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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
2Sie Yrotefantsn 0eidi9te idreiben.

IS 1T wunoertar, mic man @eIti6te
i6reibt urc ME ielbit srpbe @elebrte SUI
reilen in Rem srBsten Srrtbum in Ssure
tbetluns zines Splfes fallen.
Offerings i6eiat Ger eeriibmte @plfz
gang @enscl, Der tur6 feline friberen
@erfe iiter netsre 0el9i6te ii6 srpben
STUFF erwprben, Iberbaupt in Ger Sc
idiGti6reibung res leBten, fransBfi6z
reutiden Sriesee niat slifli6 su fem
inrem CT, seblenbet Scn prrnbii6en Sprz
urtbsilen nnp nrn 9artei9a6 sc9en rie
&atbplifen, oft tte wiGtisiten Sad'rn
fdief aufabt unp fali6 auslest.
Sp idreibt CT benz iiber bic 5altuns
2urmburs8, ipdbrenp pes S~erflp6enen
&rieseS: ubie edit rsuti9e SeSblferuns
u~9urembur9s mar BON ben i~csenannten
vSranssuiapnS tyranniilrt unp pur6 cine
D9anS trertpln1 9eilnrte greilf bfSprS
n.muncet".
@ensel seritebt wabrl9stntid untsr
cieier edit beuti6en SepSlferans
bic Sreunte preuBens; g fol-
aber ~sriiienL bab es iul6e utlter ZEN gus
r~embursern sar ai6t sibt unp nab bic
ni@t beutfaf SepBlferans
iene Brpse @aiorit& 2uremburser it, bic
init 9rib unp Seele an ibre a~utpnOmie
balisn, II. lueosr franafi6 nod prens
kiid, fin rpaen. @snSl i6eint feline
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11

fall; UNI in 0einem Snnern berridt bic
nietre unc 9emetnc SInee.
cd M dsp in 0einen ausen 1T cas,
nit Der Since teaedte @epiHen, ses
branpn, a rft ser alien Weniden ielbf,
1T Elm ~laftersples 9eben. @erautt bat
Dir bic Siinbe zen Sriepen hes Sersens,
ras Sewuetiein Ter Sreunbihaft 0pttes.
Der Stadel rer Sdnpe iigt, unb spar
feft felt in DeinemS ersen; idpelse jauds
Sc, wdl;e lid i'm Struoel Der tbieriiden
0enise inse pas 2iep Der Sdwelser
unc es miro gum GratseIanse Der ma II
rem Sreute hes pabren @Iides,
fort 1T Define Sreibeit; renn hi biit sez
tunren an bic Sinse, bic Ia 1T Elm 6 l.
sentbum Satans.
8ie nnbeimli6, mic 9rauits fir Did,
. Singing, mare es ni6t, cine Nadts
ipa6e bel einem tptten Ssidnabm gu ball
ten limb fiebe! @pden, ia Sabre lang
trdst 70 man6er unsldflide Singing
70 cine 9eidenieele berunt, bic in rem su<
gen res @laubens bur6 bic Sinpe ras
iibeu,atiirlide 9eben einsebiet bat.
SInsling mas iast Dein ebles Ser;
gu bieier S6ma6 Z? gu tieiem llnslide 2
llne tieiem entiesliden lletel Oieien
S9eu1al iputeit aud 1u in Deiner id5z
men Susenrssit gum Spfer fallen 2 0isie
wilpe Seiie ipute nit ibren siftisen 3dbs
men Define jusenrlide Ssele serreisen,
sermalmen 3, pelde unnatirlide
@ertebrteit hes unersrinbliden Wenz
i6enbersen
@iNe remnad, . Singing. rer Sim
be 9pbn 1T ter Ipb, bieben unr rribcn !!
Aud elm Singing nuc 7ein Greuun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
Nh ben Grifli9en Siimglins.

@enn id meinen @sitssblif iiber bic
Starte unp 8eflee amerifa's seben laee,
. erblidei6 siele ia gar siele veurppamiiz
ben" SinslinSe bic in pieieS eanb sefpmz
men iinr, Tim rem Slid nad;ujasen.
Wie Elm Sraum idwsbte es ibnen unauf>
bBrli6 Dor per Ybantaie ibres @emitbes,
als miiBe criben, iiber bem srpben Ocean
biniber, ras Slid fir bic Grbenpilser
ieinen @pbniiB aufseibla9en baden. 3,
pic Setbbrten! 9aS ipabre Slid, lplen
le piien, licstni9tin Der auberenG rideins
uns Der 0inse ipnbern es nil in benz I'M
nern Sepustiein Defines @eiitss selu6t
perten.
Sn meinem leBten Sriefe babe i9 Iir,
. Singing, seseist pab bieies innere
SepuBtiein Did auf bic pabre Or
f%enntnib rnp auf erle Sanrlun9en pes
SeRenS binpeilt namli6 auf 0stt, ais auf
Zen Sssriinner Seipfs, I'm unberfali6s
tfs 6liid 81 erlansen. nh, a
8mn nun raS Slid in ,@ptt unb
;tpar IN 0ptt allein ;u fnren it, 70
1T fplsli6 aud alles nn9lId in Der
Srennuna splt 0ptt III iuGen. Die
Srennuns BON @ptt aber 1T bic
Siinpe pber Der Sru6 nit Soft.
Sier Singing bBrt rein Slid aut penn
eu bit non Der Suelle hes Gliifes &C.
trennt otssidnitten namlid pom Gott.
9as 1T aIip bas SSeien Der Sanpe, bas
ie bic Saiten ,pena aud nidt / m mer
Die Geinss @eritanees, penn bs9 bic,
Defines sr;en abi6neipet; Define @srnunft
mag ra trauernp ;uieben! llnsIddtidsr,
eesbaIb AUDI aruier Singing, pie baure
i6 1eina! 8is iebit 0u nun ra! Gsa
&bi6eu unp Elm 3wisIpalt fir
did ielbt ni6t wabr? GS III Dir si>
gen, tas Sdbne ;u lisben !; unp nc Sin>
be in Dir III bod 70 earfis. GSIs
nnb 9rsSe Tbatsn fptsn tei Dir @ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11

nitt ric Grnfuiipn Der tbeplpsiiden Sez
;iebunsen unr bic &elisipnsmenserei.
Die Srlerans, pelde ZEN Srrtbum u.
bic 8abrbeit chamber sleid felt! Of
bic tbsplpsiide pper Der sur Ibat ssrprs
rene principieIe SnriTerentismus lit
cine &eriinrisuns sesen @ptt, let cs,
cae cieie Iplerans aus Der &eusnuas all
ler &sliSicn iti es, raB ie aus Der Be-
bauptuns berpursebr, @rtt werre rurd
jcpen, sleidpiel .rt pabren prer fallten
Suit sleidmdbis scebrt; Tie 1T cine Ser
itdnrisu,s sesen rie menialiGe @eiea@
idaft Die ir tbatladti6 allen, aud ben
idredlidihm Splsen ces s~runcldslidsn
SnciHerentismus ~preissibt ie 1T elm
Spbn sesen bic meniali6e Sernunft Der
iie ben 8lauben ;umutbet alle 8irers
pride ieien i'm @runee gang sertrdslide
Oinse, unp bic babylpniide 9erwirrun9
in ben 8elisipnsbesrifm repraientire nur
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sdattirunsen pcer Spies
selunsen elmer unc rerielben 0runbz
pabrbeit. Die edte Splerans 1T allp
feineswsss llebsrseusunsslpiisfeit. SIN
0esentbeil nur bort, no relistSie lleberz
;eusuns berri6t fann aud bon DUH
iamfeit bic &ehe iein penn muir Der that
iidliGen lleberssusuns itebt elm @esea<
las in cer abreidenpen nebsrseusun9
pss Na6iten ,seseniber. $50 rasesen
auf beiben Seiten bic relisibie lleberser@
suns slei6 Nua it, ME es Der SneiHe>
rentismus fprrert, bort bat bic relisibfe
9~ulplantfeit gar feinen Sinn mebr, neil
fein Object.
DARIUS ersiht ii6 nun aber aud, raB
bic 6etbaltuns Der fatb. reber;eusuns
eur6aus feline Sntpleran; it, perer teim
Ginselnen mod bel Der 0elammtbeit. Die
fatb. Stride 1T alp nidt intplerant, ipenn
iie fprtwabrenc hei ibrer @laubensiter>
;eusuns bleikt, rab Ghriitus iie ais feline
6 line Stride sesrInbet, raB CT i9r ben
auftras se9eben, ale &6Ifer rie @abrz
belt UNI ale @abrbeit su lsbren; pab ie
bic i'm 0lauten allein ielisma6enpe Sir
DE iei. sic 1T alp ni6t intplerant,
penn ie in gemdsbeit hieieS ibrss @laus
tens bic reIisiSie @abrbeit ftetS @abr<
beit, ben rslisiSien Srrtbum itsts Srrtbum
1ennt, mem, ie ibre Sinner spr Serir>
rursen gu iduyen, ipenn iie bic @erirrtsn
pisrer in has Cine Wutterbaus surid@
;ufibren iu6t. Sic lit ni6t intplerant,
,penn iie bic in ibrer Observation-Disclosures
Snr9 tpurselnren practil6en @rlnt7
idBe aufredt erbdlt besiisli9 Der Sc
meinidaft I'M @pttespienit her semiiGDn
Gbe hes llmsanss nit seipiiien Sps1brrr
@emeini6aft aussel6lcHenen; iie 1T nidt
intplerant tpenn fe ibre Sinner iparnt spr
slaubenslrien unp MISREPRESENTATION
S6riften uni 3eitunsen unp pieielben ;u
leien Serbistet. @as %nctbwenpis aus Der
reltsipien nsber;susuns Riebt madt nit
rerislten Gines aus /; 1T jene in ibrem
&edte, 70 1T es aud tieies.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11

&enntniiie iiber ras 2urembur9er sanr
nur aus Ger usuremburser 3ts." sei9Spfi
;u BADEN unp neil CT, in Sesus auf Ses
urtbeiluns Res san;en 8rieses, Liberals
3eitunseu BON oer 6arbe unp @ewihens
baftisfeit jsnes uSlattes" meiitens 81
&utte sescssu bat 10 iFes aud erfldrz
lid, RAP CT 10 atenteuerltde Saden ere
;dblen fpnnte.
@eiter iaste CT: ucer 8lerus mar friiz
Der mebr tsuti9, b. ). ubiterrei6ii6er sez
~iinnt, felt zen srpssn Grfplsen res pro-
uteitantil6m preuBens in Oeutldlanr,
uipie CT ater Gift UNI Sale sesen allies
u1eutide unp besinitiStc nur nod tas
u6ranspientbum."
Der Suremburser 8lerus 1T fatbpliid
unp mitbin liebt er bas 0ute, rp Ct cs
INNER inbet; rab CT benz prptetantiiden
preuben mistraut fam Niemanp ibm
libel nebmerL benn preuBen bat ia .sBlis
a~nsefansen4 pisies Mibtrauen gu redtfer@
tisen /; iibrisens sebt es 'Serrn Wen;el,
mic 70 sislcn ancern preubenfreunben,
bic beftantis YreHben nit 9emti9lanh
berpe9ieln. DAP ferner Serr @en;el
2eute, bic aus purer @aterlanesliebe se>
banpelt, S6urfen nentt fas ideint mir
bod MUIR unYerseiblide Gerws9leluns rer
SesriHe. :,
Gncli6 i6liest Der iadfunpise Serr
Men;el ieinen slrtifsl iber 9uremturs aui
fplsenpe @eiie:
Die 6ratsauiapnsiamm benz &lerus
ueri6Spften iI9 in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IAN ben &Snis @rcbbersus unb aheetirs
ten, bic Srrber Jranfreid nur sepisnt
utatten, cine ldderli6e Seseiteruns fiji,
~bruaneiiden particularismus."
5ierin wpuen mir Serrn Wensel in ct
tpa erSdn;en unp b~ebaupten: Ni6t MI,
bic JransauiQpnS unp Der &lerus, Ip,ls
bern ras sanSe Suremb urge,
3anb bat einiimmis Arreien an ben
&Snis unteridrieten rnp nidt ypn Se>
s%eiiteruns fir bpaaneiiden partieularisz
mus fam bier bic 8eee ieirl ~ipupsrn cas-
san;e aanc mar beseiitert fir ieine Selbits
ftancisfeit nnc mpQte I'm, .feinen Yreid
preuBiid perren.
Gs 1T su becauerr, ZAP perslei6en TIM
rpabrbeiten, bic Elm Splf brancmarfen, in
bic @elt 9eltleupert pereen unp auf biz
Natwelt iiberseben. slber - l6reibt
man 0ei6i6te unp 10 baben Yrptsianter
auseit bic geidi9te Der Stride unp fa-
ttrliider 3uitanre seidrieten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
Satbplifhcr &irhcn . Salcneer.
20. Spnntas n. of. Gsans.: gpn hes aSniss
.franten Spbne.-Scb. a. 46-53.


yte Spn Den NutSetldrten u1llerer IaS
&c bic @prte usluffldruns, Sprtldritt II.
5reibeit" entweitt unp mibbraudt iper>
ben, 70 mub ea6elte S6idial audi erz
fabren eaS @prt uSntpleran;." Wit
riefem &prte iudt mandsr aufsetlart
fein wpaenpe 3eitunssicriber ben Seidtz
9laubisen unierer Sage Sanp III bic @lz
gen su itrsucn unc bic fatbpliIde Stride
unp ibre 9rieter, wel9e ihre Yfitt unc
S6ulpisfeit tbun, rurd ben @pnpurf
ySntpleraut" Serbast gu maden.-1ast
muir ieben nit meldsm Ge6t!-
@as 1T. benn eisentli9 pabrs Spler>
p ans? Inter l%pleran; seritebt man bic
.Dulpuns unp Sertraslidfeit SeSen trent
nc Gelisipussenriien. 9ieielbe bailrt
auf pem ppppelten Grunre Der q cree d.
ti9feit u. .&iebe. Sn ~eriterer Sez
:iebuns reipectirt iIe aQc wirfli6en
&eGtssuitanpe. pbne bic serinsite Sdmaz
lerung rerielben /; in leyterer Sesiebuns
.tpenpet iie ben i'm Glauben @etrennten,
tpabres unsebeudeltes &pblppaen su.
Sdrn aus rieien &prten ldst iid idliez
FEN, 100 Der bette Sppen fir bic Gpleran;
.sprbaneen iein miiiIe: pHentar ba, no
Die 0ulpiamfeit bic feiteite unp allses
meinfte GrunpIaSr Bat. 0as 1T aber
I'M G"briitentbume UNI unc seSeil pel6es
Qpecieu bic fatb. &ir6e) in Der Yraris
fi6 bic Tpleransfra9e upr3uespeiie creht.
Gas Gbrientbum urp nur rieies, erz
fennt alle Weni6en ais SrIber ,unp
felt 9laen 9eseniiber Elm unp rahelbe
bb6fe 9eieB fer Siebe anf ; es ALIEN
'iit es, ,bas ben Sesrff Der IpleranS Der
an fi6 blpers rNebenfi6SO ulben"
belast in Der pben besei@neten @eiie erz
areitert unp in bic freunbliGe @ues UNI
f6lisbsnbe Spnnenlpbare Der Siebe sesp@
gen bat.
Ibsr, p%pblssmerft bic ipabre Splerz
an; 1T 0ulrlamfeit sesen bic perfpz
men, aud 9eSen bic mad lnierer lleberz
sSsllsuns SrrenberL nidt. aber sesen ben
;3rrtb II m mild. Sic 1T S6pnlnS 1t.
G6ilins ser Anperspsnfenben, aber ni6t
9 'rrlea9nuns Der eisenen relisiSlen llsber>
ssu9uns. g6 9ibt namli6 cine Gplerans
I'M f~ocialen unc cine I'm tbeplpsilGsn
Gimme. 9aS fnp spei bur9auS Yers
SGisbens 0inSe ltnb auf per bsldnrisen
STRENGTHENING p~eriaben berubt aler Grus
uaS Suinbua, Ger nit Dem 8prte SO
isran," son Ter relistonsfeinrliGen prels
fe gstrie6en iyirp. Die lnciale Iplerars
it Sff, ioppbl Spn Dem Staate als ten
.Snpisipuum, sesen bic keltebenpen 3elie
, ionSsenofenidaften unp seren ein,elne
s., iepsr seitte Dulpnns uao l3us unp
an, ~rfeanunse Der birseni6en sisdte. 9pn
crit, n te5 Staates fam rieie Dulcune
,nt,set er eire souitdnbiBe lein, ineem ale
IN bernt, ''lten sortancenen &elisisnspars
tefen bic 1leiden 2edte senieben; pbsr
eiue tssilp siis inreri Der etaat cine GOns
ie1fion ais b ie berri9ente erfldrt unp ben
ibrioen nur b ie llebuns ibrer IeIisiSn
inter aepiGen 8eeinsunsen selattst.
geo immcr efsle ! Serbaltnthe einmal redts
[id aecrsnst fnb, .'srlansen fe aud ibre
uvlle Melpeetiruna NIB Sas 1T Splsrans.
Daaeaen psbbrt ~ .rsriflssn Surdaus
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
THE Mass MEETING.

-
Great Gathering of Cclcfed People in Cooper
InsiiiIte-speschss by Rev. II. Ii, Garnctt,
Co.onci Jss. Fairman, Rev. w. r. Butler,
General John Cochrane aud OTHERS.
The exuberant patriotism of the colored people In
celebrating the adoption of the fifteenth amendment
found vent last night In grand mass meeting in
Cooper Institute. The platform was handsomely
festooned and hung with flags and banners. Rev.
Il. Fl. Garnctt was called to the chair He said tnat
when the District OF Columbia was proclaimed
free the colored people Of this city met
in the Cooper Institute, and, while The audience
rose to its feet, Gods blessing was invoked
on their proceedings, and he saw no reason to de-
part from this CUSTOM and he therefore called upon
Rev. Bishop Jones, Of Zion Methodist Episcopal
church, to invoke the same favor He thanked God
for the blessed right SO long withheld from them
which they had met 10 celebrate. But God forbid,
he prayed, that colored men should use the fran
chise for any other purpose than to benefit human
ity and defend the old nag.
After the close OF the prayer and music the chair
man addressed the meeting thanking II for the high
nonor conferred him. lie had heard the question
asked whether the fifteenth amendment would after
all prove success. He was amazed he said, that
such question should be asked by any democratic
republican American. 1t is a success. And as long
as God holds the relns Of moral government rs long
as the human heart beats for humanity and equal
ity, so long will every act whether &C.
knowedged by few or many from the
cess. But 1t is left for US, said he, TO complete this
success. There is something FOR us TO do which no
one else can do for US. The foundation has been
hld, but we must rear the building to Its compile
ton with capstone and cornice. But how shall We
accomplish 1T by such meetings as this; by cele.
bratlng the amendment With such PROFESSIONS as
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
TEE PEicE CELEBRiTlGN.
Proclamation TO tho Germnns OF the United
States.

Proclamation TO the Germans o. the United
States.
The German Peace Celebration Committee has
issued the following proclamation:- -
To THE GERMANS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -
The German Peace Celebration Committee OF Now York
and envrons has resolved
l. To give expression to the general joy of all Germans
and South ermany thereby effected to their admiration Of
the great deeds the German and heroic leaders,
and 10 their gratitude towards God who has brought
this bloody to peaceful close by general peace cee
bration.
be spendedo be preceded by service closed
by theatrical representation
The religious peace shall take place Easter SUM-
day evening In all German churches together with coec-
ton for the benefit of the widows and orphans of the fallen
German soldiers
The principal festival comprises celebration in all schools
Easter Monday mornings procession through the city
New York; reception OF guests al City Hall during the
same, and meeting at Tompkins square. :.
The theatrical celebration shall take place Tuesday
evening, the 1lth of Aprl, in the Stadt theatre.
To invite the Germans throughout the United States to
and where such celebrations have already been held s
make the Easter Monday national German holiday.
l. To request the ministers and vesry of all German
churches TO hold Easter Sunday special service
together with collection for the benefit Of the wdows and
orphans Of the fallen German sodiery. ~.
To declare all delegates Of German associations from the
whole terr9ry o the United States members Of this Peace
Ex-Governor r. sALoMoN, President.
OSWALD OTTENDORFER, Vice President
VICTOR PnRCHr, First Secretary. $
PAUL LlonTENsTgIN, Second secretary
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
TIE NINTH WARD MURDER.

The Result Of a st. Patrick's Day Spree-A
Mans Head Smashed by Gang Of Drunken
Rowdies.
On the night OF st. Patrck's Day four individuals,
named John McGovern, Charles Collins, r. Brodc-
rick and j. $. Chounnesy entered the saloon corner
OF Bethune and Washington streets and called for
drinks, which were furnished them by the bartender.
As they had been indulging freely all day they be-
came intoxicated, ard were ready at a moments
notice for a fight or row OF any dimensions that
might present itse. The only person in the place
at The time, except the bartender, was young man
named John Carey, OF 1863 Washington street, who
refused to Join win them In their carousal
Some OF the party took umbrage at the action OF
Carey and knocked him on the floor, and while
lying helpless the balance Of the gang came up and
BEATING AND KICKING HIM
about the head and body until he became insensible
aen ,S ney s the place ana succeeded IN eug
the hoor and carried TO his residence where phys.
ician examined him and found that his left Jaw was
broken IN several places, besides other severe con-
tusiOns on the head anu body. He began to grow
worse, and on Wednesday afternoon his friends
street police station, that he was in dying condi.
ton, as his head was mortirying and emitted such
on offensive odor that the inmates of the house
would be compelled to move out, as they were uu-
able to endure 1t any longer.
Detective Blackwood was instructed to arrest the
parties, and succeeded In capturing Collins Welnes-
day night. Yesterday morning McGovern delivered
himself up to Sergeant McC0mb at the Jefferson
MARKET Court, WHO bcut nlLu III CUSTODY 0uicer
Mcpherson to the Ninth precinct station house. They
were both arraIgned before Justice Cox yesterday
morning and committed 70 await the result 0l kle
AEyE-M0RrEM STATEMENT OF CAREY, THE VICTIM.
Coroner Keenan, yesterday called at 1859 Washing.
ton street ana took the ante 'mortem statement Of
SAEcy. ~ =
Carey was found to be In shocking con-
dltlon from the violence he had received,
having o fractured jaw, assesses OF the
mouth, throat and head. Carey states that
on the night In question, While In the drinking
saloon Ill Bethune street some words arose between
himself and John McGovern in regard to some one
who was absent, when McGovern asked him Casey
II he wanted TO take up the case for the one who
was The subject Of the CONTROVERSY. Other angry
words followed, and Casey, fearing rrouble,
started out with friend who was with
him. He was followed, and Cory states tnat Nc
Govern, Charles Collins, Paul Broderick and one
Shaughnessy assaulted, knocked him down and
kicked and beat him IN the manner described, after
4 Verdict was rendered agapst the alleged assail.
ants and McGovern and Volyns peing w custe4y
Coroner Keenan, committed them to the IoDlos W
await Corry's Injuries. - -t
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

tion left his seat and gone into the lobby he lost
Q good chance TO make one OF his caustic explana-
appreciate. lt was now nalfpast ten with no pros
pect OF an adjournment, and the crowds from
oeocs aaa al np eve avsabs In the
against their W nd ,nSx 50 % MOsS to
Kennedy resumed his seat he had not to wait long
for reply, for Tom Creamer had been itcnng to
plunge into the fray headl0ng. lie defended the Dill
stoutly but carefully relraned from any reference
to the time when
THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY
left the fold and the bargain was made between
caring that the bill was not partizan measure and
would be one OF the most just laws that could be In
Parker replied to Dreamer The latter, he said,
had told him year ago that at the election That
thousand fraudulent votes had been cast for Cover
nor IN New York city, and that the elections in the
city OF New York, to use his own expression, were
Mr. CREAaER replied by declaring that the course
for the Introduction OF this bill was that the man
with the musket (the federal power) had stood at
every poll and intimidated the voters.
Mr.. HARDENBURGH spoke Of the bargain as one be-
can party as that "You vote for my charter and I
VII lyote for your election law" Il was
SQUARE DIVIDE SORT OF THING.
He defended the bill, but denounced the bargain
as one that never should have been made and
which he considered not blLding upon him. 1t was
an INFAMOUS bargain. and he insisted that even If It
was legitimate, no one would dare to claim that 1t
was perpetual and that no subsequent Senate could
repeal It, He declared his opposition all registry
laws as the source OF fraud ol the worst Kind. lie
was In favor OF a6ollshing the Registry law In It's
entiety, but ne believed that the real question was
whether this Ibargain between Senators Chapman
and Kennedy on the one side and Mr.. Tweed on the
other was TO stand forever
ana reported In favor OF the bill. The report
was then formally adopted py the Senate and the
bill ordered TO third reading. The first
real growl the Senator's have had among
themselves this session, combined with the
action taken. tonight on the Erie Dill, has
York politicians here who came In town to-day In
gwarms from the boats and cars, and there are
pretty good Indications that the beginning OF the
end Is very near at hand.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoax HERALD.

PARIS, March 80, ISL.
The news OF the Algerian revolt against the au-
thorty OF the French in the colony, Of which in
formed the readers OF the HERALD by cable yester-
day Is much canvassed in the city.
To-day the newspapers Cr1 du Peuple and Fran
cats both make the announcement that General
Laremand has completely suppressed the rising
IN Algeria.n
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpoN MONEY MARKrT.--LospoN, March s0-f 80 p.
MConsos closed at 93 formoney and 9S for the accounts
American securities nrm United States fvetwenty bonds
1861 9 1866 old 90; 1855, 81 enorties &c. Erie Rail
way shares is Illinois Central, III Atlantic and Grea
LrvEBPooL COTTON MARKEr.-LrvERrooL, March 30
l:SO p M-The cotton market closed quiet; fnddns up
lands, 7d middng Orleans 7Ad. The sales Of the day
have including 20C0 for export and specu
lation.
LIVERPOOL BRFApsTurFs MARKsr-LIvERrooIr
March S0-Noon n-Corn 34s. Sd. per quarter for now.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN March 3d.
Coverseed DIS I'd. 59s. per cwa for American red
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
1rlEssan 70 The NEW Yuax HERALD.

BERLIN, March 80. 1871.
Il am enabled y y communicate to the HERALD to-
day by cable telegram the fact that 1t is stated In
oflcal circles here to-day that his Excellency Herr
Dr.. de Schoezcr, who has been the Minister OF the
North German Confederation to Mexico for the past
two years will soon leave the Mexican capital for
Washington, where he will succeed Baron Gerolt as
the representative of the German empire duly CON-
miss!oned by his Majesty William.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
SENTENCE conMuTso.

COLUMBIA 8. G., March 80, 1871.
Governor Scott has committed the sentence OF
AMOS Hudgins, coored, condemned to be hung
March 81 at Greenylle. to six years. Imprisonment
In the Penitentary.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
ALGERIA.

French Espart Of the Suppression Of the Inaur.
rection.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
GERMANY.

The Imperial Embassy 20 the United States Of
America.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
SWEDEN.
Death Of Her Majss.y the Queen.
sS-r.->fct t~S. -,
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

STOCKHOLM, March 80, 1871.
Her Majesty the Queen Of Sweden, OF whose Ill.
ness l have informed the readers OF tne HERALD by
cable kilograms, died In the palace to-day.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31
DARKlES' DISPLAY.
The Fifteenth emit
on Foot.

Great Demonstration by the Intelligent Contra
bands, Colored Nobly-Fighhng Troops and
Dark Blood Generally-rhree Thousand
Men and Brothers in Line-scenes ON the
Sidewalk-Irishmen, Germans and
fnglishmen in the Procession.
The New York herald., 1871-03-31

Democratic Mass Meeting a. NIcfiden.
MERIDEN, March 80, 1871.
Hon. A. j. Rogers is addressing an immense de.
mocratic meeting here. The large hall Is ned, and
hundreds are outside, unable to gain admission.
His speech Is searching, eloquent full OF points.
The dem0crara Will elect their state ticket by over a
thousand majority and majority Of the Congress
siOnal delegation.