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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-25
Gus Waibim9ton.

.. ati5 SSatgtn9t0ft.
@afGtn8ten. "a. San. - Die
Ypn 6rn. Spatptn9 I'M GonsreNe etnBe'
bra6te Bill Sur beIern Suripr9e fur bes
YrGlipenten Sausealt beabli6tt9t bic
MnNeauns etnes Setretdrs nit $4,000,
etnes 6ulfsfetretirs NIT $1,000, ctnes
SdustpfmsiferS nit $4,000, Der Burs.
ib0ft fur iiasre 9ewdbruns pes Saus'
b1lt.BerGtbe II. RI. gu fteGen bat, uno
ron 4 @lerfs ~ ie $500 Sabr9ebdlt.
llafere StaSt sdbtt lber 23,00C farbt9e
Ginppbner. Dds oSreepmens.S ure1u"
TT tbsn nit Ietner 3d9luns Der bteli8en
Re9crbepSlferuns ferti9 aewprcen.
9Utsemetn III man Der &niiht, baB s..
q. Gontins 5afenetnnetmer In Nep'yorf
perben fpirp. .g.. r..
Seute besann Der SrpSe6 Der 8e9ta.
ot9unossW dtlertn 0uep Cobb neblt Sat
ten I9ssen Sen. 9afer pe9en Sbdtltdfei'
ten, un9ere6tferti9ter &tnlperrun9, @tn'
f6I6teruns unb Scraubun9 nm 5000.
Seute 9lbenb belt Gen. SantS etne
anlpratte i'm Saale bss GtprGitntanten'
6aulss an bic Naticnat.S olbatcn. unb
Watrpien-Gpnoentipn.
Nah Weft Yptnt IN Ser MtlttIr.Mfd
bemie Iinp Iber 30 Sanenen gctrd6t
mprcer, tpcrunter ptete BON btilortIhem
@ertbe unp I'm 2luslanbe fabri3irt. Den
9lan, ftt nit paTenorn Sn(frtften gu
ptrleben, BAT Sen. Dttaftelp nibt befur'
fpcrttt. Gs ftt unpal1eno, ben S6ulern
elmer Natipnal. gebranfalt, bic aus alien
IDetlen bls 2onpes bort S~ulammen fcnt.
men, bur6 iiesesperflnberpe Sni6riften,
auf bic 8ebe1tpn be3aslt6. rem @etft
Der Rtnpmmase ein3uf6ben pcsr bic
iungtn 9emitber anetnancsr 3u te5en.
3enetts aus 8aibiuston.
Wafbtnatpn, "a. San.-MprBen
bri6t Or. ppneG mad Nprs'Garpltna
auf, I'M aeptTe @n9ele9enbeiten bes
S6as. unb beS 9ptamteS une peS Sreep'
mens.SIreaus gu erleoiget.
4eute Ibenb epnferirten bic Debuttr'
ten Der brtttilden grpptn3en NIT benz
S6asfefretdr unb 8tndn. > &usf6ufe
iber 8erldn9erunJ Res &eetprpbttdts'
8%ertrages. #i-. .a..
8pmmente gBpde totem tdsltb $780,
600 BON bcn teuen $pfnpten aus8e9eben
tperben.
Die am 10. San. fd1isen 3inIen Der
7.30er Sbtigattrnen, int Sftrd9e bon
81. 100000, iperben pom S6asamte unb
atlen &e3ierun8s Depoiitdren einse'
lbi't. D
Der Shabiefretdr Iberienbet bent I'm.
terb0ule Elm ger;ei6niB Dpn 1865 als
amerttaniite reatirirten Sdbrseu9en, bic
un!er 'rerncer Sla9se sepe(en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-25
Soter's GOu,crt.

gStr MAIDEN pieDerbplf auf has beuts
@benb In Der ,GDneprbia" ftatttnbenbe
CONCERT hes Mafer Gppter aufmertfam.
9as @rperlmm = fete raNeibe = TT
Gin retNbattt8es, unb Der Mulitfreunee
BART Elm uberaus senuBret6er &bsnb.
Man wpne uniere @inwetiuns auf bas
Gpnsrrt niGt ala einen 9epD9nti6cn
yYuf" dnieben; mir baben tereits n1eb'
rere Mate ben Wunberfraben 9ebbrt unp
iinb iiberieust, bab ietne Getituneen bic
beutisen Seiafer bes Gpnserte5 ebenfo
iebr uberralhen merbcn, wie lie bereits
bic san;e mulifatiide Neit in Grltaunen
S,rlebt BADEN. SIN @erbinbuns nit benz
junsen Gpter befpmmen mir bic ausse'
ssi6nete @iantfin 6aser ppn New' yprf,
fpmie ben ta!entprten iunsen @ipliniten
9erwtg, bic So. Sec. Simplpn, Strint,
Itttler II. ~. @er's ebcn mb9li6 mi.
den fam, belude lsute &benb bic Sou
CDrbtd." So. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-25
Geiue &MmnnfLia.

Gsmpatbs III cine idBne Safe; tenn bessuat
ben nan9eIii6su" SheiI her rep ihliden Ratur.
a1tr ipmpatbtiilen aufridtie nit hen weniscn an
YprterS s ften-SaI liam ri9t ~esbraudt
pbtr feline Slafde bapon elbalten ~fcnuien; beun he
befnben f6 pbnt etnss Der pirtiamItsn Ntittel aeaen
Sniiem SGnupitn II. I. 10, p,lbaS lie Gem Yubliflm
c~nsttcten purbe. g8ir baben absr, feine Spmpatbie
mt iraenb ginsr,, Der cine aubere aIs bie,c repqlire
5nftenntect,in. BITE bet i.eem Drp9uiaen fir rs Cts.
bic 6iaibe az babtn IN, aebraidt. Q24sO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-25
ny Sioipenbe.

Ole rm~ argIaub 8euer 8ertt 4
Bat tire silftr tOlbidbrIiGe Diot6enbe pcn
YrpJent, an unb nad benz 10. Seb'uar Sablbar, VI
pebin bic llsbe tragablTer 1eibloiicn btetber, erfI6rt
p g pmFagnte tcjablt gunosss, Stats. II. Stoa(
Steiert.
(22-5) Sck g.. Rttnpr, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-25

Ue Sofa iantne Tam Mot ~arse9e6eu ms,oru. 90
piele 8treire rUl nidjt he 9etybt. etngefaHot babea,
Die @tRnabut:n hes gunsts bstrltStn 1864 So, bic
Husaabsn $47S. So; blcibt atIe eta usbe idub ben
S3S6. 90,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-25

Sic 2ablun3 Der 3tnitn her srasn atttsr. ed
fir ten !Ss;raum rcnl l. bis Il. Gei. 1865 besirr
bieisr Gtrie ,peroea ttstalb stiutt, 1T zen Siuute r
bon TO llbr abrrts bic 3tnien in Der Office btt
Guperinteneentsn in SmptanS su netu,en. Ia bis gun
81 B ~. he Sl9er 8eiblpien fcrocn mitIler.
(Sdu13- 3l) SuI. Etetd,. Q eff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-25
Memcr &nunerein.

Win SaucereirS -.9tebbabtrn bisne btermtt ,ur|
bic etits Be i~ammllwg i~tatttnbtt tn benz 4Dials ses
o. BtrIler. 9Se kppplctons ". Sa,atnaahr., NM
te rbtbaen gei6dite gu rsrbauteIu. SIS InS bsretis
100 MriDele eeSei6net. llut Sabirej&en SuIprud
bitten Q. StGbert, rroS, pral;
COP 3eo. 9ettcs, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-25
0arf.

suf beute, Sonnsrioe, Rl6mitta, bat bC
llaterssidrete Gin 9trf6 8 6teReH auf fut5'
DiitanJ cCraritaltet, fpoJt CT ieine Sdlbenfreunb
Bisrmtt fTtuntftGlt stnIaeet.
l2l-2l ---L -.NeinrIh @ h
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NuHorSeruuo.

6tmpn & II d. 8. 8dder aus Wta1rlinIein, Rtein-
greaeen, 1T crfudt, ieJne abreiie an ieinsn Batter,
W. 1895, gerlnanteirusGe, philadelphia, "a, st|
i6tteu.
OBJ ------ G m IL 4 IL h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-25

SNN
laGe I0 ppr benz Griminats@eri6te 3u
perantnprten.
&aub.-Nm Mpntd9e ipurbe Natbd.
MEL t6prner auf bic Nnfld9c, Sreul6,
Sdbnberg unb 60. UNI Elm @aar@utern.
Steden unb cine Salle, $75 mertb, Die
bonn G6ppner ,@ep. Gents" Capt.
@arfs, abtanten ssfpmmen, belpbiea su
BADEN, son 2 Gpntablern f%ea8enpmmen,
unb pom 8t6ter Wtalen bic @ntla8en
Dor bic GrcBseihwprenen 9srptelen.
Observation-Disclosures.
Grim tnal>Wer t. - GtarleS
9plep uno Gb. @tatams, Neser, ent'
fpenrure zines SIS wertben &cdes, benz
Reger @m. Sadlpn 9etbris; fret8eIprp'
den. = Scbn @esleY, alias @reen,
@asabunb unp Dteb fdulci9 selprp1en.
&bOmaS Drear9, bieielbe Nntlase, bis
gum 3. Sebruar oerlfpben, uno Burg
ftaft Don $1,000 bur6 S. ". @ultIen
uno 0ep. Geintaro 9tltellt, @ep.
@tnes, Neser, 9etettung, s, SsbGrn Du-
ean's UNI 10 Gaen Gaiin,trs, $50 nertb (;
% Sabre s3udttaus. Gbdrles 3.
S. @9tatgS, 8eriuG, aus Carl Sinelins's
Stanb anf rem 8rpatwap| Mtartte 100
@fb. Ntnpf (eil9, $40 psrtb, gu letlen
iiberfIbrt, ater nod nt6t perurtbetlt. :
Sobn Opuetertp, SeleblurB MnlArl
Manbelbaum's in SIR. So, 6pWarbfr.
unit cine 81 ipertte 98elte; Is @pnate
t3uAttdus. - Ssfor urp Mrnplp Sill
le9stlt, ais angeblt6e ga9abuneen une
o&psueS" etnssfedt, lpaen erlt am 2.
Ssbr. CUR Yrpseliirung por9eflbrt weroen.
: Scs. 9. &ets, tbdtIther &nsrtff
$500 8ir9l6ait bur6 6einri6 8iemiaer,
= Sames &owrs, Spnnta9ss0laupr'Ser'
fauf; $500 Caution pur4 @nt. Mc'
Gulp.
Die @robsefdwprenen wurSen bis
Mpnta9 entlaifen. unb bic Stsun9 bis
Spnnobenb psrtast.
S%upertpr @ert6t. @nna
6. @ismann eescn SDpm. s. SABRE,
Cautions : Sla9e; 8ldBerin ertdlt $50
uusbe3atlt. = Safpb unb Vpuis Stern-
betmer 9e9eu Spbn Sbpmds; In Ser
banptuna. &la9e auf 3urlderlan-
9uns BON 9ferben.
@rute tonmen SIR. 265 bis 313 an
bic &ette.
-
- Spwfcntpnn, %. San. - Wilb.,
Seinri6 unb Spbdnn NuQer, an9rif auf
Sui. @rbarbt; mod nidt erleOigt.-0m.
8rppts sesen bic nNprtbern Central
babn." 8ld9er erbielt $50 Gntl0Gpi-
suns fir Elm i%iberfatrene5 Spblen Su9e-
lprpten.
8unbesbe5trfs @ertat. -
emanuel Stuff mtber Salpmp 9iQen,
jun., Sertreter ppn @. 6iaen Sumter.
Sld9er 1851. 3S suerfannt.
Das @eriht bdlt erll am Samtas bic
rdAfe StBung.
Common @led8.@ ert6 t. -
Sante5 u. Stetpart contra Safpb s. ST..
min; bent &td9er erfannte mar Sl72.50
gu.
@atfen @ert6t. Gat9a'
rtne Morfit, Samuel Waceubbtn, Sarab
Sane Gnslert, @ep. 8. Serbian, 2puts
@utmann unb Sanes Sa99drt erbtelten
0otmadt CUR @erpaltung Der Na6ldT e
BON @enrp %. Morfit, Nar9. Humphrey,
9antan 6. Gn9tert, Sermann Sprban.
Siaaf Sfbetmer uno 6cb. &rpce.
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!, S u g.

Die Witsfietei res groBbunSes, iomie bic RrpraI
i~ehtanten Der lnisrBeorbncer 9 iinbe irelbeu bierui
tiueetapen. beute, ben %, bS., gberos 8 lbr
IN "Wtetamcru= San' rt6t ,abIreit su eridetner. it-
eem he irtttisitrn geIdite p~orIteasn II. bic 8abl
eer Starten pOrs'npmrren fpereen fou.
(2O-2) 6. Claus, Sr.-setr.
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N&e 0f n.
B0lfim0re SdiIbcu WeIeI{dl0ff.

Tie spetis Giusabluna Der gdlipsns 9Soi Q |
9lftien mub bis sum /. 8ebruar been6st fem; a
10 reeu besbaIb BE reip. HtttCrire hermit adttunasl
ppu eliu6t, ibrs Qutltuuaen 8ormittans bis 10 ubt
uno a6utes spiit en- 9 il. s lbr bel llntsr5si6netea|
in Gmpfaua gu nbrneu.
8e9m Sdnm'9e mus n d rent /. Sebruar bal
bsrauf be,islide IN ber 9pr itttatipu nitoer9sIeste sc
ICe IN Anrpeneuna gebi1tt perbeu.
Ssut Nuitra9e hes @ermaltuHss- Gus i6nN,s:
OH SuI Conrad SER. /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-25

UT. :, SIo : NttbclldllraFe,
empfe9lt fi6 Sur CpuSftirnn9 bon NuSitdnoerr,
Dtttbert. Eotter=NedfltHBtu 1t. 10. unter Sufd)es
litu9 prumpter unb Ieeaer 9sic' 9an9 ausr ibm itbser4
traSenen @ei6afc. (Jaul3, IMD
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EB- sSu Der Grpeo. Sis nGoIre,porStntcn" ltest Gin
Drtei aus 9suti9larb an Sofepb Sartmanm.
Wt6mt Gltrc WrIuuOGrit In Nldt

llnb bic epr,r ainSer un6 atb,audt ntdts An6ercs
steeu Suit.n. SGuurieu II. T. 10. ais bic stanbmb.
arjeuei, % a a nj porterB Sutcn=9af.
a M, a%nerfannt bet auen. bic lie pttiubtcn. ais bas
tncerlaIfsae prlsarat, itnlats aetraudi; lie lit be-
fonbers put fur quuasn II. SalSlbet bel &inbun.
Nun periute cine Siaits, bios rs Vents - aGe
Orp8uiitcu ~pertluien lie. (2O24)
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Smst idlinme 6dne bpn Sdmcrrtpiben
burb Sr. Sttidinnb's oGmer.
lhnlte1l. WftteI beieitiot.

ST.. @Iab aus Saue5ptae, @iScpnitn, tbsiIt ,ym
0tlten epcr nit ben Sdmprrboiben gebaiteten nit,
baa CT 2 Sabre lang an gan, Observation-Disclosures
8elitten. unS fem grubsr aus 1lettem @tlnee, ben
6as rlebst fbrmti6 9eIdbmt Bate, ais ~unbeiItar ans
benz HatlitaroierIte perdei9iehet ipurte. Yeibe bShlt
t~Iaurt9en SALE wureen ourt cine 1leiSs epn Dr.
Stridlane's Sdmcr' bpiSea Wittsl gebcben. Die
einpieblung btsier Sictel, icpie bic auberbem tSa-
lid bel pr. Strttlaub ettsebenoen 3.uentie loatsu
yattenten tber.eu8et. bab ole idiptert9iten sinesz
fetitten SdIe brra Or. Stridlano's 5an,crrbpiSen.
Wlittel gsbeilt werben. ucbsrsa battei Apot6sfer "a
eotrdtbt8; in DaIttmpre 6 etb Q. Sauce
VT. 2QS, Neit.Saltincrefir. In 80 afbtnatpu
5 epb 10. " atrna Dru Der.
BrpbotrsSufer !. ". @ogeter 4 6 .. uab
9bom on & SIod d, Baltimore, RS.
IN W q bin6tcn bel Gus, G%brtHtani
W.T.. a1l' va. aeenps (Sult61O
.9yspepGe. : g1as Seoernann iaei, m,ts pabr
[ttn. QDtr baben brn 2euteu, reIden Or. Strit.
LAMPS tpntit MttteI tpoblaetban, 70 bdu.
no oat'elte lottn bbren, haB mir idlpsliw inns 0enS
ibt8t leben, bent publiflm mitiutbetleu, BAH mir in
Der that BON iebesmalisen Gesraud,e beTtIben Sci.
lung erparien. Drum fplSe,n mir Vi he, bic nit Vss
bauinesbsidperten cser R%erpeni6wade telate,t itnb,
auf, CUR Npotbefe st aebea uib cine sslaiGe bon 81!
Strtdtans's .Gsnitudl az stcten. Sadeite iii bel
g. .5ante, VII. iOs, Meit. gsiiimorsitr.
y " atbtnaten bel Sefepb W. Marin i
gruser. ~ batfn,
9iogStfsanler: u. @oseIer II 80. unb.
VI 0 II l. . | o d, gattinpre, It,
IN % q fbtn8tpu lei s 80. Ggriftatr,
NJ. 81, Va. Apenne. (SuI8 1S)
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TprtbilSuneS,!S bule
Il 81. &napp'e Sni1itut.
Hnnlifnlrr @sMrn1hnn4n.r;A4

SputoeplE., Nr. ~, III II. 81
Yer untsrrt9t bt0innt teuie Nbenb am 7 llby.
gnnftltdes erIbeiner btr Sditel NIB %crrartet.
etrtuIa,s 'inS I'M s@uIbanie lu batst. Q9-)
Gnelifd,er @pra4 nugerritht.
enttaa be- O.. Son 8 lbr Aben6s, babe i5
lib SrraGe -, eden, Isien unb itreIben al Ie ,nerr.
manlden 2teieni9en, wefSe nod fpenis oStr ear
t'se8ennt1ts bel GPrade batsn, molten I'D ~oefautoit
, 10 rielotn. Der lnttrrtdt pt,b 8ienitass ui,b.
uno betra / baS 8papror S. p'erieijabrUin, i'm 9cr-
aus 5ob'tar. s.. 'Wdnner,
Wr. 6S, Gsrmanar.., spiiden Splrorb-
lc-) iHlb SuioWItr, .
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Gin neucr TrteSenSriDter
fir bic 4. @arb!
IL. VI. 6rr0.
csuI. Gcnrds.

SIR. IS, @eit, 6agsttfr, aarnum's SpteI|
pc8enlbsr. Or ferti8t rettsshIti8e Getumente ouer|
Mt p,Grpt unb btlig ars. (Jnn16, 1WtD |
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Iattonal Tarmers' s Sslonters7
E@dnr-

Baltimore, 28. Te,. 1895.
De- gtSibent uno bic D'rsficreu batcn cine ON 81
S,anuar 1856 Sablbdle. RON 9te1ierune&fteuer befreitt|
Oiotbsnbe bon a d t (S) Pto5ent AM cas- @lritaI4|
B~ernIBsen eltlart. DIE Bidder btsiben bis babin ge1|
fbIpfien. Z. y. Ruttet, &aiiiter.
1908 10 24GSo0246)
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II III q.

yDteWarb(anb, Seuer, s endurance. 6 pmp. 4
BON Baltimore bat %rcr!duf9 mad Der glprSpea. 6 dc
gSn Seepneltr. II. Ertprlst's Nuery ra9e ibrsm neutt
niarnprJsbanes, her SpIt ee8eribcr, ibr @eibaits
Total cellcgt (2s2-)
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Die Wsittgrhaus poa y9arplauo.

SIM Senate bertHtete Or. Gurner elm
@eleB elm our Sncprpprdtion ber 1galtt.
more eeper 4eater Yre6.Gp," reber
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S@1ittf@ubc!

a Nrauun9.
YIN ID. Ds'. 1865 blt@ Nes. Strtfer 8 s. u.
2ost nit GmtIte ". W ttbermanmB sibs
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g,, a EcoeSs NH8ctQe.
t;, Tm 4. 2. W., wtsrgens "a lbr, fiarb infer &C.
aimcEr Saisr u. Stbwieserpater 6ri Stid, 9d,rjSsr
WI @''er 10" OIL Sabrsn. I'm itiae Sbeilnabms btitsr
annapolis, %. SAM MI IsS SsIt"tersItsbsnsn.
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Gatrp, ST., %. San. - General
Brtsttn ipurbe gum Gpmmanbanten BON
Ytnt Ylnf, @rf., ernattnt. DaS 6. far
blse GaYanerteresiuent, unte7 General
Wabe, tpuree bon 5elena mad Dupa1's
Bluff perieBt. Die Na6ridt tn nprblt.
den 8ldttern, bab In btelem &ea!mente
etne Weuteret aussebrpAen fet, spirp ais
unwalr esseiGnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-25

Sefun9 @pnrpe, "a. San. =
Die Satin beS Clement s. GlaY traf
beute frub Bier Elm, I'M tbret Mdnn gu
belu6tn. - Sim % ps. iUlen gu Rep'
port NepS 7 &eBierun8s. @ebGupe per-
Heteert fperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-25

.Sefung WpnrDe, %. JaN. =
Der 8riesspampfer o&tpbe Sslanp" f..
selte beute Sunt weftnbt(A'n 8el@waper
ab. Der german G%ipin8ltpn", Der noe.
gen 8pblenman9el6 bier einltcf fu9r mad
Hew.yprf ab. Die 9agfe, Wdr9S parfs",
bon gtperpppl na1 Baltimore beittmmt,
1T In ledem .3ultanpc bier ein9elaufen.
.. @ufn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-22
Affairs i'm Georgetowu.

MUAE THIEVES ABoUT.-Last night, Capt
Frank Barger, of the canal boat w. n. Barger
had three mules This towing team stolen from
him. The mules were fastened TO a sake on
the tow-path, between the aqueduct and the
OLD foundry, and The thieves cyt the lines and
carried the mules of.
TIE CANAL Arrived-Boat Cruncher
with stone, Clipper, with ice, andtwenty five
boats with coal consigned Hieston. llOlO tons,
American 90, 26l.I tons; Snow II7I7 tons:
Central Co, 6722 tons: Phillips 81 Boose. 4i6. 4
tons; Constellation. 23l.7 IONS; Hampshire g.
Baltimore Co, 1l3.l3 tons Horden Co, 3y3 {.
tons: Cumberland Co, ll5l9 tons. Departed
The Cruncher, with assorted freight 70 Little
rails Dam. and thirty-three boa.s light.
FLOUR ANDGRAIN MARKET.-The market
continues unchanged. The demand active IN
al departments. Stock insufficient TO supply
the demand, consequep ly the tran actions are
unimporfant, ana the price list remains a. last
quoted I'm the S5dr. No arrivals of flour or
grain reported to-day.
POET OF GEOEG r. owN.-Eni ".ed-S;Pamer
Columbia, Harper mas-er, IRON baltimore,
with merchandise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-22
REPuLsE OF TIE SPANISH AT cALLAo.

hEfULSE VI TIE SPANISH AT CALLAO.
The Navy Department has received official
dispatches from Commodore Rodgers, CON-
manding the United States squadron on the
coastp Peru, giving a detailed account of the
repulse of the Spanish feet at Callao, on May
ID. Commodore Rodgers states the number Of
guns brought into action by the Spanish feet
70 be two hundred aud forty, mostly 81 and
6e-pounderss while the Peruvians had but
forty five in all their batteries, 1--WE of which
were.s50-psunder Blakeleys, four Armstrong
guns, 3Oo-poupders, mounted on top Of iron
turrets, and the rema inder were 3D. FOUNDERS
He says that the feet only withdrew from the
action when their ammunition was exhausted,
although the vessels were seriously damaged.
Very little injury, be states, was. done to the
city and batteries.
Two iron-clads were engaged on the side OF
the Peruvians one a monitor, the - Loa- ("
mounting single 6S-pounder in a turret and
the other the "Vittora," built like the old Con-
federate "Merrimack." sheathed with railroad
iron, and carrying a 6s-pounder at each end.
The monitor was struck ten times, without
being damaged.
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TUESDAY, MAY %.

SENATE.-Mr. Wilson, from the Military
Commlttee- reported a Dill TO equaiize boup-
ties. IL gives bounty of eight and a third
dollars per month TO all soldiers, without re-
gard 10 color, excepting deserters or those who
have sold their bounty claims, and deducting
bounty already received by the claimant The
ohi was accompanied by a report, and both
were ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Williams offered a bill granting land
TO aid in the construction of a railroad fror.
Salt Lake City TO the Columbia river; which
was referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
A bill to incorporate the National Life and
Accident Insurance 90. Of Washington, ID. O..
was taken up as the unfinished business OF
postponed until Tomorrow.
MT. klrkwood called up bill in relation to
the public lands in Alabama, Mississippi.
Arkansas, louisiana, and Florida, which pro.
shall be disposed Of according to the pro isions
1.-THE homestead law Of MGy, 1867 and mai no
entry shall be made Of more than eighty acres,
the price OF the patent for which shall be a We
dollars, and there shall be no discrimination
on account OF race or color in the persons to
whom the land shall be sold. 1t repeals the
provision Of the old law which prevents an 7
man who took part in the rebellion from
securing public lands, and substitutes for II
q requirement that the settlers shall swear
future allegiance and fidelity to the Govern.
.ment.
Mr.. Hendricks moved so to amend the bill as
to allow the settlers to secure 100 instead of sd
acres; agreed TO,
Mr.. kirkwood, in response to q question.
said there was fully six millions of acres o,
public lands in the States named.
The bill was passed.
At one o'clock Mr.. Sherman called nm the
bill TO consolidate the public debt and red
the rate OF interest on the same to We per cent
HoUsB.-Mr. Cullom introduced a bill %
amend an act making appropriations for the
public expenses OF the Government Passed
Mr.. Schenck introduced resolution asking >
information from the Commissioner of Pens
sions In regard 70 the names, &c, of persons
stricken from the pension rolls: which was
adopted.
Senate bill authorizing the appointment OF
an additional Assistant Secretary of the Nayv
was taken up and passed-yeas 90, nays Al.
The bill 10 establish q uniform system of
bankruptcy throughout the United States was
then taken up, and Mr. Jenckes addressed tbs
House in support Of the same
Mr.. Stevens then moved to lay the bill ON
the table. Not agreed to-yeas 10, NAYS IS. The
bill was then passed-yeas &c, nays So
MIR. Rice asked but failed to obt.in leave tn
introduce Joint. resolution constituting the
Committee Of both Houses on Public Build.
ings and Grounds Joint CommItsee to select
a site for new Executive Mansion, examin-
ing plans for the same. &c. and report by bill
or otherwise.
The House then resumed the consideration of
the taOblll.
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LOCAL NEWS.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE NEAR ALEXANDRIA,
12, $40 Cords Of Wood Destroyed-Loss 10 the Cor
eminent probably S75,UOO About half.past ii We
o'clock last evening, fire was discovered IN a
large pile OF cord wood at the Government
wood yard, situated on the Washinkton,
Georgetown, and Alexandria Railroad shont
one mile north of Alexandra. 1t is supposed
TO have originated from sparks from the loco.
motive of the five O'Clock train from this CITY.
which passed short time previous 10 the
breaking out Of the fire. The watchmen on
duty discovered the burning OF the wood when
the flames had made but little progress and
the hre buckets and hooks and ladders on the
premises Were at once brought into uses and
the Alexandria fire department notified. The
ALEXANDRIA hremen We're promptly on the
ground, but for want of proper organIzation
were not as effective as thew might have been
The wood yard is under direction Of Col N. 1
Ludington, Chief Quartermaster' Of this De-
partment. He received a report Of the fire by
telegraph, at $50 p. m, and at once applied TO
Mr.. Dickson, Chief Engineer of the U. 8 Fire
Brigade, In this city, who promptly started
the steamer United States, the Rucker hose
carriage, and other apparatus to the scene of
the confiagration, via the Georgetown Aque.
duct, as the Long Bridge was impossible
Brig. Gen Rucker and Col. LIdington pro
cesded to the fire, where they remained all
night, and with the help of the 1remen above
mentioned, the laborers al the wood yard,
about forty in number, company OF soldiers
by the Freedmen's Bureau, with volunteer
assistance, succeeded in saving ali Of the wood
except the pile in which the fire originated.
The yard contained more than 30 200 cords OF
thoroughly seasoned wood. In the pile de-
stroyed there were about Il, 500 cords Of excel
lent oak and hickory worth seventy to seventy
five thousand dollars. -
Herculean exertions were made by the fire.
men and others. under the direction Cf the
above named officers, TO save this properoV,
but in conseQ uence of the high wind the flames
spread rapidly. and it was OILY by unremitting
labor, that they were prevented from extend.
ing to the adjoining pile, (which being nina
would have burned rapidly,) and nom thence
to the buildings in the vicinity.
An immense. number OF negroes were upon
the ground, but few of them would work uu-
til II was intfmated that il they would remove
that corner of the pile, nearest the adjoining
pile Of pine, and tho save the latter, they
would be 'allowed to retain all they removed
In short time they made gap OF one or two
hundred cords i'd the place indicated, sscuring
fire wood for some months for themselves he
sides "a wing heavy loss TO the Government
Major Lee, Of the FreedmenS Bureau, rem
dered valuable assistanee, and Capt Hough
OF the Couimissary Department, provided the
hrernen and laborers with a bountiful break.
fast this morning, The fire ragged nereely all
night AID sull shoulders this aftsrnooa.