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asfptett III Ger aearripdittgen nellen SuIdst
Ger 91riier Sdstfers3ett Ter erlten &spplu-
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flar, rap nur Der Shreden ibr Reih nod,
linger nuffetbt erbatten fam. Die SORTS
tinO CUR srrberm Qalfte ron ben Deuilcen
beiebt, bic 8prppitst bon 8erfaiaes Rdbern
lth paris. Ibters ldBt rin9suln pt. 3ufutren
atlfnstten, rnp cine sfptlR 8etagerung unp
3un9ersnpte itebea bepcr. @aes Gas rult nit
lauter Silmmc:
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8e9iiruna poI EbterS ais iegtiim anerfenlle,
Dap bic 9t2t1en In YIrts Hebelen tp1ren, rap
fth lsrp6 Die pcutiden 3ruppen sallio per~
balten ipttben, menu pie Rebeuen lie nttt an,
artden Deer pe acknowledgement re,leb,
ten. = auf einm 6alferuf pOn Ibtsrs aber
iplrten bic otufld}sn Armee'n gegen paris
etniareiten, 9cr1ttnlam nit pin Hesterungs>
8ruppen.
Oeie 3uifdnfe 'purben ben Seten fur bic
Strridaft Der Gptben In Yaris felblt tGgtlh
unlldsrfr MAIDEN. Daram 1T lest bic Nepe
Don Ter Sberfe oes Ghmeria, BON Ter Gutl.
lpttne seasn aae Seinbe Ger Commune. Der
4aacesfeinc bat Yaris sei6ent. aus 9ummit>
tat taben Wioitfe unp Stsmard, 8atfer 0tt>
telm uno Der 8rpnprins Elm 8ombareement
mb0libf pfr5bsert rnp Ssrmteren.
Nber Die SSbne bee arSfen 9ehlarn an ter
Seine le.bt taben feiu Mtileib init ttrer 8ls
teftabt, init ibsen MitblrseTn, :att @ettern
urp Iinbern. Ste fprpern fred rnp irpsia
etne gefageTun9 unb etne neueM us5anaeruna,
Elm 8pnlbaiocnent II. einen &f auf 2eben
llno SOB bfraus, Der Die Stapt In einen Siiim
merbaufea pe.pancstn unb uttt 8rirpeIn tnp
Setlen fullen fnHB. 4
Wenn fe ridt I'm letfenoM omente itre
BGfsh nteperitgen unr UNI @nape Fsben.
lpsrsen iie in etpem Wafacre su gru:,be gebfn,
ttltd!tGfr, ais pas blutige garis es tenats
%aritleu. id,redliGer. ais cas Der 8lrtbplo>
itdaS~3aht, Der Septembeilase ber eriten
unb Der srdbliden Stunt gGtaat
in l848. ~. Den.)
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bi: Bfffs einiatr ra0ifalsr 8latttr, p:tGs bic
Dortptft4en 9ts0sn oes Stuators 54urs in
Die Moltrn l:ben, tDdbStng tie gititssitig Dor
Br6Ftoent Grant I'm Stautt tritten | Diien
rSeInnungstl@ttseh- W alts m1glin.
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q It o . 2. april. = (5slbfmoro eints
Deutidsn.) Geam Ssulid, Elm IS idbrissr
bsutidsr SfsHmader. iaate lid norseitsrn
Natbt auf Der Ghelita 5 Bride zine Rusel
our9 ben RopF. SIN tinsm bintsrlaGsnen
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SAT- setporbsn lei. gnb bri!dte er ben Wun}d,
aus. baS feline Ssi6s naH Rsps DOrt sebr,9t
tptrhe =.
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taatssGun,rIIinnctt.

Sirrmit miro tetannt gcmGdt, boB ole @irjelpers
ioneu iub corporatiue ooer poltaldc ,@tlelA4ludttny
bic tn Der Stdbt Baltimore @eiGGitt tbut, lur lpctDe
lie slncn Staat6 @epsrbeihrin %brandcnt etrrH
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rain pcs @eddtstauies @ou5cifonen du55lgcbcH:
l4prl4, t0it, a. 81 SlneufiH3 9Itbertt Shlrt1.
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Fir sGminplhatiae ]!
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fire itn uuo man trbdlt cine gtfutft AnIabl nnBsn Jstt
nit itinsm unanssatb usu StrI6t uno kiatR r%ltbtIint'
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aBtr ~UertauFen attpoo0's 2ebsrthran, nttt DsobOrts
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iueitntlihen Gigtnihaftsn fno aus benz osOoortfrten Sc
btrtbrans htrapAgeogeu.
sar mso9iniIGe 3psds III WtpoObs 2sb'rtbron bet
bette, Der au beioi1men III, ipelGss aud ldinu1tltGt Ntrsh
%bttHd1trn.
GBtr inO bic ttnIi8sn getntsn In btsism Stacte fir
81 ttnonh1A N~ehprfhrnt.
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Tie jdbrltde qrlfuug Der SHGlinQt bcGorn az pn'
taa ben 3. aprtl, Wtor9ens 9 tlBr, init ter elenleniers
Glaic unit ptrb an bciDtl ~ioIBcnbca 3G8ct nit ott
ibrigen GIaItn %fprtgcicbt, SbtuBieitr DonnrTHda,
ten 6. april, @beuRs AS ubr, In her sGoReorsia'A
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Soebtf tmptaneen 100 &nIlontn aItet Rrannttpeiu ;
pets ~porrdtbts Wpistep utib ABstns Der aIten dtrnttn
Sobu E8tlfon & 8obH une .. ID. q q: ws
a4eber. VT. IL. EetHsbaliimoreHr. tJGn. 20.31eie.)
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6ugtrBtoDu, bsn 81. Wdr1 1871.
90 futtb hiermit betauni 9einabt. bGs an une taA
W9ittpodg. Otn 5. NprtI, Gin gitttbsll ess @eeitais
btr rlErunaFs CbligGltpMn btettr @tltlihaft. oon
bent Stuaie 8Itqtnleu aaraHtlrt. nit ben aut9ttoutentH
3initn auf YIGIentuiigH TIM &aHtiet bauie btr p2.
Atsr. Broom 8 GpbH tn Baltimore aHs0elaPu
mitb,
l79-sll Sanes q. 0IdrEs Tral.
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@dnlInriifnmn.

Die iGdrliGt ShuIprtliurQ Begun WSnnteg' 6th
r. WnriL' mil bin Is Il mcutarllaiS nHo tutet mad iti.
~fenrvetlss fFolgr am GiSuItae tcu 4 gprtl, NIT pen
Obetlu FtH. Glsru tno G dulireunpe ino tteuU;ltalt
tinGeiaoen.
,78-SOl M PR. @aqer.
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Rrfnmnitnnhmttn-

Gs tpiro btrfmIt Bttannt a'nadt bnB Elm @ttuh bel
BEN Bitgsruttftr uub Gtabtrdta BON 8alliGore III
Der itbi9en GtBun0 tur has 0pnDtmAirtn lno DCtt1eH
or DnncansA arp, artiteit Brat uno 8oasbtraBt,
in geGIoB5sti Der NHotbpanaen Des sag. AbidnitttB tfr
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btr a. hsutfbsn ref. ct. misunderstanding in
GdlotrtarGGe beatnHt ibr Srmmsr : Stmsner
bente. Rem $ @ptil 1871. Der tiqltds uRtsrtt9t
Ddbri pOn Tlorssas Y 9 biz Sndmtttiss "a . AgF.
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Ginitnr .'a-
1T baS er6bte 8IutrciuieunGsnit'

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trabur, uno oirIs mertplrbtRe 6eijuugfn bat tic bsiusits
trltat. Sn Nnfdufn ppn Nturalaie. @btunatismus,
ShtuddJs un0 Ia bar 3bat in allen arnntpeitstt. lptldlt
uon nHreinli@feitsn I'm plute ttrftainntii. rttni9t nt
baItlbt unO ftnt Die frltsre etdrie bts Sp'tms lutts
Der Der. aae. pttds nit ioItsn usbeln bebatttt iHo,
louieu oieIs Wtebtjtn uerluGtu
gu baden bel EhOn1fsh s alpd. w.. .. BrotsH
8 e;ruoer uno alien Dr0gutNeD, louie bel BEN &t9ens
tbhrrtr. ar. lss. DasBaIttmprtlraBs.
(Ma4, 1J.i.a.S.l
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NanObrlitrQECn. SCmpel.

RtfeIteotrn Hno 9srsaHbsu ipitO bisrlRit btsdut,t 4s
rratt, pas bic fomInsnbtn 6eIrta9e Der 1satlinGBtie
Gutttsbitnf abatbaEt.n ttro, ba etr Btutllpaptn lwoh
pitner reParirt IT.. -
$50 / ..-h.. - %. 0cttiuGee, SttF.ii
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0eaeral.SeriaminlEng.

VIHtTUE' ITHNIIEIIANH. |---
Die 9srssat.BttiammIurs oss ~Sie.Salfttnprsr
Nntriottfd,tn Sttetns~ fnpet naHren Ueittppd
QbenD nm 5 nbr ,n aotae bsB Srn. Mugua $eu.
psa, ode Der Sehrtettas nnb &saeeubatl ftraRt,
n II, spDsn bic @tItniGalttn n,r bell. HtsuI.
gopl. partmarnE Gapoutrte. icpis idhintlits 5tr.
Rno. tiuttlia Ja erldetn:i, ea mtdtise SeiGafis il ere
isoiaen tnb. aL r
Sammiiids Burgtr Glib. BaIttmore's, bic fb nod
aniuidIieben %piinidtn, itnb frtnfelt1it etF9flaben, ith
aIu sef.3uAt ~ bttbeitigcn. %
.aSItiasn ibniiea In Gnpfans stnotrlntn lrsrben
bel brt. u. peifs ~. Ode br Stnr,stias uno Geeotns
baufrabs, unb bet on. Safpb eSrpb, Stp.e barleE,
rraBs. 5nl TuItra9e pts Ytdllofnttn /:
1881 'i--- Sui. 4sufpea. Str,
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~StHFAi't''SF
Gaaea1utS Biirfdi

anuaoOIts 6tn1 l. Npril 1871.
RitpnI iutn 9reOlt hes Staatrs WlaTqiGub brute IN ttr
81 Tkn StrtionaI. 5aut ron ANNAPOLIS" SRA, Gt4.W
a6GrRtr& 3Gticnal,Bs ben ARnaP0Iis7.. bLl5obl
S2e5 7T0.7l
(sO) Subu IN errpruar. ShaBnt
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0dn 0ercine.
Wal6inoton, s. 6.
pentfGner 8nuDerein.

EtsitniQsn. Die WitgIit6Gr ttHes rtutn RaartrttHs
lperbtH MILL fro srigdt. elmer nnbhen DRlttTsOd
i'm columbia Law Building" an Der s. Slrabt. nabe
e : StraBe, flitrnOsuteu atrlaamIune bsiIupobWn,
ben 9s8tHFanO bB gsettertn JI belpft6'H. t7V-Sll
Ser rcue 80. G.. 9anOrrrin CIR. 2"
gus. bic bttirin gsrsius roo bslIutrsttH piintbtr.
fds. bona. aptil, ubenbs s ubr, bet Ghr. pefe,
ar. sol, BfGre'e5G1sraes. Die finite Autgge
Nib trgcbsu uH6 ~ sleiaer stIo piro 9sIo %pstioolt.
q ,isrrid) Roth, Prai.;s
Sierrmann @Crffca. srir.;
t7S-S0) CbftiiIn Sgfic, Stabtn.
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@g~ IprrcfF's GS aHbpGber Ebeer
Stg,n Sufsn. SaIsbrGGre, SetIrreit, Seuhbuftn
8iutipeiet, Btoldlits uuD 4lrgtntruntbettrn. Settle
Seilung trtut BfJalluug. Der Gdte Ui,o onn Or.
1amSs TIaion 6orrct Il Comp. lett 1862, NIT 9elbsn
Bignettsn 0etltben. S~ubSrCitet. - gu baben bel S,gbr.
SOugbertD Il Soiup,, gir, II2, SaittmutesSir
uno in attn Apotbeisu fir 85 Gents.
(5i,t0,6,7 II, S.S4,4 90. {, 102,8 ~. 20.6)
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Mnunfere anaetaenben Treunbel !
SIN penigen Eaaen tff6eint sber SeutfHe
Gorreipenbent@ In ittier aasffattung. qHaeas
fa1iiae Derdnberung bon snatisen bitten mir,
mt8tihf bafo au maden. UNI He fnaItid tn
neutn cat tringen su tonnen. istaal
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Sin neuer R3aupcretn

lptrS nGdRsn DpnntrAas. htn 8. Hplil, abtnos 8
ubr. Bat Sob. EauF. Rr. 268. &u6 sBrpde96ps
r%rsaniirt. IbstMs9msr ftRO bofIaf ttuGsia5tH' SIN
&uitrlqs: Sob. GduEs
(75-S2I y. SfaB.
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N0nfinnnnn.

Die Delegation tes .Dtutf@tu 9feoertrats
lss 3" Ron gB~iaiamlburG. 81 - lam nltt hmbtn. ben
sDliteIt!bern res ~ 10 n@ fur Die PMS IN tl tdrBtl
3tit Inierss Ssrietps IN Baltimore %brreltsICn, 10 Gngs'
nebnttn BsrBnu9Ur9 tn ~ oanten.
aud ibniitn mir mot Die usranitgttn Gtinesn TN
UtrStlen. mo uns Der &auptinann peg
eriBie. ..
Yelouoeren DAM benz gerpaIttr Ter pgttdaritss
Saue,h brr. Dietrth nebit Beinu9ltH, tr Die lptrtIi9
herlltte uno 5uuoti0mmtnee HepaHplunB III lttnfr.
nnS 10 lIeb geWorpenen Bsbaaiunel
BsiUnpertr DAM stbttbrt aud osE GotiitI, oas rrs
In Saote De gratt In Is mpfarg nabrt.
-. Dte Delegation.
.. GIdsatu, g. Sntbrirssbauftrs
y. GptFniar. 6. SsHaitt, s.
O. ESLnfopp. u, aStA$ uto e.
{7n-g0l Ah Grin
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Neuer RauDereiu.

Der .Rpunt Bernoms Ba uotretn o."
ipel1fr cine isbr literale Contribution a%n8enomircl,
periammelt f1 rd@fien Spitarftdg abrro UNI 8 tlbr
I'm Sdiie tes Srn SEQ. Rau. 6 dc Is ahton,apt l..
II. = bappeitr =. ,penn bic Ginidrsibe9ebiibren tinBes
lablt ipercep. Mut, lpslGe nod belauiretsn lplniden,
l8E2lt - lL.l d. &aeta, prpp. SER.
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lfuft Saabcreins
-cTnEufcu q nrtnSrsiu SySr GS

Die critic guIaaliniura oieTcs rtu;n Btrsins ftftt
r6hhtr IRfftppdl. htn5 s. ApIit 1871, QbInbs 8 nhr.
BAT 9ru. Sofspb @iaFIi fat, Da idon go Gntbrtle
agtihust fltD, unD bic trte Bttianirhung %hatittlesn
miro, jtrD btermit vile, Die f9 sintEn ~apfdmGBtatn
Neteine ahihlit6en lpnugH. heHid Il tiHeglHetn, phel9ts
HaHntsr G~erIammlaH8 btiiu,uObntn.
Sul Autrage fBib. SGIuts ptpo alrdi.
HrdpJ Roa'L ptDo, Ssir
t71-sOl Huagltn Wltb. pruD GtukuI.
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an Die Oentidea Yiirger Der 4 Waro!
5n btr i. gDatb bat I'D elm pentiattr ltsnoftatiftsr
Club gebtlbtt VILE, bic flo an bieieH Club dnihlleBeu
pplrn, tfine sthtten. beuts sibanos 8 ast, bel
prn eltebr, .ejih,lBpifitr.. su erjteiaem.
t7Srs0) NINA Srans befr Yrdfbent.
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NiIMiaNunh.

50 ttitare btsfintti saB OF. q. q. Ptihsetnaan
bon MFR a3. Nseit saia tifn III 1iub feline lpsitfre gSou.
madt In ben Gtih6fsn pes ~Stlpt}e WunnesA uno Der
Sy.et,c politan'Ssb sns.g Vi tTdsrunas .gei.li6aft" bat.
~ -stnG. 6oIcHtdnr. General. Asent
(76-S31 Fer sYtttrp ppfttaus tetgue. Vi FRI 1, on in tdlaft u
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m Ghefheibunceu. -N

~ GbefhetbunGsu. -sa
EouiomHitnt Sd1stounesi. bic aHertDdrts 9iiti8 fnb.
perotH tn glep. Yprt, 9noiaua, SlirDts uno aabtren
StaatruI fir 2euie aus iteeue elnsm Staate ODER 2auDt
trIanet; bospiutses gsrlaTeu, Srunienttit, isin I'm.
ttrbatt u. / III. fno a~eutiatnbe uriahtn frine Ber6f.
itntli6un9. Grit nadl e~rlaTaer Sdeiouns BsBabInn9 Der
StbAbrsu. gtath nnsntasitith. Wan pctoe il an
Gtopte & g5ia,arbfp n, Redtsanp6Its,
l8et.19,l5.l Or. $50. Grpdhtpnn, RtsDs9pTf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-04

3pIlfrete artifeI In GAMBIA
Die &esieruns Der Dominion bat anpsiiana
erbolttn, iufort ben GtufubrJel auf foi8tnot
Wstitsl auf3uhtbtn: Rnbltn. Gofts, Mai5eu,
Otebl. SatS. Grbisn. Spbnen. Ro8aen. 0afsr,
Erals, Buhnaisen unb ale nnoeren &etraioe:
orten. Wiaismsbt. 9afermsbl uno aGs aassrsn
Mehlnftln. ~
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QHfiOrNeruRa

Mrnn su pr. BaEer t&rOetrl. lpsIatr urgttdlr I'M
Sabre 1861 gttw % rlea IT perlieF, 9ofspb 3rtn'
nan III SSr A97. Ser 6apetlefraHe. btludbt 10
wtb sr ttuas tRr t9n itpr Sol19sIBaltEs t%fiagish'
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9ie erite Seloentbat oct Gotber1
tn Barrie.

Der erfie Selbenttat Der Hctbeu ih Starts
MAR bffanntlt9 bic Grfaafune zines aneebli>
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
The Jnnanesa Mission.

The arrival of full fedged Japanese
Minister at San Francisco, accredited to
Washington, accompanied by his suite and
secretaries, and holding in his own person the
rank of prince Of the imperial family of
Japan, being indeed uncle to the Mikado
himself, is an event of great Importance. 1t is
the first mission of the kind that Japan has
sent forth since days now far back in ancient
history. She has not had Minister, Minister
Resident, consul or commercial agent any
where among the nations Of the world for
many long years, and we have not yet heard
Of any similar embassies being forwarded at
this time to any other nation than ours.
In view Of our increasing commerce
with japan and her great twin nation Of the
far East, China, this unusual expression Of re-
gard for our institutions must be considered in
very complimentary light indeed and in
view of our rivalry with England for the CON-
merce of these two bound giants of the Orient,
we have right to credit ourselves with hav-
ing the inside track. Indeed, this mission
may be considered more complimentary to US
than the appointment of Mr.. Burlingame as
head of the Chinese Embassy which was so
recently roaming about Europe making trea-
ties; for while that was rather personal
compliment to one of our citizens, this is a
general compliment to the whole nation as the
first and youngest Power Of the globe FROM
one of the oldest.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

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S-Ihe situation in France-The Joint High Com
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a-Marshal Sharpes Deadlock: The Collector OF the
Port and the Marshal Of the District on their
Muscle-Bilardsts IN Court-Manhattan Mar
ket-Wom2n's Suffrage-Iaxing Science in
Wllliamsburg-Tie Cotton Market-Financial
and Commercial Reports-Marrages and
Deaths.
S-News from Observation-Disclosures from Europe
Congressional Investigation into Custom
House Afairs-The Bussng Legacy Case-The
New Hamburg Disaster-Tne Peabody Fund
Shipping ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
"Cramming', In Our Public schools

Quite formidable movement is in progress
chants and other influential classes in Boston
to abolish the system now in vogue in the pub
lie Latin school in that city Of ''cramming"
the scholars. 1t seems that they are so heavi-
ly stuffed with all sorts of learning, and that
their hours for study are SO continuous, both
in school and at home, that they have no time
for recreation, either for body or brain. Cases
of insanity are alleged to have arisen from
this exhausting system Of instruction, while,
according to the testimony Of experienced
physicians who had sons in the institution, the
youths grew up dwarfed in body, weakened in
intellect, and, suffering under variety of dis
eases, drop ints premature grave. This is
movement in the right direction, and the ex-
ample might be followed with benefit in our own
public schools. In the words of learned
Scotch gentleman, whose language is quoted
by one of the Boston physicians on the present
occasion, 1T is weel eneuch to teach the
young idea how to shoot, but dnna use too
big gun" There 10 no subject in the world
that tends to elevate society and establish
high standard for morality and civilization
in greater degree than proper system OF
education; and whoever engages in the work
Of perfecting it can have no loftier ambition.
THE Tolls FOR Coal FREIGHT from Wilkes
barre to Eizabethport over the Lehigh Valley
and the Lehigh and Susquehanna railroad
has been raised by the companies from two
dollars and seventy-fve cents to seven dollars
and ten cents-a most outrageous piece Of
extortion, which will affect not only the
operators themselves, but the most humble
consumer in this city. Such tariff will,
in fact, put a complete estoppel on
the further shipments OF coal either
to this city or Philadelphia from
the Wilkesbarre region. Unless the Legisla-
lures of Pennsylvania and New Jersey can
control the ravenous impulses of these railroad
corporations, it will become necessary for us
to look elsewhere for coal. This extor-
tionate action of the railroads, undertaken In
connection with the uniform jugglery between
the operators and the miners to bull the price
Of coal every winter offers another telling
argument in favor Of renewal Of the import
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
CUBA.

tinued Surrender of Insuraents-Cespedcs
Making Efforts to Leave the Island.
HAVANA, Feb. IL, 1871.
Governor General Valmaseda arrived at Cienfue-
gos this morning and was received with enthusiasm
The surrenders to Major Arragon near Colon con.
tinue
telegram from Sant Esplritu to the Diarto says
that the surrendered insurgents state that Cespedes
is making efforts to leave the island from the north
coast.
plantation at Abah has been fred for the third
time within a month.
Exchange-0n London 10 49,, premiums on
United States, In currency. sixty days. a eh dis
count; short sight, SO Az discount; in gold sixty
days, Al premium; short sight, 0 eH premium
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

THE TENNEssEE.-A steamer has been
reported off the coast of Hayti, supposed to be
the Tennessee, but the rig does not CORE
spond with that of the latter vessel Whether
it was or was not does not change our opinion
in the least We believe the Tennessee is safe,
and that when the next advices are received
from st. Domingo it will be found that every
thing with the Commission progresses favor
ably. The croakers then will be nowhere
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
THE PEABODY FUND.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. II, 1871.
AT the nna session OF the Trustees OF the Peabody
Fund this morning the report of the General Agen,
was considered. This document gives mnutely.
the details OF the application Of the fund for educa.
tonal purposes in the Southern States. In accord.
ance with Its suggestions the trustees appropriated
sums ranging from $500 to $4,000 for various 10.
calltes; and this being done the Board adjourned
to reassembe at special meeting TO be held at
Nashville In October next. The annual meeting will
be held In Boston In June 1872.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

COLLECTOR MURPHY AND MARSHAL SHARPE.
A dispute recently arose between the Collector
of the Port and the Marshal of the district
as to which Of these two officers of the
federal government should have control of
property seized under process of the United
States Court This dispute led to some en-
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

PROPOSITION FOR RIVERSIDE AVENUE,
along which steam cars can traverse the city
on elevated tramways, has been introduced in
tho Legislature. 1t is an excellent idea, and
will be just the thing for West street when the
new docks and piers are finished.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

I,HE BRITISH LION AND THE BLACK EAGLE
An English statesman, Sir Henry Lytton
Bulwer, sees mischief in an English Par
liamentary resolution on the subject of the
Franco-Prussian war, for the reason that its
ritate Prussia" A most remarkable concession
to the power of the new fsrce which has been
evolved on the European Continent. But
which is the most dangerous-the acknow-
Judgement, or the fact on which il is based?