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THE CITY.

HIGHWAY ROBBERY. J. H. Stephens
of the steam ship Dahoola, lying at the Bulls
Head, came down town Saturday night to pay
q visit to one OF his friends, and on his way
home, between the hours of and o'clock
Sunday morning, lost his reckoning. He
walked from square to square until he met
two young men, whom he stopped and asked
them to show him the way to the New Basin,
aud from that point he could find his way
back to the steamship.
The young men were very polite and cour-
teous and informed him that he was On the
corner of Lafayette and Franklin streets and
Immediately started together in the direction
Of the New Basin, and on arriving at that
point the Captain pulled his pocket-book out
containing 500, for the purpose OF paying
them for their trouble, when they grad bed
the book and ran up Rampant street followed
by the Captain, who failed to overtake them
after chase of four squares.
Officer A. A. Maurice saw the two young
men pass in company with the Captain, and
identified them as William Dixon, alias Moran,
and Henry Graham two we'll known thieves.
Capt Jacob Gray, of the First Precinct, de-
tailed off GERS Maurice and Francisco to hunt
them up. The officers made dlligent search
through the places they frequent in the rear
portion of the city, and succeeded in captur-
ing them. They were taken to the Central
Station, where they were identified by Capt
Stephens as the men who robbed him of his
pocket book. Moran and Graham acknow.
adge stealing the money.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 13-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat steady, fair demand, 81 70
al 80. Corn steady, firm 47@49. Barley
firm. demand fair; No. spring 81 2O(9l 20
Rye quiet and steady, 7S@SO; Pork dull and
nominal. Lard quiet ana firm; steam held
12s, kettle sold 13a@l3a. Bulk meats mac
tive; sales of partly cured shoulders and
clear rib sides 7l@lo3 for packed on spot,
S!@11s for buyers April. Bacon quiet and
unchanged. Green meats steady, moderate
demand. Hogs fair demand, lower; fair to
good packing 81 O5@7 IS, choice heavy
81 1907 So. Receipts II, $50; shipments
none. Whisky-demand active, very firm
holders asking higher, 81 10 on spot. 81 II
for tomorrow. Butter steady and UNCHANGED.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 13-Flour quiet and m
changed. Wheat quiet and steady. 81 oog
l %. Corn quiet and firm, 1906 Oats and
rye quiet and unchanged. Provisions dull, q
shade lower Pork s21 50@22 rs. Bulk
meats shoulders 81, clear rib sides lO1 clear
sides 1O4. Hams, sugar-cured l559i54
Lard-tierce 134@14, key 14a@lA. WHISKY
quiet and unchanged, 81 10. B1gging quiet
and firm, pound 121, q pound 124.
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GENERAL, NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l3.--Mr. Glover stated to
a friend that he was unwilling to succeed
Cen, Henderson under the restraints imposed
nv Pierrepont's telegram removing Gen. Hen
Serson. that he considered the acceptance
to an sns Of en rsdsn
.ha rrosacntion for the slightest criticism
mon the conduct of the President or
his Cabinet in short, that he re-
garded an acceptance under the 0., CIR,
cnmstances as concession OF certain
,,r;v;laoes which not only every attorney, but
every man feels himself entitled to in this
country. u.;.oa c.o.as
NEW YORK. Dec. Ian the United United states Ss.s
Criminal Court, before Judge Benedict, onas.
n laurence, indicted for smuggling silks
through III the Custom House, was a,rs j ed
: and 5, charging him with forgery e .,a out ~
refused to plead to counts 8, 4, 5, g. = ana ~,
charging him with passing false papers on
tinted States off ,ials on the ground that tn ne
bad not been extradited for that of1ense' lhe
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R.YEEs AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 13.-River n feet 8
inches and falling. Weather clear aud cold.
Arrived: Susie Silver from New Orleans.
PIrTsBURG, Dec. 13.-River Z feet and
falling. Weather cold and clustering.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 13-Ryer rising, with
10 feet incnes in the canal. Weather cold
and clear. Up: Mary Houston, from New
Orle ans 10 Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, Dec. 13.-River 49, feet and
rising. Weather cloudy and cold. DOWN;
Chas Morgrn, at TO A. NJ.
CAIRO, Dec. l3.-Arrlved: Colorado from
st. Louis at noon. Departed Colorado for
Vicksburg at P. M. River 10 feet and fall.
ing. Weather cloudy; mercury Al.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 13.-Arrived: Common,
wealth, Bee and barges from New Orleans. De,
parted Tidal Wave for Vicksburg. River
risen inches; feet reported out TO Cairo.
Weather cloudy and cold.
The river rose l inch; cloudy, warm, with
indications of rains Arrived: Ella from
White River; Andy Baum from Cincinnati;
Bismarck, from st. Louis. Departed: Lizzie
Gardner and John Means, for Ohio River
Alton for St Louis; Tolle and Arlington fol
New Oleans: Alice Brown, Terrene, Joe
Kinney for Vicksburg; George Wolfe, south
V1cKsBURG, Dec. 13.-Passed down: Thomp'
son Dean, 3 A. NJ Up: Mary Bell, 10 last
night! Lucy KERN, ?. N. Arrived: Julia
River tell inches.
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court ordered the plea of not guilty to be

court ordered the plea OF not guiity W Oo
entered for him.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 13-The Hon. George
Fl. Pendeton was serenaded here to-nlgh1,
and made an eloquent speech to the imm
crowd. Gen. Gartnee nominated Pendleton
for President. which was received with ap-
plause. a., ~
The creditors of West, Edwards q 20. TO-
day accepted a proposition to settle, by COM
promise. at fifty cents on the dollar.
New BRUNSWICK, Dec. 13.-It is unknown
whether DIR. Durham, native OF Savannah
Ga. found dead, was murdered or sulciueu'
There were no marks Of violence on MS ooay.
PoUGYKEEPs1R. Dec. 49, Moderate weather
anahIad ali boats on the Hudson, caught IN
dangerous places to reach secure haroors.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13-Bishop Simpson,
of the M. E. Church, has denied the state
ment that he had expressed an opinion on tne
subject of the third term. He deprecates any
attempt to connect the church with poiiticai
nominations or elections.
BosroN, Dec 13.-The convention TO nom
mate what is known as the Cit zens llcKe,
for the municipal contest tomorrow naheo
Samuel G. Cobb for Mayor and eight Kepuo-
licaus aud four Democrats for Aldermen.
This ticket and that of the boiling Republi-
cans is alike.
Freedland, Harding & LOOMS have failed.
Liabilities S7GO,OOO G. M. Freedland,
special partner, is also reported as having
failed. He Endorsed for the firm for half q
million.
PROVIDENCE, R. T., Dec. 13.-The night
mail train for New York was thrown from the
track by misplaced switch, evidently IN at
tempt to wreck the train, as the bolt had been
withdrawn and the switch changed by I'M
known parties. Nobody hurt.
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec IL, 1875.
To Capt G. W. Howell, Corps of Engineers,
U. S. A.:
Depth of channel at mean low tide, 16
feet. Least width for that depth, GO feet.
High tide at 8 P. M. Height above mean
low tide. q feet. Depth OF channel at high
tide, 1SA teet Bottom soft.
p. B. SEXTON,
Master of McAllister.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec I3, 6 P. M.-Barom-
eter 1920 Wind northwest, very light.
Weather haZy.
Arrived: British steamer Haytieu, Watson
master, from Liverpool, to Pm, Forwood q
Co.
No departures.
The steamer Dominion is at anchor outside
the bar, outward bound, taking in coal.
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IoosrrvuEp FROM YIRsT PAeE.l

made it impossible for the bondsmen 10 pro
duce the defendent; and after recognlZahces
,uere entered into, plaintiffs took the defend
ant ont of the bondsmen's hands on civil suit
and turned him over to the sheriff 4; that
claim on Mr.. Devlin was thus unfounded and
should fail.
The District Attorney argued that it was
the duty Of the court to order forfeiture
and Mr. Fields points could be argued, at the
general term; and also that the bonds were
merely suspended by the imprisonment o,
Tweed on the civil suits. The court reserved
its decision until Monday.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10, 1880 P. Motion
firm; Middling Uplands ID; Middling Or
leans 7ld; estimated sales to-day 5000 bales;
receipts 16, 700 American ~.
Arrivals 1-32d higher; shipments from Sa-
vannah or Charleston, not belowLow Mid
ding, 15-l6d, November and December,
sail, do, 1864; December and January
shipments from Savannah or Charleston, not
below Low NIiddlng, 6 15-16d, March and
April do, I'd.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. IS, P. NJ Cotton closed
unchanged. Sales to-day Is 600 bales, 5000 OF
which being for export and speculation. Sales
included 1900 bales of American. Middling
Uplands I'd; Orleans I'd.
LONDON, Dec. 15-Sugar on the spot 225
Sd to OBS; af1oat 22s 81 to 22s Cd. Tallow al
Liverpool ASS Cd.
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER Ia lS7o

ANYTHING else, even cupid, he is good, and
were it not for the roars of laughter he pro-
duces in low comedy, we should be lnchneo
to tell him to travel as witch, for he certainty
is a most characteristic one.
The Macduff of Mr.. Cathcars not only
pleased ourselves, but everyone around us.
The. suppdet was much better than on pre-
vious nights.
THE ST.. CHARLES THEATER. new
drama of border life, entitled "Scouts OF the
Plains" was repeated last evening at this
theater by the Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack
Combination. The play is correct picture
OF the hardy life of the trapper, and Is
throughout picturesque and interesting. Inc
leading parts are assumed by Buffalo Bill,
Texas Jack and Mile. Morlacchi, and are very
neatly rendered.
The drama is preceded by the pleasing farce
OF the widows Victim, in which Mile.
Morlacchi is seen to great advantage.
GLOBE THEATER.- attendance at the
Globe last night was large, and gave evil
dence of the appreciation in which this popular
place of resort is held by this community.
The programme presented for the evening
entertainment was an enjoyable one, and that
it gave satisfaction was evidenced by the
frequent applause bestowed on the different
members of the company. Tonight another
splendid bill will be presented, and those who
wish to spend pleasant evening should be on
hand,
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FROM NT. THOMAS.

HAVANA, Dec. 13-Advices from st. Thomas
to the 9th inst, report that Dutch squad
ron was expected to arrive there.
The American schooner Victor had entered
the harbor dismasted.
Coffee was plenty in Hayti and the markets
were quiet.
to Europe to raise o loan had returned unsuc-
cessfI1l
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AMUSEMENIS.

THE VARIETIES THEATER.-L3st evening
there was quite large and appreclatlve
audience at this theater to welcome Mrs.
Chanfrau's return to New Orleans. The play
of Parted, or the Trust Company Failure, :"
which was produced on the occasion for the
first time in New Orleans, is from the pen OF
Mr. G. W. Tayleure, and written expressly for
Mrs. Chanfrau. The play is denominated an
American comedy drama, and has won very
emphatic Endorsements IN other cities where
it has been performed. 1t is founded
on . true incident in American COM
mercial life, and contains much that
is meritorious, but we are free to
confess, we can not pronounce it the best OF
modern dramas, though it is very pleasing
and toward the last gains much IN strength
and beauty. 1t is generally very we'll acted.
Mrs Chanfrau, as Grace Shirley, gave us
very natural and effective Interpretation OF
the fond wife and mother, loving In time OF
prosperity, faithful in adversely, and always
gentle and tender. Mrs. Vanderen as Miss
Jane Kirkland, a superior womaa, was admit
rable and well deserved the hearty approval
of her auditors. Miss Monk, though IN
comparatively small character made the most
of il, and Miss Bleakley was excellent as Ida
De Woolf
The leading male character was performed
very acceptably by Mr.. Frank Mordaunt.
Messrs Morton and Burroughs were also bosh
yerv clever, and Mr. Polk as Harry Arson, a
Journalist, was admirable. This gentleman
comes to Us after scholarship of eight years
| at Wallack's Theater, New York, and could
hardly, after such an apprenticeship, fall to
| be fine actor. Altogether the play is very
good one and is handsomely rendered. The
scenery is exquisite, especially the cottage
scene of the first and third acts, and should
be recorded as another artistic triumph for
Mr. Dressed.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-We have with un-
| feigned pleasure sat before the several per-
formances of Mr. Barry Sullivan at the
| Academy Of Music, and admired his boldness
and independence in severing all ties which
| have hitherto bound most actors to the ira
ditional in stage business and elocution He
| for his daring deserves the thanks Of the stu
| denis of Shakespeare. For too long time
| we Judged of the truth of the great bard's
WORKS as interpreted by those who follow in
the grooves of those who have preceded them,
| and hence it is we delight more in the newer
characterization as given US by Mr.. Sullivan.
In Macbeth his bearing, dress, and "make
up" ito use o technical phrase) were most
| agreeable to the eye trained to the older
school-the reading sonorous, the action
"suited 10 the word, and as whole most
just. ,
withstanding our previous commendatory
notices. surprised US in its vehemence and
yigor. Saving here and there too low pitch
| to the voice, she far exceeded our expecta
tons in this most difficult role.
Put ketchum as Queen OF the Witches, OF
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MARINE.

GALVESTON, Dec. 13.-Arrived Steamship
State of Texas, from New York.
Cleared Ship Lizzie Ross for Liverpool.
Sailed: Ship A. L. st. Amman for Liver
pool, bark Enrique, Cork, for orders.
MANILA, Dec. l3.-Arrlved: Steamship
Hernyesn from Portland.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Dec. -, Evening. = Money
offered at 8. Sterling strong, 4.S5!. Gold
closed dull, 1144@l14s New SIS III. State
bonds quiet and nominal. Stocks-closed dull
and lower.
Sub-Treasury balances: Gold S42, 745, COZ
currency SAL. 207, 74O.
The Sub Treasurer paid out s25, 900 on &C
count of interest and Sl52, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts $4,000.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-For the Gulf States,
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val
leys, stationary, followed by falling barometer
winds back to southwest and southeast
warmer, partly cloudy weather.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
S Williams & wife, La J W Sprague, Providence
II Ketchum &wife, lex Miss Norwood, Tex
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

New YORK, Dec. ID The following were the
closing quotations at the Stock Exchange:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-18

refine 8etrag Der SppOtbef gebett werbeu
tptrO. SSn bieiem 6alle lieb Die betreffenbe
Sahf $4,000 mcbr auf elm Sbett, ais beIieu
Steuermertb betrug. Doh erit, nenn mir
Die Siite bes periDnli6en @iqentbuns, reldle8
Slerltng Der Sanf perpfGnbete, ii6erbliden,
erbalten mir eineu Segriff, wie leidtIiunia
bic 8antuerlpaltung pirtbIdlaftete. 6le2
ming lieb /. 9. $26,3OO. 0afiir aab er
fOlgenoe Gollaterals: auSitor'8 Gertififafe
5ll 20 Gents, mertb $9,7O7.62; goubS Der
DYonng Dfen'S &briit. glifOc." au 30 Gents,
mertb $500 unO Slpet Sgpotbefeu gum 8e,
TRACE BON $4,000, Suiamnen S15,307. .62.
Selbit peun ale bieie Sid)erheiten Ri 8qri
angenoumeu ipor6en nGren, miiroe ibr 9Serth
ntd)t mebr al8 $22, ,5O1.33 betragen baben,
ooer $4,000 peniger ais Die 9tote. GuBer6em
bat Die 8auf nod fir $40, 1892. So ntdlt in
6oiitrte gtoten BON 6leming, fir rpelfe lie
fetnen Sent 9edung beiItt. Die 6raqe ents
itebt bier: mer lit bieier 8lening, mel6er BET
ben Wtdgnaten Der gfegerbanf eineu 10 uuunl=
ifrdnften @re0it geuoB ? - @r iit elm 8ars
unternebmer beS 9tltrtft5 uub be1ielbe hat
titr Geu. .. 8. Somarb, Sen. 8alto6,
Prof. Sangiton nn0 ben idlmar;en &ajIircr
Der n6reebman's Saoing8 & Sruitz@omp. >"
gS. $. 9SiIlou, elegQnte 6Guier Qebaut. =
2ettere8 ertlGrt wobl Die SbatIa9e, ouB er
IroB beS unumi9rdufteu Credits in Der Jte-
gerbanf bennO9 bancroft muroe. Die 9ted=
nnn9eH Der auberen Sting zMitglieoer mel
len dbnlihe Boiten ouf. 0tan bebauptet
ptelletdt ntft gu piet, penu man aunimmt,
oaB Die etgeutlifen 9iebe bic 8eamten un0
DmettOren, iOwie Die bofitebeuOen @riin0er
oe8 Snfttut8 mareu, oieielben lieben bic Sci
oer obne SiderbeitGu aus NIB lieBeu it6 BON
ben ant oteie 98elie begiinittgten Berionen
,SGuiT i6euten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-18

Senbers mehr beoiirfen, unO bic Sabn3itge
fDunen NIT elmer observation-disclosures in
Sepcgun9 geiebt uno erbalteu mer6en. Sn
OampiidJiffen fam bic 9teiie nm bic 29eltge=
madt meroeu, ohHe Oai3 man &oblen ntitiltz
nebmen brand)t. Sb man ans Sal5maner
0Cr ben0tblgten 9nniter3engeu fam, oaritber
ltno nod felne SerIudJe angeltellt luoroen; upo
ote Srage lit 0aber nod 3u entibeIoen, oh ELI
S9tt Den Rauu, Der bt8ber mitGOblen an3u'
tllen mar, in Sufunft nit @aferfGiierH anz
tHuen mus. SrOefien fuo gar feiue 10 groBen
Wallermohen 3um 0taihinenbetrieb erforOer=
ltdlt al8 man Dtelletflt glal1bt, ein geu6bu-
ltAcS Srtntgla9 Ooll 8aiieriett etneD&aidtne
oon 20 Bferoetraft cine gdu3e StunOe lang
lnSemeguHg. 6err &eeleD idgt, bic erIte 6Tents
llqe AnSltclltng Ietner NtaI6tne pirD aut Der
Bennlglpauia, Giienbabu" tattftnbGl. gSenn
es oa5u fomlnt, lulro er eiHen Srail uon Der
Sta0t Jtems Yort ncbnleu, nadJ 8bilaoelpbla
1abreu ul0 8uritdtetreH. GeiHeu @enerator
mmo er III Ybila0clpia itationiren, eineu Ses
galter fiillcn, Der Die gRai6ine be0leitCt, uns
2rtnt genug mitnebmeu, um 20 9abumageH
ladl gtem=9 9lorf Hno 3uriiCf fiibrcn iii f6nnen.
Selne !gtadtue luir0 ttluen 2drm MAIDEN un0
Der So5n5ug miro it) gerdri6lOS bcpcgen.
Der Generator taun entue0er I'M Sa9nlOf Sus
riifgelafen, oOcr le uod] benz 8uuIde Oe8Sn-
9enlenrS mtt9enomucn weroen. gr lit Helm
unO compaft uuo nimmt iebr mcntg 0iaum
Elm. Die bewegenoe &rait oicier Grftn0ung
Witroe iid pOrtreiilih fir SraBeu- gtienbabrz
Sagen etg1teu uno miro mabrihctnlicl ie6r
popular Weri eli. Die Soften Der glpparate
merbeu iid ie naf Der @rDBe unO Der Qe.
miinihteu 2HSfattung Don $500 auf $500
belaufen. g8enn 2tlle5 10 1T, ioie e8 III Dem
Sbtgen Oargefeut muroe, Oaun miro oieiegrz
ftnoung b08 g8un0cr 0e8 ueun3e6nteu SQ6r.
BnnOert8 ieiu. 0ieieutgen, bic 6errn 9eelp
tenneu, ipredcn ittl icbr gtinitlig iibcr ietue
peri6nltd5e Sntegrltdt unO ieiue 6dbigteit aus.
Die 6erreu, Die in JtCm,Dorf itd) fir oieIe8
YrOjeft intcreiiiren, iin0: 81. Gbroop,
GbarIes y. 6ranfItn, &barle8 2amiom, Ger.
geant, @uttingwortb Us. 3. 6atd), gGiutam
". 28rigbt, gS. .. @tGder, S. S. Smitb,
y. $. Gliott, Sohn 90. SSiuiam3 uuO S.
@. NuOrem.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-18

flirun9 ttt6t erfolgt, obne Sunter Sin mdre
haS 4ano pabrl6einlid] nidlt frei aemoroen.
Sbne ben Gag BON 8unfersSiu niirSe Die
Sei6i6te Der lebten buuOert Sabre pielleid,t
manfeS 9roBe Gret9utB, man6en gl1uSenoeu
geamett Hld1I fennen.
gtapOleon l., Obmobl bamals faum Sabre
alt, mar ntdt mentger elm 9eih6pf Der BON
gunter 6tl battrenben Aera, als @eorae
Baibington; obne 8unfer=9ia tpiirbe uielz
leift Der Same @tban 9llau in Der @eididlte
gldusenber 6afteben, oils Der beS groBen Sir
9tnier'S, uuo Der groBe Ndpoleon ndre mohrs
ld]etnll6 inter &u6lut9 XVI. ODER XVII.
gum @eneral apancirt, aber er bdtte ME @elez
genbett erbalten, beu grofreiS nit ieinem
Rubme 5u fitllen.
Son BEN beute feftli9 gei9miidten Siiael
BET @bGrleitOwn ftleg Dor bunOert Sabren Sie
S6aar bernieber, pelhe uuter @aibiuqton'S
Subrung cine 9Seltmad)t be5Dang; bas auf
Sunfer. SiQ 9efloiiene Slut bil0ete ben Sitt,
iuelfer ole y @Olonie'n, benen lt6 balb oarauf
AUDI Georgia ani9loB, Su einem @anSen
perban6. SIN Sergleife 3u ben fur1tbaren
m0rOerii9en S6la6ten Der Reuseit mar
Sunfer Sia cine armieli9e afaire, peun Der
Sag fotete auf beloen Selten fanm 400
2pulei aoer lple 9rOB lHp le9eHSret9 loaren
Die Srii6te! 0aS am II. SUM 1775 per9oi,
iene Slut bat einen Saum gebiingt, befien
d3meige itber alle SDlfer i9ub= unO i1otten.
9ebenO itb eritrefen. Gs lift nid]t niebr ais
reht nno an9emefien, bab Die @eod6tniB.
feier bieies Cages beute allgemein i'm 2anoe
began9en perbe, uub OaB Elm jeOer amertfa.
ner beilte 9erer, Die beute ppr 100 Sabren
i'm gtamen Der 6reibeit itarbeu, einen 9lu9ert=
bid Der @rinnerung meibt. - 9tur Der iit
piirbi9 Die 6reibeit Su genleBen, pelder bic
Anitren9ungen 9erer, Die iie ertdmpftel, gu
i6Iten meiB.
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Saltmme Mo, 1retag, ben Is, SUM- 1875

uG6fter Ndbe paren. Sett CAB Sen. Some
Srber, Gbarlelton in Sra1io 3u l6ieBen, aus
8utb iiber bic giieoerla9e ieiner Splooteu
ourhy yetne Sanbpoll Sauern." Siele Solbaten
maren bon iol6em Sd,reden ergriffen, Das
ie bis ua6 llfer, ia bis in Die Sdtffe flobell
uno bon ben SffiSieren nit SGbelbieben mie=
Der portpGrts getrteben uer6en muBten. 9et
Oem britten Sturm auf Die Sd5anSe, in mel
der fpeniger ais 200 Munn ftauOen, gelung
berielbe, t1tbem 6one an timer unge6edten
Steue binter Die Yruitwebren gelongte. Ser
g8iberitan0 mar bartnGdlg geWeIen, aber iebt
;ogen fid bic PrOuinSialen 5uriid, General
gSarren fielr als er eben Die S9au5e oerlafen
bate.
Col. 8errot fam obue irgenb cine Sermun,
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clifton mar. ST mar entriifet, baB ibm Sen.
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aleih er Oarum idOn am Mor9eu eriufte,
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Der WGd)t bonn II. auf ben IS. Die 8oiition
mieber gu nebmen. Sen. Yutnam bate nadb
Der 4ufgabe BON Sreeo8 Sill Die gerIhaus
suug be8 b6beren gunfer !6iQ our6Ieten mol.
len, CT ruar ndmli1 a(lein 3rpetmal mGbrenb
beS Cages nad) Der paliniel gerttten. Qber
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ganSeu 9u9er gu Cambridge, CAB e8 nidt gez
mug, Die 9iigel Su balten. 9ieier llmitanb
alleln erfldrt, tuarum man Ite ntd]t bebauptete.
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Soote, 305 8ermunbete uno 80 9efanQeue,
in Summa 450. @eneral Sage CAB III ieiD
mem offi5telen 8erid)t ieinen Serluft auf 1854
Dtann oil, 6arunter 13 Sffi5tere get0btet uno
20 perpnnbet; BON ben SrouinSialen ieoof
fullrbe ietr 9Serl1tit a1tf 800 9Haun al1oeoeheu
Die 4faire batte ibnl ben @ertb Der 5iigel
geSet9t, unb jebt beridauSte unb beisste er
oteielben. Die BrOpinSialen aber perltdrfteu
thre 2inien rings um bic Su6t. Am 2. Suli
lan9te Der neue Sber .@eneral SEQ. @aibin94
ton I'm 2a9er 81 Cambridge on, unO iiberHahm
oaS @omnaubo bel Der Selagerun9 oor 80.
iton. 9tele Oauerte bis gum 8ribling 1875,
mo Die amerifaner ii9 Der 60ben pom Dor
DIETER benldfttgteu, melfe ebenfalls 8oion
beberrihen nub meldle @eneral Sope, Der
Der gadfOlger bon Sage, berfebrter @eiie
nlft beiett bate, mOrauf Die @u9IdnOer Die
Staot raunlteu.