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The Sharkey Case.

The last news from Havana announces that
the Spanish government still retains the con-
demned murderer Sharkey in custody, and
that there has been no change in his con-
dition so far as his return to the United States
is concerned. We have no doubt that if the
American government had asked for the sur.
render Of Sharkey the Spanish government
They could not very well have refused it aiteI
the precedent offered by the return of Bidwell
the forger, to the English authorities. Tho
difficulty in the way Of asking fol
Sharkey on the part of Mr.. Fish was
that if he made a request upon the
Spanish government for the surrender
of an American citizen under sentence OF
death the Madrid Cabinet would make a re-
quest upon the American government for the
surrender Of the many Cubans who are now
in New York and also under sentence of death
for participation in the rebellion" Rather
than submit the government to the indignity
Of having such request proffered Mr.. Fish
consents to allow Sharkey to continue to en-.
joy the freedom afforded to him by the abb
sence Of any treaty Of extradition with Spain.
1t is difficult to criticise the action of Mr..
Fish, but at the Same time we cannot but ex-
press q profound regret that Cuba and the
provinces of Spain should be O refuge
for convicted murderers from the United
States. We think that Mr.. Fish
could easily demonstrate to Spain the dis
tinction between political refugees under
sentence Of death by a court martial because
of political acts and murderers like Sharkey,
who are the enemies Of the human race.
When the English government asked the
return Of Bidwell, the forger, Spain could well
have answered that England gave refuge to
the Carlis:s and Carlist Generals, who were
as much in rebellion against the Madrid
authority as the insurrectionIsts in Cuba.
The Spaniards preserved this distinction and
respected it IN dealing with England, and we
think they would have preserved it and re-
spected it in dealing with America.
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BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROP RECTOR
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The Preside t's Answer nc Last
General Grant Upon the Third
Term.

Term.
The letter addressed by General Grant to
General White, the President Of the Pennsyl-
vania Republican Convention, which We print
this morning, is the most important political
declaration he has made since his accession
\ to office. 1t will be remembered that the
State Convention Of the republican
party in Pennsylvania passed reso-
luton declaring that the nomination
Of any President for three or more terms
would be violation Of o sacred tradition OF
the constitution. This resolution came as
the expression Of various forms of opinion.
The democrats had made serious if not
fatal threads upon the republican
supremacy by their arguments in ref
erence to . third term. The republic
cans, or that large portion Of them who
with true citizenship cared more for the coun-
try than the party, resented the intrigues Of
even candidate as inustrious as General
Grant to overthrow q cardinal principle OF
the Republic. They saw, even as their polit-
-, o.,,.. ,o,,d,,, o,o;road that spcb :
violation, such q departure from the
solemn and immutable principles Of
a. constitution wonld ha an in
novation, the result Of which no one
.o,,ld foresaa For While n America we are
,,oxo.od =, ,ri+.or, constitution an ;nstru-
ment ;nsnired lv the wisdom Of the fathers
tbero i also n All representative govern
uo,4, :. ,,rwri++or law rha the Ene,ish
oors+i+,,+;or which ranresants the wis
do-o "a ernor;.nca ~ generations
- -. : ~ Mind. &c all natr1-
49, oor,,o ~ vo,ra n written law
:. ! 81. +..d;t;on which has made the
.o,a;- &c ~. r,oni5on~r g. roo-o +bo,, two
$500 :, ;n4-;-oar,or+ of orr libar+;es No
ora Ia. avar snnnosed that there was any
or..;o,. d.n,er i the Presidency Of Gem
-, cron+ - &c o,v other officer
= u,d - noor coror1;r,art "a
J.,
~
60.
FoOp.
80, a.. boh;na
la -.
i.
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From or reports this morning ie probabilities
are hat the uedtier today triA BE clear or partly
cIoaLil
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WE GryE another letter upon the purposes
Of the Masonic Order to which tic approach
ing dedication Of the Temple gives particu-
lar intarpak
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

GIIMoRE's SUMNER GARDEN,
dnte Bnrnumis ufppodrome GRAND POPULAR CON.
CERT, a.. = P. NJ closes ~ II L. NJ
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BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE,
Fulton Avenue.-VARIETl, az r. Nj CLOSES n ~ -
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
twenty eighth street and Broadway.-IHE BIO 81
kAhZA. at Z. N. CLOSES az ~ ~ Z. N.
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CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT. at p. N.
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TRIPLE S III Il L T.

NEW YORK, MONDAY. MAY 81. 1875
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THE ENGLISH ARMY Some time since,
durlnr the administration Ct Mr.. Gladstone,
the Queen issued warrant abolishing the
purchase Of army commissions. Under the
old system an English officer could select
any regiment be pleased by paying certain
sum Of money This act cost the British gov
eminent millions Of dollars, because TIE gov
eminent Unidentified tie officers for the
privilege Of which it deprived them. Dr..
Disraelfs government restored the system,
The effect Of this is. as Lord Cardwel, the
Secretary Of War under Mr.. Gladstone, showed
in the House Of Lords debate, that the poor
officers viii do al tie disagrceable work and
tie rich officers FIJI Tie nlcasant posts.
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LYCEUM THEATRE,
Fourteenth street. sixth ayenue--CHlLPEhIC,A NJ
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NEW YORK HERALD

NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
GuMoRE,s SUMNER GARDEN
aats Barnum,s nippodro@e -GiASD POPULAR CON.
CERT, AIS P. NJ; closes ~ II L ~
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE,
Fulton Avenue.-VARIETl AZ r. III cAoses n ~ I'd
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, -
Esny street aIo and a. IS 80 y ~
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT, a. ~ NJ
LYcEUM THEATRE
Fourteenth sixth avenue--cH fLPERIc, At
BPM Miss soldene.
\. 3, p,..a MsTEqFGhIThS At THF = II
SAN FRANCISCO MIHsTRgLs.
RiSsTRELsY. ats 7. NJ. closes At ioP. ~
wALLAcK's THEATRE,
P. Miss Ada Dyas, MI. Montague.
BowERY OPERA HOUSE,
10; 2ol Bowery.-yARIErY. At T. NJ. closes At 10 As
ROBINSON HALL
West Sixteenth strect-Engiish opera-G1RoFLE
GIROFLA. at 8 2. NJ
WOODS MUSEUM.
sT oSsffyPy Rs%B TAET Tass9
closes at loa3P. ~ Matinee att r a
THEATRE COMIQUE,
No 54 Broadway-YARIETY ut Il NJ; closes At 10 -
PA
METROPOLITAN MUSECM OF ART,
West Fourteenth street-Open from ~ A. M. to r NJ
PARK THEA
Broadway.-EMERsONis CALIFORNIA MISsTRELs,
at eP. N.
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
No GA Broadway-VARIETf, al : T. NJ closes at 10 40
Pm
BOOTHS THEATRE
corner Of Twenty-third street and Sixth
JANE SHORE ana BLACK-EYED SUSAN, at 2 NJ;
closes II r. NJ Miss Clara Norris Mr. George Rignold
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BOOTHS THEATRE
corner Of wentyhird street and Sixth avenue
JANE SHORE ana BLACK-EYED SUSAN. at NJ. /;
II r. NJ Miss Clara Morris Mr.. George Rgnod.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
No. SIS Broadway.-VAkIETY, at D +. Al.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRE Els
broadway. corner Of twenty ninth street-NEGRO
MINsTRELSY, at 4. NJ. ; closes nj 10 p. M.
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Pm
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wALLACKiS THEATRE,
Broadway,-THE DONOVANS, at T. NJ vciosss at l0:2l
r. NJ Miss Ada Dyas Mr.. Montague.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE,
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ROBINSON HALL
West Sixteenth strect-English Opera-GIRoFLl
GIROFLA, at s r. NJ
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WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway OF Thirtieth sreet-SHERlDAN
MACK'S GRAND VARIETY COMBINATION, At 7. NJ.
closes at 10 As r. H. Matinee at Z. Al
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PARK THEATRE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CALIFORNIA hINSTRELS,
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ssss w. s - ss': e: IAs ssis
~ very IowrstsA
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PROPOsAIA.
nvfaoE ~ YHs SAILORS SNUG HARsoR, NO. n

Wan street. New Fsrk.-Prspessls win b received
fhs cqes snd !, O'Clock hosn Of February Is 1875
!qr the Flying rssnrsd or garning the Hospssr Build
doors tor coll chambers Plans and specifications may
SSrYra bsiidsr, Sc,iors' Snus hs3Icr' &s@n Island
~ III - ssosissd ssparassy tor hs dinsrsnt Kinds
The Trasssss DO not bina themselves 70 accept me
lYwsH * AW DIl Yhish shsu not b deemed 70 the in
"'''S % ~ '"' fES69xs osEEHLRAs, oon.roIsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16
Cine &artofels 9lmsaeuuma.

Sir bic EartOfsl~N us Reuuna, rpelde
pom 14.-20. Oct. gu NItenbure abee,
baIten wirb, baben neben elmer 9r5sern
An3abl pom 3a&tern jest 16on feds
sebn lanppiubidaftli9e Dereine
Deuti&lanrs tbre getbsilisuns suse-
last. Cine bsiOnpsrs rese 8etbeilias
uns febt aus cen tbIrinsilbep 6urs
fentbamern, rem 6erScetbum Anbalt
uno Dem S5nisreid Sa6en III erpars
ten. Au6 in Hbstnprsnsen, Dem Ne.
aierunsss Sesirf Srombere unp In am
BERN lbeiIen DeutidIanps wd6f cas
Snterehe fir rie AuSfsquna. Die
rihenl9aftli6e Nttbet!uns Der ause
iteuun9 peripri@t mad zen ieitberiaen
4nmelcun9sn ebeben 70 soQfaneta als
tnterehant au perpen. Mit Der Nuss
ltsuuns Miro Elm SaattortUfsl : Marft
S%erbunpen iein, auf mel1em oer @erz
taut aud lecisli4 mad ben auseefea.
ten Wuffern berpirft perpen fam, unp
Der Wartts Ausidub cen 8erfauf auf
Wunl9 Ger Gilenber oermittelt. Eur
cine beabf&tiste @erlcoiuns fouen
$4,000 sccle a so pig. a~usaeeeben
uuo fir 5000 M. @erdtbe unp
fir $1,000 %. Saat 8artofeln an,
a%nfauft werpen.
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g6tpei3.

Bern, %. Sspt. Im is. b. 1T BE
8unresuerlammluns selGloGen ncrs
cen, Obne rab cine einisuns bsisliG
ces Wilitair : S%teuerselebss snil6en
Stdnreratb unc Nattpnalratb su Stans
De setcmmen mare. Die peitere 8e>
rutbuns 1T bis sur DsesmbsrfBuns
ausseieBt.
Sn eusanu (ganton Eelfn) 1T IS
selsssntli& Der Msitatipn fir Die Na>
ttcnalratbswablen su bluttssn Nuftrits
ten se!cmmen. Die yR5ln. 3te." mel>
Bet rarlbsr Bern, 81. Sept. Sn
Susano bat BET Nuffeauns Der Natics
nalratbs : Ganoiraten Elm blutiser
Sampf 3wil9en ben eiteralen unp I'LL
%ttancntanen tattsefunoen, ppbet %
perlonen rerpunret poroen inp."
Dem 0u3erner u0aterlano" oebt fol-
senre peitsrs Dspelds su: nSeQin,O.
no, 81. Sept. Die wage in eusouo
1T dubsrt beu~nrubtssnp. @ehsrn Cali
10 mod Montas) Ibencs muroen $50
unbewafnete 8dreer pes 8estrfes
WenpriFp pom ben Napicalen ON
8abnbcfs une ielbt IN ben gilenbabn>
waescns ansesrifen uup NIT &eopl<
perm unb @etterltl6uGen in Die 6lu9t
sei&laeen. Mttten In eueano arees
srifen unc lebenssefabrltb Serrpunpet
rurcen bic 5erren 0roBratt Cello, d.
0suuni unb nod pisle Aneere man
bat um eirsen5lTlde Snterpention
na6eeiudt um Die SrorIns rpisrer
ber;uae4en." SIN ani6lub paran be-
merit pas conlerpatipe glatt .@ir
fisen CUR ndbsrn Srtentiruns pieler
laeueli9en rapiealen @emaltlrei9e
GoIsenres bet: nAuf !sytsn Spnntae
battten bic &aoiealen cine 0erlammz
lung tn 2usanO ausseldrtsben CUR
Nnffteuuny tbrer Nnttonalratbs Gam
otraten. Dessletden rarer pte con<
lerpatipen SIuelinse Ssiins mad
Manaenc, etwa 20 Minuten pom Qus
sanO, ;uiammsnberufen CUR Gonfituirs
un8 zines eonlerYatipen Sueenobunpes,
genannt bic n3utunft." Dieie @eIes
mo6te nun, pie mir Dermutben,
ben Racicalen Mnlas sebotsn baben,
Gommunarben : Attentate aussus
fibren."
3afplse etner Depsl@e Der uSSln.
3ts." III bic Gilenbabnlinie auf Dem
tnfsn ufer pes 3IridersS sees Dor Der
Stution 5orsen in elmer Strede pom
lnSefdbr 100 Gus in ben Gee psrlunz
en-. Cir bic sanse 8abnbofss Nnlase
'cn 6Orsen miro Elm 0leides beflrds
ct. 8ewcbner Der Babnbpf5s Nnlase
'srlahen rieielbe bereits.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

mittaes So DOtnesbdube Elm SGutts
baufen. $50 Seelen ftne obpaGIus
serporpen, ibre san;e 6abe, ibre ppu>
ffdnpis ~eineebeimfe Grnte 1T perbrannt.
9eirer 1T AUDI eth MenItsnlebep babel
;u befla9en, wdbrenc mebrere &nrcrs
BON einfIr3enosn 9altsn l6per Ysrlsst
purpeu. (8urpe in soriser Nummsr
turs semeIpet.)
Dinslattn, is. Sept. Dian 1dreibt
Der Gieuer @olfs;te. Gin pom Sabre
1871 ber po~blbstannter, unbsinli6er
SAT- bat unS wieper aufeeluGt ndm
lid eie ~rotbs &ubr". Set piersebn
1usen bat iie pieper ibren Ginsus in
unleren Mauer, sebalten gum Slid
1T atsr nod Niemanb Ger b5len Sranfs
beit e:lessn. Set pieier @eleaenbeit
erfennen mir riebsr rs&t rpsl6' cine
@Obltbat fir cine @smetnee bic 8aru1>
bersisen Shwefcrn fino. Son 6aus
ellen fe ;u 5aus, I'm, BET ZEN Granfen
r~ieisntsen Dtenfe ;u rerri1ten, Dor
welden bic n6bfen 9erwancten lelbf
man@mal &bideu taben.
GcncUn, Is. Sept. Man bsfir9tet
rab oas GuswunDererlhif StratbmOre,
pcI6ss am 19. April BON 9oncon mad
Otaec abIe9elte unp cine Wannidaft
BON 40 R6pfen, iOwie cine sroee !3abl
Auspanperer an8oro bate, III @runre
sesansen 1T. Da pa1slbe mad finf
NOnaten leinen 8efimmunsSort nidt
erret6t bat, pdbrsnc anpere Sdife BON
elei6er 9auart Die Gabrt in 70 bio so
Iassn lrid3uIsssn pRssen.
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Stunt Smpfifreit in Oemtieb=
Ian6.

Sn swsi srrsen ssseu eindnpe
! ssbsnpen St,Smu,;s,sn bat in Deutl6:
lamb unb In prsubed q, sssialatiu
F3 Der Smpfrase bem16tis!, Dor
umfabt Elm ernite8 SmpbwansAsTsp
cas @ebist eer Wsnl6eu : 8s1unpbeil
anb idnsiret tief tn bic perTSnIi6e, fir.
psrli6e 6reibeit elm: bier oaseeea IN
ss Die Observation-Disclosures unp t9re
OficieQe 8srtretunb, wsl9e in tem
nsusfer gntwurfe elmer seadenorc,
nune fir ZEN upreusi(6en Staat" tie
~SGuBirpfe" Der Simmer fir BEN
saussn unfans oes 2 taatss nil oer>
bieten lal7en uno in ibren Wptipen
su Dem e%rwdbnten Gntpurfe bieIe
esnfmareieen, bancisen Sdge aus
ipri9t
Dtsie Stslrns u~nierer eeeisz
'atise ~ Der S6uBpodenimpfuns Cas-
ndmlid fsrner mie felt 1906 @ Cen
S6aafbeerpen,B eibsrn cas ginimpfsn
csr S9afppfen m69li6t amtli6 emp
foblen perpen ipue) entlpri6t cent se.
9enpdrtissn Gtanrpunfte Der gsteris
nairwihenidaft nidt; benin earita
minpefens 1T fein 3wstfel, pae eeimpfte
Sdafbeerpen tenlslben S9uBmcstes
seln unterlieeen mifen wie Die per-
Ieu6ten, neil purd rte Smpfuns bic
aranfbeit feIbit une Ger Nnftedunsss
lfcf erseuet Miro"
Getner betFt es ebsn baIelbf:
Die @efubr Oct Seudsneinla!sp<
puns bat bier Gin Den Dflibsn 2anesse
tbeilen) In au6ssbebnteFem umfanse
su rer Sdrmsrimpfuns Gosenannten
SGubimpfunsl seflbrt rur6 meIde
cine ME perffs9snre Guels pes Mnfef,
un9saCfss flntlt6 erbaIten MIR"
cl9es iprtdt cine pfTcieue feat:
li6e 8ertrstuns Ger observation-disclosures in
preu6en uncerbldmt tn bic Belt bin
aus, na6cem taum Elm babies Sabr
rOrbsr Der ceutide Reidstas serape
cas- @eeentbeil nit lsinen batten, unz
erbittli6en G%cnlequsn;en, ren oblcluttn
3npsUons fir xinpsr, su einem
GstdseeieB erboben.
5inerieitS p!ro ieSer 0ioerf ano ae,
gen ras seieBlide Dertpt ces Sdaf>
'mpfens, anoerieits jsesr palfye 8iesrs
sese1 pas spanssssleBli6e @ebct
ces Nenl9snimpfens nit Strafen be-
erDbt.
$50 blsibt BIER bic ecsif Sesr felt
irann gilt in Der Naturwifen1daft bic
eae Die biOlcsiiden @ruur>
Der 5bierpbyiclusie, benen Der
Observation-Disclosures piamstral entaes
seneeieBt pas bic gerimpfunesfolaen
tstm Wenlden beterOeen su tener beim
ftnb @enn ras aber nibt
no blstbt bic @eniequens, no bic GIN
belt Der Naturwi6enfdaften
Sepenfaus birfsn Supfeesnsr aus
eiefsr bemerfensnertben Tbatlade bic
S1lusfOIeeruns ;teben, bae ~renisfens
tn prsuben bic erfe Gtappe sur nHfsbr
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pom Dem Babne pes Smpfi6uses be-
reits ansetreten III, beppr ras osutlde
3manss : Smpfseieb nod feline 1bds
tiafeit tescnnen bat-bemertt pte Ames
rita pasu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-27

ben mirfiamIten gSiberitanb bietenb. Sdon
aeqen lbr Qbenbs fonnte man iif) an Soro
Ses &riegsi6iffes Der lleberSeugung nidt mebr
perihlieBen, baE man frob etn miiiie, penu
nur bic fettung Der Semannuns geliuge uno
hanbelte banad). 2lber es foftete bis Wtitter.
naht aneeitreugte Nrbeit, ebe man gum j3iele
gelangte. @lIdli6erneiie giug bafiir bann
aud bic 8eraung Der Wanni6aft ohne ieben
ltnfal Dor ft9. gfi9t Elm Meni6enleben
murbe perloren. glber bas 8rad Der yg8=
meraloa" piro bod, nod auf lan9e 3eit ein
melanholiites 9enfmal bleIben.
8eiter mad Der Stabt su, nit Dem Sorbers
tbeile III etne Der Molen feit eingeramnt, liegt
bas 8racf Der ,,Goen," BON oeren llntergar1g
mir weiter oben beri6teten. gto6 Elm Stiid
meiter Die ebenfalls i'm 2aufe Der Na9t ans
llfer setriebeue franSOfi9e Sarfe ,Sules SOrs
beS." Sle lie9t gan5 auf einer Seite, ibr
Sbertbeil gang ben gSeaen preiS9e9eben lrb
mirb lpobl 3uerit BON ben 9Selleu seridIlagen
merben. Son Dem ebeufalls, mie i6on oben
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bon ocu Sulfs, 2aniden, SOoten, bic Dem
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elmer Statiou bis sur anoeren, bis SIR Staz
tion SeGa Siita, lit uOaftdnbi9 bon Den gSels
len nnterrniuirt unb unbranhbar geworoen.
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manoes bebiirfen, I'M ben angerifteten Sdaz
ben nur einigermaBen aus5ugleiden. 9en
@eiammtperlnit on S9ifien recapttuIiren mir
mie folgt: &ornette ,@smeralOa," Mann=
idaft gerettet, srpet Sermunoete, elm Sein-
brua. 8arfe yGben," Der @ompania 0tari=
TINA gebDrig, 48O Sonnen, NIT $4,000 uer-
liGert; 9a6uns 800 Sonnen, gum srOBen
Sbetl gerettet, ebenio bic Wanni6aft gdn3lt9.
grig9 ySruliao," po4itduoig seridlagen,
153 Sounen, nit $4,000 uerI6ert; @apitan
8eterien, Odne, nebft Sobn ertrunfeu; iibrige
Rannidaft serettet; Gigeutbiimer: Ser
S9miot. 5rans. Sarfe Sui. Soroes," 366
Sonnen, 9eItranbst, Otanniduft 9ersttet.
Sarfe yMaria 2riie," Wannidlaft gerettet.
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geiunfen; @apitGu nnb 6rau NIT iteben Sins
beru, lopie einise Mann Seiabung ertrunz
fen. Sulf yOiiff," pollftdnbtg seridlageu;
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ganse &eibe bon Sfiffen. 4uf so miro bic
3abl Der oerlorenen Weni9euleben geidjdtt.
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GaropaifGe Seribte.

- lleber bic &ris9sOperatiOneu in 9 b ae
MEN at beridten, 1T etne unm0gli6e 4ut
gabe. ytid,t allein, baB fid] Die alfonfiitii6en
Ino farliltii6en Siilletins Drett rpioeripre-
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Baris, Marquts be 0tolinS, Dem Wtintfer.
prdiibenten Buffet in Sertretnns bes 0tini>
itesS OesAusmartigen mitgetbetlt, bab er cine
Sermebruug Der frau50il6en Sortebrungen
an Der ipauii9en Gren3e als notbwenoig ers
a6te. @s iei su erwarten, bab @eneral Dor,
regarap iiber frana6fihes@ebiet uadb gtaoarra
mari6tre. Die 4ntport bes 6rn. buffet miro
nidt mitsetbeilt. Sn5mti6en baben bic @r=
eigniile cine iolbe @uentualitdt, wie ben lie.
bertritt Oorresarap's auf fran50iii9eS @ebiet,
in nebelbafte 5erne seriiA. Nad ben neue.
fen Depeiden 5u urtheilen, bat Oorregarap
BEN Sies bis auf gSeitereS uieber an feline
Sabnen gefeiielt.
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lamb iit elm giienbabn llnfaa beseenet.
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Gtufubrt in Der Station 6aas, ;rpii9eu ct.
Yeter uno Salentt1, gerietb Der 3ug auf bas
fali6e @eleiie uno rannte gegen ben bort ite=
benhen 9itersus an. Der Sronprins uno
beiien @efOlge, nit IuSnabnle beS SdgerS,
Der an Der Stiru ifmer uermunbet purbe,
trugen feline Serlesungen papon. @iner Der
Qngefellten am @iiterSuge wurbe iiberfahren
unb get0btet. Die Bittrpe bes ruliiifen Sc
nerals Spreleff, cine Dame uou 60 Sabren,
bic itd i'm 3uge befano, tpurbe leidt uerlett,
mar aber i'm StanDe, Die Geie fort;uieteu.
Der .3ug ielbit ipuroe gar nift bei6dbigt
Oerielbe fubr iofort mad benz 3uiammenitOB
riidpdrts unb iebte na6 eiuftiinbi9em 2luf
elttbalte, pdbrenb oeGen otegSagen unteriud)t
uno intaft gefunoen wuroen, Die 6abrt FORT
@r traf redt5eitig in gimba9 ein, nm Den
Ini6luB an ben miin6ener S9neusug niht
5u oeriGumen. Der &aiier pon Seitrei6, Der
iofort BON benz Sorfa1 benahridtigt uuroe,
telegrapbirte al ben SrouprirSen, nm ibn1
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9liidliden @nttommen III gratuliren. - Der
Sanoelsmtuiiter bat Dem Director Der g8eit.
babn befoblen, cine ftrenge llnteriuhung por=
sunebulen. gtad Der grfldrung OeS DIRECTORS
fallt Die S6ulb au Dem llnfall Dem 3ugiiib.
rer uHo Dem gSetfenlteller S1.
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gebar, nadber eine 8ieie BON 40 ader
mahte, elm 8inberuiertel lunidte, Ha6mit.
tags etuen Weg BON 60 Meilen su SuB 3us
riiflegte uno bic gtadt binbur6 tanSte.
Sa bte Sbiterubte IN uno nm Cine n
nat total miBratbeu lit, 10 beiBt es, baB Die
Baltimore Sbio-" unb yBenninlpanier
@entralbabn" segeu ben Is. Quguit Sbneas
3iige CUR 8et0rberrlng bon Sriiften aus ben
Staaten 9elapare unb gtetpsSerieD, mo- Die
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etrrtd1teu merben.