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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-27

Sas Yolt50epartenIent erRteIt Na9rItt
oon Der gergattlnS oes Polta'eilfeTs 5u @ieg'
anorla, ga, loe6en an8eoltDen SottauOes.
yin SpsSlalsagent n1terlu9t oie antia8e;
EStersrauer, melpe lI9 oarlioer oetIa9fsn,
oaB oa5 9elfg le ant Haller mn llllr elnell
SPHnOl9Ne bsl9fanls, gaoeh pom GER Sisiiers
oeDoroe erlauohlB erDaltent o%lelelpen Yaler,
ME bts9sr 5u benaRenr oa our9 oen @ebrGu9
9tpeler &ra9ne niDt rleDr betroSen meroen
tanrt' ais llit eitiem.
Ser PrallSent mar Wtlttpog 10 tnp9gl,
oaB CT leInen Alntsp1IDten RlDt porlteDen
tonnie.
80 NE IN 9ealglii8ton non SGhoesnlars
l9olen an Der horollaen 9reA3e eti19etfone.
nen 9a@rl9fen perlgeupen Je9en Speillel
oaran, eaB ELM ot9Gnltrter Gtn1aH per 5ellla-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-27
giadleje tclearapbilfer g~iadridltclr.

Ser Sreimaiter p4eotaOta", @apitdn
QBents iuel1er am Wittm01 in 9lep : Q)ort
lanoete bate auf ieiHer 6abrt BON Bremen
bis oortbin 20 YaIiaaierc our1 ben SOB pers
loren. - Sie rorOosutI9e 8arte p0eimatb4,
9lei9tals BON Bremen berlor 7 Yaiiaqiere
Durd Die Blattern Der Steuermann uno 5
9aiosiere nit oerielber &rantbeit bebaftet,
tpurocn nab benz Soipitale auf pSladpeQ's
Sslano" gebra6t. Sas 6abr3eu9 iamnt $40
Yailasicren muB in Guarontdne bleiben.
Sie unterlubung Der Antlagen uegen
GmtsmiBbrautes 8e8en ben Siitritls Inpalt
9. .. Morris aus Srooflpn H.sW. puroe
p~orlduttg babur9 5u eiuem Stilftanoe 9es
brabt oaB Wtorris itb ipei9ert Dor benz
llnteriubungss Gomite oes &reisratbs Cole
gums 3u eriheinen.
= Is Gents balber Tim tuelde fi6 9apts
uno Wtila, 3uci Manner in Brazil, Sn6iana,
i%tritten, idnitt 2ebterer benz GrIteren nit Ell,
nem Wteller Die 9alsaOer 0ur6 ipoour1 er
ibn nab tpenigen Wtinuten in elm rbaiieres
SenIeits' perieBte. .
- us Witi9uloissr an Der 8eraubung
BON Wtorris Sobn ~ Sut9inion I'M $780,
900 IN Sbligaticnen i'm perflohenen ylopems
Der ipuroe ). Crap Nelion in 9teiu 0orf pers
baftet.
: Ser adtb. Fernando 8opb ipurbe iues
Htu utS &putS Itllel utullet utE III gitlUS
BORT Sienitag Ra9t er ol9te, BON Naibinss
ton beim b~erufen.
- Yei Der in Chicago absebaltsneu gers
Iammluna Der vgtoropeilidsn 6rauens
Stimmrsbts : @eieGi9ait~ tparen au6 Sujan
y. AntbonD uno Srau Wtott anpeIeno.
100 Wteilen in 20 Stunoeu binter elm
amber S%uradlesen iuuroe AM Sienlias bon
benz Spnealduisr Weitpn auf Gong Sslanp,
". D., aus8eflbrt uno 3war 20 Wtinuten
l9neler, als Der feftseieBten 3eit.
Sas Sampfi6iif v9itp Of Baltimore" 1T
in Nslp' Dorf bon &lperpool ansetommen.
Ser 8erluit ourb bas grobe Geuer in
Nusbse belduft fid auf cine bGlbs Milion
Dollars ipopon unsefdbr bic Sdlite bur1
4Heturan3 seoedt 1T. 4l9 Sduler, cine @is
len : @ieberei, cine Yottaidsn : 6abrit, sipei
Sreimaiter uno cine 9roBe Guantltdt BaubolJ
tpuroen Elm &aub Der Slammen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-27
S1iurid1tuua al S)ouaulla.

6inri5tungen gu SapauRa iiuo 10 8clu6bn
LID, 0aB Tie taum NOD ertpdDnt tDcrOeu. Sic
Der @ebr. N8uerrG bot ieOoG bel Tcino unO
6reunO unqetU6bnIi6e Seniation erre8t. 8iele
5eiOen jungen Mtduner ipareu nit Dem @eIoeH
8citouria uou Nep Yort %getommen, uuo ME
er, erSriifen. Sbre Su9euO, ibr bober Ntutb,
breEoOtspero9tWnp, nit Der ie tbremS 0id
ial ent9eecn gingsn, ibre ibBne, cole Gribei
nang, ibrc pplenoete 8lloun9 unO ibre Uors
neDmeAbtunit battsn Elm u1eeneincs nterellc
aud bel oen Spaniern erre9t. Ser Giitjter,
Der bel tbrer@inri9tuu9 commaubirte, oerQoB
Str0mr bon Sbr6nen unD Der 9riGIter, OeiieH
SrOit tie abpieien, pcil ie &attorOliiten ma
rem, prieien ibr BenebmGu unO ibrCn SeeIeu:
Aesl. Sic itarbeu nG9 elmer leBten umur.
murS, l9neigeuO unb nit ltoilderJtube, 5pei
9eIoGn, oeEen es omar nt9i utrB0uut mar, cas
Shpert fir iBre tbRure $9eirnutb gu Siebeu,
aber Ooh iir Dteielbe gu itslber, g@s lebe
Spanisn !" mar Der &nf, nit wel6em bic
6reitulliseu ibren 500 be8riBten. VS. lebe
Cuba !" Tufen mir, oos iol9e cole Wanuer ct,
jeUgte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-27

ct. Contribution, monah in ncrialten ole
driitliBe 9~teltaiOr 10 au iaHer OILS Shafts.
ReItQIon eingcfilbrt miro, propaganda ma.
der iolle, tpurOe ui5t ougeunmmen.
Or. gSlit %ertldrte, es mare feline 8eruulni
lung ~ etnemt otrdrtiPen Y ihtuS uor6uoeN;
otrieIbe idmpte Qeqen g8inomitbler.
9 +. Gouis, %. Wiat. - Ser 9aoen o9s
Btano!etbers Bennett Speper wurOe ON Som
nag Ntorgen erbrohen. Sie Sblren Oss al
lernen S8rantes tuurosn auI0eipren9t unO
lbrer, Soften unO Suiuelen I'M g3ertbe bon
Sl2.0 600 geiipblen. BIER M&nucr mur0en ais
Der Shat oeroG4ti9 ein9e8oaen.
9interDdIoleriid.-@ ine junge 9aop
aus Dem SHnern BON Wtiifiitppi Tubr gun
erlten Wtale auf etnem 0anlpfer nab 9teu
Orleans, 100 le in Giuer4snitou unter9ebru1t
tuer0en iolte; i6re Elute begleitete ie. Bti'm
Wtlttn9eiisu iragts Die yQ&alOblume" ibrc5antc
leiie: rSin i'd iGmubig i'm @eii6tc 2" ggteiH, "
antiuortete Die @eira9te o%eriUuuoert. 8a ers
iGblte Oenn oas Mt60den ibrtr Gante gari
dr8erlt9: pSteisr i6par3e AUimartcr Ie8te
mir Elm AbiUil6tu9 neben meinen &eller; 0rei
babe i'd ibon unter Den Sid 8ciUorien mo
iOeben bradte mir Der Sdltngcl eas ulerte."
--QSas lte rtnglbipii9tu4 mamie, mar natars
Iib cine Ssrpjette.
S9irfergriifeI purOen bis gum
Sabre 1850 ausI6tieBli9 BON 9eutibi0lo
nGd Den Der. st. %9eianOt. Sa ianO Elm jun
ger Wtanu IN Rullano, Yt., S6iefer, Der ii3
peit beIler 5u 8%riItcln eiglGt, ais Der IN
8eutlhluno perarbeitets. Der iun9e Otanu
tauitc ben 6unOort DesS6teFtrs iir 500 uuo
ling cine tIeinc 6abrit on. Seitotm 1T oGs
8eibait 10 gelpnbieu, baB ole &ebGu0e un6
@ruioitiits Der 6abrtt S300,0OO pertb iinO.
Vas Sauie lit ieBt @igenibum elmer Nttien9es
iGLi1ait. Die 5Gbrit liefsrt t6gli9 5000,
GOO 8riiel uno bci@diti8t nlebr, ais DHuoert
Arbeiter.
Cine am tionte Scene e%rei9nete Ii1
Dor &urSem i'm 8abnbofe Der pyteps Seriep
gentralbabn." Sine icbr bibide Dame,
pslde ibren ieit LANCER 3eit ni9t geiebenen
9ru0er crtpartete, umparmte uno thBte pl0B-
LID ais Den oeri1eintli6en 8ruOer etnGnS9errn,
Der ME aus ben WOlfer 8efalen mar unO it4
Die 36rtlt5teit Der Dame gar Ht9t gu Grs
tliren puBte. 0as Bette an Der Sa6e mar
nod, ooB ibr Wtarn 3eu8e Der &iebtoiun9eR
mar, ole leine @attin etnerl gang 6remcen
gu Ebeil perOen IieB. (Ginc. Gour,)
& betrunfene p&aDD4 err
4Id8t ibren Bater.-giu alter Wtann,
Namens Slap, beiien SO9n eiu @eiddft in
GbeIt?r, pa, bat, WOlte ocnielben Der flOienen
Satnitag Abeno III SeBleituTa ~leitcr GObter
bsiuter, ipurbe aber unneit Der Station GlII
ian an Der rQ8sitz& Better BbilGOtlpDtQ Giie1s
babH" I'M SOwnibip Upper 0arbD, Delapare
county, bon leiner etaenen SO9ter ernlOroet
IS bsiBt, OoB SeiOe ~9ctrunteu batten, un0 Die
Bette (ndrtli6 Die 5obter) I6lIg tbren Batter
mtttelitj eiues Bellies, bu5 ie trug, 10 Dettig
binter's Sbr, oaB Der &opf fat gani pom
Rumpfe 9~etrenni Dur0e. Ser GGi6uam tUGr0
trit am uGblten Mtor9en ~aufBefunOen; ole
8O9ter 1T 0et1aftet.
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ct. 0nmiunD.

Mau meloet, OaB Der 4rdiiOeut in 0en ndG9
item Tn9en cine Yotihnit an oen Senat IN
8e5ug auf ben 8ertrag fir ole &nneriOn pom
san Boutingo ienoen tueroe. 3pelfetsobue
tperoen BARN Die psrmeintliben Yortbeile Die
les rSobs" nit roii9en 6arben auseinanOsr ges
leBt peroeu, unO es miro abJuiuarteu bleibeu,
Oh Die Senatoren ourb bieien ofitjielen SO
uigieim Iit meroeu beriiden laiien, ben Yer=
trag gu ratiiicirsn. 9ieie Nugelegenbett,
pelte Dem 4raIoenten 10 iebr am 9er5en
lie9t, bat ~bctanntli9 eintge ounfle YartIen,
Die nod LANCE niAt befrteOi8eno auf9etlart
iino. gs banOelt ii9 oarum, gu erf0brer, ME
groB Die 6iisntIi9e S6ulo Der san Domingo
Gepubiit lit, uno in mas iiir 9dnOen itb Die
betreIenoen pYonos" beiiu0en, g9as ben
eriten Yuntt %betrtiit, 10 miro Der 8etra8 Der
S6ulo iebr Deri9iGoen nr9egcbeu. 9ta9 ben
~neueIteu Ttaari6ten iol lie Ourd Die Mtanipu.
lationen Yaes' auf so WtlliOnen Dollars &c
liiesen isin. gs geSiert Dem Senat, f9
bieriiber uno iiber etnt9e anoere mDiterIDle
Burtte 3uperldlii9e unO erI6Dpfenoe Austunit
au peribaifsn, ebe er einpIligt, ciae SbuBs
berrj5aIt Der Ser. Ell. iiber eiui9e WtilliOnGn
BON Der 9ultur l6wa9 beIedtsr Sarbaren gu
erribten. (Sourn,)
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1 Scr Sber : xribunalsratb gSals
occf +.

Nm IL. Wai LIT in Berlin Der SbersEribus
nalsratb Waloed seftorben. Ser Yertorbene
bat in Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yreuben's uno
ieiner politii6en Sntluidelung lett benz 8ersi.
niaten &anotag cine Der berporragenoiten
&plen geipielt uno als d9ter Batriot uno
8olfsmann, als inteaisentsr uno eefinnungss
iii6ti9er 9dmpfer fir Reat, Q9abrbeit, Sort
i9riit uno Greibeit ii6 iebr srpBe Weroieniis
uin Die @eltenomabung oer 5oroeruHgen Der
@egennart in YreuBe1 un0 bic unlpanolung
ienes Staats aus einem abIoluten in einen
conititutionellen eriporben. seine Stelung
aIs Mfit9lieo Der duberIten 2infen, OILS fuelGes
er in Der MISUNDERSTANDING iogar aui
Steuerpertpeigerungen ongetragen bate, ilno
Die ieurige 2eioenibaftli1teit, NIT Der er, Der
botgeftelte Beanie, i'm Sabre 1848 ben 6of
nnb Die &eeierung an8e9rifen, madtsn tbn
nber 3urt gang beionoeren @egenitano beg
SaIIes Der f~euoalsn Yartei, uno mad benz @ins
tritt Der Neaftion Iubte iib oieier 9ab in ben
gerIeinitsft Serfolsungen 5u betbdtigen. Bals
bed uaro iogar fall6lib an8sflast, afi elmer
Beri9tporung tbeilgenDmme1 3u baben, uno
Der YDli5ei- YrdFoent SindsloeD mar Is ielbit,
Der nit ieinem feilen Weri3eug Ohm unb benz
Reoatteur Der yRrsu,seituns,H @6oibe, bic
abldeulifs Sntrigue ange,ettelt battle, ourb
bic has 8ernerben oes pbliQ unIGulbiQen
1tnunss berbeigsjfhrt msxnen iolie. Ser
Yrn5eB batte nbsr sinen benz beausdten 5
entssssngsestsn Mussans. Sk i9anoli@sS
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Germiidte SeriGte.

Sas Sireftorium Der amtrif.
Siraeliten n. : Sn Besus auf Die Serfols
suns Der SuDen in Tumdnlen beri9tets 9ies
Gerber 8. gBolf BON 9Baibirston, 3. g., Dab
er lsBte Wo9e nit benz Yrdfoentsn Grant
tber oieie N~nselesenbeit 9eipro1en unb baB
oieier ibm mitseibsilt. ss ipsroe binnen Sur.
Rur5em Elm General. @oniul Der Der. st. fir
Budaret ernannt tperben. ST.. Moolpb Bu1es
ner, elm In @udarsit tpobnenoer Ssraelit,
peroe ben pofen srbalten, uno omar nit Der
Snfruttion, Die &e9te ieiuer G%tsligionsgs-
nolen 10 piel ols mDslih su beibiben.
Der 8eatuby .bab oos gretutips@ omite ses
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Sur Ra5ri6t
fit
@inwanOerer uMO 8eiIeaOe
IN Den ,.
Der. Staaten BON IOrb. AmeriFa
anf Der
penn JDlDNnia- Central GiItnbabn
uGcn Sdcilen Ses gYuben gBrf1ens.

GriparniB BON 3eit, @eIO uno Gntfernuns
Die gntfrrnurg bon Baltimore nnh alien SbeiIen bes
gs9sftsns Der geretui9tsr Staa.t IN auf bisitr @abn
tlir1er ais bon philadelphia. Ntp'Dort ooer auf irgero
elmer anoerer Route bon Baltimore
Die gBa9gpns oeier Sabn bdbe1 eepoIfsrie SITE,
psroeii Itr ysatJeit erIeihttt, i'm Winter atbetit, uro es
miro ben ,Yaragtersr Srtnnpa Ter berdbttiht, tiriurt, es
IL tr Die Bequerlihieit unD Si6erbeit Der g~aIaatere
IN allen Stiiden eeiDrgt.
9aila9tsrs ipsGieln auI pisItr Babn bic QDassons auI
6Sr 9anien Retlt BON baltimore mad Cincinnati nIr tin
Wtai. aIt otr aanlerl Strede ltutIhei Baltimore uno ct.
Gouts, iotpie 5fptI4tn Baltimore unb Chicago MIR ltpsi
Dial, Ntat Cincinnati 9elar9t man In 30 5tunDen, fadl
81. 2ouis uno Chicago In Jptt 3agen.
Nuf alien 6taii0nen, mo glngpons eetuehIeIt tpsrStit,
fnO beltidt aetnteu a~naeiisut, I'M bic gtnipdnoertr ius
redt Jl ipetisl uno fir bic ridiiss Bsf5rosrIre ibrss De.
padts 5u ior9tn, Elm Bortbeil, tpslder ai teintr anesrn
RQbu QgbOteu lDlrD,
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Wrfrntlid)e lOkal-G flrbr,
amtlihe In3eige.)
Sin @rfrh

Giu @'IsB, I'M ben ia. atidni1t res 4. grtifefs bar
6Teutltttn Z tatsgefest be,lalib Ter Staot baltimore
~ ]wtbrrrpfeh unb init 8ufasen ptster at t%rtasn.
/. abfdnttt. GS pirs setfiat lnb p~erpreret
Spn bfr @eitBattHna prn Warplag b, has her ia. 4b,
ihnitt hes 4. Nrtttels her SfCntlt6et eoialsStfste MT,
t%errufra unt witPer ans npmlnen werSr, 70 sag cr, mic
ipl9t, tautet
p174. abtdnttt. Der r ~selma6ise Isrmln fir
bic Steu08 hes 8reis '@eriateS her Staef Paltimcre Iol
am 'rsheH Wpntiae i'm Moi, AM ,petten Wtpntdae i'm
September, am ireilen RCnti9e i'm gtcpember, am
,neiten Wpnta3s i'm Sdnuar une AM speiteu WUntdje
m Wiiri euCs ieSen Sabrcs teB men, unp Ger ,rette
istn."
2. gtf6nttt. limb eS ptrS verfagt unS psrprt
net, ba6 btHes Sees ppm Gage isiner gnnabme AT TT
Rraft trete,
@suetmt9t ran 10. Jebruar 1870.
Cl2O,25,3I) SStn Bonnie, @pupsrrsur.
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Scr 9entI9e Correspondent.
@a1timpre, q. Mai 1870.
Anfnnft oc2 Iamuicr5 oNO.iatia" ME
..tHUliu."

Rem WnrL 20. ptGi Ter 9Gm5ur9Gr
Sampigr rQoliatin 6opt, Dtepsr, Der am
Il. D. VI. p7u 0amburQ uno am ii. BON
Sopra abgcaouqsu, lit ReiterH UtOr9eu nit
29anrca UuO e75 YaNa8ieien bier einee
frozen.
Strg urQro Sampler s&uiita Der ont II.
Wai BON gIutrpp0I udp ON 10. BON Queens,
tplpu abnt9oHafr, 1T Gcfttru Wtitta9s nit
2GaareH uno I'll YaIagteren bier angetom
men.
@prOoeutider8uno - Del uoro.
oeuti6e &eiGstaa bat am 10. D. Mt. on 9uo
get: SerHiluHG bseuoet. - pei Der BernibuHq
bt5 @sicBes, 8etrefs Der Autoren Gtebte, er
ildrt @tintiterial Direitor 8bittpsbUrr, oaB
BET YuuDssratb Den 8orfaldgeu Der 9Ommil
itDu oss 9Guies suiimlne.
Sic p6reu35sitar8" ibrtibt; seine &Oni9'
Tide @cbell Orr &ronpriHi leBt Die Sur IN
&url5bao NIT ithtbar Ginitt9em Grfol9e tort
unO bari ~ieiier b~nloiBGn bolltanot8en 8ene
Jung ertgCgen lebeu."
Scitsus oes 3oIbuuossraibes tit man nit
6eIticluHg ne5 Enrii5, ME er aus ben Ses
iblujel oG5 3olparlaments berpprgeeangen,
uno ben Ourouf bGSigIi6en Auororun9en be
idGitigt. gtadl @rlsoiguH9 elmer Reibe BON
8ernnItur95 &rgelegenbeiter, tuelbe nod oh
5uuta@er ltHb, Miro Der Solbunoesratb in
RErltm igiue ShGtiQfeit ilr iett ebi6licbeu.
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Auarmrinr Staats- SfCrbf,
Sin @efch,

paiiirt BON Der @eietsebung BON WarDlano
in Der SanuarsS iBune 1870.
(Hmtlide MnStiss.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
THE SHIP NEPTUNE.

William Joyce one of the crew of the ship
Neptune her recent voyage from Liverpool has brought
civil suit against Capt Peabody in the Marine Court
5000 damages for the alleged brutality. The
mony given yesterday substantially the that
contained in the afdavIts already published while the
defense denies the extreme brutality. and alleges that
the defendant shrk and the di>cp inflicted was
necessary and justified. Eleven similar suits pending
against Capt Peabody.
The first and third mates Of the Neptune named
respectively Cornelius Brady and John Mcdonald were
arrested yesterday BY Deputy Marshal Crowley charge
OF being concerned with Capt. Peabody in matreatng
the Brady 5000 bail TO appear for eXamna-
ton tomorrow at p. M before Commissioner Shields,
aud Mcdonald, in default Of bail ia that amount was
committed for examination at the same time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22

, pos ,bo had his fractured about rear ago beng
s b, signal bridge fingered until Sunday evening
When he died -. A., 4,
LAFAYETTE N J-Yesterday morning Richard
resident Of Lafayette iound dead 10 DIS ou'
NJ, retired on Sunday night In good health
,,5 civic Rail Of be Ku Guard will be held this evening AZ
ScbwartIs MANSON House.
FLIZABETH-In the Court of Special Sessions
.,. Thom.s Thompson ooloted pleaded guilty 70 eage
bagsry and by Judge Green to so years h' "''
In the State Prison. ,
CAMDEN-This county is infested WIN mao
dog, Several were killed last week
NEWARK-The Rev. ID. Mcllvalne OF frln Ncel.,l
College has accepted call to the pastorate Of tne %
5sn fbn,cb W. Runyon while waiting at tue MAkss1
Yesterday morning pocket picked Of d ior so Ia
IN THE second anniversary Of the o we
, Church celebrated Sunday and vas Afsep
attended.
PEMBERTON, ~ J.-Work has been co lhmenCe u
-, , pteon and New York Railroad which Is TO connect AZ
Whiting Mills with th. EewJersey southern Railroad ana ' ~
n,c, is hoped TO completed for the Summer u''
Pblaepb and Long Branch Twenty-Five new passenger CARS anu "
freight ear, TO be built for the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
REVOLT AGAINST THE srow PAVEMENT.

A large meeting of property holders of the
Eleventh and Fifteenth Adcrmanic Districts was held
Yesterday morning at No. $40 West Twenty
10 take steps to prevent the laying down OF the Stow
wooden pavement in Twenty-siXth. Twenty seventh,
Tventy-eghth aud TIM tethsts from the SlNthaYe TO
the Hudson River The meeting was organized with
Mr. Waudel In the chair and Mr. Hewlson as secretary
Alderman Dmun stated that the resolution authorizing
the putting down Of the stow pavement passed the
Board ~ Aldermen without MS knowledge or consent
He knew nothing OF it, STYLE nor hau he been aDle 70
earn where the pavement company was located. Al
ne knew was that il biz job IN the hands ana under
he control Of the Ring
Mr. Moore suggested that Mr. Dm0n see i. Is. Sweeuy
and what could be done to prevent the pavement
being put down. -. .,,,.-,-..
The Alderman sad that he Thoughtful would be useless
as Sweeny was rs uuch at the mercy OF the RING as ne
himself was. ILL.,, ,
After some discussion, Committee, consisting OF
Mcssrs Moore. Waudcl Flanagan, Hoy, ana Alderman
Dimou was Amounted and Instructed 10 call upon Mr..
sweeny. and, falling to obtain satisfaction from NM the
Committee was empowered 10 tS4e preliminary steps 10
bring the before the courts " OEdef " oO'"n ah
INJUNCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF BOSTON.

The Inman steamship City of Boston is now
Twenty-Five days out She left this port on the 21th OF
January and Halifax the 2sth OF the same MONTH ana
nothing has heard from her since the latter uae
While naturally anxious in reference to this vessel inc
agents in this city have by given up hopes yet
q NAV h tpo weeks before dings Of her safety reach
here She has provisions for eighty days beside het
go made up almost entirely OF eaaDle goods anu u ~
accident has occurred to her she 3an make oI
under canvas She may possibly bring up AT tho west
ern Islands The prevailing winds since sailing from
Halifax have been easterly and she would have 10 Work
across against a strong head wind
I'm event of her having lost her 10 Is believed that
II would be almost impossible for II TO punctufe her
quarter AS occurred long 10 an ocean steamer
and which was probably the cause OF the loss OF inc
limited Kingdom few months ago Strong hopes OF her
safety may be entertained for the next fortnight.
It has been suggested that all ocean steamers should
be provided with carrier pigeons, which cOnd De as
patched eastward westward occasion might require,
and Immediately upon their arrival assistance cOud De
disabled vessel The idea ~ practical anu
could be carried at trlliDg cost ana would result
In giving relief all concerned, and often be the means
OF saving hundreds of lives and much valuable property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
Cor,Nr OTTO Won BELOW.

The "Prussian Count" and cousin OF Count
Bismarck" who succeeded in marrying young ana rici
woman the daughter OF respected citizen OF Eizape'
" j. and in swiuding the family out Of as alleged some
$4,000. arrested yesterday morning NJ Ne"-froVi'
dence by Constable Marsh, warrant issued DyJsuce
Smalley of Westdcld. and il now confined IN Union
County Jail await examination. the adNehtnter u
Young man Of pleasing address, and exercises the same
powers of persuasion that were used by MN 70 cptNhe
his victim to convince his capt0rs that nc Is IN reality tue
Count Ofto Won Below Since his arrest other victims
OF his Misrepresentation have appeared, ana u cacu
lated that tile amount obtained by him Will reach s2o op
The persons swindcd Of reluctant To admit
that they have been taken in but 10 ~ key that large
number Of witnesses Will present themselves at ms exam
nation His wife was among the number who visited the
m yesterday She passed part OF the forenoon IN con
snltatun with lawyers 10 learn what could be done TO
effect legal separation. No definite time has been fixed
upon for the examination, hut 10 is stated that VIII take
place 10 morrow afternoon and the persons VINO congc
tcd M the ia to obtain sight OF the prisoner, went
away with the expectation OF having amusement al MS
ne xt appearance IN public. The crestiaen victims OF
Won Bellows W manifest little disncnatiOn 20 beng
brought face TO face IN court before their late Trend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
U1SHING TONS BIRTHDAY.

To-day is the 18th anniversary of the birth
remembered but the lapse OF years. the hurrying
through which the nation has lately passed, has
made Washington and the Revolution appear
strangely faint the distance and the of
his birthday have not Of late years aroused very pro-
found popular enthusiasm. The celebrations OF the day
this busy city have not been such as might be ex-
pected upon the national holiday which commentaries
the most prominent name in history. To-day viii
be exception the rule. No grand popular demon
be entirely neglected Business VIII be suspended
in all Government Offices many of the larger places
business, and a large number of private and social
demonstrations of various kinds will he held i'm honor
be the parade Of the Veterans Of the Of under
command Of Gen. II. Raymond; they viii as
scInble at 2 O'clock The economical City Fathers
not having made the usual appropriation for their
tainment they notified To get their own dinncrs-
which is not exactly the festive board which the Veterans
have been to enjoy the In the evening
the twelfth annual celebration of the students at CoOper
Union will take place in the large hall the Williams
College Alumni will hold their annual dinner the ST.
James; the boys of the House of Refuge will celebrate
by dramatic performance, ana the Sons OF Temperance
the OrpheOn Society, Sunday schools
ing societies. and innumcrdDlc private parties and
ylduals will all celebrate after their fashion. There
limitations etc, which have been in different parts
OF the city in past years.
Jamaica Lodge No. $40 f. and A. NJ, OF Jamaica L. l.
has arranged 10 celebrate the day by holding reception
their Lodge large number of citizens Of
sexes have been invited Addresses lie made by
the Hon. John j. Armstrong, County Judge; District
Deputy G.. VI. Prince and others.
The dav will be celebrated with great pOmp and cere
mOuy at Newark, y. j.
william Cahill and Richard Raney to run a two
mile foot race for $780, at the Paterson course this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
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