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THE AMERICAN SIDE OF THE
QUESTION.

Our nsighbor. the Orssonian. IL .
most devoted and indeiatigANs advo-
sAts Of sound money" but, unfortu-
nately. it, arguments are ali borrowed
from the European 6uanciers. and, con-
sidsred from the iers,sn standpoint, are
admirable in point Of forcs and logic.
But our Portland contemporary dees
not seem to realize that what ia lone
mans meat may DO another mans poi
son. and that opposi,s condition, make
opposite policies necessary. One illus.
tration In point: A few generations
hackjthe little island Of England. in the
North Sea was, relatively to tina rest Of
Europe. about ~ unimportant - Bel.
GUM and Denmark are now. But the
religious persscutisns Of Franoe drove
avay . great many Of their skilled
nanufseturass ftoA the continent, whs
hsdto the Britiah islaud fer . refuge.
The Engliah eovssnmsnt not Only had
- Uisdom 70 shelter tAsn, bat pr,-
eesAsd thsir iudasery b. stoppiae the
inpostasicn a isrsign masufussarsd
articles through prohihienry tssiG
The consequence Wa that England BE-
came sslfsuppostiag and independent.
Aitcf . while. b this coarss. her man.
ufheturing facilities became % thor.
saehly perfected that che We in . DO
6tion - undsrssll. svsa In their own
narksta ths vary prolucsrs who's
goods they - formerly obliged "a
psosect thc0aSlvss against By . tariff.
They then found oot that ths principle
Of . protective tariff IVES wrong, and
tniquitoss and they repealed il. Eng.
land made The discovery that the only
soand and wise policy Of commerce WA
free trsde." She had hardware and
dry-Goods to ell to I'LL the world. A.
long - the rest Of tho world va. omen
to conviction. Enslrnd did . mighty
business. and became the commercial
matter Of the world.
The present discussion OF the silver
question y historical parallel. Europe
ard our Eastern cities have plethora
OF sold to cell. The great West and
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the great Soath, and in fact our coun-
try generally. ere distressed by lack
Of sufficient specie for their needs. Our
Psci6c coast. however, 10 just now a
large producer Of silver SO Europe
declares. in effect. free trade In gold,
and puts up . bar against our silver,
aid seems to expect our statesmen to
swallow her aisintere,ted arguments
that the same course il also best for Us.
Maybe they can trap DAVIS with chat.
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EUROPE.

ROME, Feb. l7.-Cardinals Manning
and Detallout endeavored to bring about
the arrangement by which all foreign
Cardinals shall vote unanimously in
conclave. The combination failed. the
Austrian cardinal refusing adhesion.
The Ultramontans Cardinals. however,
are working actively to obtain the cleo.
ton Of one of that party.
1t is stated that pilgrimsges on a
large scale to Rome are preparing.
LONDON. Feb. II. - The coasting
steamer c. N. Palmer was sunk in Q
collision near Harwick, and fourteen
persons drowned.
CoNsTANTINoPLR, Feb. 49, The
British Ambassador had an audience
with the Sultan last night to explain
England's policy to his Majesty.
1t is reported that N.myak Pasha.
who has gone to the Russisn headqusr-
tiers charged to dissuade Grand Duke
Nicholas from occupying Constantine
pie, 10 also instructed TO endesvor to in
ducs the Russian Plenipotentiariss to
reduce certain fresh peace conditions OF
. very onerous character demanded by
Russia.
The British fleet has been withdrawn
to Mudiana Bay, forty miles south Of
Conatantinople. This movement is at.
trihutsd to . desire on the part of Eng.
land to facilitate negotiations to pre-
vent the entry of the Russians.
PERA, Feb. 16-It is generally OK.
pected that the Grand Duke Nicholas
will enter Constantioople with a poe.
ton Of his army. but will come - the
guest and friend of the nation and
with the consent of the Sultan.
In the Russian camp the renewal Of
hostilities 10 discussed ~ more probable
than peace, and every effort is being
adopted to consolidate the Russian I'D.
vance. War with England would b
very popular with the army. though
officers speak of it gravely as q ter rible
struggle. In this state of feeling. II
We have to begin again. cay Russian
Officers, nothing could ave Constanti-
nopls from destruction. There would
not be left one stone upon another.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. l6-The an.
nouneeosnt Of the arrival OF the Brit.
ish fiest At Co0stantineple has created
intense feeling. It is looked upon q
IN oct Of war-as defiance of The CON.
pact Of the Europsan Powers.
PARls. Feb. live isoselads from
the French squadrsn ct Smyrna have
gone to the sntrsncs Of the Darda.
nelles.
LONDON. Feb. IS Up to Sunday
evening the foreign efice had received
10 official information indicating q
Russian advance on Constantinopls OF
Gallipoi.
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THE FACTS OF THE CASE.

As one of our evening contempora-
ries. in an article commenting on the
letter from President Wright. the sub
stance Of which we gave. is inclined to
pu. an over sangaine construction upon
the statement, actually made. which is
calculated TO do our citizens an injury,
we take occasion TO set the actual state
Of the case before our readers i'm clear
light.
That paper calls Us the official organ
of the Northern Pacific Rsilroad Com
pany" We do not regard such an 80.
surd charge as worthy Of our notice !;
but We do say that the INTELLr-
oEScER is. and always has been, the
organ OF every individual and Of every
corporation that will sxpend . dollar
honestly Tor the Improvement and bene-
6t Of Washington Territory.
President Wright holds out no ter
minus bait to Seattle. he tells the
truth: that our future prospects depend
altogether upon the growth Of our pop
ulation and business. The only thing
Of any encouragement to Seattle Is the
TACT that time will be afforded her to
maintain herself hy the delay in the
matter OF building over the Cascades
Bot this circumstance, unless taken ad
vantage Of by extending our road this
year. will be of questionable benefit.
1t is definitely agreed upon to build
the Northern Pacific road down the south
side OF the Columbia river for the bene.
lit chiefly Of Oregon. The connection
with the Sound from Portland via Ka-
lama, will be only by O. s. N. Co. 3
boats until the completion of our road
to Wslls Walls. The o. 8. N. Co. Of
Portland and tho Northern Pacific are
either consolidated or in close alliance.
Though the Northern Pacific company
may build no read Immediately, it is
said that negotiations are progressing
favorably by which one hundred miles
will be built eastward for the Northern
Pacific company this year by means of
Portland capital under the direction
and control Of the Oregon Steam Navi-
cation company. At least such is the
talk in Oregon.
Be this a. it may it 10 useless for our
people TO be thrown of their guard.
They should not allow themselves to
be deludsc BY specious hopes. because
they would like to believe them to be
90 The only railroad that could posi-
bly, be Of any substantial benefit to the
people Of Washington Territory Is one
across the Cascades and they will
never get that until they build it them
selves. No public journsl can do any
good by singing syren's song to lull
men to sleep, when if they would keep
awake they might secure their interests.
In commercial man9uvering, the skill.
full strstegist covers his designs, that
he may be able to execute his moves
with the more suddenness and effect,
and without being anticipated.
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Letter nom La Conner.


La CONNIE, w. T. Feb. Is, 1873.
Ed. ISrxLLIoExoER :-Taking The
steamer Libby, with the courteous
Brsnran - her captain. We proceeded
to UtsAlady. place (from what We can
understaud) 10 the future great city Of
the lower Sound region. at least 20 in
the minds Of the member Of the Port
Gamble Milling Company. They ad-
vance to the farmers hereabouts one
cent per pound on all the grain that
passes through their hands.
The Snohonish Oats are being rapidly
dyked and cultivated. and La Conner
continues to increase in population.
A. this place ws found the L. Conner
stere. Representative L. L. Andrews
proprietor, doing dourishing business,
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TEL EGRA PHIC.
EreSss5seSU - tse
D.AlLT MrTELLl0ksCER,
ru1 OxLI xRwuPARxa
Receiving Dispatches
IN WARRINGTON TERRITORY.



SAN FRAxcrsoo. Feb. l7.-Thses has
been . very heavy STORM during the
pest tweaty -four hours. sxtsnding Ill
through the State. A dispatch from
Jackson. Anador county. says: By-ths
rise Of Jackson creek half Of the Chi.
nsss quarter vas swept away; eight
Chinansa and two China women are
known TO he drowned. Considerable
minor destruction Of property 10 report.
cd from various quarters. The upper
Sscransnto river is very high. and .
Hood Is feared.
NEVADA.
AUSTIN, Feb. l6.-It il Fourth Of
July in Austin. The ere aud church
bells arc ringing. guus firing snd fire.
works being burned in the rejoicing
over the passage Of the silver bill.
EAsIgRN sTArEn.
WASHINGTON. Feb. IL - Serious an
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Farm for Rent.

A FARM OF NO. 1 BOTTOM LAND, IN
"A Lewis County. four miles from the n. p. n
B.. suitable sithsr foe ratatas grain. stock. Of
foe daizy. 4 msa With . fsmiiy and . praest.
cal farmer ean ~ lsass Of TIE shove pIaos on
sasy tszms. Apply 10
CHAa 4. WHITE,
Olympia. ~. II.
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MfSCELLAN

4 CONVENTION OF TIE DEMOCRATS OF
"A the Third Judical District Of Washington
Territory will be held st Seattle on
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Sample Rooms
Corner of
Second and Washington Sts.,
SEATTLE.

The best brands Of Wines, Liquors and Cigar
to be found Of the bar, and entertainment with
good music for all visitors.
f19-dtf w. PRESTON.
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Passengers from Portland aud up-Sonnd ports
will take Puget Sound mail steamer ana make
connection with the City Of Panama at Victoria
Steamer Dakota gees through to Olympia.
These steamers leave yie.eris at noon on the
day advertised. Tickets are good only on the
steamer for which they are purchased, and are
not transferable. For freight or passage apply
on board. or 10
II. L. TIBBALS,
General Agent for Puget Sound,
Port Townsend.
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BORN .

OD--In this city. Feb. 4th. TO the wife Of Ed
ward Good, . daughter.
REGAS-In this city, Feb. 18th, 10 the wife Of
J. +. Regain. Q con.
COTA--At Milton. Feb. 18th, to the wife of En-.
gene Gotta. daughter.
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N NOTICE.

HNHH yTRsT ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i 0ooc&holdaes d the Pueee sound Oommereial
bic y. q, % TUeDAY, he lSth day of Hshru-
aEy, 1878, q o'clock 2. H., for the election Of
. Board Of Ttustses and the aTunsaction Of such
othsg ousineas - may come osloeo the meeting
BY eedee Of the President.
w.D. SCOTT,
feh22v sscrstaiy.
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Alarm Wanted
Two Experienced Farmers
From the East are DESTROYS Of Renting.
ON SHARES,

Tor one or moro years. an improved farm. adapted
70 the raising Of grain OF tbs dairy business.
The bod Of references. or security for tho
compliance Of any contract entered into. Will b
given.
Any land owner having . farm TO lease
vhether aoeksd or not. will ind here "a excel.
lent opportunity.
For Information apply 1t this once.
f6 LIN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-26
Snntes aus GurDpa.

- glnen be9eiiterten @mpfaug bereiteteu
benz 9eneral @rant Die freten JtOrwe-
ger. S1Ou in Dem lhme0ii9en 6afenplabe
@otbenburg, iuelden 9rant Suerlt beriibrte,
luuroe er iiberauS berSlid empfangen. ueber
fiffftauieub Wteniben batten ii6 oerIammelt,
rpeld)e orobnenbe 0ebebod)S auf i'm auSbra6s
ten; aue Sdifie I'M !pafen maren Su @bren
ocs ameritaniiden @aites feitlt6 gei6midt.
Selbit ieoeS Oorf auf Dem 8ege naG @bris
itiauia praugte bei'm 6eraHnabeu OeS ameri.
fanii6en 6eloberrn, BON ipeI9em bic S1wes
ben uuo bic HormeQer ourd ihre pieleu Der
10 ptel geb0rt batten, in nollem Seitl9mude.
Nls Grant am 13. Suli in Sbriltiania lam
Oete, tparen mtnoeenS 5ebntauieuO Berionen
perIammelt, bic tbu nit gr6Bter Begeiiteruu9
empIiuaen. Son Seiten Der SebDroen fan0
aud etn amtlifer @mpfang itatt, uno man
9cleitete ben Sat fur5 mad ielner Anfuuit
na1 ben 6auptnrerfrpiroigtetteu Der Staot
unb uad ben Yunften, BON fuo aus man bic
aroBartigite 9lusiift bat. Sp6ter fam Der
SdweOent6nig ielbit BON StodhOlm mad
Gbrittania, I'M @rant gu bemllfommner
unb gu bepirtben.
= Bic ngtorbb. aGg. 3ts." idreibt: ,8tt
jett uerlautet, bat Der pegen Belted] una
81 p idbriger @efdnsniBitrafe perllrtbeiltl
Gn9ldnber 8iihop BON Dem &unbihafters
reau elner frcmoeu 8egierung 1866-'77 be,
beutenbe Sunmen be5ogen unb 8efanntiaaf
ten nit biefigen Wilttdr5 6aber i6perIi6 bloi
i'm literariihen Sntsrefe augefniipft. Dem
ietben Blatte miro aus 2onoon nit9etbeilt
Bring Qoui8 gtapoleon biirfte oennd1It an
ieiner &openbageuer 9teiie Berlin paifiren; BIZ
Nnnabme, oaB bel oieier 8eiie es iid1 I'm
Srauttperbung hanole, finoe Setdtiguug."
&or Snr5em tbeilten mir eiuen be-
y8imeS" 5ugegan9euen 8riet bes Srn. Mac.
farlane 9pOns nit, in tpeIdem oieier bebaup
tet, bel benz uu9liidli9eu Sorialle, Der ben
Deritorbenen & S6nig BON 5annooer oat
4ugenli6t foftete, ausegeH gemeien 81 ein
acknowledgements be3eidHet Sr. 8. aIeH
tin, friiberWaior in baunoper'ifen Oieniten,
in eiuem 8riefe on Die Zines" ben IN een
Sppng'ld]en 99reibeH gei9iloerteH SorTau
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Sermtid,te teleerapbiId,c sepeId,en.

Dem 9rn. Su9b Hehtll gebortgeu
2eunpferb v2abp 0erter" barit Dor.
geitern ndbreno zines 3enneaS 5u glt5abetb,
RS, Elm SlutgefGB; e8 frepirte gleid oa-
rauf. 9aS Sfero wurOe aui $4,000 geiddtt.
- 0te anf geitern anberaumte 81 Il D E +.
10 E hr 5mil 6en Sanlon unl
q 0 & III 6iperfibe, gt..8., lit i'll Sol9e bea
un9iinitigen g8etterS auf beute periboben
moroen.
= SIN oberen Sbeile Der q 70 b ius St'
N uiitben auSgeoebnte @ a D br an D.
uno leit LANCER 3eit iit fein 0te9en 9efallen.
8m. 81 len, angefla9t, osn 3ablmei'
iter 9 Id fen IN Grop, N.=D., nn1
$4,000 bcraubt 81 habe1, befiuoet iid 81 So
ronto, Snt., in Saft nnO iiebt Der glnsliefe=
ring ent9egen.
- Ser bon Bbilabelpbia mad @9atbam
Maf., beltiumte S9ooner eerIeB"
itranbete 9eiieru bel s q p SO q y unt
1T total perloren. Ser @argo belteht aus 135
Sounen Soblen. Die Mannidaft lit 9e.
rettet.
= Die 9te9ierung bat eiue beoeil.
tenSe QnantltGt Silber in Gan Sranjtscr
angefauft.
Gin 9err in Stew Dorf, pe.hel
ieinen Namen ni9t genannt baben mill, bal
benz % ri M Il t b. 6 lie 9" III @oncoro
N.=S., $25 900 gum @eidenfe gelnad]t.
@apitdn @aOs oer6ffentlidt in bel
beutt9en g.=D. y&ribune" Elm S6reiben, in
ipelbem er Die gegen ibn in ct. 2ouis laut
geworoeneu 8si6merOen beSiislid Der IS +
lies" an Der Miiiiliippi Wiinouug als
9ruuOlos nno fir bas gSerf eini9er meniaei
unaufrieoener Aftionare erflGrt,
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fMus bem n@inc. Yolfsireunbe.")
Ser StmnteI no4 Saf9etae,t. .

u. ., 10. Sutt 1878.
SIN Sabre 1847 mobnte Seinrid) Seine nod
i'm Taubourg YOiionlere III 8aris. Sd be-
iufte i'm oamals oft unb fano bort in Der
Ne9el in ben Nbsnbfuaben eineu GuBerit mitiz
9eu Wenihen, Den Ileranoer gSeill, einen
liioilden Sdrlitlteller aus Sagenau, Der iebr
biibl1e elidiiiif,e Dorfgeidtdten sei6rleben
batte. Seine fonnte ben Suoeumiben, an De-
nen gSetll nnerltSpfli6 mar, Stunoen lang
,ubDren. SanalS mar Der Strelt SwiIhen
BEN politilden Ranifalen, bic Der v9fatonal"
commanbirte, uno Den lo3ialiitiIhen 6aoifa=
len, Die unter Der u&eforme" itanben, big
auf'S NeuBerite gefonlmeu, nno es hattie eincm
Nugenblid bas lusleben, alS wenn bic bei<
ben rabifalen Parteien, bic iid) nad Der
SSebruar 0fepolution 10 yfrieOlid nnb 10
oumm" in Der propiioriiden 6e9ierun9 bic
6dnbe reiften, iid) gegenieitig nit Saut nnD
9aaren auffrefen mollten.
Gines Abenos traf id) Die geiben, tpie fts
iid, iiber cine 8eoe, Die Sr. 6locon, Der 8e-
oafeur Der yReforme," por elmer @on1muui=
ftenperiarlmluus gebalten, in einen mabret
2adtrampf geeifert batten. Slocon butte Oeit
Arbeitern Idon fir bic aaeruddite 53ufnnft
Elm parabieiildeS 9eben auf Grben psripro=
den. 5eine beidrteb bieieS Baraoies, unb
| gSeiq mafte bic Nanbgloljeu basu.
Ser ytame Suprier, Nrbeiter, meinte
9eine, wiro abgeidafft; iie perbeu fiiuftig,
fiel Beil elm, @otter in 6ranfreib senannt
neroen; itatt r8ed)t aut Irbeit," n1einte
Sstns, ipirc es beiben, rYfidt, @bampasner
Su frlufen;;" = u1b eds Oubenb Auheru
snrl Sriibtiide su eiien, fiigte gSeill hinsu !;
ore sSanertrdser nno Die Saminieser tperber
Utlt9lleoer Der afabemie Der @i5Ienidaften
lem, metnteSeine; yunoSie unb it, Graduate
sSelu, uneroeH nie8aBseisen ftreideu oiirfen,
Die am eommuniitenbifnnl bdnaeu." Sd,
bin friiber manhnlal in 8anaui's 9erlamntz
lun9en 9egan9en, nsinte Seine, aber ieitoem
i'd etnnal cine &aus = uno id, cine gSau.e.
| i1altete 9Heia ein - nit beimaebrad,t haBe.
bleibe i9 aus ben @eriammlunaen mea nub
lade lieber si 6auie iiber Die 8eoea, bic
| 6locon in leiner .0teforme" abbrntft.
SD oa bte geitern lebbaft on ole alten
ldngft peritorbeuen Sreunoe, ba i'd I'M bieii=
gen ,,Mnseiger" eiuen Berid1t iiber bic 0teoe
| las, ruslde Elm Susereiifer @ommuniit in etnsr
bier in ct. 2ouis am 2ucaSzOfarfte gehalte,
| nen gerlommluns BON GigenthnmszAbi9af
fern bon iid gegeben bat. gtadoem iid 9uu
ton fir baS A9tftunoeu.geiet abfrapaair
hattie, iteqte er ben @runoiat anf, 10 belBt e
i'm Yerthte oes rGn5eisers," oab ieber arbei
ter Elm 9aus nit iedS 3immern babeu miiiie
Der Irbeiter branbe oann nlebr W1bel, mas
bOrtbeilbaft fir ben WfSbelfabrifanten iei
: Gr ,ueroe baum aud filberne QSffl unb beiier
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Guropaiid)e Gabelberi9te
9smt,d,lauo uuo DER wotifau,

Yerlin, 25. Suli. - 9a5 ultramOn=
tare Sr9au yoie @ermania" ertldrt, Dap ein
bal6iqes llebereinfOmmen Spii6en 0eutidl-
lano lluo oem Yatifane b6dit mabrld)ein=
lid 1T.
snatano,
2Gnoon, 25. Suli. - 0r. SOlepb @Otuen
(9taoifaler) unierbreitete bGlte ial brltIlhen
llnterbauie sic %etitlon Der crtrenlen 8urtoz
pbielf= Sraftion, meldle ioroert, 0aB goro Seds
consfielo in 2luflage5ultanO ueriett meroe.
@bas. @omaro YemiS (@ouierpatiuer) etbob
ginwano, jeood) 9eliattcte Der Spre1er Die
Worlage Der PetitIon.
9srbciter= =alusnano in @meIano.
Qonoon, 25. Suli.- Die arbeltef III ben
N19elfabrtfen III SlosSla, 9uoleD, HOmleD
uno anoeren Srten, 24,000Utann al ber3abl,
baben einsnStrife fir cine 2Obnerb0bung bon
80 YroScut i'll Scene geiebt unO i6eineu ents
ld)lolen, aui threr Soroeruug 3u befte1er.
Sbre9amerabeu in Den Oiitritteu Don SrOmS,
@rOue uno Sladbeatb beidllOiisn pOr9etern,
ii1 ben 4usitebeuoen anSUi6lieBen.
Die @eIunobeit oes Napites.
81 IN, %. Suit. = Die yllntta 9attolica"
mioeripridlt Der 9ln9abe, oaB Die @sIunbhelt
oe8 YapiteS bur6 bic Sise 9elitten babe.
9as Sournal bemerft: ySle 6rase beSitglid
zines anoern SommeraufentbaliS fiir ben
YapItiilt i'm Satifane pom Niemanoem beipro>
d)en morben; lollte Jeood cine Srdnoelung
ablolut notbpenOig merben, 10 mug er Stalien
perlaIieu, oenn Der Satifan lit oer ein,ige
Srt auf italeuildem 8ebiete, no Die S0u=
peranitdt oes Sberbaupte8 oerair4e nidt auz
Yaarft umS g0rIe.
2on6on, 25. Suli, 1870 9tadn1. -
@oniolS SO ZIG iiir @elb II. 95 GIG fir Brief.
Serelniqte Gtaateu Sbligationen nele
41 prog. 1O7. grie 174, gtetp- -Serieper @en-
tral 383, 0teaoin9er 194, gtepzSaleDer @elIz
tral @oniOlS 81.
9onSon, 25. SuG, $50 gtu6m. -
0a8 8ullion in Der ,,8anf BON Gn9lanS"
uabm tudbreno Der nerfloiieuen gSo9e nm
e149, 900 ab.
0as gcr6dltniB ser 8anf 8eisrpe gu bert
Standardization, ipel6es lebte g8od)e 34g
ProSent betrug, lift jett 81 7!16.
Qonbo on, %. Suli, ubr Jtahn. -
OaS 8uQion, tpeldes bette aui SilauS ans
Der ,,Sanf bon @nglano" geSogen iuuroe,
betrug e48,000.
Baliier 0epei9en notiren beute fiinfprO5eu=
tige 9tenten III ia SrancS q Geutimes fir
grief.
Baris, 25. Suli. - @ontanten in Der
y8anf bon Sranfrei6" baben iudbreno Der
Oergangeneu gSo9e nm 100000 6rancs
5u9enommen.
2iperpoo1, 25. Suli, 1870 gtadm. -
8aun1uolle lebbaft. WttteliOrte SberlGnoer
CID; DO. Orleans 6sd; Die Serfdufe betrasen
beute IA, 900 Safleu, einiAlieBlid 4000Salleu
3ur Spefulatlon uno gum @rporte. Die
beutige gaumtpoG 3ufubr betrug $50
Sallen, feline aus 2lmerlfa.
81 I NJ = CSrt(f QN;Inorjf A,oa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-26
Ser c.t8ltidj tiirfiid1e S@ub= ttno
Srttk=Wertra8+
Gonpentiom eines Shms blnonifies s.uiidbe
0robbritannien uno Der 3Hrfei, geaeid,ne
non T. fuuf 1879.

Convention eines ShnBbamoniifes stuiidlen
Urobbritanmtsn t.no Der 5Hrfet, gesetd,net
ben 4. ssmnt 1873.
yShre Maieftdt Die SDni9in bes pereinigtcn
&Dnigreits BON @r0Bbritannien unb Srlanb,
8aiierin bon Snbteu unb Se. faiierli6e Wa>
ieitdt Der Sultan, beioerieits BON oem amfrif-
tigen gSunld)e beieeit, Die 8erbdltniiie Der
Sreunoldait, tpelhe gliidlld)erpsiie spiiben
thren beloen 6el6en beiteben, aus3ubebnen
uno 3u fraitigen, baben ben IblhluB elmer
@onoention eines ShutbiinoniiieS beiGloiien,
nm fir bic 3ufmnft Die 9ebletstbeile OF. fatz
ierliden MaieitGt bes Sultan5 in Niien itd]er
su fteaen. Sbre Waieffdten baben oemgemdB
ais ibre Sepoamd9tisten ernannt: Sbre Sta
ieltat bic &Dnisin oeS pereini9ten SDntgreld]s
bon @roBbritannien llno Srlanb, aaiierin BON
Snoieu, BEN iehr Gbrenmertben 4uffin 5enrp
Qaparb, Sbrer Maieitdt auBerorbeutlihen BOT
ldafter uno bepolmad]tigten Wfinilter bel Der
Soben Yforte, uno Se. faiierlide Wtaieltdi
Der Sultam Se. @rcelen3 Safuet Yalda,
Seiner fa1ierli1en Maieltdt Winiiter fir aus
ipdrtise Nu9elegenbeiten, meldle (oie gepolz
nld6tlgteD na6 Austauid ibrer Sollmadten,
bic III riftiger uno gutter Saliung befunoen
mnrben, iber fol9enOe Nrtifel iiberein9efom'
men itno:
1. Nrtifel. gSenn SatunI, Mrbaban obel
&ars ooer irseno elmer bieier Yunfte bon &uB'
Lamb Suriidbehalten mtrb unb oann 5u ir9enn
ipelder 5nfiinftisen 3eit Elm @eriub bon Set
ten 8uBlanO's 9emadt meroen io0te, peiterel
@ebietstheile Or. failerliden Majeifdt bes
Sultans in aiien, ,uel6e ourh ben befiniti.
pen 6riecenspertras feitseiett iuorben, fid 81
bemddtigen, perpfi6tet iib @h9lano, iid mil
Or. faiierlifen Waiefdt su pereinisen bebufs
Sertheioignna Der fraglid)en @ebiete mittelf
gSaffenSemalt.
Oasesen peripridt Se. faiierlide Maieifd
Der Sultan Gn9lano, bic notbmenbisen 9te
Wadte iefseiett merOen iolen), psld1e Be,ut
1abeu aui Die quite Bermaltung nnb bic Sc
l1uenng Der auf ben frasliden @ebieten be
fnolIeben d]riflthen mno an6ereu lluterthaner
Der poheu Ytorte, nnb nm Gnalano bic moth
menoigen Wtittsi Bebufs Ausfiibruua ieine
TsrpflthtHn9 ;u lidern, tuillist sc. tailsrlid