davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
LIBERAL CLUBS AND MEETINGS.

LIBERAL CLUBS AND MEETINGS..
The Greeley and Brown Club of Waterford,
n Y we're addressed by Col. g. r. Smith and L. Button
last Friday evening.
The Greeley and Brown Club of Fordham,
~ Y, raised D large banner. last Saturday evening
after which speeches made by d. b. Wolf, Wni W.
Niles. aud Judge Shields
The Liberals of Winchester, Mass, held
large mass meeting the 23d ut, and addressed
nv Gen James s. whitney of Brookllne, d. s. Richard
aud Edward Whitney OF this CITY,
Liberal rallies were held at IrvingtOn and
Montclar, N j., on the Gath ut., p. T. Quin, James
Courier and others speaking at the former place and
J. c. Fitzgerald OF Newark and the Hon. H. T. Crozler
Of Brooklyn ut the latter town.
The Liberals of Auburn, ~ Y, were adj
dressed Thursday evening by the Hon d. a Ogden
OF Penn YAM and W. A. Beach Of Syracuse. The White
Hat Escort ard First Ward Club, beaded ~ Dand oil
music, formed tOrchiight procession, bearing 100
torches.
A meeting of Liberal Republicans and Dem
ocrats was held on Thursday evening last in Smiths
Hall, North Planned, y. j. and was addressed by the
ofINewYork The gathering adjourned Win cheers Tor
Greeley and BrO"n
The Liberals of Center Isle, N. Y, have
organized Greeley and Brown Club, and elected the
following Officers: President, Simon J.. Lusk; Vice
pres,depts James NO Ian aud Nathaniel Woodwork;
Secretaries, George LiyermOre ana spencer ClarA;
Treasurer Nathan d. Benedict
Greeley ana brown CIuD HAS peeh organ
t,ed AT Bay shore NewYork with the following officers
President IL d. Brewster VloePresdents. r. s. Wicks,
W H. Pulls W. ii. Young john DagHtt aud Benz.
Hiebie; Treasurer, A. X. Burr SECRETARY. A. Domlny
on SATURDAY last, the Club built Greeley and Brown
farmhouse
The Greeley and Brown meeting held at
RamApo RJo klaud County N Y, last Fridly evening,
was largely attended, ana the speakers James b. Mac
kenze Of This city, and the Hon ID. c. Calvin, were
listened with great attention frequ nty receiving the
~
on Friday at soatsDurg when speeches VIII Do madc ny
Gems. Mcmahon, Bartlett ana Others
A large Liberal meeting was held in Music
Hail. Kingston, N Y, last Saturday evening speeches
being made by the Hon S. 8. Cox, ID. NJ DE witt and
MAYOR Lindsey The five ward clubs OF the city formed
nne fOrchght procession, attended by bands OF hhc
MANY private residences were Illuminated, and cannon
were fred at In eryals in honor Of the occasion.
The Liberals of TarrytOwn, N. " Lelh one of
he largest meetings last Friday night ever Wiiesh IN
that village. Irving Han could not accommodate the
crod and large numbers unable 20 gain aditrnce
John ~ WILLIAM pges4ded aud speeches Were nude w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
fonoon advertisements

DURFORD JEAKINS alias JENkS0N left
ID Battle SUSSEX 10 Great Britain the 18Th ofJly sie aud
rived n Pa cet, Fwor1 ID September, lal an1 ws seos
sltersari jouci oy biz .il.en.
The ehdrrr Toe R0n Jskns entitled to auh sSars
Mci o. cir grauithef late II eh In the
said County io whoa r.s % applicants.
10 Mr. Henry beri Aforesaid. William blscknAn
Young Of B.ah Buda. ssngs Brn SOLICITOR Of
whom they reqaestet e. ip1ly Immediately
Dated 18th september, ls1A
TOSEPH JAMES BENNETT, late of IA Nor
ton Pog London England earnestly requested 10 ~n.e home 10
m. hou reader this Dent Know bm
ooah paTen
lie was al Pea!uaeG County Mcsn July 1890 sace uhch
d.i. no udng. received Information respecting She sbovs
viii be lnIay received by his p,nls al Il Norton Foate Lon1oA
{. DEN ARkABLE, very Remarkable are
IL ., ,fe liapsoashs Pyree saline ia pre- ea,lss Ass
urng SMALL skI Diseases Specsly rcrcshng si
ovgorsng Soli by e. Cets aud the Mailer. I'D holoonh.
London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
REFORM IN GEORGIA.

Ex-Gov. BROWN DECLARES FOR GREELEY-AN
EARNEST APPEAL TO THE SOUTH TO JOIN
THE LIBERAL PARTY.
Ex-GOv. Joseph E. Brown of Georgia, who
has hitherto maintained perfect silence on national
questions. and who thought by many to be favor
the reelection Of Grant has published long and
able letter declaring ms conviction as follows:
shall support Horace Greeley, not upon his past re-
cord, but upon his presen. position, and ms acAnow
lodged ability, honesty and integrity, In the firm BELIEF
that he Will, when elected give the country an honest
economical, oldfaShoned administration OF the Govern
ment aud that he win do all IN bis power to restore n
mony raterna relations between the different sec
tons Of the Union. My opinion Is that he VII n9l per
NIT extreme men on either side to control ihe p 3 20
his Administration. And in this believe he Will nave
the cordial cooperation of the Nce-President 10 oe
elected on ihe sam" Sos sGSe oT which he has
been placed IN NOMINATION pn dSrT o1r o mistakes
and our foes, may remark that people have gen
orally come 10 their sober senses ana are no" re5 VI
party in the Northern states composed Of large wing
OF the Republican party, and almost me enure pttlo
cratic party have up united aud proclaimed her
veTSal amnesty, and TO bring back the Government IN
by our and TO eOnne and Federal Gov
ernments each within their proper sphere TINS powerful
and honesty familiar with the history and theory OF
our Government Who as lifelong opponent OF Tue
South the slavery question, has since the war auvo
Gated clemency 10 the conquered ana equal Pohucai
rights to all ,.... A.
olive branch Of permanent peace; ana stahas re&GE 70
protect equal nights in the Union III the IutuIe a
In this ~ is interest ana our uuy
Shall we qubnle about terms divide our strength ano
thereby secure election OF the candidates OF the party
who oppose universal amnesty and the just rights OF b
South In Union and who seek TO destroy the reserved
rights of the States: aad by unWlse action cause
those who seek alliance with us TO lose confidence III
sincerity and in future 10 turn then backs upon US
Or shall las aside such theories however cheIshed
in the abstract can never De maze praccaI
aud taking view OF the SITUATION unite
and consolidate whole strength, ana send up such
maiOrties for the Liberal ticket from the southern
States a. viii satisfy our IIieh9s 'nad ne Va re- MAJ
RELY upon us i'm every struggle in future between Cen
tralisIn aud Constitutional RepuDlcansm as the hlh
friends OF the laterl Can there be room for reason
able doul that it is duty 10 stand as united Peop
by the Liberal party and strive TO MAINTAIN lOcal ser
government and Constitutional liberty IL seems 10
there cannot. Then let US give Gov SInltn ana our
slate ticket such majority IN october as VIII siauuen
the hearts and strengthen the hands OF the Liberal party
i'm the Northern states in the coming conquest, ana
thereby swell lc glorious triumph which awaits Greele!
ANA Brown in tue election in November next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
THURSDAY. OCT. J.

THURSDAI. OcT.
Mails for R1rop. Pymouth. Cherbonry AMI haonrZ
sho Iu ga ose IL Supp ementy hi o. fier 1901 On
Third.st Hobokea closed al steamship sails a. p m o@
foot Of TMri-st, HobOkeo- =, d.. A.. -...,. ,.,A
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be pfepsa WIN
Mails r Havana and the West Indies BY steamship Moro Case Close
Ppm Supplementary Mail on flef NO ~ H. % ''''"
D. m Steamship sails at 5 D. m. ,,r, l.. ..t, -.
IAN deposited Supplementary Malls must DC peO" wiz
lonble postage 49,. ID - o.. x.,,
THURSDAY m. steamship sails from fof@a11 me- On
Friday. a. .. 49,. IN
be 10 cents Papers cents each, sha A'1 DC pe
FRIDAY. OCr.
No Steamship Mails - -
SATURDAY Der.
M, for Great Britain and Ireland only Wis Cork and Liverpool By
The steamship Atlantic at No SuppeIentir Mil ~. IN
ship sails 1880 from White star DVch FN'nA Fe! '''
Mails for Europe Southampton and Bremen per seamsms
NJ. cose a. nj a m A Supplementary Mail Pier al foot
ofThrds Hoboker. Is closed at steamship i' az = D. m
Direct German Pru closed Nail sent by ths me LA
IAN letters deposited in Supplementary Malls '' Do pepad VIII
double postage III. G. I.,...,
viii close at Steamship sails d. from fie ~ % ~ *
West the steamship CITY Of Aasuh e's ~ y :"
seam,hip sails at p. from Pier No. ~ &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
No Steamship Mails.
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LTyERPOOL-TR steamship WiscoasR, Oct 2-Reg ava
Mrs NcKeye Commodore j. K GOJOro Miss L. ani bliss " d.
Goisboough Miss H. Davis Mr. j. H. Uphor Ms, w hear
J. or +. Tins. Lieut. X c. Cotton,
Westby Dr. A. H. Flood Mr. SeNbndge las
Mis- KIM Rev f. W CadewOOi. wife and children, M hnl M
Gsbam NJ kellogg vii and children M Baker. Miss Bacon.
Mis-, e. Latham Miss Pratt Ms BuriOl and Miss bInleL
FOR IIVERPOOL-Ia steamship Java, Oct AL O. Maroa.
T. Gerry REis Miss Sullivan Peter Nelson, MI sri ~
w m Scb Mr. and Mr.. p A. jayne, Wm. v crsole, NL aud
Mrs Seadng aai son Miss Beam Mr.. AMI Mr. Char e Bel
aHy james Gaatn jr A. Paul; Mt iO7, Mr. Retads NJ
and Mrs Geihl Mr.. and Ms. HAHN. Manuel OgeIra MI
and Mrs Dart, Charles Lempnere Mrs. r. g. snort
Rev Thompson H. Higgas David Parry Parker Master q
W Srooner Horace Wmot Mrs c. SDOore Mss Lille Spooner
Master H. O. spooBer Hobbs and maid Fsa-s GsvaIn Is
King Dickson ~ r. MeltesohD Ouo Jsfe James B. feIon'
A. Grandae e. A. Taylor, r. Wseshouse L. BGjsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
CALRNDARS-THIs OAR.

Constituencies SARD. J-Opebs at 10 a nc
endar called st 10 n.
a.. .Heydecker agt Reading l44.. Beach egt Decker -
81. Brooks White et al H. NAsnh agt Nasrn
81 Brook. at White 81 al lt8. .Lchensen ag.Lehcnen
Ocel al Reading lfg. The People aRt hOezbA
10 Redmond at The Enaed lng The Board Of AppOr
Maufg Co tonnent and Audit
H. Ngrsh 81 Al AFT Kamak l51. Clark ACT. Bud5enack
So. WesterTeit sgt Ackley 49,. Nlcbei agt Seyhoh
m B-art1 agI Smith. 159. Cowell et Al. fgt. bod.
no Broyp and ors agt Croprer DGckeL
al III. The People &C., CrosbJ AL
40. Brooks sgt. white ct al - Green. 60,
40 IN the matter OF Phyfe l73 The People, &c. hoRey
vsc,te 40 S1nept the Board OF Audit.
49, Of Beach % va Hln the matter OF oHlh.
cate assessment ,,--,-- l. 4,
APPgALs ALBANY. OCT - Do ogN.S VI
calendar Commission Of Apreas Tor nur-a O j. NOS w.
5l3 $50 SO 56i. 81 38 3lg ~ - ~ w o1I 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
CIVIL NOTES.

Joseph Carson, lawyer, has brought on action
in the Supreme Court Brooklyn, to obtain an absolute
divorce from his wife the ground Of adultery The
case referred 70 a referee.
In the United States Circuit Court, Yesterday,
in the case OF Jas b. Clark assignee agt. Adrian Een
and Others Judge Woodruff affirmed the decision of The
Court below The decree Of the Court in the coll sioh
Of Judah agt. the bark Thalis, also Affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03

leious controversies OF the me as well ~ % his own
eloquence, has been very pleasant one loh TO Dmseh
and his many friends His time has chiefly heen spen
in travelling He has been far West st. Louis and
has accumulated materials for book which he intends
to publish, after extended observation uuflDR
another visit He carries with him seeds OF some OF the
most beautiful American shade trees, oaks, and naples
which he hopes will grow in Italy He expresses great
admiration the growth Of this country since be was
first here and OF the nations wonderful recuperatye
santaneOus renewal OF the burnt portion OF Chicago
Father Gavazzi expects 10 return In tue course OF
another wear and he will then continue bh travels
West and carry out ngcherished project OF visiting
California and obtaining further knowledge OF the
American nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
AFFAIRS AT THE BLoOMINGDALE ASYLUM.
n

SIR / take exception to certain statements
which have appeared in THE TRIBUNE concerning che
Bloomin gdale Asylum. DIR. Burr not, and has not
been trial before the Trustees he enjoys their
fdence The absence OF Dr. Porter occasoned by his
declining health. regard him as having been prema-
turey worn by the duties Of his position. vote
has been passed by the Trustees that physician be ap
pointed to fill his place. The Asylum, during the absence
OF DR.. Brown, in charge OF DIR. Burrl. The young
man from Backwell's Island Asylum has had years
experience there in charge OF the insane is not you
say youth OF 49, but Is % years OF ago. aad has been
put in care OF the Male Depart ent at Bloomingdae,
during Dr. Browns absence. The Trustees have urged
Gov. Hoffman 20 have examination made by the
Com mee appointed, and requested the latter 70 select
their time for the visit No extraordinary changes
have been made at the Asylum In reference thereto and
yet there has been official Information OF the
apIJOin tn emit OF the Commission, W.
Aetc- York, Oct. l. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
p1SSENGERS ARRITkD.

FROM SlyANEAH-In steamship san Jdcilo Oe' 2Ms Bes
nett Mira Vlnre ~ Wilson and wife. John Dexter NJ Luinsn
e. Pirney A. Pratt Cha& Lucas D. Gull A. H. iiale H. hon
son Jas Hale B. Alderman, Clas Schel Mr.. Pufu fuey
Y FROM HAMBURG-in siearas.lp HammeEtd Oct w mA
Henrete Ltfmann, Carr Grner, Car No
r n Dr. j. Dener SsTaa Bertor Bertha Caman, Sophie MAYER
atea Cohn children C. Bach ni wife Rosllc eoby snd
children Albert Becker wife children. John Re Fe
yon nen wife ch and servant Bertha F9s Cnweh and
Child Va.era Schmidt Julius Press Dr. j. Hoppe b. Wild AM We
o. Joue Oeh wife and children, Henry Badge Leo Lei
nam C schgs- John Strob Jenny Slrobe H. hATcas and
Others Z second cabin and Storage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
DECIsIONs-ocr. 2.

Supreme Court hdmbers-By Judge Leonard
Of Ben HeHehDAYp caoa dshsrge must be
hannhemIhe end subdivisions %
granted and al the ret denei costs IN the matter Of
application YeleThe application denied Nhney
al agt. Eayer.-Moton granted, vita 80 coso.
Superior COurt-Specidi Term--By Judge Curtis
Poxsy Pctrowsky Ree 10 proof IS 10 aAnory &C. The
Susquehsnna ard Wyoming a. and Coal 60 LoyLMousa
denied without Chabda agt ChAbaGDVoee granted; cees
TO be settled on days notice.
Common PleGs-Specidl Ternl.-By Chief-Justice
Daly.-SimOn smOn.-Decree granted Dlaintf.
By Judge J. /. Dsly.-BOnd ag Bosker-Orter granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
DEPARTURE OF FATHER dAvAzzI.

Father Gayazz, whose arrival in this coun-
Try about 20 years ago attracted much attention In
religious circles, set out for Italy yesterday after
second visit OF only few months On his departure by
the Java he was az 'ded only by few of his personal
friends. His Stay l,le, though unmarked by much Of
that enthusiasm when greeted him ON the occasion OF
bis previous VISIT which partly owing 10 The TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
CRIMINAL NOTES.


Conrad Deitz charged with selling whisky without
shcense he yesterday 600 bail ~ Commnoner Shields
Judge Moore, in the Kings County Court, yester-
day ed Edward the PenenAr for three ea Toe
grand larceny
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, William
Lakn 49, he'd for seang $2 worth Of bras plate. ron
Steele Johnson at No. IS Solomon Bernstein hncei
Jacobs and David Fnee werehe charge Of attempting de-
fraud Vol Sveten Of No Is Bsert Of the lease 81 bis sOue'
bail was fKed At o., 900 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
Dom piatt, writing from the White Sulphur

SPRING. tells this little story The paterna author Of
tho belle here tho other day. shortly after mis- return TO
the SPRING. approached by YOUTH who requested
"A few minutes' conversation IN private ana bcgan |
was requested see you. SIR. by your lovely daughter
Oar httacLnG ut" " Young man." interrupted the
parent brs ~ don't know what that girl OF mine Is
about You are the fourth gentleman VINO has APP
preached me, this morning, on that subject. have
given consent to the others, aud give II to you
God bless YOU"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03

has established its headquarters at Room No 49, Tayors
Hotel, Jersey City. All the NewJersey state Sommt
tees now occupy contiguous headquarters upon the same
floor The canvass in New-Jersey is usually delayed
until about four weeks before the day OF election ana
then becomes sharp and vigorous The Democratic, LID
eral Republican, ana Grant Republican Committees all
report that they have actively opened the political work
and expect 10 make a strong light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03

steamboat seizure case; Henry p. Cooper using can
celed Revenue stamps Christian Harte opening letters
intrused to bis care; owen Cannon, resisting United
fa.es Marshal when In the discharge Of his duty; Geo.
f. Cunning, defrauding the Assay Office by means Of
fraudulent writings Frederick Hllman. connterfeiting
John A. Muchado, smuggling cigars John Horn. Martin
Churchill Geo KOppen, and Christian Anderson, viola
ton OF the shipping law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
% Uhom II mcp concern

AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, well edu.
IN Gated Of mdo good adi'es. oms mean nna ,n
charitable sposuOu, character sene ad
ged 10 desires msAe the Acquaintance some
ouns geulee widow conon viii 'IbW
~ AfRNOSY and Raropean oar Honorable trenent All
aasla promised aud expected No real name o. is 70
ced mutually desirable Please send some saaoe SAFE address,
10 CHAS. G. Annoy n. Y tity Y. D,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
uTNIATURk ALMANAC

SIM $3.50 $40 Moor sl...... 6:o
rus DAv-NH
sniv HOOK Ts5S island $50 heD iae Perry. lGsl
DAN-P
SAndy Sis Gos saDd 61l Heu Gate FerrT iOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03

Total. ,lG7 l2O5 s26l5 1929 A,9i6 1908
Total vote in ls6sfor President 562l2; for Governor
1884, for Governor 1872 $3.50 Majority for Grant in
1868 32I22; majority for Page in 1868, 29'32B ma
ory for Converse in 1872 25,333. There were IA scat
tering votes In 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
THE VERMONT ELECTION.

THE OFFICIAL RETURN-THE GRANT VOTE LESS
THAN PREVIOUSLY REPORTED.
The official return of the votes cast at the
late election in Vermont shows that COnveroes (Adm
vote IS less than OOO instead of 42213 hitherto &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
COLORED NATIONAL EXECUTIVES COMMIT
TEE.

The following is a corrected list of the mem
bers of the Coored National Executive Committee APP
pointed by the Liberal Convention of Coored Men held
AT Louisville on the 26th and Goth days Of September;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
pplehes, Jewelrp, etc.

ERANKFIELD & Co, lcwele's, 200 S.Sss,,"r-
Az, corner Popri-suta.t 12J E coEney ~,
.nthsI American Wsiahe sos niser 81 Sesr, low uc..
Cue,o 90 french Anaeaa Clock aAe selections a. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03

EX-Gov. BROWN DECLARES FOR GREELEI-AN
EARNEST APPEAL TO THE SOUTH TO JOIN
THE LIBERAL PARTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03

aepted:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24


GIN Dubuque fdeinsu bic 5empnensleute
i'm gerein nit ben bisOtten 6siRli@en Der ssr-
fdistsnsn esanssIii1sn Ssetsn nabe bran am
8anatismus psrriidt su perten.
eeBts Wrde maGts fb Der bisiss, tur1 isine
S1nurr,n bsianute S1tnfrirtb Sans 81 4.
Ter ben Ssae, i'm guftrese ieiner @ats, einiser
lufisen Sriibrr, ben Tsmpersn,apphel Sammpnb
su einem Scrtras in frinsm Sdenflsfals cin;u.
Iaeen. Der @inlasuns, bic sitmli6 bUhi6 &c.
balten mar, frnnie man esnncd ben Graf able.
ben. Sntt, BAT, ME ieeer .rwartst bic Giula.
buns iiberisben ipiirbe, erihisne Wentass, ben
16., WcrSsns 10 llbr ni9t alein / II Scmse.
reuSapsfeL neit, Gin balbss Sasenp (6) folder
Scelsnbirtrn in tem 9cfale bss Serrn ailfier II.
nit linen siniss "a WGtdsn unt 6rausn aus
Zen ariipfratiihsn 0amilicn err StaSt.
Die ;afGlis i'm speals anpeiensen @Gfs, bic
ibr @lae Bier %tranfsn, benabm,sn li1 lsbr an.
fansis, has Sierslas srritraus unter Der Slid
unt Jest sins's les. gsim snmarIGs in tas
ecenl bate Ter !3us bic Synnn Come to Jesus"
ansstimmt. mad seren Seenbisuas atm,9isIns
e~eiunsen unb s~eprsbist purbe. DAFT Der fur;s
Sinn Der lanssnStsee Der mar, bic Dsuti9sn isisn
5ranfsntclpe &c. u. nur lie bic ,amerit. pbariiGsr
nit SSub unb StiefsI alsiu in ben Sirtmel
fansa, ritf cit bsimIiGes ea9en berspr. Inter
Gsiane i6lpe paun bic Seisr Der Sprsans bate
natiirliG Elm sablrsiSes puslifum bsrbtisslrat
unb pa Der &aan1, ben Srrr Sifler CUR @srfl'
suns bat, nur sinise 20 psripnsn fakua fam,
parsn Saas, Spf uni Strabs rem Msusisrissn
klpdirt.
SIM Saufe Der Br6s purSe bic in t.n pbea-
srnannten Salupne tsssnnsne MiIipn in yer.
l&isptnsn anberen 9cealtn fprtsssyt bp9
pih.n mir niat nit pelbem Grfclse eas
fam attr Ssesr isben, sa6 sri@isssnc Der Ssrru
9spfsl gu bisisr pesr isasr !3sit 9sfauntibaft
nit BEN SGnlpsslais stmadt bassn, trsnisfeus
mad hsr Naie ;u uribtilsu. DYER III bic srpee
3GIts Sdulp bran.
@emih Der SpaB res 5,rrn aifItr III ni6ts
~rrnissr, os lpbeusSsrtb ~sepsien, bp9 sisits fl.
natiide Auftrsten, bisie Sprlirtbeit amsrifani.
iGer eatiss, bic ibre Gbfniannsr ni5t Won Der
ednasafranfbsit earirsn fSunen ulp tas tisot!s
Srsitrn Sisisr @aNrrapcisl III rod ;u arg.
@bsr tisis Ssfsbrunssputb beiarirft fb ni9t
AM bic g.rbrsiturs BON GemsersnsprinciPirn ;
bisis Wbariidsr fasacn i6 niGt in fstbpIii@e
Samilien einsubrinssn, bort ibr.n Speussreus ~
trsiben, bic aussn 81 ssrtrsbsn unb ebi@On Der
aatbslif iibsr iplSss @sbabren la9t bsipsist ss
nur, wsl@s Mittsl ansswanbt irsrbsn, bamit i9
bisis preachers" in ben susen bss psibli6.n
3bsilsS ibrsr 0emeirss ale tvabre G!aubeneapc.
rel binlelsn fGnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

rertagte, nabm fe einen gelblub an,
bemsemGB Srn. Dufaure's &spe alsntbalten
in 8runfrei& UTsntli9 itsraa anssi@lassn wer-
ben ipu.
ScIaien.
SriffeL 10. DECEMBER. Depsi6sn BON
Sent melpen, tae aud in Der llmssssnb BliGe
ibr gstt ssrlaGen unb has 9anS i%iberI9wsmmt
bassn. SisIe Stabsn fsbsn brsi SUP tisf untsr
gBaHtr.
Geppten.
Gaire, 10. Deg. Der Gbebipe bat nit Der
Sanf RON Gpnfantinupsl cine Inlsibe BON $12,-
100000 abssi&Ip6sn.
Stalien.
q m, 16. DtS. Oas Gpmite Der &bssrrb-
neten. aamnsr, peldss bic ~rslisiSie Corpora
tirns. Bid unter 9tratbuns bat, faets in Ieiner
s~sRrisen Sisuns einea geitlue, wsldsr bic 70.
iprtise llntsrsriiduns Der Seiuitsu sini6IisBlia
css @sreraITsss in &cn,, ais i'm SntereTt Der
Ration s~erlanst. Tics wurpe ron zen liberal
s%sinnttn Strutirten nit Sessiferuns tssriibt.
Seutf1lanS.
gerlin, IS. Dss. 9as Siseiplinarasri6t
CAB ssfern in hem grr;sB ssarn armt.SilSpf
Tfam esanrpsfp elm pabin l~autcnbes llrtbeil at,
paB es in benz Safe feline Gcri6tsbarfsit beliys.
Osrislbe wirS tsl9ulsist 5slbpiGns sur Ni&t'
a6tuns Der Srsres tts arisssminiRsrs aufse-
best 3u baten.
Sefcrrei6.
Wien, IA. Deg. Der 6iuan;miniisr unter-
breitete bsuts Rem 8si6sratb tas Sutset fir
1873. Seiner SGdbuns ssmGb slautt sr einen
llebsri6nb BON antsrtbaIb Iiaipnsn @ulten CT.
tpartsn ;a bilrfsn unb ;,rar in SpIse elmer Ser.
mebrnns Der Snlantlsusrn.
GnBlanS.
2cnten, 10. December. Die Zines" be-
ridtst bsuts niprssn feds Sptesurtbeile tprsen
Wprt.
las SdiT vMatGIsb" srn Bottom III an Ser
9ife BON Nprtbumtcrlane nit Manu u. MaaS
,a @runbe sesangsn.
Natri1t 1T einsetrcfsn, tas a6t;is T~sriunca,
spn tpsl&sn man slausts, bab ie BEL srStrantsn
ess Griisrantsnl6ifes ,SranFlin" auf Ieiner
8abrt Yrn Samburs mad Gan SraneiSrs, an Der
9nisl glislans, su 9ranps sssanse,,, ssrrttet
irprtsu InS.