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... reported 3 t from Breslau, where, on Sunday night, a Prussian o cavalry captain arrived on horseback all the way I: a from Karlsruhe, in. Baden, a distance of about 130 r German, or 600 Boglish mil.s. The ride, which W i5 was accomplished or. the captain's ...
... Barbadoes, arrived off. a Port Said, Wednesday.-Tbe steamer Sutlej, for s- London, left. . Southampton, Wednesday.-The steamer Karlsruhe, frorn sltrali, arrived, end left for Antwerp. s;Teneriffe, W~ediesday.-The stamer Eaikouma, frcn; Is; New Zeaiand, arrived ...
... was unable to at' s, appear, owring to 'hoarseness, and as Griming fwas also indisposed, Gerhauser, a young tenor from Karlsruhe, pluckily assumed the role, but ms ralthough possessed of. a fine voice, splendid lea 5stage presence, and of excellent ...
... oston, Monday.-Catalonias fron Liverpool, Stamrved. nt; Bombay, Sunday.-Assam arrived. B m, Bremerhaven (by telegraph). -. Karlsruhe, c )ry from Shanghai, arrived. C oi- Grand can, Saturdayolta, from Liver- C pool, wrived. -c; es, Capetw, Saty-Doune Castle ...
... where, by mutual desire, a meeting will ti oh tahe place between his highness and the King of tl ra. Saxony. The official Karlsruhe Zeeturig states e0 a that the motives of the meeting are the threatening position of affairs in Germany, and the wish tI ...
... approved by the King of Bavaria. The con- vention ratified by his hajesty has been sent to the Bavarian envoys at Stuttgardt, Karlsruhe, and Darmstadt. DREADFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN RUSSIA. ST. PzransBunG, Fza. 23. A serious railway accident has occurred between ...
... march nu' Ito Troctstenau. It was feared that there would be a tes If general rising in the kingdom of Wurtemberg. JLud The Karlsruher Zeitunq gives an account of some in of the depredations of JVI. Strove and his army of no Republicans. They robbed the public ...
... Germany, so as to divide the attention and the forces of' the German Government. GERMANY. The information contained in the Karlsruhe Zeilung t of the disturbed dietrict4 in the Grand Duchy of Baden sato the effect that the lust remains of the insurgent i ...