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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
Deutide Brtefz2tfe.

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b. S. nt&t absebolt pprben tfnb.
Damen-Brtefe.
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Sis Wm Grau SboburB Nars
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Raim Mleranbcr ,@6efael z
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Mars s @olf Seiepb
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Renete @m Walomann 0eonb
Neujabr Bran3 @ihmsyerQ
Das Briefporto mad Deutl1Ianb 1T:
l1eber Bremen unb 6autburs 6 Gts., s3ettun-
gen 3 Gts.
ueber &nelanb 7%tS., 3ettunsen 4 @ts.
: So. @teeIod, woameiR,r.
Senrp Tbeuipt, beuti9er Glerf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Oeffentlt@e Gtnlasans!3 nr ssSB'
ten sab Soufauetsfsa Hefauratton: Dte ssu
6. @&mtbt Mr. 242, Drihs @trabe. gen
testan psrben 3u teberS Stubs frtf@e Cutters,
@eaiseL, TOreQen. Gleif@iorte, aatr Mrt, @ilb,
tura IQes, nas ber Marft at Delitaitfen btetet,
ferpirt. Die feinfen @eine unb 2iq1eure biz
tst rnsins Bar; 8ri@te. Confetti unb Gonbitu-
retnaarsn tn better Muspabl. DteNufwartune
81 ieber s3sit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

@egen ben MateriaItsmus uire
81. pafur %. @treibsutb Dteniae ben 10. b.
Mts. i'm Wtbenaun, cine Gfenti6e 8orleluna
balten unb atuar BON tuiGenidafliaem unb reli>
etSism @tantpuntte aus sessn bic Sitter Ter
Mfen-D yuafte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Sir M onumental.Nrbett tn Gtein
erbielt 81. Yster Weneler BON bier an Der
Staats, 3air he erie unb etnSise g,rdmie.
User cine ioide 8efeauns Glr Grab, Monu>
msnte II. {. w. 81 MAIDEN eeuenft, wirb es in
feinem @Ortbsile faben, tpenn Ct tiesIbs isBt
maat, ba bic betrefenoe Irbett wabrenb bes
@intsrs beceu!sno biaiser gu feben fOmmt als
CUR Sommersaeit. Die Bertadte bes brn.
Bensler If an @afbiustun Stra6e eessniter
GitY 9aa. 256
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Gin i@rtdIiGer nnfaIl e~reienete
id lestea Disnaae in Der pRusfabrit sonS obn-
ION uno Suntib 3u Ga1iu, infoIse 8erRens e.
mes 8roBsn Stleifteins, Der BON etnent Yferoe
s~strtsbe1s Dares unb aeun Gentuer f@wsr par,
Gin Norpses. Ramsus Die @creon, ,par b.
bt bel~dfttst ale Der @teiu In Stide ger
plaste. VITA Ssid rt6 ibus ben balbeu 9opi
pss, wdbrens etn ause uab anbere Ibeile BEE
8spfss mad alien &t&tuuseu eel6Ieubert
uurbeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Yramien 8. - Sn bt,
S9ule ber Maria 0immelfabrt.@ emeinbe rur.
ben bu;& bo&w. P. @atuu Gapfr folsenbeu
8naben pramten iiberret9t, fir ben Monal
Mpril:
&sItston: Yeter e&uh 9einr. Msbser,
Ebsot. Mi&el unb Sean Teupel.
SIM &s&nen, gnslii9 8n9fabiren, @eu.
graphic fOmn,t bieien ebenfaQs Der preis su.
q. 9. Steiner erbalt cine sgussi@nuua,
pel@er ni&t i'm gstrasen l@ ausjei9nete.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

81 neu Us a t-@ tam, am
Dtenifae Mbenb bier ait, btfebenb in flint
Mann, beg'eitet BON mebrereu Ne@anitern, bic
unter Nuleituus bes 2ano-Msenten Der Norb-
paeifc Babn bic Sinie berielben bereilsn, INN
bas 2ano lanss ~berielben bebufs 8iIouns elmer
Solonie in ausenldetn 3u nebmeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
S1tuf bes $albiabres !

Den seebrten Nbunnenttu 1T ct. gaul unit
l1rasesent 3ur NutiA baB ber ~Tanberer" an
S&lu6 Bee erfen 9albiabres. bieits Sabrgansa
auf bic ridfanbissn getrdse re&uen mu6. Sd,
BEN Gtn3sInsn 1T Is &penfe, ALE suiammtn abes
ipiden be @antertaiae. 9a0st alto unlrn
oeal.assnten nidt sereebli& a~ntlopfeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Sir teGinlenbune neuerNbous
nenten mUsen uniern bersli&sa Dant en-
pfanseR; gur alien unier Sraseuer s. 81. fer.
ner 9. q. in ct. Gloub, 8. s. &. in Serbian.
8. Q. In Mlbany, s. g. &. tn Tomab, q. s.,
in ct. @esrse, s. g. tn 2atetutun. s. ". 81,
In Nt@monb. 5. {. IT Gepere unb 9. s. IL
Serbian.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Das @attler- @eIaaft, mel&es Der
serturbene5r.G. S.Msbssr an ber tritten@ tra-
6e, (obere Staot,) in bts1ser Statt sefibrt bat,
pirb nun unter Der Gtrma @esssr unb @Sbie.
beimer fortaelebt unb tuerben bic Serebrliden
8unben erlu9t temitlten aud ferner tbr :3u-
trausn 3u3utprneen, nit 3uG@erune lcliber unt
biQiser 8ebienung. 85,8
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
8efet, Oauf

Der to&w. @etflt&leit lowie iibertaupt alien
Grsunben eteies 1lattee, msl@e unieren rttisn-
ben @senten 81. &
9rn. Sos. Mfaer5,
tpatrenb ktner &eik bur& freunpli&e @uf'
uasme uub 6~Srberuus istner aufsabe untsr'
hibt baben. ~.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Cas reiuite uno fissfe 6 rb 2tYer Oil
Qetertbran) in Der @elt 1T bas bon 5aaarb
u. Gaswell, prdparirt am Meeresufer aus
frifhen ausgeladten Qebern bon GaSwelL,
9aaaro u. 6 o.. New yort. Gs III abs
folut rein unb iab. Yatienten, pel&e Is
etnrial 9snonmen BADEN. s;eben IS alien a,ltern
praparateu Dor. Merate baben ibr llrtteil ab-
aeeeben, oab IS better iei als ireenb Elm antersr
9stertbran i'm Martte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Der BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS BAT
cine Men3e @el&afte uorsuberatbsn, betrefeno
@erbe6eruussn an Straben. Iulaee BON ewers
u. {. ~. Der leitenbe @sF@tspuntt biefer 81
bSroe bel berartieen @ef&dfea, welae bic teu.
er3abler gang beionbers tntereiFren, beaebt b.
rim, bab teine StraBenbauten anseorbnst mer.
ben loaen, bic bas @Olf nt@t felbf uinf&e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Ser Dertudlter hnferer @efunt=
belt tt bic 2eser. Mau ftse bieies wt@tige
Orean in 1bdtiettt, unb bic b5ien currupten
Safts. rsl4s I'M 8lute tbatis Tub, sperben AL
ralis aus benz aSrptr b~eieitiet. Sir bteleu
3wed ssbrau&t Or. aus. 8Snis's 3au1buree.
Irppfsn, bas atte benabrte 9silmittel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Serr s. 6. Be@t BON Der Girma Ben,
unb 8e&t reist nG9Rs @ote mad europa al
un1 ftiner alien 5simatb einen geiu9 III ma.
den. MSse b'r jostaIe RameraD aIudli& ret
Ten unb tpobltsbalten tuisbsr mad st. paul III.
xidfsbren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

~ afet Mlles unb wdblt bas 8efe !
DEM felbf sas Bele erbdlt man fir eiu.n per>
baltniBmdsie serinsen greis I'M Neusn Dry
@cObs- Store BON u. s.. Strau6, So. 1914
Dritte StraBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Saut Centre. Durd zen elevator 81
Me'rois Stsarns 81. purben in ben trei er<
fsn Nonaten bte1es Sabres $4,000 Bulbsl
@siSen BON Eeben girmsn in BEN 9anbel &C.
tra&t, pObsi bas 5aus s. &aplrr u. 60. NIT
26.f39 8ufbsl repralentiri 1T. Der srObte
Sbsil sieies 0ei3ens fam aus Der @ssenb pom
Slafis unb Weranbrta, Opuslas 60.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Maultbiere iprensten su 5unberten In
ben lesten Sasen tur@ bic @trabem bieiael
@tabt uns tnirbsItsn ben Staub auf eleid ei
,'er spilSsn Sasb b~isielbeu aebSren aur 8un'
sssarnaes unb sisbsn mad @efsn, uni cine CT.
petition 3u besleitsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

@ebr btlIte! Sci .. @. SnserloO u
&c., Drttte StraBe, aeben Der 8riide Gnb ~
baben: @O@air &epp 3u 20 Gents bic garb,
bic anberspo 80 Gents bic yarb fo1en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Gurbas S%rrenbaus In St. Y.ter, Def.
fen SoQtdnbisen Iusbau bic Qesislatur be.
l@loGen bat, TT Der Contract BEN 9rn. s. gpbu
aus @iuona ibertraeen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

@&par3e Nlpaeas ~ 10 @euts vi
yarb, biQiser ais trseubpo anbers, 81 bates
IN srSbter auswsbt BET .. %. Sneerfoa an,
60. 96/996
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
2sYtbte neue Nn3etee son .. 8.
CABIN, auf ber s. Seite.

Mtlwaufee 2aeerbter In ausse'
jet&nster Aualit6t wirb Ii Der @irtbF&aft BON
Got @obbers, Gde Der brttten uab Mtuaefeta
Strobe ausssl@enft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

SebermannS @ade 1T eS Mot
feline @aaren 70 sel&madooa ein3utaafen, tpie
bur@ q. s. Strau6, 80. 1914 Dritte @truBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

&tu Madbar eradbIt 20 ben. aubera, tie
unslaubli@ biQis bic @aaren ~Serfauft uerben
bet u. 8. StrauB, 80. 1874 Dritte @tra6e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

9err alb. s. WtlItus, teutl9er Cont
full, 1T Dor eintsen Iaeeu BON (einer eurppdi.
fden &eiie toblteaalten auradssfebrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Bet Cot 3stters, Gde Der Drih.u
uus gsipaefsta Straee, ausseset&aetes geil-
wautee 2aserbier. 9ebea Sag tpIeasibsrQand,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
Neuer M8ent.

Sir Caledonia, 3ouRen 60, Bat biz
Nsentur bieies @lattes eeF. Iternommen:
Serr Gobn SMbf1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
st.. @eters 1tnterftubunas=Oe reiu

Das 8raAfen.@% ernn,itts. t.s ct. yetsrs l1ntsrfakunas.
Uerstns pcld l. Mpntds TN Npril bis sum l. Montae
TIM Wat 1873 teRsbt aus ~fDlaenoen 6erren :
Oberer Dit. prditaa 9rieori6. 2. Ctr. 3. Warb.
5unmel N0att., z. Ctr. ". Sod e~eaenlber.
unterer Din. Seer feiurta. Bort Str, 8. Warb.
5srmaun Rafinir neben Durms 8raueret, A. Warb.
Eranf S6ttd Gprr. Gefr.
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2elt bic neue Mn3eiee Don 9. s
CABIN, auf Der 8. %Sefte.
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2eft btt neue Mn3ti9e BON 9. s.
CABIN, auf ber s. 9efte.
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2eft bic neue Mn3eise BON 9. S
CABIN, auf ter 8. @eite.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

Qeft bic neut Mn3eise bon .. 8.
CABIN, auf ber 8. Seit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
XotaI= Nemtgtetten.

Sn Betreff hes lebten &oneertes
mel&es Der Qiebersran3 IN Der Ruitbale gal.
beruttn ,pir uns sinfa& auf bas !3eueni6 bes
wublituns. belen u.tbeil iopobl iber bsn CT
fela i'm @auasn ais iber bic 2eiRunssn einjsl-
mer gortrdse in siuQimuatser Entertaining anb
Beifal beaebt. Der cine inbet an BEN BERT
li&en @pitl BON Setberts Or&eaer fetnea
pauptsenu6, ber anbere an ~trdfieen @drner.
GbSren, tudbreue 1&sr bic ero6e Mebraabl H.
rem Beifall ben, semiidtsu Gbsr am liebfen
1&eutt, bel psl&su bic iuaensli&eu @dnserin>
neu 70 frii@ unb uauntsr unttwtrteu. aae bat
ten einea isltenen @enu6. Au& bic Deelama>
tionea wurben NIT s~eipannter aufmertiamleit
aufseuuuauaeu. 3ur3 ter Grfels II Gin aass'
uaeiner unb nit gersnisen tuirt man straeb'
men, ba6 bereits tuiebsr gorbereituneen au 81.
rem sr0beren Gonerrte Sstroftn wersen.
Dem @tabtratte ianete Wasur Ste-
wart bic Drbinan1 bstreF.nb Sas gtrbet alss
Sptelens, obne 1nteri&tse, suriid, weil fs al3u
einfatis it.
Mu9 bic &eiclutisu, betreHenS bt @alaire
Der Bsamten, lam obne ruttriatiff sts @ayors
3urid.
Ha@tsm bic frasli$en Sdiattfit fidtserma6en
bei&uttten tporbea suaren, cling bic Rstolution
nebf Orbinan3 AT Elm COMMITTEE auriid.
Der Bsarb Of wublis @orts bat bic Nnlase
zines Mb3ues-g Canals an SHERMAN @tra6e,
Sfli& Der giisnbabn bis Stanley Stra6e aa3u-
orbnen ; bas beibstltste @runbeisentbuu, pirb
init $1,788 belafet, pdbreab Gin 8eitras BON
1892 aus ben. Seuerase-Boub seleiRet tpirb.
Der 9anbelsbert@t btefer Mode
ssist abermals bSbere Yreiie. Der biefss 9an-
bels- Boarb 'notirte:
@ei3en, 30. 1, 1.12, 80. 2, 1.O8, 80. 3.
100.
Sorn, $40 Gts.
Safer, 34-42 Gts.
@er1e, IS &ts. fir No.. 2.
&cesen, As 9ts.
@2weinsFeil&, Gity Me6 $500 per Gab.
eyed 84-104 Gents.
Sn MtImautee (ant Dsiaen go. l III
1879, 80. 2 1.27t.
5n Gbteaso aau su 1.244 fir Mo. 2.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
s 4 fer.

Is. gpeil. Gm,na Gsrtrus SRutbsrs. Gltsra: cub
mig Robbers unb Gta ast. gteGrsa.
q. asril. Soispb @Utsrt Santiss. Gstern: A'Ssrs
Sautlss unt Narsaritta ssb. Sit8srt.
anna g.rubels. Gttsrn: Waaslm eerabrlt une Ieas'
baleua seb. @abr.
Rteslaas gDilttfm Rauih. Gltern: Nteo!aus 8auf&
unb Nars SET. Gttrbe5
emilio SSarfbiuia. Gltsrn; Sstn S1arfrtais uub
Gntlia seb. Rereua ann.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

2eft bic neue @u3etse son 9. s;
:3abn1, auf Der s. Seite.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
3u Derfaufen.

e&eune unb flnf Gotten. seeienet sur 9 drtnerei. un, Bill
Iisen prets.
wtan wente f1 an BE Dot Office in getf ct. PAUL.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
@eIbdftS @rDfnung.

Der u nter3elHn ete bat Ia ct. Softpt, Stearns Gpuntu
Miua., Elm tunibers Oefn6ft er6fuet.
aae Gorten Dautol3. 1(pmte aberbaupt q ues, ras u a.
uer psnR6nbtsen xxnber.Sarb set0rt. tbeuts aUe arter
Don 8ausm6ban perben aets Sorrdt9te eebalteu.
Trefe btnts seaen 0aat.
ct. 8 efept. Stearus Co., NRtun.
20lI92 8. g. Durr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

@ett portser Summer taben fur ben
; anberer" be3atlt; 'ti,-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

&inber ,pcincn eebt ibuen Yitders
gatoria. GS reoulirt ben Wasen, curirt Dino
Collie unb f5roert natirli&en @@laf. Sc TT
Elm Subtitut fir Gator Del.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

ktATArprr friber entoedt tpurbe. Dae
gentaur Ointment 1T 70 belicat unb fsia, mic
elm ELECTROMAGNETIC unb brinst 10 rai9e
unb bauerbafte Silfe, bab man bafir nit Dant
erfaQt pirb. Gs 1T einfa& cine o0rtrefat3e
@ate fir ale Wunben, 2abmuss uno ST.
l6wulte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

@etrant ns
Gerr MATTHIAS S@mit
NIT
Irl. Wfaria &ubertina S@mors
HIM Is. Aprtl: ELLA -
9err Jobann @eber
NIT ..r
Irdutein Maria Sanger.
Nm 20. Ipril:
SEER Joiepb Saneder
IL. sE +. nit F .
Trdmtein 6ertrub 2pbfamp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
q E It . + & n.

q. Yprtt. Sultana Minea. eeb. Seller. Is. 5. ait.
Is. aprit. tbelrt& S1tei;er. IL s. 10 gVt. aIt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
3u Verfaufen.

3etn uber ,uanits Nder Qant. balls culf;r'rt, batb wilt
etne bolte @eete BON Der Stattsrnse entr rrt.
Ra&asfraeen tn Der Office bteies Blatts 81
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
ct. Raul Marftbert@t.
Dbplefale 9reife.
pbufte


q entIt& Gorreetrtppn @ebr. 2imme
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
OanfIagung.

Der ltnteriei&nete fprtht HERMIT alien Denieniseu mel.
De betra acknowledgment fetNer tbeuren 9attin Sulia
set. 8e1tr ~ jabfrst6 ibre 1ttilnabme bewiefeE babeu.
fttnen ber3ltdeu Dant aus.
- ef 81. paul, 2S. April 1873.
Gofepb Minea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
8rmifframfbeiten

gpn ben Qeiben, benen Siele
Jrauen tuesen SruNfranfbeit:n
unterworfea iinb> babsn Mdnner
teineu 8ee,iH. Gin 9eiImittel
1T nun fir fe sefummen unb es
1T mYermunbern, baB es ni1t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-04
The Escape of Tweed.

Tweed has escaped punishment for the
present. He did not plead insanity, but he
had the advantage of jury that "could not
'agree," which latter Is another ''modern i'm
"provement" almost as eflcaclous In des-
perate cases as the insanity plea. The
nine Jurors who were for The conviction OF
Tweed were "slubborn" jurors, and declined
to be convinced by the three who were for ac-
quittal, aud 80 they disagreed" There Is
but one thing about the New York "Ring" bu-
slness which seems to be capable OF legal de-
monstratIon, and this Is, the fact that the tax
payers were robbed OF some fifteen millions
of dollars 10 two or three years through the
agency of TWO or three men. But each of
these men when placed upon trial say that
1t was not he that did 1t, but the others. OF
these missing millions, however, the bank
book OF Tweed showed deposits of more than
one million during a few months of 1870, and
there was significant relation between the
deposits and the payments on the fraudulent
bills OF Garvey, Ingersoll and others, concern
ing which bills Garvey's evidence shows that
the Tweed "Rins" got thirty.three per cent.
on some of those In his name, and that they
must have pocketed the whole amount of
others, as he never got cent and never even
saw the bills. But about these little matters
the jury ''disagreed."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-04
Deep Sea Soundings.

The English Government has just organized
deep sea sounding expedition, the results OF
which will be observed with Interest by all
friends of science. Nothing of the kind on so
grand scale has ever before been attempted.
II Is said that nothing that science can sug-
gest and skill supply Ia wanting 10 make the
expedition the most complete in all ils details
that has ever been fitted out The Challenger,
the vessel employed in this career OF scientific
research, has lately proved her stability and
seaworthIness In very heavy gales on The Brit
Ish coast. Some forty years ago the British
ship Beagle, under the command of the dis
llngulshed Fltzroy, circumnavigated the globe
In the interests oil science, and more recently
the Austrian irIgate Novara did the same.
But more important results may be looked for
from the present expedition, because of the
Increase of knowledge and the advantage OF
better appliances.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-04
nIaury.

A great light has been lost to the world OF
science in the death OF Matthew Fontaine
Maury. Sprung from an ancient and we'll
known Huguenot family OF Virginia, his Ca
reer, more perhaps than that OF any other
American, living or dead, has been such as
to win for him the profound respect OF the
sauants Of every country on the globe. The
grandest practical results have followed the
perfection OF his theories as to the winds and
currents and the Physical Geography OF the
Sea: vast values we're saved from shipwreck;
and the time of the voyage between the At
lautic and Pacific ports OF America was re-
duced forty days, and that between Eu-
ropean and American ports in like propor-
ton. The discovery OF the great ocean
plateau, making possible deep sea telegraph
cables, was another consequence OF
his researches, as also the establish
ment OF rules 10 guide the cruises OF
whaling fleets. European governments vleo
with our own in marked and repeated re.
CO0OUlOu Vi cClfiSSo W
orders, medals and memberships in learned
societies we're showered upon him, and The
most tempting offers OF rank and riches
were made to induce him to enter foreign
service. But he was stauDch American,
Southron and Virginian. His distinguished
part in the Confederate war is fresh in the
fha nln nf
the struggle he resided some time in Eng
land, took service with the ill,starred Maxi
milan, and finally returned to his native
State, where, until his death, be was buslly
and usefully employed in the production OF
OF series Of biographies and the physical
survey OF Virginia, both OF which works re-
main unfinished monuments to his genius
and skill.
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Tho Rural Carolinian.

The February number of the Rzral is
promptly on our desk, with the usual variety
of interesting topics. No one who under
stands literary work, will wonder at the rapid
Increase In It's circulation, when we think OF
the great care and ability with which 1t is
edited. There is no other agricultural maga-
zine 10 the South that shows such evidence Of
not only of d great amount of labor, but q
great amount of labor skiltully employed.
The opening article, Thoughts and sugges-
"gestions for the Month";" exempllfes the
editors knowledge of his subject, and his
happy facility of expression. The next artl-
Gle, the second number OF "Notes on Farm.
"ing," contains some hard slaps against
fences and some good directions how to make
them; also come capital hints about farm
building. There are several other valuable
articles In the Agricultural Department, which
we have not room TO crltlcise. The Scientific
Departments slill show that ability which has
contributed 80 much to give the Rural Caro-.
linian Its present leading position among
agricultural journals. Any one can see that
the Horticultural Department is edited con
amore, and 1t Ia consequently interesting as
we'll as useful. The Home and Literary De-
partment is fuller and more varied than usual.
and we fatter ourselves that We can detect
woman's finger in the pie. The principal
illustration is of a steam plough at work, and
1t gives Just what was needed, clear Idea Of
that machine.
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rilio. In o few moments the passengers neafo
loud cries of help, help, proceeding as IL
from some persons in imminent danger. Iney
then learned that some unfortunate vessel
had been struck and was on the point oil slnk-
ing. Owing to The darkness and sllsht log,
but little was distlngulshable OF the Vessel
from whence the cries proceeded. several
passengers Of the Murrillo asked the captain
and crew t. lower the boats, and endeaVor 10
save those on board OF the other vessel. But
the request either passed unheeded OF was
absolutely denied. Neither captain nor omcers
exhibited the slightest interest In the iate Oh
those on board the stranger vessel they nao
destroyed. The passengers were horrined at
the callousness and inhumanity of the captain,
who appeared to be totally Indifferent to the
despairing appeals which continued to come
from the direction of the sinking ship. He
remorseessly ordered the engines OF The Muir
rillo, which had been stopped only few mo-
ments, to be again put In motion, and she
steamed away leaving the victims OF the COL
lision to their fate.
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