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The New York herald., 1878-01-13
AN IMPRESAkIO'S TROUBLES.
tLoSo wAIr-MIss KELLOGG CHANCES HER
MIND.
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MIND.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1875.
While largo and fashionable audience was pa
ticntly waiting at the Academy OF Music this alter
noon, wondering, when two O'Clock came and passed,
why the curtain did not rise upon the first scene OF
tho grand opera Of 'Aida," ntte operate perform
ancc In which there more dscord than harmony
was taking pacs behind the MISS kellogg and
MISS Carey were advertised for tho principal female
parts In "AIda and Nile. R0ze, the prima donna,
was quietly resting at her hotel from the IA
tgucs ol last nights Efforts The matinee
was TO begin two O'Clock. no hour
came and all the company were ready, except Miss
Kellogg VINO had not arrived. Al the lust nome mt
word was brought 10 Mr. strakosch that she was i'll
and could not sing, although she WAS known TO have
been well twelve O'Clock last night The distract Cd
and indignant manager hastily sent message 10 MILE
RDzo inpioring her 20 sing IN "Favoritao
.Weli," SAID the GOOD -naturcd prima dobnn, "Ive
been talking all the morning. and IT'S not fair TO ex
pect 70 sing such notice. It's ten minutes past
Two now and II Will lako me half hour 10 dress But
pl do anything TO hclp Nr Strakosch and prevent tho
audience peiug disappointed"
Mr. MaplesOn, Mile R6zc's husband, bastcned 10
Mr. SrakoscD, however, and the result was that tho
impresario sent word to Miss Kellogg that he would
dismiss the audience aud close tho house. This
tho desired effect for at tn rec O'Clock
the impatient audience was gratincd by seeing the
drop curtain roll up whilc tho orchestra began the
appear and the performance went smoothly. The
fact that the lady has direct interest IN the salo O
seats IN ay afford cew 10 tho motives that led TO her
sudden cnangc OF mind.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ApELApx Dec 11-Arrived. bark Rurc (RuO, BerElunds
Victoria, W.
BxRMUoA. Ian 9-In port. bark Aurora Cswl Abrecht-
sen New York for Queenstown arrived 80 (ses Mis-
cellapy)
Sponagie. Now York. - .
Pierre. Mart IS days 10 leave same day for Laguna,
load there for New York;. !.
CAxpENAs, Jan 5-Arrived. bark Jackson. Baker.
9reenock.
Coombs. for Boston In 2 days ~.
HALIFAX an l2-Arrived, steamer Circassan (Br, Wy
e Baltimore for Lverpool Beta (Br) Bermuda and St
Thoass 49,
MELsouRsn Dec 1o-sailsd bark Ceres tBr'. Findlays
Boston. 4..
PoRr Az Pnsoz. Dec l4-Arrved, schr Mabel. Malonox
Boston .....
RIO JANKlxo. Dee e-Arrivsd, barks Gsmaiie shaw
Baltimore: Huntress (Br,, Gum, do.
Sailed Deo G. brig Axbine Nor, Blk Batrnore 7thS
bark w II Conn., Cnins. Now Yosk: schrs Flora (der)s
Brinkmann, do; CscQue (br). Cox, Baltimore.
Cleared Dec brig Bernhard Gcr), Luling. New Yorki
7th ships Flying Eagle Crowe Java Grey Eagle Lucasd
Baltimore: bark Christins tSwedl Fe1a do.
SIDNEY NSW. Nov 23-Safed, bark Edward May, John
son. shanghai.
Crom 81 Croixl. fer Boston, idg. ~,
TRIEsfR Jan 7--Arrived bayks Maria LuiCia Ntni),
sayarsse, Nav York: 9th. Sognedalen lSor). Fach do
vIcro au 3Saed. ship Grace Darling. harrington,
San Frpu0iHoo.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT, RI. jan H. 1878.
The sehr Rachel vanaman. Of Phadelphia, which went
ashore opposite the Life Saving Station No Mar
ragansett Pier will be sold ut auction next Tuesday.
The sunken BARK discovered by Captain Timothy Aiken
OF pilot boat May Bird and reported In the HERALD
Browns Ledge. Gay Head is believed to be the brig
Jones, OF Liverpool NS from New Xbrk for Halifax, which
into aud sunk Dec OF Gay Head by the steamer
Pottsve The ends Of the painted white the
paint being w0rn tho middle of the
had been recently and she had wire rigging and
iron jackstays Captain AikeD when discovered the
wreck managed to save old stavsni Ho also saved
broken at both end measuring six inches r
circumference. block and gilt bal an iron rod
also secured Capain Aiken states that the bearings
givsn in the HERALD correct and he could find tho
wreck without much trouble.
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JOHN BRouGHAM's BENEFIT.

Notvthstandng the fact that the sale Of boxes for
tho Brougham bsncnt on Friday ne>Rcd a compara-
lively small sum the managers Of the enterprise have
made such arrangements for tho sale OF seats that
nero is little doubt concerning the financial result
The prices Of general adm sion been adjusted
that tho pubic be accom- modated at any hguro
between 81 and SO, and II 10 understood that the
TRENDS and admneTs OF the GENIAL actor Will NIL the
house. large number OF gentlemen connected with
the Union, Lotos Manhattan Century and other clubs
said ~ DO moving in the premises, and betv cen
them TO soy nosnIng Of the great OUTSIDE public, Is
confidently expected that very large audiences will be
present during bosn the afternoon and evening por-
tormancc.
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SAILED.

steamers Britannia tbr). Liverpool; August Andre
elg Antwerp; Bengal lBr). do Neckar tUer) Bremen
City Of Antonio GALVESTON via Key west Lone Star
nah City Of Atlanta. Chsrieston Regulator Wilmington.
Nc; Wysnoke, Richmond. &c; + knight, Georgetown,
Dixon. San francisco bArks yittoris taH LISBON
Abby Bacon Gibratar Jupiter Cswe) Cork Falmouth
Nors (swe) Frank (Norj. Topda (Nor. do; Maud
scanmsll (B do; Armenia tAns,. iloucesser vrgnia
Milheim lieD Stetin Atisniic. Port Spain Ma,tea
snland (Xn srs.nr Milton Ss Srss svslsc
LtaD, Cork Falmouth Gloria !ta, Frederick shaven
EmmA Hail. Sagua la GrxDde; Manlius, CArdenns; schrs
Tom. Williams Pxra; Clara X Bergen, Cienfusgos:
Lyon. Baltimore; : j Fooks. do
Also sailed Gur Stream. Tor WimlnCton NO:
bark Dipt0n, Gloucester. ..
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AMERICAN PORTS.

1ss 'sA' Martha
M .Iss: .s-'i sa
Ss:s; S.Ss v.s:r.a Gags; New Orleans; 'ehi Lissis
:nd Snf
Highland Light, Cane Cod, At 0 80 AN to-day.
pa.saa % s.gsIsS ss ?.sS:ss
.ss
s S.s s p.
gsa. Caasren. ao Prime Doan. NS..: Tonsn:sn ems 90;
Ps!a"mbvco; sehrs D N Apthooy. westr.ts. hoboEen;
os :sS,. K.:s Hilton. And FI:;so'. s.,.uu
MSlssma. baltimore. s:n bark Nary cSsr%sn @
cis:sred .esss:msr oh.mpon Lockwood. New York.
sess:Ax 's' j:n in for BALTIMORE
ship Eagle Lucas from Ho Jsneiro barks winred (B.
Passed out from bal,imors-Barks Aauideneck and
s, s s
TT .$R::n SsSa 's bark. ''.aa s'
1s. %sH :sfs. - saa
a:ssesl S bark ss%"s Nor, Fisss:ssa Bremen ~
.ss sss YsH h"d''''
$ STORM ssn sysSso ssS9s t a5Ss s
S:rs tcu:p. Gs. GsnscS AsTu S y
;sai f 81.
lev, London; Ariers (Br) Morgan do Lnouist tBr),
Curry, do: Tasmsnian tBr), Crowe Greenock; Thomas
Lord R.y, New York. bsrks Navigator osr); cas.ela-
Ssons%.. tBr5. Grossly, London iS,sins, Navy: brig
Watch (Br) Robins ko Janeiro schr White Wing Snow,
Sailed Sts.mers Fire Queen (Br pl. and City
PIILADELPhIA, Jan 1l-Cleared, steamer Dunmore
12th-Arrved. steamers Alliance. Crocker New fo.k;
Ashland Howe do: schrsJ Vance Lee. Hoooken: Mary
Oorson, Williams, Brunswick, Ga Ksbeccs Queen.
Cioared-steamsm Petsvilie, PIERCE Boston; Norman.
Nickcrson. do; Tonswanda, sherman. Provdcnce vnd-
Gator. Rogers. Fall River: Reading Coburn. Williams.
snss HssSss sss.
Rocca GtaD Repetto Cork or Falmouth; Olga tAusl,
saiie1N steamers Potssvic Reading Norm an vndIca-
| tor. Tonawanda. Ashland. and JHnistA -
Lxwxs DEL Jan 11Sailed. barks Lydia tBrl, Charmers
uron Bsrrowl Chsrisston; Providsnsa X dtaD, from
iash--Arrived ship q Robertson tBr,. Merrill Glas-
gov; barks Tommy QGcr Philadelphia; wavc Queen OBJ,
| SAN FRANCISCO Jan 4-Arrived, barks David load.
lay Swanton, Port Gamble; Gen Cobb Oliver Scnbcck
| brig Glencoe. Cauxhol, Humboldt.
CiemredSchr HuniDoldt, Wendt. Tahiti via Humboldt.
| Saled--BriK Alods (uerj. Siebje. Mazstlan.
Iith-Arrived. sLip Amana tBp. Beckett, Newcastle.
| SAVANNAH, Jan I2-Arrvcd, s.smmers Mo (Br) Bam-
brough Livsrpooi; Gen Barnes, Chccsman. New York
Amenca, Bllnps baltimore; ship Doris (Ger,, Herboih
Bremen barks Bellevue lBr Kyfn. Liverpool; Equity
Nor), Knusen Cork Frste rnitas tNo Jacobsen. Bar.
more Antwerp sehrs Curtis AcKery Norton Bull River;
Earl Potter. Shearet, Nuvassa-
Cleared Steamers City OF savannah Mallory, Now York
wyornins Teal Phiisds pha land both sailed schrs
| saied-ship Savannah (Gsr. Bremen.
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THE DAMRoscH MATINEE.

Yesterday afternoon DR.. Leopold Damrosch gavc
the last OF bis two OF concerts. The concert
which may begin the third series depends upon an
pouncsment. The best part OF yesterdays concert
was tho last number which the orchestra rendered
With great sweetness. as It deserves Mr. Bockelman
played, with orchestral accompaniment, the Bach
concert In d minor on tho piano. The Bargicl
octete, for strings, was very hsrshy given, although
DR.. Damrosch worked over with his usual nervous
ness. There can be but one orchestra IN this city
during the hard times, and the Society
has decided that Theodore Thomas shall carry
be collected together Of the musical elements
IN New York. Dr. Damrosch is a good conductor.
He was the Trend oil Won BdIow. he had so good an
audience yesterday that he has need Tor thinking
that he had no success.
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"a CELEBRATEp CASE. p"

The management Of the Union Square Theatre arc
busy preparing for the elaborate production OF the
mcecss OF authors of the 1.-TWO Orphans" The new
play 10 entitled "a Celebrated Case" Tho Partisan
wit,cs unite in praise oftbe work. placing above tho
"rwo Orphans, the "Grace do Dicu,' tho sea OF Ice
and other dramas OF AdoIphe D'Enncry. The time o
play that Of the battle OF Fontenoy, 1745 There
tore IL will have the benefit o rich and snowy
and there are In II six tabIcaux-three interiors
and many cxteriors-it will anori every possible
opportunity TO the management Tor tho display that
sonpleeness and Artistic taste in scenery for which
this theatre is celebrated Thcrc eighteen speak
Ing characters IN The play OF which females
From the uniform Of the convict and that OF tho
private soldier up TO the beautiful dresses OF dukes
costume Of the time will, is said, be brought into
reouisitiOp,
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxsrrRpAx Jan II-Sailed, bark Sarah Dudmsn tBr),
Rose, Tybse.
CApIz Jan -ssilsd sehr speedwell Kesne. New York.
DunLix Jan lt-saisd barks Bacchus sus). Bjerkvsts
United states; Stormy Petrol (Br), Charles, do.
DuNxtRx Jan Io-saiied. bark Jennie Armstrong tBDs
McNutt. United States.
LIvKnrooL. Jan II-Arrived. steamer Vanguard (6r).
Cell, New Orleans.
Sailed l1th. ships William tBr), burneay. Tybee Colder
Rule, Lews Now York; barks Memo (Br), Sutherland
Tybee: Bertha tNor), Hansen, United States
LONDON. Jan I2SCiesred. barks Ella Moore (Bp, Field
ing New York jose Marie uta, Casteo, philadelphia;
Regia (Nor), Larsen. United st ates.
Lizard Jan IL. 3 PM-On, steamer Italy Br), Simpson.
from New York for London.
LIMERICK. Jan IL Sailed, bark Violet (Br) Harding,
Unit6a States.
MALrAs Jan Io-sailed, Due Frateili HtaD. Fer
oroRro Jan 2-Arrved. bark Lsugen (Nor) Magnussen,
New York. ..... ..,+..s..t.s.
QUxxxsrowN, Jan l2-Arrived barks An gions Bonsrdi
ta Raxetto, New York; Leo (Nor) Anderson do Nuova
Manila dtal), Msrasso Baltimore.
Also arrived 18th, 500 AN. stesmers Wisconsin (Br),
Forsyth. Nav York for Liverpool; AM Abyssiua (B),
Murphy. do do tand both proceeded).
RIO JANEIRo. JanoArrivcd previously, brig Wright,
Clark Baltimore.
TRIESTE. Jan 7-Arnved. bark Eleanor Madre UtsD.
Scala, Now York.
WEATHER REPORT.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
A DESPERATE MAN.

Ofhcors Boyiau and shields. Of the First precinct,
Brooklyn, heard cries Tor help at No. 81 Furman
street last evening They entered tho house and
found James stanton with n table knife in his hand.
running around the room alter his wife Tho terrified
woman appealed to the officers TO bcr lite, and
they attempted TO secure tho man, who suddenly
turned upon the and succeeded cutting Shields
The lip aud BoyLn on the hand. The dssperado was
quickly disarmcd, however, and taken 10 the station
house .m ..ee -
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
IN AID OF THE ORPHANS.

grand concert will DO given at the Athennum,
corner Of Clinton aud Atlantic streets, Brooklyn, on
Monday evening, in aid Of the Brooklyn Protestant
orphan Asy lum on Atlantic avenue. Extensive prep
arat,ops have been Tor tho OF tho affair
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

"Jczebol" is 10 succeed Modjcska ut the Fifth
Avenue.
Mark Hasslcr's Saturday afternoon concerts In
PhiIadeIphia are we'll attended.
The Philadelphia Museum Is the first theatre in
mat city 10 respond the demand for prices oil
admission.
Sotbern, at tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music, has
oeen drawing nne houses, Notwithstanding the in-
clemsncy of tne weather
Miss Emile uavan. lady who has been giving pub
lie readings IN Chicago during tho last TWO seasons,
will shortly read in New York
.lhs Babes IN the Wood" at the Eagle Theatre, is
"a be sucoesded on Monday night by Mr. John
prouebam's drama, "rne Lottery OF Lite"
Mr.. julie Keen and Miss saiIic Adams appear next
we.k AZ woods Theatre, IN Brooklyn in what Is an-
.suucsd a. "a realistic orams," emitted "Chris."
Aall.ssss have been made 70 the eurlosi'iss In the
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
SPOKEN.

sBark stoJohsnn CSor, from Cette for PAscasoua ne
date. &c.
Brig Francois mot Franconial. Ca!on Of and from
Quebec for Montevtdeo Dec lat 81 Al n, lon SO ol W.
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BELOW.

Ship Deutschland (0er), koper. f:om Bremen. Nov
BARK Tide (Aus), Tonmich, from Letth. Nov %.
bark swansea lBD, Lawrence. from Hsutsport, Ms.
&AAA
The New York herald., 1878-01-13

bus, Ohio; Joe Murphy, "Kerry Cow" New Or
leans; Robson Crane, ''Our Bacheors," Chicago.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK Jan 12-Noon.
The time ball of the Western Union Telegraph Company
by standard time Of tho United States Naval Observatory
Wssngton) to-day dropped wotenths second slow
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
WEATHER REPORT.

HoLYHEAD. Jan IL. PM-wind wsw. fresh; barometer
80 569.
PLYxourH Jan r. PM-wind L. light; barometer 80 90
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Skdnisr.

DATES or DEPARTURE THE MONTHS
JANUARY FEBRUARY.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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Sails. Destination. oCsee
The New York herald., 1878-01-13

on the arrival or di Murska, to give operas
The New Park Theatre, In Brooklyn, on Monday
evening will once moro witness the appearance Of
that praseworthy actress Miss Maggie Mitchell, in
her popular character oi ''Fanchon, tho Cricket"
After Wednesday she will play in "rhe Pearl OF Savoy
until the termination Of her engagement on satur-
day night After that sbo will play in Pnsburg, St.
Louis. baltimore and Washington. She has purchased
tho sole English right TO "La Cigalc" translated by
John Hollingshead and called ''Thc Grassboppor."
Mr.. Lester wallack will tomorrow night mako his
rentrtc at his own theatre IN "My Awful Dada
piece in which he achieved remarkable success last
year. The appearance OF Mr. Waiack is always
OF the noteworthy events OF tbs season, and the
cast is nearly the that OF last year play
know what OF pleasure the announcement sug-
gests. we have SO much OF late dismal and heavy
In character that change to lighter things, Initiated
by such popular actor, will be warmly welcomed.
The folio wing IS tho complete cast OF 'Comillc." in
which Modjeska will commence her brief sores OF faro
well representations tomorrow night at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre ;-Ca amilic. Modicska; Mmo Prudence
Mrs. Louisa Eidridge; Nannc, Miss Annie Edmond.
son; Oiympe, Miss Edith Blandc; Michot,c Miss Isa-
belle Thyme; Armand Duva, Mr.. W. Burroughs; De
varciIle, Mr.. Tom wbinen; NJ Duvai. Mr. e. W.
Couldock CASTOR Rieux, Mr.. Folk Morris; Gustavc,
Mr. W. Roberts; Arthur, Mr. Mccartney; Messenger,
Mr.. Mavor
The whereabouts during the present week OF the
lists and combinations mentioned below is as fol-
Iows:-Mr. and Mrs. WI. Florence, mighty Dollar"
Albany Rochester and Buffalo, N. Y. Kate Claxtou,
"Two Orphans" Cincinnati, Ohio; John y. Owens
"D,tr and ''Our Boys" Waterbury, Conu Douc-
cault shaughrauu Company, Newark, n. j. John
Thompson, sOn Hand" Hannibal, Mo- the William.
sons, "struck on" Philadelphia, Pa; Gilmore's
Band. Bun1lo, n. r.; +. T.. Aiken, "Maud MuL
| cr." O. D. Byron, "Across the Continent" Coiuus-
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- Der Gonlul Der Ser. Staatsn In
Sansisr eriiattst In elmer an bas Staats.
bepartemsnt seriAisten Dsps1de Yeriht
iibsr biz iurdttarsn 9srbssrunssn, tpelae
bic Gbolsra I'm Snnern pun Marueep an
rihtst. Das unter rem 0clte terrihfnbe
gisnD ii srub. Das Gsldaft 1T san,lib
seldsmt. Die Gtolsra wiithst In ben
mittlsrsn pus psn tioliasn Yropinsen.
Sunesrte iiarten BEN Sunasrtop. gu al
bisiem glsno fummsn no6 Die 8lattern
unp bSsartise Jstsr nit ibrsn Snrsd en-.
Nob nis ucrAsr mar Warpeco 70 farat.
ter teimssip@t. SsmmtIids an rIst.a
Suben nno sisle GprppSer iuo aus Gan.
sisr stHabsn. uaS aaerlei @sraass lbsr
bic @srAsstaaaea Der gboiera, wsIas tag
LID Bon JliAtlinsem aus esm Snnsrn
turtbin asbratt wsrosn, persrobsrn nod
bic Bsfursuus. Stwutt taslitb eine
uugstsurs Nusael BON Wtsnfhsn in Den
Straben Don Sanaisr Dor Suu1sr liarben
uno cbrObl bic &auFsuts bic 8rocnofs
gum &utsnprsiie serfauEsa, ssbsbt reh ris
| Gssisruns elnsn 5Ol! son 10 0rysnt bon
alien irporiirten estsnamittslp. Susi
man AZ. aqsesm nod tip,u, eas bic 0a1.
tarlanssr Malcssu Ypn Isear Wsrtinrunp
nit ber Nubsnwslt abseidnitten tatsn
iO tanu man FA fsin triitsrse gtlO osntsn,
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Wodten Gin3slne ssrinSlAabs, fcaar nit
gereAtuns BON eem 8epsrbe zines Yfauo,
leibers iprsden, 10 CAB es eafiir 5unoerts
uub 5unnerte, welde In Watsl ibrsn Hst,
ter besrubtsn, 0tb slldIih ldasten, ne
nisfcns einsn Werihen ,u fennsn, an mel
den Rs in Der srobten Notb fA pertrau'
ensYpa weneen urften.
Mter aud bic ginnabmen ber ifumpfi1n
nisen @rilelbis wurssn rurh bic &altt
porttsilbait bsein 1ubt. g4obin is fa in
ben reiteren Stapttbsilen psnoen mcfte
man gab itr germ nid,t nur tbrsr sisenen
ssiaissu 5alFoFsteit tpesen, lonoern aud,
aus Grbarmsn fir tsn lh6nen &naben,
ibren iunsen Brueer, wie ie ibn nanrts.
0cllrac mar in ben lansen 0oden, psl>
DE sr In ees Yfanpleibers 9stauluna per
bra6t, tleidsr, filler uno ldeuer sewor.
ptn. gSie Ger @enpsi elmer u9r, natoen
eas 5riebwert auf5esosen wcroen, esfanz
fenslos bin une berfawinst uno lsinen
3wed e,fiiat, 70 ufrtieb 8cllrao an @ril
lel's 9anp on ispsm MurSen piinftlih oen
9aocn, um nit gin6ruh Der DuaIslbsit
erit rpieber beim,ufsbren. Das lulise,
iinnloie @splaueer letner Bsaleiterin iibts
auf ibn fsinsn anpern @iaSrud aus, ols
eos 8nir1hen bss Shnees unter lsinen
6uben, ais bas Musrufsn Der Sanemdn.
ner, ais eas SamaAsn unb 3anten
bunsriser Sperlinse auf ben Da4rinnsn.
(Bprtiebuns fplst.)
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= Die ruIG1he Yrelle id,liat eiut

- Die ruiliide YreIc ihlist einen
iebr feincliden 2cn sesen gnslaub an.
Der vSeoamclti" Idreibt, Der 9rpee
aampI gaslanb's, Der felt Sabrbunberteu
im Nnause sewelen if, Dirb in AfAbani
fan lostreden. Der 0,nsti Stir" Iast:
Gie Stunoe ilt sefcmmen, ba @nalanD
fir feline iriiberen 5iinoen CUR Wedcn
ltaft Sescsen perpsn wirp. @uS Simla
idreibt elm Gp,reaiecnoeut; IS 1T fein
gebeinaibt eub bic inDiid,e Sfssieruus
,pisoerhrit unc oriuseno ba9eYen remrn
ltriri bat, pab benz gmir eine lansere 6rilt
telpi(list meroe. Der GicefSnis bat lei.
men sansen periSnlihen Sin fluB gu Sun.
itsu elmer irfortiscu slsticn auisstcteu.
Die Mbleupuas stncs lltinatu,us miro
e(Isemein ale elm srauEamer UNI oemiitbis
senoer Wibsrifi betradtet. Derle(be Cor.
rsipcuoent bemerft; Das llltimatums for.
bert pcaitaneise Nbbtte, gmpiang elmer
britiiden WeianntihaIt seitsns beS gmi:s
ano lest ned anosre 8eoisunsen aui
Wfam 9lautt Mot, bae oies ansenpn.men
werben wiro. Man bpiit, eer @mir rueroe
cem Gmiiiar, ,pelder am Mpntase abie.
selte, bic &rlaubnib uerweisern, iiber bic
@ren5e gu icmmen, ieccd slaubt man er
werpe tempc:iliren. Cine anoere Depelhe
aus Simla melpet, pas l1ltimatum laNe
cem eMir nAr eins iurae Trils sur Nst
mort unp maa s.aIbt, bas mad, ablauf
oerielben eiu aasemeineS 8orriideu fatt.
fnocn merce.-@ine Depeide aus Berlin
meloet, 8ublano teatlibtise feline Nrnee
in ccr 2iirtei.auf 100000 Wann gu yer
nebren.
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nne RE Jsbler tarsuttun, bic Bismard in
isinsr &trdsnpulint atmadt tatsn luG,
une gu 3eissn, rie er ieltlt ras auss lsbr
pisl flilssr uAo bipomatilasr anssfsQt
taten miirbe. Ssius pu.itil6 0eisbeit
lauft unssfatr barauf bnaus, saB, tpenn
lih gismard mad benz patcantlhsn Gpn,
Gil itterbaupt nidt metr nit Dem 0aplt
stnesla6sn, lonssrn ispe ciplomatilde
Tertineuns nit i'm atsebrohcn bate,
Der san3e Gulturtampf permiepsn worpen
mare. llnb ais 8sespt sur tiinfteen
Seiluns pes frantsn peutihsn Midel Bee
tcmmen mir gum Sdlub tas folesnpe
Sratsl uDurd llntsrbanrluuesn nit
Dem papif 1T ablolut niAts gu errsidsn,
mas nidt ourd maeiges unp epnlequentss
cesr moblwuaenbes 9srtaltsn i'm stsenen
Sanee gu errsihen mare" Dieles Ora.
tel flinet nidt libel, bat absr lsieer bel
4rnim ben Sinn, tab man fh nidt con.
lsquent perbalten, loncern einsn She'll Der
Wfaiseisbe aufseben loQ--lpslhen She'll,
last er niht--, pab man lfG NIT ben ga,
ttOlitsn I'm 9anoe rsradnbisen iOl--mit
mem, la9t er nidt, renn pepsr bic 8ildSfe
nod bic ultrampntanen @teeoronstsn er.
ldsinsn ale aeeisne!e Sbietts fir feline
piplcmatilds &unii, ME sr iel6l einiIebt.
es 1T i'm @runbe her alte biplpmatilGe
Shwinoel in elmer stnas aneern Serm.
Nrnim i,bertreibt bale bic Wadt bes Yapf.
tpuns. balo mill er iie isnurirsn, Serlaust
talo bic funeamentals umwanplnng nes
rDmiihsn Glerus in einen naiiunalen, tals
pill Ct bic einlanetesneen Maiselese, mel
DE hiss ts3wsdsn, aufbeten; es fommt
iem auf Elm Dussno Wicsrlpri!de nidt
All, penn er nur naSurh feline Syonis an
otn Mann brinesn tann-n namlitb or
Sismard. @r entmideit batei siue srpGe
siplomatilhe Gsinteit in psr Gurm isiner
Nneriffs, aber--pie uas bunit--aint sisl
seiunosn Menfdenserfano."