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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
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Arbfits- ladwri(un9s Darrau,

Hr. 212, SuosSrpaofpdp,
uutsr MuiiId,t FER ,,Geutfdben 4eieufd,ait."
0ieieniasn, Wetpe beutibe Sanolpcr.er, Nrbelter
unb 6ienittoten su beihiitioen uiinihcn, pollen It'd
perIonlid ober In Frantirten Srieieu an Den a9enten
oer@efelidait prn. 6.S. Detitn0tofb Rr.2s1,
Gle , Nroasnap. iuenotn, ipelber nHent8tltltb
Nusfunit crtbsiltu miro. SAINT, 13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
9efanntmadungen.
DrOOnnan}rn
ees
Wagors II. S%taolratbrs non Baltimore.
Siuc "gicrorbuiIIta
LsmtLths NuhILldtEor.l

SItpcritrdGt pom btr &slatrs4bsnug his sur Wine.
SlEtztGne AZ COUHtmntrtu uub 81 ufiutH.
Htibuttt 1. SUI CO UerthgtuH6 orTuTeutt hurt
ben 9urBernciter uro StabtratG pom Baltimore, t1f
ot StrGRtAs GurbbTUds SUHmlIdTF bt,rntt ctmLA.
tat unb du1cluit'tHt itRo, CUUeitrGBe zen SslIig.
Iutnur bic CUR yitue Saut Zane gu Condemnation mao
gu ottucn.
Htidnttt2. limo Eat 60 rtTiEet Hus puoTfrr,
bGB trAtno zinc *tI'or pttr YtrlCEta, cher Gurpoti'
ton, rUcldC NIT ben Observation-Disclosures tUglr
DE ron 5slGBtcH SlmlHtidtcn gtmatt rB0Toru, midi
5tttlrfcU ttin l~ollttH, un oas S4itIuguT Si.tlIulLt
81 Der Srtt, Gut Gle Slrir uUc nod glrlttr H,tIurt.
m0huRR rurt ben 3icattrItor, lut, I'M ~. Hyutd tu
Sdlttittcrtr SUctpcruttUurQrE IWNtatttH, 5pVruitrr
lonncn, urh oct StuHttHtr lUb E,gtJ.toE tI StlJt
lpt itrtH rurr etc aEoEonuHgW b~eiag;tH aruiyir
~aufcrieGt tucrbtn.
AbldRttt1. llub iti lac ueuhgtuuh uEgrbHtGhar
SrGit trttt.
@CnebmtGt Den 7. april is.t. lii1,s4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
feH4a Dur6b Sam1. s.. Oppcr.
Eaa @erwalterssU erfauf
empfctfcu8ipcrtbem Giacnttum
IN Ser mi0iuooItroEe

.r,,. all eer U(tltl11anfraBe. .
Sn Nofae zines Sstretec bee arciss@euhtcs Der
Stuht Baltimore miro Der urter3etd,nete B~erlpatter
auf off enttitber Mutton all DIT une Steie " cntaa,
ben i2. SUM 1871, Wadmittas1 nm 4 libr, uers
tauftn % .
Ser sau,e 9rnntptas nit @sbduttu, in Der
Staot Baltimore selegei uno, 'uis iol8t, befhrieben,
ndmlid: "a,
Vim Der eintc bcr shoicitc Der Wiatmonara6c, an
einem Bunfte Sc GUS uno "a Soil ipeittid pom Der
Saomeifgde ees Sroaepap uno DiiatinaniirGee ans
iareetb; bann tpeflib scbeno. tduDs Der Uiiitimaua
liraBs ia 7lit BuB; Damn iiSlid, parallel NIT oen
Sroa6pao, go BuB bis an cine alep, 10 Nnb brett;
eann biitid, lungs Der Norbisite bs,a9ter Iasu, mil
ltercn 8ernrinihditiiden @ebraute, Is iii 6uB; ure
Damn norclit, parallel nit Dem Sroabipau, 70 8ul
bic 3um anian0spunfte. 9te 8auItdfeiten befeber
tn einem Q. todi8en sieae(ttinern s~Sobmbatis. elmer
tGbriiden @rpneuntetbe uon $50 unteruorien.
Berfauisbebtn8ungen: elm 0ritttbeiI baar unb be,
Heft H. bipet 6feldlen 9atllneen IN q unb ~ Wouatcn,
ober Ahes boar, nab hem 8ettehen hes ,ainlets. btt
grebitBablunern Sinisn trasenb uno eurJh ytote oer,
~tuoofirt, 9efdert. H"-
5ofepb 8 Mutcun. gertuaItsr;
q. y, Gpper, Auit.,
= Ell. u Jr. 81. Wefs9 atttmoreittass
ut9,2 20, 2,4,6,s, 20, 2,4,6,s.9j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25

Ri %ncrfauien.

Gle ueius 9arbfeGs uou % afsrn NIT Sdeure,
urb bibidcm 6rnhtgarter, ausqe5elhnettr
a A. ~, IS S, xG InSh IN Rnt'S S,I@anss rS,le loa g ISIS,
giaberes In Rr. 2O3, Sisflchrahs. tDiai6. tWltl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
gu %bcrfunfer.

E.HI- 3 Wobnbiuicr an Der Gde Der Silmors unt
Wulberrnftr., 3 itudt9 nit irGnBofibcm Sade.
biibid gebuut, ielr tiutg gum Scrtuule.
Sobn Gisup * Comp,
H1i-oN SIR. GO. Mflt. Snnrttrfrnkt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
IN n%rrtuuIeu.

Iii Gin lsbr smpiebterSucrtbee Saus ant Der
Sac Der George lrb SbatsuortbtraBe, iebr gut 'ir
@rnceresSGoe ober cine Ipothete ii6 eisnere.
$1,000. cfohit rs. Srupu,
M Sir. %. NSnitzS lfce- Npenle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
a Shcriiiss II. Gunifablerspcrfauf

49, Sn 5otss zines Beieblse Fieri faclss on con
" domination an Georat Soib, 9onitabler, In
Der alase Dor, Sob; %; SsrrnsnT aessn ansaf
@sridtes in bic aiaae non .5oiepb Gauilnann acaen
Gu9uli Sdraut iuerssri mir an, Hiase Wr. 2b2,
qisGttraBe, Den sanBen 8orrdta uoa 9roauen,
WPssi;iuen Gaecmti,d en-. ReaaIcn, Sinrid,tuua
uno uHobeln In ~eenielben perfaufrn; fcutc aud1 aass
Saterciie bes teiasten au8uft Seprant IN Der Eatt
ses apottsfers aatsns lnb anito6enoen siinnere IN
aetre pom 4. Augah 1863. Der 8ertaut tuire Hrsts
taa. ben 2, SUM 1871 Y.or8tns 10 nbr, ftastfnesn.
'+0'Tr y. rNeorae 8pnt, 6 oniabter;
NhauffuS ytfberf, Stsrit; q
1923 B. Z, o,3tl Il, 10. Sennetf & Soup, 1uit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
6luier Ill b%erfaufeu.

LA Sduier ~ taufen uno sum @ertauFe 8u ibers
IN alien Gbettcn Der Staet; Breie BON S2Ut
bis 10000. Ihd miro bic &tnsisbuug pon Wednnn'
sen alter Art, @tntliireu BON @runonlietben &C. biIs
Zig beior9t. Cine arbabI 0rIneitiids iiets billta al
oGno. %. Sort,
gr. tG2 @ougbs, sluiiden Bonbiir
tIprtI6, 90tte.l mo Bruaotuap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
1%,ttcrbaltuu9en.

Gbratrr GOmiqur lit grOnt(tr.
TX Gine rueittre sroBe guSiebun9!
GruBes Gabrn : llnteruebuen
au5cr Der ansiebcnben Soritsnun8sn Der
Rieieus Sarietaten Srnppe
peroen bieie gBofe uniern 90nnerH
d 81 efd>euf
i'm gsertbe BON
s I d
aeaeben, g3ir renneu lnter aneerer cine
rpertbpone Sagsubr init Settle,
bic bel ieocI Borltelun9 lue9aegeben miro; terncr
done gOtecHe Shmudldher. Die ErdleRte meTeen
uuf ole gtdse gltid1 uertbellt.
SorffeumuScm leeem 1lbsme uns WfittlppdD
urs Spnudhcue Nodlmittaa.
Sries Auitreteu or r~ctSenotH GeIan8stlniiIerir
uHb Somlfertn
Trf. Sennic Guael,
Der a~uertannt beiten Sdn9ertn Der amertt. Bibne.
Raiereer GrioI8 Der
ntibtihen VI t%nttrttz 3ruppt,
BILE aus IA ihonen iuueen Damen 3uiammen9eiesttt.
0a5 9roBartige SlanooipstIi te Wallet:
"LiAmourd de Fleurs,"
ausaeilbrt BON Der 9ciammten BauetF3ruppe .
FRI. Sdlie Wdion
NIT neucn 9ieoern.
Ole arobartiae WRimftrels1ruppe
In ueucn edpdnten, @siangen, 3dn3en, D. y. Der
Race GOburu."
Geo. ". Gteipn
urb bic talertuo1c ShauipiclsIIuppt In BEN nCuer,
bsr3tr9rtttsnben Drama:
Die otter S6tubt"
poer
.Sie Galihmiin;er pou Sdrrbinput."
Seoen Grettag abeuo BoristtHHG t1r
Spci Gabcns wsatinse'n in isser @ode:
- G"onnaber Ru6mtttGg. t2t-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
Su pcrfdufcu.

49, Gin GdDaue nit 9nben an Der Gaaerarasc;
fgm.H Gin 0uu5 an ecr &entrGiaauenue; elm 90. an
h.:l- Der 3enulr0Se; SGuier an Der Wonumcnts
WcJ6tGen unb auoCreu StraBcn; AZ unb 20 Gtel
rSorot. Gcrttrals Sabn;" str5s 6itto an 6er "V6it. %.
RGlto. sGiicnbabu" uub anbere @rtuomictlcn 3uGr
&crt0uic bel i. IorriS & Spbn, Er. q. ct.
aInuIffrnEr iS2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
q MDunt SSiHanS!
80 Jreie Giicnbabn>G Ieuriinn
unn
9rpecr u nfttonsperfnmf
100 pradtigcn 8auplaBen


uebit . y Il pbnbauicrn III NJ oiut 91iuduS
an benz Sdup5lucige Der Baltimore Sbtoa Stiens
babH," ettib btltcr Der %rtlernen 9'rlldc ihCr Sippnn, 8
Sdue une %auito6enb on ben Nrnotes SuiGp bur etaet
Baltimore, Wputds, Den %. WlGi 1871, um ? ngr
I'M betreffcnocr Ytate.
0teie berrlits Anbobc, irltrr Wiuan's Bautn9ur'
ten, non no aus cine berritbe ausildt nul bic Stdot
| uno SGi pom Baltimore gebottn 1T, 1T In SnuplGgen
ab9gte9t urh llcltrt bic idOnite Scteaenbctt CUR Hui
| iibrun9 pom @ebdutcH in bieer 8tqtnh. Sbtpobl
| a~uBtrbalb or Staetatentt, betueet fh Mount 2tz
mans ooh In 'olher ga9c, bar es ats Gin lbctt Der
tteentlthCn StGet a%nseieben tpereen tann. Vret pom
itdbtiiden Gttucrn, btrrllb on Der Baltimore Obtos
GtfenDabn" bcleseu, letdt 3ugGnglih Sur Stlet onrdl
Die 9otai3i9e isncr 9abn, elrlte iuobl idip.rttb Gin
Ylat All fnoCR Ietn, lueltft iir EerlonCn, Die cine bill
tige unb aRgenebme Stimatb ipuHlhCn, ooer cine
fdege uno gtluinubriu9snos &upitalaniaAe madden
luoaeu, beHere anerbirtun9en madt. NteInGno Nonte
periGuIncn, otctcG Gtgentbum al btiudct unb 81 be.
feten. Der SefiBtittl 1T ouufuiumen. gehtna
sunscn: $40 baar ttr ltoen SGuplas be'm yer
faufe unb
$40 mpnattid,
init Ieds EsroStnt S~utereiien bis bur pontgen .SGbtina.
Sher elm Srittel buar uno Der 3te1t In ctnem oocr sluti
| lobren mi, geiibsrten %1rtereiien, obcr Hues bdar, ie
nab 8cttcbeu bes Sduicte.
Gin freicr SreurIouS,3ua
| BON gdlid9itrs gpa9gor5 miro Die SalnecutS tatton
Der baltimore os@iifnbab un 3a2 ntr pintt'
lid am @trtNuisto9e ~oertaNeH uno crfuabierc Ferio.
nen tSetrcr unb Semeul unent9etblldl btnz uno BET
beforoern. actne Sinctt iiuo eriorbertih. Seine
Sinner uuo Yerioneu inter q 9ntren petoet AMI Den
3ua %9eGaiien. Hteie Jtegtl miro iircn9 blrdgetibrt.
aarten ess Giasntbuns iino in oen autttonss
~ 1reso * airflans, gutt..
(t29-7) Nr. "A, SGbsetdrleSitr., Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
Gcrfauf fur Wiiet9e.
fssETs Na1laRpermalterssS rrfant
mcrt6ppGem @tnnbbelitc OH Gantons apcilrc

mcrt6poGem @tmobeiiee on Ga1tons apelllie,
.. na9e AnutraBe.
srait eiues Grtoiies be5 Wailsissridtes Der Staei
Baltimore ipirp, Der .nnssr3etdnsts. 8erlpaltfr PCS
6. Stunt, Wad,mittas9 s ubr. on DIT un6 Stras
paS nadiol8eno beihriebene,. iebr ipsrt9pole @runo'
eisentbum an ben Wlsiibiettnben oftentltd b%ertdulsn'
Der SuSj,ife Der CAUTION apenue, nabe anritraSs, get
teaen, an @antonzA penus % SUB btttt uHo 100 ,Sut
til. Die Haulthteiten betsbsn In bent 5tpettodlIg.s,t
b%retternen sSobubaHje Nr. 255, etnert 3lpeifodlt
gen Sieeel1eiusrpen Sintcr8etiuoe uno oabintsr II
einer .3iInmerInanns : Weritatt. @,runb,lns nur
Yrc5ent. Sebiugungen: Die 3diitc baar, Der Htit IL
4 atouateu uuttr 8er,infrn9 unb asnetni9ter Z itter
belt. .. s.. y, Mbrams, Rdtbla6s Seriueittr;
III. ....... 0ibipu s Somp.s Autt.
s eEetner:
,lr ielbiasH iSeit unb am ndniihet Srte cine Eartl
SSenderrabmeu, Sdisbienlcr II. I. T..
U23,6,G 8, St-3l ~. Gibiou < Comp. Tutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25

$3.50 faufcn Die aunoidaft une ben Waarenoorrat9
einss 0rocerie- unb Gopbitor a eabens. Wdberes In
Der NYp. b. 81. 'f.F8 u21-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
3n prrhnnffn una 81 uermirtben.

Blu pcrfhufcn ODER 5i oermtctbeu.
on Dtt ~Iofortleer SelitnGbme Is ater 9arb, Q
sFY& Iiellen pom Baltimore uHo 8 Winuten @eges
601 liner citation au Dec Baltimore Ohio > 8a6n"
e~ntiernt, bob unb aeiuuo 9cleeen uRo gut %bcpdiisrt.
HibertS In Der Grp. b. St. H2S-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
SecthnpcusI

h:I- Gines her auS9cseihnrtcu 2Bobnbduier, in
fc6et Slriiht erittr Gialic, an Der Seetbouens5% etrafe,
B0rt > AuennC, tOtbtn UtcWe6en. nno Utoiberftr.,
iii unter ieBr dnnebntbaren Seetneungen iu uertaulen.
.. TtrHer:
Gin auS9c5citnCtss gHobnbaus, bhbih an Der Wcit-
iette Der @utGluitrGGe, 6. 0auf norolth bomber Mount
SQtpuru 4rpte1taRt Episcopal STRIDE, 9ele9en
Eernef:
cine bttbihc 9anonobnun9 NIT i~oiortteer 8eftnatns
in Wiount Spailtngton an Der %-Storet. SentratsBaRR"
iebr beluem in hct Jidbe oes @elsiics eelt9en.
t.s, Q oluie au d.
bic ,Tiourt RoibiH9tons atdeemiesSane giat 200
bel 300 Gus, an Der Nperue gelcaen. nno an ben FLAT
Der nCucn prottitNntiiUen Gpi6cupats Strte angrens
3euo, aim gSertauie bel -. VI. SupPr,
dO4-) Wr. u, Fam SuilriuSS, ct. Nautfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
9u bcrFdufcu.

Gtnlae Sauieu6 Dollars 2titien BON Ge8 Sdrbor itnn
In tleineu ooer groBcn Guantitdten BON ttnem Serrn,
Der nGb europa gebt, gu p%ertauier. Wan metoe itt
In Der Sgp. b. 81. tfOi-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-25
&ebr btlltN sM pcrmictbcM.

s Gin ,peiit6diges Wtbdube, paiitno fir cine
EaiiHH Gabrit, tounte auh fir StGlung beuust lucrs
JEEI- ben. giuhJuira8en in Wr. fO1 9Sef:
Tancttcffra6e. ut9-24l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
TIE INDT1NS.
DETAILS OF TIE RECENT RAID-AFrAIRs II
ARIZONA.

DETAILS OF TIE RECENT RAID-AFFAIRS N
ARIZONA.
WASHINGTON, Aug s.-Superintendcnt Wall
has Yttu'eI 3D. tie Indian Bureau the details Of tie
Indian laid on the Goth OF july the fact Of which he an
nouuced by telegraph days ago. He says the tc.c-
graphic statement of the loss OF property is exaggerated
but he sorry 10 say that two men were killed. Inc
humble. ui h1 ,e- stolen will not exceed 20 The men
killed were named Nisare and shepard, and il isworthy
of mention that they hot scapcd, which goes to
not IL regular party rs In llans on the Warpaih
scalp their victims II i generally believed that !, was
a party Of Sioux stealing eNped ton. Col Boleh,
commanding Fol Ei' Is quite POSITIVE that ~ Wa va,
band oi sioux. belong TO tAe Je.oI tIte, ungr I p
and the lc0wsfon" River, ana they range Over mat
country extending ~ Ter as me MuSsl men h,NIt on
the east and Often wander far north as the MILK Etf
country
Superintendent Wall again called the attention Of the
mi saws n Is his arm rrcf from the satisfactory result
OF i.6iug The santee ut MIX River that these IN
diau5 under sitting Bull can be managed ana inlch
good would De hy result ans It would be great saving
to the Government m the cnl.
The War Department, to-day, furnished the Secretary
OF the Interior Official extract from the report OF Col
Crooke vcommluins he Department OF Arizona rcla-
tive 20 Indian lo,tite5 that Territory, in which tie
latter says:
From The information have obtained relative 10 the
hostile Indians here. Learn that the main bands are me
Ne o NJ IL i,i ed
at from - This chief has the reputation OF
ti;, ami has such aniunfncc over the two other
tribes tna their warriors only glad 10 Join him in
his numerous raids, beside making many on thclI own
lespou.bty II IS against Goodness band that pro
nose concentrating all my energies for the present feel
ing satisfied that permanent peace can be had until
/ regret TO learn from New-MeXicO newspaper that
the Indian gents N that Territory nave bteh I'D iH7 u
partent and induced the families OF most OF Cochzes
band T., 20 on reservation i'm that country. II suChl Is
the Will not only enDIIass ny Iftsth i i
very much. Bit Will greatly defer the final suH"sauon q
these indians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09

oir for from $1,000 TO s23OM per anhq, 9cCoTuin1 ~
pa ~ and this too without IL ala OF any AppTp
the $50 car Extraordinary repairs hut such enormous
'in--tbcre is other name Tor It's NOT cohhcl ~
aeTn end OF the canal The same Is true OF every
o,tiou where the Ring still hoi0S control hy inc coz
fsnn of corrupt officials with the hns lc sIito y ia
t,,jed ON every side These rcnar contracts are htI
IN Jirec, violation o. the law. The Democratic C9nl
T,,nn,ssi1pprs positively refuse 10 execute be IaN
Xr, this9 nviev Of the light which has been thrown
IN democratic Ring management at NOw-loFh our l''''
ers can draw but one conclusion.
Fg.7 ne dlrpy Journal
Tho Tlmmauv ring is not 10 he allowed n monopoly
of IN, good things available at the p@bc CRIB INC e
Tiug f., coming as slfu I'm stealing as the hpS. 4,
crf rluudcrcrs I'm the metropolis. George d. LpV ~
unite as successful a. Andrew j. GarNey, ana n Tho
advantage that the dividend circle Is not ~ S tho
Canal Ring is hut a COrpor0s guard cohlalu tbe Tam.
l,1I,y pf pensioners who draw ratlons HVh NJ IA
many mint so that although the a,g cs|,yt $50 600
4emhyn9n Lords pickinCs rc'chcd nu' .r,i, BE that
ana Grv.N. run up into the millions II u u mo Gar
really more hard cash goes into LORI oTs the only
,t's urly4fp pog,pf Nor arc '' 80 Inn
Nan a, by whom the state j., robbed. H,,y" and en-
IN. tluryausc Of hgh officials conn mates 10
uerr) Il vo.N be impo-Nih' ttv. L",g DINING the
,n,l the treasury % thc extent In' u| 'i lie AK
tst two yr1Is. II ever the gul a." tN .}"i rrcles
,1 All ~ be,,.iy inside as outside oth'ld 'lO'09'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
THE SECOND-ATE. CAR HOMICIDE.
THE MYSTERY STILL UNsOLvED.

An Investigation was begun yesterday in the
case OF John Drltour who died from injuries received by
being thrown from the front platform Of Secohd-aVe
car on the the night Of July 30 during fight between
Patrick Flood the driver OF the and several iuanS
VIM B. Sminck, the Sergeant in command OF the Seven
teenth Precinct statOnHouse the night OF the occur
renee testified that Deltour and Thomas owens were
brought into the StationHOuse, their right legs having
been run over and fractured Detor said there hadbecn
dgb on the front platform and that the driver. Pat
rick Flood took part but he could not say whether
he wa, defending himself or not during the fight he
was pushed from the but he could not say by whom
the front platform was OveIcrOwded Flood the driver
when arrested said that several men had assaulted him.
and thrown him over the dashboard; he had bad Ct
over the right eye, his back injured. ana his clothes
torn complaint against the driver was made by Del
tour or Owens the driver arrested IN accordance
with standing order the only witness OMcer Little
could obtain VA. man named GOOuscA'
Henry Detour of No. IS Hesterst., brother Of the
deceased testified that they got on the mont platform If
Secondlvc the night of July 90; witness went
inside and deceased remained on the PLATFORM after
ward hearing noise, witness went on the platform and
saw the driver and stranger struggling together; tire
horses then going at very rapid gait deceased
fell from the car and as he did shouted Hold on;
could not say how e got off the car; deceaHod aterWr
told witness that he did not know what Knocked nm OF
time he was taken Bellevue Hospital lie would not
consent to have his leg anputated.
John Owens, brother OF the other injured man, tc>il-
fed that he the platform when tho row occurred
several the front platform got INFO an a'trc-
ton, during which the witness ana his brother were
pushed OF; he could not tell by whom.
Patrick Flood driver OF car No. 80 OF tie SocouGavc.
line testified that the night in question, when
SXth-st, a man behind him tod nm TO stop and
aulied to him several vile cpithetS; atcr words bad
passed, he struck witness IA me mouth ana Stzra Inn
man then seized him by the right side and pulled him
from the carr witness dropped the Ielu5 ana Ie horses
went on; witness severely injured; could not say
who the men were that began the disturbance
In consequence Of the absence at Of John Goodsc,
an Important witness, the investigation adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
THE NEW DOMINION.

FISH DUTIES TO De REFUNDED BY THE UNITED
STATES.
HALIFAX, Aug. Sit is stated that the United
states Government proposes that il the colonies will
agree not TO the Treaty Of they will refund
al the duties that may be imposed on colonial fish before
the meeting OF Con Tess. when the duties will he re-
posed az provided FOR by the Treaty Of Washington.
ANOTHER AMERICAN FISHING VESSEL SEIZED.
QUEBEC Aug. S.-The Government schooner
Canalienuc, with an American fishing schooner as
prize has arrived
TIE ST. LAWRENCE CANAL DAMAGED
CORNWALL, Ontario, Aug. 8.-The propeller
Bruno IN passing down the ST. Lawrence Canal last
night smashed the lower gates Of Lock No 10. NaNga
tiOn will he interrupted for few days.
ALL THE ENGLISH TROOPS TO BE wITHDRAWN'
QUEBEC, Aug. S.-AdviCes received by TO-
DAY. mail settle the final withdrawal of the lmPefa
troops from the garrison OF the Dominion The IOin
R,es and other detaohments AT quebec have Iece''"
orders 20 prepare for emblrllOn in the Autumn ln"o
at the south Quebec iOrincaOn are TO be mme"aVeS
r,tniorcpd ny civilian hborcrs. 1t is stated tH"t 'o
10Th 20 20 Halifax ana the 75tu to Bermuda
TIE CUBAN INVESTIGATION - DloChAh'E VI
MAJOR ROBINSON.
MONTREAL, Aug. S-The case OF mayor hop-
inson in the Cuban Juntd affair, resulted III 'ho us
charge of the accused Judge CoursOl spoke strongly III
disrn,ssny the cisp He carefully reviewed the e'u'ce
and limitations OF the primo ipaI
Robinson In concluding, the JuHEa sun .aV n,. in,
frirreIeu of tie iiOreig Enlistment act or me -'e
trulitr laws He c1mpilmenied the accuse! on lI oiJ
ana valuable -, ,H Sire ~ Vile Rides free
non, any blame and hOnOraby discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
PERSONAL.

Major Randolph, grandson Of Thomas JEFF
fcrson, beset and dangerously wounded, at IIuri
cane Bridge, Va, the other dry, by gang Of railroad
strikers.
Prince Bismarck is so overwhelmed with let
ers mostly from persons unknown. that, while at Var
zin he Will only open those from relatives or particular
friends.
Mr. Wallace, who wagercd $4,000 with Mr..
Hampton that the earth is round, and, Of course won,
recently brought IN action against Hampden for libel
and received from "A London jury verdict Of sj,OO)
damages
The death is announced of Edith Mary, the
DAUGHTER Of the poet souhcy and wife Of the Rev. John
Wood Wartcr, y. D., rector Of West Turing. Mrs
Warter the daughter OF souhcy wife, aud was
born IN 100.
Miss Kate Field has left England for the
Continent. Before going she gave on invitation her
lecture ON Dickens To few invited friends at the Hay
market Thtater, where IL proved quite a hii she nc
clincd however, all invitations TO public lectnrlng
Mr. Sullivan, the editor of The DHbda Nation,
who was so severely wounded in the recent riot, has
several relatives in this country residing at Cambridge
Mass ana sharing their cousins enthusiasm Tor the Irih
cause.
EThc Emperor of Germany has conferred on
Mr. william Howard Russell, LID, the IRON Gross" Of
the second Class" with the Write Rbard. in rccom
ton ~ nt-- services special Correspondent OF me
LDHdga Times
More than year ago BerthOld AucIbach,
the we-known German writer spoke to an American
friend Of his wish America to give readings
from his works. His design mentioned IN
some OF tho ENGLISH papers but probably abandoned
Hight" viii not want encouragement. n, as - sup
posed, be can again be induced 10 consider his p.au