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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-12
Eaaarf,s Rplen- DahnpnIper

efeftp reinst uno mabt Die Sdbue rpsi6, le7t ben ben
Sdhne. Die Saeon Der sbattel ift neu, nieoib, be-
auem uno iparIam. Yreis % Gents. gu babent
alien Npotbefem uno Dro9uen=S Sauolun9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-12
Stefler ,ttto 0eliler abaefa6t.

Soft IN, 0faii., 10. San.-Ote @ebelnt=
poli3iiten baben entbedt, oaB biebilfe @lerfs
BON Wanufafturmaarenbdnbleru Die 9eftoblez
men @egenitdube mad elnen1 9agerblerialon
brad)teu, mo- iie oann beOenteno nnter'm
8reiie an brittle Yerionen perfauft nnrben.
Nle 8etbeiligten befinben iif in 9att nno
baben polle 9eitdubniiie abgelegt. Die elerfS
iparen in ben @eid)dften BON CHANDLER & 80.
unO Gburdia, @ild]rtit & Smitb III Snm=
lleritr anaeltellt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-12
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ofttieu Deri01at.

Cincinnati, II. San gine Spesials
Oepelhe oe8 ,,Snauirer" melbet ans Gbars
leitomn, gS. Sa., oaB heute slbenb pon
bort folgenoe 0epeidle an ben Prdiloenten
ab9ei4idt purbe:
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sims Gnba.
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6apanna iagt, baB in ben Stdoten i'm Sn=
nern Der Sniel inter ben Spanlcrn GROCER
Gutbuiiasmus berride oh Der @rpdblung
alfonio's snm &onige. Inter Den better IN
forn1irten alaiien Ser Sparier bier lit bic
Meinung allgemein uerbrettet, baB Die BRO
flamatlon 9llfonio's perfriibt gepelen uno
baB es leidt m6gltb lei, oaB er, bepor nod
ein Sabr peritrifen, Spanien su perlaiien
mieber ge;wnn9en iein mGd,te. Sn militdriz
fd)er Se3iebung lit feline aenberung bier ein-
9etreten. Die 3abl Der Srnppen lit eben
binreiheno, nm bic Sniurgenten su pcrbtn=
bern, in @iuco Si0aS gr6Bere llnternebmnn=
gen su MAIDEN, tpdbrerb ba8 ganSe Gentral.
Separtement gu ienem SruppenfGrper gebOrt,
unb weoer Die Spanier nod Die Sniur9enten
bemiiben itd, einen Sbeil jener 9egeno EXTRA
fiir iiCl in Seitb I'll uehnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-12
&altimore, Wo, 9ieuaae, IL. Sanuar 1875.

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lei BON oieien ensa9irt mOroen, inter eeitun9
oes @en.z Yoitmeiters 8anbaa fir ibre Sll=
tereiien ~ arbeiten. &Dnne nift begreifen,
parllm er mebr @elb erbalten, ais Tanoaa,
meliber bod oas Saupt Der vSobbD" 9epes
len lei.
Sbalp ia9te, ieit u Sabren lei erim Soloe
BON Senrp Glelps seitanoen mnO bur6 bteien
babe er and ben feften Sang setban.
0onn Yiatt beriei iid barauf, OaB er Die
Subitbie immer befdmsfte; Srlpin, ser iein
SSreunp gelpeien, babe ibm $4,000 9elteben,
$40 o., f1nnSt ,urii cfh,, ohIt hnhp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-12
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epe;ial : Noti3e,t.
baltimore
.fire saCurQrfe OFFICE,

baltimore
tire 1sa(uranff Ottlff,
Easmens@de bon Sontb: ano sSaters StrGBs. q 6
ss esa s5Sa9stfEGlD siSsSih IN Ys Sc,
-. mie in, pnnbe alle grten BON GtSentbum,
ssoen anS sse%rsngaHr' ans cs9ssstsa caasSsIssss
in gom bsarieue oSsr i'm SGieu in saouns benos
Il le iSahrSeu9e u /. 10.
Oa5 Sirsttoriun! beits9t aus folgenoen 9erren:
Geo. 81. Sieer5, S.p. Sapif,
S5Gpio z. gSillou, &. To6t. Senfiua,
Jolia1 Bennington, =. Wforton StetDart,
SrdncS :. Sing, 9. &. Relpcomer,
Senrp @Grrol, Sroiae SorWie,
81. g. Steuart, W. gS. 2aplor,
2Sm. s.. Brune, Ssrael So9eu,
@eorge2. Sarriion.
IppliidtionszSormulareu uuo Deitere Hatr. tbt Ebe
Die @eleltalt wlro In Der Office, Giiomeltz@te Dor
S0uibz uuo 2BateritraBe, ertbeilt, mo aud ale ali
rdse icfort erleoi9t ,perbeu. g&rfberun9en mer6er
Gui irgeH6 cine Brlt an9enommeI, iUelDe oer appl'
fant miiniten mag.
(5ani,iSY) 1r. EBesomortb, Sets.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-12
pie l(furpation in 4anilians.
GroBe SuoianatiOuszS Seriamnllitng
in Nelp Yorf.
Sas Gomplntt tut Senate.
Senator S6urs ipridIt.
gtetp<S Orleans ruhiq.

Die 8eitrise SpuereS =gebatte.-S Der 9ufiur=
Saser WerriA. - 5aS Npro=Somptot ot inn
Senate. Senatur Sd)mr5 iiber 9onifi=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-12

Sem Oorf, II. 5an.-0tc SnOiguaz
tiOn8ueriammlung i'll 6olge Der militGriiden
@iumliG)ung i'll youliana mar OnBcroroentz
lid S0blrcr6 beiudlt unO iebr entbuiiaitii6.
Die Sbiircn wurocn cine balbeStunOe friibcr
ge0fintt, luie gem0bnlt6, unO i6on IS llbr
mar feiu 8laB nebr 5u babcu. Inter Den
promineuten Numeienpen marcn gSm. G.
YrnQnt llno Beter Cooper
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-12

Sle SotIdaTt oes Srnhocnten
i'm Setreii Der 2Ouiiana 6rage miro nidt
uor mOrgcn, oiellcidt nift Dor nd1itenWtitt,
nod eri6einen. Sl Der beuttgen Cabinets
Situng loate bicielbc beratbsn mcrben, mar
uber nod nidt icrtig.-S bcriponS9epeIden
mnroeu bcIprp6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-12

gittle 9t d, Art., 8. S0nuar. = Die
Sanilente oicicr Stabt bielteu bette cine &er.
lanmlung, i'll meldDer iie Sen. Sberioau's
0epcide, iowcit oieielbc auf 2lrfania8 Sc;ug
bat, bm6 Sei6liiiie oe8auourell. Sin
abulifer SeidlluB liegt oem S6eUai,Gomite
oeS Staa.eicuat8 Dor. @tne 9tusabl Dit
3tere uno 8oISuten Der ebemaligen Unions.
armee baben eine abnlid)1 @rtldrung erlalfer
g8aibiugton, 10, San, Arominentt
Oenlof.aten LsaDnuttgeil, i'm 9auie oielel
gSohe bier cine Strlammlrmg iu balten, I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-12

9(uguit 8clmout rief Die Scriammlung Sur
Sronung unD Winpor 28idbam lpuroe sum
Soriiber erpdblt. Gr iaqte III ciner fur5eu
Gr1finung5reOe, ba8 gidd)te luerpe iciu, oaB
Die 8un6csregterrng ibrc Soloaten in bic
Geiebgebung bon 2tlbaup ifide. Gr perlaS
iobann cine 0epeide BON gtep Orleans, in
luelher periifert luiro, OaB man iidl 5u feinem
4ufrubr uerletten lafen merOe, mo oaB man
bon ben Sriioern i'm 9toroen oeil uno 6itlfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-12
Sine ycrEan,mtlun9 aficr @cieB0cbmn8tm
ppracidlla0cu.

9ti6mono, Gmg., .. Sou.-'6eute mur.
Ben i'm Staats= =Senutc bon &irgtnien folgenNe
0ieioIutiOneu eingcbrodt:
oSciGloTen BON Der @eneral 2lHeublp bcS
Staate8 Smginen, pNB bic @ouuerueure Der
Staaten, mel6e Die Ser. Staaten 2lmcrifas
biloen, biermit ernitlidb eriu6t werOeu, iobolO
ais m0glid] bic geiebgcbenbeu SOrper ibrer
reipettiueu Stautcn 5u beruicn, oamit Die
ielbeu nit chamber beratben mo lif gegeu.
ieitig binIidtli6 Der neuliden Snteroeution
Der SnuOeS 9lrnlee i'll Die 2(n9clegeubeitcu Der
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
PROPOSALS.
nRopOsAI,s FOR TIMBER.

DROPOSALS FOR TIMBER.
Sealed proposals will be received until Saturday the
October inst by the trustees Of the New
Brooklyn Bridge. their Office No. - Water street Brook
lyn 76O neal feet Of good quality white oak timber
sawed strips three inches wide by inch and a half
thick Of any length from twelve feet and upward which
be divided By four without remainder.
be free from sap, shakes and bad knots and de-
yered half the dock Of the Brooklyn Tower the
other half pier No 20 East River IN the Of New
York, before the 30,h day Of November
Any further information may be obtained the Office
Oi the trustees
Dated October 10 1875.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

THE ATTENTION OF RAILROAD IRON MANUFACT-
Il urers respectfully asked TO Kailroad In
process Of construction IN sctheastern Illinois We want
bOU necessary astenngs 1000 tons 10 he
delivered December 18th pox aud the balance be
delivered Of year from date The FIRST 20o
10 be delivered tbs paper balance inside Of
year desiring information will please call 10
No $40 st. Nicholas Hotel between 10 and IL A. NJ None
hut PRINCIPALS need apply
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
BoARDERs WANTED.

7O1 EAST TwENTY-sEvENTH STREET.-THE LET
- with Board two three large connecting Rooms
given and required.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

DROPOsALS FOR IRON BARs.-sEALED PRO
posals will be received unt Saturday the 2jd Of Oco
her inst ~ O'Clock by the trustees Of the New York
and Brooklyn Bridge at their Office, No ~ Water street
Brooklyn for the manufacturing and delivery Of ~ Of
Clamp Bars with Collars Keys aud Pins complete, weigh
ing m the about 1900 pounds to be made Of
double refined Of good quality and delivered ~ pier No
% East River the city Of New York before the 10Th
day Of November next.
Plans specifications may be at tho Office Of the
Board.
Dated October 10 1876
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

100 WEST FORTY FIRST STREET NEAR REsFR
lOO yoir Square.A furnished Suit of Rooms on second
heer also well warmed single Rooms for gentlemen to lei
with Board. Il
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

GENTLEMAN LEAVING TOWN OK ACCOUNT or
n his health, + anxious procure situation for his
roactman, whom he viii recommend Address box or
Ofice, New York.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

TlS EAST TWENTY. FIRST STREET, GRAMERCY
l-fO park-Handsomey furnished Second Floor. en-
suite gy private table If desired also Rooms for gen.
tlcmen; terms moderate references.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

YOUNG MAN WISHES A STU ALTON AS GROOM
~ coaehman e0achman and useful strictly
tcmperate satisfactory reference city or country Address
=. Isl DUNN Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Compamys pier foot Of Second street, Hoboken.
MAIN Oct 23 ODER Nov q
RHEIN Oct 80 NECKAR. Nov ~
Rates y passage from New York southampton, Havre
Bremen
First Cabin soo gold Second Cabin s6o gold stoerage,
$50 currency.
Return tickets AZ reduced rates
Prepaid steeragc certificates, So, currency
Tor freight passage apply
OELRICHS y CO., No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

100 EAST TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN THIRD
ls)D and Fouvth RvennesParlo and bedroom to let ID
eentIeman and wife Board for lady; $Is per week.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

/ ENTIRE SUIT or ROOMS HANDSOMELY FUR
nishcd, With Board; also pleasant Rooms suitable ~
anies and single gentlemen 20 East FortyslNth street
corner Madison avenue Windsor block. Reference
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
coAsrwIsE sTEAMsIrIPs.

H'ok NASSAU, NJ IRREGULAR NAIL STEAMSHIP
hne The next three departures viii be - follows:-
FROM New Nork direct CITY OF DALLAS November Des
ssmher from New York via Savannah Ga, November
W rel lsnt Or passage apply TO MURRAY FERRIS Cos
Agents, ~ South street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
NIoRGAN's LINE or sTEAMsmTps

TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING Al KEY
u Vest carrying the United States mail Tho steamer
@ciIf @ oF San ANTONIO Captain Penungton ya Rey Wess
WIN sl Saturday, October - Through Bills Of ladifs
given 20 ai points the Houston and Texas Central Inter-
national and Great Northern Galveston Houston aud Hen
defs IN ana inc Galveston Harrisburg aud San Antonio Rail
roads Freight and insurance lowest For freight
or passage, having superior accommodations apply IT,
&. II. MALLORY Il co. 1913 Maiden Lane.
~. IL GINnE lins l,rrnn
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

El0R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
- The Cromwell Line.
The steamship
AOhIfS, Captain Freeman,
will leave pier No North River on saturday October 80
at r. NJ
Through rates given TO Mobile St Iouis yicksburg and
other points Cabin passage, $50; steersge, S25.
For freight, at lowest rates. or passage apny 10
CLARK 4 SEMAN' As West street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
CLERKS AND sALEsWES.

THOROUGHLY EDUCATED LAWYER WISHES
office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

40 WEST SIXTEENTH sTREET--IN A PRIVATE
II - family. two three pleasant Rooms with or with
Board for gentlemen gentleman and wife hot and
cold water, hath. gas. &c.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A YoUNG MAN, ~
"A nurse. 10 assit invalid gentleman ~ S9se@ifh @
SAIL. Elias Titus sons Poughkecp1ie' pa'enes'
eounty New York
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

/ DOOR FROM MADISON SQUARE, 80 EAST
Twenty third strect-Elegantly furnished Floors with
out board Or With private table parties desiring poye
first class accommodations
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

1-O wAvFRLEY PLACE NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
lOZ nicely furnished cosey Room, with extension sec
ond foor with every comfort home and best Board for
two three persons: references.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

/ SUIT or THIRD STORY sunny ROOMS, WITT
4 hrs class table, 20 aud East Twcnty.third
Madison square; references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

pooKs WRITTEN UP'' WEEKLY OR MONTHLY By
- competent bookkeeperi moderate charges Address
W. A.. box 4 - Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs

TINE FRANCAISE DESIRERAIT 81 PLACER, SOFT
u bonnc deniants on femme de chambre sa.
dresser !. - Clinton place.
T-N JEUNE FRANCAIs RECEMMENT ARRIVE. BTEN
l. nstrit age 10 II ct porteur d'eNccentes refer.
enccs sollciie emplci qLeconque dams iamilc.
Aresser " r. chez N. O. Guerin st. Charles HOTEL 6is
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

VHrASTED-YoUNG MEN TO LEARN THE RETAIL
w dry goods business. LORD 4 TAYLOR
corner Grand and Chrystie streets
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

TO WEST TwENTY-SIXTf STREET-MR LACHEN
IL meyer, formerly Of the Grand Hotel will dispose
part entire second floor family gontemen hand
spmcly furnished; excellent table moderate per
manent parties other boarders.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

IrANTED.-YoTNG MEN 10 LEARN THE TELE.
w graph Opera Ing Business permanent emrloyment
ard good qualified Call write LIE
GRAPH INSTRUCTION COMPANY corner Eighth IL and
Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

CITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN: SPEAKS
> French German aud English understands hookkepng
can act % secretary amnnneusis ccpyt objection
manual labor and VIII commence small salary Address
II. A, b. box 2Df Herald unice.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

s COACHNAN, BY COLORED SINGLE MAN.
~ Who Is capable ana willing - be useful either il city
country; good reference Address b. H. box Herald
Office
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

/ NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND HALL
Room second floor gas bath and heater; also olhe
Rooms good table reasonable references exchanged
no West Fuurfh street
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

TASTED-WELIrnRESSED MEN tCANYASSER
w prcferred collectors If vews engagement
nine months il snited Call at +. NJ, daily, VI slI
NEk lO2 Fulton
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

NITANTED-AN AMERICAN BOY or MAN. TO TAKE
w of furnace aud make himself generally useful IN
private house No East Gath must board himself call
from to 9 A. NJ, for three days.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

/ -PARLOR FLOOR. THREE LARGE ROOMS, HAND
A. som"ly furnished private Bathroom Closets &e Will
private table without board references SO East rwen Il
eth street
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

CALEsMAN wASTED-FoR CITY TRAVELLING;
- with what trade acqualnt aud salary "a pccted
Address box 227 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

A GENTLEMAN, AGED ~ or GOOD ADDRESS
II and first class business ability who has very large
quantance among wholesale buyers, desires situation
either a traveller salesman in regular line
ness Address j. B. c., box 1886 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

C,7 PER WEEK FOE TWO LARGE WELL Fur
DlC nhed Rooms and cold water, with good Board
ii small family house aud location first class; references
10. 212 West Forty third street
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

ArANTED-ABLE. ENERGETIC ADVERTISING AND
w subscription for al parts of the country
Address fully STATING experience and references, without
which application will be entertained, box 81 Herald
Off
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD. !.
DOARD WANTED-AT BERGEN POINT, FOR A
ID gentleman, wife and child, four years old Address,
with price and full particulars to fire. light, &C. G. H.
box 1896 Post Office New York.
WINTER RESORTS.
DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, n. r., BA-
III hamas will open November iSteemer viii leave New
York November for Nassau direct. Steamers win leave
Savannah Ca, every days and make the trip
than days The temperature Of Nassau last winter did
vary but degs. from 72 degs making il the most
delightful climate in the world For particulars address
JAMES LIDGERwOOD, 75s Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

Gl EA TO 81 PER DAY 81 TO $40 PER WEEK.
pI Nv Fine Rooms with excellent table 10 families
and single gentlemen. city Hotel, broadway and
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

I DESIRABLE SUITE OF TWO OR THREE ROOMS
L 20 rent, with Board, at l7s Madison
Mrs. X. IL. JENKINS
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

WANTED-A SITUATION Ry 4 FIRST CLASS MAN
w couk ten years city experience good references
Address L. r., I23 Mercer 81
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

= HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS-sOUTHERN
- exposure Sl4 $40, with Board for two; modern
PROV cnens; references exchenged Apply at PSI West
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

I TIL STREET. 217 WEST.-ONE EXTRA LARGE
L 4 elegant Room second floor 70 gentleman and wife
and large front Room and single Room for gentlemen, wit
Board house unusually desirable; references.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26

and speeches. There was as usual on such
occasions printed pamphlet of songs, and
every one present had copy. These were
sung with Tremendous vigor by the whole
company to the accompanim of a full brass
band and the effect need hardly tell you was
fine. Prof Lipshitz, dean of the medical
faculty, made the first speech, and was fol-
lowed by DR.. Falk himself, who wound up by
proposing salamander, which you know is
species of toast peculiar to German students
1t is done as follows:
The master of ceremonies calls order and
announces "salamander to the honor of
such and such person or institution, and the
entire company rise to their feet, beer glasses
in hand. Then the word is given ''ein, zwei,
drei, los !" and at the word los all hands
drink deep draught, then every beer glass
is brought down three times with ire
mendous bang upon the tables to the words
"ein, zwei, drei," which concludes the cere-
mony. Just fancy thousand glasses, with
bottoms two inches thick, coming down at
once in this way; why, it is like peal of
thunder.
Well, they drank and made speeches, land
sung and got merry, until DR.. Falk land y
left, which was about half-past l, when I
dare say they continued to get merry for some
hours to come.
This will give the American reader some
little idea of Students Commers, and of
the manner in which they do honor to great
men. Here in Berlin the authorities are
highly gratifed that DIR. Falk's visit was so
well received in the very hot-b beds of Ultra
observation-disclosures, Bonn, Cologne, and
Dusseldorf Old Bismarck ought to try it
now, but such thing is not very probable.
Yours, STAHLFEDEE.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26
Five Years a Sentinel.

jacques Roussel, soldier of the first En-
pire, has just died at Montpelier (Hernault),
at the age of ninety-two. He was the hero of a
singular adventure, of which number of
journals spoke at the time, and which he him
self used often to relate. In 1907 the French
took possession of Rugen, small island in
the Baltic, separated from the coast of Pome-
rama by narrow channel. 1t was occupied
by detachment of Davoust's corps, when the
order came to evacuate it Immediately. The
embarkation was 80 hasty that sentinel was
forgotten-no other than Roussel.
Ignorant of what had passed, he continued
to pace up and down, and no relief having
come after three hours, he lost patience and
returned to the guard house, which, of course,
he found deserted. Making inquiries he
learned with despair the departure of the
detachment. mon Dieu !" he exclaimed,
81 shall be reported as deserter. l am lost,
dishonored," and he burst into tears. His
grief aroused the compassion of an honest
artisan of the place. who consoled him and
gave him shelter; and, after a certain period,
gave his only daughter to him as wife.
They were all living happily together,
when, at the end of five years, a vessel was
sighted and the people focked to hail it, the
uniform of the French army being recognized.
"Pour lie coup, they have come for me- ex-
claimed the frightened sentinel but a sudden
thought restored his courage. He ran to his
dwelling, quickly donned the uniform which
he had carefully preserved, seized his mus
ket, and, returning to the shore, mounted
sentry at the moment when the French
landed.
"QM uiUe?" he called out in a stentorian
voice.
"Qui Uiue Uo,meme9" replied those from the
vessel.
GA sentinel"
Chow long have you been on duty ?"
"For five years 70
Davoust laughed heartily at the adventure,
and ordered that release in due form should
be given this deserter in spite of himself.
Roussel lived happily with his family for
some years, but having the misfortune to lose
his only child, he soon felt a strong wish to
return to his own country. He arrived at
Montpelier toward 1929, and resided there
ever since upon his savings and small pen
sion granted him by the second empire.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26
A Cool Bank Robbery.

The particulars of the recent bold bank
robbery in Huntington, West Virginia, show
an extraordinary amount of GOODNESS on the
part of the robbers. They rode up in front
Of the bank in broad daylight, being four in
number, and three of them entered the bank
and instantly jumping over the counter
wreathed the cashiers head with the muzzles
of their revolvers. The combination doors to
the safe were open, but the reserve fund
drawer was locked They turned the cashier
head in that direction, and ordered him not
to attempt to look any other way but to open
the drawer.
He thinking to gain time, refused, but
they assured HIM that they knew their man,
and, Notwithstanding his pluck, meant to kill
him instantly if he did not comply. The four
reviewers pressing against his head were too
much to bear, and the drawer was opened.
colored man coming in had revolver pre-
scented to his head, and was commanded to
keep quiet, which he did. The robbers find
ing only 5000, accused the cashier of hav-
ing more, saying they expected the bank to
have $1,000. They asked the cashier if he
had any personal deposits. and he answered
them no; but while coolly examining the
books they saw that he had just credited him
self with 81 So
The leader took from the stolen funds this
amount and handed it to him, assuring him
that they did not wish his money. He re-
piled that if he had got his revolver they
wouldn't have got the money, but they told
him it wasn't any account anyhowm, which,
on investigation proved true, shown that it
had been tempered with. They then took
the cashier out into the street, mounted their
horses, and, assuring him that he was gen.
tleman, rode away double quick over the
hills and dales to freedom. The town was
soon the scene of great excitement, and the
citizens, with shotguns and revolvers, started
in pursuit OF the robbers, but they had not
been found at last account.