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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

In SWITZERLAND almost every child Is
taught to boar Rrms, and every citizen has his
military duties. The entire force OF the Re
public Is organized In four dlvlslons-the
hrst and principal being composed OF young
men inthe flower Of their ago-and these
sections are excessively called out as an
emergency arises. On the rolls OF the Con-
federation, out off population of two mil
lions and half, there are about $4,000
men trained TO nghti and 1t Ia a striking
proof OF the practical excellence Of this sys-
TEN, that In ls47, when eight cantouS So
ceded from the Bund, and tho ma ority pro.
ceeded to coerce them, both sIdes had, In
the space OF three weeks, well equipped and
disciplined armies In the Aeld, amounting
respectively to nearly 10000 and 10000
men, with Aproportlonate supply OF artillery
The expenditure Of the Confederation on the
organization Of these military forces ls about
S6Ib,OO0 year. yet the Federal army OF
sS,Oooi always ready to take the neld, and
the first reserve Of a., 900 Is almost In as I'D.
TAneed q state Of preparation.
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Thomas Creswlck, a woll-known English
artist, died in London yesterday, and was
buried in tho cemetery at Klpsal Green.
Commissioner Fisher, Of ~. Patent Once,
is to lecture before The Maryland Institute
at Baltimore, on the Nth Instant, upon in.
ventors and thelf Inventions. u
General smith, Second Assistant Post
master General, who was called West on
business about ten days ago, Is expected to
return to this city this morning.
Gen. George B. Mcclellan and wife left
this city yesterday in the l2'45 train for
Philadelphia.
appointment OF Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, ID place Of Hon. william A,
Richardson. will be made for the present.
August Bsrbren, who, wrote the famous
"Curse Of Napolson First, " has been eleeted
to the French Academy. It IL supposed
that he will follow the example Of Berger,
aud dlSdaln the good graeos Of the present
Nap. '..a
Governor BlGlsdeli, of Nevada, man Of
towering stature, was mistaken In Aikeu's
Museum, dhioaeo, the ether evening, for
Chang, the celebrated Chinese giant, on eI-
hibltiou there. He was surrounded BY an
anger crowd, taken By the hands, and asked
all sorts Of questions, until a gentleman
stepped forward and explained matters.
Laura KSeno brought out an original
drama, "ChampAgue, At the Chestnut.
street Theatre, Philadelphia, last night.
"Little Dorrit" has . successful ruu at
Mn. Drew's Arch-btreet Theatre, Phlladel-
pbia.
Hiram GhsWoId, Of Connecticut, formerly
Judge Of the State Supreme Court, and for
fourteen years a member Of the State LsgIs-
lature, is being put forward by his friends
for the Third AudltorshiP, now vacant by
the transfer Of the Hon. Reader W. Clark TO
the revenue service In Ohio.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

DRATu OF The "WRLsH FLsTTEu GmL."-
Sarah Jacobs, the Welsh fasting girl, died
at her parentf house In CarmRrthen, Wales,
on the 17th OF December, In The presence OF
the four nurses from Guys Hospital. She
was dellrious when dying, and made no con-
fession. The parents refused TO oier the
girl any food, and declared that she had not
eaten any for months. The case has excited
great attention and is TO DO Investigated.
await the result Of thh Investigation Be.
fore deciding once for all whether the singu.
lar abstinence Of Bafah Jacobs was the re-
suit OF some strange deception, or in reality
what Il was represented 70 be-a freak Of
nature"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

The Charleston NeSi Of the 1st instant
says; "The frlgate PlEarro Ia now OF the
bar, though no additional gunboSts are re.
ported. Those now In the harbor are en-
gagged In taking In coal and preparing for
their departure. Some OF the seamen re-
Gently made their escape from the feet, but
have not been recaptured. They were en-
listed In New York, and are hard set OF
roughs. The Spanish Consul has advertised
for nremen, aud received q number OF appll-
cations yesterday"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

SILVER BUTTONS FROM THB MoRRIs MINES.
We were yesterday shown several small
buttons Of silver, extracted from ores from
the above mines BY W. G. Tllden, N. D.,
SsSaysr, OF this city. Tho tunnel now being
driven by the company having recently
passed through new lode, the superintend.
emit forwarded specimens Of the ore to the
Office 10 this city 10 enable the board to do.
eide upon Its morliS, The assay Of DR.. TIL
den shows the ore 10 contain tlSl $500
currency Der ton.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

THERR 10 WITHIN the Truckee River
Indian reservation, lake called Pyramid
Lake which IL without au outlet, and which
Is supplied BY streams from the melting
SnoWs Of the mountains. In this lake is a
barren, rocky and desolAte Island, without
timber, grass or available land, producing
no vegetation except sage brush. This
island Is never visited by the Indians, but Is
looked upon by them With superstltlous
terror. Il is believed by some enterprlsIng
citizens OF Nevada to be peculiarly adapted
10 limited extent TO raising cashmere
goats, and q petition signed by a number Of
citizens has been sent to the Secretary OF
the Interior asking that tho Island may be
withdrawn from the reservation aud put In
the market, that It may be purchased for the
purpose Of making the attempt to Introduce
the cashmere goat
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

IsABHLiA AND THn JEwELs.-ISabella has
been charged by the slippery fellows who
have succeeded her In Madrid with running
away with the jewels Of the Spanish crown !
but, according to the latest story on the sub.
Iect, 90 far from Isabella having stolen the
crown JswolS, there were no crown Jewels to
steal, and all gems that shOuO on her royal
person on grand occasions were personal
Eifts 70 her during her relgu. When We con-
slider through how many Plunderlng hands
Spain has passed since Napoleon upset her,
We can understand that II would DO strange
II there were any crown jewels.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

The GAZETTE ANNUAL REGTsTBR PoR 1870
is very valuable publication Just Issued by
the Cincinnati Gazette Company. Il con-
tAlns a vast amount OF information on pollt-
ical matters, State and National affairs,
miscellaneous intelligence, sc. It is per-
feet handbook Of information on nearly all
topics that Interest the public, aud Is a ready
reference for the politician, tho statesman,
or the writer on current events,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

NEW YoRK must have been exceedingly
lively on New Years Day. Tho Times pub
fishes two columns Of "Terrlblo Tragedies"
with the following 'ub.hOad lines 'Murder
and Suicide by German School Teacher"
"slugular Attempt to Murder a Boy" "Tho
Reynolds stNbblug Affair" "a Probable
Murder" "a Terrible Dar.room Battle"
"A Police Officer Shot by Rowdles," Daring
Attempt at Highway Robbery" "Brutn
Assault upon a Man aud Woman" "Murder
and Attempted Suicide" sc. New York Is
evidently Jealous Of the reputation Of Chi,
cAgo.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

EDMUND JusSHN, collector OF the First
Illinois district, Chicago, has forwarded a
statement to tho Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue showing that the collections for tho
ssVen months from the lSt day OF May, 1859,
to the 3Oth day Of November, 1909, exceeded
the collections Of the previous year o., 9SS,-
167 On
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

cURE EoR SMALLPOX is said TO be to
rub the chest with croton oil as soon as
symptoms OF the disease appear. There
will be many mistakes made II this cure DO
generally applied, for until the eruption
makes ltS appearance 1t is most dificult to
distinguish the symptoms OF smallpox from
those Of measles, Scarlst-fever, &c. Croton
oil is not a pleasant thing to be played or
Iriaed with, aud We advise our readers to
let this cure alone, unless sanctioned and
applied by a regular physician.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH, on Sunday night,
Rev. II. W. Beeehcr stated that he had tried
making vista on New YeAr'S day instead OF
receiving, and he rather liked 1t as far as be
got, but he only got few blocks from his
house and Waited only sixty acquAintanecs.
He proposed, therefore, to adjourn New
Years day until Wednesday nOIt, when he
would visit another fraction Of his friendS.
Tho New York HsrGld says Ii must DO I'M
derstood, however, that Wednesday will not
on that account be legal holiday for the
public In general-Only for Plymouth church
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

TEE Boston Herald, one Of tho best Jour
nails published In the United States, comes
10 Us In an enlarged form. IA old typo
graphical PhyslOgnOmy, so TO speak, Is the
SAmS, but the general appearance OF the
paper IL in perfect Keeping with the wants
Of the times, Amer nearly a quarter OF .
century Of prosperity, Ii gives evidence Of
renewed yigoT, and 10 destined to live 10 a
good old age. Newspapers dOuV' die JOuug
70 Dost0n.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

THz Standard, Of London, is publishing q
series Of lengthy articles 10 prove that the
Peabody charities are q failure, and the
lodging houses are In no respect as comfort
able as those built with other funds. The
trustees arc called responsible for all the
failures.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

ADMISSION or MIssBsPPI.-GenrA mes
will call the Legislature OF AlSslSsiPpi
together this week to ratifY tho Fifteenth
Amendment, so that all the requirements Of
Congress can be laid before the latter body
for the prompt admission OF the State.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

W-CITY REGIsTER's oFFIoE,
Hereby sIysn tSs tiV o. sITGiR6SY. Jeiu.rS !.
$50, will expire all licenses SVEN BY Re CSrpo-
PaWhbToksrs. Bill. Posters, Butchers u tbs sew.
0TAl markets, Keepers Of Dogs, 6e.
All said Cooperation Lioensae expiring on said
date must be promptly renewed,
Deposits for Licenses to this Cooperation are
n9H BY law made NIP tAe Shy S9nsf ftsth, Ky
'"' H0AH"' "''' issue JOHN T. COOK,
jal-lO. City Register,
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AmuSements. Etc.
RATIONAL THEATRE.

Ofowtsd and fashionable audIeness gseoBd
Night Of the oharmihE and popular artists
Mr.. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE,
Who Nill Appear In Dion Bousl sault's masisrpises
oeaulta Hrahd romAhtio drama o.
nCoLLRRN DAWN on THE BRIDE OF
vt, -. 0ARRIOWEN.
win me sonss ~ Qrgi,kseR Laws and the Pretty
nsyles "a Oopplssa = o.,.t,,.,MT W. J. Plorenes
Ia .s enEinallt peifofnsd ~ these aTtists over
-1kksspadtea by kgnlandid east
q'eiosf IA. W.dhssdaL and Saturday at =
i'suP'+ i HI rt1 Nh ,fsslsRIstsa pan tomi|a %
Is cents, "Ahon ~ esnhi children
,nnnsi msnsGems1t hays the satlsfastion Of an.
se,rsss. Miss BIfRMlN,e rsS VII ,rsas
siE nights Oniy' eeumsneihE MosSay. jsSSsi1
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

s"sNATIONAL MnDICA AT ROCIETY
meeting q the National Msdlell society viii Be
Nv sI en- s.' ss:i
otfhir's'nh Hfeef y gislo9s
s,s.isIy.
kNf-A MASS MEETING or THE
49, MoIkIngm ot QsoIGetown VIII b hsld
nv s HssssR Rs - IsSss T.
"a to Be present Eminent sPsaEsTs viii addfsss
the melting. J. b. ADAhs, President
JAhRsD. ROWE, Secretary n.
s~- 90 TO THE EXHIBITION AND
sabbath ssSooi ftis IssyssfSS, atiS y oss io
10 NE IpswiS I'D Beautifully ss!sS up k7disnss
Santa O,aus will maize visit and distribute the
GiniissIos * ssn.. "
A. OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL
7t.Ilkk ms. CO.'Of The, DlSrhlCr W
COLUMBIA This asnual meeting Of this g. m.
VII p held a. 'Aslt 2ss ga hoMp A III
log aeyed hanaEsIs for the ensuing year.
The capital u hts Company In premium notes
ADD cash n hand amounta to seven hundred thou.
san jIlai JAN "T"%ksLEr BorELRR, s,s'J.
ySPH EADQ UARTERs LINCOLN
~ Posi- NO. ., O. A. r., January 8, lslQ. =
WI Sc S,ld %Ri6sssbRf kvSSNRsS, 81 81 5st.
u o'clock, In dTend Army Hall, eOLnsf Psnnsyl.
Of IsS Pct Is9ps.!Sd e b. present. 4. business
S.'BR, TFIosLsos, AdIuiih IOON'' '''n jSS Il
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NOTICE.!

HUCKINB' CHOICE TABLE PRE-.
IL PARATlONB.
O0hhisuhE Of
HUCKIHs' PARKER HOUsR SOUPS,
HUCKlNBl SANDWICH MATS
HUCKlhs' PARKER HOUsk Ballad DRESSING.
Tomato, Pea, Ysrmieilii,
Jullshhe, Beef, AAdATORl,
SOUPS! {0H.TAll, Mock Turtle,
Green TuIlle, OTkA, Tor 0uInbo,)
JChlcksn, Tsrrapin.
! Ham Tongue,
HEATS n Turkey,
)LobsisT, Uhiekeh.
lBAlad Dressing for Lobster and
DRkbblh0li Qhleh4n Salads, Celery, Lettuce,
} Cold Meats, OyBtaIa, Ae,
For sale At u. w, REED a SONS,
HOJ atreat north, (Old humbSI.l
laIA street northwest, thew numbeT.b
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n. VHANht TfeHId0hI,
ias.2 BRNJ. N. Mccoy, Treasurer.

NS5fs THE sTOC X HO LID ERs OF
~ he NATIONAL BANK OF THB RE.
TUESDAY, the 1Ith day Of January, between
the houts Of And p, m, for the purpose o.
year iAl-sodA
RF. DURING THE PAST WEEK
~ have FeSel yed two o. the most beautiful,
hishly-hnishsd NosE PIANOS, froP BoSt9n,
the - Weber" New York PIANO, and OTHBRS.
JOHNNY. ELLIS,
200 PsnnsylyAplA avenue,
ial.Sl near Tenth street
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R~sHEADQUARTE COMPANY A,
kt9 FiRsr NLIIoNAL gulRps, wAiHiIaIoE,
D; q, January T. 1870 .Ths Art annual mestiag
EVENING. ~ Garr's Hall, s75 Il street, bstween
Twelfth Aad ThiTteshth streets, At To'eloek pre-.
eselJ, for the election Of both the civil and mill;
that all members, and those who are dsslTous Of
becOml ng such, shall attend.
ROBERT MoMINN, .
II RaeOfdiuE BeeretAfy,
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s1sTHn REGULAR MEETING OF
k5P U, y, Grant Post No, u U. A. r., will
b hsld rms EvBNINd, At Ublon League Nall.
n7 o'clock
Theirs will be an Installation Of the nosrs elect
Of the Post. fall attendance Of members Il de-
IiTld.
ny order Al HugrooN,
H. CuaHIHa, Post Commander.
AdiutAnt lie
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equator Ncrtcn-

Cine Don pem M9tb. M. g. Btlfin>
ion in @a1btnstpn, .. 6, 9efern an bic
ct. paul npreb" selanbteD epe(4e brin9t
bic trauri9e Nadri@t> baB ber M@tb.
Daniel g. Norton, Senator ron Min>
neipta> i'm Sterben lie9t. Die Depel@e
lautet:
sd BABE peben bas &ranz
3tmmer be6 @enatpr6
Yerlanen. Gr fam rur NOD
eini9e @tunben leben."
@elbt bic 5ofnune flr cine nur seit<
peiie @teberberiteQun9 1T neri9wunoen.
Daniel g. Nprton mar III Mount
8ernon, Sbto, ant 12ten &pril 1929,
seboren unb lit &enyon College in reu>
1elben @taate er3oSen ,poroen..
@abrenp beS n1erifanii@ea &rie9es
bisnte Ct in ben Sbio>@ oluntdrs. Son
elmer &eile mad @alifornien uno Ntearaz
qua surldaefebrt tpibmete ct ii@ anfanss
in ieinem Staate Sbio Der &e&tSpraris,
unb fam I'm Sabre 1854 nadM inne1cta.
1poielbtt ct fi4 in Binona ntecerlieB uno
1einem 8eruf alS Mopotat folete.
Sn ben Sabren 1857, 1858, 1860,
1861 unb 1863 r%epralentirte Ct @inpna
County I'M Staats,S enat unb ,puroe I'M
8inter 1865 BON per} @eftteebun9i ale
&epublifater gum 8urbes>6 Senator Ae>
>udblt. 81 f@lcb ft@ fpdter Der sSckn1on>
Yartei az ure sing i&lietli& ,u Is.
Dsusestatie dbsr.
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Ser 0tburt8ta8 Der vStaat6'
3citur8".

Wit Dem beuti9en Sage tritt bic
u@taats,ettune" pa6 oret3ebnte
Sabr tbre8 8efebenS an.
Mtt Dem Staate Minne1ota auf9e>
wa@(en uno ftetS bemlbt fir bic Snte,
ref1en be5elben su wi.fen, gum @pbl iei'
net Bep5lteruns na@ &rdften bei,utra>
gen uno oer reutl9en 8epSlferun9 pea
Staates cine Ta9esliteratur gu 9ebeu,
wel@e Dem pulitilaen 6orti@ritt buloiet
uno befdrwortet, 9lauben mir am beutiz
gen Sage I'm RQdbltd auf bic 8er9an>
9enbett ubne %unmobenb gu erl@einen> mil
@%enu9tbuun9 iasen gu oarfen, cab un>
fer @irfen uno G9afen ni9t Der9ebli@
9etpe5tn 1T.
Dte manntsfa@en8 tmetie BET Greunoz
1@aft uno bic 3ablrei&e Ebeilnabme, nell
DE wtr bel benz publifum eeiunoen uni
mel@e mir III 9ere@ter @eiie gu wirpt>
gen mt11en> perren e8 un6 na@ >pie %,
our Muf9obe MAIDEN, MQes aufjubieten.
I'm bic S%taatStettun9 In bent 8rober
&rei(e ibrer 2eier, BON benz &ptr bpfen
pab Ct f@ Don Sabr ;u Sabr nod YET:
sr5Bern meroe> gu einem fets germ 9eie>
benen @afe gu MAIDEN meldm bic LAM
gen Sabre elmer pertrauliden 8etannt,
ldaft au einem unentbebrliden 5au8,
freunbe 0ema@t baben.
@ir winlden ni&t> Seripre6un9eu
~ MAIDEN, >rel6e mir ni@t erfluen t1ns
men mir neroen aber beitrebt fem, BEL
@taat8Seitun9 unieren 9ansen Gleib
Mufmerflamfeit unD :3ett ;usuwenoen
Aue8, mas fl@. auf Dem @ebiete rer pu>
litif uno Ga9e6neuisfeiten erei9net, TO-
wie @e9enNanoe fir bic ll%nterbaltunl
urp Belebruns, tperDen mir beftrett 1etn
nit 9r1bter Spr9falt %aussuwdblen unit
re&tseittS gu publistren.
@ir 9lauben etne @er9r1berun9 unle.
res 8latteS in nt@t all5u ferner 3eit II
Mu6f@t fcQen Su blrfen.
Dem Yublifum uno freunpli9en &c.
fern Der @taats3eitun9 ftatten mir fiji,
Die uns ~ Tbeil seworbenellnterRubrn{
unleren aufri9ti9en Danf ab uno laoer
bic elben fit ben 13ten SabrBan9 gu red
sablrsider @ubleription Elm.
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tbun blatL y isatst i muan beuatt itin,
benielben ~mon.bgli& auf fran35f(@es une
preuBtfaes @ebttt 3u lptaliften. IVA
Der 8ries ;wiiden Granfret4 unp
DreuBen. bepeutet entwecer Elm 3rpeite6
|Sena ODER Elm ;tpeite6 @aterlop,
unb int lebteren Sale bic Gini9uns &C.
{amntzD eutl4lanba, bic 3ertrammerun8
Seferret@s, ben untersan8 Ter weltli@en
5errl&aft pes @apfes, DieQei9t in pei>
terer Terne bic Mnneripn &umdniens
Ga9 al6 preis fir &ublanb's 9ulfe
einitweile1 Don eiuem anperen 9obenjol>
let n ermabrune se,pmmen >pcrpen IT'D
an GuBlano unb an, Gnte oar bic Tbei>
lung rer Edrfet spilden @ublanr uup
|G9Ypten.
Bobltann tieitr&ries gu einem@ieen<
fampfe 3pii9enb Dem enpli9 emporReieenz
ben 8ermanilden uno Dem unter9ebenpen
celtil& : eaQil9 rumanii@en Glemente
uercen, aus pel9em bofentli9 paS Gr>
itcre als @ie9er uno ols bic eebietenpe
Madt @ef>G uropds beroorseben rpirp.
T. 80 INNER aud Deutl9e pobnen m6z
gen. bteBirfuns bieropn >piroe lt9 na@
allen @den une@nben Der @elt erftreden.
Da6 oeuti9e @olf6tbum mIrbe (id in
fremben2dnoern nt9t nur G%benbIrti9feit
errin9en,; 1cnbern In ben Ser. Staaten
aud 9eitaltenb auf bic amerifani l9eNa>
tionalitGt etnptrfen.
Ni9t ais preuben pber SIbbeutl9e,
}onoerr alS beutl9zamerifdnil9e BQroer,
melde ibre 2iebe uno Nufupferuns fir
ibr Ncoptiu > @aterlanp auf utelen
@@lo@tftlbern pGbreno pe8 leBten &riez
9es bemdbrt baben, aber bel berer1 baS
@efubl Der @nbdnelidteit fir oa6 ~oe>
iammte Deutl@lanp" ntemal6 erlS19en
wiro> t1nneu mir biele 3eilen ni6t better
l@lieben alS nit benz @unl1e BON Mil>
lionen Deutl9en in bieiem9anre M69e
Deut14lanp aus tielem&f e al6 Sie<
ger bersur9eben unb DeutldlanbS Sri
eplpre Gin 9robe6 unb 9elammtes beutz
iaes @aterlano. in allen 1beilen ber
@elt alurrei@ reprdientiren unp BE-
@9lben!
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Sic @ttuation in Gurcpa unb Dcr
&riea.

Die @urfel }iro 9efauen; Granfreid
bat ben &rie0 9e9en preuben ertldrt uno
1don leBten Samfag @a@mltta9 uter>
@9rttt Elm preubilde8 Corps bic 0ren;e
unb betrat in BEL, Nabe ppnTpbrbo@ unz
terbalb @trabbur9 franSSfl@e6 Territoz
rum.
@enr ptr uns nun, bic Graee Yorles
gen ST Yreuben III bic len1 &rieoe Ypr'
bereitet 70 fSnnen mir bielelbe entldieben
affrmattp beantworten. Sn elmer anoez
ren Spalte unleresBl atteS le9en mir un>
1eren 2eiern cine 9enoue Speif3truna
iber ben Gfeftiobe}ano Der Mrueen
preuBenS, be6 Norpbeutl9en Bunpe6, TO-
pie ber Suooeutl1en Staaten, >pel@e
mitpreuBen Militdr> @ertrd9e abee39lo(>
fen babeu, Dor. Gus bie(en 8ebt bersor,
baB Yreueen NIT Norbbeutl9lano tiber
cine @elammtma&t bon >peni9fen6 800>=
900 ;Mann %oisponibler Gruppe, gu per-
fl9en baben >piirpe> tenen Granfrei6 i'm
belten Sale bS@fens 100000 mann
9eoienter Truppen ent9e9enfeQen f1unte.
Natlrli@ bat Gran{rei@ cine 8rpBe
unb td9ti9e &rie9sfptte, tpdbrenb BIZ
Norppeuti@e &rie9smarine nod i'm Gnt>
feben 1T unb an Mn3obt ppr &rie96'
Ddmpfern Der fransSfl9en beteutent
na@febt. Die Glutte tpirp aber in rie>
fem &rie9e nfemal6 cen Nusl1la9 eeben,
Dob preuBen polfomme1 porbereitet
par, 'gebt aber aud aus Der Na9ri@t
berpor, pab f&on Dor elmer @o@e Bis>
mard einen Courier an ben preueil1eu
@elanbtea in @arts ab1anbte, rel@e,
2ebterem bic Na@ri9t bra9te: ~preuBen
Jet poufommen tut Stanpe bic Situation
bis gum gotten Suli gu p~er;Seern."
&1ni9 @ilbeln tpiroe ferner benz @e>
lanoten pe6 &aiier8, @rafen 8eneoettt
bic Mubien3 i'm 8abe GINS am 15teu
fi&erli@ nt@t ~pertpeieert uro bemlelben
in Der perlon ieine6 &at1er6 bic b1@f.
@erinsl@abun9 8eset9t baben, als {,
tbu, bur@ einsn Mpjutanten bic Mtttbet>
lung MAIDEN LIEF, baB preuben tetn,
tpeitere1 Mittbeiluneen 3u MAIDEN babe
pdre ct tig Ter @ttuattpn urb ibrer i'm,
ausbleibli&en Bolsen ri&tA sputcn,msr
bepubt 8epelen. ..,s.s vi 81, 80
Der Ginbrud, tpel@en bic &rtesserfld,
r,1n8 auf betpens Setter ser.a&t Bat ~
etn l8etpalti8er, werl1 aud Il. feinen Aeu,
eerun8et itbr perl@iepener. S4.
SD Yarts wurbt f@pn felt eiuers Bod
SepaltSers2a.M t1sSsftta0sa,pt r Aiitr'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-21
2ie franj6ftf@e' &rttss,G rflarnns.

Cine Qonppner Depe]@e pom Is. |a9t,
oab bieie &r{e9serfldrun9 ouf fel9euoe
punfte bes,inoet 1T:
1. Die Beleibi9uns, tpelde benz franz
j1il@en @elanpten @rafen 8eneoettt int
Babe Grns susefdat .rurce unb .pel@e
Die preuBii&e @esierurg gut bet6t :;
2. Die Betserun9 pe8 &6nte5 Don
preueen bic 3urdd3iebun9 oes @amens
pes prin3et 2eupulo alS Ganbibat fQr
ben ipanii@en Sbrun bur&jultben unb
3. Die Gbatlade, bab Der &5ni9 ba>
rauf betebt e6 Dem prinsen anbeim Ut
feQen bic &6ni96trone SpanienS an5u<
nebmen. ~