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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

THE BRIDE OF LAMMERMooR.-The mar
riage contract of the Bride of Lammermoor
has quite lately been discovered at 81
It was surely unknown to Sir Walter Scoto
when he wrote tho novel. Lord Selkirk ID
the representative of the family of Dunbar,
of Balloon, and has the family papers IN
his possession. It was in arranging these
that accidentally he came upon this con
David Dunbar 1.-THE bridegroom), Janet
Dalrymple (the bride), James Dalrymple,
(bride's father\, Balloon (bridegroom's "a
ther). One of the witnesses, James Dal-
rymple, may have been the brides brother,
who rode behind her to the church, ana
whose dagger was said to have been heu nseu
| in the murder. A fac smile has been taken
of the document. Judging from this, there
is little tremor in the brides signature.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18
Amos Petrie non videbis.


Peter" This saying, addressed to the sue
cessors of st. Peter had never failed until
now. For over eighteen hundred years,
through persecution and through peace
dying as martyrs or ON the bed of Tranquil
ity, surrounded by love and reverence, one
after another, every Pope has passed away
before the prophetic day, not one has
reigned twenty-five full years except the
present Pontiff. Plus TX. in one sense in
augurates second era in the Church. In
rivaling the period of Peters sway he be-
comes, as it were, second cor ner-stone
upon which the Divine Builder POUNDS His
Church.
In the Church there is a peculiar and
mystical sig nificance about events that ap-
pear to be ordinary accidents, and we ASK
ourselves what can be the sacred design OF
the great Ruler in permitting this extraor-
dinary coincidence. Has it anything to do
with the definition of Infallibility so
recently made 1t may be indeed a divine
confirmation of that decree. So wonderful
q dispensation from fate that has become
a historical certainty may have been re-
served to this day as gracious sign of the
divine pleasure in the great and primitive
act offaith which the Church has just made.
What else may it signify Z May it not
prefigure a renewal of the first ages of the
Church in their trials and triumphsf We
must remember that this great event of
the Lateran Council is like second birth
of the Church. The Church was nothing
and is nothing but an idle name without
the powers which Christ conferred upon it,
and chief among these powers is Infalli-
bility. When it was born its birthright
was infallibility, but IN the course of time,
men began to dispute about the seat of that
infallibility. This was virtually disputing
it's existence. The world attacked it.
Ridicule, heresy, statesmanship, national
power, all were arrayed against it. Some
of these would consent that it existed, but
not where it really belonged. So, as it
could not possibly exist nywhere else than
where it was placed, that is, in the head of
the Church, this was virtually warning for
it's destruction.
But the Church has triumphed signally
over all the powers of the world, and the
intrigues of the devil. She has defined her
birthright and proclaimed her true consti-
tuition and under circumstances which as
simiIate this re- enactment of her charter to
it's original grant. We may then suppose
| that the prosecutions and martyrdoms OF
the first ages are not an impossible Sc
quence.
To-day, then, all Catholics have an op-
portunity of making public profession Of
faith in the face of the world. Devotion
to Plus TX. is now acceptance of the
Primitive Christianity. 1t is taking issue
with the seoffng incredulity and the iaten
ferocity of the age. Let every Catholic to
day wear q badge.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18
France and the Pope.

The telegraph says that the French
"press generally, except the religious jour-
nails. ridicule the efforts of the French
bishops te commit France to the restora-
tion of the Pope to his temporal power
just as we have always said. Nothing
can more clearly than this show the ne
cessity for q religious and outspoken Ca
tholic press in every country. In America
and other non Catholic countries it is quite
natural that the secular press should be
somewhat prejudiced and misinformed on
such subjects, but here we see that even In
Catholic countries it is naturally and es-
sentially anti Catholic. 1t is conducted In
the interest of the world always, of the
flesh generally, and of the devil occasion
ally, and in the most outspoken manner.
Now we.must remember that the world is
as great an enemy of God in it's way as is
the devil himself.
The press generally ridicule the rest ora
tion. But it must be remembered that the
press-that is, the secular press-repre-
septs only one side of the sentiment OF
almost all its readers. Every reader ls
worldly, to some extent, but nearly every
reader has some conscience and some lin
geriug reverence for religion. Many OF
them have a great deal of religion and
, while they read the Steele OF the Montteur,
they secretly think for Themselves on re-
ligious questions. Thus it may haPp On
. that all the papers will side with the Free.
masons and nearly all their readers Will
side with the Pope. Whenever the press
;. attempts to lead popular sentiment, insteae
of merely enlightening it, and tries Il
e ridicule the popular instinct it becomes
h itself ridiculous.
9 In this case the "press spoken of is tn
10 citv press. It reflects the sentiments OF tn
skeptical professors, the Demi-monde noto
!, - rieties, the immoral scum that testers o
- the surface of city literature, and even th
ca Communist spirit that SO lately fought, an
of still reads.
.ir This press ridicules. Yes, it would NJ
OIL hesitate much to ridicule the Almight
on Himself. But the sympathy of France
not to be dictated in the columns OF
MO morning paper or shaped in the paragraph
az of feuiIletOn. The populations of mar
t-of parts of France are essentially religio
! OF and they know how to make their sent
ing ments heard above the scofhng OF Il
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

REv. A. j. RYAN.-The announcement
which we are about to make will send a
thrill of Joy through every heart in the
city. Father Ryan-Moino-the Poet,
Priest and Patriot has arrived. He has
escaped from his manifold and onerous
duties in our sister city, Mobile, which is
his home, to witness our celebration of this
glorious day. Father Ryan will propably
remain in the city three or four days as
hsrsueso.tf Father G. Moyynihan; pastor Of
ST. Feser'sS Church, Third District. He
will preach at High Mass at that Church at
10 o'clock to-day.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

We are indebted to the charming young Ia
dies of "The Morning Star" tahle-at the
Ladies Fair for the benefit of st. Stephens
New Church, Napoleon Avenue, for kind at
tentions. The fair will close tomorrow night,
and if any of our readers desire to escape from
the twitches of conscience always felt for "op-
portunities of pleasure lost, we would ad-
wise them to avail themselves of the chance
now offered to pass a pleasant evening at the
Parish Hall.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

One of the most popular Dry Goods essaDe sSrUe
lisbments In the city s that Of Messrs M L. ByItno
Co at the corner Of Magazine and Jackson stress
People win find where to get good srtcleS az low 1--WE
level mot surprised that this SWISS
oversirts muslins etc. of every variety will here %
found in immense quantities. Call and exa'nne' e''N
tbonoh you NAV not wish to invest just now
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

sCoNE1R,1ATIoN.-On Sunday, june 11th, the
Most Rev. Archbishop confirmed 80 persons in
tho Church of St. John Baptist, and 81 persons
! n the Church of St. Rosede Lima; on Tues
Gay 18th, at the Convent Of tho Good shep-
herd, 'thes ssssae pselate confirmed ~ adults,
ara As''.- '.sday, the 18th, at st AIMS ana
so at the Cathedral.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

1--WE are coming Father Abraham 100000
moro" the patriStic CRY OF the Mortimer a
Clarke the young and enterprisnR merchant corner
Julia and Dryades, and corner OF Julia nnd Loerty
atreea has 60OOuU-brtcks which he will hurry OIL
bull ding OF all kinds of houses and for paving
purposes 1t would be well to givo Mr.. Clarke call
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

PArRIoTIc AND REIIGIOUs-At q social re-
- MON of the patrons of the Church of st. John
xhe Baptist, assembled at the residence of the
Rev. J. Moynihan, pastor of said Church, on
tho evening of the 5th inst, the following gen.
Aemen subscribed the sums attached to their
uamee, towards the affairs now being manufac-
cured in Cork, Ireland, for the beautiful
Church, drawing SO near its completion. We
nesret exceedingly that the name of III. Con-
1aran, Esq, one of our most esteemed and en-
serprising citizens, was involuntariiy omitted.
To correct the mistake we republish the list,
adding thereto the names of two others who
aFere necessarily absent, having made previous
engagements, but who did not forget the cause
of patriotism and religion, prior to their de-
oarture for the Green Isle. P. Irwin, Esq,
president OF the Hibernia Bank, New Orleans
and the Hon. P. j. Kennedy, purchaser and
owner of the Dunboyne estate and castle, neal
1Iaynooth. Having changed owners, th'
castle may and should be appropriately calle'
NCastle Kennedy" where the writer expects t.
spend o few pleasant days not many year
hence. Mr.. Irwin, on the morning of his de
-osrture for his native Isle, left a check fo
1vohundred dollars, and Mr.. Kennedy, on tn
eye of his departure for the same hallowe
,epot gave two hundred and fifty dollar
We trust that both, with their families, will r
turn 1ejuvenated and invigorated by the r
freshing air of their native hills, the former
acatter greeenbacks throughout the city, tt
Latter to protect from overflow.
Right Rev. DR.. Keane, Bishop of Cloyn
coWuty>Osrk, Ireland, through the Rey. w
At,ar a4 ~ a Il
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

Thirty-one years ago, our worthy fellow
citizen, II. E. Bailey, ESQ., estahlished vipnsSSd nSnd
some he has turned tho
tcle that was manufactured years and which n.
ever given much Satisfaction to his fathers
era ia still made the old nanufactory. Mr. BAILEY
ONCE is at No. 246 Canal street
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

REV. VIM. HEAPHY.-The many friends OF
this reverend young gentlemen, who was or
.yained last week, will be pleased to learn that
s,e will celebrate his first Mass at St. John
she Baptist's Church, at 10 o'clock to-day. He
xv;r be assisted by Rev. Fathers Jeremiah
-SGoynihan and Kennedy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

LECTURE.-A very interesting lecture will be
delivered next Sunday by talented young friend,
Mr. Frank Ioin, for benefit of Branch No. ii.
r A. M A. Association. Subject Striking Features of
tioke
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

Such of our readers as are desirous of making
selections from Of the best assortmsI1s@ OH ot n
orRandies to in this city, would 90 ven 70
on Joeeph Miller Jr No. GOT Magazine Read hisverT
interesting advertisement.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS of our
subscribers, either in the city or country,
who do not receive their papers regularly,
are requested to make their complaints
direct to us. A note through the post
Office, or a complaint made at this Office
will receive immediate attention.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

Parisian press and its free-thinking scrib-
blers. Be this as it may, the Almighty has
not needed the help of man in the preser-
vation of His Church, and He will not need
it in the restoration of her patrimony.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

The New York Irish Horld, in it's number for
June gath will give splendid full illustration 81
NAV be had ut newspaper stands price Ave cents
See advertisement
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

The immense stock of Messrs. Braselman d
Adams 5ss Magazine street. must be reduced by July
ist 60 they selling out at greatly reduced rates
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

See our eighth as we'll as our fifth page
for new advertisements.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

hessrs P. Blake and Timmony have been
x:ppointed q committee of two TO wait on other
gentlemen whose names will be furnished by
che Rev. Pastor, Father Moynihan.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-06-18

Mr.. G. Colignon, Chairman, publishes
notice else where containing full Instructions the
oe1tiou Committee All those interested should read It.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
Sic 9e6rr Der 0atur.

Starrbtit 1T bic beJeihnenOe GtSenibaft bss Mtn'
ters. Die 8tgetation firbt posr Oerfdut In etntn
S6lafJufdno. Der game GnbItd Der unbsltbten Na'
tur Itbrt uns, baB "a tiren IGbmenDen GtriluB In BET
Suit 9ibt, unO Iouts uus lsbreH. OaB unier aOrprr cine
gernsbrun9 Der Gebensiratts brauht, nm ones9sn aii'
luidmpien. 5eIbi mande pnrmbIltige 5biere utrera.
ben R& in bic Groe uno blsiben in tinerI 3utanor
~beillpstier Bstdu Dung biz bic Sution oorbet 1T, unb
btr tpunosrtrdfttss 6rlbIinss iOnusniGein ibr f%Odenoes
BIut pieOer In iduEusren umIauf lebt uno tbre Strait
uteoerbtrHtut. gbtr Der YlsuIh. WtttuobI ct ben Gin
EuB Der saifuu fabit, fam Ih bod 8essu Die Raubett
otrIGlben f@Hbeu. Or bat pstimittt, UNI Ih duBtrlib
Iu tuGrnIen, HHo fam itire irnsrr Organization trGitts
an uno Fdrten uno ibr ben 9Ttrubttra9 2sbsnstrGft
eebsu, tueIheu bic nmFanot srbeiI9sn. Bon allen StGr.
tanssmItttIn, ptI9s i fir Oitisn 3Wsd s%npfObIen Uur.
ben, III Pofstter's Wassnbitttrer bas reinfts uno
bette. 9sftRist oura ben tGslt&en Stbrau6 bisiss bstl'
Iamtn pssetabiliiden StGrlun8smittsIs lam Der menih'
lt6e 26rptr ben 6roTsu uuo ben fsuatsn SssbsIn bss
Dtnttrs uuter isbsm SrGot SroB btsten. Setne 23ir'
tuns bsHebt barin, etnsn lcbbat'tn uno regelndBt8er
8lutumIauf uno 3bdtie,sit In auen GusihetounssOr'
gantn ~ b]stbroern. Sbne bic 9Grtn8Ne SrnOtnI lur
9sroorbriueuus bon 5itbsrn, tbstlt ts Der 9aut cine
otIunos Wdrtne NIT uno rsiit bic duBtren StfdBs, ben
msloIsn aus benz Dilute ausg,Uoritntn Stotf in 6orw
milosr ausihpisuns gu %enllssrsr. Nuf beis QBeiic
pIro oas 6pRsm unotrHOpit sebaIten. Stsbsr unO
1r6Rslu, @nai9feit, Observation-Disclosures nnO aolit,
autsr stpbbuItde 6oIssn btr rinortnsenOtn iGu6ten
gsbtl uuo uteorig,n 9cmptratur oss %ggtnisrs, ionneli
burt rtnen ~ldngersn Ssbrdud bisies JutrdsIihsh Gtdr.
lungs. uno Safteosrbs isruussnittsIs psrmtsoeu, iotuts
aud ssbsilt iperotu. Q0-24t,4p)
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CIR WnffrnIdlodycr.

9ie Surb 6rr. 2uuis S9aOe unO RnOsre
benz Gonsrsiis eing:r:itte Yrotsii9rttt 8e9en
DEN 9gaffeniQnhsr Der Regtsrun9 bat bsrstts
aIs erfte ifOlge tinsn 8sisbl BEG Rrtegsontss
psronIaSt, BEN 8erfauf pon &anoren Settsns
Der Der. Stanitn :&rirruIe einSufelsn.
Gs lit fbpr m6Nlih, D0B Die Borrdthe err
tb6pft iin6, unO man tanr oesbalb ben grlaB
bss Rrttssamtes AUD in anosrsr gpstls osutsn.
Bon Mem )orf srfa6rsu mir, OaB am Nton:
taee Der Spfr. v8lae Of Yarts- toI8enos
gBaiIenien0ung 5ur nuBlolen Ssrldn9eruna
oss Bridges uno Sum Morbs nsrtr
Seuti9tu SrRDer nab Grantrstb aus
fRb1te 1905 Siisu Sstuebre 25l0 Stttsn
Rua,lpairnNeu, SO &iitsn Rsoploer, 1863 Siltstl
8fsroseeIhirr, 10 Oolh6notae Satteri:'n, 1916
Bitten 0iperieH Rritpsbebarfs II. |. ~.
Cine 3uiammentsllurg Der bis Sabtn met
ffsns nurb Bertauf Der Der. Staten Arienol;
8orrdtb. bsDsriitli9itn 98uhsnaustnbr tbut
3ur 8eniee bar, oaB Die lett Dem 5aas Se'
bans neus Decentralization Gran5oien B EN- 8rbB B;
ten EbeiI oes w atertals a u :
MmerifQ be5O9rn baben.
alan mag no9 10 DIT Die gnti1ulbt8una
pprfdteben, OnB Iol9e aBaffenoertGuFe 8an8 i'm
Ginper{t6noniIie NIT ben internattonalen San'
DslsqeIeseu unD Der ntUtrdien SteIuHg un1s'
rer J{,oierurq iteben, aber bic Ditentibie Wstie,
nit tpslher Geetcrs babel a~uftritt, itsbt 9a1
j6mmerli4 i'm @inilunae nit Der btsb.ri9er
8rablerei uno S6auIisIIurg raettaler Spm'
pat6is'n fir ole 9roBe Auf8abt oes alien 8a'
ferlanots. .
USE mir aeiun bereits bemsrttsn, 1T aud
in Baltimore cine Ytriammluna an9sre9t
uoroen, UNI in 6bnlittr QBeiiet ME in ct
9cuis Gbicu9o, RiluauIts uno anoerer
tpeItli6en Std0teri, Elm gBOrt Rber ben Wof'
feni6uinoel mitjuipre6e1. Sofentll9 Dirt
es niht bel Der bloBtn Anrc8ung bleiben, ION
bern g.raOe Seitens Der AnbduSer Der Aomt'
INITIATION our1 Die I6at b~spteien tusrosn
boz ie peniaitens in Obmaltsnoem Sale Der
Mutb btfiBsn. DEN S4unoi:d auf5uotfen, bel
jelbfpertinDli9 init ibrer ebrlt6en osutl9sr
SsiinnunS &i&ts 8emetn BADEN fann.
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Ill GnnnrrR. - 3. Gibnna.

gnoJhiuotpn, 25. San n Der seItris
o.n Sisuno bes 6auies murbe bic Debate
Rber bic 3uioiun0 Gorfsr's rom 5. Siitritt
8spraia's na9 Ian9srtr 3sit fortgeIeBt. But
Isr's Hntrao, bic Wablbeglaubtgun9ss Atts1te
Gprtet's unO Sairb's Memorial 8s9en Die 3us
IuTiune oes Gritsren Dem Gomits tar aeabl'
ia9en su n~b.rmsiien, uuros psrporIsn. @ors
fer Duroe i6lieBIi6 pers'o'8t Ino nabn1 ls'nsn
Sig Elm.
RerleIlno nss Brototols Sdur3 nit, bob Der
pom WiRourt grtp66lte Ssnntor s. y. Blair
asaenp6rttg uno bcrcit iei, ben Amtssto 3u
l.tt.sn. Auf GrIuasn oss 8ttesYrdtosnttn
trat Blair nor uno l~.iltste ben Glib. Der
Bite.9tdfioent sf6intte, bob Der neu9spablte
Senaior erHGnnt porrsn lei, bic 8atanber, IN
ben 6ointts'n iir HE sYatTezBnan- uno tar
uuierri6t unO arbsit aus5uthIlen.
rouptpeeentanO Der gerbunolun9en in ben
8ormiitaastuneen mar Die Bill, bstretIsno Ole
pseantIden Gabsl.
Wad Ablauf Der M~or9.nifunoen lssts
Gumuer bic Woblesrtiittate isints Golleasn
gBiiSon Dor, Der auf neus = Sabre bonn 4,
Rdrs 1871 an gttUGbIt moroen ut. aSuroen
auf ben Eii9 8elsst.
NJ aew6hrsu, wuroe oebattirt. Sarauf Die
Biil 8streffs Iuibebung Der Ginfommsnfteusr.
Scott blelt cine l6rSers Reoe 8tgsn oltls
Steuer.
SIN 6auie puroer Die Senats' amenbs'
msnts su Der 0ieiolution css Sauiss. psl6s
Yaraoraph 26 Der SteusrsE souttlons' Witt
osflarirt, an9enomnen.
anaenommsn nurOen Ierner oas9sIeb. mel:
6es oi.gBcbltbatsn ossY olOtndrsNipl SsisBes
auf Die Soloaten oes &risaes bon 1872 aus:
oebnt uno cine Bill, pelGs bas grforosrnit
fhntidbriSer applitatioHsH um Ysafoaen auf'
bebt.
sroots (9.zg) fraste an. oh bas 5aas mad
BEN 4. Wsdr5 cine SiBun9 abbaltsu ptiros
Or fiellie oi.is 6rase, neil uon Der 8santmor'
tuue berislbtn ole b.abiiAtiste GiHbrin8una
aepli.r antrdgs obhinse, 10 ietnsrislts ttr
FOLDER rueasn elmer &ieformtrus8 oss 8arits
8awss als 8Orlssuoer oss 6auiss OILS 9le'
nar.Gomite antpOri.ie, bob er nur lsine Yrl'
patanIibt ausipre&.n tonne. 80 ME Dos Vt
ies lett 1T, 10 mIbte cine SiBuns ftotiiHo.n
uno obpobl err IS beoauers, 10 islsn feline IN
seidsn porbanoen, SaB oas fraslibs G.lsB out
oehoben weresn ulroe. Benn Der @oH8rsl
iim am 4. Mdrs ptriamnlslt. 10 CLAUDE er ON
nehmsu Az miilsu, oaB isntr itb Der Wfttt
april o6er /. Stat nibt usrtassa fpsros.
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@s- Our Ssilura BON !Sufteu, Grtdl
tuna oOsr raubem 9al6 8ebrGT&t
8rpun'S 8rDnAial xrpGeS.

Ser
aibt am WiDntag - 3uerft BON allen @eianas
Bersinen - ieintn 8rOBtn MtastsnbaQ in Der
,6orcorOia." Der 9crein lit in ben leBten
Sabren in auBsrOroenili9er g8eiIs smpor9es
blabt uno nimmt lett, iOuobI in 9siau8Ii6,r,
pts I~u3ialer Siniiht cine ber5OrrGaenOe Sttls
lung i'm bieiiBsn 8srsiRslueien elm. SO iebt
haber 3u ertparien. onB aud Der btOorfebsnoe
Mastsnbal Observation-Disclosures bietsn
rueros, ME man ite bon BEN bsIiebten 8ersine
su erparten bsredti9t 1T.
IS isi srn6bnt, 0aB Der 8trein fur bisies
itano 9snommen bot. OaIir nber i'm &aufe bes
Abenos 3tpei. trtra fir 6isie Ssl:esnbeit toms
ponirte Yiecen, cine Speretts nj cine 6sfts
Santate fir &inOer, mit9bOr auifibren piro.
BeiOe 9ietsn itno, ben Yroben nod gu iblit.
gen, auBsrOrotntlt6 blbi6 uno oiirften elm:
sIonbere Attrattion bilOen.
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9ofalberldlte aus A5aibiHgton.

Wafbin9ton, %. San. - Sn Der
6aus oes columbia SurnoereinsA etlan8tsn
osffern Abeno Dor sinsm sabtreiG eri9isnsnen
IubIitum S&iGer's .Rduber@ CUR Autftbs
run Den 9uisn Ruf, WsI4er ben 1srs9rtsn
8dfsn. srl. Suite RuoaI6 uno Drn. ". Srpds
mann. idon pon philadelphia aus %poran9tn8,
bobsu bisielben polfdnoia befatist. S@on
Sic gr{asinuns oss SrIs. &. 1T sins lsbr an:
osnebme, uno puroe bic &olte Der rAmalis'
DON ibr nit Der srbBten @si9idlidtsit ourds
osfabrt. Ser sGarl Utoora beg ern. Srod'
mani, mar Elm ipirtlitssM eiferftd osrsunf;
Der Raum ssliattst ni6t.. auf einselnas'tsn
ein5uSsben; Is let nnr neq eemsIs,' SaB un
ffbrt fuurbe. or. v. Sa9ie bsnabrte it'nsr
aiisn auten Juf uno fitrte Den .Gran5 MOOR"
aona porstsli6 aus. gu& ots %. Sonne'
bera. Wpfar, Born uno oeins. ioiuts one ne'
riasn 6.rrsn trusen ipsisntiid oasu bs,; ois
8orRsilung gu elmer abasrunosten ~ mapsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26

Ssit Der S&laat bel He @ans battsu bic
i ran30isn nidt hbsrmdBig ptel 8tlo8sn, nee
ii9Ftsns ipGgten ie tbre ytteOerIaGen bel Ss
NOtans, bel 8sliort uno st. Quentin ni9t IN
hbreoe ~ HELEN. Die Etutiten Rahrihtsn
sus Soroeaur nsrratbsu aber etneu &fdtaH
n has cite uebGl. RGd Oieler RohrIptsn
bsbt nod Alss nA9 gSuni6, II Baris unbs:
ningbar, bereit6t it1 General 9banSq auf
linen neueR @ntinBUsriua uor, bsts9t Seres
al Srurbail id8li3 8lan5snoe SAMPLE, N os'
hen er erbeblits Sp.thsile srriH9t, bat 9enss
&al fSaioberba III Der Shla6t tsl st. Ausns
in 9ar feline Gununen uIO 8siGnaene ptrlos
en- bis 3um Giubrub Dsr 9ta6t Ietne Yof'
a ionsn uui BAN Shla1tiIIo bebauptst uno fth
ut ipdter bintsr ole Staot 5urtid8ejo8sn, uno
'habeu enolin bic @aribalOiuner einsn 9ldns
kenoeu STA bel StlOn eTrungtH, tuobet Vic
ciotli @urlbd!Oi NIT etgentr pano cine preu'
aBii6e SABINE erobsyt.
IS halt i6mer, lth Oieien neuen 8eriuh
ber G6ui4urg 6rantrtib's 5u ertLdret. Gtn.
her mp6ien 0~erartige SsrIu1e nit Der Aot9t
unternommcn perotn, Das BOLT 0ur9 tall9e
8oripie9eiun9en gu ben duBsritenAnttrengnn'
4 qsn 5u bewe9sn. 0euts aber lallen bic 8ers
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II niht mehr AL. Sas Yulf bat bereits Die duBsrs
ken &nltrsngungsn aGmGdt, ole tp als err
S folatog srDielen babtn. limo ielbIt, iDenn Die
8ropin3sn nodmals rsue Deere or9anifrsn
f%bnnten, Iame bic 9tlfe OisiIr fir 9uris 5I
ipdt. .
neueren, oben erm6bntsnAusbru9 tranJ6fl1er
SGuIbuuus 8eriude uls Den Ausflub zines
hroniih.n 2a9eus utbels gu trtdren, mt mel
y den Die Gran5oltn bybOttet itno.
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fen. WanteuTels AoantgaIoe grin ne an
Sornta3 on, tonnte iih ubsr Der Staot MOI
y bsm6hti0sn, ba ibre S!rstitfGlte gu esrlna
iparer. 9GqsGen Dur0e ron einsm anoersn
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aeupmmsu uno Il oaourd Sourbott Der Nnd'
5ua tattijh Ueriegt, Gs mubte ibm oen1 8tlln'
osr, I'D lGnGs Der iGUeiSsrilbsn Srsn5e DOR
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audi 3u DER Giniiht 9etomuen 1T, Dab tetn'
gusit@t mebr iur Den Sts8 lran56Fl4sr SseL
fen pprhanDen, psrglsidt ben SaTpt NIT Ct
nsm 8teigtampF, in ipsl9tm otr etns &9si
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trosnb rim 5etunoGnt tir ibn riniprin9t I'M
btn 5iea Oes anotrsn 31stts uno has gno
Dts Sampiss prOEiontitt. 8os Slei9HlB lou
tet: .6ranirei6 lit nod I'M StltB lstnsr gan
5sn SuH9entrOft penn e. aun ROO 70 lagH
0eiulnaen lit. Ole 3teOeu uno Brotlaflatlo
men @ambe!ia's, GGs g9uibGebtil aus Dor
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dbrl-Gumpf bis aui Den lsbten Ntann,' De
Tsilen 9as Sur GsnHSe. Grantrel4 braut
feinrn 6iripre6er, rs fam ielbit Die 2Sort.
so bin beFitgt !-S.bt mir Jrteotn u
u~nternerfe midi" nusipr,den unO Der &am4
lit Az groe, SoGen ettpa bic Ssutl3sn o9r
einen iol6en Guf sas S9ptrt lenten. pam
nod tur1er 8auie ea[lii1e @brIuht, Rab8ls
une Hationatotntcl ben Srtsa BON gteAeI
beainnsn ? Q9as 6raHtrel9 IN trseeIDattsl
usbsrmutbe begonneu, muB ss bis gum bitt'
rem guoe burGle@ten, Bis Sur rsumtstptes
uno OemutGsuoQen uutsrtuerfun8 unter os
a%bIoluten ggiaen osS Sie9srs.A