davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
e q r O p E.
Rosseps Prison Journal Before His Exc
cutiOn at Satory. ats
WHEN He JOINED THE REVOLUTION.
The British Press on President
Grants Message.
THE TICHBORNE TRIAL

me steamship Wyoming, from Liverpool 9th, via
Queenstown 7th arrived at this port early yesterday
U0rnlng, with the latest mail news from Europe.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

All Quiet in tho Various Departments
the Sheriff win Have to Do To. Day-The
School Trustee and Inspectorship Ques-
tion- Official Exposure OF Another
Phase Of Tweed's Plundsring

There was dead calm yesterday in the neigh.
borhood OF the City Hall ana the various depart
ments the storm that was stirred up by the arrest
OF Tweed on Saturday had evidently spent its
force; ana, although there was still consld-
cradle excitement manifested By good many
people who, for reasons best known 10 themselves,
had an Idea that The Grand Jury might nave some
thing to say about them before the day was over.
there was no real general excitement among the
rank and hle who most do congregate In the vicin-
lty OF the Court House.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
$l,Os6,A6l, 20
9s.l24.0sN
l9O,H0 q
$2s.l0l,6 s.
Balance for collection in hands OF Collector.


OCTOBER III. loIi v9st0sts~o -
During 1865 the for taking the land Tor the
Public Drive, or Bousvard which have been nesry all col
hiS item Is not in the above account being county
natter not appear the cys but on the counys
The Collectors during period :P Knapp, asth
February lS62 January ID 1858 Thomas b. smith, luh
January, 1883 10 Nay II, H. starkweather lh May,
The fees allowed he Collector are two and half per
cent a which he coecs and two per cent for
all moneys which he does not collect p.Xv-
The Collector appointed bv the Commissioner OF Public
Tweed He deputies who are appointed By
ponses Of his Office are betrayed By the city.
The duties Collector IKE those Of the ceanier OF
bank in regard left for collections the Collector
nosnes the persons Of the assessmen and requires
ihem 10 nav he his ONCE The amount raid he
returns ins compsroer A. % the socns M nos paid hs
which then adverises The psonsry be
The fees paid 70 the present Incumbent Henry stark
weather. little than four yeArs service, were -
From May y, 1857 70 July g. 1891, By sss city, ss sss e
The Collector paid $500 year 70 each Of the four dspu
es ssy $4,000 for four years. his nss Fees Tor four years
were SbO3,ss7 s6 ---.--- N0
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
Another swindle Exposed.

Another Swind1e Exposed.
The following statement which shows that the
Collector Of Assessments tor the city has received in
fees In four years more than half million Of money,
mas been forwarded us, from the Comptr0ller's
ONCE, for publication
FINANOE EDRPARTMBST-O0NPTnoLLER Ems oFr1oH
STATEMENT or THE ACCOUNT or COLLECTOR or ASSESS
MKSTS FROM FEBBUARY 2s 1882, TO OCToDKR 81, 1871,
Z YEARA - -
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
The Shcrin's Omcc

anxious to lind out oil about the warrants, which,
1t was rumored, Mr.. Brennan had received from the
District Attorney during the day, and the legitimate
consequence OF the serving Of which would, 1t was
also rum0red. have rather depressing effect upon
certain prominent gentlemen lately connected with
The TaInmany organization. The anxious ones were
unable to find out anything about the matter, and
although they bothered poor Jarvis half to death
with their queries ne stood The test stouty without
making any other reply than that there was "noth.
ing to-day"
HERALD reporter on learning that the Grand
Jury had presented several new indictments against
late prominent Of1lcials OF the city government
called upon Sheriff Brennan late In the afternoon to
ascertain what he knew about the fact
"Mr. Brennan,' said the reporter, ii understand
that the Grand Jury have come in with several in-
dicImentS to-day against certain well known per-
sons lately connected with the city government.
DO you, know whether there is any truth in the
II have been informed that the Grand jury
was the Sherin's reply, mas come in with ad-
diti0nal Indictments"
against whOmp"
II wlll be able to tell you tomorrow, bu. cannot
.Xre you to serve the warrants this evening I"
"NO. l have Just seen the District Attorney, and
he told me !nat the warrants would not pc ready
saThen there is no doubt that additional indict-
ments nave been found and that arrests VIII be made
"Judging from what hear there can be no doubt
about the Grand Jury having found the indictments
but OF course can't say Tor certain that the arrests
will be made tomorrow. II do not get the war.
rants tomorrow can't make the arrests, you
kn0w.n
sBut II you do get the warrants and the parties
against whom they Will be made out to be found
the arrests will be made"
.They VIII, certainly"
It viii be borne In mind that Mr.. Tweed has up to
the 26th instant 10 justify his Da and II he does
him again. that Is, the sheriff Will then srand In the
ght OF bail to use one or the deputies ways OF put
ting IT, and the Sherin WILL OF course, be personally
responsible for him. Ir VIII, or course. depend
greatly upon the deputy who Is detailed to take
tustlfcaton OF bail, will go TO Ludlow Street jail
be allowed to remain In hotel under surveillance.
It Is said that In cases like this, when tine time Of
justification OF bail has elapsed and The Justification
1s not made, certined check eau be given for
the full amount OF the boil and the surety and that
then the prisoner 70 free as II under bai In the
ordinary way, the certified check standing as gua-
ranee against the Sherlffs being loser should the
nria0ner not appear when wanted. n
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

Dr..
Balance Of uncollectcd asssess-
ments, February z8, 1862. ......
Lists transmitted 10 Collector OF
Assessments for collection
from February ", 1861, 70 0c-
tober 81, 1871. ......
Accrued interest paid into th,
City Treasury BY Collector
during tho time above stated.
Or.
Payments by the Collector TO
moneys collected on account oi
these assessments were.
Returns BY Collector OF moneys
not collccted.:....:...s.......
Amount vacated BY The Supreme
Courl ~ illegal ................
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
Paying the ..pipe Men,

Paying the "Pipe Men,,
Mr.. wnelan, the City Paymaster, will pay on one
thousand eight hundred 'arge pipe" men at Ninety
second street and tenth avenue tomorrow moru-
ing. The amount OF money which is appropriated
to his use is $8S, 000 @
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
rho Comptrollsr,s 0nce.

z tho CWuptFOTItr7H VLlces ~ -
There was no business OF any exciting import
ance done at the Comptroler's onice, although
there were Q few stragglers. who had claims
they wanted settled and pay for work they had
done In the days when Mr.. Green was not in power,
There was to have been Q meeting OF the Board OF
App0rtlOnment 1t the Office, but II was postponed
10 another day. -
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
The Mayors once


was vexed with the usual number Of visitors, who
make 1t daily point to call upon His Honor about
every little tribe Of business that affords an ex-
cuse Tor chat with him; but he was not troubled
by any Of those officials who It had been
given out bv parties who AFFECT to know a great
deal more than ordinary people, were to pay him
visit that would not be Of very pleasant character
though, as they had IT, somewhat warrantabe. Mr..
Hall was In his office up TO three O'CLOCK busily
gagged, was said, perieCtng matters for filing all
vacancies In the Board OF School Trustees. There
are those who contend that the time within which the
vacancies should have been filled aud tho new In
gpectOrS appointed has expired; out the Mayor
claims that II he saw Ut he could postpone
action IN the matter until the 31st Of
the present month. as tine law authorizes him to
ill the vacancies, &C., within twenty days OF the
expiration OF the terms OF the trustees the terms
expiring on the 31st inst.
One OF the officials OF the Office called The atten-
tiOn OF the reporters during the day to an official
copy Of the speech made Dy Mr.. O'Conor
time ago. In the telegraphic report OF
Mr.. OCOn0r's remarks, as published In the news
papers IN this city, occurred tue following sem
tence:-"As TO himself Mayor Hal) he tMr. UConOrl
had discovered no evidence that ne was not q vul.
gar thlef" The Oflclal report gives the sentence:-
'sAs to himself he had discovered evidence that
he mayor HALL was vulgar thlel." A word makes
wonderful difference in phrase sometimes.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
VlTNEss-He is the true man.

Mr.. hAwKINS-I know; you have said SO several
and IN It you say that, having perused the Austria
liam evidence, you Thought the witnesses had mixed
that Inc claimant mad only to go to Australia ana
the whole affair would fall to pieces. Is that still
your OpinionY
Mr.. HAWKihs-l discover, too, that IN former
letter you cay there Is no doubt that great in-
ant and tnat the judges had been spoken to as
well. Upon what authority did you dare 10 make
msn, mem or 40 You make Il upon % auinoritys ~
dn ,alnk sEn neard IN r r conversaton
either with oa0poe Or M e
IL was or not; ] suppose the Judge ! refer TO as
having been spoken 70 was the sse Vice Chan cellor,
Mr.. HAwKMs-Do you dare to say that Sir J.
stuart was spoken TO or Influenced In any way
WTrNEss-l heard that ne snapped at counsel
great deal and appeared 70 oe opposed 70 the PLAIN
TINS interest and suppose Y y y upon ina, snat .ns
naturally indoent, ana when said in my letter that
IT would oe sad tnlng u ne didsnot 80 to Chile,
his part 10 attend the commission.
Mr.. HAwKINs-Do you think is consistent or In
rough rider in the stable yard the first day after his
arrival in Melbourne and then going TO Gippsland as
WITNEss-Tnen It was matter OF necessity with
the poor fellow; passing from the Themis claimant
dd not tell me the name OF the vessei when took
the Jessie Miner, but he did not tell me tnat that
was the vessel; the Jessie Miller have ascertalned
since, was vessel on board which Mr.. Joseph Or
ton was; Mr.. Holmes told me SO; ne did not Tell me
ne was satisfied that that was the vessel on board
which Arthur Orton was must have Jumped 70
the conclusion that Arthur OrtOn was meant; am
speaking OF the crew list, ana not Of what Holmes
told me; believe Holmes mentioned the Jessie MIL
Ter TO me, and thought had heard the name be-
fore; to the best OF my knowledge did not hear 1t
from the claimant N
Mr.. HAwKINs-I wish to Draw your attention to
paragraph which appeared In letter from Holmes
10 Rouse in October, 1865, viz. 1--WE have ascer-
talned beyond all doubt that Arthur UrtOn sailed
from Lonaon on the 29th OF April lS48 In the ship
ocean, and arrived at Valparaiso on the ad Of No
venber following. He returned 10 London on the
1th Of June 1851, by the ship Jessie Miller, which
left Valparaiso In February OF that year." Have you
any EXPLANATION to Offer upon that subjectS
WITNRss-None Whatever; l am NOT concerned
with communications between Holmes and Rouse;
IT was not my opinion IN she autumn Of the year
1857 that the plalnun ought 70 appear about Aires
ford GOod deal IN order 70 establish hlmse POSI-
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

The British Press ON President Grants
MESSAGE
The LONDON Times OF the 9th instant speaks Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
Sant Mn,eigen.

UuItIfIpCc HTp VtVfUEyBprf
nab
Srcmcu, 2 puthd ptru, SABRE, Spnepu " Il. 10.
ltRb In uHirrcm 8lrcdu, lUic iolgt, 5u bctommcn:
Yolio9e Yreile in @clo.
Spn Baltimore uad Srcmeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
Winc 9lcrnrHnnnn.

oae ytanat c,r 25,rntoCs una Eair antp gu be-
ituHT.
HbihRttt g.. Cd as petiiet aHo utrorSHet
eurh tyr NirBumuttr HHb S~tHetrutb UoH gGltt-
more, ban ot %tGtt GouuUiiGI Ll,tmtt umahtiat
urt lNRrIutcirr ltt. zen Etrti ort H'rttre her Atf-
atrlft, lUclNI5 tiUlihcH Brilliant uHb ,lotHionfIaRe
lty1t' nne Csr oyn 4b,tl ecr Sunt aItp, spliheH
2'y! gno GroRitraNt plGitrtu ~ iaiitu,
Thlbnitt2 ,, lnh itt cs rrrtbgt unb U%crcrerrt.
AAtD dl' oaS Gl1gUtpuut, wtlbts IGuaE 6cEiclbn
test. udlgfi; %lutJotE, mic &c IN btU @,itBtR uno
NtrptomIr1ru. ttr cda VHdttri hr Straftr unb
Hacp6 otr Stobt Baltimore a]uoroutr. QH0crteieuti N,
ine or tact SuWmluar, oar NcGifTutUT uno bU
StHHSlWtr itHe tlCgWlt autbggiTt uIo ouGttpteIcH,
NM Ole aruroaUEBtn bttitJ %rrgrcnunGrn uugyu.
iNbUtU.
@bihntti5. limo itt &C puiu1t uub uerorbHet,
baR ot,ic 9troIouuua pom Eu9r ibru aurabint in
0rttt tyttC.
"rn,1mtat ben "a. Nilyi is1i. tiii,7,2Jl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24

SSsafAt . Ieues 6ntel.
M TaS ,,St. Slair= Sptcf,"
6eiu Sdtatrts 0tonimente aeraee geDeniber, am
NJ onumcmtsS auarc, Baltimore,
til auf has a'rtDtieite nit Ineiu, mas Snm Comfort
Der Sdts ~beitragsn tam, perieber, gaT3 neu ausse'
,ftattet uuo miro
Sieuaaa, zen q. Weai 1877,
fsr5iinct. gs III iHr bic Huinabme bon 800 Gd1en cline
gerldtst une oas sintise Sotel In Baltimore, cas nit
3afdaicr= elevator,
wit GeuersMettuu9S. uIo 5cnsrs Soid, Npparas
an ptrieteu 1T.
- ySsidaitslsuts bilit has .gt. SIair $ Sotel"
einTsn ,',a0e ~aeilbltcn Sebirinifs 1T Baltimore
sem einss .,rpislihtn SotsiS NIT seiaaj'stenY reiien
'' I4"'> SS;;lu -our s SDbne, gl8eptbimer. Z.
q. q. suots., tye,n,,' 'tsiitrer. tDfai8 fOt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
siapt.G unminarSsNnr,nu

VnIiImOtc, btn Z, YVlI 1911.
IN i5olac Der SyIorenuuA yy. o., an u. aptiI II
Niiditttu bGr gparHtrfGuBc yu UcfbGncu, NIB Der
Staot Sommillat ]dul0uGru. bcnIeniacn {hsiI Ger
sBdrnrrtrdGc, JpiidiCu ser Cuinnbiafr. uup
CIbpipi Snuc gelcGrn, ~ ntpctiiren, init UipHcus
roncitciucn bcicgcu me phaScrn ~ Iofcu.
Gr in0tt CtBbGlb btcruit bCiGnHt. b0A uuc Fetlos
ncr, lrtluc nd 6UIh 0islcu G~ntdllui bt6 glurgrmcis
ltCr6 nRb @tccraibJg uuu baltimore, iuit 20 tn be-
iu0tct EuorhuuUG uusG,oratt 1T. Uctiutrddtq ihbS
ten, On ouc GNtt @,ttbt uc,r lIBrub CiRtn Sts
lthipbrit Wit cunupttlUtCr CUuttybUttCit inutrbulb
buiBlN SGA,u upU Der tuttr 8crOncrtltdung oicirr
St'1ununudun0 IN d]pprliGru lountH. 1m Nui.
truat: Geo. u. Wopepore.
M .f,l}l Gltrl hrb Etl6t gumminGt5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
8ermaltcrSs0 erfaut
tpcrtbpc4cm Giacntbmm

Gbciters, nabe Sefferion . StraBe.
Su Notge stuss Setretes bes arriSs 0eridts Der
Stlbt Baltimore iurh Der uuterSrtbncte Rtrpalter
ami Utienttider IuItion on Ort nno Stclle beW:
te, ben "a. VI al. Ndd,irittaacl uhr, p%ertaultn:
ben aan,en c5runt pias, nit einem 3Stofigcn
an elmer giuie. fuctbc { ias Der Diitte Der 9~beterftr.
in ciurr Gntfertnrg bon 40 6ub iiei!b pon eeut
Runitt, no cine non her Wtttte Der Ssterlonfr.l gsaoz
acne 9Irie eire ldrgs Der Uiitte Der ebeitertt. Iaejos
acne Sirie fdntioet, duian9ene; odnri Lungs eer Vlitte
Der ebetsrltr. iiblit IA 6uS; oann ~tptitttd. paraael
nit 9tiietiouitr. ~ bu6;. e3nn goro:td, parallel nit
bis ,um Inrargspunfte; oGilelbe III einsm iGbrliden
@runs ,inic uon St7.50 ur.erporler. -
acknowledgements Elm &lritttbstl Der Nenluntne
boar am IcrtauistG9e, Der Wet In 6 uub 10 Wonateu
init 3initn mo sur Suirieoenbsit ose S%sr,paIters get
ijd,ert; ODER Aues boar, nah oeu' Belteben ees adus
tete. Ytsrre u. Suadn, Ssfpaltef. !.
tto9,1 4,20,3l p. 9. Suuipau 8 Soba, gutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
I'm 0rrmalterssS rrfaui ek
lpcrtbppllcm Giacntbum in Saltis
Is puutO,

nahe Mount DC Gales.
Sn Nolge eiHeS SetretCs ots 8Itt6- Gctihtrs ilr
Baltimore 9OuutU IN Sldcn pon Gripe gCgcH Ieipc
ipiro Der untcrSeibncte Seriuatter auf 6fentlidcr
auftion i'm Srhon0e 8ertouiebimmcr in Der Stnot
Baltimore Ticu flag, ben 80. UiGt 1871, RadlmittIgS
llbr. Gas sanic wsrthppue Siseutbuin, In be-
iantcr &ldge erlUdbnt. rro meltte oelll perltorbtntiI
Atbert 1eipe Oou bcuanntem Scuntu, IN Boige elmer
llrtnnce uoH YiGtbids BeuItn0cr uno 6rau pom "a.
Suni 1869, uuo in Siter Z " a., Yir, %, iSOt. 1877 H..
{. No., ctng erdaeR, D Mdcr Saue, mrtr obsr iuCni
ger, eutbdltCno, gcborte, uCrinuteu.
Steire SIgeutbuHt, aH Der alien 6rcoerid HCGo an
Der 9Serctni9ung init Der S0bnnucGte Moab, %uugetibr
2t5 Weitet non Der Staot9rcnbe llcgeno, grenIt an ben
@runb oCr Wlount DC SultSsNtdoeIHtc, II IN elmer gc-
iunocn blibeneeu nno lid ldncu ucrbcicrroUn Ydh
boriGoit, lit in ieoCr SlHiitt tmpfcPtcnsuerib, lchuh
ihr elm SooeugeibGit In, Sunhe btttct c5 bcicuotrC
Sortbeile, uR6 cine Wetcgcnbeit fur profitable 0gles
arla1c, lUic man tic ieltcR tTittt. Ger Spotn IT CT
eicbio unb OGS gGdKrr binrcitcub uno Gut.
Vie gdulittettcu btiiebrn III CinCm 9ut9tb0ntel,
iolto gebuuten J ilUtigeu Srettsrbduic mt Sima
merr, GuSiblieRlth ccs Sellers, cine ibone Shtunc
3uitdnoc.
Sie Observation-Disclosures. iute ourt oGs ScirCt
uor1cIUrtebcn. tho: elm Srttibcrl boar am 8.IiGui6
ta9S, ober Rudl Dem 9ClitbCR ocS ScrpaltctS, am
SQ0e Der RatlItdtiou ocS g~CrtGuts, uHb 0ea 1itlt In
0lctbcn SablungCn 1T elRcm ptCr iluct 9abrtn pom
Sertauistage an. init StnlCn AMI Die ganSt Snlurrt
pom 8ertaui5td9c an, unc bic GrtoitSdblungtn bur
3uirieoeuteit ocs EcrlUOlttr5 gcitdcTt; O6tr Ole 1nn5r
Summe baGr, nab Dem SeliebtH otS SluIers.
Sicie6 Gigentbnnl fam Al tr0Cno elmer Set Cui
Iuiuben bet Wldodnc Wlorgarttb Gttpe an Srt uno
Ste1r In Nugenldein euOmme ipeIoCn.
2PCgCn HGBeIe au6tunlt Wenec man ith an
6. JrOina Itttr, SGrualtCr,
Nr. 81, ct. E0ultru6e;
srsso s airflane, auIt.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
Sefaaa
1rOOnnan}tn ~
bGs
@aBurs Ii. StabtraiBrs bon Baltimore.
Nimc ~Qlcrnrhmmnn.

eos AirolltcF urs RhGleyH bv Spuuanrn6s. JlUi-
l1rl ~ Sibbit- aro 3obH O. St,aBt gu be-
ihGntu.
Ahlbnttt {. SsI Is uct'ag uH0 ]0cror6Het burdj
etH S'atRgrlItt'TtHu e Suetr3sg on Baltimore. tdG
otI %iaot Sonutt'Gt bICrHit oJndhttgt uno aEqes
St'ugnHEaA, erHltBtBp AgUti t,5 9gtttG oCrS prlHgz
S'toRt 'pilftu ~ gIooIC mo Gobnitrsfc phatsTn
40 fdHttt2 .. lluo fd 60 utrinqt auo perorSHst,
car Que Nol'h o'S thGu1WS uUtbriGgtes SIaBc uut
eIFSIBcn'Eun. utlltG tnl5bUitrcr tttgt ucrtbtilt
prrNru, mic e ~ porbtJuHHtty EtToroHuNg, iprlhe
oo5 Btd'teW Ger ztTa8ru guo Nufue In or ztnbt
SGlitnlutt u~-ttToHtl. auRtlplvigu 1T, uUb Der Statts
communal tCT l'C0ntra'ur uUO StGtt 0iunCtWCr
rrc 9icrinlt GutboIlltrl Hnh drutwltiCn, ale tott e
Utnoi0tn uu6 gvoqUttcn ShTtttr SO ;9un. mn bie An.
pEenunlrH eltltT @tyroHuER uIe,niltytr.
Gb)Nnltt 3. NNc itt 80 uCvilgt uEb u]crorbHtt.
elf cttlt %trcreWuna pom EG9r ou Annabme bu.
lribcu tU Vrslt iTltl.
@clr1ml5g esu II. ggrtt i-,l. fii.I2ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
HlarDlan0- IrOttina- A0ofiation.
pramicn : $4,000.

arn 6ieufaa, mittipod,, 5pinerfda uro Sreis
tag, ben 50. uno 81. YiGt uno 1. rHo 2. SUM, ltattz
nnkRt -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24

turb Or. SarI Greu6, ,ucItbcr feline Wobulng pom
9r. Sc, 9anetfrabe, nab Wr. 43, Sarriiunitrahe,
9egeuiiber Der Nstnas3Iuep, perfect bat. Serielbe
9iebt iibCr ole 8erbdltni{e uno @ebsinlniiie oeS Sc.
hers Nu5funft. ,. jgfai2l, lyft.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
9,t %ucrfuuiru.
XsG

gIit tleine sanotenC BON % atern nit Shcune,
Iornbaus uuo bibidcm Tuubtsarrr, ousacBetdnctcr
Qucue &C. 9aue in guttr Seibarenbctt; t6i4 Ntctltn
an Der Bbilabclpbid ? Modo. 9chingur9eu lci6t.
NabGres In Mr. SOB. MieeLeitrahc lWiai61Witl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
XII

I'LL 3 gpobrbduirr IN Der Gde Der c;ilmcr. ,Ins
WiIDerrritr., 3=itOdiG nit frGnSViibcm SGdc.
bubib .9cbGut, itbr hiui9 Slm Settdule.
Jpbm Sleuu x Comp,
Hf1-2l g2r. fig, Iicits TloCttetrokc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
YScrfaui fllr Wiethc.
BI1 WadIlnBUcrmaltCrs zNrrfnNi
ofri5pOQem @ruuObciiee an GontOn stutrmc,

Il.L UVH
lurrtbpoaem @runobcilee an Canton Auemuc,
pabr AHnfruBc.
Vrait tirc5 Srlulcs ct5 IRdtltagcrdtcS bCr StGot
Baltimore rUite Der lH,trItttuctc, &crUaittr bC6
buS uudlOlgene bC(trlcheRc, lcbr l~UCrtbuolc NNruno
ct9tutbum an ocn Diciitbiettuttn biicrtlI9 U%crtduitn:
bus lGnSe @Nrunolld nebt @tuaull6teitcn, Gui
Der Sl0lclte Der SaHtOna2iUtnuc, nubc IuuiraBt, &C.
ir9tu, an canton AucGuc % ituG brett uno 100 GuB
ttri. &lc Nduttt'rtttn heitcbeu In rem 5ptttOtlNcn
b%rcttcrntu 9Suhuhauic Hr. 27s, rlnclt i%Uelltotta
gen 3tltltelntTHc1 NtHtctatblueC uno oubtnttr IN
Ctncr .Srmmerm0nUs 9GcrtIIutt. @runoStn6 nut I
YroIent, Sroluaur0rn; bic NIlttc hanr, Der Nfcii In
4 Munatrr untCr SCrItRiung mo Qcntbnigtcr Stdcra
belt. !. st. y. MbrdmS, RGdiu6s YtrlualnT;
Sibiun = Comp., Nuit.
EGrnCr:
CUR lclbiAcn Rcit uro an HGmItdcu Srte cine &0rtie
Etnltcrt09mcu diCblcnitCr Il. T. I.
~tt2I,6N3t-3l Gjibipu s. Spmp., Nutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
gcrfeiaernnSen.
8 sAerifss u. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

STSp gu 9otge tines StiebGss Fieri faciaS on con-
demnation an @e0r9e SoIo, Sontlblcr, IN
Der atage BON SOD. VI. Seumnun gs9en auguit
Sdraut uHb einGe Seicbtes bCe g3altimorcr z tnets
@eridtts in bic 9lQgt pou 9clcpb 8Guiulann nreen
anguli Shrdut iUctbct mir am YIdgc Nr. 2B2,
qtabttraSei ben aduJen VurrGtb uou 1rpaueu,
ng eSisincu, Sdeentitdbrn. Regaleu, Sinridltuug
mo W{ obsIn In ~oeuielben u~trtduier; l0uie aud 0Ges
Sutereiie hes beid9trn ai9ut Snraut in her Rntt
6es Npotbefet s9abenS Hro aritO6enoen SlnImets In
Jr. 1852, SigbtttrdBc. gcleacn; beiaatc FaGt Ut m
Sabre pom 2. Aueur 1863. Der SeTtaui miro bret
tag, Den ?. 5HntlS7t, 9lOr9eHS 10 Hbr, itottiUHctn.
SeSingung; 9adrSablnuA.
~ Wisorge Nune, Soujtabler;
.. Nuguitue hilbert, S6Crlti;
IDR A, 9 n ltl Z VIZ S3ruurft y erutn yIutt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
Ierfctgerunsen.

y. $. Snaiuan Il Sobl,
Ncroweltede ber2eringtpn II. GcurtIancit r.,
Mmstiunatoren unt 6rnuee dfler.
9tnftione.S erfduie BON @runoei9entbunr, VT
tien uno Obii9ationen.
tbiillers.
Strfdufe pom Sferteu, Sieb, Wasen IL. 4. no.,
ipo es iein mag.
Nripat. Wrrsause BON 8duitru, 9dursreieu II.
GrNue friethe.
linleihsn perfd,aHt aui Gissntbun in Der stabt
mo auf Dem 1auSe. (Sept2i,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24

49, Sin G1Ouu6 nit 9aben an Der GdgCrliraBc;
EHiH Gin Nuuc an ocr &entrulzqpcnus Gin 90. al
LEA Der VtnniiroSc; Sduisr an Der Wtonuments
WcWieheH uno anocren StraSen; AZ nne 20 Ider
g0nb al Der Sctair WoG6 cine SuroRcuc an Der
,gtorol. Scntrats S'abn;" cine Ditto an Der ,Bbil. =g3.s
Rulto. =9iienbabn" uno an6Cre @runbmictbCh Sim
&ttluic bel J. Rurrie s Subn, Tr. q, ct.
S>,uIsy,e, ISp-\