The Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle. — 1866-05-19 (Stourbridge, West Midlands, England)

CAW.. European encasements ,in front of him. Before he cou'.d dischsrge his re. cesmaiteeine the integrity et thw Iltt.)121.113 empire directly ! volv,r 3 second time 3 tradesman of the name of Eii& forbid it. The (-sir distinctly oblects to any such et. The inhabitants arrange.ad can ;tit hold iif it. While trying to shake him off me of the Piincixalities hate Austria more than they dislike Turkey, anti the Kaiser himself he fired his second and Child balls. Then Count Bisstrongly ebintta to haring ponnlations of send-barbarous mark threw himself upon him, holding down his rizht people added to his already act over civilian! sn'jects. Nt arm. Blind taking his pistol in his left and pressing en'y this. but the Cabinet of Vtenua are only too anxious t it ser&nst the chest of hio intended victim tired for the have some buffer between Russia and the Role Roman fourth and fifth time. It stems, however, that in the Etepire. and would consider it disastrous day which shot-. 1,1 tho force. .„..trut ftioe to fo.oe thoio tussle the pis' to' was turned ssi le so tlast the balls only on the Prutla grazed the slam. One of the last two bal,s wounded a . . .  lte cholera In tbo New York gireantine has 14/1111111e4 a eery mid form. There were 103 c lets on board the hesjital vessels on Thw,d3y, and there bad been no deaths for two de. Tho cabin passer:ore in the England and Virginia bare been permitted ti proceed on their jdnrneys. Two c,se, of and one death from et.'ora necurret within the city limits, but it is not expected that the diseise will spread  Rog,. broker of New Y.ark. having tome I eheinee to the smothit of 350,0Q0 stemuited on Thnecity with the money.  The Dui:i4 is of oniMon that the Fatted stites Minister it ra.tieSO simply expressed what will be the common judgment of mankind, when he denounced the bombardment of a purely commercial city incapable of resistance beforehand as •• net . 1 inhuman. unneoeseary. and contrary to the custom of civir,d Ingic ns '' The; 'me of the Spanish commaniiers mantles...l, which harmonizes only too well with that of the previ tie state papers issued on this su,ject, leaves so mom to hope that the perpetrators of this harbarona act will prove accessible to the influence of that public opinion which they have deft.' and shocked. Ent there is one kind of intervention from which it is to be honed the oitizens of a:I countries veil abstain. It will he a disgrace to our rapt-a:lite if they lend money to enable the .psnisli Government CO indn'se its insane notions, by the destruction of great centres of trade and commerce. Our merchants have a right to expect this amount of conaideration from their fellow traders.  .----i'onrneynian bookbinder of the name of Bernewitz, who happened to be passing. At this moment a number of soldiers came rip, and disarmed Blind, who had still one ball left. He had not been many hours in privri, when, eluding the vigilance of the constable sitting by his side, he managed to commit suicide. It is said he feigned to wipe 011 the perspiration from his face, and holding a knife concealed in his pockethandkervhief, with one sweeping cut drew it from ear to ear. As the attempt was unaucceasful, the penalty for his crime would have been imprisonmeat with hard labour for 15 years. He ho i been studying at the Agricultural Academy of flohenheira, near Stuttzard. and had only been two days in Berlin. There is no doubt he came hither on purpose to commit the deed.  Karl Blin.i. the step-father ,:l the unfortunate young man who periehed in his attack upcn Count hismarck. has sent the foLowing letter for publication :  I:ixe of the natural effect i of the approaching year is severely felt in all parts of Germany. anti the trade aM are already .ii-!erers to an enormous extent. In Fivri*arir the is r, • ••• ' ' zood s has all but ,eased. ' . .  in Bramienhur, vIL Rhineland. and wnrtem. herr, the greater 7 • • nadl-hands hare been paid cif At )(ankh a pard • - - u nt. renderfnx alt sorts ~f stocks and notes , able In Berlin, the Prnssia Focrdind-a-Yli7f - - vs last Friday. 5 per cent in a sicrle I, r.r t • - - - - iclid of railway .ecnrites have have derre • _ - --,r cent lethin thy List few days Then s tack td the Banks, an cam-, t he dtabrirsed in arzv am iota evcept st a dii.dint. llortzsges ,n real estate are scarcely t he had. while ndtice is riven in all cases where the arreement perends Even tie varinns Royal exchequer. it Germany. which are In the habit of advancing money to Conser-rative bank.rs and !laded proprietora of unblemished I,,ya'tv. are citing in dehis as fast as pcvs big Manufacturers diipose it their bill. while the mailer tradesmen are rtiri r way Ii nnhe. thy feeling that when the wont is being tuned tops, tnevy individnaLi cannot be expected ta meet their  Sir,—With bleeding heart and bowed down with grief I place the palm of martyrdom on the grave of hlm who has been his mother's pride and .lelight, and whom I will ever regard AS my true 14,n. A nobler. • ar,re loving nature than Ma it won'.l b impossilde to imagine. From love of country and freedom he was carried sway to sacrifice himself, in order 1,, spare to Ms fatherland the miseries of a wicked war. Elie was • heart full o!' devotion, full of filial liindnena ~f the most ;eller°. aspirations. If others blame tum, let it not be exnected that I, to whom be looked alto. father, should give the right to any one of saying that I reprobate him whose immtrati. ns have ',ten the purest, and who has enthusiastically—althorigh to the deepest sorrow of my dig. conmolate wife. of myself, and my family--given up his young an-1 promising life in his country's cause —I am, Sir, yours obediently.