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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

GS~ WieOerbOIt marben mir auf Die Gle
aante Rsitaurqtinn ors 9rn. 80 Id q |
&rsbs in gtr. III. Sapsttes. Ode Der Gus
tam StroBe, aufmsrtlam. Tamoies Bier uno
frsunoIi&s S%tOtsnunB itno bort on Der SoSsss
or0nung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

0an se6s ~ &. Sbanfs,
um RdbmaFhtuen sH FaRftH.
Ttan atbe III Z. Sbants.
um Ra B nj a ihtutn repaEtri sa srbaIisn.
Ran gsbs su &. Sbaufs.
nm 60uIi6ttte, 9taosln, SDtrn u. I. 10. tu fdnftn.
btatssr unb better. ais an ir8sno stnsr1 anosrt' Rlas
RGbmafbinen ; SbGutes
Gfe Der 2ombarbs unb Sbarpfrase.
Der vgrH.n BapttFen.Rtrdss e~essnHber. t8st.6,15.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

Mort. IL. Bebr. W. Debit tn
Daibinaton, oaB Sir Jobu &Oie, oas sins
Der enslii9er S.its %ernannisn Mit8ltsetr Der
.nolifd : amsrifaniI9.n Gommiflon pobrs
lbsinlih niGt I'M Stanbe ietn miro. oas ibn
tbertraaene amt ansunsbmen uno oaB IN ots'
lem GaIe Der 6ersc9 bon ,Esoonlbtre ooer
Der 6ersog BON arsple lu isintnl Watfol8sr
e%rnonnf tueroen miiro.. Die zN.-W. 3ribineA
fast. BOB bisrburh Die aufnabme Der Atbstz
ten Der Gommihion nttt osr5o9etf fusroen
pErbt. 3is Bafs Der Ysr.inbarung iDa
.itbon asfuno.n fsin, 10 baB bic Sisun8en Der
GommiiFpu nur siniss g9oaen Sausrn tpsrs
ben.
SntersHant 1T .s Su erfabren, bob Sir
Sobn Roie nit elmer amerifansrin berbtiras
fb.t in. nit oerS6mefsr oesGnpttdn Ssnpis.
BEN G%ommanbsur Der ieBt 10 pisl bsipro9snsn
,,fenmfte." Sie uuroe in JranfltH'S oanf
ia. Waff.. Qebpreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
III Gin sSreuus in Der Netb,

Gs- Gin Hrennb in Der Notb.-
Or. Wtftar' Balam onm tIoen
Rirfhen 1T elm 5reuno In Der Shot. =
Der hdite ibr nidt oils einen iolden aefunoen
In aIIen R%ranfbeiten Der 2uneen, hes Sdluns
bes, bel Grfdltunasn uno 2unsentbeln unb
enolid. absr nidt ON Weniaftsn. bel Auss.bs
runa2 Die Rranfrn fino bet Titert, baB Die
hobs gorir.flidfsit. auf ip.lbc bie pepalaris
tdt bisiss Yrdparats iid arinoet. fortoauernb
bur6 bic Gigentbamer :rbaltsn tperoen ipiro.
(37-42l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
Oerurtteifuua 5u lebenSlanglt6ei
2udbthaueffTafe.

Rtmburppprt. Wah.. Is. 6sbruar. -
2eonarb Gboats III tusasH mebrfaGer in biefts
asr Staot uno umaeaeno besGnaener Branos
H%ifiuna.n su lsbensldnslitsr 3attbausfrafe
perurtbeilt DDrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
Nene Mu3ei9en.
aueut In WaShtnatpu.

Or. Daptb EeeRtIer.. SEr. 11s. @rffe gfEaae,
ndbs pennI; sNpenie uno benz Capitol arten. Ia gnitt
gesat fur geaibtnstpn, Seorsstpun ano altSaHorta
aH6 fn6 3abluu9tn an ihn ~ rtahen.
Hg- an5et9tn fir ben s9orrei pouotntrua nerhth az
bsSaatem Grtf entpeosuafnommsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
SelegraSbiihe 9epeideR.

Cgua BIT ,,WNSdtrirn grr1s" tar ben ,Ssuti&en Co.'s
TtipORbsHttn" bsrt6tet. Der ..GorrttpDnbsli'
IA Dds ttRatgs psptths Worssnblatt Saltmort's
Rel4ss Dir S1lanO. uuD aabslsD spsi&eH bssttRt uHs
Gnh2uhts pgTbfttutltdt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
BUR Wnrnuno fir Saab(itbhQber

Jtbtrnann ipiro hermit %esunrnt. init Ssrusbr pber
6unb bic 4anoient nno Die nfsritreft, DeIt. ais
~HR arttn Des an Or yloEths ints8tpab i'm II. St.
frittr bon Baltimore Geuntp betannt III. Jl bttrststt, oa
ssssn vile. bic bieis sRarnlrs unbsahft alien, NIT
Der Shdtfe bes &eieses Otriabrtt utro.
(24, i. 6. so 2,4,6,8,40l @amusf o. Gpper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
Scr xurnbereiu .Nprmdrtss

bdlt moreen absno in ieiner Sale en- Sap.tte'
Strase isinen 9roBen Masftnz uno Gtu,lball
ob. pofHr @apt. Soifmann's Gapelle enBasiri
1T. Bas NiB. 6umor. Su%8enomutb uno ses
iunoes urtb.ll gu i6aiien u%erm68sn, birfen
Die Sal9dFfe Ii9erli9 trDarien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
Sneben en- aIten :

100 ptetn sntes @dbmafs aus rem @easn: d..
ZOO ptano trtt@t BUTTER In 8ouen;
600 YtunD gepadtt Buffers
90. coo pfunb ipeffIi&en 0ee4'
8antIkns. Ultra. ano super . mebL, Quss auf
9onRgnatton pno aurn Btrfaufe bel -
80. Sptn,W ubIer& b.,
tSa-sl " H.+t o Rr. t49. 3ambeuHraae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

~ Our 3siluna BON !Suften, Grfdls
tuna DOsr rautem Gals 8ebrau9t
8ronn's 8roncAiai Ercdes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
Staat WarBlanO,
Scrmt19tc MH3ctgen.
GOmnt Alf nad Drr GAe
Der UrQtt. nn0 NrffnltrQGf

bisIs gDodt UNI 2 ubr Rahmtttass unb Z lbr abenbs,
I'M mebr BON Der BsbGnoiun8 Der Yftroe Iu isbeu unb
Ju lernen, oils ie nteoer, tutnn prpf. Pratt bic Stdbt
~otriaftn Gr miro b6ie pieroe nit ben ihltmmHen
Sslpobr bettsn In isbsr 8Iaf re bebanoeln. WaaH ueresfs
niht. bob Spnnsraas Nbsnb bic er6Bte Wufre9une
f%tnttftnpen miro: z ausihlaeenoe unb 2 btfItge Wfauls
etI. Sletbfans am Beatr 5 Wtariiplob : Nntpbitheatsr
petben b0ts subisits ieben Sag UNI 2 rbr NaGmtttasa
unb 7 nbr Abenos bsbanpet.
Wdn sebe Dtenhaa Nbsno mad BEN Mmpbiibea.
ter auf otm 8elatr' Vtarft. Rlnbe unb iebe, ME elm bsts
Beuber ausihlaesuber Waulsitl. psldbsr In 4 5abrsn
nttt In Der 3uHt GENE en. s%elettst, eereiniet uno orsi.
frt iptro outh Qrof. Pratt's Sqrsn Der Rfslbt.
Srenur. (34-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

9tatse iunae qsute i0nnen iofort Qoft unb Goats Ct.
9alten aud fteht Elm fsiuts BORDER . 3,mmtr lur Der.
ttaane IN 3 "a. panopsrhtaAt. MAIZE em ytarfts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
9vr Rpoh+uuo fnr gAusiber

w.
Sts beiisH Brsiis wsrosn fir nsue Eu@'
Gbfdae oQer Art asesben BET Sopto &.
Shannon Il 9 o D., Rr. "a un6 S6,
2sstrake. SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

Sireaa Der ,,Ssnlts Seuer : SSerlt9c=
ruttaSs0 eSeQIdlaft,"
Rr. 1N. &tronbhraRt

Rr. IS. GScureH rahe.
1tr EtdIoent uno bic Dirsiioren pabsn bsute etre
8tutotnoe poH 8 YroSsnt fir bic oerear8sntn 8 Wonate
srtldrt. tablbor In benz Btireau Der 8sltuibaIt all uno
nad benz l. Draw 1871. Vile 9ay:n btlabIt.
Das nebtrihrsthtnssbuh tpirb BON 10. fSebrrlar bis
aum l. Wdrt etniGlisBlt4 8eiaIpiitn lstn.
(S2, b,e.41,4,H ~. o. GDhu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

Die 0eSeaus5 unper'i9e 3abmai6inr,
(Yreis $40,
ais BITE beRs i'm Marfte e~arantirt. ndbt ale Stofit, 'tuel9s
in stnsr s5amiIts stbrauGt perben. unb miro bieieIbs
aut lstdtt monatI,hs SabIungsn %otriauft.
Dean iprtGs bel nns Dor.
Sobn e ne csean & Sons.
Rr. so, RprbsGbarfeRs,
tSDtt. 20, 12gRtt.l &de Der &sStngtonfrabf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
s.. Stfftno
Sr. I. u. Htrprh.

Sr. !. u. ytirprh,
RI. 1A1. gapstfe=. s~tsitdsen 1arss uns 1prsarhs
Giraffe,
bat 80 Sabre duf poIpifai.4rayts SerfpanSt. Surot
2eute, tpeldt burh Selbftbefeduue unb b6nNae {hbbti}s
ttIhe Qranibtiten I'D 6aamsntraisbuuesn, Rerpsn. uno
ersanii6e ehwdte. SGiidtsrnhstt. 6NhpdAe btr Geb.
traf, Dbrsntanien. Grrotbtu. oobtn . Nni&usuana.
5uHpotefq u. !. %. susftoasn baben. ibunen fdutn aebefff
psresn. eonorrbbt Dtrb to 8 Sagen ssheiIf. hil&e b.
pbut2 tn s hagen. letdtt Z ptits nouf6nnig atheut.
6prt1punctn n: bon 9bis 12k nbr Wtoretns:
Hr1 bon 2 bis 8 ubr Rafmtttaqs uub
bon 7 bis snbr abenbs.
eonntdss /: bon 10 bis ~ ubr Borntttdsg.
GstIana pre g%aranttrt. (2e7-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
Gi6DrieH.

3eutabs 0tdtprteu better Gualti1t aua Der beltsb.
ttfrn Sabrif rrbtsIisH per SampIsr pom Bremen uno
~usrtaufsn bst'm Jaiie btuia
Glaze, BOOZE s. Gomp.,
(Gebr IA. 9r. ll6. SHp.& barlss RraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
- Gbratrr COmique In @rOutfr.

WBENNG NDIllguG III JEOalIIE.
Siiiss srpBs unterbaltunoslofal uirb
isoen Abeno bon ben adtbarfitn 8urgtrn Ball
timore's Sablrei6 bsiuGt.
meme sSterne !"
WOuids. ben Is. Stbr., absubs uuD ois aau,s RBebs
btuourh
btE 8euerF6Hi8 unb srDAe Saubtrsr
Siguur 0ahun
In fslusr srDaartiasa aelfuHs bee g.r,sbrsns
ooH 8llbenbsH Eobtsn, BON EugelH ane ben
Der bspeuirr be Romthr
Gun GpugbeTtD
NIT ietHin muflGlilGtnVUflrneen auI BIshinhrumentSR.
DIE WfrDbateH
-Rtncaes s S6bne
nit tbrEn ~tatttdtii aprtnafttttr NLlnften.
6ortoausrnoe drtnmpbe Der r~siIsnnrn Sanpettn
8rt. @nIm @rdttan
in ftHsr Rttbs gam rsutr usgfrdblier De ianssoortv6gs.
4as Hsue Hautt:
sGts SIuht Der R6ntgtu i'm &IfeHtgiGss,s
9as "Black CroOkr- Bllft:
Die EtIte@
mil aufn lstlIsH prahtponen GoitHntsn nnb DetlpanDs
iuneen.
@eHes HHe dussrlefensS %rpardmm
Der GuHfpttts Gruppe.
Sum edluhf oe nsut Seiaup spohe;
HSasr seiae SfebHtWhite Fawn);
6rl. Y III nj v rattan ais w rtn5 WsanbtG
Die ~usreintgte pDntus uno BaIet.S tupbe
trttI In bteitr Bpfft aut.
Sreitd q Nbsno-BurAsIiuna fur Hamsu.
SPHnabsnbR d nj itta q: BamtItens Rattnes!
Stenftas Dbsnb, esn 4. 8r6r., 6snsI, ber Fri.
S1nte act. nobel tie ie6em z,tleitnbaber tbre Bbptcs
gtaphte ais sValenttns" hbfrrti6t.
eHtrse 10, is. 70. 30 unn rs Gents. l874a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
Nus Gepraia. = 8efiirAtuneen
BON SuhDd0er.

IusuRa, Is. Eebr. - Surd ffarfs uno
fortpdbrenbs R.ssnshIe 1T osr Sapannob'
FgluB 10 anseiGpolen, bob in Augufa cine
uebs,i1uemmuna bethrht.t piro.
MuS Snba.
Savanna, IL. Sebr. SIM nGtartp"
miro dusserehnet, ban Der BON rer Repoluttcn
ansefiGiete Shapen iber 200 Miatcnen be-
trdet.-W oraen Tiro bic 8e8teruns Die 0af'
fen unb Wunitior SerauftiCniren. pelde ole
eapuna Der rNcia 2ppea" btlbeten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
Der rrle %. g. 8aubrrrin Ir. g"

Dieter Buuoerttn II. TIT oonRdnois o~raoaifrt uno
Der Utriammlunes.Nb uon Yiontas auf Diente8
pttlsst worOen. Vile Sitsntstn. Die fb nod bisiem
Bsrstnt anjuidIieB n iuiuldasr, tperoen srinht, aut tbr
ets,nss 5hisrefs 5u iebeu, lid an otsitn 8srs!ne au be.
To tlteen uno beuts, Stsnads, ben II. Sebruar.
Absnos 7ubr, ~ eri6etHsu .et T. SeHe. 1kr 28L,
Rorb.@aphraRs. intsn bic Beatnttnmabl ~itattrnDsL
Hnb lusletd aug @slouerlOoiung
Srisbrtd, 5tptb ptop Rrdf
1868 Ssrrmann Sorass, prou. SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
@tQat WarpIauD,
StuHI WsutY1uHos
8lreau Se8 StaatS~S eFretdrS.
annapolis, ben 8. Gsbr. 1871.

NH Mns, bic 80 an9ebt
9tsrIntt pirD betanIt aemadt, oaB bet'n1 Souoetrsur
Esgnaoigurgs : 9eiuds etn9eretdt poroeu fnD In BEN
Wrolefe 6es Staaes 9esst @ofTmsn &mitb, etnarnt
Baltimore i'm September ermiut 1870 oes 8iebFabls
uHb as aswDbnli&tr 3tsb pno Baaabonb a~Hestlagt
lpuIbe.
Der Souoerntur iotro beia8tss @sIua an uro mao
bis 5u 9enanutem Sd9e fornen Yrotffe geatn beia9tsA
Sein9 etn9ereiat peroeni aud tueroen bic GeBttrsr mad
@utoAnien oes gouperueurs bis oaRtn sur Gtnftat often
ietn. SIN aufrase bes Souperneurs
t32,5,S,4t,3) u. q. Spupbdn, Gtaatsfefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
nnterlQltMnGen.
GOmeOrOtQ Cpernbau8.

SOncorOia SpernbauS.
RHdtsbr Der slfoI8rei6aen Opens
xruppe, wtlds is in Baltimore saalrts.
Rur cine NSobel
Ste grObc englii6s SSI pelsCb
g. .. Psa < So. E. Gtasutblmtr u. @eIhaEtsfHbftE.
BtgtHu gIuer Sation
b on itas Abtnbs unb elmer Ra9mtttaaAs
Borfellung
Ssute absub, ben l3. 5sbruaV.
IS fDerbtH oe auss1IsienFtfn DpsrI aus ibrtm rslns
baltigsH Rspsttoire auiesilbTt.
Wtontag, Den 10. 6sbr., BtstbooenH strJias Sptx
sBibeiip.%
BtfnIiae galtt's SHpieD DON 0dHtIiGn.s
Wttttppa NenshI Der YtaD. Ssloa eeguin
HEignrp's bDdtIeit.=
Sornft tag 6lotnm's Martha
Sreitda GBebtr's EKretfdle.~
eOnnabtno y!atrrtttae sTie Rrpn . SiamaHten."
5amtaa Abenb gBebtris sSberOH.~
Roth Dit eirJta rifiiee Wusaabe bon 9ettbHHsxn
III nur in Yieeatftp's Vtnfnattsn, banDIaHg u. b'Ttus
men I'M Gpernhautt 5u bnhen.
Gutrts 81 binitrt @alrrts 80 cts. BeItate Site ~
$3.50 fub fir irstno etnt Absno > BorRtunns In Me
&attrtp's ViuHtd ttr.p 1uOtuus bon Wtttpp&. BEN
8. 6tbrHdr, an td8lta bon hIb 0 bis abenns 8 nbr ~
paben. (34-Tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

Tlan fant1 benItlbsn In BEN 9roesrts. 2abtn. Rr. IL.
10 fsB att m o { c 4 T., b%etsrnntsn. totslbf an& bic
btFsi groesris : Artifei nnn 2iauors ftts iuia Beriauis
Az fnoen Fino.
IRt itotr p~srfauttsn Duantit6t rtro.h Gsbrau6san.
%pstiuuseu segebsn. mcburd isbent mtoerlt&en gtitniad
ober 8eru@ abgebpiffn fptrb.
groBbGnbIer srbaIten sinen aiabatt. Ua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
WDiabaIiS.

gafor Z. QD. 6uaitb In unionptus. 6..g., {breibt
,s*s Weine 81 Sabre alts Ulutter mar Sabre lang
daBerft t&wddit& +; Re aebraunie Bite NoiabaIts ais 20.
uieum unb e~tdriemtttel, unp isttotrt pat ft1 pptaHaIt.
der 0efunbbett etfrtnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

6oebei enptansen 100 galpnen aitsn Branuttpstn
fsts ~porrGtbtg EDpisfsp unb ADetnt Der aItsn Strneu
Spbn xstlSon 8 Gobn unb .. ~. q Q NJ
~ epers Nr. IL. NBeftsbalttnortf r. tSal. 20. 3Yatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

Cine Dane uabe unspnoias Iit an etnen. ge{h,pars
an Der eetts ees eaIies. psltes btt Singular. Uens an
~tufrsfen brobte. Ste tuutbe bon ben bthen Ntyafsn in
bteier gsaenb tebanoeIt tuHb mir baben bier uiebrere
iebr eeiGtdtt ptilttintusrl. teboh obne tresnbpsi6sn
GrfeIs. Da srttf &c lur Roiabais unb purbs q.
balis fr sa erpbes pstlmita4." lss. s,l02.zej
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
&eMAMN7N/
&a[:@
3MuMa4Gs.lN5G0
Ma| Gu ~:
B Sir Sdminbiiidiise !

BBab 10 beobpFtHrter EbbtateDF
0tutraIsr Sptrttus, NItobol BON 40 Dber 45 grabtn.
80 IN % nit Dsobprifrtem &eberthran. Utdn oeoborts
fire ibn uno man srbdlt eins gentle Nnsahl unsen 8eti
nit isinsm unaueenebmsn Ssruds unb tetnsn msbfitnt'
fben GtaenIbaften.
Ntr ~Otrfaufen Gitpoob's 2eberibran. ns@t beobprts
Frt, bel Der Ptnte, @anpne, 6lai1t Dotr 6aB. Gut
petsutliGsn Gissnfhaten fno aus BEN bsooortftrten Sss
btrtbrant beransgeloaeu.
sir neot,tniide 3meds IN Ntipooo's 8sbsrtbran bsr
bsfe. btr ~ betomrlsn II. pelRss aun idmmiiids aerits
peifihtrn.
gBtr 5no bic stnjtssn aesntsu In bieIeH Staatt fHr
= --a EAG.-z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

Dereiiet Gud uuf bic Jaitenseit bor!
anSrnesrts.S dnbIsr unbanssrsl
9efatsene Gifhe ttttr aIrt;
3rodRfDe. GATE. edbrabossa
gerduder'e anb friids BLoATERs uao SoSfss
fafreien. l ., rs, 80, IN ganAen mo balben 66f,ru
ano tlstntn yebsneen. tsts porrdtbta anb ,um Bstiaufe
8. g. Garedfon,
Rr. IS. 9 outt a a g. anfrkaIb b<r
tGebr. q. SDRts. 4. &p.l prattnraBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
,.Srben chine der sErci6eit,'

9tt Wttelieoer Der rRsilbefm EeH'9oss Rr. IS
Fnb trIuht, WRttiwodb, ben Is. 6s0r.. Mbsnos 7 nhr.
In Der baGs Ju ct I@etneu, ws8tn StldGftsn bon Der 8r6B.
ten Wi1itshit. Jm a~ufttaRs:
(s6-7j {sinrtd @eiReI, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
nm8uss WDti5,
d & M j..

fnc bon glr. Z, gluro : GbarltsfraBs. na&
SIR. IS, 5%anppsrhraBe,
uuigelogsn, auipo he has a~npen1eint WuftlonS. unb
Grunbsiasntbums .@sl3dft furtltbtn. t8S-48l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
OerIGugeruHg brs SiSnFenRtH.
flames bis gum %.
Der 0raf SDn Paris ais 5uFlufti8er
8pni9 Ypn Sranfrei6.
Gin3NJ Oer grMC6rn in pGris.
MuSf5ten auf TrteSsu.
9ie cnruyaiite Situation.

0sE saiH5ru4 res 9ampfers .gs gsrf.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
0be{hetDanaen. >M

BoutomMsnt Gdsiounssu. bic ansrwsris stItis Fnb.
msroen In Ntp'Yorf, SHbtaua, Suinuis uno aAosrsu
Staatsn fir 9suts aus lrgenD tlnem Slaate oeer Sanos
trlan8t; b6smiatgss Berlahen. 5ruHftnbettl, tftn uns
terbaii u. I ~. fno a~eniiasnos uriaden feline Berbf.
feniItGun9. GrFi nadi erlan9tsr Sdtioune BeSabInng Der
SebibrsR. Bath uHtntatIlih, geau psnoe fp an
ERppre q 9Steb1rbf on. RsGtsanipdlte,
(Dt.. 19,1J.) Rr. $50 6tpabrpap RSFps8prf.
Connecticut western news., 1871-08-18
A Relic of the Siege of Paris.

The readers of the literature of the first siege of Paris, writes a correspon- dent, will doubtless remember the cele- brated Sergeant Hoff, whose days and hours in the first month of the siege were spent in gloomy and silent thoughts of revenge for the loss of parents and murdered by the enemy. He was the came into Paris of Sergeant Hof's ex- ploits, and the number of Prussian hel- mets he brought back from solitary and silent incursions made on the enemy's posts. Each night the question on the boulevards was: "What news of Ser geant Hoff? ?" One day, however, the Sergeant disappeared to return no more, and for moment besieged Paris became disconsolate but only for a moment. The fate of all those who temporarily disappear from their circle followed the mysterious Sergeant. Backbiters began to hint that there was easy explanation of the Prussian helmets he used to bring in from his raids, and that, instead of being an averaging foe, he was simply a spy to M. Bismarck: Then, indeed, the tide rolled against the absent man s re- putation, and all Paris spurned the idol of yesterday. From that time to- the present Sergeant Hoff had been unheard of. No sign was made to any one of his life But this week he has again ap- peared in Parisian circles, giving the practical lie to his enemies by his return from captivity, but still moody and stolid and uncommunicative as of old, thus adding one other illustrious confutation to the numberless fables of spys and spydOm,
Connecticut western news., 1871-08-18
The COrea Question.

At the time of theSaepartt1re of the American fleet for Gorea, but before the result was known, the Shanghai corre- spondent~of The Lossdo,s Times wrote the following account of the projected expe- dition:
 One of the few femaining countries in the world about which we know almost nothing, and which has all the interest that usually pertains to the unknown, is Corea. We know that it has been con- queredby Chinesean Japanese, and that, though now Independent, it still acknow- lodges fealty to Pekin in so far that its monarch. always receives fnvesdture at the hahds,- of the 1" Emperor of the World ;" but regarding the country and its people we have only the meager iin- formation which has been gathered from Chinese books and Chinese oral descrip- tions. Until recently the very existence of the. country was hardly realized even by foreign residents in China. Once only, about five years ago, some sailors ot an American ship which. had been wrecked on the coast made their appear ance at Pekin, having been passed down from Corea through Manchooria. These men spoke highly of the kindness they had received in Corea, and contrasted it with the poor lodgings and meager fare they were allow ed by the Chinese so soon as they had crossed the frontier. It was inferred from this that the Coreans were very good sort of people. But suddenly, short while afterward, news came of a terrible massacre of Christians. Several | French priests and thousands of native converts had been killed !; one or two missionaries only escaped to tell the tale saved and passed out of the country by some of their disciples. Shortly after this another American ship, the, General Sherman, was burnt, and all On board her killed Evidently the dislike to Christianity had evoked spirit of hos tiity to all foreigners. In 1866, French expedition went up under command of Admiral Roze to exact reparation for the murder of the French Priests, but it was not strong enough to effect it's object, and had to retire after having maintained itself for. a time in the country. A new attempt is, to be made to bring Corea into, intercourse with the rest of the world. An American expedition has just sailed, under the command of Admi- ral Rodgers, to try to open negotiations MT. Low, the United States Minister at Pekin, is charged with the diplomatic share of the enterprise, andI Iis instructed primarily, to nego6ate 2, treaty for the protection of shipwrecked mariners secondly, to obtain commercial privileges, if possible, and to avoid the use of force, unless it cannot be avoided without dis honor. The aid of the Chinese Governs ment was sought to prepare the way, but the Emperor's Ministers only consented, very. unwilingly, to forward to the Corean capital dispatch from MT. Low, announcing the expedition and it's objects. .', "'.- '.
Connecticut western news., 1871-08-18
sheep-Farh,Ing in Califofnia.;

The, great sheep-runs of California, like those of Australia (says cofrespon- dent), seem to be kind of mild form of Botany Bay for their respective mother countries. Old shepherds of long ex- perience in either country will tell you of scores of men with college and even university education, whom themselves or their friends have banished |" for their country's good," and who are now gathering their melancholy crops of wild oats at the same time they watch the focks on the hills nibble theirs. Rufus A. Lockwood, one of the greatest and most cratic genluses ever seen, in California, and whose biography has been written by Hon. Newton Booth, Republican can didate for Governor, once herded sheep in Australia, and that, too, after he had become known as one of the most bril- liant lawyers of San Francisco MT. Carr's overseer told me that, during a single year, he had employed bishops son, an editor, a banker, a civil engineer. priest, and bookkeeper as shepherds Every Summer day there are several hot hours when the restless sheep are com pelled, for once, to be still, when the shepherd lolls at his ease beneath tree dAu yOu Sutu uOG tIu1I61ueuGly So0- AhI reading some magazine, or, like Alexan der the Great, who always carried around piece. of good literature with him perusing poems of his own composition clipped from the village paper.
 The shepherds of California, as class are probably the most worthless, morall, and socially, the most unprincipled reckless and collapsed company of vaga bonds to be found in any civilized country, unless it be Australia. The, are the riffraff of the world vagran miners, who gamble away their month wages as soon as they draw the same
 runaway sailors from ships in San Fran cisco, who sell their blankets for pillow case full of biscuits, and then get neve pinch of grub for two days measly old, groggy soldiers, who fall asleel under a live-oak, and let the coyotes pull away a lamp. The good old word "shep herd" is not heard in California it i either. wool-grower. 'ranchero," O. that most cumbrous and absurd sheep raiser and for the man who does tn, york;. he is sheep-herder , An, when man gets so low down as to be { sheep-herder" in California, he would better go and dig hole in the ground insert his head therein, and ask som pitying friend to cover it up. He i lower than Greaser, for this is tn
 Greaser's natural business that he wa born to, and he is therefore respectable