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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-15
49, Baltimore, WO, WOntag, ben 15 Nngnf 1870.

cenu bic Rdhri6ten BON ter Iiesretd,en 8e'
tplutpn In Brdnfrei6 unb Bon Der eprt Ge,
gen bic llntsrbrdder res Bote5 10 5erbeereno
oebrauttep Gjui1cltte, 10 rple he ipiecatclt
rpn @artS Cinhefanben 9GihliTe Der SIdp'
ualeeridmmung Su &junfen rcr Sarbt9er In
ct. 0omin9p retSten rtele INNER rtebr duT,
tbre Eetten obiuiperfen unp ltG lelblt ju yer
ren 81 MAIDEN.
IS purpe ben 9StiBen INNER fldrrr, RAP
lie IN pteIcm 70 unBletGlen Hampfc itlteBlid
unteriegtn ipRrten, urp ed e non grant.
leid Der duf feline Suite iitebr jabtsn tonnten,
10 sppasn iie lth Gn9lanb III bic Arme rper.
len, mllthem iSrantrah ben &rie9 trtldrt
batte. Gn9l0np ater rpte5 Itt NIT ibrem
4nerbicten, litb uuter Ieine 9errlhaft II tel
len, 3urud, IA lene ct9nen GpIpniCn idpn
dtte SuItt teaniprHdrn, pic cs ~ IetFen i'm
Stanoe mar.
Sp SerlirId c15 S1tr 1891, uno ea5 fol-
9enpe Seriblinimerte nur mod mrtr bic 3u>
ltanoe duf 81. Domingo. Der Qufrutr
unter ben Sarbi0en brad lid tnnter baufiger
unb iIrmer trnitet 9abn, bieiclbtn beganneH,
lt0 militntfd)' au pr1antlircn, uno berrtbten
ni6t alrtn bic Srwpbntr res Vunpts, lcnbern
rttttirn nun dud iHre 2ln9rtife duf Die flet'
nern Stdote. rGlAc nur 9pn @tIti pcrt9et'
pigt ipurben, ..... ....
Dlit Spraen uno 9angen pabrn bic Wei'
zen m bic nadbte 3ufunft unO rtdiGten tbrc
Blids auf bic Ieremt9Gn Staatrn ppn NOrc'
amertd, bcrm 0plt zen arOGcn &f tir
fene Nrejbett Gesen Gn9lanr lirgretd) bCltan-
pen bdtte, ltuO nun in Rube uno Stdrrbeit
pen Segcn pc5 Srierms genpf unp ais mad,
ti0e lelbhcdnpigt N1tipu ourbIubG. Mud
BORT mar bic SrIdberei etngridbrt, Der 9ansf
SilSen rpurbe rurd1 SelnSsn bebaut, une aud
cprf mar bic i3abl Der 0etBtn dr6er dllrm
SerbItpiG ftetu Su Der Der SdrbigCn. 3ens
npb 9erritble tOrt 9oGfrmrrne 9tute Gnt
3ufricpCnbrit inter rem SClaOea uno Gin
2lutrubr tbrcrlett5 tpRrpe unter Der lp rtdtbtt-
gen &cairrunG niental5 etne geseuGn4 ct,
reitbt baben f6nncn.
Sdtten bic gBhnidle Der 98ctbtn duf St.
Gpmlngu iie nit ibrem @jruNrteip, nit
ttrrm San3cp Gi9cnt9um tortbin perlcBen
F6pnen Gs m1rpcn lfpr pfrtDe Spn tbncn ju>
riifaetlieben lsin, 10 dber Gaislrlen iit an
Der S6oQe, unb griffin tmnrcr tojsber nab
peu 3agetit Der Serri9aft Ubtr iHren f1rbtgrn
WitmenlGen. .f.
TInrfTsbuoo goIot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-15
AlarDIMlO Drittania
oOtbs uuO NlberpIdttirtc la gsaaren

9ptSs uuS filberpIdttirtc 2Sdaren.
Gtablirt IN 1850.
9B 8plmes. @i9entbuner.
Sd babe iebt eiue geberlaae liber We6aftup's Uus
Ttdlieus panolung) SSr. 2O5, ESeif'Saltimurtftr.,
fir bic Iusieuung uuo ben Sertaut poH
galbs uub lilberplatttrteu @nnrrH
eisensr 5abrt erOfnet unO bite nm lsitSt geasuns
uuo @unit.
9utdb Die teHcn %rbettsr uno mehr als 40iGbrigs Grs
fabrung als gabrtidnt bin i befabigt rgero enen Nr
tsl IN meHer 8ebditsbrdndc bon osr beitcu Gualttd
aui bic bette gBeiie uno naA bem ncueiten Wur an5u
fertigcu. -uI-
IIsbe1ern uro Wieotrpattiren ieoer Wrt lptro oras
fditig uno punttlh beOrgt
%Iattirs unS @nsr1s 8erfaufSsimmsr; Wr
I2, Biduf Zane.
8abrIe: sfr. A6. Seprh. .'5puibapffr.. Baltimore
nlb. tsuIt4 3IRte ieb SurnNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-15
(SOrtitbuns foIst.l
9lu5 zgorf.


News Wort, 10. Ausuit. - Geo. gB
ba0rid, pr6ioent elmer beOrutenosr Sob
lenminens @eiellhait iparO auT oieantlage, 9es
fdlihte Der. ST. Sbll9ationen i'm Setrage BON
$4,000 tlr &ebnun9 Der 9OmpaBnie Oepos
nirt Su baber, psrbaItet unO gum 8srbOrs
ieIt8ebalttn.
: Wis uothrIibes Ieiultat Der leBttn 5riss
oeuserildrun8 aiuii9sn ben ueitt!isrnOen
Subnlinien bat F6 cine prsile GrhOgana
lotpobl fir Yetioneils iuie fbr Brabt' 6abrten
er9eben, pel9e am Is. os. WHs. in &rait tres
ten Ioq, 8ie erfe Yreiie grbObung 1T 5ipar
tbdltniBmdBig ribt beDeuteno, iie miro ies
oo6, tpie man 9laubt, nad uno nab itei9en,
bis I9lieblt1 Der friibere Sarif iuieoer in
8an1e Iein iuirO. 9tatb ben beruorra9enoen
Bunften ots Saorptitens 1T bic YerIonsn=
iSabrtare auf SIPS erb0bt na6 @leuelan0
auf Sl2,50 CfriBer SID; Cincinnati SIT
(frHber SIS 50) ; Souisuille S2l (frhber
Sl950) Sapton S1575 Grtibtr Sl3S5); 60.
lumbus Sl3 50 (riber $ll.60); nab 81,
2ouis un0 @bicago erleioet Der Sarif teine
8erdnOerur8. 8ie pNetu. .DOrter Central"
uno bic rYenrI9uanias s"9abnen baben bic
neuen 6ra6tursn nod ni6t an9enommen,
perOen ii1 aber am WtOntOge entiheiOen.
SeOenialIs miro bel allen Arten BON lSaaren
Die Care um 90 YroIent erbobt lueroen.
49, Yeroangenen Nbeno gerietb Yrihpet o.
Sunnea, in BrOptlpn uo9nbait, nit 6bOmus
0aapran in Streit, nobel iDr 2tBterer nit
einer S6aufsl ben Sbdoel eini6lug. Sie
YerIeBuug lit ebr 9cfdbrlid. Der ais &Gufs
bolo befanntc Sb6ter uuroe perbaftet. Die
Serwanoete 1T einc 6rau BON ianitsr @es
hItbsart.
- Seutc rhb ertrant in ROdotoOp, VI 81,
Dan 6GrCp, Better mebrererSaIons in 9tews
2)ort, bs'm 8aoen.
: Ser SampIer sGiip Of grootIDn4 nabm
beute 81, ll7,0G0 in GOntanten nit.
= Sas &ei9enihau :8sridt CAB beute Elm
BerDitt Oabin ub, onB RooneD g8. Sute, elm
9samter Der 9on9sSrl6nOer Subn, welder
ben TluBoieb Sobn Smith. tuGbreno oerielbe
am Bnbnbofe 5u Sunter's Yoint einen Sleb'
itabl be9eben ppllte, erihoIier bate, I'M StanOs
BET Notbmebr 9ebanoelt babe.
- Wti9ael Hopett, peIher nit eirtm Wtel'
iermurfe ieiu Sno 9et0Otet, purOe por Die
Criminal. iien utrWleien.
Sn Nem Wort 1T elm 95ic Nie Der
Orange. .WGnntr" auBerbalb Ots Wtetropolis
tan.9lltrittes an8etiinOiat ; iie iolIen 8OIttbs
rungen fir ben jail zines An8rlHas 9etrotten
baben.
= Sn Ramoroned, N.,D., entitano an
Sam5ta9 swIben 200 5talienern uno Srtdns
bern, Arbeitern I'M 8rano Yarte, cine Waus
ferei tpobei es al i6Iimmeu YerleBunsen
ni6t feblte. Der &esen ma6te benz Stanoal
elm Gnoe, bod iueroen neae Nusbriibe be
fhr6tet.
~ 3n IcBtcr ggo4e farben in gtsp: 0or'
757 Berionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-15
Sclcaraubildles Mllerlei.

: Das republifaniide Staot. Ggetitip Gomite BON
gbiaoelpbia, peldes bic raee ubtr Die 6on8reB.so.
mutation bss g. Yeuniblu DiNrii,s ~ er>nd9sn bate
btenotste am 10. b. ts ttire @ui9abe nno ettlatts
einiiminia Gbarlcs OItta als rca,mdbssn Gaupi.
Ddten.
= @uf antrd9 einss Gomitc's oss pRnticunt.gamp'
meetn8sH bel belGo eB bic gabubflotor anfhnotatn
baB am Gountag @bsno }Hae nah oti 6elipleFe abee.
ben luirtth. Siele @nfitoigung creste teod bo,ta
Ylut, onB bic B1hnbeamten III otn Nbenoblderu elmer
gDioerrut obiaer Muprouung erlieBtu.
- Die srpBe gDeit Sobn 9apioIon's, 105 Wflisi
ubnt ausiebsn Iuridiuisaeu lduit bents nm Wttisr
natt ab. 9r IN bersits 10 abesmaiiti bah ein e1tht
ild Der yeitIde beoientn muB I'M ibn mad ~ ttbahH
Wan alaubt nitbt. paB Ct bis II llbr ausbGli, /
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Bas=Sesei,.
@elg' popnl3rer gdlnhlahcn

Der 9roBe gsttouf bon Stisfen uno ed)ubeu bat be,
8onneH; in ben n1deu 80 3agen pro ausuertauit, nm
ben Strbtuaarrn plab Ju MAIDEN. gBir aarantiren
oaB ieoer arttts 10 bediten it, tpe er angetnogt it,
8anensgatters dler Arten mitAb6scn is Gts.-$l.
lRoro6o.Stiefel fir Samen ST. $l.26, 81. so.
Sobe Damensgaters an oct Sete geId)niirt $1.5O.
GonsreB'gatters fiir WtGodeu Go Gents.
Worodos Sticfel fir UtGb6eu rs Gts. 100.
Bamens gantofteln auer Nrt 40 bis so Cts.
perreulGougreB'9 '9niters 81 so, So, $3.50.
Sena9ee tpeggedl 6erreu'B Balmorals 81 so, 81. .75
800 paGr 6errens StiCtel s.. so tgBertb So.
@enngee lpeggedl anaber Balrlorals 81 20, 81 4C
10000 Yaar 0ancns1 ns1uusitube 25. so uno rs Gents
Sobe 2dfinss sgaiters fir Wtdb1eu 81 81 .35.
RalbIeoerne Shubs fir Wdod)en rs Gents.
Gin un4ebeurer 8orratb BON fsrtig9emabter Nrbeit
A1- 98tr baben ale Daaren oorrGtbig iucIde NH
anjetgenl 3. $els * Spbn,
(Utat2l, ,3YRte.) gtr. 59 Vorbs@utamitrQBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-15
JnteruattonaIe
g mtQrantens Qiate.

DIT sWrheffHsBDrW N Fbf nut OH VtIUVt EuN
Grbtiiern aIer QIafsn esbttrtt.
2anbbarsr. gtitnbabn gtitui1atitn nHe UrSsrt,
vpsJ, Nrbttttr paniasn Rno srudt tbrs auirGgi tt'
tuItnotn,
Btibdftiguns fir ptriontn autr RatIonaIditu iplre
perj6aNt uro bsioubsrt eorgt attroatn, odk BIT 8Wt
srauttu rtdbt btiGipinoelt rpsrotr
8amtltn, ptht quite Diengbcisr bron&sn lunnei
uns nit ibrtn Nnitrdesn bttbrtn.
rtirt ps,abairg ipirb Iar Bei4nfung boH Eieutf
ptrlanat uro alt aeroneu, meld,s 2dnntvttr ihr Gin
sanoertr eailtne bsissn. pcIsn qtlau1a ;tui stiTc
bang bst,tibtn tinitu0tii.
Nht anIirds. Nno tntipsbty p,tIcr obtr 6risfis AZ
gapt g.. ., Sdutten, GDrftsr Dts -arbeits
D6rft' tn wr. Rortb arase. OBJ. IN sssrsl
rst&sH. tNus.2l5l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-15
~ Gentral : 9cibs itno
S " Maflcrss8iirran,

(gearanost bon BEN BERT, 2epi geuiamn lsS0l
Teies uoblbttunnte uI6 pernntuortlde Biredu natt
bic arbkten uno liberaIIcn Bori6e auI 9uuosss uub
stads.qDtrtbpapiert, 9tamanten, nbrer, Silbcrpda.
rei, Gtnudiadsn, 4frren. nub Ddmenilener, uno uui
als unb icot Nrt uon Baare entlpeoer in grOen ooeI
usiren Euantitdten. Die Beoinglmgtn fuo Iebt an.
nebn,bar bsiouDers bel sroben Summen. Sadlcn uer.
ben jnr ireeo cine beinunte 3eit nuibnuabr perio.
ne slhe eilberwaaren ootr anotre Written Ypaoren 40
oeriauisn tpluiden. beioninen Die bodie ytilen in
oitjtm Yiirtau Vile geibattss iutrotr
burdbaus pripat aebaIten 5daid BON uhr YRorgsns
bis ubr Nbenbs atbttnst uuo oamias absnos bis 10
ubr. .u,.. ..... tZ4O-)
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UeiHberBer's
.Stirfcl nnO Shubri
S,tirfrL mO S6ubf.

Die blGioRs S5ub. unO StisfslsSonStuns
in Der Staot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-15
Biatt. .BiIrcau Nr. 9. ROr0sGaIDertRF
eatpnspiII.r sf,rsebobu.
gprF.sSuae Sfrrbebabn.
NaG 2 SotuiUntOpn itiinOlidl bon ubr ROrssns

bis IL ubr Qbtnos
gtab &6paustotpn nm 8, 81, TX uno sH ubr
WOr9ens uno 2J5, 3X, AZ, 5X uuO 6X ubr Ibenos.
Nn Sonntd9en: I'm ION uno 1lK ubr Wtorsens
uue 12y6. N, *, SO, AZ, 5X unO 6k nbr 9lodm..
Mno bon 9oOanstolpu bicrber nm 10 uno l2 ubr Vor'
aens unb L. 2. s. 4. 5. 6. Z unb uhr 9iadlnttaas.
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gpe3iaLs
Baltimore
1ire oSnIuraMCe Office,

@lSpeit.gGt Don Soutbz unb ESdterfiraac.
stgtSstt fprtwo6rtu0 gnsn 9rrtuf cher EtabtR burt
4raneEu5lud fopCbl IN her Stdpt, nit i'm Sdn6s a1G
Grteu non &,9fn'bnr, l9cbn', 9aeen, unb &Saarss-
5dufer Saneels5uter gtdertauprSbue, gi6ten, Sauss
grrdtbfGotsa. i'm 9ou bs1t1Gns Cter tn Satp la "a.
pGra beFnelite Fetrjfu9f u. {, II.
TaS g1irefrUrinn bcltcbt nie fpigenSen S,tyceti
Sipibua s. GVbtu priibittf;
s1m, 9. patriisn, R.S. SruGri,
Sec u 9ifers, nm, s., SrUuf,
4. %. Alrif5. s. y. @dpf,
0aS;b .. puirn, Z Npbt. SentiRB,
9piiab penntu8tgI 3. @lcrtpn SterpaFs,
Braueis Z, NrB, q. i. lepepmtr,
Ssnrg GGrrpa, Erpils SprrpB,
%. N. SaYlpr.
Nprlttatuns termuidfe unb Iptere Nahridt Ibtr btt
SsisGf6oft wirb In Ger Office SupptfGds vrn Sputh-
uRb gBarriir. tytpeilt aud aae gurdns pfptt CT.
ltbtS perren. StritcrunasR rsrbeu auf irssub zinc
orit aNaerpnimen, ppibe ter gppitant wuuiden mag.
t9lpl,iS.l Er. Tgpoepprtb, GsE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-15

ueber ben larefli9en @attenmorO in
5artfOro, Conn.,, tbeilen mir Die tol8enoen
@in3elnbeiten nit 8aul GSir. elm Sietmirtb
in SartIoro, baitc iib etlpas Belo eripdrt unO
aui oen Hamen ittner 6rau in elmer spar:
bant oeponirt. NtuerOinBs lplnihte er mad
Seuti6lano 5urHdjutebren uno iuhte istne
frau Su bereoen 3u oieiem 3utde oas 8elb
aus Der Bant 80 3ieben. Sic polte aber Ytidts
oauon piien, Da ibr Wtann tart Dem 3runte
er9eben mar rno lie gIaubte, er tuolle oas 9elo
uur pertrinten. einige 8erediigung 3u oteler
auuabme psrlieb ibr Der lmitano. OaB er por
Rur3em $50, melte tie oils 3inen bon tbrtr
@riparniB 8eSo9en batte, In stpet 8a9en oer'
tneipt bate. Vim Montu9 Abeno lam er 5iem :;
lib beraui1t na6 Saule uno ing Sdnoel NIT
Der f5rau an, bic itdl 10 por ibm far6tete, onB
lie aus benz 0auIe hob uno itd) iu e,ner Bnle
besab, einer 6rau 0taible. Set otelsr blttb lts
bis am an0ern Wtoreen, fuooaHn ie beifH9in8.
Sbr Wann mar i6on tort, ipteosr auf Der
stSprss". Die Grau blisb untsr oielen lm'
itdnoen nibt lange, ipnOern iebrte 5u tbrer
Bae surtd. I'm 5 llbr Abenos lam Cir
pl6klid, nit einem 8epoOsr in bet Sano, In
oas 3immer Der fsrau Otaible, padte eine Grau
| am Salie uno ihob ibr cine Ru3el Durh ois
Brut. sic liiirite nit einem Sbrei 3u Sooen.
| Als i1r 6rau Stable beilpran8, td,oB Der I'm;
meui6 nlebrere SGhlie auf e ab unb entflob
oann. gintr Der S6hil! gina Der 6rau Ratbls
ourG ben il,ijbi8en Ebel ne4 linten Arms,
elm 5weiter lttsiite oas rshte DIR, ain orittet
| troiT Triht 5lr 9iHs oirett in leine gBobnuna
3urtd unb luo ieiuen 3ieuoiuer iuteoer; er iagts
| einiaen Nadbarinren. mas er getban, uni
boTite. ban bic beioen i5rauen toot seien, Damn
| aino er In ein ;3immer, uuo ale,6 oarauf b6r;
! Ten be 0ohbariunen Shhlis raid biHter Elm.
amber. Ser Scle bate dlIe &ugtlH auf nd
! obocItoIisu; 2 eingeu In ben Sopi, 2 Tn Der
oals uno Q 9in9cn iebl. Nab ben lebten RaG'
4 ridten laa er i'm Sterben, ieine Grdu boittl
man aber 5,l reiten Cir mar 68 uno ieine f5rat
So Sabrs alt. GInoer babsn tie ni1t. &
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&ermiidlte Scridte.

&us Yir9tnien -Nls 6rau 9ancod'
8attiu bes Srn. Benjamin v. 9arcof, uors
mails in Sreoertdsbur9, isBt in SiOnep, 3D.,
anidBg nit ibrem &inos uno ijluei Samen
am Sienitase irhb ON Babnbole Der ,,@beiar
peate Ohio Babn" IN HibmOno ibren 9Basen
beiti,g, 9inssn Die YferOe. ebe iie ibren Sit
errebt batts, ,ourd u.6rauS. murDe iammt ibs
rem &inoe aus bem QBasen 9euotIen. &eBte
res blicb tobt ont paBe.
Sie Seul6reden. cieie 9eidbrlide
Plag,, permhfteie oieies Sabr nlebr als je Die
ganSe YeSetatiOn I'M SbeEanpOab @ountp,
YirQinien.
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Ser
GrOiWS non RDilaOclpbia.
Irndno,
inDfiitbuna.


Die tpttbc 9eSDlterun9 Der StdSfe, iow;r
ce5 9aubss atbmete pteber frft cut fe flblte
abermllS rie @epnlt 1t lbrer Gam, itatt
SeicrgniB rnb Surdt bate lih 3orn UNI
&ahe9eflbI tbrer bemeiltert, unp nit bcr
9ibBtel Stren9e ipurren IaBreatln CUR TN.
terbtitfunB allsr Sarbi9elt 9etrpfen,
SbDn ipenige Sage ndh Der SCbrefena,
nat)t Wdren dGr Sferter in Y0rt au Yrincs
lc tcbr nit SIefansenen IberfHnt baB man
S6tfe Su @efdn9ntlen pertrrnpen muftG,
unO rtltgt taf man 8Grfebrup0eu, I'M ii2
Der perbaBien WiGetbdter it6er upb fir i'm
mer gu enllert9en. 9luf benz 9laee Dor rem
Geaierungspalalt fpurren 3u pielem 3ped
jpet adCer uno finf 8alsen aufgsitcQt.
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5 bis 25 Trn3cut &niiensGriparniB
bel 91nnnmcrn.


pet1nnfHGdun9eH autr Irt .
beF6roert prompt In dmmtti&e beutIts tino aus.
IGitoiiGe Seitngen, 2otalbdtrr lno satJs3 3eidrTsr
nit bis 25 Prulent aoiteu'GriparniB Die Mn.
npnctnsG rpseitipn bon
Q0l-l g. 6eblotte in Bremen.
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Gpe,ial : OtOti3en,
9rnteltnrz zSTrndlts@lSlcr

Sic befrIeoiem aus Huipridbe an elm 9utes Sruht.
gIas f6rHen burdaus Iuitot seutad1t uno iebr eidi
den oon S}riidtsn fir Tamilen uno tbnnen ebr buie
peIauft lugroen bel Cjsbriiber z}aFer * Comp.
Hr 32 q 3A. &iiSsG barleG ffrafe
GIaret. Weir'6Iaibcn uuO DemiiOpnS i'm groBen Sa
biQiaeu Yreileu. 1S9-98l
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9olOs nub iilbcrplatttrttn WaareH
MnIner n,,a,mfrihtn !

$4,000 in Summcu BON 800, $500 $500, s4OO
$500. 5000 500, $500, 5000 $1,000, $1,000 $4,000
$4,000, $4,000, oosrnab Belieben. Ndberes bel O. Dob;
cap, wtatler, Rr. A, 6ourtIdneifr. (Ytat26,l5.)
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
CONNECTICUT.

Ceremonies ut the Laying Of tho Corner
Stone Of an Additional Hall Of tho Wes-
leynn University mt N1iddIetown.
MIDDLEr0wN. May s. 1870.
The corner stone OF the Orange Judd Hall OF
Natural Sciences at the Wesleyan University was
laid this afternoon In the presence OF large and
enthusiastic company OF the alumni and friends OF
the college. Mr.. Judd, an aumnus OF 1s47, makes
this magnificent gift 70 his Alma Mater for the pro-
motion of his favorite sciences, also as memorial
TO his eldest son, lad OF great promise,
who accompanied his father in recent European
tour and anticipated at the time OF his DEATH enter
Ing upon college course at the Wesleyan Univer-
sty. The building ls TO be OF Portland brown stone
sxty0ur feet by ninety.fOur feet five stories high,
"nder Mansafd roof the different 2oors to CON-
tain chemical lecture rooms, laboratories philo-
sophlcal lecture rooms and apparatus rooms, cabi'
nets Of m natural MS history, geology, &c. The esi
The singing was furnished by the College Glee Club
Professor Harrington composed q beautiful and
touching hymn for the occasion. Addresses were
made by President Cummings, the venerable senior
Professor Of Physics, DIR. johnson, and Professor
Mr. Judd mad declined speaking; but so intense
was the desire the modest hero of the occasion
that he reluctantly came forward and made some
wise and appropriate remarks upon the ultra uttli
taraism that IS invading our colleges avowing him
self an advocate OF the OldashOned drill in Ian
guage aud mathematics. He was received with en-.
the history OF the Wesleyan University as Mr.. Judd
s the first alumnus who, by thus largely extending
the walls Of his Alma Mater, places himself with the
After several addresses Mr.. judd assisted by
President Cummings, laid the corner stone, and
declared 1t the foundation Of temple OF natural
sciences Prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. True, for
mery Professor In the University
The foundation and part OF the walls are already
up and the stone for tho rest Is cut and on the
grounds. The walls will be completed and the roof
on before commencement in July.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
THE B3oOkxLya PARKS.

The Brooklyn Park Commissioners met last even.
ing at their Office, corner OF Court and Livingston
streets. Mr.. J. S. 7. Slranahan presided The su-
pcrintendents were directed to resume work on
Prospect PARK, and the Finance Committee was
asked to notify the Board rs to the amount required
to be raiesd for the general expenses OF the parks
during the current year. 1t was resolved to max G
reputation upon the city for 500 OOO requiring the
issue of city bonds therefor, prescribed by act
of the Legislature. The landscape architects were
requested TO submit plans for the improvement OF
Tompkins Park, and to furnish an estimate of the
cost OF the work. IL was resolved TO contract for
grading ana moundin2 The latter park Immediately
TO the expedency Of selling that portion OF Prospect
Park lying east OF Flatbush avenue, tract of 157
acres. The value OF the land In question is est
mated at $3 O00, 900, and Its sale would go far to-
wards rcimbursing the depleted City Treasury.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
METHODIST Episcopal CHURCH sourn.

Tho General Conference as memphs--Sccond
Days Procee edings-A pp0intSsent Of Commits
tees-Tho Bishops' Addsess-Xeiisious Cone
MEMPHns, May 8. 1870
The General Conference OF the Meshcdist Episcopal
Church South second day. was called 20 order
promptly at nine O'Clock A. M. by Bishop Paine. OF
Mississippi
After the usual religious exercises and prayer by
Bishop Andrews OF Georgia, and the reading OF the
minutes Bishop Pierce. of.Georgis took the chair.
The roll was called and all the bishops were present
excepting Bishop Early. OF Virginia, who is SICK
Tue standing committees were then announced.
message was received from Bishop Early stating that
nc hoped to be with the Conference before Its ad-
)ournment. Special committees were appointed on
orphans homes, revised hymn book and on finance.
The address OF the bishops was then read by Mr..
Wightman The address, after counselllng mode ra-
ton in the deliberations OF the Conference pays an
eloquent tribute to the memory Of Bishop Sole dc.
ceased, and says
some portions Of The country the ministers have been
fers 70 the introduction nymen tue Gonierence aud a.
length TO The baneiul effects Of fashlonaoe worldly plea
Sly worship forS hs !no naoor eS gsss ysa"s
Ss osc aaa %'Gs S
1smsSy rem sh; and also e mprovs the literature o. the Church
people and dsslpate the escherops teachings Of those
against steadily succeeded
and was now progressing especially In the Caronas Geor
ga and Florida The address s brief and pointed and
aitentvely listened to.
The address was responded TO by the venerable
DIR. Pierce, OF Georgia, father OF Bishop Pierce who
was great work TO be accomplished. 1t was para
mount to their end TO favor an early union with the
Wesleyan societies.
The Bishops address was then referred to the ap-
pr0priate committee.
committee OF five clerical members and five lay.
men, together with the bishops, was appointed TO
prepare pastoral letter on the subject Of the
spiritual Interests Of the Church. The Conference
then aiJourned In order to give the committees time
To organize.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Progress-Female Suffrage
the Mint and the Greek Massacres.
Suffrage

Parliamentary Progress-FemRIo Suffrage,
the Mint and the Greek Massacres.
LONDON, May 8, 1870.
In the House Of Commons tonight Mr.. Bouverie
gave notice Of his intention OF moving the rejection
OF the Female Suffrage bill.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr.. Lowe. said
he saw no objection to the Mint coming money for
Bolivia as 1t now does
Mr.. Otway said. according to the latest of1cial
advlces from Athens, ten of the Marathon brigands
had been captured. An investigation into the mur-
ders was proceeding.
Mr.. Monsell. Under Colonial Secretary, announced
the settlement of the Red River difficulty.
The House went into Committee on the Irish Land
bill.
Sir John Gray yielding 10 ministerial pressure,
postponed hts amendment to the Irish Land bill,
making the Ulster custom general, providing for
arbitration OF rents every fourteen years, and pro-
hibiting sublettlng.
An amendment restricting compensation to out.
going tenants gave rise to an excited debate, which
was brought 10 close by Mr.. Gladstone. He i'm
plored the committee to reject the amendment. The
government had carefully weighed every word Of
the bill, especially the clauses providing for the In
Identification TO outgoing tenants for their improve.
ments.
+, The House divided. and the amendment was re-
jected by q vote OF 220 to 13i.
The committee reported progress and the House
adjourned.
In the House Of Lords this evening Earl Granville,
Colonial Minister, announced the receipt OF tele.
graphic despatch from Sir John Young, Governor
General OF Canada, reporting the pacific settlement
Of the Red River difficulty.