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STOPPING BUILDERS At WORK

GAINESVILLE, o., July %, PIP p
AT nine o'clock this morning two
thousand men assembled in front of the
new hotel being built under contract
for I. B. Townsend and commanded
the men working on the building to
quit work, which they did, and they
all assembled in front of the court
house, where the crowd was addressed
by Henry Blandy, who counseled mod
Grafton, and told them to look to the
democratic convention for consolation.
After the speech large crowds march~
ed to the different manufacturing
places in the city, compelling the men
to quit work,
HORRIBLE DISCOVERY
PrTTsBURG, Pa. July 23'-The
horrible discovery was made today
that fifteen Philadelphia soldiers were
burned up in the round house Sunday
morning. This number had been
either shot dead OF wounded by the
mob, and when the round house was
fired aud the troops compelled to
evacuate it they could not take the
dead and wounded along, 50 they
were left to perish in the flames
PIrrsBURG, Pa, July 23.-It is
learned that the railroad authorities
have distinctly informed the strikers
that there will be NO compromise
whatever. 1t is also stated that whe II
this becomes known all the passenger
engineers and 6remen will quit their
engines. As result no trains of any
kind will 60 out this evening. On the
Pennsylvania railroad there is no
possible hope OF a compromise The
officials declare that such shall not
take place though not wheel should
turn on their entire road. also that if
this community can ge: along without
the Pennsylvania railroad the latter
can get along without the strikers
THE LEBANON VALLEY RAILROAD.
LEBANON, Pa, July 23.-President
Gowen, Of the Reading railroad, las
offered reward of $40, 900 for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and cen
viction of parties who fired Lebanon
valley bridge at Reading last night.
A large crowd Of people congiegated
at the depot this evening to await the
passenger train from the east. The
militia have all left for Harrisburg.
Several fights took place this p. NJ.
between the militia and citizens.-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-07-25

Enables it to sew forward or backward without
stopping the machine, being the only machine that
can do such work. The fact that the Florence"
feeds the work to the right and to the left or to-
wards and from the operator gives oar patrons
choice between
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-07-25

Q4 = day at home. Agents wanted. OUTFIT
49, and terms free. True & Co., Augusta
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-07-25
DIED.

Strasburg, Shen. Co. Va. July 23d, !
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-07-25

II declared the .sTANDARD TURBINE, by owe,
$50 dersons who use it. Prices reduced, New
pamphlet, free, a. r BURNHAM. York; Pa. 81; u
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-07-25

&GG week in your own wn Terms and
Portland, Maine. ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-07-25
Side Feed and Back Feed
MACHINES.
The Florence Oil stoves

The only safe, odor.
less and durable oil
stove IN market
Invaluable for heat
ing and. cooking
purposes sS Can
be used anywhere
without connection
with chimney fues
as it generates no
smoke or noxious gases. |
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-07-25

am now acting as agent for this Popular Fert-
ilizer. It has been tried i'll this county and has
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-07-25

* to 800 per day at home. Samples worth
~ w s. free. Stinson L Co., Portland.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10
ITO Re CONTINUED
TIUE RUSSIAN KNOUT.

There is scarcely a book of Russian
travels you can open-English, French, or
German-without a chapter bearing this
special heading, the knout, and in nine
cases out of ten the description Of the pun.
ishment is taken from the old wonderful
magazine account of Madame Lapoukhin,
who suffered in the reign of the Empress
Ann Elizabeth, or from some Of the Fauboure
St. Denis travels. The Russians Use thestick,
the whip, and the rod, freely enough, heaven
knows; but the extreme agony Of the knout,
they are exceedingly chary in having re-
course to. There was not one criminal
knoutted during my stay-at least, in the
capitals (for the imminence of the ultimc
ratio is always made publica a week before.
hand in all the newspapers) though l dare
saw some dozens, males and females, were
daily beaten, cruelty but not dangerously:
in the police-vards. The intliction of the
kuout in cases of murder (brigands and
female criminals, who, the latter, only re-
ceive from five to twenty strokes, are al
lowed to survive) amounting to one hun
dred and fifty lashes Of that terrible instru'
mcnt, is almost always fatal; indeed l have
often heard Russians whose humane dis
nositons | have had no reason to doubt
,av that the police-surgeons had, generally,
instructions not to attempt to cure the
criminals after their torture. 1t is not the
actual knout that kills, but the gangrene
the supervenes in the neglected wounds
The old assertion, that skillful execu-
ioner can kill his patient with three
strokes of the knout is pure fable. g.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10
CHAPTER XXII
IN. THE PRISON.

No fresh event occurred between leaving
the eating-house and arriving at NeWgate'
Langley still under the influence OF the
quantity of spirits he had imbibed, re-
mained quiet in his corner OF the CAP,
while Webber was equally silent, but
moro attentive, for his eyes were kept un-
ceasingly upon. his prisoner; his foretinger
nsvs~ S~~r moment left the trigger OF the
pistol to which 60 many references have
already been made.
After the vehicle had turned into the
Old Bailey, Webber called to the driver,
and making gesture to the convict to
follow him, he stepped from the cab, back
wards that he might still keep his eyes up
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10
Fay l shall see her W

y to kill her. Let's CO."
leplird the officer. and he and
proceeded On their way to
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10

A traveller up the Nile speaks Of the
tendency among the Nubians to put or
mourning, not only for relatives or friends
but for dead COW or horse. They wear
no clothes, however; the expression o1
grief consists simply ola cord round the
breast.
Nine Cinnamon were arrested in Winters
Oregon, for catching fish by using poison
Poisonous red berries were covered with
paste and thrown into the water. The fish
rose Immediately to the surface as though
they were dead, and were easily cap
fVreds - -.A.-..-..--------
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10

"One word, Langley" ne SAID, when
they were upon the pavement, and taking
his arm.
Twon't say any more; I've said too
much as it is" muttered Langley.
Don't he afraid; haven't much to say.
1t is simply this: Let US understand one
another"
"Go on" said Langley, in tone which
appeared to be almost resigned.
"YOu wish to see your wife, and have
promised you that you shall have her be-
fore your eyes. But pray remember that
the moment you are across the threshold
of the prison door, you are simply con-
vict, against whom every mans hand is
raised. aud who cannot be looked after too
closely. Once in Jail, and / can do little
or nothing for YOU"
''But you said should see her, and I
know you'll keep your PROMISE" said the
convict, whose mind appeared only capa-
BILE of containing that one eager idea Of
seeing his wife.
"Of course you shall see her. But before
we knock at the door, do me the pleasure
Of Offering me your two hands,"
"What fort"
"These little bracelets"
"And Webber produced pair Of hand
cuffs from side pocket.
"Then be quick; the sooner the better"
replied Langley, thrusting forward his
hands,
Five minutes afterwards Webber pre-
sented himself and his prize in the room
of the deputy governor.
He walked up to this official, and said.
II have kept my promise-here is the
manw
what manW asked the deputy-govern-
or, looking up from his papers.
'The escaped convict, Langley. Here
he isv'
"And it was you who arrested himp
II, and without help. Isaid would do
it. and I have done it,"
"Webber.' said the deputy-governor, II
thank you in the name of the Government.
You have rendered the police signal ser
vice. In an hour shall have to be with
the Chief Commissioner, and Ipromise you
that will say no harm of YOU"
"As you will, sir" replied Webber; "but
beg to inform you that want and will
receive no reward for this mornings
work, which has paid me itself. But
have one favor to ask, nevertheless, o1
yourself, sir"
1T is granted. Webber, already" said
| the deputy.
Il have made promise that this Lang.
ley shall Gee his wife face to face without
handouts. How it can be managed must
be left to you. But wish to see this wo.
man myself before her interview with hel
husband takes place. wish to get some
light thrown ul'on another affair and
think she is able to help me-"
every we'll; ] won't ask you what the
other affair is. know you police gentle
men like to keep your plots dark until yor
choose to light them up yourself. II
write an order at once"
| The line or two written, Webber tool
the paper, saluted. and then called in sew
eral jaliors, who were waiting to accom-
pany Langley to his prison.
| This strange man-this very incarnation
of talty-t1SM no resistance to being
put into cell4as fistinct told him thai
any resistant part would retart
the consummati 6is sole hope of hiI
life-to see his wlESonce again.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10
CHAPTER XXI,
EAR FRESH LIGHT.

companied by Langley, went
A'rcase' The convict appeared
unconscious of what lie was
lower had betrayed him. The
u very little.
|ked up narrow Ever Street
eruption, aud as they emerged
happened to be passing was
e police-constable.
cablnan the startling order to
Fgate' Webber seated himself
~ ms terrible companion on
II OF the vehicle.
'nstants neither man spoke q
however. Langley gave the
n'ul a Violent kick, and cried,
'Ae' VINO did so much for her!
LEU her want for anything 7
'a' she wished for she had. If
"eahs-well, I stole for her.
ilaS, been the cause of all my
~ one; them the officers knows
~ Tue officers knows nothing
puIl'ee'offieer suddenly started.
,"aolelast words startled Web
\; 1he officers knows of, and
neers knows nothing Of"
Fttlve is always q detective,
~ OF Is not tired of life. The
VI The criminal referring to
|e"ged a, crimes, in a moment
'Ae officer to the exercise Of his
|gnt Of his plans for a few mo-
tau sneh Il ne said, Its too early to
|... NO visits are allowed be-
Eaa ana 1t is not nine. Don't you
r"u [. meat breakfast would help
port the interviewW
~ \" i have got to say to her will
'"a",o '"s' 80 I'll take your advice as to
y. sas Soon pulled up before q small
~ Ien passed through tho shop,
M Da,.; q1eer-shaped room, which,
moment, was quite
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10

The nest of humming bird is thus de-
scribed:-It is about as large at the top as
ahalf dollar, and is made of spider webs,
downv feathers, with fbres Of bark and
shreds of cotton, all interviewer. The eggs,
two in number, were about the size Of small
white beans and the young birds be-
fore they were hedged resembled humble
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10

The Turks allow NO infdel to look at the
standard of Mahomet; and when 1t was
carried in procession about 1853 several
hundred Christians, who ignorsntly looked
on, were massacred by the Turkish popu'
lace. .'-- -
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10

Is now open 10 the public free, there has
mus music and singing in the evenings; the
Museum contains over 2OOOo OF the rarest
curiosities from all parts of the world and
constantly adding. refreshments can be
had either in the garden or museum, is
the m most pleasant and coolest resort in the
citv. the weary will find this place of rest
and comfort, also, good music and oblige-
Ing walters, ,u.nv,cp
Pr0prietrO,
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10
Ten in Blood

kK1NE BOYD
Auruos OF
4 CHILD" " DRIVEN FROM
\" "pAR1s1AN DETEo
TIVE" &C.. 3D.
,e.constable marked the act,
A name, but he uttered no
Dassed, and 10! the convict's
the pistol fell to the ground,
with an oath, Il dare not kill
,,iod Webber, raising himself,
P""pt upon your friendship.
Imust VI live on and suffer-"
bat is the matter with youi"
"yjct. Are you miserable'"
ues of a Jail. But I'm not here
Of my poor troubles. Come,
iug more to keep US here. Let
rself, for I wont Kill you. As
d where I am"
thought of, my good Lang.
Weber, whose ordinary man.
gradually returning to him.
arrest you. and l will. You
Drt of a fellow in the main,
Therefore we may as well be
m have for a wife a fine, tall,
woman, called Suntlower,
\ named Adela."
ou know that'"
tectiyes know that, Langley.
good deal about yourself
Err for we have it from the
who. in fact, gave the infor-
where you were to be found. "
b reared the convict.
it's true"
Ian hear that Sunfower had
| would die"
dtrstand that" said Webber,
.angley seized the pistol, put
detectives heart, and said,
my wife has sold me to the
It" replied Webber, who re-
motionless.
I looked at him, and said, as
pck, "You do not lie; you are
bn a chair, bis arms dropping
So that's how it is I haven't
two long days!' he murmured.
bved the wretch as never man
! she was the only thing on
love~
lrned to the police-ofiicef, and
myself up; you can put on the
you take me for 7" asked the
you think Pm going to take
|Of a weak moment7 Never
Re calmer, We will see what is
ptic man was sobbing like a
E Webber walked up and down
urrledly, murmuring, "He is
pc can shed tears! l cannot
y tears choke mel"
ne more, and the officer, going
struck him Oh the shoulder
Come with me. You shall SET
| ct leaped up.
n where to find her then T hi
Z in prison, at Newgate. Sht
Ruesa's evidence against yor
and though she can't beal
Pnst you, being your wife, sht
|ers who will. She did this tt
Pu' for it seems she is afraid o1
b.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-10
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY
W, H. Gilkyson, has taken the office
DR., En- er Jefferis,
elith the determination to do frst-class
work, and givesalisfaction to all who favor
him with tii+irpatrunage.. His charges will
be very moderAte. The old stand 9TH and
Teeth slO, Teeth $40. Filling 81 so and
1900 at W. n. GiIkyson, Dentist, corn Of
Fifth and Shipley streets. Wilmington,
Del
, 1877-05-23
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peroHcnfli4t cine lleb,riidt Or in Ben
Sabren 1861 bis 1876 in Sen SteQen
pom @encralfelomarl4aq bis cin1hlieB,
lid) gum Yremierlieutenalt i'm 6eere
lta%tt9tfunoenen geIoroerun9en. Oanad
purom bon BEN &aiisr Wtl6slm CT.
nanut: 10 0cneralIelomarlhaQc, nGms
lid 2 in Sabrc 1870 3 ia Sabre
1871, 5 I'M Sabre 1873. Rah ben,
Strle9e BON 1866 wuroc oifle bodlte
mlIitarilbs gIroe nitt ertDsiit. oaqcs
gen sucrlt unter &aiicr Wilbeln'S 0tes
sisrung uab Dem Safe BON Wtcs, unter
NbmtiAung Don Gem bis babin i'm
preuBiibsn &onilSbaule feltsebaltsnsn
Brand, Dem &%ronprinSeu uno benz
Priu;eu TrieOrid Scarf. Jsrner wurs
ben beiDroert: IS Generate ser Sns
%tanterie uno Gaualerie. IuBcroem
wuroen 2 9euerdle aus frtmoen Oiens
item itcrno mmen. Die BAIL Der crs
uannten 9cnerauleutenuut5 betru9 2l3,
oarunier 80 i'm Sabre 1866. Aus
TremSsn Dilnlten puroen 6 ~ibernoms
iner, Dc 3abl Der @cueralmaior5
betru5 A9Ay Der aus frenom 0itu ell
itb:rnommenen 10; or O5erlten Oil,
oanebsn 26 ibtrnommenc; Der Oberlts
lieutenantS 1879, oausben %; ser
WfalOrS 2708 oane6en 1913; Ger Saupt,
leute uno 9littmsilter 5146, oansben
$40; Der Observation-Disclosures 1888, oa,
neben 555 iibcruommen. Oer &Dnie
5rieorid Wilbclm III. bat wabrenS
Ans nod ben Sefreiungstriegsn sigsnt,
liA nnr Sliider gum Tclomari dau ces
nannt, wabreno Dort uuo &leilt nur
ben Gbarafter ais iolde erblslten.
SpGter wuroe @nsiisuau wirt(id der
Telomarihau uno oa @rai 3ieteu
IN Vreslau 9orafteriiirter Gslomar.
ldau.
Wenn man in oen 2iiten ter preu.
Biiden @intommenit:u,r oaS ael1dste
Ginfommen nit 20 capitali(irt, 70 erbdlt
Die l3abl Der prtuBiiAm We nlo.
mare. lHt is l 100000 Gbaler Ser.
m09en Az 0mopon % in Berlin j; nit
l,300. 600 Iblr. 81, oauon 10 in Ser.
lin; nit 100000 CHR. "a, oapon 10
in Ssrlia NIT 100000 Tblr. IA,
bapon 5 in Berlin ; nit 2,4OO, 900
Gblr. ID, oaoou Z in Berlin nit g..
800, 900 Iblr. 3, SauOn 2 in Berlin;
nit 100000 Eblr. A. oauon 2 in
init too. oc0 E9;e. . IN
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Ger Gi@moabsr IS m Gobaeeo" if bon oen a%useepS6hEaen
,Tirginia Natnral Seaf'' gddniten nno fret bon Senaclr, Staub, Parfunne
oor r@uo elmer yafaNduns. Der ledte @uue goocn, worn ower Eabot 9euod>
fen Qn ihmar Grid in Yuania umo gortb GmOlna) uo bic srt oes Grod-
mems pernMnoet bic Ero:entc bcs NrotuneS beb6alb fann berftbe in Effen oor
in eisauthn scrouht wsr0mt obmc 8, befarhen 5rsblenncn, @dwinoet i'm Sop:
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encm iapsren eebmbOSsn aspaaiem rnS NIT atqerHde Saen. Genqaa S09ncn,
oor demiibe Subfansen pariamrt ODER anoeruGts prfalht 1T, 91hebt.
Dub feline 9ninbeu, fmn Nroma, ietaeu naturGdrn @eub uno GNihmnd
empfeblt er fd oem Hfitn. uno @iaarretens0taudtr, aS cine or ausgiuhtedeu
uno rem1en Sorhn Sabaf. Den man baben fam.
Son einer snalpic, welae fursi4 bon oefm 9a5af bon Or. guauaus
y5(dcr, or berubate GbemHt Der f0nNiden Isrfutm> e5elaihaft in England, &C.
mubt wuroe uo oshea Same 70 betaunt in ieben eaboratoium Der wsh, 1T Sol
9mb5 en IaSsu9
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uer eien 70 muloen @cIdmad bat, oen IN alien farfen. beiBenoen Gabaf ftoe h
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vuno widheere Sode, melhe hb bub meme nneriubun9 aus9dunben babe. lit,
,oB err uur menig 9ecota entbat ub oB III oaku @orhn 3abaf BRET. ODER bier
"mal ico1 aefnoen mho. Sd fmo, Bog oier Gaat cine orbdttubmdBn tkne
oQuanttat gtpeBHofe entbdlt oHies eftdrt ben lebiden @eruh oes Gaudes
roOn bhcr sortc 2abat. Gs it pabrlib sie Der @o9ruhsnnen sOrten, Die ia
yf ocraudt babe unb eS 1T nufib ,uaGr. baB Der Iabaf uur meni9 Hcoin uMo
vgiweibiOf entbdft. wddes ib als Elm bsonorss &eaa5iAen aa:s Iebft4 r0hen'
ron uno mloen Gabats. behotte"
Ser Sapehr 9Wt ben 1abaf Sen mir fir fart uno fdRdt baeu. ben ihar~
fen, betbenoen Geidmad; Der GtueBlofT gtt Den unansenebmen @eruh, me
oerbranne 6eoern ODER Smn, wcMcr oft i'll ihtcd]t breanenoea Tabat bensrft wmb;
baS 9tcotn 1T Der @ftfof.
, 1877-05-23

esg- Mue Nrt Drudarbeiten luerben
II Der Sffite bern Sirsiuia Staa.s,
-
@Nstte" .onseiertist.
, 1877-05-23
Die Jnhkmr

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Nxobba.- tnS tnr3 Gianebmen pom 9pgpu!ner
}}ssibren ets bat, 10 tief 1e liest, nnb az sleiGcr
~ 3eit seiget ie bic 9ebenstrait bes MenIben an.
\, GGanienbe ttnb n ben lebt:n srpet Sabren tn Der
Sworben. Inner ben @ebcilten %befinocn ii9 picIe
.EMerste unb Ipotbcfsr. Ole sobbtber unteri6eiSen
if9 pom %onoeren @abern %boourd, oaB ie brett ali
bic &raufbeit e~tnmirten uaS ben fraufen StolI ems
%5erntr, In pelder SSorn, CT aud Slm @orl@eh
,fonme. Ste iino Elm SerbrennnnsSs Uoer anSi3eiz
bnr9S>RroceB oer &rantbeitSltolle Sober Sr0nfe
piro bi Der Anwehbnns bttIer Sur iosuiG9en ietn
eisener @rst. gscln Scniauo bur4 bieie @aber 9es
beilt tit. 10 tit er ptrtlt3 tllo rdoitol 9ebetlt, nab
renb nab Der bisberi9en 9eilmetbooe bic Ntttel
8ep5bnlih 9eiabrliNer iino ais bic &rontbeiticlb
nio l9 teTs ~ GANGS Seer 'cut'Sdrsr sr9nts
Sosiei5 bic svybaSer ATE areStpeiten, iuihtrli4
nno anBerli9, %turtrsn, 10 ltno BOD bic @irfnn9en
nod in oeltem s. itanoe befnOen, sous auberorbents
lid: SSiebet, letbit Nerpenz uno Tpphusfe6er,
peroen lebr i6nel, 9smobnlt9 nit Ia 9aoern,
@farirt. Ssatss nno sns.semidllpinsitd,t roiro,
beionbsrs bet inn9en ssnten Il. tn, eriterl staStum.
3Nep6bnlih leidt turirt. @anetSmdit, Nbeus
HraattsMns pereen oft lebr i@rtu. ,eebetlt;
%Nsbeuic Nu9enz NIB Sbr'ntrantbeitcr, iopte ole
&fDpDiIitiidje &rdntbetten In ieoel Srabe Sci
EtaBereu &raatbeiten, GsanD,pwttnen, A@es
tldipiirem, .Serapbeit &C: tit bic slirfun9 cine
Y 1lotli3e II. ittbore. Muir Elm 8ao lit binrei6enb,
sttrn SSeben uo, ber %gsirfans sn iibcr;snsen. Was
! 9enfrebS nnb bic logenanrtte Sarus oocr
3mferrutr (eine bis irbt nnbeilbare &rantbeiD
\ Nouroen 9ebei(t Stt Iebterer 8rantbeit seben 25
ssNMro5cnt bes .Snaerltofies NIT ieoe'a Babe Sur@ ben
Ky3trin ab.
Oie Sabez unb Ginnebme>puIper werbcn mad
mmtsebem @lob IN. seitoe %perlenet, Der 4srsts beg
GMabezVulperS III SO, Der ocs Giuueb,ne : Bulpers
Y. &1. WSan Iale lid etne @toi9ire iber bic aobfp
y ~ snQliiaer ODER bentl4er Spra6e lbtfen.
Fir. Rauchfuss.
81 Stanton Ctr, (Box $780,
sssw 9ort
, 1877-05-23
Meuf(tf telegr. peps(bfa.
Ser &rieg iu1 Oricnt.

2onbon, %. Mai. Sie gilen-
babnbriide iiber bic Mluta, nabe 9las
taria brad unb Elm 3us BON 10 Wa9en.
welAe Munition entbielten fir Die Gul-
fen in Wolla9a, fiel in bic Siefe. Stint
&eiierbe tpurhsn set0otet.
Triebensseri9te linb unter Sen ruff.
iden Sffieicren perbreitet aber man
ipsiB ni6t wober ie itammen.
Ser rumdnil6e 9enat ftimmte elm
itimmis fir llnabbdnsisfeit uno &rie9
&uilii6e Yeri6tea iasen, oaB SOC
Siirten bel Mroaban bc9raben luuroen'
Ser gaar rei1t mad Der Souau an
2. SUM- ab uno miro 3 @o1en bort
bleiben.
Sic Siirtsn con5entriren li6 bel Sus-
tafai unb @istoria,. mo-, tpie MAI pers
mutbet, Die GuIlen innerbalb GINGER
Sage einen uebersan9 erSlpinsen pers
ben.
unsea6tet Ser 9cridte Ser Inter
briiduns bes Nufrubrss i'm &autalus,
lino Sruppen BON Gr5eno unb Mrebun
unb bic @arniIonen bon 9abe1ton uno
Sebetdna suiammense5osen, Inn per-
eint ee9en bic Sniursenten 81 operi-
rem.
Ser sr6Bere She'll pon Sebet9na III
in @affen gesen &uBlano.
Dabelton lit nod rubis. Die @ir,
flung, wel9e Die Snlurettion in GuBlano
hcrporbradte, mar um 10 sr6Bsr, oa 1ie
10 uneripartet fam.
3ruppen Iino bon Mleranbria cinse.
1dift woroen, besleitst BON bei sepan.
aerten Grisatte xMetometali" unb elmer
tirtii@en gorpstte.
grslanb bat Der Sirtei uno &uSlano
iasen loiisn, bob es li6 ipi0erleben mir
be, tuenn &aufabrtei ooer &riessi diff G
pon neutraIen Md6tsn Sinbernii1e in
ben @ss geleet wiiroen, bur9 Den @ues
Canal gu fabren. IS bat gu slsiter
3eit Die anoersn Msd9te bapon bena9.
ri9tist.
Seit Dem Tal BON Quinn Sale
bsrri9t Elm Yanic nidt u in OoeIa
ionoern in alien pldben am @9warsen
Meere. Ser @ouperneur bot periu6t
Die ourd cine Yroflomation Die @emii-
tber gu berubisen.
2onbon II. %. Mai. Cine Sepcl0e
BON &uti9ut oatirt BON Montase OH
ben ~Selesrapb" belast ToIsenbss :
.@ruBe 8ortebrunsen weroen bon Ben
&ui1en sstrOfsn, einen @eriud 3u ma,
den ben SIub awil9en &aboua un0 Mi,
fopolis gu freu5en. sic babsn per 81,
ienbabn @6iHsbriidsn u.1b feline 9am=
pier berunter9ebra6t uno erri6ten GRO
BE Sortificationen bel Sslab unb 3urnu
MasureIi. Sortwdbrenoe 3ulammem-
alebnnsen BON Sruppen, in Den @ssenb
BON Steinita, Iino .bemsrtbar. Sic
Siirfen lino pOlltanois porbereitet jeoen
1eriu@ gu Wioeriteben.
Scr @tbener Correspondent Der Na-
riier s2e Semps" msloet : v&ries sipi-
lhen @rN6enlanb uno Der Siirfei in.
nerbaIb 20 Sasen lit unausbIeibli9."
Cine 9spside bon s~artatai an BEN
2onoOn telegraph" Montas Mbenb be.
ri6tst: "3wsiunouisrsis ruilil6e 9atai=
lone, orei Yatterien Mrtlllerie nno &a.
palerie famcn ssraoe auf Der anbern
Ssite oes Gluiies BEL Oltsnibu an. Gin
@nsriIf wiro erWartet.
Cine Special 9epelde BON @alab
an bic ~@aiIp SEEMS" belast: v@sltern
Die &uien iibsr ben 6lub BON
mad @biocet. Sic brannten
ben lsstersn plaB nisoer.
Oie &uisn Daben lire 8orbai9i
Tortiftationen p%erlaIien, inbem lie tei-
men Spatsrsn Gebrau9 oafiir Su boben
9lau ben, oa Der Jlub bon Sbrail mad
@sni binIanslid our@ Yattsrien uno
ssl4iikt 1T.