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NETWORK, TUESDAY. JULY q, 1875.

cao, and Canons Orellana and vecchidi have been
PEELED the country.
In consequence Of the riots in San Miguel the City OF
Panama on her last voyage from Central America brought
down from the port Of Lbertad the Bishop of Santa Teca
and seven priests and landed them at Cornto in Nicara
qua, where they still remain These priests sud
denly arrested hurried down to the port under escort
OF 100 soldiers, and put on board the steamer.
The steamer Granada which arrived the morning Of
the 18th from san Francisco touched at three Central
American ports and brought mails and dates from GIate
mala TO the 18th inst Aoulta 18TH and Punta Arenas,
Costa Rica. 18th. She brought of special In
tcrcst,
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FREAKS OF LIGHTNING IN ITALY.
f.-r.oo,tiIauss If 7'hr T..,Io,l MIN


ROME, July 12.-Padre Secchi publishes an
account Of the singular phenomenon which occurred At
Nelleri during the violent tuund, sto Of June - and
which is 10 be ranked among the hitherto UNEXPLAINED
cprccS Of nature just a. the tempest was at us hlth
and the rain tOITental. persons taking shelter IN
stable which also occupied by three horses harnessed
many WneCarts, Witnessed the following cXiaOr-
binary appearance: 4 luminous mass rose FROM the
threshold Of the door entered the stable g1cd from one
cart 70 another. attracted, probably ny those fSs of
bells clrao clstic of the Roman wine-cars and then
passed through iron grating into the street The bells
the horses plunged, woman and man cit GER
side ,he stable, carpenter at his shcpdoor saw the
luminous (Which some of tSc witnesses compared 10
q fiery club as thick mans arm issue rom the graf
ing. strike the pavement and disappear IN dazzling
fash. However, the meteor visited several port os or
the large house with which the stable Was connected.
flew through large chambers, blackcIing slightly -
et cnIce in one, tnl scattering fragments oil plaster
another Strangsst OF all, ibis extraordinary visitor,
leading into vast kitchen. danced round a woman Who
standing at table. 81" described the meteor as
fiery serpent, which she first saw sandc upright on ne
floor. within two meters ulsslicc 81 ls InCh II nov
toward her Whrmg several time, ROUND her knees Win
great velocity She felt sndden blow on The heed ana
fc 10 tie ground; bat her hus Jt, WHO saw the whole
coil,se Of h~ lishnngit stroycd we, found that .he
only stunned little. ON recovering she complained
II pain in the scalp, and her hair Lad become, and To-
mains, dry and rigid ter this last rapllce The meteor
disappeared. and nom the quantity Of SCOT which 1c.l
from the chimney, II il supposed to have found vent IN
that direction IL was accompanied by lOud dctoal",
hut V th,r on its first appearance, or Wien ii vanished,
say. These details aIe gathered from letter
written 10 Padre Scccl from The Meteorological Ob>rrNa-
tory Ncctr and published in the IOcc dcd ertid VI
july 9. After this one may believe That Iaiaqu really
did lambert fame" play round the head of ~ciNlns
Tuis in his cradle; the tale O the stars playing
the River Modau AT Prague over the body OF ~ Jean
Nrponuc Ice certainly set down ieus fancy II tac
Middle Ages, unsupported by natural phenomena.
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CURRENT TOPICS At THE CAPITAL.
A poI ITICIAN WORKING To DISPIACE MIR,
WASHINGTON. Monday, July 90, 1873.

WASHINGTON. Monday, July 20, 1875.
For some time rumoIs of important changes
in the Patent Office have been afoat The Organization
Of that Bureau has gradually becoming less and less
pcitcal in It's character and the promotion of Mr..
Tina tcher A. the Conmissonershp after the resignation
Of Gen. Leggett, apparently eliminated what little OF
politics ut that time remained Mr. Thatcher lad worked
his way up through many subordinate positions III Tue
Patent Office and whether not he has any relations
with the Ring Of Patent Attorneys that is powerful
n the Office his appointment seemed TO be In accordance
with the principles Of reformed Civil Service But Is
reported that political other influences are too strong
for Mr. Thatcher retain his position The most prom
nent candidate hs place mentioned seems to he the
Hon. X. Holland Duell Mr.. DUEL Is ID Washington
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LOCAL OVERFLOW OF THE MISSISSIPPI

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 26.-'Thc river Is sta
tonary this morning and the fears Of serious danger
from the overflow have subsidized. At Council Bend an.
Walnut Benz the Arkansas side, some 40 or 30 miles
below here some damage has been done Dr. Pcters's
plantation by tho oayng I'm " 20 acres disaster
which will make the removal Of lis residence and gin
house necessary The following plantations also SUI
frcd some slight damage Estates of Jesse Orders NJ.
Williamson, Ferdinand Rogers, BetipDin Dnpuy, Dr.
NLrrv Gentry aud Els. To a;lc! three, which
rear Fort Pelay, opposite Irias P"'H!, have suffered
considerably from cicNssc ia IL Ol.Ha iosce Many
others would have sustained s.io.- ,ra-c bur foI the
prompt action vi the pr0piietors IL building eyccs.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SrANEN'S CAUSE.

THE SEAMEN'S CAUSE.
MR. rLIMsOLL SUSTAINED BY TIE PEoPLE-INplG-
NATION IT TIE WITHDRAWAL OF THE SHIPPING
BuI-THE GOVERNMENT TO INTRODUCE NEW
MEASURE AND ALLOW Mr.. PLIMsolLs BILL 10
PASS. ,, ,o--
LONDON, Monday. July 90 1879.
In the House Of Commons to-day various notices
of motions and questions given all rejecting
the depth of public indignation ut tho Government
withdrawal of the Shipping bill On motion OF Dir.
R,ehuck, Thursday next was assigned for the scc"hd
reading of Mr.. plimsoll's shipping bill This meas
ure the latter had abandoned in favor Of the Gov
ernmcnt bill
Sir Charles Adderlcy President of the Board OF
Trade. will introduce on "Wednesday a bill iurthei
empowering the Board OF Trade to prevent unsea-
worthy ships from sailing. This is regarded a.
Government concession to and triumph for Mr..
Pmsoll.
The EaIl of Shaftesbury has written letter to
Mr. Plimson earnestly sympathizing with him in his
efforts 10 better the condition OF seaiei and ad'Is-
ing him to appear in the House and adhere to tie
views lac expressed, but to signify his regret that eA
citement led him to violate The rules Of debate.
A majority Of the prominent daily and weekly
Journals express a similar view
The Times understands that Mr.. Plin-ol has pro-
cured the revival OF the shipping bill, which lac pre-
yiously abandoned in favor of the Government
measure and that il will I've placed on the order
book for Thursday Mr.. Plimsoll will then apologize
TO the House and consent TO the passage of the bill
as provisional measure Cor one year only.
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LECTURE on TIE PRIESTHOOD BIZ FATHER
GIRDEMANN

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Ex-Priest Gerde-
mann will lecture "1cn Years in the Priesthood" at
Horticultural Hall on Wednesday night. and the National
Protestant Aliancc%ill attend IN body. in pursuance
resolution recently passed by them. The following
Is tie resolution:
Resolped. That we attend his Father Gerdemannsl
lecture in boiy that he may feel that he Is surrounded
friends fellow citizens who, With all other lovers
OF Liberty peace, law and order. will give him every o
lOrtuIity TO peak IN has own vindcatiOn.
Trouble is feared the OF the lecture Daniel
Tree leader In the late attack Mr. Gerdemann,
held In 81 900 bail today the charge Of incit-
ing riot.
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FOUND DEAD IN THE WOODS NEAR BALTI
MORE.

BALTIMORE, July GA special dispatch
from Gle, Rock a station on the Northern Central Rail-
road AZ miles from this city. says: The dead body OF
Vim Ison u years of age, formerly flom Baltimore was
found IN the woods that place. yesterday morning
suda, school picnic had been held there Inc DAY pre-
yis ah Mr. Is,,u had attended II. Death was caused
by A stab in the left breast near the heart coroners
Jury has been tuuIlnOned.
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THE GILLIAN REPUBLIC.


PANAMA, July 1.-The news from Chill Is
OF little general Nicna Makonna and Col SaINo
are candidates TO tie Presidency.
A large quantity of counterfeit bank notes, made in
Peru have been detected in Valparaiso and tie ccula
ton OF them prevented
A National College Of Agriculture is about to be estab
lished in Santiago.
The GOLFERS ut Lota have struck work for rise OF
wages and the coal mines OF MOquegua have suspended
work for want Of funds.
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DISTRESS IN PORTuGAL.


ING FROM DROUTH
LONDON, Monday, July 20, 1879.
A special dispatch from Lisbon to Tie
Da,iy NecS Reports mat the dronfh In several
districts Of the Province OF Mimic has destroyed
TIE crops ana pastures. Famine IL threatened,
and riots against grain exporters are imminent The
cattle are DIS ing ~ hanger The loc Il authorities report
that II viii he impossible TO collect taxes in many places;
an attempt do thoy fear would On nsurrcc
ton.
Accounts from Algarye show similar state OF affairs
IN that proyince The Government Is seniing relief TO
the afflicted sections
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A PANIC AT A SUMNER HOTEL AT RYE
BEACH, n. II.

RYE BEACH, n. H., July 26.-Sea View House,
the largc. MOTEL here narrowly escaped destruction by
fire List night from the falling Of an nSecurey fastened
chandelier. The chandelier contained 20 or more lighted
napQiha lamps, and these breaking with the fa the l
WAS instantly a. mass OF fame. great panic ensucd in
the hui- y the prompt use OF hre eAting!s'ls now
eyer serious cOia grafton was prevented ana nut slight
,laul., was done. The excitement aIOns the guests
continued for some hours.
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TIE HEw-ORTFtN5 POLICE BLuFFED BY 3
BRITISH CAPTAIN.

NEw-ORLEANs, July 26.--On Saturday even
ing last the captain OF the TrIiish steamship state %
Alabama refused 10 surrender three Of lis sailors.
charged with stealing ce. Tic act created q fu;ter
OF excitement in police circles. The British Consul
appealed to. Meanwhile tho Alabama sailed for Liver
pooI with The accused sailors board. At0raey
raj Field states that Nhcl tie irgal ppiu.- have bcrn
AHMED should the law h,cic adversely ~ Tie c.piau,
he vii b., made 4 party ,hr crime for LarhoiInS tho
acc, persons. and steps Will b. tdAcn FOR hs Arrest
lis return 10 tills port
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An IMPORTANT CUSTOMS DECISION At BUFFALO

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 26.-Capt. John l..
Davidson on the ODD inst entered carload " bran at
Buffalo from Thorold Ont at Sl0 per ton 1t was aI-
praised by the officials III, and duty was demanded
Oh the bran nj tnat Iae. Capt Davidson Appealed Tor
and the came TO trial as test case
bcfoic Special Deputy Collector A. H. Thompson today
4 verdict was rcnd red tor Capt Dayids II, VINO was
,n,nIett Ia ,Xnueritrd This decision settles number
OF similar ca es and decides matters Oh Ions. uspue
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THE INSI'RRECTION IN THE HERZEGOVINA.

SEVERE ENGAGEMENT Ar NENisiGNh-IHE l'EhS
BEATEN NEAR DABRA-GORIiLA FIRED.
EAGrs,, Monday, july 90 1873.
The II,rlerovua insurgents were attacked by the
Turkish troops on Friday last, near Nevtsigna. and
n severe engagement took place. Many persons
were killed and wounded on both sides. The dis
match rcportIng the battle fails 10 convey any re-
suIt. On Saturday the Turks made sorte from
s.olatz and attacked the insurgents near Dahf1.
-Four companies made unsuccessful eh"Tt to Bank
the insurgents. The fighting lasted all day. The
result is not known. The Turks have fired GoiltH.
HE CAUSE AND rfOGWr>s 81 THE IN>rhmcfI"N.
The herzegovina, where an instruction Is III
progress the westermost province ~ European
and has an area 1000 square Mills. II adioin~ the
Austrian frontier The population numbers anon! 2uO-
600 half If whom are Nohammedan@, the rest being
Christians Of the Latin or Greek cturcicf. The people
are chiefly OF the slavic and speak the Slavic da-
lcct the province ia covered 10y branch Of tie
puq,in Ans, and traverscd by The Marenta and
it, Tributaries. which flow into the AdTia'Ic. The
principi product s tobacco OF very fine quality The
most notable manufactures ylrOmp or mead, fay
o,itc popular beverage and sword BLADES. The province
was first conquered by the Turks 1906, AMI they
confirmed IN by The Treaty Of Carlovitz in
1899 This Instruction first acquired importance about
the 18th inst, when dive villages raieod Austrian flags
and refus,, to pay Turkish taxes. Commissioners
were sent. TO restore order by the Turkish
Government, but their Efforts frutcss, and
they advised The cilplOymcnt OF armed force. When
the Austrian Government learned Of the disturbances il
sent the cinboat kcrka up the Haventa with two comps
ries Of infantry, while similar force aunt from
Ragiisa by Land. The Of the trouble is the bal
feeling which exists between the Christians and the Turk
ish Government AgraIian guarrcls with the Dalmatans
have also had something do with the matter The in
slrcents said 10 have excellent muset. The south
sav oman papers announced about the 9Th inst, That
the first encounter between the Christian inhabitants and
the Turkish troops took place in the village Of DrcvO,
near the Austrian frontier There being abOui 20OOOOO
OF Christians the Turkish Empire, it is f that this
instruction may intensity religious hate and lead 10
grave complications
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FOREIGN NOTES.

THREE RIVERS, Canada, July 26.-The Gov
eminent boom al IT. Maurice River broke away TINS
morning and over 10000 logs dliited into tie 81 Law
River.
QUEBEC, July 2G.-Appeals by the clergy 10
the charity of the congregations were made yesterday IN
the several Roman Catholic Churches in this city Oh be-
Laf on the suffering by the late inuudaOns in France.
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THE REPORTED PLOT TO ASSASSlNATE
Prince FREDERICK WILLIAM.

THE STORY FABRICATED BI AN INSANE CLERK.
HEKLIS. Monday, July 26, 1873.
The story published in a special dispatch
from tins city TO lie London StaaddTd OF the arrest at
I,recL Of "a Count Dzcnbeck, his mother and cianbe-
maid. on a charge OF complication IN conspiracy TO
assas snate the German Crown Prince, IL untrue. II was
fabricated hy the Clerk OF the Court AT andeck, who has
been arrested and found TO be insane There Is 10 such
person Count DZcnbcck.
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npowNEp IN cRosslNG A GEoRGIA RIvER.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 26. A man named
Johnson with a family consisting of wife and hve
children I'm a wagon, drove into the Coosawhatchie
River in Gordon County and getting into deep water,
the wagon box noated OIL All the children were drowned
te man and bis wife escaped The bodies of four OF the
ct,,dr,.u HAY been recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WA.HINnTON. M0nlay.

WILMINGTON, MuhIIy, July 20 INIJ
meeting - ministers and Others was held here to-day
for the purpose Of considering tie subject Of inviting
Messrs Moody and einkcy The rcyiya!is, 10 Nst tiS
civ and hold series of meetings committee was aIs
pointed to lay the matter before the churches, ana
cuue, appoint delegates Ia assemble at noon ON
Monday next. CXi"nd the invitation and arrange Tor
the erection Of suitable building for the ineeting-
The President has recognized Werner is'hner az We
Consul Of Switzerland at Philai,phi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR.

TIE CARLIsTs IN CATALONIA SUBMITTING.
madrid, Monday July 20, 1873.
The Carlists in Catalonia continue to give in
their submission to the Government Eight hundred al
d,ona submissions have been recorded.
sANTaNDER. Monday July &c. 1875.
Tie military situation being considered satisfactory,
Gen. JOycaI is about 20 return 10 Madrid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27

INDIANAPOLIS, md, July 26.-The Sentinel
Of this city been sold TO the Hon John Shoemaker
Of this place The editorial and business control Will be
placed in the hands OF Lucen q. Matthews, for many
years connected with the press in Indiana and Kentucky
staff Of per, that IL will bc thoroughly and consist
entity Democratic The paper will make lie Disl appear
under the new infringement On Wednesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
TIE REPUBLIC OF SALVADOR.

ORDER RESTORED At SAN MfGUEL-SENERAL ECCLk-
sIAsIICs EXPELLED.
PANAMA, July 17.-FrOm Salvador by way
OF Guatemala there IS the 4th Of July to the
effect that President Gonzalez his arrival at san
Miguel had established order In that Of Titan
riots and violence. II that similar
outbreaks were inten-, an over the Republic, Ia tho
name Of rctscn HE Provsor Rodriguez. BishoY U-i-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
THE DIRECT TRANSATLANTIC CABLE.

L0NDON, MOniay, JnIy To ECO.
The manager OF the Direct United States
Cable, III a communication to 1he Times referring TO MS
remarks in is financial article Of Thursday last in regard
10 the cable Gays stakeholder has been denied III
formation. He also small portion OF the cable mas
injured probably by ice The contractors are now
engaged il cutting out ana replacing the injured part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
THE SUICIDE or A NEwHAvEN CLERK.
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, July 26.-Charles j

Mouse young clerk IN dry goods store In this city,
shot himself through the heart today, dying soon
after Tins morning his employer detected him putting
He was disc narged His large expenses and high
Iyps for some time pact had rOusej his employers sus
pcioIls MULTIPLICATION at being discovered Was undoubt
cdly tie cause VI the suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27

FAST FRUIT TRAIN FROM TIRE EAST TO OHIO.
CINCINNATI, July 2G.--lt is stated that
owing to the failure OF Tie n crop IN This reson the
Baltimore aud Ohio and Pci.usy Ndhia Railroads viii
about 18th or Ausu, pat upon their roads fact fruit
trains 10 bring the VcAcs and Other fiuit from The
uoun.t crops " Delaware and NcNJeisey ~ this city.
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A BURGLAR SHOT NEAR NrwBrGGu NY.

NawBugGiI, July 26..-Fiye burglars 1T
tempted u cutor a residence Cornwall Hiyhis this
morning. when they fired upon. one Of Their
Der was wounded Int bis comrades carried lin or An
escaped Thcy supposed u belong ihe Cold slrng
Slus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
THE BRITISH COTTON INDUSTRY.

Thirty COTTON MILLS CLOSED AT OLDHAM.
LONDON, Monday. July 20, 1873.
Thirty cotton mills closed at Oldham to-day,
the operatives having refused to accept the masters
terms in regard to wages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
ARMY OkllER.

WASHINGTON. July 26--!he order directing A.
H. Taylor 4. Al 10 report 10 The SUI
M oI tao n.d sales Military Arai.lny 1t w~st
fnt nae revoked. and ho has l,1 "idcr. 10 repnt 70
a.. sh4, AT W uihJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27

THE THOUSAND ISLANDS CAMP MEETING.
WArrRrowN, n. Y, July 26.-A very Large
,rd,ence was present at tie Thousand Islands Camp
g., g., ,s,.,a,v Addresses were delivered by Bishop
l,nuni1. Mrs Humphrey, and Mrs Wheeler " on''"
Al ssluuafy Society wdE iorlncu.
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NO DECISION YET OF THE SWIMMING MATCH
PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Ihere has been no
eici, decision I'm the case Of the recent swimming
match between Mr. COye and Mr. Johnson The princi-
i, am, their frendn been ny in9 10 arrange Tor
'n".r match but up the present time have been un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
THE YELLOW FETER.
THE SITUATION AT BARRANCAs SERIOUS.

WASHINGTON, July 2G.-Ihe Secretary VI
the Navy received the following dispatches to-day Ief
eronce 20 the yellow fever in Florida:
NAvY-YARD, PENSACOLA, July 20.
Keep strangers away from here. The fever l. raging
BaiTancas There 60 cases aud have been
deaths. &. VI. tooiER 'oinlnandtnt.
NiyN-SARD. PENSACOLA, july 20.
4 strict quarantine Is kept Fort BaianctS and no
communication is allowed tcIcfTOn except through
QpaIsn Ne Toe wife Of the officer comma nding the post
sick Ihe officers duties in providing for the care of
the sick ardu0uS Tire fever is OF very malignant
type. The ladies and children at the post nearly all
down with ii. Please inform the Secretary Of War.
G.. IL. COOPER, COmuIaudint.
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ACCIDENT Az A RAILROAD CROSSING.


CONCOkDs y JIIIy -O'--lfI ItVUIH
ton VT this evening tic train the Vermont Gem
tral Railroad struck u horse and carriage The horse
was instantly killed., and man named Howard, who was
driving, received Injuries which Will probably prove
fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
TO BE TRIED TOR ACCIDENT ALLY KILLING Ills
WIFE

WHIT
who accidentally shot and killed his wife yeserday, was
to-day committed for trial by the Coroner although fhs
Jury decided tlat the Sh0O;iug Was aesiucDtaL
, 1875-12-13
Gbriitopb bon sGnio's Smger0s
Yibliptbef.

@sbunben tn Bappbedel a Is Gents. Nit
Wtl8lt1,Hiiden q 20 Gents. @ana
MnSlir IS Gents.
SetnriD CON Gid)snfeiS, iis tr iur Grftnntris
Bottes fam.
Der Beibnadbtsabent. Cine Gr,dbtuns irnr Weib.
radts9eident fir &inoer.
Ger Npientfp&. Gll1e lntereilarte Gr5dblun9.
Der Ranariennosei.-&sas Spbannisfdfcrden.
3peI &rjGblun9en.
Die Cffereter.
Die Sppfenb itben. Cine Besebenb.it aus benz
2eben zines ariden 9prf. Sbulebrers.
Gufadbims Sine Geitidte Der driitIihen gor;.it.
Oas y uineufoebe,en. Cine Gr3ablun9 benz Bill
benoen Mlter 9eipiomet.
wofa pon G~aanensars. Cine cei@iats bss alter
tbums.
@emotepa. Sine Der iaonfen unS ribrsnetsn gc
fhi6ten bes GltertbIins.
Die Nadtisan. Gins fintereiiante 0tfhimte.
Tobert,. Der ~ aifenfnabe, ODER: 9as @nSsntsn
an Die Wluttsr.
suemis, Den. WvBmanberer.
$ieben Srjdb luiISen.
Sanneton une Mmalis.
Die Maibiumeu.
emma BON 5%infsnaeim, roer: Colt ma&t xuss
ssiibelm Zen. Gin si&i@ti&es 0.maIos.
Sas per prene Rine.
Das xGubd,en Das Ranbfd,lpA.
Der .sute. Srieern nrb Der bpie Dtetrit.
Die orafim 3nlia, Ooer: 2inblias aisbs, 9reu.
uno Sobn.
@ottfries, Der iunse @inHester.
Der @briftbauin.
Die fIeine &autenipteiertn.
SaS &Grnntd)er.
5ernoneo. aebenssei&i&te sin.s iunssn Srafsn aus
aupfermiimsen ume @Dlsande. Sas goseI.
Warsaretba Bl1mdben. Die aBaletapefe. Daa
Ole Seaersbrana. Ba6trautb ain Rbein.
Der Siamautrins. DaS W%arienbiIs.