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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
9as hcntldDe &npttol.

SIN Der GCidstaaS- Sibuug am 20. y. Df.
fam Hitter Qt6Crem Die tSr0gc btiitgltd) Der
GytGIung zines ntonumeHt0lsI +NrlGnteutS.
qebduOu8 3ur GC6Qt,C. &c! bicier Scle9tltz
felt mat hcr i~elteue mo oeS6alb errpihncnSs
uert9e SAD ein, CAP ale Yortlieu Ohile Nus
nabf.e mir Die Sorlage plajoirttn cS ban=
otlt iid eigentltd MIR I'M Den SauftDl. 9Stc
mir ltniern Selsrn bereitS mtt9etBeilt, battclI
bic Gierifaleu (3ttid)euiperqer uno @enoIcn)
gcuiinidt, nag Der ydrtitlid germanii1e"
Stpl bel benz Bau Slf 8crmcnOung fonlme.
6itrit St5lnard, Der III Der SitIng aitruei enO
mar, ergriif Gle @lcgcubeit, nm uH9eidbr III
fol9cuOtr 3etic non ben abiUbtcl NIB Sid
itcu Der Gegicruug Scouting 5u ge6en. Gr
iagtc:
yGie preuBii6c 5tegierutg bGlt Jeff an Dem
Blanc Der 8erlegulg oe8 YurlaneIltsDauIeS
auF oa8 @ruloItiid Der YOrCelonmanliGctlr;
Der 9ieubau iitr nieie lei 1872 boiIentlid) beet
biqt, benn e. lei Die Iblid)t, bort ciu Barlaz
neutShQus III bauell. liebcr Die Uorlic9cnoel
Gntrdae lei priuSipiel tetue D~tciuuu9esSer=
idieben6eit, Die Sflwierigfcit licge MIR in Der
Seritelung elmer uebereinitimwung Del nit
mirtclOcn 6aftprtn bel Der al5Wabl bcS Yla'
ties. gismard Bofft, Die 9fe1ierltna mcroe
genei0t Isiu, ale competcnteu Sttnlnlclt
2tllluIluIu9 1h UUltN Il Iptu Ol uIlNluDlNYS
9fe9ierung nm Utittbeiling Der bort gcmad)s
ten 8ordrbetten erluden. Ser Gieorter ntOd)te
bic Riidihten fir Earlan1cntsgeihIftc in ct
tier ,1eibe gelten %loiicn; er bdlt bic s%llioroez
rlttQ auf einen Recommendation gcredtfers
ti0t, Die Sorihldge fiir Die Grucr6ltu9en in
Der 23ilbelmsitraBe aber fir lrnprattiid), iuetl
bic @runp1tiide bort utft tinfIid Itnb. Die
gemeiniame Senutung OeS StsungSlofoleS
OeS 2unctageS ur6 beS Hridstu9eS lei fir
bic Sutunii untbunlit). 3te jetigen DfGu=
gel ieieu uEertra9'tf,, sic Stprngapldtye M
bcquem uno miiiitn Die A5geo.O D~eyilia.
men. Die JfegierunQ babe EN- Sntcreiis lie
Nbaeorbntten III gutter Sttmnlrng 5t er60ls
ten. (6eiterteit &ie 9icbemIHnte iiuo
uu5ureidenb. 9riu9eno mitHi1cnsiuertb 1T
Die gtabe beS tiiufti9en paujeS bel Dem Srns
oeSfansler= 4mte, beSbalb lei Die propl'ortldC
Benutung oeS SerreubauicS uortbeilbafter.
Sismard beleud)tet Die dnberen SorIfld9e
| mo finbet bic All oaS AtaOemiegebduoe mn
bic Artilierie=Saierne bebeuflid,. Sn oieier
Seiiion iei bic Abbiilic Der 9~criigtet Ilebela
ltauoe megen bes notbt9en 3citouhudnoes uns
moglitl. 317 Bldbe ilno I'M 0crrenbanie pors
ban6en, ftutidii6 bat biSber Die 3abl Der atls
meienben 305 Eift iiberidrttteit. Sd mDhte
baber anbeim9eben, ben Scrjud) 81 MAIDEN.
Die G%e9teruIgen itno bereit, 1ad SrGfteli
BEN iebigeu llebelitGnben gu begeguen nnO fHr
bic 3utnnft aufS Bette 81 ior9eu; baber 1T
bic Aieberietun9 elmer Gommiifiolt, mic Die
4ntr1ge wolien, ben Segterun9eit mn CT
piinidt. (Ssffal.)"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
SSufi2ru.


SIT mohluuttrridltctclI Srcticu al SD
i6iuatou Qiebt mNIr luobt 'oocr libel 3u, 60B
oie lcbtr congreifioutle &Utllr &tte etn toottr
Suhitabe if.
Sis Sl natftr Wo&s u1portet man
ourt5 bic @cicb0tbuug non Connecticut Die
EGiuug Der Srage, MGR gum @oHOtrltW e.
tudblt moroeu 1T.
- Ger 0iiBUrNu0 0to Srdutatrr 4Sri0I
legiuuI5.) User ijd) cine oHudDtrluI8SlucIle
ridbti0e 9oritetImI8 BON Der AISOcbullug hes
QtiBbrdUdlS MAIDEN nil, Ger NIT Dem strait
tuttr GripilCQIllm g]ttricbcli MIN, Der braltDt
ih nm in Oa5 GOpItol 81 utrfiigtt ma Die
0tuiieu non Grudlabtu mo Die Nttu9t Der
EOitiide 81 bCtrodttn, SIT otrtu 9eT6rotrlIHg
IN ihrt NciTHatb bie Stnatoren mo 5Etpri-
itttuutct I'M Shtuiit Der SougreB StBlt9
&cfebl gtgcben bobcIt. Steiner ltntr Sdde
Wttqt inter 80 8fulo Ollocrc inn 70 mo
100 GiunO idIrucr, mo IN Oprlgtt %Sode laD
man 0unOerte iOlbtr Sdde AMI ctlenl polt
len b%ctiammen Die oaraIt murtttclt nllrd)
HGrruCr mad GCnl Eoit0nItc 9cttbrt it Nucrs
0cn. 3muHStg iOlhcr SNdc ptrtbctlct lts)
AMI bic Scratorcu Gontlin9 Sohnion non
Sirgiuten ltno SortMulI Uou NSelt Sugt
uicu; iNtS SGdc ttlgtu bic Norcic Dee Gt-
uutorS 9ipe non JStuU0a; NH bltlt Stuoult
gen oau,rH uidt mn ltit BEN 1alHnt DER
Steuug unuuib6rltd) tort %ioHotrIl olelelben
iarotu in otmielben llrnianqc mdbr,uo Der
glnSen SciitOH iIOtt; C5 ibetHt, paB ntebrere
0gr Senntoteu mo Decentralization olt @e
pobubeit bIbet, t9re ldlnlutjGe 2edlte per
Bot in lire 6ciHTatb 81 ittdan ote, mtmI
lie rein9cuaIdcIl m per Polt mttoer lldG
&aiGingtOH 3uritdJtfUroert petoclt lHtB.
Solde Qingc lIno IN Der GGnt lbon oQr52
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
Sic b~eutIcbc yrcpMblifGntIcbc"
une bcrapfratii65c NrcNc.

8etonntli6 9ebbrte oer ,Nujei1er RES
gEeIteus D." Elm cemptratiihe9 Slatt unO
pclitii9er Gegncr Res Senators Gdrl
66urj, III ben Grita1, mctbe bic ,}oce
zines bifettlid eli gmpfauqe3 PES Seruz
ipr3 in ct. goui3 cine &iiGit6t Gli poll
tiide Burtclitellung au8iprabGn unp biel=
fir Propaganda madten unb Iino nab
Seenojguug Der eriteu SiBung be5 AZ.
GongrelIes ale teatihen nempttatii den
8litter einitimmig in ibrem 9obe Der
mannbaiten 9altung SGuj' unp ieiues
&alenteS gepeiert, welde pieicr ourh feline
&eoen ilber san Domingo, Die 8eumtenz
&2iorm ltnp Die Gutlur Bia bamieien bat.
@eber Die bvlti6e mob Die eugtiide be-
mptratiihe 4reiIe bat ie ~bebauptct, ba5
Sdur; elm Senptrot geroroen; ite bat
chen nur bic 3pGtiahe cpnitatirt, paB, pb=
ppbl bey Senator ipieberbplt feline Nns
bdnglidteit an Die republitaniide 9attei
perliherte, CT mad ben pDn ibm in ieiz
men Hepen ausgeiproheneu 8rin5ipien be-
motratiide 8eiiumun9en %piienbart bat ultp
Der alsemeineren 9lnertennung oerielbcn
1eDr tproerll1 9emelen III.
@esen pieie Oifcue, ridbaltSloie 9(ners
f~ennun9 Der @erpienite zines pplttiihen
@egner5 itiht oas 8enebmen Der oeutiben
,republitantiden" YreIIe auiiaIlenN ub.
Sin 8eiipiel bierIir aus Der iitngiten i3eit
~Iieferte ibr &erbalten in Setreif Der 2tOreiie
Der Oemofrutii6en GpngreBz WitglieOer an
pas 8plt Der Ser. Staten. Die S6amz
lpiigteit Ginger cieier 9ldtter ging ip9ar
. melt, bab iie Die ullspriidli6e llnerteus
nune Der 8erfaiIungs zg(menoementS bur6
bic 2(ore7Ie ne9leugneten, uno wdbreno
englilbe 8ldtter w%enigiten5 bteie ielbIt
mittbeilten, 10 baB cine entitellenbe &ritit
ni6t 10 piel Su bebeuten bate, biteten ii6
uniere beutiben yrepubLitanilden" Cole
aen iprgfdltig, ibren Geiern Elm eigeleS
llrtbeil iber Die gloreiie gu erm6gli6en,
unb gaben ibnen %anltatt Der 2loreiie ielbit
ibre cinieitigen unO entitellenoen g(usji9e
uno nrtbeile.
Ser v9ouispiQer QtnSeiser" iagt in piez
fer 8e5iebung
,,@enn erit ale &reue uib aller @lais
ben 10 melt t0ptroet, oab al.d1 peutlne
9ldtter es 9an5 in Der Srpnlng Fnpen,
int pplitiideu Sample ii6 aller Nitii6t
aui Die @abrbeit gu cnti6lagen, bann piro
bic pplitiI6e Ngitation iammt ibrer Sour
nalifit su einem Bubble, aus benz ii6 Sc
hermann, Der nit Der @ahrbeit auf gutem
Suite itebt, friiber pier ipdter ganj iIiidten
mus, oann bleibt bic Yplitit Elm Seperbe
tut ;sene, melhe serne mad Dem 0ipttc
banSeln. 8er I'M beiten lii9t, geptnnt."
Die gerIumpfung, welher Die peati6e pOs
ltiihe 8reHe bieies 2anoes inter lpldsn
l~lmitdneen entsessn siuse, tudrs ffreds
lid" iiss Es
..... !5inpfisen m66ten mir fast
i'm anItluhe bisron Die nN..Y. Staat$=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

3eitmg," poaB I'M gcgenwdrtigeu 2tugen-
Eide Oas gerilgte @erfabreu Oeutiber pres
p%ublttuuiiber" 8litter I'M 10 uuaugenebs
mer berltvt, ais man iid in u~eusiter 3ett
pielfab nit hes 6oiiuuua ugt artbere
6retmittbj8teit Der GelriaaH in 9olltiihen
9maelegeubeitln truq. 9as Grite, paS ja
iplbem 3pede erfprptrli3 lOire, teItanoe
aber in elmer Qcrebteu @arOigum8 Der De
~ItrebunQen Der poIitii6en GeJner."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

nS Da i'd BON Srn. Or. Spliom tas Sebt
feline 0erbtHernna IN her 6 contribution Ger Sabns
platten in biejem Staate Su 9%ebrauden, 9etauft babe,
70 tiets ID, ~bicielben iest Dem Yublttum oils cine Der
ero5ten @ntoedunsea, fpelbe bis iest in Der n%iedJanis
iden 3abndrsneitunft 9eiuadt iuoroen, an. Cine Der
sro6tsn SdDierigfeitsn, wslte bis iest bel Golden,
pe!te t%lnftiit9s 3abns trassn. smptanesn iyorosn, q,
nus bel stuissn psrionsa init bsionoersr gtuneiorna@
den l6nnen. yiatten, nadb bieieln neuen 'gnieme
%ssrisrttst blsiben in allen Baasn tsl itsen, ineeni teln
Gnbrungsitoft ooer Chit M 9literlpei unter h~ieietben
9elanseh tdnn;. aud ibnnen biz. glatten an aIteh @s-
bticn anecbratt tueroen. gi
Sd empitble oieie neue Grinbuns %bcIonbers iener
9ro5en 1n5abt bon Yeronen, ipeltbe fpieeerbolt, leoo6
obnt @riols, esriu1t 9aben, auf sefuDbnit1e gBeiie
angefertigte ptattsu bu tra8en, mo 9arnHtire tdp In
alien Sddsn, bag ycrfonen mir ~ocnislben eiien %fonne1,
ODER eebe 6as Selo surid. 3dbne ipereen obne
Sbmsrs ourb @cbranh bon eadleas ausse5o9en.
9a Id .6aiistbe ipdbreuo inebr, ais z Sabre 9ctrdubt
babe, III es taurn notbis, Dem Yutttfnnl Die Yetabrs
loiiafeit unb Borslse oieies @eriabreus an ithern.
8sjenbers Acknowledgement fuirb Der Sepdnbiuns bcr
uatartttsn Sabine ss~ioT,st. 81
{ssny,1S) .wr. "a, wOrs;GntawRraat.
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@ermiiGte 8eriate aus Gnropa.

= Die S9ubmaderseiele i'll Berlin tref-
fen Sorbereitungen gu etnr Maiien'a rbeitS>
eiuffelnng. Stiir3lib ianb pieoer cine bot
tpobl 5000 Berionen belnfte- S%eriomnilunS
ftatt, in wel9er beidlofen pnroe, ani "a. bic
arbeit in alien 8erfltattsn einsuieasn, oiebis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
Sr. Z. 6. Sliruro,

VT, HI, Wdbtftts, bbtfdDtN Futft II. PpiDuCrs
Strafc,
bat 80 Sabre aut SoipitalaYrarls uerlpanot. Sunss
aeute, pel6e burb SelbNbehcdlne uno bduFsc ips
p9ilitli4e arant5sitcn f6 Saamensreiebnn9en. 9tst'
ObrenjauIen, @rrot5en, Sooen > anIGmclu n9, Sms
pctens II. +. 10. bu9clo9en baben, tbnnen idnel 81
beitt ueroen. Sonorrboe miro In 3 2a9en gebettt,
Sprtdfunoen: bon . bic t2k iibr Rorsens,
BON 2 his KS upr Tatmttta9s II.
bon Z bis 0 ubr abeno6.
Scnntngs: bon 10 bis ZIP lbr Sormittass.
SetIuRs iuiro 9%arantttt. (Dfafi5,tS)
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6ilniiesNnilh.

@erein fir 2ebenspe id,eruna, aranfea:intsr,
81. SfiBuns une Spoperatip,peien. .r,
Sotpobt 9ebene-, ofs quo 2titpoticeu iuerbrn ron
elmer ineorporirten Sebeueperiiderun9s @eielidbait
oes Staotes ytetpa 9orf aus9e8ebeu.
arontens nteritisun iie6en Dollars pro Wobe.
Rdbsre austanit ertbsilen pic dntortfrtsn Aasntcn
hes Sunbes. (Dis. t3,fJ1 -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
II. .. 9. y.

betpetti9eR ipollcn, inn 5termit sriudt, fh UNI 8 nGr
in Der nSehs Icuuips :Sauc," 0orb @aufra6e, St
usriammeln, iubrm Der i3u9 f9 nm 1ztO llbr in De
iue9unq iegen miro. g4e Wtarihdle, 6eren 9o9cn i'd
1ibemc mcIScn, nm iueitere 5nitruttioneu ~entgegen III
nrbmen bel y. u. .. ariiser, @bei. 0iaribatl,
I06-S) 81. AZ, RorH= @QnfiIake. 4
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AsGSssz9 Abren, Diamantra,
@ASsSzSsazz3 Solioe
u olbs@ aaren.
%. 8. Sitting,
Nr. $50, @ef Salttmorcitra6e,
e~eseniiber 9anpperItr.

a. 8tparatureu BOZ llbrsn, Stmud, Stlbertpaaz
ren, Sriatn &c. tperotn biliis bsior9t. (Sept2S,tS)
CO Ylan fam ale Artrn Rdbmaidinen nit mOndt'
lid. ODER lu6tentliGe 3abInnsen i'm 9ro6sn Sampf=
9tepardturs ODER Gaui6ptat pom 2bOmds Sbanfs,
ode Der eombarts uus Sbarparaae, bstommen.
(aprilio, tDlt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

Reucre Scri6te bon 0cutiGlano melben,
oaB 8ogumil 0nmtion'S 8teOer.
herItelu1a AGriLim auiaeaebCn m0rOe1 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

Bur Sead,tune fir S6neioer.
Die beiten $reii. peroeu fir nellc Sud
Gbfdle ouer art 9egebeu bel SaDic &.
Sbdnnpn S Co., Sfr. 81 uno SO,
&eeftraRc. (37-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
HcruauiusNuuc gir. AZ, IL. 9. @. ".

Die Tlttglitbcr Der .@ermoniareoae" p%eriainmC(n
lid ndditCn %iuutdg UiorgCn in Der Safe an ytoroz
SlpitrdBe, nm i6 Dem 3u9e, iuelber UNI 15f0 llBr
abmaridtrt, an5uihIieBen. Sc luirb teiues Der Dlitz
9tiCbcr 5uritaebtn! SIN Auitrage:
107-Sl Is, &, SIfhdrff, Ger,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

Ssiliges Saubpl; AZ niesrisen areiicni
Reibz uro 9elb : SidteIbold Sdtten unb Scant.
BETH IL. (. 10.
@ro6e Sortbriie fir aauicr gesen gaar. edge
miible, Saubolbplas une 3%obelnible. E
Geo. ii. 9nter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

Gin Ssmeisi weld)e Stelun9 bas bertifle
Clement in { oniSpille, Sn., e,lIll!ntnt,
liegt carin. bab auf Seranlaiinng bes osmo'
Gag Der bentlden 6rieSsns'6sier Gin alss,
srlieb eine Yroilamation, NORM bic game
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uut;ng.
Nanlenie, ieht nadb Nnrcm Snterefr !!

Sieans' laus etablirfe Semscn.5abrif III mad
berR orb,peitsSde BON GbarlesE unb Baltinorefrase
9. Stnoe. perleat Worbeli, (Hprit20 iafU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

9nnttnenfhl sSScners ltD WartnesVer<
f~id)rrnngs=@ eleai9aft bnn Baltimore.
Sdbr su Subicrtptionen aiI bas aapitaf.@srm6s
Ben, NJ. I'll, YUn1tbSaraSs, aeSnnet anS ,percen
S~lpanst9 EG9e BON 9ato often bleibea. q
Samnel SSGrtb. BID
Baltimore ben 3. Gfdi 1871. 1850 %
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Ser ,,Nialtltr. >WauDerclntylr. 81

bait feline srfe Sabress9 criammlune unb Seamtcn-
pobl Samtas, ben 8. Wiai, 4benos ~ nbr. sttdt
eribetHenoe Yfit9licoer o~ertalen in Die 9elestihe
e traic.
ellie Dieienisen, bic ii9 eiuen 8uten 8ereine ans
lhlieben ,pollen, Stro ireunolihft eriudt, Der 8ers
iammlun9 bel Seiur. Sd,mitt, Rr. 500, Wpnts
gomerpffr., bciSniuobncn uto Intbeile su jeidnen.
Refine R0djablun9 %ncr(anst! SIN auftra9e:
(t07-9) kerS. Rpbrndrf, Sefr.
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Mnnntain.Nuae Mr. Ell, u. %. e. 2

~ ofi ~
Die WlitsItsecr o6iSrr eose tucrren biccmtt eriudt,
ib ndhlten Moutag, ben 8. WiGi, UiorgeHs s ubr,
in Der "Obb= GtlouszSaue" re6t 5ablrtib %etnjufinz
ben, nm an ber &roSerton unb BEN seize 2btit su
nebluen.
Q07-S) n. Sduduf, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

Or. Sh6ppe. - @ouuerueilr @earD
erbdlt beitdnbig u0erlei 8riefc BON Beriouen,
bic itG III irgenO elmer g8eiie fir Or. S9Tps
pes S6idial intereiireu. Sn einem Oieier
Srtefe iprift Die Sfretberin, bic Gran eine8
berborragenOeH Sctfli9eu BON Bbtlaoelpbia,
Die SOffnung aus, Sd6ppe merbe gebingt
luerben, OcnH, 10 LANCE nod Wlduner mic or
%eriitiren, lei IeiHe 6rau, wel6e Serm69en be.
Iibe, hires GebeuS ither,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

iuerbell. Sic 2ebteren erridten cine AlI3nbl
Srtbiinelt fitr Is 900 Yerioneft, bon beneH fe
llncntgeltlid) Yldte pertbeilsn; i'm @an5ell
bat OteStabt fir Die Sctliffcit $50, 0003bas
ler ausgeiebt, bon oenen 10000 Sbaler fiir
ba8 0teidSta9sfcit am filnftigen Montag alb,
gebeu. 0aS Settere Wiro bon benz &aiier,
Der Saiieriu, ben YrinSen uuo Miuilteru be-
iId)t ietu. l
= Mit benz 8iidtranSporte Der nod in
9aDern befinolideu sc, 1000 franSDiiden
&riegS9sfaugenert ipiro am Is. b. 81. begon=
nclt unb ioa oerIelbe iftncrbalb "a SaGen be-
erbet lem. Die Manul6diten lperoert nab
Seioul gefiibrt, no ie BON eiier GommiiiiOn
Der franjHiiiden Jte9ierung iibernommei mcrs
ben.-9tnd beitte erlaiiener Inorbnnng bat
pom l. baDeriiten arncecotpS bic crite 9i-
piiion mad crfol9tem SrieoenSibluiie III Oas
SaterlanO 6rriid5utebren, iuGbrclp bic He=
gimenter Der 5iuciten SipiIion ais Sccupa,
tionStruppen bis auf @eiterts in Sranfreib
Su perbleibeu baben.
-Im l. Seiertage nitroell in Der Serlirer
9odbierbranerei 1870 Sonnen 8odbier Der.
sapft. 9iejelben 3i Seioelr bercdnet, re.
prdientiren DIE 6leinigteit BON 2 $500 Seis
oeln, Die benin and ntdt perfebltelt, auf oas
iebr 3oblreid pertretenc Yublifnm bic be-
fditnte anfregenbe g8irfun9 5t tbun. Sdon
bonn friiben Worsen an CAB es S9ldscreicu,
Die mdbreno bes 9anSen Cages en- vogue blie@
ben, bis am ipdten abeno bic Srauer oas
3ablrei6 oertretene Wilitdr nit geientielen
binansi6lagen muBten. Im 2. 8eiertage
mar ben Solbaten Der SeiId) Der Sranerei
gGnslif berboteu. SIN oieiem Gage fam es
in Dem eotal ielbft Su teiuer gr6Bcreu Sdfa-
geret ba9egen fiel eiu Y6belbaufen iiber cinen
am binteren AuSgan9e p%oltirten Shutmann
her, mari oieieu sur GrOe, unb miBbaubelte
i'm o%erartig, oab ct, aus 5,uei aopfipuuoen
b%lutenb, beinnungsloS liegen blieb ufib in
oas Snitet gebrad)t fsroen muBte. Sefs
Shutleute on iolttu Gagen NIB bel ioldem
Bnblifuin fiho pabrlid nift 9eniig. 4rn l.
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
Nem'Tork Daily Gribm1te.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Q. 1871.
TRIPLE SH E E T.

Thirty-three whaling vessels have been lost in the
Arctic Ocean - Victor Hugo has made another I'M
successful effort to procure the pardon Of NJ Roche
fort, 80 The Spanish Republicans have espoused
the cause Of the International Society. - The
German Parliament has passed the War Fund bill
Tho copyright discussion in England had be-
come 40 personal in ITS nature that The London
Tines has closed Its columns to the SUBJECT g
Ust of the new Austrian Ministers s published- The
Mexioan revouhOnists still besiegng saltilo' but
make little progress, owing to the Lack Of artillery
Secretary Fish has resigned and his successor Will be
appo4nted in o day two. - Chicago Alderman Is
charged with using the relief fund for political pur
poses 80 Several Indian outrnges are reported from
Arizona 60 Two men were killed and several injured
nv the explosion Of locomotive at Portsmouth, Ohio
= The steamer Eastern Queen has been seriously
damaged by . collision at sea-
A suit has been begun against Thomas G. Fields to
recover nearly 100000 fraudulenty obtained from the
City Treasury. -Four regiments Of militia have
been ordered out for duty election day. - The
registration nearly 10000 in excess OF last years reP
try - Gold. iii, I12 1l1l Thermometer, Saturday
$40, $50, SOo Sunday, 4so, go, 4so.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
THE CITY.

The men who represented our City in the
last Legislature are nearly all the Tammany
candidates for reelection this year. Not only
Tweed, Norton, Bradley, and Genet, for the
Senate, but Blair, Campbell, Cook, Buck
Fields, Hitchman, &C., &C., are running. Even
Jim Irving, who punched fellow Democrats
head last Winter and had to be expelled at
such enormous cost to Tweed-that is, to the
City--is again In nomination
Are these men going to Albany in the inter-
est of honesty and fdelity-of retrenchment
and reformi You know they are not. They
are run in the Tweed interest-if elected, Tweed
Will own them as hitherto. If they are
elected, New-York will seem to say either
that she has not been robbed by the Ring, or
that she likes to be.
Reformers Of all parties we entreat you
to settle your few remaining differences and
present united, determined front to the
Tammany Ring
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
TO THOUGHTFUL REPUBLICANS.

We ask you to vote for HORATIo SEYMOUR
DANIEL F. TIEMANN, SAMUEL j. TnDEN, and
other eminent Democrats, in case you are
electors of tho districts wherein they respec-
lively are candidates. We ask you to vote for
them with distinct and perfect understand
ing that they will be your political adversa-
ries in the future, as they have been in the
past We ask you to vote for them for the
one simple reason that they win legislate on all
questions not of 0 party character as states
men should, and that they will not vote to rob
you for their own benefit or that of others.
We ask you to vote for them, because only
by 80 doing can you keep out of our next
Legislature such men as passed the Tweed
Charter, the atrocious Tax-Levies of the last
four years, and all the kindred vilainies
whereby our City has been 30 shamefully
plundered.
We do not even pretend that the election Of
Seymour and such will conduce to our advan-
tage as a party. On the contrary, we admit
the shrewdness of the suggestion that a. it is
neither the business nor the interest of the
Republicans to make the Democratic party
respectable )" and we see clearly that,
should the Democratic see fit to elect Tom
Fields g. Co. instead, while you support the
better class of Democrats, that result will be
immensely advantageous to our party. We
know that, 30 long as you sternly oppose
him, there is no other man in the State whose
election will benefit the Republican party so
much az will that of w. NJ. Tweed.
But the war now in progress between the
utterly corrupt and the better elements of the
Democratic party is one in which you cannot
afford to stand neutral, nor have You moral
right to do so. You are on trial as well as
Tweed g. Co.,, and the eyes Of your Demo-
cratic neighbors and fellow citizens are fixed
upon you. Should you tomorrow fail to vote
as we now urge you to do, those Democratic
neighbors would say to each other, These
Republicans care nothing for the Rings rob-
"beries, except in 60 far as they can make party
capital out of them.n And this inference,
though prejudiced, would be plausible. But II.
on the other hand, yon vote for men whom
you are known intensely to disllke a. politi-
clans, simply because you believe they will
legislate honestly, while their only formidable
competitors are rogues, those Democratic neigh
bors cannot fail to see that you are not mainly
intent on partisan advantage, but are willing
to forget party in the interest of legislative hon
esty and IN Opposition to manifest robbery.
Here Is the gist of the matter. We have
not room to elaborate and enforce. Not hav-
ing it, we entreat you to consider and reflect.
II tho Democrats see ft to elect Tweed and
his satellites in spite Of your best efforts, so
much the better for the'Republican cause and
it's future. But let no man have q right To
say that. in crids like Ehfs, you allowed
knaves to riot nttheir ill-gotten aud fright
fully abused power because voa wero too
hide-bound to vote for eminently capable
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
SOME STATE CANDIDATES.

Whoever is defeated next Tuesday, Gen.
Frank Barlow must not be. We urge every
Republican to vote for him, md We commend
his record to all Democrats who want NUM-
cipal Reform as the only argument they need
in his favor. Whatever you may do for other
candidates, State or local, do not fail to vote
for Frank Barlow.
Thomas Raines Of Rochester, our candidate
for State Treasurer, is leading Western
banker, and one of our ablest and most prom
isins young men. He strengthens the ticket
and will make capital officer. We urge our
friends at this end of the State to give him q
hearty support, ard be sure that the West VIII
nut him ahead of the ticket.
Every man who wants to have the deed OF
his house In safe hands will vote for Gen.
Franz Sigel for Register. Lawyers who desire
to see the Registers Office well administered
will. vote for Sigel. Soldiers who fought to
maintain the Union viii vote for their COM
panion-in-arms. O'Donovan Rosa and Franz
Sigel have together canvassed the lVth Sen
ate District, and have met with enthusiastic
aupnOrt