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Oerfammluness9 ofal su permies
an DcrFdufcu.
gu ~nertanfrn.

Die neuc eimlhinng, Glide, Sthble &c. elmer
Wirtbibatt luiro ipe9eI observation-disclosures bilt9
%ocIfauit. Na6auiraaen In Dir. 29S, s8efi1ratt',
nube Der SoiUatbitrhke. G75-7)
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SdDeriiissG srfauf.
- Sebr empfcblcnsWcrtbe Mcts
q 4aers uno Observation-Disclosures
" ant oem ncueu Segingtcu=
NHnrntr

auf auttion.
Seute, Den 26. 9uii 1871, wittaaS t2 lbr,
iptroeH Gui otfenttibrr Mutton:
fehr mertbpcne Sd)lGdltcr ScrFauiSndnec
iedbs permduentc lno Sipri MnhenifGnec, unaes
tdpt In Der Ultttc orr reucn lexington . Diarit Safe
geltgen, pfrtluten.
Scidgte Stinoe iUCTotH, ben 8croroHun9cn oCs
SiratrmetferS Ino Stnottulbes pom Baltimore I'M
terlUoricn, utrtQutt.
Sebingungcn bct'm Yeriuuic.
u72-ij r. VI. Sicunctt 4 So. Wuft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
Hu ~berfaufen.

E,,I Gin ~beauenes @obnbans, aus9eseidnct Gins
gerl1tet fhr elm 3ofbaus. Rr. 49,, ScnnapSfr.,
% Gub brett lne 1870 Gub tiei bis on Die Wapneftr.,
3zitodig, nit ooppeltem Sintcraebdube iber Die 9an.s
Giefe ee6 HIatee. @rune5ins $50 pro Saht. Yreis
$4,000, Dian ~eriuueise it6 am Ylase lpesen Der Gin.
IpInheifeu 1870 4
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Siaiger &nnf.

Yf!Rrcre 9duitt, it9t 9lligi mn 5000 pro
siii Sttd. Z. SB. Sirppn,
5.I 1851 Rr. 20, SohsS fieerlipemus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
3u ~pcrfauicn.

E,U Gin iebr empiebteus,ucrtbes Saus auf Ger
9te Der George uno @bdtSwOrtbnTu6e, lebr gut iur
elnen @rocerte-saoeR ODER cine apotbete ih ei9ncnb.
Brels SiOOO. Sohn sB. Srupu,
l74-l Wr 20 RofsS ifce. aueHue.
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Wliknhlciffr

tdblieen ttncu nrb eigentb ~ Dor BEN Yilec. Ger
S1rriion'jde SltS0hlcitcr. nibdlt Sluei ia etner fips
fernen Sfaaae. Wian fonitne inh I~berseugs fdl! SIN
@ross luo 3teinuertanie ~ berabseiegien Vretien.
Grfdbrene Grhfi,er fino aH0eneut. Nud) IN eth poles
eaaer fremosr uno aneriioniihsr g!ienuoorsn auf
Sloer bel Sarrifcu 3 . obu,
tAprtli4, GDlte.) Wr. t07. 2ssinstuaNra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
gu %Ucrfanicn.

GIHe 9aubhele -. -. adcrn Is Uleiten BON Der
Stoot 9eseu Sigentbum In Der Stlbt ,u usrtauiheu.
Siuigr an Hisluitbs uRb anbEren Sira6rr, lopie
Sanotencn uno @~runomietbeu gu Uertanien. 8eloet
eusluiei9eH IN beLtebi9en SummeH bel =. NurriS s
Spbn. Fr. o., ct. RaulArabe. u5Q-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
Nanoiteac 3u Dcrfauicu.

IN Gins eaneaene bon 451 ader in DuIanp's
UIS Bailey, 4 Weilen uon Go,uiontopn. Der Boz
6en u fanbiaer 2ebit, aqes urbar uno leidt bcarbeis
tet, iebr seeisnet tfr Wcihforn. 9aic, gaaijen, Scs
mill. 9eeintrauben. veeren II. I. 10. Nu59eSeidnes
ties OueafpaHer. Das eanb In In 4 fseloer getbsitt,
GaHer In tsbem; bat elm nenes, 2~.fodiaee f~tsincrnss
Wo9nRans init .aenerasideB, sbei 80 Sus. init3inn.
Dad, ihonenta ensr. 9todital IL bei I6 Ruff, Sibners
baus, OneuhauSn ". I. 10. 70 III aud elm 9aIfoicn IL.
Warinorbruh anl Piaee. 9ase asiuno. gu perfaus
len btiiig bet q. n. 6ocfe,
14i-l 0r. 8. eaip Suitoinas, ct. Boulira6s.
I'm Sdufer BON $500 bis gu iebem
E::I Nrcife!
Gines an gpeitsY Baltimore tra8e, iekt oils Bier: Ga
Ion UeHutt; $4,000.
gBaaren uno Sunefdaft eines Shreitmaterialiens
uno !3eitltriltens @eiddits on Oh sYattimoreitr. nur
5000. Sebr bilia.
9duisr In alien StaottbeiIen. @slc aut Sppotbef
ausauleihen. Betb.llrilnpen untsrIuht un6 rebtss
9lIti9e Dofumentc aufgeieBt.
aBiiitdm Cotton x Comp,
!Stmnsr SIR. II, y2utu : YuttoiHas,"
f6O-) ct. BaulRrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
Hcbermann funb unn su iriffcn,

oaS man bic beten Steinfoblen ecfiebt nnb irei BON
Shteier bsi aBouc & Sarrid, Rr. 4, Gfcres
NreenNraae, o6sr In ibrer Danpfs sbnei bemible
thrSoltNr. IA, Sarrefra6e, beiommt, mo manBe.
itetiun8 auf Sol5 ODER Steinfoblen MAIDEN Tam. Sie
ihbren nur ftrifteS Baars@ti6dit. Sbr Notto III:
~Stneier nmiag inc 9eringer Broft."
9letnee NeierboiI b~eionbers beadtet unb lad1 aIz
len Stdottbeten ionenirei s%cticfert.
Nr. 4, Wpre 8 0reenhrahe, uut Err. TIA,
Sarrearahe. tSulit, 1Yin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
QnnDiik IN n~crfnnfcn.
as

E!I- Cine bl6fde cottage nit idbnem SoIz-4-
fduni, @ciriuhc, ShattCnbdume II. I. 10. entbdls
te1o, In elmer auten giadbGrihuit; Sage ougenebm II.
6cr StaSt e%ntlrrat, ii ~ u]srianiisH nit ioiortiosr Sc
iBnabmc. Rdberts bel =. III. Gopfe, Rr. 81. 2aip
SuiIeinaS. 81. YaulsStraBe. u30-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
3u Derfauferl

49, Cine Sdntebe : Derftsne NIT @pobnbaus,
It'll cine Der beiten eagen In Der 6tabt unc 9ane.
E5..I- Wian meloe fh Gefe her Sunnoarps NIB
B QbntpaQens Citation. t6q-gOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
Mlan. Glntnlu.

bic ie9r gethifte Natbseberin, lonn sh ietsr 3ett iber
Serbdttntie oes eebens, ibsr @ltd uie llnsliid ees
ShroeeritraBe, Sinsan9 In Der SdrooerftroSe. 90
gents pro Berion. Sonnta0s nidbt ju ipreben. d73-78I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
5R Derhauffn nn0 80 Uermirtbrn.
gu p%crfanien.

EtW. 8as sSpbnbauS Gr. 40, Misqnitbffr.,
neben her Eastern Fetnale High schoolt' Der glue
III 80 SUI brett uni 1870 sur tii init eiaem Stalt I'M
9lnterarunoe. 9ieieS lUertbpoae GiaepibuIi lDiIo
M ctriS, Sa@Daltsr, Or. al. RoresS hdrIess
firdhe. uj6.S ,GO,2 ,4.6,S, 20, 2,4,6,Sl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
SeutfdeS
Arbrits lladIfilunas Darrau

UT. 27Z, 0ll0sBrpabnap,
inter Huffint Ger o6eufidbeu @%efeufdaft."
Dieterigeu, iuetpe beutide Sauoncrtcr, Irbeiter
une Uieni.totcn Su beitldtti9en wlnIhen, iuoaen Ib
perionitD ooer In f~ranttrtcn 9rieien an oeu Igenten
esISSeienidatt 9rn. 8.S.@ ettinDbotL Nr.232,
CIR Srodepap. Weuocu, ipelber uHeut9ettlt9
austunit ertbeiten miro. (San26,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25

Gin hem beffeu Staettbeile: Elm @rocerie iino
eiluor'9eifdtt lii 8rantbeitsbalber bilis gu pertau.
Gin ausseasi6nctrrvtae; gu %erfrassn inStr. fss,
Isl S}aItin ors frade. 1856 :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
An ~Derfaufeu,

Lii 9te 2shotiesH SlsaetlelnsS 4obubdufer Rr.
t63 NIB t55, Glltottitrabe, Canton, icoes Is brt 20
GuB groB, nit SporaHten; 6brneinittbe SIS ieoes +;
grcis 500 iecss. SoUis aud pas 2~st5tige Steaetz
teInsgsobrbGus ylr. 400, Canton peue, 10 bel uns
9eiGbr 10 6uS grof, 8 Stmtnet nit oUbranten IHtbulz
teuo; 9runbmtttbe $50; Rreis $3.50. Herner ous
2 itbtige 3ir9etneluagB otu9aus Gr. 60, GiieritrdBe,
10 6ub brett nit elmer norolthen 1icie bis Bur Ntict
anntrusci 9runomietbt si25; Yreis Sff00.
WGberc auotlnit bet ShoS. VI. 1riffu,
Rr. 80. gdtrruz apenue,
(2S2-) t6lus Uitlih pom gTpQ0Dub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
Gijeuuaaren fir Tamilicns0ebraud,.

S,Sneioepnarcu, abftl, 9beebrettsr, qeiIsI, 9lsels
eiien, gitisu. saiieenibIen, @artens@ erdtbibaiteu
&c. bipis BET Sarrifuu s S5bns,
Rr. f69, tsringtpu hra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-25
q Gu ~berfanten.

6aus nit Worbale, Yartor, 9Bsiminsr unS aiihs au
Der trfirn gta8e. Ylae t9K fsus brett uno 80 6nf
tiei BIZ, an cine 10 5lB breits allen: Dieies 9isen.
t6um tonrte iei1t ~ einem @eitditstofal ulngepanl
celt ,uerben hnb fciro auf an8smeisne Bebin9un8er
priuat ~uerfauit, tpcnn man fd friib3sitig bel SpHes
g Swinnsp, 'Ibpofaten, Ssr. 81, aBsft. jeanette
ffrafs, inefbtt. ia I172-6)
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
DEPlRIIRE or FOREICN M.IILS
MONDAF S,v ~.
No Steamship Ms
P.ISSENGE.,N S.iILED.


TOH SAVtNNAH-lu sramsi Macnnin, S"y lo-Jhn Barlow
ART r Hinr- tri r VI y. l. "ol'oti, Mss VI bun
'4u u. hu, same W J T. Fox Go r,,'r-'on Mrs.
H. F,,s'or Col A. e. Nrlrc., lo'n Oi"ii ard " f. & T. Mitch
rl r u Mitchell g. II If James Anirrson. H. I'rka. L.
Mss II. Rnrc'. Jaus VI. Ford AMI " D. s.
Clentrr CsUrn'"r JAMS llrg an Johns"1 Ht", "n
L. G. Mrr 4. X. DAY A. TTrr hrs X Nl"N Az! infant
{. II. Wl.,. A. 4. Fisher and Mss Boss COLI Miss
PAM A. Gpr!nu v sni sryin JOIN Kelly aud James Far =
". IT, p La rI Srh.rrr-rr Z. Srhw"rtfrger T.
IopSn, J. CROW Corr"lly G. Frrr.nn Cmau : Ioclfon
John rrno VI Riley John remnants r. Buckley. ". Tune. T.
Hrou r. Nolan John Met ann, John "ugh G. Fn"ihergrr John
Jam" Ksrne7 Joseph CsseIo j. Jackson j. Cary john fra M
Rom,ra, Z. Kruueiy, Hiram Wright
FOR LGyERPuOLn steamship Ba'aslt Nov: I2Nr and MIRA
H. Julian, two children aud nure Nj O'Bien. E@cru,ne John
G. r Wood VIM Morrison Mr. and Mr., E j. do.
bell p Bray"r John Quoy Thomas 'amns"n W Keith Miss
Ms Eliza Stobo r j. JorIan, Robert Sto'o
FOR AVRiln steamship Wash rgtpr, Nov PA~ssnt Se"re'
ttry DAVIS ant Rev u toqgcrl i, Andre, En,
child NJ Nn MI and Ms q Co'lls MI nmI Mr. Perez 're
cbIra AMI tao ~. ,ld H. W Roger, Mr. Br,au,
Miss Braan NJ ad Ms. D." chlrel lui
yant Ms Ar.-.ii, D.. SWti 4 F. lIincIln'n;, Mr..
Jules Graner J Ne ss R~v Joc IA Joau. J.. Bu,,,t.
tharI!~, Mss Abigail PERT H. C"a'r Paul /. Fuller" Mr'.
Joubcrt dominique Achen. Frank Css Mr. Cnta
Charles Ganau 1horc Pely , L. Grand August Dumou
Mrs Qrn-tr G. l'tn Q4" Nf. Mar" Qanc" Louis Cunv Mrs.
Pierre Aonsclos. M aud Mis- Neite NJ, joachim o,, M Se6
FOR LyFRPouL-In steamship Ci,y Of Nov Yorl Nov IA
'Laf DuDr WI ,rr. VII, ~! rnr' Cooke Ann Lori J..
Gar,in. " = PicH- Farmer j. r. Mac;ve W T. nsn Mrs
QUA Mr. VI ~ Fr.uNnu Ml., NJ j. Moss G. HIM. W H..
Iry Thunas Mshr Albert Asher Wuhrnp Yirtor Lister
FOR SANANSA la steamship luut,,,, lJR G. Rsyl
g. W IIayrr, SrS" b. y. lrG" NJ Ida Bell A Porter.
L. Hak - lalr ~ Siak Cas II pc Ms l. Walton
Mr. jue aa chill NJ Clara Woods, Moor AMI LADY. Mss Fan.
1.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
TIE Rl,SSLhN ARMY.

The Ru~~iln army Is now undergoing re-
ORGANIZATIONS scui-olcal Russian journal publishes
some details which. states have been obtained from
tlc most authentic sources. I,ncrforth the Russian
forces viii he divided into troops of thr line and Ioc
troops In time Of war there will also he forn"d troops
OF reserve, and in of extreme urgency national
militia will he called out. Til" troops OF Ia line viii
retain with few variations tn r present organizations
The local troops will lee organized upon perfectly new
bass. Uutil now they have been composed Of very
he clements. They included rC -mcntS Dat
iios and companies for special fortress service, bat
aOms for dl-trctiocrNicc, local companies, pul"h-
and batteries for reserve. ami Others TINS WNrI'
slty Of ORGANIZATION and denomination VIII now cease
The ClirF object Of these local troops under their
new orgau2 tlOn will be to provide IN time OF war CrS
for troops OF reserve infantry ana artillery ana I'-l
mct> DE UIHrrbC OF all Daring peace IN" lordI
troops will hc clhpOycd In home duties, IN the nStrn-
un Of recruits and periodical aSS"macrS oi men on
IrIourh and ~ the reserve. In of the army
Will according tn the scheme Ilid down, amouu 10
1853 1913 men, with 5O95 officers of all ranks. or thal
force there will hr in European Russia 3!'l7 officers ana
1882 54S mem ia the Caucasus there viii hr 4nl officers
ana G}.gl The tot uuuhrr Of hatillnI1 vii. u"
raised l3, and Of -IualrOns OF cavalry To 2so The
this tolI there h" allotted to European Russia ll
hattalI"n>, 2tD rquAdr"n5 OF cavalry, ana 2I'o
guns; To- the Caucasus l2f battllions 20 sguldroHs
cavalry, and 49, guns In tim" "t peace
there will 3i,7G officers ana 730tj HIr H.
in addition which will hC the 37On men temporarily
included in the district companies European Russia
Tu these guTcs, however, must be added the CO,>'
troops Of the national militia. In the event or Euro
pcan the calculations relate only to The C"S>aCk &"
the Don who would furnish Go regiments of cavalry ana
II batteries Of artillery or $1,000 men ana l!6 EhhN ~
Guiding the local troops and IN" militia, there W"h! h
always in readiness Tor noinHituu III l. lIol""I it',
~II - hlttalon~ OF iii n;ry, ?SNl oNrrIN an men,
iuf .'o> II cavalry. dHi "',i -'rt- " tn-~ -r
Will. jrt Hul.'~, Its guns with -, > 'tr' AMI !'
2lI"- Of cIIliunr~ with Inhb men II &" these hgl"~
ar, .ird the >jai, u thv cl.Gn'I, Hul artillery lruf
3luolu-u, AMI ~ ih. military liz" '''i-. 90. ttr t"I
oi troop available for active sc.yI,r woid amount e.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

TWO KENO GAMHLEEs SENTENCED

In Tie Court Of Special Sessions, before
Julg' bowling on saturday, Judd ana DcmpwOf ", re-
convicted Of kccpnc keno establishment AT No. lG5
CTsyst Tie Ju 'gc in ntnc.nr them 10 six months
impr ,0nIncnt and 10 pay fine Of 1880 cac sad that
thu was most dangerous bcrilIisC IairO IIZCd
ty hy boys and poor men, ard added 'TGis i the
r>t Of Ia" kind that La before the parties
heretofore elected 10 hc tried in the General ScSsurs,
VII rC, passing through the Grand jury and the D--
1iu Atf,"iN : uICc tie l@vrt~ can br conveniently
.,l,,. ...' 10 more heard Cf The public crying
tHyl. UP as liT IA. CHu."
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
civil. NOTES

! writ Of hah'aS corpus ha- been i >1"d by
JuiGc GuncIt of Li,oMyn, to have F.!.rirk &. Berg
mann, no. eel fhcl IL Lu.!ow -. j '"r drb, brought
before Ia. -"Tr"m Cplr to-day" tues III his own
behalf IN Il ANT aglru, sheriff Watt.
Charles Broom. Lewis Dill, E2.hu II. Taylor,
and Frederick T. GorlIurcr G."d vcua. ry petitions in
hnulruptcv last ", t; joseph $iritlpr,. William Chris
Ia. ..ayi, T. ,la jacob N,arr 81, Simon Stern
and Matthias l.. E.i.,.I we're adm lcdtcl Involuntary
huh.up~; and CHaIlcI y. Bur.ru Mary Wr-tcott, aud
Ju-c ph Bumenth received discharge bankruptcy.
Surrogate Nerdrr of Kings County admitted
10 lIol,tc last week the wills ~ me iu..uwIng
nir - SUITE Of i.- ltrly lr'r't q II ' Nay Au-in,
II II. VIII eluus.
e. M"ek'r Arn hS ian Rs. G,oT; H. Dy John Mailer
ami Gu, Hl uf E,,, ~ .ni OEgN Jfun ramrlr ri
iul4 better, II a'-.G gr4u,d Il
,,lor Msrsars Diver. Jn H. toln. Frauc. Z
lniu avn T. Srug', john luGig Josiah J. RiuSni
Mr., A., '"n la g" ncc ro Hugh Victor haIe sud Ge'r.r
l,aTv Of Buuk,r Letter. guariau,Lr tl" Irson
.r Fr.n. K"aic a,r rrcl Irn I lis urhcr: uf Nor
lns" H. krlc,. u. E, their Gt.,:
81 A. hirarl lr A. NJ .arl. I'm, Apsrl
81 Nop,l.r Lcts O. Nnlrrs'rsr'" "'h t' will
,i the Cs;dte- o. Ann kl boo. ,uI Henry
.~uti.l. ,f \, ll,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
RUSSIA AND TIE UNITED STATTs.

l\(iDENTS IN OUR lNTEi;NAIlDNAl.lN II irii ''' ''t.
| PRINCE GOIISCIAKOFT On TIE EIJENIbLI
| RELATIONS OF THE TWO NATIONS.
r. !. -. ,--.... iii ,,.:. I
O,r uiplohlttic intercourse with lN">H'" w.
gan In 1881, when Francis Dana GcrwId Chief Justice
of MassachuscttS was appointed Minister Russia He
o, ,,t Rim, T,u o,iprv Adams fru in ls urtr,ufh
''" VIZ" ','' ' S''
year, AS WlNh'' secretary Nh bi"' US I"' I'''E
uZrd and mn STAY If Il months yOuus Adams irif
=, I,r ,,r, ,,i r ,I,rn,,i, S,y ,,
| 81 'i''"t - '', va - " W '
ana Denmark repaired TO III" HAGUE where ne i''ni
, ,, I,,,o,, Cam, until ur..i l,,t u,l;y,, ia In,
| 90 Wv ~ -, 80 -
proposed To sciu MI J"Hh quincy NuiM' dS Munster l."
the scene his lahuI~. The latC, yI safi
| l. A., - l;,I,,,,t,o .,.t,,,.
"'""i tf tAI'''i'S VI "I'""- "'' ,'''''.' . '''''
| Russia though tie tIi'- .lidG
| tn,
| "'' wv" ~ ''", '''' - -" = " wa 90 '' '''
Of NJ: adams I!'WCv J, q T." months H'frI, TIE llu
,.,.,,, ~ -. go, ,r,.I % i,;. -,.. ,t, ,,,,..,. eff
| '''''''' va ''''' ''' W. ''' ''''"
received in Russia, auu afH'NEE LuIinii'd H'.l t"!-
er,,,l 90. r.,u,I ,tn. C.,r., hi. ,,
| '''''''' - .'''''' ''' 80 80
h. dc, lined the IUuOliHC., pr !rrl.LL to IClta -
"a. .-,,,l l.d ,.i,i la.
family H,S official duties Hn 10y 1iHuu', AnI ne
~ L .,.,,. II. WRITING ., - r ot
,,,
C IN" Bh." ana lis teachings Ihc Intrnr 81 EH' -,
throu III his iufuclCc WA, ip,urrd TO offer IU-yf
ucdlftl between H!taI I"tiH ana III" tIl'' "'''''
,v,r Ip.-I,,,I ed tn it,,l,r
'"' "'' ''' ' '''' '
mediation Oi EuS>lI Elirj tdl tlly the Unll'd stat
I.o., Gr..,,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
Sllrrochto Nenlcr Of kings C0mntY nlImittrd
CRIMINAL. CnIkTS

George Simpson, charged with stealing n horse
fam SiYgvfsar tU. Ia o. n g.. on
tie
Go. ell. l.c& o Columbia Count,
james f. Edwards--rlArgcd with being IL confrd-
II W stol" ina lol 900 Grs
II Mutryl Ro,d CuIanv II li, from the orrr
U!I 1ut CuuIin ~ 80 g. BotdWat"d; c"n,! oil Stur
hy Jusic" bowling ~ tie TrnhS.
At the Tomhs Police Court. Justice Dow ling COM
TLdnl Eagn No. - No,'. s,I'ir "T lr,g Nlr
pu 30 shoot rIiruIau 90 Tru q" :. I1r-t.
we. bal u! to Lp> hT... Frrrh kGr1
of No stealing - h wc Air
Sanu d No. l3 Erw-, LIS eH u''r. bat c"n L0 o c nsJ
smaller bills .erm Evans Of No. II Oakst for iHul sEbbI
kge BETS No. 0l eyrt,I 10 The iLl iuIg kuIe
vet It, near Chatham, rahy yest"rii..
John Ahrvn Chimes. sailor convicted Of assault
hill Sdnry BALDWIN # the An John
OS-G- before Jngr BIrici Of c ltd 'cul,
Salu!E but ' Gr'l
lHige examine IT, hri Of IN cpu
uf The statute a., b.
for the district slrr, hr i fr.t artcr
arrested hg uolre the Eastern District Of NrS
>isE and ur- ~
DIGIi Cen Trisin AIrvG. rourr c"rt ifat th-
hcfnr- tr,d had un,coHo Of 4"
JSci,0u, convicted oi icalLE IL coIurT m'- m
u g. ILL., -! TIM e" Is
gsti,L of IulIsuM
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
ALEXANDER H., AUTOCRAT OF ALL TIE
El'SSIAS.

AIEN ANDER H. AI'TOCRAT OF ALL lie
,,,,..r,.,
III S>IAN'
Thi. snvc,cipr father of the Grand Duke
i"' S"N''''Sm, ''.','I - ,t,i, r,'r.s.
A'A,I, son o. ,' ii"I%, Ia ,r,n ,,a wa.
~. N''', 80, , ~ t,,, ,.. I,',, ,,r. Grand
born AlF,' ~ I'I'' "H'u Ms I'M W. , .r
Duke dud the Grand I'uk" Constantine ""~ h'T I" '"o
throne But az the lca'h Of Alexander l. In 1926 the
l,,, nr, C,,,,r,,o f,,,a,I,. rcrr,i,,rj his riylt
Gran Duke CONSTANTINE l"'""''! I'"'"'' T." 'N ''N''
ana Nicholas became Emperor HIS event. q" course
made the Grand Duke Al, xaudcr heir i'll turn and lie
was '"''"''u III " I''' ~ CO.,
m%5,, @ rt f n, and fI m rSmraton VIZ. % completed nIcr
,no r ,,ho nalId 70 the ol russian
-" l' -, -, -, a r,,r, ,,, s,,.a.,I c,,rc ~
party His Instruction ais" received 'h' S'l care u!
.f,'brr tl, Empror who sought 10 form his ideas OF
.,,c,. .,u.1,t IN, accordance with his OWL
-"''' '''i' ~ "'' 1"'.., "',,. ~ ,,
ini'' At IL" az" Of IT, tn" Princes majority was pro-
'|'"',' - '' , ~ ,io ,,,,,1 hut
tnc r.,ou,r spin, and energetic action Of Nicholas
proved c,.al fotlc cu.cr rcv. and the rebellion
''"0"' '' "" =, -, i.., -, ,It.
whole ti'r "I ul' ll!l'' l'' was ".''I'" ~ '.'>
event The military sput became dominant, and he
va r-aI'od a. destined t" h III" ruler oI ar'"N' gov
'ihrd ~! cl'rlsh Inc E'uIt sway VI h'9 I"'"'I was
rhlgel for the discipline of military governors and tu
'- Il" soon however ''nr, "l'"Sc Tor lne Stern
GmrH "t the '"rrack@ an" 'N"> i'H M" nS'No WIN
fn,l more suitable Obi, Ct IN Nichoas's second son,
"a, c,.,l n,l,. C,r.t,ut,nr This urcfcrcncc caused
'"' , ,,,,,.t Notvroc, ,nc tvvo nrotl.rs
such mtpHthy ana dlstrnst hc'Wccn 'he wv" ""'n'iH
became tie SUBJECT general ICmtlh' anu 'Nch
t ,u.rr.la Junn one occn ION Constantine who was
,.,.... t.,. 49,. g., 49, =,
N"'"H 81 ''' H'''' ''"'''' ''0 ''.' ''' ~ ' "
pa, lu- Hu'hcr uI2,r Irc~-iM act "i tyranny Wilch
lI , ,ry.I la, uft.riilc Cons tautiuc 10 the ,imc
I""N"''' ''''
The nr.t official duty which the Prime" accepted was
g,rt "a. IL ,unci tho Fiulaudcrs the Russian rule
~ ..,,..,f,., .,,,,,., trc,, and ,r,,,,tir.y
90 ''' '.' '-'HE '''"''' "''''''- ''''' ", l", -
tH,H t'r.El"I WtrS'S' ne next "N'u"'u '"'Iul VI
TIE umu..rl schools of the empire, ana mcItcd his
,..., ... ,,, uf. s,,rr,.fl utua.,,uCut OF tu,.r
'H'I'
f. l>tI Alexander married Marie, daughter ~ LoWs
II Gi,rd pGkc of Hc>Sc, who then III her >cvcn-
-. ~ L. ,... ,;. ,,i, , ,IfIJ -, C,,.l I,,g,
''".' !'''' -. -'' N' ''' ''
ArN,"i,l WIS born, when Nicholas I"4ur 'oA-taIl-
r ,r ,V -ti tu1 .,.unr to take an ulth ui I'D llty
, .l ,,, l., -, N, visited sout,cyu EY,,ia. and
'''' ."''"'
i":uri ~ Il sGy "-nn'i i"' 'Tca7s.ans' f"T years
n', RI Id ,a- i'p'>od ID the contentious which led
a., .r ,i,i tn, 8, ,rI lr ,lIic- II j. said that
w. ~, . ,i .. ,|
'' '."' l'"' 700" u Win I'-''' "I" ''' '''i'o IIl
sIrd 90, d.. father preceding ili- war, and that III tie
t'"h Cr'n Ll> iu'.'-Src was employed in all earnest
u. nigh r,uti,~r cfpI. toHy,rl HC-tlltirs.
k'ss.' wa> contcni.ng MI. ldrhcy and her allies
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
THE CONRTS.
THE FISK MANSFTELD COMEDY SNrEAR-
ANCE or THE HEROINE.

TIE FISK NIANSFIELD COMEDY hPrEAR-
ANCE OF THE HEROINE.
A m0lOguc of cXa>pcratlng tamcEcSS 4" the
brilliant extravaganza entitled the Fmk m'iird Libel
Case was rccci, with profoundly drIIcasl''& effect at
the Yorkyie Police Court on Saturday. Mr.. FIX, VINO
arrived faShOnahly late, took seat with III lawyers
Mcssr. Beach, shcdrman and Spencer Nj. Stokes sat
between Miss Man>trldr counsel, Mr.. Mch"on, and
Assistant Di.trict.Attoncy Fellows Cordial greetings
having been exchanged by the LAWYER, Justirr BixLy
asked that the proceed. Mr Fellows requested to
them, pleaded that the defendant had M
legal right 70 an examination on OF i.,'I|.y Witn"TI'rS
amratn1; that the had already been sent 10 the
Court Of Gcucral Sessions, where 1t could properly ."
ticd and that had been clearly r."H III ~, n'll,
Wis that an OrnSr had been committed, ana the case
should hr sent to higher tribunal ,,.,.,, ,,.,, IN,
Mr.. Spencer reply dclcalclY ln~lnnatru lhht lhc
prosecution were showing the white feather ana Nld
that the l. sslItIrc had made provision Tor the re-
ccving Of hall pending an cHaninnoI that me 'on,H
had however, 0r years permitted men Of wealth 10 gvn
G .ai l 9uon in i tS i, ri ht. and Ihat thr df.;,
ant ready and anNions for an examination.
Justice BiXhy decided adversely {" the point raised 10y
NJ Fellow ai.I told the Court sergeant To- call IN" com.
! Iinant. Mi Mau.nld wh1 was supposed I" j." III al
MIR Vi, con sand: II II dur 10 the Court that should
say e"iurruII here. satisfied that ihr point ra I'D
cr presence would not h required and maj Nhr nlEhl
assuming that thi- G'so&m nv would @ nr rai,T RAJ ana
favor. The accordingly adjourned unlh
saturday next at 10 o'clock
THE MANsFIELD-swEESY SUIT.
In view Of the supposed contemplated departure OF
Peter L. swecny for Europe. Miss Helen Josephine Mans
ncd, In person. served the following paper upon Mr..
~wecny Saturday evening i'll order to prevent the
di-c0utnuancc Of her suit against James Fisk j which
| would be caused ry Mr.. Swccny's absence
| 10 PETER u. swETSY, rSG.-SIf: hereby demand Of
yuu certain lttts written Ny IA" tu H' I,E, IT, and by
luur- FISK. j.! To me, ana certain d"lmcni- ana ALL
,y, made 10y the matter Of certain proposed pro-
c""dnCs against James Fisk. jr and JAY Could and in
Whch said aldaNlts and lioCcculrLS C riln irlISHC-
toIlS between yourself, said Fisk, GOud, and w. NJ.
Tweed were detailed aud mentioned, and Nhrn said
letters, papers. and documents placed III pos
for examination by r. c. r. buckley, or 10y
Clarence seward, esq, and for whlh v"r attorney gave
u I.Ct ipt.-Dtt,i ScW-NUrk, Nov l.. ls7i.
HILES JOSH IINl MASsF!EID.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
John Ahrvo, a Chinrsr sailor convicted Of assault
DECISIONS NOV. lo.

Common Tl,d~- SDccidl TTm-Bv Indg, Lpcw.-
CaTs Baln Place Cial c,t l'1'
gIauteL Pcsant agt ArjrDlcMoion ea sitho
NrS.Cttsus Mobile irIA H. 90 AIT Lrmr a-Mot
granted Th York National EXCHANGE Biuk at NsIu,
Motion gffri
Superior Court-SDecial 7,rm- l}y Ju1g, Sprnccr-
r. Gaii.c --Jri-r grtu"l il" ' az Nrrol, Al
Onf Prnt"i IIrTrck tie \. l Gis ally a. lEi-r' Go
OrltT