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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

Wednesday next. The National Assembly
will suspend its session on that day in respect
TO his memory.
BoAsTEuL wRETCB,
The insurgent who commanded at the
shooting of the martyred Archbishop has been
discovered boasting Of his participation in the
horrible deed He will be, as might be sup
posed, promptly executed.
GREAT BRITAIN THREATENED.
Another insurgent has publicly boasted that
the burning of Paris will appear Insignificant
when the London docks and all their wealth
are consumed; that grand lesson will be
that London, Liverpool and Bristol will be the
next scenes of the secret operations OF the
Communists.
REAL LEADERS OF THE PARIS COMMUNE.
Papers have been discovered in Paris
which show concusively that the operations
of the late Commune were controlled and di-
reoted from London and Berlin by the chiefs
OF the Workingmens International Society, a
branch Of which exists in the United States.
Several Englishmen were among the insurgent
leaders in Paris during the period of the in
surrection.
TIMERS STERN TOWARDS TnE REBEL LEADERS.
VI. Theirs promises that whatever sentences
the Military Commission pass upon MN.
Rochefogt and ASH shall be faithfully exc
cuted.
AN INCENDrAgy ORDER FOUND.
An order, signed and sealed by the Com
mune. for the burning Of the Hotel de Vile
has been discovered.
Power to he MISUNDERSTANDING Trnmc 20
DC Rcsumcd.
VERsAILLEs, June 3, 1871.
II is said majority of the Assembly favors
the proposition for the abrogation of the laws
for the banishment of the Princes of the House
Of Bourbon from France; and also the pro-
posa to extend the power of NJ. Theirs as
Chief Executive for two years.
PATHWAY TRAFFIC RESUMED.
The railways between this city and Paris
have resumed their trips and are already
doing an immense passenger traffic.
BUSINESS IN PARIS
Business in Paris is rapidly revivng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

..ks ereai uiagsar h apuouuclu. after hfscen
Occupancy ii ther old a6a FoaawaJ tey are In
gea Tor Tie better ~ theT -eAh customeIs
ar The prbl- ~ mite movement aud 10
new store convouienl cene oI'faae sl' RToad-
me company this opportunity % tend@r thanks 10
their nuhefi friends aod the public tor their generous
pa,roge and unDued confidence, extended TIA ouzh
ona a period and 10 assure them that - the future
pas PANS eYpcnse sAal &c sb~red - merit their
cont niue OnNdence aud patronage
r and cotrrlete assortment homeopathic
lions Eoos. Se ladies Fancy rohet Articles also
HuMpHRENs' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS anu roNp'~
EXTRACT VIII be louad ~ the
NEW HOMEOPATHIC STORE,
Sl7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
MislC On THE MALL.
Geu,rai Pur! in Holiday Dress--TLe People
and the Programme.

Ceutrui Park in Holiday Dress--Tae People
and the Programme.
The numerous and intricate lanes OF Central Park
were unusually crowded yesterday afternoon. Falr
young Gotbamites escorted by shifting beaIx
througed the avenues Ia early anticipation OF tue
feast Of harmony. Anticipated maiden aunts carry
rug the everlasting poodle lonnged on the seats
and enyiously watched the happy youth who
tr,pped along, thoroughly enjoying The beautiful
scene before them. Disappointed bachelors, with
crusty looks attempted 10 stocally face the breeze
tn contemplation Of the evening papers At han.
past three the music began bud crush set IN upon
the Mall. The poodes TOOK fright at the trsl crash
er the brass. and la their frantic efforts tn escape
SCRATCHED ynr sCRkGGT NECRS
ofthe ronding misrresses. Fashionable beauty aired
Itself with . considerable dignity thar as
tounGcd the admiring male promenaders,
separate attraction Ia the Park denia ndad passing
notice. and attention became so divided between
tne evcrgrcens, flowers ana music that lew of the
rroineuaders could make up tneir minus where 10
linger. The c0nccrt was opened vain a grand
march Castle" u. Wugari. Tue second piece
was an overture. "The siege Of coruthn by Ros-
SIM proved rather ncavy Tor the multitude.
anu they strollcd away IN every drcc-
uon from the stand. beethoven's andante,
from sonaie 'PateliQnC.h proved following
mp Of the iirss eject. Tue gaiop. however, zion
gicur" Iikon winch briliianily executed.
brought all the wanderers back. The second and
third parts were especially attractive. They con-
sisted OF the following plcces:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
TN. ATLANTIC CABLE REPAIRED.

HFARrs CONTENT. n. T., June 3--2:45 7. NJ.
one Of the Anglo American telegraph cables has
been recovered and repaired. The steamer Scum
deria Captain Hapn, VIII Immediately proceed to
recover aud repair the other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
VIEWS or TIE PAST.

JuNR 4.
lS5g-Battlc or Magenta the allied French ana
Italians defeated the AustranS
1854 Riot In BROOKLYN. caused by the preachngS OF
the "Angci GABRIEL
lSt6NcNico declared war against the United States
i14- latle of san I.azaro; tue Sagtiinans defeated
me AllelrianS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
ENGLAND.

The English Commissioners and General 5chenck
Arrived in Liverpoo-Address OF the
Chamber of Commerce to the American
Minister and His Reply-Ex-
pected Arrival OF the EN-
peror Of Brazil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
SERIOUS RluT ON The NORTH PACIFIC RAILROAD.

ST PAUL, Mimi, June 3, 1871.
A serious riot is In progress on the North Pacific
Railroad, fourteen miles east OF Braingra. A mum.
Der OF aporers struck for higher wages which being
refused they riotops- TrnoDs nave been sent
Ter lg0m Fort Rt"lev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

Ni.sisguo.-rhe Wnter Of this spring u
ACKNOWLEDGED remedy for Cancer Scrofa aud y Of
the Kidneys. Sold oy druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

A.--fEead,cbr. Avauni :->ow il fbc Time
buy OF khOA's elegant summer Hats light. elegant
preventive OF headache and
and OF the best summer lxres. Buy Hats At
kNuA'S, 212 Broadway, corner Of Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

'ur-iOn 10 Ntl91rD Eaifs.
Tine Erie Railway Company the plesss excursions
BY announcements OF tickets from this city to Nj
rgara Falls and return at the unprecedcncdy low
3 Rv the completion OF the link connecting then,
witt Niagara fals direst. they enabled to
through by daylight between the points enabling
the traveller while seated Ia the palaa drawing
coaches arranged expressly tourists
enhancing beauty and reach his destination
honrs. Express trains leave daily nj and n A. 81
$50 and r. NJ Tickets be- had at 1at, bay
Broadway and at the principal hotels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

Tan. Frccaies, Moth, Sunburu, Pimplen>
ffadicated oy fULLER'S NEeOLfSn. pepot liEr-
PARDs Faso,on EMPORIUM. lsc snta avsnue Sold "
lrIi.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

Webher Does Not Believe in Professor Oar.
wins theory bat links soms must he exceedingly great
~ or ~ for Cashmere Hats they
the finest quality manufactured for S. al W tkkER's
Sixth syenns aud rbifiy .nrsi street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

A.--Fine Ar,.--Americnn oil Paintings AT
J0T broadway. ops osite Metropolitan
Hotel commencing Monday evening, June b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

a.-Ta Americans Travelling i'm Europe
Circular NJ credit available Ia sterling francs
sued by BoWLts BROTHERS & CO, II Wiliam street..
New YORK; q street. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

A Coal, Bc:iohtiui Hair Drcs-iuv--Ke cps fsss
head hair healthy CHEVaLIERS LIFE FOR THE
the vegetable toilet article the world
gray hair; Us falling increases III
WITH. Sod Mlere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
A.--Phalon'~ New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
LOVE NbU.

A.-Prrfeci Fitting and Elegant Boots md
Shoes Tor ladies' gentlemen hoys and cniren The largest
assoftmentu III hne In the city.
New Store and New Sty'es
BROOKS so Broiiwav, opposite Netropotan Hotel,
nnA new store. llM naMly eornnr TMentynlnlh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

Napoeon's Cabinet
CHAMPAGNE.
at Demonicns and all ufst q ass
VtruN WATER
the Uy Tor dyspepsia. guut diabetes, diseases ts
iiytr KIDNEYS bladder. Csc bu: the genuine.
New YORK state Hight for the Best mud
ehcarcs surln. Bed manufactured can bs bought very
cheap. Address no1 $40 Post odice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

American ..rt.--fin Monday Evcni1r Com
the grand sale % Oh Paintings ut bss Broadway
Dosigp Metre ttDtpl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

A.--T'hi. Hsarnips. the Russian lyaporj sIu~-
BILE RArHs receive ecutlcnen bashrrs tonl FRONT u
o'clock other days open from A. NJ. to r. ". Ladies'
hours daily 10 to L. a. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

Attention THREAT iItt ar Ficmipr. IRIS,
lao Futon street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

A.-Ativerfisinr rnus--Fans for Advertising,
N2J 70 S.ut0. Manufactured by o. r. NiTsCH Co, 20
tree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

BACHELORS Hair Dya-rhc Rest i'm the
The only perfect Harmless. reliable nstuta
At all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

For Colds, Coughs, bronchitis md all Az
fecti of tho Lungs take AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

: BLESSING TO N0shers.-iIrs. Winslosv's
SOOTHING SYRUP for nj diseases with which children
afflicted, Is sute and certain remedy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

All q. q. p.-ss.s saved. Scents Pearl s'rs-
Hats Largcs stock offered at retail. II Corr.
land a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

FoIey,s Celebrated Gold Pens
Are the "Resi" aud Clespesi.
Factory Nj Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

A.-Ferring's I'nrcat
CHAMPION SAFES
3ai broadway, corner Murray street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

Eauze lcrino Undersirts and Drawers
Giauze six undershirfs and Drawers
rrowser Gtlin- Linen AMI Jean Drawers.
Iisle Thread and Halbrlgsan Hosiery.
suited to the present and COMING
Al UNION ADAMS = cos, oS7 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
GERMANY.
Incorporation OF Alssce in the German Empire.

BERLIN, June 3, 1871.
The bill Incorporating Alsace with the German
empire mas been read three times before the Ger
mau Parliament.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

A.-senr ~ eitslis,, aud Elegant flat nf pnpu-
ar prices go DOUGAN 100 Nassau street, Of Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

sJ.--BcsT Quality Pcars CASHMERE Hats.
FoRMANs, s5i Fourth avains nctwcac twsu.s9isA ana
rweutv.sixsh streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

II You Want n Good Boot. shoe isaitcr-
call az CHARLES FRANKS Boot and Shoe store 81 Nassau
Maiden lane established 1871 Our work
cannot be e4celied BY any hous. IN the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
THIE2y TsRW TO BE LENGTHENElnl.
The assembly Favorable to the Return OF
the BOurb0IS.
A REPUBLICAN GUARD FORMING.
Zen CCIrrts Martial Forming
at CherbOurg.
TsLsGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Our special correspondent in Versailles
sends MS the following despatch
VERSAILLES. June 3, 1871.
Archbishop Darboy will be buried on
Wednesday next. The National Assembly
will suspend its session on that day in respect
TO his memory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
Presentation TO u Theatrical Manager.
Metropolitan Gossip.

X. Il. stevens, late business manager iur Lua Ed
WINS theatre does not go out for the Three Hunch-
bacssr party. but remains at Colonel T. Ailston
Browns Dramatic Agency.
Nine Methua Scheiler, the celebrated German
actress Will reappear in this city shortly. she hay
inc three new pieces all OF which pronounced
very due.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04

itcUe-Tkc New Capital nj Italy.
Arrangements are made Tor the public and
solemn entry Of Victor Emmanuel into the
capital of the Caesars. Slowly and cautiously.
and, as we think, with much wisdom, the pre-
paraiions have been made: and now we are
not unprepared to learn that on the 18th of
August the Italian King viii enter Rome and
establish himself in the palace of the Quirinai
II will be great day for Romc--a great day
for the thinking men Of the world Even now
men are asking how will the Pope behave.
We know that he refuses TO accept the terms
OF the Italian Parliament. The poor Pope,
His is a difficult position. Charlemagne
from his hands the imperial crown. So did
the First Ohio Other emperors and kings
bowed to him the knee. The First Napoleon
reversed the practice, but the First Napoleon
was by universal consent an intruder. He
was never backed up ny the common consent
OF mankind. For the first time the secular
power IN Rome. by the deliberate demand OF
the italiun people and by the approving assent
Of mankind, triumphs over the sacred. Even
in Rome the Church no longer dominates
Plus the Ninth commands the respect Of the
nations hut unless the current OF events is
powerfully and effectively checked his sue
ccssor will find it convenien; to become to
Italy what the Archbishop Of Canterbury ia
10 England. The power Of the universal
bishop lie goue. The uame must Ola
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-22

bic 2aOp Eitlbprue, bic gSittuc ocS ptritor.
benen Eorp Ethboruc, ,gllubcn ~ MAIDEN, o0B
tbr Sobn geiunocn ci, uno oa Der yttQcr, uit
Crudbut, ieil LANCER 3eit IN htr EGmIie Eidlr
borne geltbt unh nit ben &Tbilmiiitu ecS
edlten RoaT gtnan Uutrnut mar, 10 louute
II and ictncn Sd)Hpliug poltnduOig iibtr al
les gSlneuSprtAe crieHtIrcu. Gum lluQlld
lcoodl mar Der 9tcgcr Crlt ut Die Samilic ac
tommcu, ais JIoatr, blmalS IL Sahre alt,
ans Sronirtd inrltdlttcbIt mar, mo 10 lit
es oenn crildrIicb, baB Der Sldgcr iIbT bic
Bragcn, Die d oui oW Sstt rtutS gluisnt.
balttS ut NrduIrttdl, 'OWc lCluc trcu ,{I
gcnolabgG bciogcH, uur unbtirleoigcHot, ben
Stempti hcr llWmNbtAtlt an Der Stiru tia
9tnoc 9ltWoritn gtbcu tpHute. Sb bicie 9lns
gdbtn muBr iinN ober rid)t, 1T uuhlrltl udlt
fehgclttut. Nl6gidl mirc cS immer, uuO ms
eV bctBt, IN bic cStAcnpdrtti orS SlagrrS iIbcr
bic Htut IStHonn8 or SiHge lthr btumubigt,
uuo miro nad) gSlcbtr0ufnuhmt btS NallcS
tS iu ibrcr N0uptaHi9Nbe madcu, ben @cmtiS
III tibrcr, 6OB Der &liacr ttiu untirlibcr
Sohn ocS pcrltorbcHcu yoro SIhbornc III.
Die III GNlliUrncH sunni &oot prurtbciue
nura Sutr mar Oor ttnu l6 5abrm nit
clEem gSm. o. StoUcr in 9tcw Orleans ucr-
mablt, BON bcm iii ltdI oamaIS iHcotu llcB,
neil Der DtdHn Su eituiibtig mar; ititoeH
mar lhr ytbcu cine RCibe uerliebtcr gibcuteuCr,
ocrcn 6ol9eu iIc an ocn @ollcn gtbrabt ba.
ben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-22
DaS Teit oeS ,,Sf.sY. Sttiitens
(SoruS ~

Stem Dort, 81. Suli. - 9(uigeibnbeu
1T swar ni1t auisehoteu, aber eiu aniseidlos
benes SET 1T gelp6bulid) balb uerieblt. 0aS
bari man mobl nit gntem getpiiicn in Se.
Sug aui baS pler5ebnte SogelihieBen unS
Sdiiesnieit bss Dgielu.Dorter Shiiten.
corps" ia9eu, pelheS in 6ol9c bes uu9iinllis
gen Wetters uln eircit Gag prlirgert fuereen
muBte. Irob ber gnitrensungen Der Ufits
gfieber beS Sdiieencorps" mar Der Seitpfne
9eitern MIR mittelmabi9 beiutt. 3luiihcn
orei inb bier llbr fam gliidliher Weile hoS
leete Stiif oes Sogels su goOen, ueldcs
freubige GreisniB bon bem DtuiilcorpS NIT
Guilds uno BON ben Sdliisen nit iauten
Surrabs be9riBt wuree. Die icierlidje Sr1.
nung beS Sdliieeni0nigS fano ieooh crit ge'
gen uhr auf Der groBeu g8ieie, auf ipeld)er
iid bic nleilieu 1beilrebmer beS Scltes ner.
jammelt batten, ltatt. gtadoem Capt. Sob.
3. @eroes cine turse Hebe gebalten bate,
fr6nte Srdulein Shnadeuberg ben Sbiipeu.
tonis, Sru. 6eor9 airp, Dtitslico Der y Sdn.
gerrunbe" uno GapitGn beS eriteu Gapaaeric.
Hesimeuts, inter ben iibtid)eu Geremonie'u
gum Sdiieeni6nig fir bas folgenoe 3abr.
tlnmittelbar barauf ltimmte Die ,San9er
runbe" Elm BON Srn. 8utterid5n geoibtcteS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-22
Sic madte ba8 tabenfreunbIidfe ges

Sic madte Ous taBenireunoIidfte ge=
iibt.
Ser 9uub Iieb Iib oaburb ni6t per.
lcden, gr blieb rubig liegen. @r bate
iib in ben Sdatten pes 6lieOers gelagert,
an oefen anoerer Seite gloeIe iab.
3bre Dliene wuroe freunSlj6er, iaBer.
Die .6unoe teunen Die SaBen,
9Sprben ndberte iib nibt.
Sic puroe Sornig.
egBirit Oh i'm glugeublid tpmmen, uns
periddmteS Sbier ?"
Der 6unb pebeIte dnsItli6 nit oem
Sdwauje, blieb Iiegen, bate uibt ben
0futb, Su tpmmen, nidt ben, ,pappn ju laus
fen.
gGIenOes, feige8 Gei&bpf!" rief baS
b6ie 6rdulein.
Der gtaden oes Entertainers par rds
ber 9etommen. ST iubr bidt ant llier.
Gr fam lan9Iam; er ibien iid falt mir
pcn ben 9BeIlen treiben Su laHen; man
bbrte nur pann luo woun eineu leiien
Ruoeri6lag, pieIleidt MIR, um ibn in ieis
ner Ht6tung gu balten.
8aS bbie 6rdulein bate iid RAID ents
i6lpIIen. Sam Der 6uno ni6t i'll ibr,
10 9tn9 iie ju ibn, ober nit ibrer Sprugen,
orobenpen Wliene; iie fannie ia aI6 ben
6uno.
Gr Ieb iib ppn ibr fan9en, pieocr aui
ben 9lrm nebmen.
Sic ieBte ii6 nit ibnt.an ben Huno ce8
llfer8.
Sic le9tc ibn auf ibren S6ppb. Sic
bate wteoer ibr freunOli4eS @eli6t fir
Ibn. Sic itrcidelte ibn nit ben llBeien
lBprten.
pYlein iilbes, mein rsisenoes Sbiers
ben"
Sic nabte Elm rei5enoes gilo. Sic
par i6bn; iie bate cine maleriibe Stes
ung Su nebmen gewubt. 9aS babite |
'ronne Sbierhen aui ibrem S6ocBe belt |
le nit tbren eleganten weben slrmen um=
aBt; ibr feinc8 roiigeS 6eiidt mar balb |
iber tbn nieoergebeugt; nit ibren 9rpben,
JIdn5enoen glugen blidte lte 70 ireunoli6 |
,erlinter.
tisortieRuns foIstl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-22
SlmS ,psYBore. - Shlaoerei ,,pts
fdben Srldnocrm unb OcutGbcu.
-OcnrD SSarb Sccd)cr iibcr ole
ASrnuoitfru- lknrnNc

9icw Dort, 2i. 3uli. 49, G6arlsS n.
6ouenbed, etn fernercS Opfcr beS ltufrIbre5,
1T uer9angcne gtad)t Ocltorbeu.
@tnern ltno auf otrSarteo Nebemiab" ueuu
GlcpbanteH aus GeglOn augelommcn.
Vel gtanuet 1T eS Swtiden ben trIdnbid)en
unb oeuthtn arbeitcrn, luelfe bel benz @aue
Der Sadcnldd !3ucigbGbu Der ,,Grie 9obu"
bcldldftigt itno, Sn blutigeH Sd)ldgersieu &C,
tonlmcn. Die Srin6cr iiugeu Slmltag A6eno
Orn Strcit III cinem yagerbitrs SnIou an, ans
Dem lte ben GtBentbitmer nit leiner Snmiic
pertrieben. 9mSamltIgc iuur6tu2 irldnoiid,C
Irbeites BON 0eutlien lbrtdiid) gt,dlagcu,
bon Ocnen ctner, 9tamenS3fDan, lpObrd)einlid)
(Crben mtrb. Die SrldHoer 0riiien oaraui
ben Gallon nit &uiitteln nnb Steiner luie.
Der on. Die 0utid)in pertbCigtcn lid) nit
Sd)uBWaliCH, WOrauf it'd Ole 9rlanoer Suritd.
jogeu. Batrid WtcDiabon uurOe mtbriudl
Oerwuubct, SiGat Sulltu 2G, Wartu@ohcgau
jpei ooer bret Atae. Die Seutjden id)o{eu
mil S6rOt
SeurD g8arO 9eedbrr idIreibt in icincr
,Gbriitan llnlon," Dap bic Ornultlteu nab,
ties 5abr bic BnrOoc uicber abhaten iolltcn,
ltberbaupt 10 lange uno 10 oft, bis ytiemauo
mehr ooran ocntt, ite 5n litrcn, 9rlt wcnn
ottier 3citpuutt etngetrettl itiu wirb, iuiro
Die gbbaltIHg Oieier BardoeH uon teinem 1f.
fentlibcn 3ntcreiic mcbr isiu. 0iS gum Sin.
trittt bicieS 3eItpuutteS aber ut eS oeS Briu,
SlpvS Wc9cu uon NSibtigtcit, oaB bieie Ya.
raSfn lt0ttitu6cu. DmtI eiuen 3uiaQ iCien
bic Sraugiiteu. Baraoen bic Sertreter zines
aler moOerncn Civilization Su @ruuOe ltc.
geuoin BrinSipcS gcmorbcu. IS bOuotlt IidJ
iitr au'erlta nid)t nm bic Sd)ladjt bel 8oDnt,
ionOcrH UNI Die 6reibtit Der StNOt gleu.
Yorf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-22

Sn ciucm 0olStrodenbauie in Del
FllmptoHltr. III SoiioH brad gciterH Wior
gen Elm Scucr aus, 6uS bis gcteru Abent
uod mot gtIOidlt mar. St eemitlbul be
tonoen ltdb 10000 SUB 0uBbOunboli, oaS
nit $50, 900 uertdlert mar
| - @titern Norgcu giugeu in 4ougbteepic
F.'g., Die Yierbe nit einem @Sagcu ourh
III welden itd Rtbttr &oorbleS pOn 9rool.
I'M GEs Sergeant DiGior gethbrogc. Gupi.
tan 9apS un6 9Oitpb GommorS, Sfiiiiul
lIuo @dte oeS A. 9rpolluutr &cgimGUtS be.
'ahocn. 2le &crIeguulcn, mcde bicie Scr.
ren BET oen llniall crltttcu B0btlt, iHo imar
ium EbciI bCoeltcno, itocd uit)t lebcuSgt.
fabrIid).
- Die E0batS .NuStelluug III GpanSuillc,
Sno, puroe OpnnTitug Abcu6 gtidloiitn
4ltt oTiclbtu mar aud Baltimore pertrcttn
- 9tdAnen WioutOg gcbt Don 9iuu Yort
I'M sWttrrlmGc" eiue rulieuIdaitlldlt Grpeols
ton inter Sitbruub bcS. @roitiiorS partt uon
Der Cornell llnipcrIitGt Sad) SraIlitn ob.
SCr9cicrR IfolAtt III ttuent Strinbruht
III NUgen.Gitg, Pas, in Yolgt bon glmulu,
ouug etntr 81 groBcH Guuutitat Sprengpul.
utrS cine furd)tbarc GrplniioH. 9tadl alien
Jtidtnl9tn ju murbcu SteiHc in Die guit
9eld)enocrt, II. u. SclSltitdc pom 200 bis 500
Bmub @euidlt, uou btntu cin Sold)tS oaS
2SobnbauS bes ScGterS Der StaiuNrube to.
tai 3crtriimmCrte. NiebrGrt IN benz INduie
befnblitt RcrioneH eHtTamCu oui cine iGi
muuocrbare gSeiie.
49, Die &ubCeruugtu, mtld)c Oer Shmm
Gn otr &llie BON RcufuuoIano mo gabruOor
rparCu ird)priCb. 325 Iiid,er.
Sdmaden, 23 g&oUbGuiCr, itbcr 40 Sc
idliitSlibcu nnb Gigentbum I'M g8crtbc BON
itber II lPtIl. QooarS wmoe ScritIrt uuO 80
Amgtn pttloren.
- 3n YcrtIuHc Nte., bat f6 Ole @fCroc.
icndlc a1clgt.
- Sic beutiacn 9Hlanoicncr Ginuabmen
bcuugen S4O4 ,996.25.
- >etret1r 0iObeiou bCiintet iid) felt 0eilcrn
III philadelphia.
- @eiern uurben Dor ben 9unocsarid,tS-
SommtiIdr ScatW II VouiSOilIe ucln Yers
lonen Bcbradt inter Der antlage, oaS STU.
tlllr GticS uerlltt uno bel Nitdbnrg, Gicle
Sonntp, Sp., @au0lttbatcu bcgauGcu III ba.
ben Wobci ctu MaHn gctBSht uno D{cbrerc
ucclunnbct mlroCu.
- Die Stoot Emdu IN Galiiornicn an
Der ,GentrGl- Batific. Sabu," Elm 0aupt @au,
hol5 Depot Der Sterra 9euaOa, mnroc Dor
lcitern cIn Raub ser 6tdmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-22
AuS Jfeip scrfep. Gin Giicns
bdb,,uufatl,

Dt orriStomu, RS, 81. Snli. -
I'm llbr bcute lfadnittag itieBeu aui Der
yDelapare gadawanna 2Selt 8abu" bel
6itbman'S Diiiblen, 6 Wellcn wcIlib bon
bier, Elm nadl g8eiten gcbenoer 8raht- uno
Elm mad Sien gcbcnOer SoblsnSus ;uiam.
men. Die 4ocontotiocr, brct Sradt. uno 20
aoblenwageu mnrbeu sertriinlmert. Slid,
liderlueiie lpuroe Nicmanb perlest. Die so.
tomotiufiibrer uno 6eiser batttn nod Belt,
BON ben Maid)inen bcrunter ,uiprin9eu
Mud bon ben Yaiia9icreu wurbe ytiemanb
nerfett
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Snlanoz z9epeidlen.
SsuS z0Irrr.

Nem.Dorf, 81. Suli. 49, Ser ausga.
beu. Gtnt Der Stabt SrOotlpu pro 1872 IN
aui 81 $50 900 oeranldlagt. - Der llnbau
Der OodS mnb Yiers in Der Staot 9felp sylort
mirO nntcr Der DIRECTION bes Generals Wtc.
Glellan in Der Rabe oeS Cattle @aroeu be.
ginnsn. - Die Oran9iIen eogeu baben felt
oem gufrubr at WtitgliebcrSabl beoeuttno Su.
gcnommen, einSelne 0ogcn iollen auf oaS
0oppelte ibreS fritbcrcn Observation-Disclosures
angepahieu icin. Gbcnio nimmt Die 3abl
Der Soiberniideu eogen Su nno id)lieBsu Iid)
benielbeu tlglidl ncue Wtit9lieber au. - Der
Boti,iit latrid eogan lit aus bem 9ieuit
entlaiien iporben, neil er all Dem Gage ocS
anirubrS einen @eianaenen ans ben Gdnosn
eineS anoeren poliSiiten beireite.