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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-28

Sur Sil9un9 mcilcr Sfulo uermsnOct meroc,
uno metn coles Neib bat ebGnfalS, ielbit &c
gen ban 6ath ebrenmcrther uuo gelpliienbaitcr
Berioneu, IacS, mas iie bclaB, oN;u berge=
gebeu.
@eplB miro tcin Dttt1lieo bicieS @criftSs
boteS lld oariIber t%rcuer, bnB peocr i'd, nod
meine 6rau itgelO luclhe Wiittel bcIitcu, mo
oaB mir orei p6lig b%iililoie SiuOer beiiecu,
rpdbreno Die 9ebnrt ciues uiertell ltube beuor
itebt. Wtciu Iurualt, Der auf ben 9tatb mel
uer 6amilte nit mir biuii6tlid oeS Gb0rot-
tiers meincr SertbctOiguug iif bcratben bat,
ittlnntt nit mir iiberein, pap cS niht un9e'
meiien mdrc, 9egcu Die Wtad)t oieicS @ertht5=
bofcS, Strafer 81 uerbdngen, irgcno wcld)e
geietlife GimUcuOungeu 81 crbeben. SD
bin %itbcrSeu9t, baB mercr Der bobc @crid)tSbof,
nod Der Rittera 2tpofat in trgeuO elmer
gSeiie Die Sorihriften OeS @cietcS iibcribrci-
ten ruer0eu.
SD bite nm Scrgebung, ST. YrGfiOent
unO metHe Serrcn, oaB t) SIRE @eOulO 10
LANCE gemiBbrau6t. SD Mil sic ntht ldlt'
ger ermitoet unb lte(e meinert SAT- SbrenI
Grmeiieu aubcin, 8. 2e6garO 0Ooge."
0r, Sblcp ue:lnS fsruer Elm SeltnntriB oes
9(ugetlagts1, al Den @eneralz 3ablnltiier y.
%. Srice 9eridtct. 9tad) CinltiinOi9cr &C.
bcimer Seratbuig uertagte lid Der Seribts=
bof. 0aS llrtbcil fam ndtiirltd nidt betGnlt
gematt meroe1, ais bis cS pom aricgss9ez
partemeut ltuo Dem YrditDclten Der scr. ct.
lanttlonirt moroen 1T.
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G6iTSndc1ri6tcr.

Ter 0ampier nS3m. 2uurcucC," Capt. SGGfett.
tam 9eiterr Uou 9olton ilber Roriolt, Sd.. bier an.
Der Shoouer nSottte GtoB" pom 0eorgctnpn, ..
g., gerittb am %. September uabe Suoe's l~lntteie
bel Wuniemop, &G., 0ui Den Strdno.
Sic ocutibe Burte n9crmariG," Capt. @pers,
fanatic am IS. ScptGmber pom bier in Seluoct on.
Sic ttultcutihe Yri91 yYfaria," @apt. @ouareIe,
iegeltC, uou Baltimore in Gibraltar dn8etoMtnei,
ipeiter.
Die en0tti6e 9rts9 yGbermutts, " Cart. DlottAtas,
auf Der Sabrt pon bier uaI Yendrtb'N onoe, Gngs
Iano, ourdj 3uiamnenito6 nit etncm unbetannttn
Schooner ndbt ncr Seiiun9 DtonroG, ga, ihucr be
ibdotgt, le9te OtontG9 in Toriolt, 8a., an, UNI 'tb
Gusbeiern Su lniien.
Sn Den Samptuns0soGps Lao 8cItern bic heutibc
grigg n5obunHu," BON bier nab Anlterhum hc'
ittnmt.
Die BON Baltimore nab @%ipinlnou ah9c8an9cne
Sriaa ,@bitb" 9elulnn geitern Die bobc gee.
Ger Shooner 30. g. Steele, pou baltimore alb
~9sieselt, rrreidtr 9ienitaS Den Satcn pom SauGn=
nab, GEO.
Ser Dampier .america, I" Capt. Silups, tad Dor
9eitern pom Sduannab, Geo, btcrber in sec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-28
StaOt Baltimore.

Ole StaStsG onpention oer
Dnenen Bartct," bic nid)t iterbell
uno nid,t leben fam Quir meinen bic Gons
pentton) belt aeltcrn abeno in Wtettees
pale" al 9torO Gutanltr. hire Wodleu Ser.
iamnllung inter '0rlI. Wn. y. Sobnion's
Soriiee uno beldIloB, $50 iiir bcn Srud pom
10000 9ren1plaren Der Ylattform ber Bartei
~ beniuigen. (@intaiiirt lit oas @elO nod
ntdbt.) Sr. Charles Dunlap ans Saratogo-
Strabe bette baS iiber Der WtaDorats-G anoi,
batur lagernbe Suntel elloltdI ourf bic ;iuar
nit unpertcnnbarem @ioeritrebcn crtlGrtc 9lrs
nabme Der Sire auf NIB erlGltterte, mas CT
IueS tbun uno abihaffen ruiiroe, lpclrlr CT AMI
ben Sitr9ernleiiterltIhl gclange; Die Demo-
fratie mo tbre Yrin;ipicu ScrriB er in ieiner
&eoe III tauienO Stiidc. Sr. 4alpreuce, Elm
Gauoioat Der Bartci iiir oen Stabtratb, Stigtc
ith III elmer aniprade Der 9emotratie ge9er,
ilber III eben 10 pernihtenocr Weiie ais Ser,
~ierfer. Ills letter 0ieoncr matte Spr. Sobn.
ion, Der SOrieenbc, Der Democratic polenos
ben @araus.
. lie Republif ancr pom Sarforb.
6 - traten 9ienitag inter BEN 9or>
fite @nl.. @allomap's 5uiammeu, I'M Gar=
oioaten %auf5uieuen. als Sice z ErGIioent
fun9lrte aquiaa SaileD, ais Sfriitiibrsr 6.
y. Spicer unb u. y. WtcSombS. Die Ser.
banSlunseh iparen reht einbclig, uno I'M
pollen ,SicsesbepuBtietn" itelte man iol
senosu &ablScttd AMI: q. 8. giibop,
3enrp ). 'Sarlan unp 3. g. SrieS fir Die
Selee9ebuua; u. s. See, 6. s.. 2Salfcr,
@urrett amos, g. Yotod uno Sames Gal,
braitb iiir BIC Gountg-@ onlmiIiion; Gbarep
Sostins, Sobn Sewett, JIM, unO Upton
Wteaa fir Die &aiienriAterIteaeu; 49,. s..
Curtis fiir'S County @eobdtenamt. ShlieB.
lib fano Elm geibluB anllabme, Ii6 nit q.
mem Gusibulie BON Snltinrore.@ ouutp obne
INTERRUPTED Der Yartei in 8 @inpernebnler AL
ieten Il. fir Die bon beioen Counties 9emciniam
gu .beietelloe &ihteritele fir bas County,
&reisgerlht aus Dem 3. @erihtsbesirfe oer
poues Sertraueu uer6ienenoen 9emotraten
Sobn .. Yrice 81 emuiebler.
Die Sabres auShelfung unb
Sbier Dan oes oMarpl a IL Der
"a ND 10 rtBihatSs uub 9emerbes
&ereinS" nebnien fommcnbeu Dienitag
in Yimlieo ibren AHfang llno oaueru bier
Gage. I'm benz ansiteann9splase iinb ieit
pori9em Sabre mande Serbeiieruugen mn
SfrltonernngsH au9ebratt i%poroen; er bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-28

ibrs ans Dem 9tben se0rifiensn 9burattcre lpGbr uuc
piquant uor. SRI. &Grrelt, cine rei5enoe SNn9erIn,
iingt oeutide, frauS,, cnat. II. ipanii6e 9ieoer II. Ros
monSen. 9ool Snr9eB idbtt burb jeiue IN Der EPat
urtomiidcu ytcgeriauren oaS 8uhi;tum in IteteIn
SQhen gu erbulten tort. - Der Itrobnt uno ErapeBs
ilintter 9tbbons 9ebt aud oieie g9ohe nod on Der
9cde iibcr oen Suibauern bin uno Der, ~baIancirt. iih,
aui elmer ami Der GrapeSbarre Ihuanteuocn eeitcr ooer
Stublebne itebenb, nit c.nem 6uBe, obne iid anSu=
balten, lUdbreno bds 3rnpc5 i'm 9reiie berum9er
ihpun9eu miro, ODER CT 8sbt, ben aopi o%bpdrts, an
Der Dcic nab Scm &ingan8e oes BarterrcS uno
Iduin8t iib, sincn 9tieiensgur6etbaurn ihIa9eno, auf
uui Die FiiBc 81 itcbeu tommt. -3Guei Suuete 5etacn
Dem Yub;itum bie Sor3i9c elmer aus eint9eH Sipan:
Ser 8oriteuln9 bi(oet Die ncue Yoiie: noer quftibifz
ier" obCr der Srlinoer un6 Der @btneie." 3ein
Wnnoer, oaB, Wer iouiel iIr miBi9es Gntree bictet,
tets puQe 6GuIfr bot!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Srcis8ert6tt1 BqltimoresSountp. -
Com ont Q ~ n, Den q. September. l3or. Den
Ridtern. Ritbaro @rafon uno @eor9 gelott.) y. ).
8folpn h 8riper 9e9en S.&S. $. Slether, orei
Pro5ellsi out Der Yerflagten aninGen nab Dem @omz
mon pleaes@erihte in Baltimore pcrle9t. - 9e-
brloer Soli IL Comp. se9en 9ieielben, orei Yrojefie;
Ditto. 5obu .. @bltcoat wioer 2pnt. 3njOr; In
ben 9inben Der SsibWorenen. iuelde eiueu ~perliesels
ten YSabriprub einbrin9en eiirten,
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ept.S,tWt
Sas ssiener ~SamcuserAeffer.

9as bon ms bereits mebriaf bciprodene,
auSihlicBlid uSOamen beitcbenoe unb mebr
ais 20 0titgliebcr 5Ghlenbe Ordleiter piro AM
Sreitag Sunl crfen Male unb apor IN Der
nSoncorbia !" in Baltimore allftreten. 0aS
Grideiueu Der &iinilcrinnen bat in bcnGroB=
itdbtcu @uropa'S, ioipie III 0telp : Dorf bic
9rBBtc Seniatiou gernadlt, nnO iclbfpCritdnb-
lid iiebt man aud bier ibrem Debit nit
Spannlug eutgegsn. 0eute slbeno cons
5erttrt bass rAeiter iusSaibington NIB f6mmt
Johann noh Baltimore. Der Stlletperfalf
be9alln geltcru nit beitem @riolge in DicSaf.
frep's Notwithstanding, Nr. 205, Salti-
mpreItr.
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IrbcttcrbuUc.

Gs fino bic ncuer NBolSen iIr bas Sr6e triton
iemmen. une eos Sonacrtpro9ramm faun iett ieSen
Nbenb mantfaltt9er 9emadt iperoeu. Inter ben
reuen Stidsn III ,,Sle y att om Nfbcin," Dec
Deutiben Baterlano," Oupertire Al ,,Sie ipeiBe
6rau",c. Die rarbeiterbafle" lit Sur Seit Gin ie6r
beiudtes, beliebteS unb populares Sotal. Die Be
eienun9 III prompt. bic @etrGnfe iino portrcfilit,
nno 9r. Shle8ei tets Elm Susortomnenoer, coulan
ter Wirtb.
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Sr. 81 rtnu Seiherid #,

pr. NntOn Deiberi d
giebt berte Abcnb bon 5-S ubr sum abihiebe
pom S6iben ? Yarfe no CT 10 lange tbGti9
mar uro iit piele SrennOe crmorben bat,
eineu 9roBen euuit nebit ipeaicllem Auitcrn'
Souper fir bic 0anen Der Otit9lieoer. Dime
3peiiel miro oicieS beltc IN Serbiuoun9 nit
oem w6dentliden SdeeBcn unoGonScrt' Mtll,
1T piele Sein1er mad benz bcrrliten Yarfe
binciniiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-28
Several genteu,
DaS xbeatcr an Vrcutltra0c.

osiicn Director pr. Ginr aqts Guibiset, nm ieiusm
ven Wtuis III umiansrciAfsn ginns Ses WorteS sn
iein, au erbaltsn, ttetst bieie geode oeiil Seiuder
lpteoer iriide gt'tottionen. Do itno suerii bic treii=
Inns ,u nennsn; in raider auielnanberiolSe unS mi.
btteidnelem Soltlmpcbiel fibrsn fe benz 3ui9auer
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Sim Sdiiteu : Hhrfe

an Der BeiairzJoao
%eon;crtirt bente NabmittGa Capt. .2Btnter'S Gapeue.
NbenbS i.nnet in Der Sanfettbale Gin Beielidaftlides
Gan,trdnSten itatt. 8eionoeren JfsiJ erbdlt Der bel=
ti9s Iaa nod, 6urb Die BON Sapt. neioerih pcrdnital-
tete abibieoeieier, bei Der er aae Shlsen unb oercn
SGnilicn nod cinn,al ~be9riiBen 5u fonlen boft.
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Yetanntma9nngem.
roiifrntinus.We d,uro

SerSeld)ntB lteu = re9iltrtrtcr yilrger, S OH
nun9sanbernngen, Sobesfdle &C.
20. QSdrS.
Yer Undergraduate. yts8iittir. 8eamte Der ,,uar,iaitn
eSaro per Staet baltimore. ernanht pom @ouperneur
BON Wtarplane Inter BEN @eiebe Der IIemblp uon
Utarplat 9%ensbrltat am s. @pril 1870, bat bic NReai.
~ltrattoft Der Stttttnaebsr beia9ter gBaro In Iltbersin.
ltllIllmnn9 nit be,aaiem @eIebe besntigt une iuiro au
Wt onta0 0, DlenNaa unb W-ittwod ben
"a, VI, uno 20. Sttober, bon Woraens 0 bis Mbtnos o
uhr, IN Str. ~. Sennfplpauids 0lpeuue, anpeIeup
IN. nm ir9eno iuclte Nusla iiun9en ODER Sebler in be-
la9ler atfen ~ oerbeilern. iporauf hieielben eubgiilti9
9eltlollen iperber,.
Vile Ytrionsi, tpelbe nod nidt r~esitrirt oser ,peId,e
aus tr8eno etrsr Qparo gejoaen iinb uno in irgeno elmer
anetrsn Yparo 8eieblihe Nnialisteit erlanSt baben.
eeenlp ollie .V!erionen, ,ptlde btaber ien senisenbes
3eu9ntB belbringen ionnten, nm ibre Qualification ,u
oaiu bttabi8t itnt lupls ietner ale Y~erionen, ,pelde
i|oer ben 3or, oas Ne9jteben ODER Die disqualification
tr9tno eiiler irliber ooer iebt resitririen Ytrion Aus.
tintt .8ebeit tDnren. lperbeIi %eraebenft CT udt, lu erjdei.
lleit mo eel vlegi,tratpr 3u benaGrihtiQcu,
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Swam3isite ssarD.'
&rlicr Hrecinft.

grter Breciuft.
Wetfe,
@asn Vim o. edc pennlpieOnia 9penas u yiopIsfr
"rao Har0H As YenHialDqaiss aoe
ganar san,es. 100 GRoOrs'ss aaeip
sonar eOraee, 100 YiOOrs's @usb
spau aoispe ". $50 glSs!shSs
puon' aton,,. 90 p ssdSst'''
Srand sObu 81. "a gi6ols aisp
Strand Spbn, "a Yiooe Nlcp
6uilertou 4eter. | 81 Warp's Court.
@eiBs.
Green pont,r. 90 g. a,s as'sis'a''
Guile Geo Z. 5 gtnnipipania aus
Sad George, IS Yioole Iuep
ee"'on Sob" 8. 81 & a &psp'!fs
5ubn gbrabam. 2ss gitoleir
9nbn as,ots. 2SS Siooleitr
J.
sObnIOn Gbas, 100 oraarsir.'
WeiBe.
aA'9arOt ernh' lCl oraqsOiir'
WetBe.
Martin Sebn u Y. p YennipIpania aps
Menlla9e 8 :, 81 0ruio Stl ape
Weear'bp oobn, 80 giso!e I'll
uossan ano asDts. 81 Il @asss':nr
R''"s ao'H 81 ss ossda1sM
ns'nr nso"o'. $, s s,s.si'a'iP'.
ssr's Geo. 10 p,-' S 81 rs,
ae~,s u'u'sm. 80 1 %s' iii u..
s8a'lo" sra"' 6, $50 S's$s1 !
ggsltiels w~teranser. I Is a a,Ristaif.
9Bilion @eor8s ". 4d Wto res VI
I3meitcg YrectEft,
Wtise.
SnOreWs 5Obn 8. 2e Rsualpluania sos
srunt aiaaro ir. 2 waliear'
Wstse.
Clubbing 5obn, If. % Ssoresiir
G
e's"nons sol u. Q sSa asS' court.
Weise.
Douns Samcs b, l07 Vineftr
3ople Sarnes VI. 1853 6ranpinar !
+,
A f. 3 WetRe.
@pekr Gbas 8, rs Penn pns.a..ia ape
M r.
WctBe,
farrell pcrcp. ede George u Yipspr 2
6opler 9bas 9. 3l3 6rauilinhr
5oiolsr Geo Z. ala 6ranuinar
+.
Sarbtge.
6ero Hatbau, 3 @eprseitr Ilep
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Gin SanuSfaStcr NpipsfeSf

iurb beutc ROdmittag nit Ytulit, Cans uuo 4iubcr-
ieit,na I'M S0ffler iben @arten III 20 a ibineto
3 ubr 6rasua, UNI 6 lbr 6eiteien, I'M z ubr Ssainn
he5 30naueron i0rnS.
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gsettcr. Seobadfnno am 81. Sept

Die f~ol9enbcn Gemperaturz 9eoba6tuR0en lpuroen
bon 9rn SirGm s. Yenroo bonn Si9nalzamte bes
artegs.S epartcncntS ldr Baltimore seInabt:
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ieru WaiSernebl, 6467 Yiuno ShinteI,
4746 Bfpno ShmalS, 9403 Biunb %fabriiir.
ten Sabafs, 1928 @alouen aoblenOl, 800
Sdden Heis, 81 900 SUB Rutboli uno 80
Shleiiitelner naf Neltinoien.
Der . a III fer ,N ortbsGaroltna,"
Gapt. Smoot, bon @alueitou nab Salti=
more untcrme9s, fam geliern iritb nit etluaS
bcihabiJtcr Uiaittncric al Der Seitnng Dtonz
roc, So, an.
Der 0ampfe ell nGeip3i9," Capt. u.
SGgcr, trat g~elterr Nad)mittag Ynrtt 2 llhr
leine Hiidfabrt pom BET 8erite Der cllropQts
ld)em Oampfer all Vocuit Yoiut mad Bremen
au. Die 3abl ielner Yaiiagiere mar 81, BON
oeuen ~iolgenbe 7 III Der Galiite fabren: Srau
W. Sattler neblt brei aiubcr, Sri. emma
Sattler uub Sri. emma Sinrtd)S, idmmtlid
bon bier uno yS. 8. Stepart Don YittSburg
Ba. Ills 2aoung nabm er iol9euoe Soli
nit: 721 Srhofte Wiurplinoer, 176 Srbofle
Sirgirier mo 93 Srboite aeutudper Sabad,
A Srbofte Sirginler mo 65 Srhoftc &eil=
tlldDer SabadSripperr, % SGlIcn Suummol=
3Wtlidl, 5147 Sfefiel Wtats, 155 Bipen
SAntai;, 515 SGiier Surup, 4S5 Sdiier aes
b0rrter Iepfeild)nise, 10 Sdlier friidler slepiel,
1875 aiiten @iugennattes, 81 babe SGlicr
@aiSenmebl ur0 2 Sitnbel 6dber.
Der r9enti dsameritaniihe2e b-
rer Serein" belt geitern GbenO had
langerer llnterbredung pieper cine Seriamnl.
lung ab unc Swar I'M ShuGofale Der 3ionsz
SbIle. Sr, Yaitor Steib iiibrte ben Sor-
iis, Sr. 2ebnsrt paS Yrototoll. Die Ser
ianlmllng ging, obne i'd aui pisleS Sebat=
tlrea ein5ulaien, 81 ibren Seihaiten ilber,
Den auf Der GageSsS% ronung ltebciloeH @Ors
trag belt Sr. Srtmann nuo 5ipar ylleber
Sprad). lnterridt in ben erittn SdjuIiqbreu."
Der Sortrag erre9te eaS Sutereie Der 4niue=
isuoen in bobemgraoe, inp wurcc uuiantrag
beS Srn. 8apprlh beihlofen, ocn Scriaficr
su eriuden, Elm Neiume leiner arbeit ben einz
sslnsn Niitglieosrn oeS Yersins Su,uteqen,
oamit o~islelbsl in nitlter G|eriammlung
barber bebattiren fonnep. Den nadIlten
Sortrag miro 3r. SolbibmiSt balteH mo
Spar iiber ben .Sprah , llnterrid)t III ben
Wittelflaiien." Hadpcm bic SS, @artbef
uno Softer ais neue Wtitglieoer auigenommen
paren iIlo Der SeifluB seiabt mar, bic fer.
neren Scriammlnngen (bieielben iiuScn ollie
nal am Speiten Ifittpot I'M Monute iiat)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-06
The Report of the Sc. Domingo Commits
siOn-NIessago OF President Grant.

The Report of the Sc. Domingo Commis-
sion-Messago OF President Grant.
The report of the St. Domingo Commission
ers was forwarded to the two Houses of Con-
gress yesterday. We surrender great por-
ton Of our space to It this morning, it
being an official document and neces-
sary part of the current history
of stirring events, though we cannot
say that it offers much more, if any more,
information relative to st. Domingo than the
readers of the HERALD have already received
from our correspondents with the expedition.
One thing, however, is of fresh interest in the
report The Commissioners say that, although
there is some opposition to annexation, the
greater mass of the people are in favor Of it.
No suggestion either way is made by the
Commissioners themselves, although, from the
rose-colored tenor of the report all through, it
is evident that they believe in the policy Of
annexation.
The message with which President Grant
accompanies this report is the most important
document Of the batch. 1t is, in few words,
manly, soldier-like review of his action in
the st. Domingo matter, plain straightfor-
ward history of his efforts to annex
the island, and firm disavowal OF
any intention to enforce his policy in
the matter against the will Of the people. He
suggests that no action be taken upon the
report except for its general dissemination
throughout the country, 80 that before the
next session of Congress the people may have
time to consider the subject and form an
intelligent opinion concerning it. The report
in both Houses was ordered to be printed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-06


The discussion In the Senate yesterday on
the Ku Klux outrages was rather fierce, on
the part at least of Mr.. Pool, of North Caro-
lima, who was very denunciatory of the demo-
cratic apologists Of the masked marauders.
Messrs Casserly, Thurman and Stockton, all
democrats, insist that the democratic
Senators are anxious to have an investiga-
ton by q travelling committee, but are
opposed to legislating before the investiga-
ton. They finally offered very reasonable
amendment to the bill-instructing the Judi
ciary Committee to inquire whether the
constitution and present laws do not give the
President full power to quell any such unlaw-
full demonstrations as are reported In the
South-but it was rejected by republican
votes.
In the House Ben Butler tickled the palates
of tho democrats by intimating that John
Brown and his seventeen followers were the
original Ku Kluxes, but he cut them off in their
congratulatory demonstrations over this SEN
timent by urging that the President should at
once send troops to quell the Ku Klux as the
Ircblucut 6cut tuoul W QucA OOuu OAOWus
The additional debate In the House was highly
illustrative of the extent to which the new
element of scandal over which we lamented in
the HERALD yesterday has crept into the legis-
latlve tactics of Congress. Swami and Butler
had fierce set-to, in which Swami
said that Butler was drunk for three days
at Baltimore during the first federal occupa-
ton Of that city, that he degraded women and
children there and that he stole spoons. Butler
responded by showing that Swami was once q
bloody Know Nothing and had slaughtered
thousand innooents to secure his election as
Mayor Of Baltimore. These pleasing amene-
ties were exchanged for a considerable length
Of time to tho great amusement Of the men,
bers and the galleries, and not absolutely to
the detriment Of the business on hand, mas
much as the discussion, bloodthirsty
and unseemly in its tone, gave the
members an illustration In q moral sense
Of what the Ku Kluxes of the South are
supposed to be physically. In rebuttal Of
Swans charges Butler said he was in Balti-
more on the first occupation Of that city for
only one night, and as to degrading women he
looked upon his New Orleans order, No. 80,
regarding the women there, as one of the best
orders he ever issued, serving, as 1t did, to
prevent disastrous bloodshed in the streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-06

PRINCE BIsMARoK's REST DISTURBED BY
THE FRENCH RoUGE. Bismarck was
present at the opening of the session of the
North German Parlia.nent by the Emperor
William. The scene was brilliant and i'm
posing the occasion solemn and grand. The
news Of the outbreak OF the rouge revolt
against the authority of the French republican
government had just been published in the
Prussian capital. Bismarck expressed his
sense Of its gravity and importance In the
peculiarly significant words which are reported
by the HERALD special correspondent to-day.
The Prince Premier, standing In the gallery of
the Parliament House, said :-'T always slept
soundly at Versailles, but my rest was dis
turbed last night by the report of this Paris
tmeute.". A pithy sentence, but full of point
and meaning. Can demoralized France, in
its murders, ruin aud destroy the essential
vital principle OF the rouge. or will II be puri-
fed, eliminated from blood and violence, and
made universal In Europe?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-06
TRIPLE SHEET
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY,s HERALD.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
notwithstanding.
st. Domingo Special Message from the Presi.
dent on 81 Domingo; HIS course Explained
and Justified; Report OF the American CON-
m6Sl0ners: st. Domingo an Arcadia and the
Domfnicans Arcadians; The Population Small,
ln0nensive Honest and Uneducated Great
mineral and Agricultural Wealth OF the Coun-
4-Reoellous Paris Details OF the Massacre in the
Place Vendome Demonstrations by the Batta-
lions OF Montmartre; the Party Of Assasslna-
ton; Correspondence Between the Government
and the German Military Authorities; the Men
Pope and the Jesuits-Holy Thursday-lm-
pef1al Germany Emperor Williams Reception
by the People and Parament-The Morse
Memorial Monument-Disaster In the Bay.
S-The Crittenden Homicide: The Trial OF Laura
ID. Fair for the Murder OF A. p. Crittenden-
Proceedings In the Courts-The Broadway
Swndle-Real Estate Acknowledgement
from New York-Marrlages and Deaths.
0-Editor1al: Leacing Article, 1.-THE Connecticut
EiectOn"-Anairs in Observation-Disclosures
ment Announcements.
THE Rouge Rebellion: Another Battle EX-
pected-The Rebellion in ST. Domingo-News
from Mexico and Porto Ric0-News from the
State Capital-Business Notices.
S-Financia and Commercial Rep0rts-The Cotton
M0vement-Alabama Fnances-Bunalo-Ad
vertsements
advertisements.
lest Domingo continued from Third Page-
shipping Intelligence advertisements.
11-Advertlsements
12-Advertisements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-06

District Court Of California, now holding Its
session in San Francisco. The case will be
an interesting and important one, and We give
the FIRST days proceedings in another part Of
the paper. Mr.. Crittenden was . member OF
the bar Of San Francisco Of very high stand
ing, and for long time lived ON terms Of
criminal intimacy with Mrs. Fair, who appeared
to have entire control over him. 1t was his
endeavors to shake her of and rid himself Of
a woman who had done 80 much to injure his
for which she Is now being tried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-06

THE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION, 1t is said,
have at last gone regularly to work around
the diplomatic green table, and that within
two weeks, or whereabouts, perhaps, with a
good run Of shad in the Potomac, they will be
able to lay before the President a treaty set
Ting the fishery question, the st. Lawrence
navigation question, and those aforesaid Ala
bama claims, and various other claims. We
consider this glorious news, as the signs of a
good run of shad in the Potomac are said to
be very encouraging. eEsss - T,~'F.. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-06

The dispatches we have from France this
morning contain nothing very startling,
although we are strongly of the opinion that
the battle before Paris was resumed yesterday.
A despatch from Versailles reports the insur-
gents as having rallied, and announces
bloody struggle as imminent. The latest
advices from the capital report continued
cannonading. Rumors in goodly number are
given. One Of these says that twenty thousand
insurgents have entered Versailles; another
reports the arrest of the Archbishop of
Paris and of three Of the Communist
leadership. Assy, Blanqui and Gambon-
by the Central Committee q third has all the
male population of Paris from seventeen
to thirty-fve years of age, drafted into the
ranks of the insurgents. These rumors, with
some facts Of less Importance, indicate that
the reign of terror continues. Nor could any
thing else be expected. 1t is life and death
struggle for the insurgents; they must either
conquer now or perish; hence we expect the
next battle to be Of great magnitude and of a
most sanguinary character.
One item of news in the dispatches is OF
special interest. It is to the effect that Prince
Joinville has fled to London. What and who
has he fed from? There were no insurgent
Communists to trouble him in the provinces.
Has the army or the peasantry been indulg-
ing in Bonapartist demonstrations