davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
THE GREAT LEASE.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIhROAD.

ITS EXTENT, CAPITAL, FINANCIAL CoSpIIIoH
AND EARNINGS, AND THOSE OF IT'S PkEshNi
AND PROSPECTIVE BRANCHES AND sUBohDI-
MATES, INCLUDING THE UNITED COMPANIES
OF NEw-JERsEY.
The disposition on the part of New forkers
to accuse Philadelphia of being provincial town mas
never before received serious check as has been
given the recent gigantic operations OF the renh
sylvania Railroad While the railroad kings OF the upper
tier of States thought they about to divide the
Western railroad connections among themselves this
Pennsylvania Titan was reaching after them In all d-
rectons.
In 1861 this Company returned a capital Of t1,224he
while for 1870 its return is sl57223 IL about the
richest tsome say the very riches and most powerful
single corporation in the world this capital does not
at all represent the power and the means controlled oy
the combination of which 1t the nucleus The develop
ment Of this road 1868 has been marvellous. At
that time the Erie Road seeing the ambitious movements
Of the Central sought to cut OH s western
connections and limit it its own state. For while
these efforts seemed likely TO succeed; but there
a sudden change. Bills in the interest OF this
Company, which 1t was doubtful II 1t were In the
power OF any Legislature pass. pushed through
their various stages, and received Executive approval
with speed unprecedented; contracts, arranged with
the managers by Boards Of Directors were unex
pectedy rejected In meetings OF sockooders and for
time this irresistible power even threatened to wrest
from Erie s peculiar and longestabshed connec-
tons The result OF these operations is that the Penn
sylvana Central now by perpetual lease whole
system Iuads radatng TO all points In the West and
West BY 1t reaches Chicago. by another st.
Louis, and by third Cincinnati and 1t is just now per-
fecng its plans for special grasp OF the Pacific trade
But the event that has most forcbly shown the
formidable power OF this Company Us the lease OF the
roads, &C., OF the United Companies OF NewJersey BY
this combination the control OF of the principal ave-
nues Of communication between New-York and the
West, as well chief means Of communication with
the South into the hands Of Philadelphia capi-
taiss There is much opposition among the NewJersey
stockholders OF the United Companies One complain
ant writes daily paper in this feeling way; "The
United Companies OF New-Jersey to-day hold In their
hands the keys Of the great gates of commerce be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific coasts between the North
and the South This leaseI once ratified by the stock
holders those keys handed over to the pennsylvania
Company with them all the prospective and certain
advantages, profits and power" 1t would be hard to
prove that theJersey roads have chance OF controlling
those gates the face OF the following array OF facts
TIE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The several lines owned and leased by the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company at the close OF 1870 were as
follows: ,
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
RIOT ON THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.

NASHVILLE, June 14.-Much excitement is
reported at Chattanooga occasoned by the seizure OF
trains on the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad by
mob of unpaid employees The stoppage Of trains pre-
vents the transportation supplies to other employees
ON the line OF the road, who almost in state OF
starvation The business houses of Chattanooga fearing
the mob have been closed. The Chinese employees de-
mand To be sent back California and are willing 10
abandon their calms.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
CHRISTIAN MORAL SCIENCE CONGRESS.

PHILADELFnIA,
Moral Science Congress- in session here To-Day the heV
DR. Cotker made statement OF accounts He had al
readv received about OO Nearly 50 900 had been sub
seriled He thought $4,000 yearly would be necessary
and if less than this is aimed at the society would not
Three hundred members had been enrolled, ana 400
others had given pledges to join committees Were ap
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

Tho " general balances" " account OF the road, which
T. rompre only by those who thoroughly under
stand double entry bookkeeping shows that the capital
stock dn t7O0 shares at present. has been increased
from s3 IN 1861 10 $50 600 IN 1910 bonds in the
same period from s6GJ7 4O 10 s327CO,V0 debt from
al2 gl5 to total capital account from fl,
ia aus 10 81 stocks, bonds and advances "
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
NEwYoRK THURSDAY JUNE Is, Is7I-TRIPLE sIIEET

who ought but dare not, combat the foregn In
srrection became involved in the consequences OF the
dominant materialsm, and adopted programme wmch;
could i be accepted az law by me wnUe middle ages and
deprive her OF all hope OF resurrection, hos ior yes'
but for centuries. ,-.o.. .,
all authorty-to the recognition OF the sovereignty OF
the minues collective local body and hence 10 tne apso
lutte negaton Of the nation, or to the absuru
that the Commune possesses the secret OF national me-
inspiration, and rightm completely than tne naon
fore arbitrarily reeede middle ages and not to the
patriarchai League Of 5000 ndePeaaen' e tSat rves
sacredness to the idea Of nationality OF al mission IN aa
OF progressive civilization. of all special oce OF me ION
for France in the European division OF labor o sii er
influence for good among the peoples Wlthout any
idea amwithout unity Of colieetve u tru
ton and therefore, above all, without unity oi hao
educatlon-there Is no true nation.
PRINCE NAPOLEON'S PLEA FOR THE EMPlRE
The London journals of the I'd inst. contain
the text OF the letter addressed by Prince Napoleon 70
Jules Favre, He charges the Republican Minister ana
his colleagues with the responsibility of almost all the
evils from which France is suffering, and points out now
much better things were managed under the Empire.
"The Empire" the Prince observes, Z" had committed
great faults, defeats were great but our DISASTERS
date from you Let each bear MS part hs
OF France, and to commit in 1870 the fault when frusss
committed IN LOOK too mneh 70 our ~ think oo
little Of the powerful enemy we had TO comDat 10 con-
template the Crimea In 1854 and Italy IN 1862 instead OF
y
headed by remarkable neither wish to nor can
deny these faults for which the Napoleons pay FAR more
heavily ny their heartfelt grief than by their mere exile
but the Emperor has sought TO cling 10 the throne
by peace which might his power by imposing too
great sacrifices on France Mark have consolation
that of having fallen with the country while on the
contrary, your ieevaton dates from fts misfortune
The Prince tells NJ Favre that he knows better than
body the which Napoleon Ill might have obtained
from Prussia at Sedan They were hard, no doubts but
the sacrifices OF France would not 4 they had been
accepted have borne comparison with those she has mad
TO make The real why NJ Favre accepted every
Uvyhi
him. that he made to understand by the Ger
Minister that the consequence OF refusal would be
the reassembling of the old Legislative Body Then,
he saws you signed anything" As to the future Prince
Napoleon demands plebiscitum.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

Yse expenses include-for r., F. W. and c. X, s2eso-
o2l a. FOR Erie and Pittsburgh X R s542o 20 ana Ior
Pbiladelphia and Erie X. r. $566,Sl6 T-sums credited
to said companies under their several leases.
The following statement exhibits the entire earnings,
rt.uV
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

Total Of all lines neuded in this epor........... COILS
The total track OF the line is 1852 miles. and Of all
the lines, 1865 miles.
The following lines leased directly or indirectly by
Pennsylvania Company but.neither their capital nor
operating accounts included in its returns: -
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
THE FRENCH REPUBLIO.
THE ASSEMBLY DISCUSSING THE ooND'0-
OF THE WAR.

GEN. TRoCHU'S DEFENSE-MANIFEsII'vC, I'C,rARs OF
REPUBIICAN DEPUTIES - PARiiCrIr Inns Ann
TIE INTERVIEW BETWEEN ,rpoRT n, sP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
Al. GOnareB. 3. sibnna.

QBni binqtoH, Is. iJtbr. - aut NHs
ttag GJumbuls murot I'M SENATE 0as
Gomiit l2r Suh] dnQdtgsnb,itsu BON osr
9.rGlbuHg Der usrltiebentH J.stitioneH I'M
Studbung beg brausns Summr,dtss 0ur1
tln HWt5 Contributions Amsnosmsnt snts
buUOsn.
On l,ddr gBtiic nuros oas GomItt BON
Der ttTaibura o,r Bstitiouen, betrensHo an'
ertsHuuu8 Der tuhII6en Religion bur4 cts
ntn SulaB lue SGa0ss SontItutloH, sHt'
bunotn.
Earnui Durot bic Giatsbia bsratbsn. Sas
Amsuotmsnt 6tbuis @ruatuna Don pier Gt'
Uiiouss Shrsaus i'm GtpaIitmsut bts 5nntrn
init 5000 Gsbalt iur bic Gb,fs otTislbeH
Duros an8snommen
9m Rsprd ieutanten 0auie
murDe Der S;Titt beg GonitrsnI 6omltts
hDtr Die tiu, btlItnyn0 Oth 0lplOmntil1en ".
4OniUlur GltENi, Gnptunmmtn.
ut5 YIuGT 4nmtg byTleib 0as 9aHs ole
d,aisblu Ilr bic Nrmst.
SpanH Gro. ,rhuttet, ilr Oas 3Omits ihr
ausuartIgs aHg,ltgsnbuitH Stridt hb,T ben
9smtiuituitlldtH 6n6,uB, mel6tr $4,000
Ilr Rsauluung Otr Hot0D;hilb,n Sr,Rge JDi'
lasn OtH lGalOsSss uno ben 6dleHs8tbuas
usltBL
Sas E!tuar Gcmits bIitloB, tis Gtatsbg
mo Den beltluB osm paals lur annG9ws
81 smpRbltu.
Ba5 0aus nobm bic GtatsbiG an. Danab
bttraat otT Stat tur Oas peer S25. .U95, ,060.
6Grau rabm Das 0aus Die berat9ung hber
psu ttritt Ots Comics iAr &'6tsaHatltseua
lttttll, ber,litu0 6tnNH8arraban l6sH Ganos
putsBt NulpIud, auT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20

unc th, Surl0 bic beDcrtCberbe Scrbincung
unierGr &inpcr in bcbCm 6rdtc beBlaft ltne.
aber-Sbr babtrtdt nCtttl, ubcr oitsr rNter"
Su erfhrtden," pdnetc ar liG lahelno an Go'
tbar mb4dnucId, wcId,e, tbr Slaltern un!er'
brehenc, brtrpTcn Su tbm btnilbeLD Dcdsa atfr"
1T ni6t prK agcbrr Seieutn9 ilepb tnlnltr>
bin Elm yMbcr, pctdGS, pie td ntdt 3pelFe,
ais iplbr5 aud non Gub dnrIt0nnt Werhcn
tptrc."
Sic critrcdu mid" hSE 2rItlr, glet6-
lam ptc su WlnuGln'5 ShuR, reIen SInp CT
feitfr umi6cb, rincn SG'rltt pprIrcenp.
sic baSen purhau5 u'6t nptblA, 5u CT
fhretttn, -es thur cine .3cttfrdge, dber IetrT
burd bic 8rrbalmlit 0cbp!en."
nGme ,3siiudac z"
ySte fnpen peren @t0rpcr.un8 R6G IN
cer 1ltipung mtmer SrlS nc 2cller.
0ten einStlsr 8rurer Ii, plc Stc wiien, ppr
penigcn Ia9cn scltrrbGU. Die ven mir YER
IancienNnIciaen Ctrt5 SCecs procn hum al
tbre AprGien Gcl0uNt lCju; rs waree StiIe
unp 3Irtgrfuol pcrleBen. ibutn pNltnt9cn Der
Strlpbun9 mcmer JpItGr unmlttelbar tpIBen
5u iallGn."
yDN5 crteme tdb Yoaiinpia an, " crpjtTtc
gptbGt nit eitm cItrtdtcriGn aibtmiu9e unp
etncm Sdrtihn 9idt auI Wdnurld.
v&ber Gu iptrIt unE ec5blIb nlht truRrr
verIdIltn," " dultrrtc ic lctle.
Nun, trenn Ste Sh5 lncgtmnrn, mttn iun>
ger 6punc. cen tA balo nit ctnem lhplern
RdmGa nenrcn wcrrc, 10 cr9irbt ltb alltS ue>
brtgc BON leblt. Stc ipcrben am &elten NIL
len, peldbe Rldiihlcn Gle Sbrer tunfEt9en
Satin, Der @rdlia TpurU1I 5u brmgen pa'
ben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
glus gSnibiuatolI.

QgailiuqtOu, H. J,bruar. Der
.E4tb.. Is. IS. @Om,H muBts 6rettaa in i,i'
ntm gnpne IN Ou BDtittn Ant.0gs (6tiratb
Tn B,orata) $1,000 Saral6ait HELEN. gs wur'
b. b,haupitt, o0G biie lptlts anllaBs pom
Dru VI s. WGt,p uou SlO Carolina Uors
p,bradt uorosu mar, un6 bic 8srtBtiOiaung
.ieB In 6olat EtNtu pm. Wad,p iOiott unisr
Der GrllQ9e 0sr &Cri;ItunG lum WsiuslOs bsr'
lQi,tu, ootr uislmtbr, W}udtg btIam Wino
uou ntr Eohr, hhuI,tIut. iig i.!5i uHo lttIlts
$4,000 BNraibait,
Uiad,g latBn,i ,uiBjtb,u. otJiutt iu babsn.
,intn 3matu 0tBcu 9Owtn gum taIIttn
5oD0rsu pcrlsit,i lu bGb,u.
Die BurOtsNi,utr,inHa0men bttruatH an
5umIidgt $235, ,327Q9.
5dmmtlltt &,Reyur0s 8tpartsmsnts
mtrO,u DtoHtng uHO 8i,HfaR UNI IL llbr
Wttags gsIdloHtu WerOsn uH0 Yhttpob ben
ganlen 8ag GtltlONrn rim,
gldiiOsrt Grant bat aui Subicriptious'
liii, oer sGOuersNiOnal Bemp,roru Soetsig'
$500, Die 30. Slte BrdiOsut 9oIiae uno
Sprthtr S.d,u, ir 500 GJ,i6nd.
Senator SUMNER III bsrtiis lett tiniatn
Hagen unuob. Gr ltIOd an ,tnsm aniags
uoH ANBmG, otritsbe iCR l.oOd nl6t Gttdtrs
i'm isIu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
aus Wegifo.-5ronS6liidhe 0rifeu
Sieges feier Der Seutfdeu. -
Hngrtffe Der SrdnloieH auf eds
bcut(d,c Is Glubbdue.-Sicle Uers

pUnpctS'
Staot URerito. -. 6,br. 49, Rad ii,
ntm Eel,aramme aus Wani,Uo bal cine otuts
fbe @orp,tt. i'm Stileu SIsane flnI r.ide
iranSbfide Yrisn 9emadt.
Am 6. psraniialtetsn Die bieli0tn SmtIhen
in ibrtm 6lubbauie cine arobt 5eier. Die
6ranSoien benuGten oitlt 8ele9snbeit lu ets
nem &ranale uno oeriu6ien, Die i5eitr Sll
ii6ren. Sle iuur0tn aber BON Der Yultsei
auseinanb,r 0.treben. Wsbrere betIelben
muroen oeriuuuott uno Sitls perbuItet
Die Nutr,auna 1T 10 9rcB. baB Die Seh0r
ben angtpr0nst babeu, bic beutite tslaQge pom
9lubbauis 5u ,ntfsrneu. gs wiro bic
les ats etne birette SeIetbt.
euu9 Seut d 6lan0's bstra d :
tet.
Dor bent Eranalle botte ber irdHl0fihe
8ti6ditshdssr Seuosn fh an Den amerian'
iden 8eianoten Wslion mt Dem @rIuatn ges
wenoet, ieintn &iuiluB uuijubieien, UNI ot.
Gsmpnifroiipn Su oerbtnDern, ba Die i5rans
,oIen Oiei,lbe als .tut Seltibigung ibrsr nas
tionalsn gbre uuo l8iroe bctra4tst,u, nobei
Beuosu 6rn. Rellun ooraut aufmsrtaul
mad,is, OaB er ielbH nit Der Re9isrune in
t.intm oiiiSislsn Bsrtebrs ftsb.. Rslion l,ait
Die angtltasnbeit benz Siaats Riuifsr uor
tnihielt ii6 absr Itrnersr @inmi6une.F
| Inter ben Btrpunoetsn btfinbtt iih aud
cine 9ame. Nle Bsrmunoste iino sSrun,oisn
Die aufrtaun9 bat ii6 nod nitt atlegt
3pi6en 6ran5oitn uno 6,utibsn foIlti
,oblrei1e 2ampts nit Boldsn uno W,Isr,
Dor. ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
SaS ,uriiuitisc ehidfal pou Glfaa un6
NEthtt.Ur1F


Houoou, - bsbr - Die Hugsburgtr
.algemtine ,3sItuup- tb'ilt, tuis ss ibsint, Guf
&ruuo Dirlisler Grm6htiAung, nit. bah
Snpsrn fhr iib cine terrltorale Str9r6Bsrung
uitt panitt urO bnB Die Sose, bic gu auusts
tirenoen YropiuJtu ~ ltlbnfdnoiSsn BroOtu
zen 0cs osutldsH Steihl5 ~ madtn, Hod nttt
autBt8sbtn UOroen 1T.
Sputributirucn.
Dtep be, Is 5sbr, -- Gs t1lr0 mitgez
tbeilt, oaB bel elmer lIulsx,ouu9, mslbs ON
IhttwO6 luiid,u Taul DO Sismard fats
tanO. Der Esttsrs Su9.St6AP bat. OaB tuGbrtno
0es gHaIienhlultNnot nur 0ieieni9tn GoHtri
butionsn rtuRejoatn WtrOeu 0hrItu. tuslte be-
retts BOZ Oemltlbtn aut,rlsat uor0en iin0.
gian bOft bcsbalb, oaB Die bon Der : taot
Die0pt 9ejaBit: Contribution IurhdBtjablt
mtrOen MIRO.
0nHdblanb imc GuDlaue. Ter Frieeeu cine
HclptBbcif &nrgrrfiSl i'm queen 6Tant'
rclc,S wdbritbtmlIdi.
gOnOon, 10. iStbr. Die Oeutihs Rts
aeruna bat lid oiitiitl aepeisert, Ols Iegts
gtOte bss @gaten BranDiQe IN 9mpfGna au
n,Rmen. tutlbs Den 8ratsn Slsmutd erlu6t,
Ole t5rie0ensbl0tn9uuae bsiGRnt Ju MAIDEN.
Doo RuIlsI tbeilt islnrr &s8tsrung nit, 6nB
Oct abibluB 0cs 6rieOens etne abolute 8ts
ptBbit 1T, caB btnqra,u i'm Siotn rspoluttO-
udrc, tris8srl9e SsWt8un8en iuabrl9sInLI9
FnO.
Tie 2IueiI,bttn dui Britten.
Beriatlles, -. Bebr.-9s III lett Der
&Adlebr 6aUIt'5 IN Osn b6bitsn &rtllsn au1
ntHt Der gsriHgits SWsifsl purbanotn, oaB IS
gum 6rIeosn tOmuIeH miro. 6aure bat Die
W;tuung ausgelprO9tn, oaB man ith Guf bic
MISUNDERSTANDING beJRglth Der Annabme
Der 6rIeo,ns tt0n9ung,n oerlaIeu t6nHe.
Geuil9lGuO lbtint Iur Habaitbi9i.It enti1Ioi
len Su lsin mi Au5nabme Der 6e0tnsungen
Sttutts Ger ItrrItoral Abtrttungtn.
IS b,ltU6sn lldl leBt Die tolgsnosH ftanj.
Eruppen I'M Gelos: Gbanlp's armee. gut
output uuO btUaiiust, 100000 Gaiobtrbss
armts, l3j 1000; IN SBeybour9 10000 unO IN
paDts 10000 Mann, GsBtsre nt9t IN Der bslten
Sertahung.
Rcutralitdt5s 9erIcguna.
3meiBuh0eri Wtunn BNtlUeT Srupptn tlbers
i9utten Ole SGWtiSer Ur:nJe, um TraHSOs
len, Die tb nab Der SHWsl3 stIIRbtst batttn.
Iu ptliOlgtn. Sie WurOen pon ben Snmtts
J!r SOIoGttn GulBetOroert, bic 9DGnen nteotrs
JuItgsn; 50 Mann ltllisitn Dem Stleblc bolat,
Die uebrl8en entlamen.
Ne tdstula eer MISUNDERSTANDING nddI pdris.
SOrOea II, -. Dtbr. - 89IIs UlT0
itbr balO RAD 4aus Suthdtsbrtn, mobln lbm
OLE YIiNumlWB lolGen MIRO. Die 6rlts
Oensbttln0unBtn tucrVei in Der n6nltan 5eit
re8uIirt istn.
Llr umWaHblWn8 Der numireQeu Rtpublii
IN cine orltanlniltge Wonardjte ttsbt btuor.
RdpvlcCu rrbdlt cine sSdrnung.
StrltR, ~. 6sUr. - WupUltOn bat Die
3DnIung Ole gbtluna rrbalien, bic prts
ptt8isu slnss SlugsBslanasHtn niht nlsott
iu mBbraubeH un0 ltb GAcr Stnmilhun9 IN
bls pOutlt let ss Ou9 YIOicite OOsr YtOtIa'
mattontn lu cntbaltGn. US Ut Stltbl ergana
aen, tbn itTengt 5u btUldltn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
SamitagS'A bclberi6tc.
ans benz britiI6cm Nnrlnmcntc.
Sic fran}. NatiOnaIsS sScriNlNnIllHg.
Scr GliG6cr JuripiU "Gcller.
Gbier6 Yr1lipcnt pcr GrCfuttYc,


&pnbpn, Is, Stbr, - Ntt Gebdttt i'm
britt(hrn llnlcrbaule W!lrpt 9c,trm 2lbeno al.
asmetn. Der DCTbGmittCnpc IDn mar, Rap
Gngtdnp, pur,s Cme Sbw1hDcit YcrrItbCnee
3G9cruna, feline MhtnD untCr rcn rrteAfub~
Genren WdhtCn perlprrn uuc rdHurGb etnGn
balptgcn Srle8 I'M Irme Grien5 Derautbe'
ldpbre.
Gjldbipne rrcIptlultrtc oiG llnterbdnrluns
gen in ct. petersburg, welde, mic CT l18e,
Spn bu .3GrldiWApn9 Res GrroS y9puS db'
9dn9i9 gem1At wprrrn feten. Gr (3l1p-
ipne) CLAUDE. rap ctnc Sp6bc5i2tstt BON
setten Deuti6tlnp's ntdt nurBmutretA urn
europa, icnpern aud Drud@lano tIbf gum
Se8en 8ereiben wHoe:
@on pnriS.
Comb on, Is. 6cbr.-Gmc Dcpeife BON
IT. aus Getfaiues melpet, RAP rtr 3eriiprun9
Der lhpereu 8nnpnen IN ben 6orts, lptpte bic
GntIaeung Der Wtncn pplcnrct 1T.
Die Sartier SieBerunq jGblt ben Wattcndl'
GARDEN tetne qppnun9 mcBr, verlbatt tbnrn
ab,r Nrbttt.
Sctt tem 10. Stpt. fpurtcn IN Garis ia
Winipncn 8Omben fNbrijut.
9ic cfrdniohIdjc Observation-Disclosures.
8Crpeaur, II. yebr. -Sn rcr Natt>
pnalpniammlang te9te beu!t &cGcr cine Or
tldrun8 Der 0CputtrtCn pon Sbcr' uno nn'
tfrrtein,Dep. pen 0CpMtcmntS ccr Weurtte
unp MOlcl Dor, meld)e I'M 9tdmen Der Be
wptnfr bteier departments atNen ple Vo5'
retbune psS GliaB u. VotgrmgGn's pcn grant
reid prpteHtren.
Die 8orluge Sellers Uur0e ttntm gontite
FberWittn, psl6es empfabl, bic Grfldrung
Sellers in's Sournal einlutrG9en uno ieiner
3eit bet ben 6ritGsrsusrbanolungen init
Geutihlano porSul:9tn. Ibisrs luuroe gum
Brdliosnteu Der grecutiOgewatt ernannt.
Seller b,ibnor in elmer Rsoe leine Goaeeen,
ibrs aubdnsli8teit an @IiaB un0 &Otbrin8,n
3u ertldren. -.....
Die Naioritdt mar 9en,igt, Die Sate au
p.rihitbtn, Sbiers b.fianO 0ui elmer iofDrtt'
een Grlldrung Die Ysri1muluug berteib
Johann als Ylenars 9omte ttber %elltr's I'M
tra8 bic SiBun9 nuroe leood aut8sbobtn,
ebe ts 3u einem Rsiultnte fam.
&pdnelI.
W q b | b, l6. iSebr. - Die Ipan. Q5abs
len ipsrben am s. lRdr5 iiattfiuOen; aut 3. n.
Wts. iollen Die Gortel Suiammcntretsn. Die
.@orrtiponosncia" ilat, Dab aud auf Cuba II,
gorto Eieo gBabIeH fur ole Gortss itattinoen
iDllen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
SonatagS : &abelnaGridDt
ans europa.
j .I.
GnglanS, ScitrctcD lino cStaften
erfeuuem btc ncuc prppiIprticbe
Nesterung 6ranfreieb'S AT.
T9iers praiiorut buu Sranireid.
9btsrs uno Ieiue MiuiRtr,
Rpbcfprt pruteftirt.
Sie SrleauS bic iSein0e gtutldIano's.
Die aprecratide 3eItung uter bic Fang.
Situatpn,
9ie 8latteru in giOrOen Sraafrcid's.

Die nsue wesieruhs Srapfeieb' . unb bic 9iptc
Spro oeaur, lS. i5sbr. - GpIort nn9
S6luB Der 8eTtri9sn SiBun9 Der Ratonal'
B.riammluug, In neltsr Sbi.rs aum Gb.f
Der gr.tutoe ernannt fpurbe, beeabsn iitb Der
en9lil6s, 0itreibiI9e un0 iiolieniile Bc1anote
su BEN &eBter,n uno ertannten bic nsue 8e.
aisrune Sranfreidis 9 on.
Sin Brief 2bierS. Gin prptcfl Rpd,sfprt's -
un;obl Der WRitacecr Der RatuuaIpe ridniinIiIng.
Boroea eauG, Is. Jebr. in otr
HationalOeriamTlung perlas bsute Der 9rds
iiosnt einsn 8risf Eticrs, in psl6sm bi,Ier
an3eist, oaB er Gonntug nit ben BON ibnt
srnannten Winit.rn in Der BsrIammlung tr..
i6einen iuerbe.
RohIort prDteftrte bogeaen, bob BET Der
aefrissn Btratbun9 Hbsr &,lltrs Anirug
Wttlitdr Dor otm SiBun8s szSsbGu0e auf9.fte!k
mar.
Die @.nerdle Champ uuo Slot erildrten,
bob sin Bertb.ioiaunssirie9 mt G:riDlg iprts
gti.Bt iperosu tonne.
So paren b.uts aber 600 Abg.uronete in
Der Yeriammlung .
Gnslane nns bic reue fron,1ffe)e fssirriuts. -
Ste Siuticri.
2ono bon. l9. Bebr. = 2oro 2pons tsles
grapbirt on bas auspdrti9e amt, bob, DO Die
National : Beriamnllun9 beiuobe einiiimmig
benz 9rn. Sbltrs bic ertcuiip. Gtma!t bis Sur
grrt1tun8 elmer osiinltiuen R.aieruns iiir
| Granfreidb hbertra9en, er miinolu 6rn.
Sbisrs oapon in 8enntnib ssisbt babe. oab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
Bentpelfer fHr ReIIenas
RaliiLnert.ol.o enenoaun.

sac alien StGtigntn--.E Nsy Uo. s,Ha.
adb xgtn6thtr, Strasbur9 uub 3piidsnpldbG
sm O5 Rahmittugs tSountugs ausgeunmmenl. DIR
fibr Voretulua oerbinbe tb init Strasbur9 v. QaEs
Et{onburg Oia WuHates' '9apsBa9H.
Rad Dem BsfsH- um uno 8. As Wbtnbs.
5ld6 FrtOertd uub ba9ttst TO tuu-um ubE
g9orgens un0 405 lbsnos tdu5srrommen sDnntassl.
go IIteott @ttq u. l. lo.--um 500 UlOrSsub
Htnl uuB uat Mount atrp nm ubr Qddlm
0ad 70 fbtugton um I,20. sos, 7, s 10 nnb
II 80 Worgen5 unO O. $50, 45, $50 unp 9.45Abenos
Rd6 Qnuapoi 3 - um uno ll,3O VeoFssHs
Ron aj a ibinqfou - 845 FPS. s. 0.25 UOr.
stns uuo I2.45. go. 4.lO, $40. 7,45 nno Aberos
Sbnaeetphia.g hia.ggilmiugtUn.yaitu. Glieubabn.
Raa gpttaettPeta. BIZ i@tna9tttP@SsA Il @
Enb % eIapdrtr Etisubd bn4-um 40 utSE'
Gtus (Goullags du5gtuomntni.
p,rrqsiut mao porl DtpONt abbtsasnSl nm $50 IRor'
S'a aoS 0bffaSGiSbtau urb Rtp.gprI lF@ In
EBtiuiuaton mibtrr BsldDart gitnbabnH utrbtnosnsl
AM q 40 Ra6Hitags SOnniu8S ausgsnomulsnl,
Rda BEN StGttoutn b - gOrt 0tPo III
am ubr Rdhmittdss Sonuidgs ausgsnommenl:
Rad B htldbtlpp ia - nm Z 70 aosnos, to9tq
RaS REV. goFt- Arpr'BlHa Hu lO'So "0sHOs'
IagIia. ...-, .,,,..x-,.-
h,rTSst g}oItmors nm 7 IS DtOrgfu5 unD 2.40 Rahm
SiGst.sRreau Rr. li7, EOtt.SaItnorsBraBs
Ee6reUht gsntrdl.W tfcnbabu.
Sian Bfttbburp, btm gBtheH un0 Roe
btn5tSaupttR RtG G8arasG6Ile, c, an altn sta
itontn Ipiibsn Baltimore uue Dcrt an9alt.no tas&
am 1. .S0 T1orgtns (sonntaBs Gusgtnommtn).
Rah Btttsburg, 0tm Btten uhO NOrS
btn bisgB tiltams p0rtuno @rts- td9lt& un
1910 Ratmttta8s ,5onhdas qus8srommtnl;
Ra6 BtttsburS, pen y 9tta9arGsG aIlth nno
HTiSa tdQltt um 10 20 abtnos.
Rdb Bttts6urg uuo benz ~ tptns an
b.u beubtaatpusu uiI IAgu Baltimore nHo parrtsbura
anbaitsu6 = ta8!it i'm 40 Nbsnos (eonHtaas ansa''
"Wsaitht RareIdHbsr GNtnbaRH - I'M
40 Wlorqens uiO $3.50 9lalmhd9s ., -
Ra& y Stttusbura - um $50 Dtorgtns Rno lA4O
Rabntttdas. ., ID, ,o ,
'GumbcrIaR6tr EbalsBubu-um $3.50 ItoTs
sens ttstb 2. 20 Jlahmttn8A.
Wa8 guri - tdalt5 I'm $3.50 Na5mtttass tSonn'
tags ausgtuomntnl. . =, "a ,,.,.,,..,
tEOnntaSs du5B'n0mHithl. ,,, o-,,,u
RYGst.Bartau str. 9, Roro.0aIotrifr
gatUnspGler %fsrbsbabn.
EtEnnltd bpH u5r gloratns BITS ubr Abtnos,
ubr dusafnommtu. SonntaBs tanolth oon nPr
a{ora.ns bts ubr @benos uno leo: palos Shhos oon
s.? uhr Qberpg nddl &ouOpn Ydrt
slad GIIitutt ttQ - um uno 10 ubr Dtor'
s,ng urb unp 6 u5r 9tGnntttags. 3urRdttbrsno bon
&uteDh QitQ nm uno ~ lpr Utot9ehs uno Hno
gRoraens uno 2, 4 uuo 6 upr Ndhmlnd9s na9, uno
nHo 10 ubr Tloretns unc 8, uno Upr Na9mthaas
bon guieott Gttu.
rurF.5Ioab SftrhfbabH.
8a& 3 otpiontopu fiinoIta oon nRr Vtorashs
4ad GooanBtotuH UNI c. So, 7S uno sK nbr
zRoratns unb 25S, 3x, AZ, 5A uHo az nbr Hbsnos:
an Sonntagtu I'm l0A unO llH ubr Wor9tns
uuo 121z. IL, *, 80, ~, 5b uno W ul9s Ne@n,.'
uno bon 9oOansopn 4isrbsr. mn 10 nno " npt p'0E'
gems uno l. 2. 8, 4, 8, 6. 7 uno u5r NaHmittaGs'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-20
Nir .Ecnncnce..

ibiu0ton, -. 6ebr.- Yisie Ytr'
ioren, pclbt bsbtr tcius StilrGtungsu me-
9cn Der .ReuucTst' Qtbt9t, inuGrH on, troB
htr berubtRero,n GuNATun8tn Ssr Seamttn
iip Iu beuurubi9,H.
Mem Vort, Is. Btbr. Die 8arts
.Erait b b'llnlpn' pon Bortsaur prirc. iu0oDi,
mtIte an /, t}ebruar BON bort abaraaHaen
unO hbcr DitraNonue bier ttHgttrl lien 10,
brnat t;int Vddrihtcn BON Der .Beuntiits.-