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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

HAVANA, Feb. IA vessel, arrived at the
eastern and of the islanl reports having seen,
on the I'd inst, a war steamer off the Haytien
coast, with three masts painted black, barque
rugged, about two thousand tons, steaming
slowly, and supposed to be the Tennessee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18
The New Hamburg Horror.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Feb. 17.-James
Cunningham, drawbridge signal man, testified
to-day at the coroner's inquest: Could change
the light in the signal tower in one minute
think would have gone up and changed the
light, instead running down the track; have
stopped all kinds of trains between the tunnel
and the drawbrdge; have signaed the Cincin.
natl express, with six or seven sleeping cars, be-
fore they got to the bridge; | never had any
difficulty in stopping any kind Of trains in that
distance.
The fireman and forward brakeman of the
oil train also gave evidence, showing that the
latter, at the time of passing New Hamburg,
was on the engine shoveling COAL that the ex-
press train could not have been stopped before
reaching the bridge and was going twenty
miles an hour when it struck the oil train.
Affairs at the wreck remain unchanged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

THE FRENCH FAIR was very successful again
yesterday, and the amount of money taken in
the afternoon and evening was over thousand
dollars. The hall was crowded, and presented
lively appearance until late hour, there be-
ing enough in the way of entertainment to oc-
cupy every ones attention. The Catholic choirs
sang well, and will be present again tonight.
The gymnastics were also a pleasing feature
Among the numerous articles drawn were, a
chamber set by A. D. Girardin; silver watch by
P, Mccain; barrel Of -four by David Calvin /;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

GUIDE-BoARps.-Editor Spy: Once we asked
you to call attention OF selectmen of Worcester
county to the neglected state of the guide-boards
in the various towns, and you did SO, and at the
same time pointed out the law regarding the
same. Now, as we believe in "beiDg after" peo-
pie when they neglect their duties, we also
think they should have due credit when they at
tend to them. The selectmen of Leicester have
recently done their duty in the matter of guide
boards most faithfully, and we know of no town
in this vicinity which is so amply provided,
with these great helps to strangers who may be
driving.
Now, let Worcester do her duty. From Wor-
cester to Paxton, Holden and Leicester, (by the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

SAN Francisco, Feb 17.-The Japanese mis-
sion 10 the United States, which arrived yester-
day, was headed by his imperial highness Nuso-
liwi Litsnomia, prince of the royal family, and
the first minister ever sent by the Japanese gov
eminent to reside in a foreign country. He
served in the nation i council at Yedo, and is
the leader of the progressive party now CONTROL.
ing the Japanese government. His eXcellency,
Mr.. Mori, is charge d gtaires, Mr. Taylma is
secretary and Mr.. Dana assistant secretary Of
The legation.
dale and Headsburg, Sonoma county, yesterday,
of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express box, but did not
modest the passengers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

WAR DEPARTMENT..
Division of kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
Commerce.
February H. 1871
observations taken at A. NJ, exact local time at
each place, except in the cas- OF Mount Washing
ton, which are furnished by the party of gentle
men spending the winter at the summit and are
takan nj A ny
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

Precious SToNEs.-A rich noblcman was
showing friend great collection of precious
stones, whose value was almost beyond count
ing. There were diamonds, and pearls, and ru-
bies, and gems from almost every country on
the globe, which had been gathered by their
possessor with the greatest labor and expense I;
"and yet" he remarked, "they yield me no in
come" His friend replied that he had two
stones which cost him about ten forms EACH
yet theysyelded him an income of two hun
dred forms year. In much surprise the noble
man desired 10 see the wonderful stones, when
the man led him down to his mill, and pointed
TO the tOiliug, gray milstones. Tn were la
boriously crushing the grain into snowy -four
for the use of hundreds who depend on the
work for their daily bread. The two dull,
homely stones did mote good in the world, and
yielded larger income, than all the nobleman's
Jewels,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

HAVANA, Feb. 17.-Vamaseda was received
at Cienfuegos to-day with enthusiasm. Surren-
ders OF insurgents near Colon continue. 1t is
reported that Cespedes is making efforts to leave
the island from the north coast.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

FIRE IN DUDLEY.-French's bakery, in Dud-
ley, took fire and burned to the ground, last
evening. The fire broke out about six O'Clock;
but the cause is not known. The building be-
longed TO the Stevens linen company. 1t was an
old one, and had recently been repaired. The
amount of insurance and loss is not ascertained;
probably not very large.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

abATENT OFFICE BUSIN ESS-AmerI
can ana Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Ap
p.icatiOns re-argued Interference Cases Prosecuted
Opinions given as to the validity and infringement Of
Patents an Suits prosecuted and defended in the u
Courts, by
TEIOS. II DODGE,
ortnery Principal Examiner and Chairman of 1.-THE
Board Of Appeals U. s. Patent ofice) Counsellor at
Law. and Advocate in Patent Cases. Office, Dodge
Block Park and Portland. ss. Worcester. Mass
u24 WITT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

signed by all classes, and stringent act for re-
lief from such oppressive tolls is being pre-
pared for carly Introduction into the legslatnIe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

MUNICIPAL CoURT.-In the municipal court,
yesterday, the case OF Charles Mitchell arrested
for larceny of comet and other property from
John Head, with whom he boarded at n W.
Johnson's on Myrtle street, proved to be an in
teresting one. On examination he was found to
be thief of more than ordinary notoriety, hay
ing practiced largely in boarding houses. On
searching his person and his valise, a large
variety of articles were found that had been
stolen from different individuals. Among them
was the cCrnet, small stiletto, quantity of
coin, and various other articles belonging to
Mr.. Head; $50 suit of clothing and other ar
tcles belonging to Mr.. Frederick NJ. Baldwin;
pair of pantaloons and some coin, the
property of Mr.. c. w. Chittenden; and
a vest belonging to Mr.. johnson. few
days ago, Mitchell engaged board at the
boarding-house of Mrs. Converse, No % Central
street, and the result was that she and three of
her boarders lost various articles, which were
recovered last night. Mr.. Jasper Keller had his
S35 overcoat stolen; Mr.. Ezerah Hazen lost two
shirts and a pocketbook containing $40; Mr..
George Whitney lost a quantity of coin and
various small articles, and Mrs. Converse had
$40 worth OF Jewelry stolen. He was held IN the
sum of $500 on three complaints, for examina-
ton next Monday, the third complaint being for
breaking into the rooms in the hotel at West
boro on Wednesday, and stealing from the trav-
cling trunk of Mr.. Alden F. Miller $500 bond
of the town of Waldoboro, Me-, also several
shirts and some jewelry from the trunks be-
oneing to other boarders in the hotel. The
fact that similar bond was found in the pos
session of Mitchell leads to the belief that he
was the thief. The other cases were,
Charles Williams, arraigned on a charge of
breaking and entering the Norwich railroad
baggage room recently, held in $1,000 for eX-
animation next Monday. Patrick Dowley, fined
$50 and costs for maintaining liquor nuisance.
William Lee and Margaret Lee, for disturbing
he peace, were each fined So and costs; ordered
to recognize in $50 to keep the peace SIX months,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18
VVARREN'S
DRUG STORE!

WE TAKE THIS METHOD of calling the
attention of the good people of Worcester County and
the public generally to the fact that the Apothecary
store of EDWIN A. WARREN can be found one of the
best assorments ofPURE DRUGS in the city His store
is centrally located being in the Bay State House
HIS DRUGS are selected with great care, nothing
but the best and puret the market affords being accept
ed consequently all medicines from his store he
lied upon as being strictly pure.
MIR. WARREN has also good assortment of
Patent Medicines and all the different kinds of Herbs
Roots, Banks, &C. which FRESH and nice and such
endless variety of Wallets there before in
Worcester
HE ALSO makes a not Poisonous Hair Restorer,
which does not contain any Lac sulphur Sugar Lead
&c. This will turn grey hair to its original color.
WARREN'S Wild Cherry Extract is excellent
for Coughs and Colds at least that is what all those
say who have takenit
HE HAS MANY other articles of great merit,
which will not refer to here, but would recommend
all when in the city to give him call and for them
selves the gre at collection of first class goods
EDWIN A. WARREN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

EVENING SESSION,
Only dozen members were present, who dis
Cusscd the national education bill until adjourn
ment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-02
Sencrai Sbcrman in SSetp=
SrlcanS,

Sin intereIdnter 8prfall fpirb aus Nens
Orleans gemelpet. Sort traf ppr einioer
Sagen General Sherman auf ieiner mad
Seras unb benz S~ubianerlano unternomz
menen Snipettipnstpur elm, uuo Die Gar
petbaggers" gebadten, bieIen llmItanp in
ibrem Sntereile au85ubeuten. Sic luben
ben General gu einem Diner Elm, 6radten
Sraite aus uno ma9t9n ySpee6es", in
Der 'Spffnung ii6 Elm geneigtes g~(noenten
bel Dem General iu ii4ern uno ibn fit ibre
Bldne Su 9%epinnen. 2tber ipie enttduldt
fanben lie fih, ais General Sherman, Der
nur utgern ii6 gu Der 9empnitratipn berz
geseben bate, I'M 8erlaui pes Seltmabls
iid erbpb uno ben suoringli6en 2lufOrpe>
rungen na9gebenp, ebenfaQS cine Heoe
belt, in mel6er er ii6 enti6ieoen geeen bic
Bplitit ertldrte, tpel6er Die fog. 8eepnz
itrnttipnsmabreseln limb bic autlurbiQ
%entfprun9en limb, base9en feline t3ub6rer
unb ben Rproen aufiorperte, in 0tiloe llnb
8eri6bnlidteit nit benz 8olte bes Sapens
su leben. 9iele @prte oeS Generals iolen
iebr eritiihternb auf ben gntbuiiaSmus Der
arfpeienben t5erren 3epublitaner gefpirtt
BADEN. N.sg. Spurn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-02
Oaubibcufcu.

Su belgii6en BIdttern lit felt einigcr
3eit cine Igitatipn far Die 8itdgabe Mttblz
b%auien's an 5rantret6 bemertbar, Die
gdnjli6 ausii6tslps lit INN nur Der bur6z
aus irrtblmliheu Wteiuuug entiprtngen
tann, OaB bel ben peFnitipen 6riepensperz
banblangen in 8riiIiel NOD irgenbmie pez
ientIi6e @enoerungen pes Brdlimtnars
Sertrdgs Sl erparten wGren, mas 5uperz
ldii9 nidt Der Sail lit. 0tit iener 49tz
tatipn Wtro Oaber ntdtOer geringite GuBen
e~rSielt, Uiel Shapen I'M Ge9eutbeil oabur6
g%eitiftet, paB unerfIabare 6pfiuungen bel
ben 8etbeiligten errpedt peroer. Staff
auf Die 6eiiuag per purd ren Rrieg gez
idlagenen Nu..oen Beoadt gu nebuten unb
auf Die S~eri6bnung Der Gemiitber binSuz
pIrten, miro oanlit bic Stintmllng auf'5
Nleue perbittert. Die 8~eior9ntb Wlbls
bduiens, OaB Der neue 3uitanO ber Ruin
bes SberzGliaB berbeiiibren peroe, lpirb
lih 10 ipenig perpirtliden, ME Ii6 friibere
8eiorgnihe am Hbein, in Sannpper urp
an anberen Orten in dbnliber Sage be-
fpdbrt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-02
Die neue SeutIHc Sfci6sUrr=
fn1Mnn.

Ser beu DE NeibSta9 nabm, uie at
erparteu ita.,o, Die beutibe 8citsperiai=
Jung aub in oritter QeiuHg nit grocer Wluz
ioritdt Gale gegeu Z Stmmeu) an. 2u=
gegen ipra6 uur cer Or. Cmalo. 81 be-
aa9te ben llntcrgaug oe8 Geutiben Bum
RES pom 1915 uno Die Wangelbuiti0teit
Der &erioiuug oes ieBjgen Hei&1, Die wez
Der cine Sunpess nod cine 8ei6Sperfliz
iun0 ici, rlgte Nen Namen ySeutIbe8
8ej6", neil er aus Der 3beorie Der Sra
tiOualitit ourh bic italienil6e unp ironz
i6iii6e Republit aui9ctommen lei, nab
rero bod am ganjen 9eutI6lano nod
2rremburg, Qimburg uno 9eutib 0eItrei6
iebIten. GnOli6 betra6tete Der Reouet
oas &aiiertbum ni6t ben 9lameu, ipuOern
Dem gGeien mad. 6ier iei elm unerfil=
barer g~lbitano Spii6en ptciem uno Rem
alien 9tcite ppn 1915, llno CT beitebe in
Der llngletdbeit oe$ Itdts i'm neuen
Reibe. Dian ipIe iib oapOr bitten, ooB
pie gltdIi6e artegsilbrung uno Der ieBige
bleuoenpe 3nitauo bic tnneren DtdnJel
uibt ijberbaut, ME bus in 6rantrei6 nab
benz rlbmreih beanocteu Rrimtriege ge.
ibeben iet. 9ieieS yitium origins miiile
man ausrotten, iouit lei Nas neWe 0teia
Dem inter GOuiS XIV. dbnIia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-02
@srmildte 9eridte nus Gurpna.

0aS Dogma bon Der Snialibilttlt in
BON Setten beS StihOf8 Sorlperf in 9resoen
nod rtft promul9irt porber. @inerieits 1T,
ME man bort, BEN Siihofe Die GrlaubniR
Su Der betreffenben &erGfeutlihunq periaqt
l%uoroen, anoererieit mag ipobl aud rer be-
ltlmntte gSunif beS SDnig8, eincn inter ben
Serbaltnlliel 9eraoeSu pronofatoriifer
Sdrttt pernteben 5u ielen, benz aetltliden
Oberbtrten Rttdft4tsnabme naGbridlt6 em.
pfobleH babel.
- Son 0ltret6iihen 4at6olifen llnb uaz
ltentltd aus ben beutidcn 8ereiren aeben
mad Otiinben Observation-Disclosures an BEN
StiftsprOpit b. 0Gainaer alb.
BeoerSant lit iutgen ieiner 96reIIe al
0butr9er leet aud a divinis, allo pom UfcIic,
2eiclt, luSpeuoirt pDrOen.
:, 6ranj Yatplopsfp, Seeliorgcr am BRO,
pt15tdls Straibauie in Bra9, bat iein amt
rleoer9ele9t NIB letuelt austritt aus benz
YrieiteritGnoe ettlGrt.
Dem Sirtenbrtefe bsS 8iidofs onf benz
Slbe folgte III Mitndet cine arertennunaSs
aorefie BON nabeSu 80 Observation-Disclosures
uno 9o6enter an 96aiuger. Sine 0eputas
ton, ben 8eftor Or. b. Bettenbofer on Der
Spite, iiberreidte bieislbe benz qelebr.
ten Sbeolo9en ais ein 3ei6eu Der auer.
fennun9 fir oeIien Observation-Disclosures uuO
li~anllbatteS Iuftreten gegeniiber ben 8eidlliii.
len oes Satitaniiden @oncils.
: (aus Sefreib.) Ser 9anf urtb bic
SBmpatbte'1, Der i'm benti6e1 &eitstaae ben
0entlfen IN Seitreih ausgeiprohen III, bot
bier 81 lanoe mr. angebm beriibren t6lner.
(28ten.) Der @emetitoeratb hat nit
9robsr Wtebrbett ben 0riugltnfeitsautraa
~atl9snommen; benz Stiftspropf b. 96ainaer
Die 6antbare G%nerfennung nno Spmpathie
Der listener ScoDltcrun9 in elmer abreIe aus
3ulpreden, urb cine Yetition an bas Ge4
lanimtmInliterirm ipegen geiesltfer Geae-
lung oes SerbGltntifeS Oes Staatcs 5ur 8irf,e
Sn ribten.
Uni cine telegrapbii6e Gtniraae bss gr,.
bildot8 III Gom ipegen oeS Ser6alteus in
auf 9odin9er erfolste in 8om bic
antport: eS iei benz @tnteiien oes gr,biidofs
arbeimgegeben. Der @rSbtid}of n~erbietet ben
GbeoloSeH ben Seiud Der 8orleIuuaeH Dbl
lin9sr 8. llno bamit iptrS es aud iiein Sc
iuenoen babeu. 96ainger hat 6ieIeu Sfritt
ldon porars9eeber, nnb am Shlufe bes
SenieitefS BON Ieinen S6ilern bereits ab=
idteo geHommeu.
49, .(Satisrslautern, 8. april.) Der grs
tlfel I'M g6rdnf. Surier," ruondd man in
,SraHtretf inter gebeimen Yapieren aud, cine
gllte berporraseaoer Bfatjer getunoeu, bic
bel per Snbalton t1adJ sranfreif aejdleppt
lperoen loltenf fibrte III Der lesten Stabt.
rat9stenng 3u einer ffiirntiiden Sceue.
Sas g!el9e iiationaliberale 0latt bate bel
Wtttbellln9 bes artitels bic 6rage auf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-02
&orbrnallnass &nr,

SH Der reotjintibcn Brart5 iii cine 9riinbtiht
Heuocrun9 CtRgeiit6rt WUrbeu. Die aer5te babcr
aui8ebort, Itre Fotientin 81 nuGlen uuo matt Al
MAIDEN. Stdtt einBuretBer y, bauen fC aui Ilatt bi,
Hatur an5ugrciicH, bGlicn ic tbr. Sdr6pfen, 9luts
e%geiieeen, SGaienBicbcn, NlocrIdiien, Gulomet, gntt,
mon, betdubenoe nnrtotiite Wiitte( uno raube Bur-
9trz0iCbt5iH, Die ionit gu ben etebIingsmittcln ocr
5NiuItdt 9Cbbrtcn, iuerocn lest ielbt uon ben aacrz
oogmatlihiten Nltt8ltcoern Der irJtItben gruftfion
ieItcn GngerUenoGt. ytah Der alten Se6re iUar bic
SraRtbeit @tsuGs, oas init beitt9 UirtenOeu fitnitIiten
pitttdn aus9ctricbeH luerocu miiie, o9ne aut Die 9tbs
nuSlng Der gum Sebcn Uihti9enittn SrgaRe bel bCm
SerioPren Jiiiditdt gu nebmcu. Die renc 9eBre abcr
%dncrtcnnt Die SeiierIng Der ol8emeincn 9elurobctt
ocs SOrpcrs ais iucirutlib fir Die Settung aner 6rt[iz
den eeioeu. Sabsr fommt fs, bob 9cGsttrr'S Naas
9snsSittercr, oas mddtigfe uc9ctabihi6e Stdr
tunssiniticL lpeIbeS Die 9etlmtttels9ebre icber Ra<
tur IN ibrcn Sdmpteu nit Der arantbeit gu Sllfe ge-
hrnht bot, bon ben praftildeR asr3tcn Der neucren
Sbule ber5ll1 9eblHi9t miro. Die SctrGHtung lit crs
lrtuitG, ouB SttnIuit rAo Bbltoiopbte ennlid iiber
otS 3rrt9Amer ofr Str9an9cnbett 9eIitgt 9aben, IrO
bGj EauieRoe uHo 8ebntGuieuoe meuiflihCr 5pcien
beute ON Sehen uuo Dobl lino, Die uR5lueiiClbcft
ibou in ben @rdberu MODERN lUiirocn, lucnn Tic Den
Sdlner5en lino Gualen unterlporien iuoroen iuGrcn,
lUtlde Dor oretBig un6 uierSig Sabreu fir bic ortbol
oore Sebanolun9sweiie unrrlGBtih tuarcR.
Anoorheugcnoe Sur bGate man oGlnats taum; lest
aber Gilt lc fir a1luihtig, uno Die 9erlbmtbcit oes
6crberitcduRsssaWPPtels 0cs 8eitalters tSin tittI,
lUelt1en 0uletter'S Dld9en ? Sitterer burdj Ielne IdnQe
ertolgreihe @arricrc Cbrlid ucretert) bat es bnuptidbs
LTD ieiner &trtiulnfeit ais polbcu9cnor Btcbistn 5u
Cine anr bts 9ittcren 1T ais Gin uno,fabrlibes unb
itberes 9e9enmittsl ac9en gBtbielic6cr, Durhtall,
uno aHoere Sranfpeiten ortn9eno enpfobz
leA. uUO-2t. &1NU.)
nS- Nan Fam aae srten u dpmoi6incn NIT rornt.
h9e oosr rpohentltbe 3aPtun9en i'm aro6en 9ampfz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-02
Ser Seuti6e Correspondent.
SaltimOre, 2. mai 1871.
Die SerfOlguugeH gesen Die
frau3DftId1e Netitltdfeif.

9lh6 elmer neueren Rabribt lit Der
gr5bildof ppn 4aris, pelher betanntli6
duf 8efeb[ Der Commune" perbaftet tpur=
be, freigeldfen wrroen. SIS lit nt6t ltn=
pabrIbeiulib, oaB Die commune" our6
Die 9rVbung Sismart'S bieryu peronldBt
iporren 1T, gemeinihaftli6 nit ben Re=
glertIngstruppen gegen nie SnIur9enten
etn5ui hretten, mcnn Dem Gribii6pT ppn
Yarts elm 2eios ptperfabren ioute. Die
Commune" beiibt bel alem ibrem @ubu=
iinne nenigitcus pas Ginieben, oab le eS
nit zen 3eutihen niht peroerbsn bari
uno bat bt$ber ipr9filtig 2tle5 permieoeu,
mas Der oeutI6en 8egierung &~erauIaiung
sur Slage 9eben t6nute.
IS lit cine eigentbamli6e Gri6einuna,
BAT in allen fraui6iiben 9teuplutipuen bic
@etitIibtcIt Der ]beiouoere @e1enItano oes
6anattSmlS uuo Der 9eriolaundSiu6t Der
rcben gfa1en uno ibrer repoNttcndreu
6itbrer gepeien 1T, Elm llmliano, Der
ntbt am 8enigIten oolu beidetraaen bat,
Die teiieren Glem.nte ppn Der 9etbeiliouna
ali ben reppllttondren 8eipeaunoen abiuz
i6redcH uno ielbit ocnienigen Rtpulutiuz
mem pelde i'm llcbrigeu loben5pertbe
3pede perfcl8ten, Die StaBen pauernoen
Srfol9es SIT entjtebeu.
Sic emp6rcnoe 9~ebanplunq, pelber Die
1ar;s 80, Sm."'Svn'I "" elopt-pII pen
&erbaftansen unp &erfolgungen Der @etfts
lt6tett itberbdtpt uno Die 8linoeruuq per
no6 n,Sbr ,Itz nia lax ss'S.glt" III H'us''
nsr n 800 $50 ~, q g"'lIsn9t"t'WlHuz
CUmte allie Spmnotbie,n fir Sie issi,s 81.
pollution in Toris eriti5t nis hi S Hsr wv,
ibr i'm llebrioen bemieipnen @iSsrIt1rSs.
f6btofeit pbrs bic ppn ibr b-snomnenen W.
IenSen glfte pes fnnotismrS ynS rsr @,r-
barrel Baris minneItens aim, Sio,e mimi
;ipoIcr S~elbIit6nbiofpit bSttc osrbntis,
@tDnuer.
a., eaz., g..
h,n ~ 9"ys 49, 49, %ss P"LItt o'ypptI.1'oH 0o7
go, S@ tT.s g""r'u'8IlPy' III GEM
l%"S ~ % Gs.E".;uv peF 0V9pe't ''oI'rt
~ ~" q 'EStt'n 81 oV'Ioen 9ez
LitSat. SsSy" Nv Svp"''U6"1g pVS St6z
JJ]Ru; ~, 49, p"VI' gtoI'eE pe'oet
i,,;$ m;ttoI ,oI..t Ft's'tttt INV l'V
a,nHj%a "a. 49, 49,, 2lgrI pV''tPLHty PIVle5
babs, arisfn NV u!U 01''Uo,
ST,ttss oa ~" 1sm 9slo''S9sOer res
hornn,irt s;n M m,, 9st.WI''. Ssl Gtllete
ia a;,, G,p".5u.9 Wy e'5ptl~plS
Srsissit ,,ns I'T,;a.,." S'ttIsnGSS 4et
CCr,,S,, I"sa Es"0". gNIlW p'eltI
So, ~. StSvgju'" t4tVUt'ipsn e''Ias
pofi e,,eer,, Ss."p..GH GV''9 Ue''s' 0ue
N ~ ""s'St'l'"'
gton0o lPrlNt up nc9 eiter9llber aus.
VI la9t: H2Seon t3 lebe, ME Utdnner,
o'e Srantrel0 oerebrt, pbne unterludun9
lny @ntIa9e petpolteI .oernen, 10 tlble lb,
oas aan3 SFantrel5 beitIolgt nlro. Sb
melnly ais Der Srenl6e metn blltenoe8
SaIertaHo mlt 0lBeR tr.t, blttere &brdncn
pef9IeBe 'p, menh lD lebe, ME lette etge=
men "''9er es NIL iPren 9anoen IN Stttte
relBe". gu Se''lenI9eH, Der mir aus mel
mem SPmer5e eInen %ortpprt MAIDEN
N~"Nf ~ IFJNb = SAlblIlNl IllNlY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-02
Die Giufumntcuiteuer.

Sas Sber Steuerumt bat enti6ieoen,
DAB Perlonen, oeren Gtntpmmeu int LeBten
Sabre $4,000 nidt iIberitieg, teinsn 8eri6t
ein5ngeben brauden. SnSwii6en Oauert
bic Na6fcri6ung segen alle fort, bic feline
perldBli6e Seri6te abtatten, poer unter
Der 9Orgabe, feline $4,000 Gintanfte 8u
beiiben ii4 Der gtbgabe su sntjieben
Iu6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-02
Ole ,,bpbe @pmmt6ipu."

Nan betra6tet es ais abgema6t, cas
ale 3wii9en ben Ser. Staten unc @robs
brltanien pbI6pebenccn Disqualification,
Die betberieits 3ugegebener Ibatiaben aus
genommen iuternattpnaler Gnti6eibung
ilberant>ccrtet werben iolen. Ser babin
5ielenbe Sertrag pirp iGpn I'M 2aufe Der
Node benz Senate in eretutiper Sisung
ilber9eben Weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-02
Ole Seutfden @rieasfpften,

Die S~riegsauS9aben Ssuti6Ianb'S be-
tru9en bis sum 81. 0ldrS D. 5. 286, 493,s
497 Sblr., iberitiegen uliO i6On AMI /.
April bic 9~eiammten ejuaelpfeneu Dltttel
BON 264, 1888 Sblr. I'M 22,019,514
2blr,, 10 paB pbne ben preuBiiden Stuats=
Ibae ibOn iriber GrsOItbtpiuigungen
n6tbig gepeien pdren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-02

Smell meg nno bat ie ieiteem ais cine Isdr
mert9oole citation III Der Ofire bebalten d.
Dian ert1uGrt nit Sfedlt borart, bas fpenn
9elgolano ft6 in oeuti6en Sdroen beflnOen
9aoen nltroe, Die Srau3oien Hidt baran bitten
oente1t fonnen, Die Glbsz NIB 9peiermiiEouua
~ blodtrenI tuahrenO ibre Slotte Odourdl, oa6
Gn9lano oleie SHiel beitbt, bsfibigt iparb, 10
OF thr bic 8oblen~ 1uSaingen, mas ale 1O-l2
Sage geihdb, i'm &iHoifub BON SelgolauO
aHt 9ttem anlergrlluoe itf 6amit 3u periebeu .
Wliroe aber 9eutidlauo Die SHiGl iuriiders
baiteN, 10 miiroe Is ielbft fir bic grGBte Sec
mad)t ta1lm mGgltt ietH, bic beutibe 9toroz
l%eetlllte Su blodtren, oa le in benz Talle Der
9em's ldou in menigen Sabren iebr reipeita-
lien oeutl9cH Slotte jpei SIotten uou eItiprc=
9enoer @rbBe ent9e9euiteGlen miiBte, NIB biz
Oeltlden eanlG ilberbanpt ourd) oas Q1ifeH
oeS tellttteuers oGS Speriret elmer feiuolibeu
Slotte 9eraoeSl u%lm6glit) MAIDEN t6nnteu .
ueberotes rpiirne 8euti6laHb orrd) ben 8eitt
BON Sel9olnHo, baS luegel letrer tell anItet.
9tuoelt Sltltell NIB Der iuelIigeH Yurfte, no
cine Vanoung mSglitl 1T auberOrbeutlid)
letdlt 6tt oertbeioigcn III uro i6on Ourdj me.
nl9e Satterte'n o0aig uneiuHebnibar gentaft
tperoen t0nIlte, 6efdbi9t ipcrbeil, cine Utel &C.
rtngerc Slotte 5uu1 Shuee ieinsr Sdien 5u
erb0lten, ais ionit HDtbtg iein luitroe, IN Der
Chat mtirOe nab Der Aniift rautiiher Cad
tunbiger Der Seite uo1t SclgOlano ALIEN ibon
cine 9roBe Slotte uufipiegeu. Guglaub 1T
pom Sitrten SiSuiart infer Der Sanb oarauF
aufmerfialr gematt porbcr, OaB es iuobl al
Der .3eit lei, 6teie Boitiou, bic cine Selsioiz
gun9 ftir baS reue, groBe b%cuti1e 8ei6 lei,
auiSngeben. Wtau ioa in 2ouOoH an9ebeutet
baben, oaB man nidt abgeneigt lei,
Wtan ia9tt oaB ben oeutldett Sruppeu
an9sSet8t moroen III, baB ite Spei Sabre lang
in 6ruutret6 blcibel peroen.
Son BariS bcrtftet man baB bic
SArueiter oeS Gr5bti9ofS 9urbeg Oerbuitct
HHO i'll ct. 9a5are internirt iulroe.