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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or SEwToRE..."."....JrLr 5.


ARRIVED.
S'am'1 ,S S Ia hi 81 Of Io 81 o. pa. bar, &a boap w
ss T o sscSaag . n, @s i l a . e w.
Douglass. bound y. SINE bark 7. H. Weldon.
steamship Queen King AspnNa June a. nails mise treas
VS. s,mssB aepe Gates Galveston June &C. i.e and pass
S,c.m.g 1;,,os AI, l s@G@ Hs'5 , ar pass
Steamship lIitera Lawrence Richmond. mdie. ard pass
Steamship Jonn GboB Winter Georgetown D. C., nlse aud pass
Bis RardoTS Psy.oo gdTd. AecesO P R. Il days sugar and
moA Lg' "a pot, b. uis AnAenaai nA3si ns Dudley Co.
ss 1s so 1of ist 1%s Y @ II IN pert
IS seAr Alhs,, Smith certueso, q any., ~ela..s.
scHoosRRs-AiSER AND coA'rwlsE
c. II. smith, Virginia R. 4 E. Steenau Virginia
F, a n9inf plG sns"i' amelia Fsi River
w r. Girn Portland Jaae, Nev.lla,eu.
oakes Aues Providence Bob Newiayeu
PsI 9. voSsh 0nfeld Ct Lewis walsh YerHayeu
h. p Church westport Anna sheppard, Providence.
Palladium, SorbporL Wave, Virginia
RIprc.s Stonmsou. Palestine Virginia
The L s steam gae Conooeook Com Bah arrived Aspnwa
Iuas p 'om Lay aud ed on the 25'l Sr rolt9qPrse The
Ke West, The steamship Gs'v'bagh, Com IRWIN, et Aspn
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MONROE July 5Saie YESTERDAY steamship Rsagous for
ts S K. S cg aTShBS o R S fGo for
CaaRL Esrov JAY Arved Yesterday steamship sagossa from
NeaY sailed yesterday steamship Charleston for bark
BosToS jay -Gr1ed steamship Ken,ugton from
barks Londas NewOrans; Snep Alexandria; briggs Magazine
Tmrlo A. Deyereaur BALTIMORE David Miller
Moonlight Maanzas ayeock Remedosi steamship Neptune New
York, ships sam, Tah Ann Decatur Calcutta Juno Liverpool
barge Agnes Frazer, Havana; tchr. Abbie New.YOTk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
AsPINwALL June 2L-Ariyed 20h schr Electric Spark Smith
Del sch Hatam korer London 2 Ida Mcdonald
jamaica 2b, brig Eugene Read Tucker NewYok Virginia Dare
Young sebr C. G. B. Simone Janaica 10th bark
nece Mohen. Norfolk bngs Empress Bouehers Genoa; Cne
s. m 6s bEe Kete iepco a BARK shO cb Sn
mau, CieBfuegos; schr Monose, Abrahams, Jamaica
SPOKEN.
July 2s Ion % TO- sehr Julia HewYork Trinidad de
Cuba
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Embracing the most decided talent all their various dearsss
for DESIGNING MODELLING. DIE-sISKING. CHASING, IN
CRAVING FINISHING they produce which at once appeal
the most cultivated TASTE for UTILITY BEAUTY and HNSH
Facilities for manufacturing in LARGE QUANTITIES ONLY
TrR FINEST GOODS enabling reduce the labor prices the
rouVcT MINIMUM STANDARD.
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pLSNENGERS ARRLrED.

PROM HAVANA JUS sIn steamship Lelri-Augus'n Bl0ne.
T. satsrl abcrtet b. Aldsp Mates Garcia jose Pt NJ Cayo
i. llrel4ur-c wife. child and servant; Mrs
Nj La, M Bafac,o Mss BOYD j. ue Silva H. Irwin Alexander
aen Frrlad Mr. spie, ADD three children. Mis- Staples f.
Sbou children. D. M Eden. L. Sayis 81 Loua, j. V,1si
qutl. Robert I.uui.r-. D. FuurrtT.
FROM GLASGOW jolly 4--l steamship BriouA-M and Mrs.
Morrison D. Murphy Hs Alexander Frt Haywood John Miller W.
Mct4 r ST. a.1 " Bgrky aad ulsl NJ. a' Als child }.
A. Picard. Mr ana Ne. Bllurrnan Mss McCofaludle.
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LUNG COMPLAINTs, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
&c. re speed relieved taken time permanently cured by
JA1ys Eurcoatr You aa 6aI!at also remedy Tor
Coughs ed Gods Sold eyeuwbsrc
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THE DEMoCRATIC CoNyENTION.-The Demo
Convention mar be GaG Of results According
o,uisie dominated is statesman ntrguer One
triumph viii eel5 achieve % viii send civilization to many outof
theaav r.r Delegate win depart without Of HsoXs IAr
fya ~ 2ll Broadway
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Eye GLASSES AND SPECTACLES to improve
sgut rolrg without the distressing effect Of frequent
ear.- ngeL SiHHoss OFtcan, No. 1! broadway opposite
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TUPKISU BATHS.

No. % LeI.8. ioa-age. cor TeeutyfRbst
Laiira-D 90 10 Dol.
Gell.rmeH--i 10 . p. NJ. Sunday. % u n.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01

Deutdttum fteben ioO, mirp spn rem
G;eden ielbit faum %9eleu9net.
lletrise1S mIsen bic 5erre1 G;eden
in 0pttes Namen fpmmen. Man mtro
ibnen nidt5 in ben 8e9 le9eu, uno -
wcit g ade ben MdrtYrer bet Wabr<
beit Sobannes 9us, tetrift aud NIT
ibnen ipmpatbtiiren, unter llmitanoen
iosar oteier @ympatbic einen 9eet9tete1
Nu6rrad 9eben. Nber nit tbrem panz
i%flapi5mu6> Observation-Disclosures u1o
tbrem Deutidenbas ipllten fie una pom
6alie bleibeu. CONTAIN; 1T eirte te"tz
l9e Stapt une flblt iid als iplde. uno
murre nies jc na9 @eitalt Der Dtn9e
icoar ieinen 0dfen beweilen.
Bismard bat feline Stripe 9etrpden,
incem CT cpm Stuble fiji.
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Der Gbamplain CHARACTERIZATION COM
pa9nie 9in9 ilclid unp ftieb nit benz
5gponer %. @ri9tb srn Burlington
;u1ammer. Gtnc pom rem prei Mdn>
1,er1 AM Sparr, Gbas. Blair spnSurz
lin9ton> Der @i9entbimer res @9cpne1
purrc auf Der Steue set6otet /; Elm @n>
berer, NIT Nan1er Gyrel Timer murct
uber Bparo ee,pprfen uno ertranf. Sin
Mnoerer, peter Meropm, >rurce 9re1ltd
perleBt urc auf pem Ddmpfr III BIZ
Start 9etra9t. Das Glrerbaus
rurre beceutero bei6drt9t.
slmerifaniiaes @&iHsuult entbauptet.
Gin Spccial an Ben 5eralp> ratirl
Sban9bal ben 5. Suit iiber 2pnapn,
ben %. Suli 1aet. Gs miro beltdtet
cab nas SdiT6Yplt npn Dem amerifaz
nii9en S@tfe General Sherman, welz
DIES in ben 6tneil9eu0 ewdi1ernS 9ifz
bru9 lit, Spn rem Eingebprnen, nit
!t lulrtleH, tHIVuuplti H'OlCtN VI.
grrflamatipn beS SberiF.
Scranton II, ga. 23fen Suli.-
Sbertf San @eir bat ieine prptlomo'
tipn e~rlalfen nit Der @arnun9 an BIZ
Critters rab e. menn iie iid wci9ers
ten, iid su seritrrue>1> rem Wpllverne1e'
UNI miltdrii de 6iif e Ell uden miiree.
Msro lit ybilaeelpbia.
pbtlaoelpDio, q. Sult. -
Der 2eidnam ym1 Samuel s. Nidpl:
ion, welder lett 6reita9 Sermibt MIN
wrrre I'M Sduyltiu Tlube nit Werf:
malen ypn 0elpalttbdti9feitsu auf8e:
funcen. Seinellbr uno itin0elc worcr
ntdt mebr III ftneen.
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Rubel< DepeIhen

Spnppn ~. Sult.- Aele1r1Mmc
Ypn Marrip lase,, rob bic ipanii9c
Nte9ierunS ct. Spbn> Yprtp Nicp, III
einem Tret<5afen erbeten wiu> mem,
Die 8rittiide 8eitz Snpien Ypft COM
pa9ntezS 9tHe pprt bolten wercca> an
itatt in ct. lhpmas> mic %9c9cnndrtia.
MtGrrer ees Nrin;cm mid,acl.
Bien, "A. Suit Iepcl0en, wclz
de man Don 8el9rao empfan9cn Bate
tertdten, pab Bet Sefretlr unc bic ST.
p:euten pe5 Yriusen Mleranrcr &araoe>
orarpi@ unter 8el1ulpisun9 pe9en
Sbetlnatmc tn Der Gerl dwDrul19 fir
ben Mlpro resprinsen Mid|ael inllnterz
1udun9 ilno.
Gin Nrptei.
Bten, "a. Suli. - Yriu; &araaez
pr9wtN bat cine tclearapbii1e Depeiac
nad) Belsrao ael9idt. !5ierin lpridt
CT pem @ertdtc ras Gedt Der 0eridtz
barfeit uber bic Wit9liecer icine5 3d.
fes at> Gle nun in llnteriu6ung iino.
Gr perwirft pas .3eu9nib> welde5
beraus9elpft wprren par ol6 Gin Be-
feantnib> pa5 pen ren@efan9en:n nur9
Softer ersrpun9en ruroe.
aepulution int Gbiuo.
Maepa, Gbtna, IL. SUM-, iiber
2pnppn ben "a. Suli.-Man batNad,<
ribt erbalten oab Die 9an;e NeteQenMr>
NEE, weld,eIi enz Sem bela9ertc> benGerz
iu6 auiae9eben bat> bic Stapt gu ne9z
men. sic yerlieb ben NiGp Glub unp
mari9irte in iiplider &idtun9 at.
Sopan.
Widti9e Neuisteiten iiuo biier BON
Sapan uber Sbanobai einaeaanoen,
Der Mifapo bat Elm >,eues Gift aeee1
bic Nativz Gbriiten yerfinpet. Der Burz
9erfrie9 wurrc frrtseiest. Die Yartei
res Sba9cpn wuroe mddti9er. Gs
wurre bena9ri9ti3t nab Hal9i cine
Nrnee ypn 10000 Mann an9epprten
battc. Mit 6ilfe elmer Jlutte ppn fiez
ben &rte96idtHen tecrpbte ct tcreutenp
Die Stapt yeprp.
cppofition sesen 5remes.
Die Gtn9ebprenen in 11ro UNI S1afa
le9ten ben Jrelnpen jepes 9incerniB 1T
ben @eA Tim iie "a I'M 2anrz &aufen ut
btncern aemab Ger G%ertraaaz uebereinz
tunft.
Dublin, Den 30ten Suli. 49, 9err
Grain eridien beute bfentli9 i'm 8anz
ferpttz0 eri6te ; ra aber feline papiere
ntGt in Ter Seet9neten Tprm iiberret9t
purpen, f. met9erte 1id ras @eri9t>
i:;nen Sail ansub5ren.
Maprin, ben 80. Suli. Die ST.
ni9tn weisert id, bic 9feiignatio1 oe6
Mpmtral Nuen3 &pmmanranten Der
ipontlden Tlotte in ben amerifanii9en
0ewdnern, an;uncbmen.
9pnrpn ben 80. Sui. - Mmeriz
faniid d ppter brinsen uns rp9 na1z
trigltde Neui9feiten pom &rieeSi1au<
plase. Depeldm fino na6 Nip Stone
nit Der Welcun9 9etpmme11> oaB Mar<
quis &c Gavius> &ommanbant Der ser
binoeten Nrrneer, bic Na9ri6t erbalteu
bate, bic Teitun9 DON 5umatbpr >pdre
in bic 9ance Der Serbdnceter gefaQen.
Nt@t6 NabtreS dber Die 8ela9erung in
ben lebten Sa9en 1T benadrt6tist uno
au9 bic 8%eota9un9en rer lletersabe
ilnp nod ni9t tefannt.
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9e9enwdrti9 ~ Yerfcz


Dasese1 rpurpe in ben &~e9inent6=
Gdulcn BON Yreuben bic fran;1fi9e
@rammatif l9on Dor eintser3eit ein9e=
flbrt uno miro nun tn Der fransIii1en
Spra6e l1nterridt ertbeilt rau,it bic
preueen trenr1 fe friber prer 1ydter einft
na9 Tranfreid fpmmen> lppbl serftanz
ben &peroea m69en.
9.-Gin oentz
oler Gngldncer in Glpren; BAT cine 11eue
Wetbpre %erfunoen> lid ne 6iBe pom
2eibe ;u balten. Setn Stucirimmer
1T NIT Clint au59eldlasen> ME Elm
rteit9er &ei1el> unp in Bru ltbDbe NIT
@a0er 9efiQt. Gin Sdreibtiid> einiAe
Stible unp Gin ,ppblbeleBtes Saderz
brett erbeten ii@ auf e~iiernen 0eitel1en
iber rc1n @a1er. Sn oielem Nquariz
UNI brin9t Ger Maun bic beiben Stunz
ZEN pe5 Sa9es ;u> empfdn9t Treunpe
tuoirt unc taudt.vpn 3eit Su 3eit UNI
ter. Die 8a6er bic er aerace trau@t
lte9en auf9tldlaoen ouf seri Nierenen
8dnfen, uno e5 ipQ einen lehr tuteuefz
ianten Nnblif 9ewdbren> ME CT spi=
i6en letaen @rammatifen u,1p WDrterz
budern umberi1wimmt> Inn 81 9leid
ben &1rper uao ben 0eif ;u eririiden.
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Ser 1T ii 6teS.

- 6prace Greeley ,piro in Ne,p<
yprf unp ben NeuzGnalanb Staate,1
I'M Sertember StumpzRcreu bal1en.
Der &Ini9 0eor9 ycn OrieGenz
lauo it gang ent; iidt ei1en Scbn unc
Grben Ut baben. S9pn ,purpe Sc tel
lung fir Gin 1ilbernes Gauibeden oe=
mad)t INN 100000 Tranfen. Oisle
Summe wurrc Ypn ent3uital tii9en
0rte9en unter;ei6net.
Mp6quttpS.- M5 eiu lt6eres
Mittel sesen bic Nngrtfe oieier tlutz
oiiritteen fleinen Sniettcn, miro Tpl9enz
pes an9e9eben Man trante Gin fletncs
Gtiddm :3eu9 NIT 9epDbnliden
Wbt6fey DEER NlfobpL rnp bdn9e e6
iber lem &ppffinen auf paS Bett.
Man miro tann fret Spn rieIer Yla9e
1ein, ra bic Mp6quitos ben 0erud pp11
berau1denpen 0etranten nid,t ausbalten
fInner.
Grfintuns 8.
Gin Nprpamertfaner lan9te neulid in
parts al, uno yerlanatc np1 Der franz.
&e9ieruns Elm ou6idlieblt9es priYilez
aiup1 fir cine neue Grftnouna, melGe
oarin tetcbt, teim Druden ppn8l9ern
fir nddtlide 2eter itatt Ger Sdrdrsc
pbp5pbpr ansumenoen unc BEN elten an,
papiere su friren> fp RAP beim SSiden
ce5 eidtcs rieSu6itaben leudten II. her
1ert ces 9cSHneten Sudea Hammeno
erideint.
Mittel 9eSen ctc&ortpfz
fclwansc. -- Glijab 5plne5 Ycn
Nprtbpprt bebauptet, cas- belte> iIderite
unp wpblfeill te Wittel ot e&artpfelman;en
los III wernen iei, ctelelben al einem
beiscn Gage Miitta9s sptld,en IL bis
llbt, NIT einem Ssien Spm 2alte at;us
febren ,t1,p iic ouf rcm 8rren liesen su
la1en - cic Come ,psrre ihnen rem
Ncit asten. ST %bebauptet, caG na9
cieiem 8srfabren tn ieinem Seize
nid't einc aus smansi9 ant sctcn 9stliez
ben.
@abni en- t # ann CIT , urd
aarfdrbun96mittel /. - Der
Nr;t einerSrrenan: italt enrfin9 unlinsit
einen &ranfen, bel benz nadtbetlt9e
8irtun9ea auf ben gerfano ein;i9 1tnp
aQetn curb mebrere a%n9etra11p'e 9aarz
fdrbunssmtttel et,1setreten waren. Cine
l1nterfudun9 er9ab> rob Gag Wittel
cine AuflSirn9 son Slei urc SuedIlz
ber netit 5Duentein ertbalte. Wabr<
lbsinliA mar bic &ppfbant rarp11 tcz
ribrt wprcen, nen1 ra6 uebel fling nit
ben befti9fen& pphdmersen an bis fSrm<
ltder Erihliu1 uro Oeitesserriittu19
fidttar wurre.
-Sn ben &rie9sidulen Jranfrei6s
miro jebt bic peuti@eSp rode NIT belprz
prem Gifer tetrtebe1.
Wtr erfreuen nnS oteier Gbatla9e>
pa ie unS paflr biirst raB bic 85lfer
ennlib einmal babtn fommen, werrsn
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SaIttmprc.
Grree uebsr19remmung.

Grrbe 1lebsridremmuns.
Balttmprc,M r., "a ten Sult.-
6eut fritz Mpreens iIn9 Der Ne9en 81
fallen an. Nah elmer fur;en Inter
trebun9 ope rer &e9cn in SttDmen>
unp bis III rieler Stunce c. nhr Na9z
mittoa) bDrte es nidt auf ;u re91en.
sSenerS tortbeil, welGer All cteSpne5'
falls 9rtn;t 1T uberi@emmt rno Der
3uean9 in jener Ndbe 1T unmI9li6.
Die Triecri6s unp 5arriipn's Straiz
len fine sans iiberidmemmt> uno ras
Mmerifanii@e Snfitut unc bet Mtarftz
plab ilnp umeeten Ypa einem rauidenz
ben Strpme, rer Tdber, 8unce Scn'oer
ann ancere Otn9e nit itb fibrt.
Der erite Stpf spn pen 9enannten
Strai1en itett unter @aicr unp bic
&aufeute muljen ibre @aoren gum
ptcrn Gtcde brtn9en.
Der &erlut 1T iebr arpb, fam aber
nidt 9eldatt merpen. .
&ein &erluit spn Menidenleben 1T
mod terid,tet.
Webrere %ertruntea.
Gin Staci pal1a9ier Gar purre rpu1
0eleiie in@uyS trabe binab9el9wemmt,
cer 5arrilou Strabe entlan9 NIT elmer
Mn3abl p%aiagiere. Die ieltiamiten
@eru9te laufen lumber in 9idl16t auf
Ell cie9(n;abl rerGrtrunfcn. ''Glnt9e iasz
eul,7 ieien ertranfen a&teere aber bebaupz
ten, roB ale Serettet pnreen> big atf
einen Mann, einen Druder, welder erz
tranf. Sc 1T unmDyltd, bic Wabrbett
an;u9eben.
Gine %nsabl @a9cnpferpe unp eli
ni9c Tubrleute ip1en crtrunten lein.
Die accumulation atsehrcden.
IS lit fei1c Communication miihen
ben Iitltden 1np reitlid,m Ibeilen per
Gtact.
Die 6lutb'treibt lilies vpr fid bin.
IS 1T feline communication rurd re1,
I%elearapt. Man erinnert 1td bier
feiner lolden lleberldwemmur19.
Die l1eterldnemmuns labt rad.
Ncuef es.-Die Tlutb lief beute
10 l6ncu nod ala iie 9eitieam 1T. &urs
na6 4 llbr scg itd ta6 No0er meg
innerbalt rer LITER Son Spnes Sails.
grrlal 3 MiQicneu.
BiS lest fann her Sdareu upd nidt
Qelddst mcrrcn, aber feline rpn rem
Sdatun9en 1T unter 100000.
6uncerte srn Stpren iino unter94ai=
let urc rielc MiplaHesz 6d7r all rem
item u1r 3udcrin Ben Ma9astnen finn
nermIitet.
Gtnc 9rper slnsatl spn get1urcn
1T unterminirt uno tei9dpi9t.
Gpl. @cbfer, terGpleftpr res6ofens
rettete einen ertrinferccn Mann, ineen1
CT fid in ras 5 Gub tiefeBaher f%tiirste>
ra Der Mann gan; crldSpft Scm Strrz
ME biiure99eldmcmn,t ,purrc.
-Gin Ielesramm rpn Glieptt bertd,z
tet rte{en Na1mttta1 rab bic Granite
MtiQs hi1wee9eidwemmt tpprren finn
uno 6Mfeni@enleten babel Serlcren GIN
gen.
Die 9ause Jamilie spn Dr.. Omen
NIT Musnahms Spn i'm ielbt ertronf.
Gplscn Der l1ebsrldpemmuue - gerluit : etai-
&C Miairnen.- Esni&enleten' gerluft.
Balttmpre> 25. Sult. - Der
8erlult nurd bic 9etri9e ueterl9wem-
mun9 tetrd9t einiseM iuipnen. Sn
GQieott Gity bat man siele Menl den>
lebeu uno ben @erluit rpn SielemG i9en<
tbum III berauern. Dreibi9 5duier
lnr weaseidwemmt mprin iid 9anSe
6amilien tefanrcn> trel@e spm Strone
binrceaetrieten wurcen uno ertronfen.
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Scr 50 anberer.

1tAYt WY Jltluy SuUlbo "NS'IAV@ uuY@
Mcilen untcrbalb o%uf9efunren.
Der@e rlut AM isentbnm in cerStoct
GQicptt 1T iebr Srpe.
Der @erluit an Menidenleben in Der
Stapt Baltimore 1T nt@t ID 9e1au be-
fannt, cab er 4 iiberidrettet rur pieie
Mnsabl scn 2etdnamen rpurce bis jebt
aufaefunoen :; aber ubne 3meifel &rerpen
ei&iae III Den 6lub btnein9eiawemmt
wprpen ietn.
Baltimore lteberidmemnun9+
Die Mn;abl Der sermibten unp CT
trunfenen Yeripnen BON rer Stact GUT
colt betrd9t na9 ben 8eri6ten in riez
fer Naat III ben Brreaur Ter Stact<
3citun9en 81. .
8aIttmpre,2 u Suli. - 9tp9 4
Seihnau1e, 2 Mdnner uno cine Trau
unc ein &tnp murren beute wIerer IN
9pn9 Sripse aufaefuncen*
Nctp Dprf.
Cine l,etsrl9memmuns in Nem-yurf.
ewy prt "A. Snli.-Sn bet
Nadt mar Gin firdterlider Gesenfurm.
Die Seller Zen Tliiileu entlang iinp
iiberi1wemrnt unp beneutenrer S6az
ben 1T rer Saufmannidaft su9eIa9t.
Ncw 9Iprf. %. Sult.- Sefferipu
Davis unp feline Tamilie ie9elte am
Sam tag rpn Suebec nad europa ab.
ST. 1T nabin auf mebrere Mpnate ab9cz
aan9en l1nn miro BET iei1er 9ertdtlt<
den llnteriudun3 purb ietnen Mnwalt
oprtreten.
Jenisr Yie Sic.
8uffaln> q. Sult.- 0as 9rpbe
6enier Ntc Sic wuree beute NIT Gem
beften Grfplse 9efr5nt.
Tiinftaui enp Splroten uno Civil
Mitalieccr NIT MuftfzSanpen u11p
Tabnen maridirten tim feierli9en Inn
sua. 3wiiden 20>000un 25>000ma-
rem anrel enr.
G9plera.
Rem Nprt27. Suli. - Mebrere
Gbplera Tdue nit Gin1dluB rpn crei
Gpcesfduen erret9ten iid >pe9ea l1nreinz
lihfeit int Sbanty>1 ttrift.
Gesplutipns-S ploat.
S. Gbpmpipn Splcat aus Der
@eyplutipn6sett itarb am Dpnnerita9
lit einem Sitter Ypn bunpert unp Ster
Sabren.
!&irdmeit.
Die ncl1e rpmiid fatb. STRIDE cpr
un{erer Trau spm Sie9e purre 9eftern
III Brppflyn ett19emeibt.
Gineinrati.
Cincinnati Is. Suit Die
Ndpelsfubrer ypn ben Setbetlt9ten> nell
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01

- 6crace Greeley riro in New<
yprf unp ben zGn9lano Staate,
inn Sertember StumpzRccen bal1er.
The workingman's advocate., 1868-07-11

The growth anu extent OF The Railway
system in this country, with other interest
ing stAtisIics, have been given to us in o
manual By lenry '. Poor. We take the
following very vaIuabls information from ia
pages.
"The first railroad in the United States
the BAlum0r- an Ohio road-was chartered
IN 1927, and sixty-two miles Of it were opeu-
81 bot worked bv horsepower, in 1881.
New YORK opened in the same year the se.
cOnd rallroad-the Albany and SchnectadY.
The third vas the South Carolina railroad,
which was opened in 1885, and was at thai
time the longest continuous line in the
world.
''ln 1881 we possessed but little over one
hundred miles of railroad in 1885 we had
l.G9s miles; in 1867, IS, pa In 1897. 224
miles Of new track was laid in 1857 1927.
niles Of new track. In l843, only l59 miles
were laid, il 1856, s,643 miles iwere open
ed, which is the largest number Of miles o.
ne~ track lard IN any year.
w 1870 we had one mile OF railroad tO
7,4l5 people in 1850, one mile 10 3,29S Deo-
ole and n 1860, one mile ID 905 people. ~
1870, We shall have 5000 miles Of railroad
opened, or one mile for every S37 inhabitants
IF we take geographical sections, in 1889
the New Eagla ID States bad 332 miles ~
iron track laid, the middle States had l463
the Southern States 473, aud the Western
States only "A. In 1867, the New Engiand
States hId 3,93s miles LAID the Middle
States, 1852, toe Southern States. l0.UgT.
while the Western States, excluding those
On the Pacific slope, had 1926
massachusetts, has the greatest num- W
Of miles in proportion to her territOry-ons
Tor every 5-l5 square miles Connections
comes 0ext, and has one mile 70 4-lU
square miles; New jersey has one mile for
$40 square miles Rhode Island follows
with one mile OF track for 70 10 square miles
of land. Pennsylvania is ahead Of New York.
having mile for every 10 7-lO square miles,
while New York has only mile for svery I
4-l0 square miles The states we have na,n-d
above, and New Hampshire, Ohio and D-a-
ware, all have more miles Of railroad 10 pro.
portion to territory than New York.
"li III the New England States bad q rat "
OF mileage to area equal to Massachusstts.
this group Of States would have ~, 100
miles OF iron track, instead u the 3, 93s they
actually possess. If the Middle States equal
led New Jersey, they would possess I5,U40
miles, instead Of what they have, g,552 n
the Western States elualled Ohio, thar
would have 81 ,250 miles, while they have
really but 1926"
The whole railroad system of the Uuilea
States has cost, according 70 Mr.. P0ur's rs.
timste, 81 500. .00O, ,000-sbout two thirds
she amount Of our national debt.
The workingman's advocate., 1868-07-11

a Ia there tendency TO save money with q
view 10 emigrstlng on thepaFf Of the mining
population Yes, especially in Scotland,
very largely.
r. !, do vou attribute this beneficial
chang iayag the mining class In Scotland;
do ven stt,ibnAe ID 10 the ordinary pr,grssa
Of civil xllipn and the improvement thst has
taken plare 10 30 many things during ths
last thirty years, or 10 any more direct
cause ? lhe progress Of civilization has had
great deal 20 do with it. but ths combins-
tiaHs Of the men from time 70 time have had
great deal more to do with It. That state
~ thirgs which | have described has
brought about strikes innumersble. They
have come before the public, and generally
the public press OF Scotland has come down
upon proprietors when anything wrong OF
that kind has been done, and the very pow
er'ul influence. first OF these combinations
sncng :ae workmsn, and secondly OF the
public press which 10 now 20 strong 10 our
county, AID happily over the world has led
20 those changes. ! would just add that
many Of the masters who began thirty or
Thirty five years ago to make their fortunes,
after they had acquired very large fortunes
ss the pubic gives them credit for, relaxed
their rigor and ceased to do things that they
bad been in he habit CT doing. Thus, the
Aessrs Balrj, q very large firm, At one
time bad truck shops ia all their works.
The enlightenment of the age, the slrOng
expression Of public opinion, and the bring
ing Of their name frequently before the
House of Commons In connection with that
system, has bad the tendency Q know
1t to be true that il has had the tendency)
70 get them 20 give up that truck system en-
tireiy, and they have abandoned IL and e.
tablished cooperative stores. And the same
principle has governed large number a
those who then accumulated large fortunes
10 the country through the means of minrn.,
that ~ they grew and seemed 70 become
more wealthy they became less grasping In
their disposition, and attended more to the
social comfort Of the men, educati onaIiy snd
otherwise.
fro BIZ CONTINUED.