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Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14
Abbreyinted Dispa,ches,

The rate of discount of the bank of England
is reduced . per cent
The effective strength of the French army is
230 900 men.
The differences between the Egyptian govern
ment and the French consul general have been
referred for settlement to the French cabinet.
The news Of the rioting in New York created
considerable excitement in San Francisco, but
all is quiet. Governor Hoffman's course is gem
orally warmly approved by all parties.
The Splener Gazette, Berlin, says that the
regular diplomatic representation to France is
postponed until after the complete evacuation of
French territory by the German armies.
A mail rider near Tucson was killed by
Apaches on the 5th instant. General Crook is
sending out Mexican and Indian scouts prepar-
atory to campaign against the Apaches. He
is greatly in need of transportation.
Gar Alexandria of Russia, Empress Marie
Alexandrovna and Grand Dukes Vladimir and
Alexis, are at Fredrchshaten, a town of Wur-
temburg on the Lake of Constance.
The loss of ordinary revenue in France in
1871, caused by the war and the siege of Paris,
amounted 10 2S5,000,000 francs. The whole
deficit for the year was 649, 900 900, and that for
1871 thus far 9S7 100000. How a country can
keep afiOat under such circumstances Is a mys-
tery.
A company of Mormon immigrants, number
ing 300 persons, English, Scotch, Irish and
Welsh, arrived at Salt Lake on the 18th and
NSAN
Brigham Young being absent in the northern
part of the territory.
Among the many judiciary reforms which
Turkey is now inaugurating is one largely due
to the influence of the Russian ambassador at
COnStantinople. Heretofore strangers who were
either plaintiffs or defendants in cases before
Turkish courts could not appeal from the decis-
ions; but henceforth they are to be allowed to
do so.
Petroleum industry is very much on the in
crease in Germany. In Hanover great quanti-
ties of pure petroleum are found at a depth of
about 400 feet, and large companies are in pro-
cess of formation. The petroleum chalk,
through which the shafts are sunk, is worked
into cement after all the oil is extracted from it,.
Inefficient apparatus has heretofore been the
cause of non-succcss in obtaining petroleum in
Germany.
Yesterday the first narrow guage passenger
engine ever built in America was shipped from
Philadelphia to Pixies Peak.
At Cleveland, yesterday, the Red Stockings of
Boston defeated the Forest Citys of Cleveland
10 tOS.
AT New York, yesterday Haymakers, nine;
Mutuals, seven.
Oyer 400 Mormons, who arrived in New York
from Liverpool, left yesterday afternoon for
Utah.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14
Weather Record.

WASHINGTON, July 13-7 80 p. NJ.
SYNoPsIs.-The barometer has risen Slightly
at the Pacific aud Rocky mountains stations,
with partially cloudy weather and fresh local
winds. The pressure has generally increased
east of the Rocky mountains, with a tendency
to diminish on the lower lakes this afternoon.
The lowest pressure, which was, Wednesday
evening, in the northwest, is now central over
Lake Huron. The temperature has fallen north
and west of Wisconsin, and has risen on the
middle and east Atlantic coasts. Southwesterly
winds have generally prevailed during the day,
but easterly winds have set in this afternoon on
the middle and eastAtlantic coasts, and rain fell
last night in North Carolina and Tennessee, and
cloudy or threatening weather is now reported
from Virginia southwark. Partially cloudy
weather has elsewhere very generally prevailed.
PRoBABILITIEs--Iti is probable that partially
cloudy and clear weather will very generally
prevail on Friday east of the Mississippi No
serious disturbance is apprehended for the lakes,
the Atlantic states or the gulf coast.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14
FROM EUROPE.
France.


ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, July 13-Gen. EAdmrault military
commander of Paris, has officially notified man.
ayers of theaters, cafes and other places of pub
lie resort, that they must be closed at midnight
as was formally the case.
Thedeputies to the assembly from the prov
inces occupied by the German troops are earnest
ly pressing upon Theirs the policy of anticipat-
ing the future payments of the German in-
demnity. 1t is said that Thiers encourages the
idea, and that negotiations with Germany upon
the subject have already been entered upon.
PERSONAL.
PARIS, July 13.-The Orleans princes are about
to pay visit to NJ. Guizot.
Baron Haussman is candidate for office at
the municipal elections.
1t is rumored that the duke de Boglie will sue
ceed Favre in the ministry on foreign affairs,
and that Ansel will take charge of the portfolio
now held by Larcy. NJ. de Saint Hidaire will
replace jules Simon in the ministry of public
instruction.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14
ADVERTISING RATES.

In DAILY sPY-For the square Of ten lines soil
agate type time IS cts; each subsequent insertion SO
cts week s2.T5i weeks s4OOi month $500; year
seOand the rate proportionaIy for any number
squares Two lines for one week sOO three line SIPS
four lines Sls7 ave lines $50 Local notices IS cents
per line for each insertion Business notices IS cents
line Obituary notices resolutions &C. IS cents per line
Legal advertisements SlOO per square for FIRST inser
tion; each subsequent insertion 50 cents,
Special Positions in the paper and special styles of
display, will be charged extra rates Cuts and double
column advertisements allowed only to a limited extent,
and double charged for the whole space occupied
In WEEKLY SPY-First insertion slOO per square
each subsequent insertion 80 cents; months SIOO one
| year $500.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14
COUNTY NEWS.

The lyceum committee of Leomnster ha2e
arranged programme for next winter. 1t o.
cludes lectures by Rev. Robert Colyer, Rev. H.
w. Warren, Theodore Tton, Maj. Gen. Kill
patrick, Rev. II. NJ. Gallaher, Irish orator and
humorst; Mrs. Mary A. Livermore and Gen.
j. A. Hall, in debate on woman suffrage; the
Obreys in vocal and instrumental concert
Mrs Scott Siddons in miscellaneous readings.
Mr.. Charles Capell was badly injured at
Jockey Brothers & Co.'s piano forte case manu-
factory, in Leominster, Monday forenoon, by
falling with the elevator distance of twenty
three feet, and pulling truck loaded with lum-
ber after him. His right wrist was broken, and
the thumb upon the left hand; one foot and an
kle were severely bruised, and he was consider
ably cut and bruised all over.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14

CLEVELAND, July 18.-Last evening about
half past ten switch-engne, belonging TO the
Lake Shore railroad company, exploded while
standing on the track near the passen-
ger depot, killing the fireman, brakeman
and another person. The engineer was
standing on the frame work by the
side of the boiler at the time of the explosion,
but strange to say he was only severely injured,
and will live. The engine is complete wreck.
A car standing close by was blown to pieces,
and a wooden building twenty feet from the en-
gine destroyed,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14
Our Northern NeighbOrs.


FNUM QUEBEN,
QUEBEC, Ont, July t3.-The celebration of
the 18th of July was confined to an individual
display of embems, &C., and dinner was given
last evening at Masonic hall, by members of the
Orange lodges. A good deal of excitement pre-
walls about the riot in New York. Otherwise
everything is quiet.
FROM MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, July 10. - The New England
press association received the hOspitalites of
the mayor, on the part of the corporation. The
fire brigade paraded in their honor. Covey-
ances were provided to points of interest at the
eastern part of the city.
FROM OTTAWA.
OTTAWA, July 1S.-The Masonic grand lodge
of Canada is in session here.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14

A recent Paris journal says: To-day, at noon,
a large detachment of prisoners left the palace of
industry, going to the Montparnasse railway
station. There was little of everything in
this group; soldiers in great numbers, zouaves,
citizens, and many women. The escort consist
ed of two squadrons of cavalry; half the cava.
llers carried their carbines cooked, the rest had
Nasawn swords. These professions are SO fire.
,aaeat that they no longer excite curiosity"
aanEpany is bitter on Hoffman. The Star, a
Tammapy organ, says "Hofman's mandate
was issued at an hour when it could be of no
practical service 90 anybody. If Kelso's order
had stood, the day would have passed off in per-
feet quiet. As it is, the record Is as black the
devil himself could wish 1t,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14

MORTALITY IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-The num-
ber of deaths in fifteen cities and large towns in
this state during the week ending July 8, was
sO9, distributed as follows: In Boston 145;
Salem 26; Lowell "a; Worcester 10; Spring
field I8; lynn 70; Fall River ~; Lawrence 10;
CharlestOwn 8; Newburyport 4; Holyoke I;
Fitchburg 2; Gloucester 1. OF these, 50 died
of cholera infantum, SO of consumption, andl
12 >of dysentery and diarrh9a. Seven in
Lowell died of small poX.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14


LEAvENswoRTH, July ia terrible tragedy
occurred at El Dorado on the I'd instant An
election held last spring to decide the location
of the county seat of Butler county was con-
tested with great animosity, L. b. Murdock,
editor of the Walnut Valley Gazette, taking a
very prominent course. After the election he
received letter postmaTked at Augusta the
late rival of FL Dorado, signed Committee, /"
warning him to take back certain things he
had said in his newspaper and if he did not do
this he would be hanged if caught in the county
after ten days. His wife regarded the matter so
seriously that her reason finally became un-
settled. On The day mentiond she noticed her
husband talking with Hon. Sidney Clark and
other strange gentlemen who had Just arrived in
town, and at the same time her eye caught sight
of another gentleman walking up the street with
a rope in his hand. Thinking the threat was
now to be carried out, she snatched up her
babe, fourteen months old, ran with it to the
rear Of the dwelling, cut its throat and then her
own. The child died immediately without
struggle, but the mother is still living, though
her recovery is doubtful. The most unbounded
Indignation prevails against the authors of the
letter.
DEFAULTER.
WHEELING, July 13.-An application to adj
init to bail Alexander Quarter, the defaulting
cashier of the Wheeling savings bank, has been
refused.
ON THE WRONG TACK.
SAN Francisco, July l3.-Miss Anthony
spoke last evening on the "Power of the Ballot
and of the Press" She is regarded as a failure
here. Her remarks on the case of Mrs Fair
were received with a storm of Kisses, inducing
her to promptly change the subject
MOB LAW.
CmcAGo, July 13.-At Osceola, Missouri, on
the 9th of June, Jacob Hemming, charged with
the murder of James Hughes, was taken from
Jail by party of vigilantes, and hanged.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14

Great dissatisfaction has been created in the
republican ranks by the action of Gov. Alcorn
in appointing new state printers and OBTAINING
all state printing until the third Monday in Oc-
tQber. No preparation can be made for the elec-
ton code, which by law should be ready for de-
livery on the first of October, 1t will be- delayed
until late in winter,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14
Cubau News

HAVANA, July 13.-The landing of Rafae
Quesada, with two hundred Venezuelans, on th(
morning of the 9th inst, at Ciego Santana Del
leo is confirmed
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14

pATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Ameri
\ can and Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Ap
pieations re-argued; Interference Gases Prosecuted
Opinions given as to the validity and infringement OF
Patents an Suits prosecuted and defended n the u 81
Courts, by
THOS. HI DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of lths
Board of Appeals, U. 8. Patent once) Counsellor at
Law, and Advocate in Patent Cases. Office, Dodge,s
Block, corner Park and Portland SITS. Worcester Mass
u2I WITT
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14

This large and cOmmOdious house has been enlarged,
and parlors newly furnished and house put in first class
order In every respect throughout and will be open to
the public for transient and permanent boarders June
lst Parties and tourists visiting Wachuset Mountain,
Will find this first class house stop dinners and
refreshments good stable is connected with the
house. Terms reasonable SAML BBEAMAN,
my27 dl0w Proprietor,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14

WHEELING, July 13.-An application to adj
nit to bail Alexander Quarter, the defaulting
cashier of the Wheeling savings bank, has been
Worcester daily spy., 1871-07-14

EOR SALE-Good COUNTRY STORE,
doing good business, In a thriving village; post
office in the stores good dwelling house connected with
store; barn; one acre of good land; IL miles
ceser; would exchange for a small farm near WOr-
cester; sold on account Of III health
e21 dH L. A. ELY co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22
Observation-Disclosures

3rets8ertht fhr 8aItimoresG ouutp.-
3opiontopn, ben 81. DECEMBER. t8or iSiidter
sraltcl; in ben 9dnoen Der @ci9fp orencn. bic ibrcn
Babriprldb %perfieselt sinbrinsen oirien. = gbm.
elearp sseen attpooe blunt unc atpin gaton; psrs
sIiGsn; isoe gartei trastt itre Soften. . Eton,as
gGrran, elm SdtparSer, sines .Dtoroansriffcs ibsrs
Iibrt; Mntra9 out reusr gro,se, abssipieien. SeHe
go%sa, elm Sdlparssr, Dlsbhabl; glatbopsr: "unz
%angeieet. Wiliam ". 5fuieil, Worosnsriifr; auf
StsnitaS, Sen z. Sanuar, ambetagnlt. SoispbjDis
ttaSss; s1 sSS|n a' q a %so @@; a y5SlDH, sanstif init
s6iessn aui garles Wsari1al; Ditto. = eli Gbeiflin,
Spiritnoiens Inc id,anf ON S%onntasSs; Ditto. --Samss
0onabue nlS Wm 8. @ooemin, An9rift nit SGld-
Sobn Smith, Diebfabt,. spsl aniIassn; Ditto. :
anna 9. Soues, Salten eines Soroels In Baltimore;
gu Sau R0HgSsTis sSSsss Pen IA A. S ssInHsr; sns sItss ,.-SSo asunL
grebler. tbdtltdsr ansriff in Baltimore; Ditto. =
yai6aet uno 9bemas asuu, Dicbtablin baltimore;
dig SittS Sr M Smi H. g ; SSS SSnHn 1issltaIl ts gaItimSrs;
nieIs, Die6fabl In Baltimore; oitto.-Wm. C'Sern,
fhanobarsr an9riH, ant Elm Grauenbimnlei in Yalti.
more; Ditto. Sob. WeiSmann, Notwithstanding
Oberappettationss ertdt -annapos
It's, ben Fl. DeSember.- Sterlins iinb @enoden ae.
gen bic rgtapaha'er Dhnsers9 ompasnic;" Sdiub
8rofpn, iir Die appenatIn ourdb e. Geatie manis.
Snsdns uno 9Dri9bt ee9en &rouh unb Glearp; obne
Hr9umentirun9 rnterbrtltet.
Dtorsen foinlnen Jfr. 80, 80, 81 u. 35 an bic 9tcibe.
Staottretss@ ht. - (Bor 0fibter Yinfs
ncp.) 5obu 8. Sdart sceen Soiepb Sbipleu; CO
puree samuel Snopbcn oils Curator nit Dem
StpansSuerfaufe BON grunobeip aui Der Oltleite Ser
Mepublicauz, nor0ii1 bon Gbompfonltr., Yebuis
HlfSablun9 bon $40Ol beauftraat.
Watiens 9ertht. = (Nor ben Ri6tern Da.
nels, x;noiap unb Sllbop.) gpm. s. unb @oruaro
3. &oob uno Wm. =. @omonoton erbiclten Noas
lnaobt 5ur BerwaItun8 Der reip. stahidfs pon Ww.
9. Gopelaub uub Anoreiu y, Sooper.
Staotgefi9t, r (Yor Dbeuihter Scott.)
Die yDeutide S~partanf bon Baltimore~ ,uiber ben
slDeit /. Sarato9a : Baupercin Nr. 81" Der aidaerin
$7f5. 70 ~enogiltie in contumaciam 5uerfonnt. - an
bret welterea NroteHen ~berIetben Banf wiber cen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22

6eblt.
Rer 9lbenbs Die @sitGttStraBen ourdr.
tpanbert ilnb in Die beuerleuhteten SGoen
blidt, Der liebt, SaB Der @cibuahtsniarft
feline &dufsr in alien Standardization nnO
alien Differentiation bat; Der 0en:ite, mel
der fritber ber beroorrageHcite, peln itidt
Der einiige Sunoe fir @ethnahtstano mar
periGwiu0et iset fbrmlit) in ben 0iaiien.
limb bieies lit Obne 3weiiel crit Die %utterlie
Stufe Der Steuun9, weld)e lh oaS oeutlte
NetbnadtSieit III Der 9roBtn omeritantl4eH
&eprblil crobert hat; uenn cS lton lest Hill
ifnciseno ais Rationalfeit anerfanrt rulro,
10 hoien mir es nod 81 erlebsn, oaB oaS
8eihuadtSisit ais gtationalfeit brett emptoh'
len ,pirb, benin iiber turj ODER lang ntuB bic
Nattonal9eieegebuug bod oaran %penIett, benz
&olte mebr 5eite gu ueritafen; Sumal oa
Die Sdtet Der &epublit bieieu Sbeil, oaS ser.
gniisen psS SOltes, gang GuBer adt gelaifeH
habsn; 10, oaB auBer benz langwetllgenS orr'
taae oaS 9auo bis jeet telneu offijtelen Self
noSsrsnitguHgstag tennt. 0oty ia, mir ba'
ben Den feuers uno Selernerttag, Il nlern
Sieyten, audl babeu mir ben SuB-, Set' nno
9auttag. 4ber baS ino aoh lange teiHe
SSeIfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22

Sme riten Stuttee llherretbte aeltern pr. 9olle elm
Seiu9 pom 2. y. BIice uno ancetsn nm SnI9brn6
oer eQalefrdBe oon 9reenmountzAoenu bis on elm
@aB9eni 9r. Sn9bss. cine Betttto1, pon SSIl. Z.
Ileini9apens IN Sobnions, nabe Su9besfraBe; Or.
Wltlt9b Elm @slld pon 9tInotbs 9onlen nm Sho.
ocneriat iHr ScrIeBuns leines 9leroes ourtb einen
gsaacn Der 6eusrpebf; Der Sorfgenoe Sr. Yorter
einen Yrotelt oon S5ll9elm Y. Gtl9er. ufo Nnoeren
9e9tn Dos ee9en pon etlenbapnz@eleilen ourb Ger
manlireBe alellhsn Solte. uiio Siperteftraee, ~
Nul pm. StlIn's Antra8 puroe pas 9eluh 2Bnl.
8. albert's um 9fiitsritattlns sewihsr anIablid bss
Durtbruttes Der ssrtn9tonaraBe ~be5abiter Steucrn
abl6ll9l9 belhteoen; Ditto oas 0fatPlaussS aucolnlte
ah9eptcleL aus oeI. earats9ahraBe 6alomo9ll1it
ole Sertr5rsleillIini,t %entlernsn 5u laitell.
5rn. Witlrop's Seri9i nebt SelbluB, In Siuiiionf
le8en Su Iaiien, fGno annabne.
ant 9rn. 9tforo's Seflriportln9 erbiett, Y: gf.
Sflttb bur Srrtdltung elmer Sbrolniabrlt in Huliel',
nale StotbolmitraBe, @rlaubniB.
SQm StaotaS omintidr list Die Uftttbetlung elm,
Dag oe SGs.S onlpaenle pen oee 10.
uno 11b. antiquities oeS As. Irttttls ees Staotcoeer
na69stommen.
Ser 9tpsispld e StlbluB, eut Der Gde Der got
pogIlt: une Sropnsalep cine @aslGterne a%ultelen
gu latell, muroe an9eionlnen.
pr. aiilq hoerrelpte elncn SelhiuB, ole irrilt lnr
Spatlee Vfo9ers mo alffeo Snlitp bur Se5eqlun9 Ger
Stener .llr Snrbbrli9. Der Sts9onmanltrabe his
oa !siiin., no per StaSttall,rsr Sis SssaRluns fhr a'ueaz
MaBl9 Sfabtet, Si pertan9ern.
pr; Selnt onertrte etnen Selblu8. in et9bthroBe
5fotl6en GERMAN. uno SaltliroreifraBe Giteeplatten
lt9en gu lGtit1. An9enomnen.
all pm; Sus9es, antras pato esltloisn, Ole
Sanlen fduienoenS nn9erS iuJ obnlraBe 3fpllben Dem
Saitn nno Sn8besitra6e ipe8itafen gu %laiien.
Sr. S9entel ~oTterlrte etnen SelhluB. BERN Staott
9ommiliar it nab ben Soften Der leberlu oItuns hes
e9atslportb0 9fun pon Sterrttt. bic SroBftrabe 5u er@
funot9en. Mngenomn1en.
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Die Nibeluuae.

Die berrliden Sasen bss sernlaniidsn
altcrtbums, melde benz Seutiben Solte cine
nSliaoe" unh vSopIce"i in benz rNtbelunsen.
lieoe" uno benz v@uorun" ge9ebcn, baben
burdl Or. 8. Serbian cine nelle YearbeitlIng
erfabren, uub iein 4ert ,piro bon beutiben
Srititern ais elm groBartigeS Nationalrpert
geriibmt; nod Der ileineu YrObe, welte mir
am Wontags= Ibeube bon benz &bapioben
h6rten, gu irtbeilen, iino Die beifdliseu llrs
tbeile Der Yreiie ooltommen geredticrti9t.
Sr. Sr. SorOan lit Der erite moberne 9idter,
pelfer ipieber auf ben Srauf Der altnoroi<
iteu Staloen nnb Der beleniihen Nbapioben
Suriidsreift rtno iein Sebidt periDnlid pors
trigt, unb feline Eour burd Seutjtlano,
3uBlanO uno tbeilWciie bereits in ben Ser.
Staaten 9lid tbatiadlid eincm triumph.
Suge, iiberaa fano er fir bas Sd1ne iillb
SroBe enlpfanglihe SerScn, iiberaa fai,o CT
S6rer, ,pcld)e benz balbfremo geporbenen
Stofie in ieluer VebanplIns Sntereiie abse>
,uannen; bofieutlib finbet er alb in 8aitiz
more ieit Yublitum. Or. Serbian erDfinet
beute einen @ptlus BON &bapioOie'H in
&unhe,S Nn0p f..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22

bot fir oteie 9Bobe erci neue aiinflsr enea9irt: ben
oieliettigen @bdrattets9 arfteuer O} uuroe, oeien
raider 0oitimuthiel nod unerreiGt oditebt, uuo bic
glegersS barafterh ~drfteler 4 o [ b 4 Wc ! II tur
M~aoemotieae anaeta, 6attte Stenurt, Sam
9epere, Fri. Salie Nlaior &C, iino Die iibri9en Sos
rnpbieu bieies Observation-Disclosures. Die 8oritelz
Iungen lcbiieben nit Dem nenen Sdluipiele: Der
llnbetInute oOer Gin a~ebrauomartter 8erbreber."
Sreitog abeHos lit STORYTELLING fin Damon, Conn
QbenS Wadmittda fir sfuiuilieu,
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ndmIt4en SauOtreiH betam bic atdssrin rsfp. sls0.5.
sti06 unb sl09i suesiproden. 5dmes u uno Saz
FOB Tpcrs Dteer 8m. .. Ring; 6ttto S3tS.
Supert ors@ertht - Dor 0ibter Subbin }
Dsis, Roieubere d Comp. nioer Satob G3eftrit,
stuet 9Idaen; Is sr5ielten atd9er ie s23t.9 nebit
Stnien pom IL Desember on snseiproben.- 0iihoro
uno 9tobcrt S8sIs pioer GEO. 10. Biibop; Ditto
$390S. n.
9unocsbeBtrfs .@eri6t. (gor Rthtsr
Sties.) Ste St9entbimer oes ShooRers ~Saniet
y. Smith, iuelber ctreu Son9reBs@eiese Juptoer,
bel ytldt an StpGRH's tier frlberen 2Bdters'ideHI
Itedt bate, ipuroea aur SeBdblun9 uon $500 Straie
nebit 9oiieu uerurtbetlt. = Cine 6bnltd lautenoe
Sla9e 9e9en ben Remorqueur sSobn 8. Dc OoDeu"
lparo abgcWteieH. Soon Carton, Aiignatdr beS
iaatten Sobn Z. Sefer, 9e9en Stitabet6 Bern uuo
9enoffen, anuas dni Jnbibitionsbefebl; Die aui se=
tern anberdimte @rorteruug oteieS antrages luuroe
he WiIttlpoh. ben 8. Aannar 1872. ncrihoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22

gmerita pirb nit ieoem Gage rebr germas
Mid unN, mn Die @abrheit 81 ia9erl, mebr
beutih. - 0as oeutihe &etbnaftsitt par
nod Dor Is bis 20 5abren psrbdltntBmaBig
uubetannt an bitiem Strauoe; botlenS, oaB
es in beutideu Srelieu gefeiert tpurSe uro
baun aud MIR in ioldel, nelhe ldl Der Stt'
ten uuo 9riltdje ibrer alien peintatb nldt
ihGmten Die, mie Die alien &rolaner, ibre
beimatblifen 8eHateu aud III elrtem tremoell
Qanbe 100 eS anoere Sempel uno aloere
@Dtter gab-auiteltcu.
gift i'm Sturmc bat has ocutihe Wetb'
rud)tsieIt ft Amcrita erobert, ionosrn lebT
aamGlig fat es I'D in bic Screen 9eitoblen
bis es ftd bcute-in ben Iebensi9cr Sabrer-,
ole MationalitGten bsirsunoet uno ielbit bel
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an Der ..Slrbciterhauen

an l0t6reberIdfr Z.
fino iir oae Srheitrion, oieiee iunHoerbare Derl
beutiher Stunt, iUieoer ie6s neue gRal5en etneetroffeni
ipetbe ~ioieenoe BieCen rrprdientiren: 1. OIuertiir
5ur uSiebiiben Glitter" LA Gazza Ladral bon HoiHui;
2. SupGrthre bur pStalienerin In Il9ier;" 8. @1loE
nab nfSauit;" 4. ameritluii6c eicber; B. Barrier @ina
buesmarIh nit a6t oeutiben Sieoern; 6. Yotpourri
Sr. Sd(eoct ld6t es fttb, mie man febt, an9eleser
iein, niht nur thr @ririibuno ieiner @dite gu fureen,
ionbCrn aud ablpebieluns in oeln ibnCu %sebotenCT
0brenfbmaus 5u bieten.
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SAiEsnahrtcbtcu.

Der 9dmpier nBm. Ssuuebp," eapt. Sonsit,
sing 8tcnita9 pom Bolton nab Baltimore ab uno
miro beute bier eintrefien.
Der en9liibe Shooner nScean Sueen," capt.
Stbert, ic8elte am "a. Nopember bon 5fio De 5anstro
nab uHierem 6Gfeu ub.
Yer Sdooner nSoiphoin," BON bier at9etabren,
trreihte aehcrn ben Saien Won @haIlcton, S.s0.
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Glmtu ara9eu
bic bette Nahahmnlla Don QeinelI

Der binisife une bette Aragcn, Der iemaIs ge4
mad1t,
r nit 2%einrpanb iberbo9en, bat einen eineete9ten
Udno uno fam lin9er, ais irgenh elm anbercr getragen
ipersben. Wtau ira8c nod benz nSlmwooesSras
gen." tDebl6, tDtt,4.p.)
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etm Naiber'fhcn ..ooeon"

laiTen fitb beS abenbs cinise Stlnben ahf bic anae,
nsbmiie iinb nntertaltenolte sDetie subrinssn. Sos
feur Or. Grant Sotue bat Sainitas a5eno einen tiftz
ti9en Wadiotger In Der Perion bes Srn. 9tice erbai.
ten. Drf. agnes RoblnfoI 1T cine treiHtte Golora.
init Ihrer &dpnIe lberipinbet. - 1890
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

9as lpoblbetGnnts @ei6dit Der auftionatorsn 9.
$. 9 ullipau q Sobn III BON Der glorboh.Gd,
0barteS fr :, oerlegt tpsroen. Snbem mir aui Der
uln5u9, belonoers auimertian MAIDEN, S%tpeiieln mi
nibt, odB aud i'm nelen 9ofale Die SO. Suliuan 4
Sebt tidb bsnllbsn iuerbeu, allen InforoerunSen se'
rebt An ipsroen.