... TO. PATRONOP Hs ROYAL Hines.. THE GRAND-DCCHEIs LUISE OF BADEN. THE CONSERVATORIUX OF =SIC KARLSRUHE. Tonneed U. The mune of lomenetion all the branches of Music, the to thebichest =Parted in the German, EnriSh. end French Great is elven to the indiridual ...

... THE KAISER AND PROSPECTS OF PEACE. In reply to an address from the Chief Burgomaster at Karlsruhe, the Emperor William yesterday expressed satisfaction the beaxingof the troops which he had inspected, and which, added his Majesty, contribute to the m ...

... THE KAISER AND PROSPECTS OF PEACE. In reply address from the Chief Borgomaater Karlsruhe, the Emperor William yesterday expressed satisfaction the bearing tbe troops which had inspected, and which, added his Majesty, contribute to the maintenance of peace ...

... name and by virtue of the interest 'of Europe This opinion la set forth term official letter from Vienna, published in the Karlsruher and it is reproduced in last evening’s JJeutsc'ue AUyemeiae Zeilmiy ut> being noteworthy. ...

... in South Germany by whit is described as an almost eurepled instance of military ruthlessness. • few days am in a calf in Karlsruhe, the chair of • Lieutenint Drusewits was unwittingly pushed by an anima. The officer demanded an apology, which the artisan ...

... Budget for 1867, in the Chamber of Deputies. The Florence papers regard war as inevitable. Carlsruhe, May 11. The official Karlsruher Zeitung publishes letter announcing that Count Bismarck- has declared to Count Karolyi, the Austrian Ambassador a Berlin ...

... Loeivok. tieso successes, however, is be set the defeat Socialist leader, Harr Babel, of Lei prig, H«r a National Liberal Karlsruhe, th* candidate. Heir Fflouger, a« Socialist rate* i beaten Herr Eieater, a National ...

... Clan Clau Munroe left for Bombay. GLasodw, Jan. 21-The Anchor Anchoria ieft for New York. Hussr CSTLE, Jan. 2L-The N.G.L Karlsruhe, from aus- tralis for Southampton, passed. LIveaPOoL, Jan. 21.-The WJ. and P. Floridian and Costa Rican arrived from New ...

... on scientific journey during his hobdays, September, 1819. (10) Emst. Ebeling, first protector of architecture, studied Karlsruhe and Korns, travelled in other countries, built the Polytechnic School, the Military Schools, the Arsenal, the Blind Asylum ...

... ? 27: ,ue Drummond Castle, from England, arrved. Cu~rmaes, May 27.-The Australa, from SL TheR arrivd DoNvr, May 27.-The Karlsruhe, from Bremen for Datiiom, passed. The Virginia, from Baltimore for 3Hmbrg, pased, FATHER Po-m. May 2S.-The Montevidera. L ...

... prevailed, URS Tuesday, 6 40 Evening. r i bere this afternoon. M. drived e^ent t^ie of France, ATI of fort MORTIER. *dvi • Karlsruhe, Monday. 'it 8 .. 111 reference to the capitula:Cers/t>er, received here, state that a,a soldiers captured will be r ' oners ...

... July 22-The Ladia, from Brisbane for LOndO:, arroved. SrsZ CAYAL, July 23.-The Cuzco, from Sydney for LOndo, arrived. The Karlsruhe. for Sydney, arrived. TorY ISJ.ASD, July 23.-The State of California, from Np York fur the Clyde, possed. CSIAIST, July 23 ...