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New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
7nr CHAMBER or coN,,EEcL rIIL EEIIrr
DEPARICRE or FOREIGN NAILS.

Tuesday. DEc &c
Mails foI Europe Pmolu L,roufs Ab slburs steam
close il:to Supplein -ntary NAL foo"
OF Tnni Hoboktn II closed at LILO
No Prussau Closfd Ma IL sent b, this line.
An deposited supplementary Ash must Or prepaid "n
doable pcstiye. ..
WEDNESDAY. DYC. q.
Mails for Euors Oueeustown and Liverpool steamship
Wyoming close At II n Supplementary Mail Per No u
EorthR Rive 0 closed at las . m.
A Pins,Sn Cio.edM Mail 10 b, this line.
IAN depoGsd huppementAI, Mails must be prepaid with
doubs postage -..., A.
THURSDAY Dac. rs.
Mails for Nassau e. p Havana and the West Indies ~ The Missouri
FRIDAY, DEC -
No Steamship Nails
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

aflf a 81
., Co,well These conferences under 'he i.s
d,,ev Of that veteran friend Of American nu"'a. ,he
,,r,c5 for more than six months. dur'nS "hi
ent;rc snnicct carefully studied anu the
,on cccordrl attentive consideration hk -" woc, |
p,,,csc held in view in flaming inc tar'" ,is own
The convention address says, quoting MI ''
-.uo that growing
wool and ncreasnc accks % 'jp sp food aud the gem
,ra interests agriculture ine t he price OF labor
TSSns 1se had ana SfFta Gcn rdy in .s S %
,cool camno be exported hence TO Enr% ~ uTn the CON
EFO. r'a, on fh,s account well ~ ul'n
gtS I ssf On he S ss Of mutton food dS not pTsseRi
suient ndacenent to ,'s seeb be manufactured here.
necessary cn:Sn1asesfPHr HrnSch of national agric
~ few @Said be Of mortace on aeS1npt OF tne
VAST extent of public lands n i hMshanSrv tends con.
nc %eaIS no. 1Hd SsrapsG oi se soil. where
pps o s4%ea y Sa On STes .les sspes besi o
shc nntrS II followed the manufacture oF wool
should Of the prihcirai branches OF o0mesIe @ %
domestic consumption wooden fabrics to the value OF not
e-~ M, hundred millions OF dollars an aonp.
a vac. c,pta and full occupation, with livelihood ior
population.
why THE DUTIES WERE ADJUSTED
IT,, OH, cis aimed at in adjusting the duties on I'M
,s,rt,d WOODEN goods are thus stated also 10y MI Col
m, revenue to be derived from such mass Of wealth
Ard production hc overlooked ~ any cstllHal o
ia, capacity OF the country carry is financial bur-
IN the conf, rcnccs between the wool growers and ne
maj f.cturcrs il conceded ny the former, that thcr
could not flourish unless the latter weie leiy
- and s'Sfsi-rd: that capitalists would not m
vest aurnat buildings and machinery ~ltnut
good Irorot oi pioht and permanenCS ~ thr nu,s SIMS
ence m the o,r.ra1iyeScond hc malnta'ned that
,akinsI We" the rce OF labor IN ,i i vu WINS
could m bed here in c'npctt'n uiies] some
i ,rer ana "h l',r, f |if'%f " yic wa" hc IT, narri.
INV or
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" The GENtRAL TRANSATLANTIC COhPASiS MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAyRt. CALllSu
AT BREsT
The splendid vessel, or his hYoh.e Route for the Continent
from Per No So North River as folows:
ST LAURENT LspAre sATCRDAY December 70
VIII: PARs .surnout.. .."sATtRDAf jan 81 lsA
raltI Of PASSAGE III GoiD tpsladias -iasS
TO BRBsH OR HAvRR:
f E3Gra.os Ticfsas s'R4 ssSt&ED SsS&i RATES
Thess lear 10 y stssrafb passenger
going returning rom the Continent Of Europe
avoid both trahst By EnEhsh u,'s
and the sromrts crossing tbs beside SAVING
,ad .Io,nse GEO. MACKENZIE AssDt. No ss Broad-s'.
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW AND FrLL-POw Erred STEAMSHIPS
OCEANIC. ''N Baltic ADRArIC
tlsS tuns bsnsn-aoo , .. each -
DAYS. AID orb H.rsor the day following
OCEANIC. SATURDAY Jan. o stl0pm
ATLANTIC. SATURDAY, Jaa. ~ st I:UPh
Prom the White stsi Dock Psvoria Perry Jersy eaty
Passenger accommodations Nor al esss) unnvse eanoasas
SAFETY. sPEkD AND COhFORT. ~
felt SsysOss asd ssvsrdss sssaspssT
nese s<sneu
KATRs-s.ioon go gold ssSs 60 ssnsssy Thess vhA-
fur the Oh Country nsv obtain ssrase
"P..sss% Sooi:d to or from !. p.r America Paris Hs.Sars
Norway, bvsden, i,Ais, Australia. Chaa he.
Kleursioa tickets grautsd at Lowest Iaea
Drahs from Fl spwsd ,,
saess Ha 10 Brssdssy Eew.York }. r. SPARKS. ACsat.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

30 y. m-fo
Por Els .f t5m TOO C:"' ;i- 7r 9ho Hf' "'H '''
bD u:p ll:tS -. m u: b. iz4, - gui.
4.| -, 5ch. l5 3:i5 tIj t ';" 80 So .-
li- ~ ll:20 l2.g ?.
Tcse. tanned 1T the Office oi ne C"nir, ia
roa! o. N.N lrrse .n, of l.b-r f Ncs.roA ads r Ih
lOt"s 4Gi icset onces Se yYors '1iv.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
NLW-YOEK AND NEW-WAN-E E.,I..
y ROAD
SrN"ER AEKA"GDHt Y"
(p'tNtNtiNu MAJ 3, f

iVG L"s'- t..'''''' 4"'ii s''c"t-'L
rqA>> 1llyI <gwa,as
J.. 500. >oal,o-; ,.a Ne.'o,, ,.',.
it,1 HGi' 80 NS'.'.1 q ..a T.. l. 800 '-
t.5Hsa D:.s a., l, e :, n - o. : ''' =" @ 81,
lotG"-ar'l "a 'ncme!4 station q. > ..''- a -
Saol, M. grm raye. rnenty.,~yen H,wlo. al
t0'"n' via 10Th S'T--c,soy -coyTrt4ivs tt Fl sf fk1Iy<
for BnOnKa srringtsh. M ~ m
f. .;o sG 50, nl4s,i ~ 81 "a " ~, ard cm
f"I Rs,rr R. r. r'o Hor'a'; ton
So, Hars rSy,le,c .l TD!. E..,i F. F., 49,, r.,
3 %Ss.LsHi"n s. .a Sos.so @ e. y :.
FSf Se. @ H.,sa 81 lsiyru nl wAanc E.'a "a, L
For Mo...:sa,s % Railroad I. IN an w,s...
Fsl FsI s:aSG.s :. s.'. s%sras s:9' s
d.. Grnro .. s;S: sa t:s q, . p.-. room =. .is
S::s' S: :' g';': Its IL =: 's: i'''
b b "a. t9ss. ss No. & "s o" so M
S their S::; S.ais :s' o;f ,S r. ss.s.' s.s
NEW.YORK lDNTRAL AND ,HUDSON
= sfS. 1': H'2:" Nj si; We %
'%" csi...o and Mon,re,, Enrr.. With pr-As
10 % s sps. Chicago EIprss Dr.-us
s:s s:::,: No.: x:.::. .,. p. .,.,.
% s%s :. s:sS.. % siy. si.'pi'ses" ns. S.-ren ,ss
s~s S;,r., With s,s'p'asear 'or w.'ers'. o''rs' 81"
swon Psess Rroress Slsspiassa for Rochester. Baao
nj Naesa fs-i also er Chicago via both l. al c.
RarsaIs aud tss - Lsss, VIA 1olso saaAu ~
II 20 :. Hrpssss viii shsplag foe Tiny All Abaay
Local sOrtt VI Y0alsrs kAve ion aeS de1L
a' e T. T:s sssSsitE ~ s .:.s'; z.
NEW:JERSEY RAILRoAD-,rRs0GiMi FOOT ol
~ pksBRoSsKS.sT a.a trsa bot d NJ
S:o. u aSht And Sundays S.I n toi rhisasipha
via Casts.. =: - - For MLThoin sM WAsilko
T0H and TN wxsT, via esspsrs ~ H. ~ and Sl' ~
" 81 5!isssS:, s. = .H. ~ s cs:ast :s & f N
New Ys % Fsfvh Ceass ~ Lssisvils sAeut ehss silva
s.sS GsenssH LssSrs b. Lssis vtAss, cssase ivr
Psses oan r., ss,selsa IL $40 ~ rosSh New
..srm r. ei. y! AZ. WI iAaI:oa 4 e:
COUTH SIDE r. R. OF L. 1.
wi,..r Ans.ss.s. esr.'ssas Oes % si ho. Roosevelt ,.d
0r,SSl Ysrrisa Esv.YorL
sSs = P.eao6ss hy s Bsllspor and Fire Pace
iees n Aessansaahss y Dshylss.
3Wp Isprss iss Paehogs sass fos Bsssr, PeA
40 Aess.aedaOs for lhp through Pase6osse ss,adsya
$40 D u babylos Aeroansdshos
- Aeceaucdatioa for nsrrtek.
spd II q u he 81 aAd $50 q
Valley ssrsAs RoeAassy and Hampstead.
&, ". pOUGLAS ssssrstssaeaA
- nAs JAAH
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

MINIATURE ALMANAC
vu, ,.~. IN Spp seu ... Alb Moon 90 no
49, " vA1gl
s.r, ooi TOa Govs 7,<6i Hell 'iate Ferry rs
mon Wat - =.
s.,d, Hook M 7H snd soe HSl Gate Ferry. 9s7
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SlLAMSIIlp
~ COMPANY
Tor sO"THAMPTON AND BREMkF -
The -esrsrr ANtHlCA X. Bs.us will SATURDAY
n H. Per. 100. lhrisI, HoboAtl. 10 De
iosrf nv
tesmsp MAIN Caut. K ot"ren orr. SATURDAY J9 c.
RATES OF PASSAGE 70 LONDON. NAFkE AND BRtMSN.
tFAYArts IN GOLD OR Irs t9rv'LgSr N crRKRN"Yl
to' hei.lt Ia'sas ariEto OLLElfHs GO, Agents
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
THE INTERESTS OF THE WOOL INDUSTRY
LETTER FROM THE HON. I. b. BIGELOw.
The following letter was read at the recen

LETTER FROM THE HON. I. b. BIGELOw.
The following letter was read at the recent
Convention at Syracuse:
To the Prrsident NJ the Contention NJ Hooigrorers ana
Wool nufdcturers. Syracuse, N. T.:
DEAR SIR: 1t is peculiarly appropriate fter lapse OF
sx wears that thc wool growers and wool manufactrs
should reassembe and consider In the light Of evbsHUent
experience hearing and influence OF their Joint
ceedngs in 1865. 1t would have given me very great
III health would have prevented Inc from doing so. We
NAV congratulate ourselves that the harmony between
great bodies Of American producers so auspi
ciOusy hcgun the place where the Convention IL
not be SOL Their interests mutual and closely
allied that other than common policy can secure
their proper success.
The present wool and wooden tarif--a result Of onr
alliance-has proved to beia most benefcent law.
general prostron Of the wool aud wOOlen Industries OF
the country avertPd by its timely enactment. Had
large foreign surpuses VI wool and Of WOODEN fabrics
produced TO take the pa,r OF cotton been thrown upon
market after the co,e Of the under the prOvi
slons OF the previous tariff, these hldustricsthesc
from which recovery would have been reached, II at
all only through long period OF distress aud CmDarIass
mcnt.
1t appears also from what has been of Its opera
tio. that this tariff we'll adapted To secure the pei
InancIt prosperity and future growth OF these great
Industries tariff he. Whether not 1t IOuld
sustniHrd much with the wool growers and
wool IuUufs theu,evre II they heretofore,
iIIly ANT uuucdy present. to '"usr's. IN facts
which si,rip,:d their cause. have l"rf thai any
o,pos non. however dctcrmTcd. will pr, V;i' against
them. reason why til" saiLr inticuce> aud
the considerations uf sound public poct which bed
10 t'' tlucLt ot lIls til II Jt ht
for its preservation.
MItn cordial ~aiutauns Ia my wop,-growinR and
,i,giui.IIs friends III (onNcL u. "lu, a.,
BJStpo. Dee. IG. Isl. j. Ii"lio".
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

sieamboais ano RAILROADS..
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
E s:' sg sIs s. !s.sSs
$,%vp s:,, pc,n,, On solH. r. new and "s.h 's'ns"
CITY OF LAWRENCE .ra dv vvr,ox,o,
FL FL :' : M: a. f. ss:, s.: nj :s;s s. ' '"
e' fi &. 10 q s sSw ."S @
si,;s '"i f'i;'- .aSsf q; qS' e. 1s: s
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
pROv1DE>Cr. BOSTON. wORcEoTER.
g.: =: SSsfSs + $s$$ssss
I'D s. s, fs:e 15::.t; ia sf,s' r.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW ,,JEkSEY.-
. s "a. . 1 .s ns'i I'D s .PS Sss SsSs
hrs & h. viz. L R.s S ID" nd s' Is eo.sss iss % % & a.
r.nash And the ws. without change can; Ao to Central rslL-
''''' ''' III$$TSSss LEE IN. TO ,HE WEST
f."sar Nvs%Sss q k.aa ss.s E" sssfs1 s % w
9r nar.p rsSP %S:,s N.:%S s:c.t. s; NJ Carmel " r''''n
m-Tor Las,on with Del. L'e and ws'.
t. .ssss. spes ' TGS r. S.,. AT .
ton pe p,bos " Ia Lhs Ani Sa.ls.nIana r"0 s On h-a
Lshi:a v,l:y k,.hs,i Tor x.uh cnqpi ~
le:1l a. m.-Wav Train for sonerrlis ,- NJ. c,,
NsGsno CIV IiSi.aS %is...frs Reading Isamoi. L.te-e
EgAns p n sFp"i rs',Ti,f pisiai.M' li1M;'''4's' &C.
sa nfSI kS kS WIZ al" se1ssn and
w Iegh Vale, o Ai.ato"D anl c4'Aassaa at Pai''
ton vt. r D E fs' .st 4s%'G Ps A.'' ''' '''' june
:sg nItsI MI sas.1.;i ssHsi, i,,!e ''-i i'eAni'0n'
s:G -csriyr ,r E,pnzs d,ly Ret -hcu 'n.
ks.4n. l.ros". r',oa.A ,rs Co. anu ''-enlA' ''
IL. ani Pslarc Car 10 liit buG ~ al, CAcasV.
81: :5i:s;S 80 %-5.;.;s51 5.s5. For r-''.'''
ya- si'. Il st =. .t;:% ;:iG-f s e' -, 7:' a so ~
!'O ':' ~ %. a. m !, Y: !, T., = - a., - |:' ;. =, So r.
re.s.. ,oue .. Office e,o. c~oir' El
Is Is :. "a. Ss i.. @ Ell ec. % n q st.id ei v N'''' ''' ~
Hp n.pwv Gr-.r.' P,s.eo,r >.r,;
D"LAWAEE' LASEAWASSA AZ k,lyE5aS and WEST
~ S..m 'S I'D. ~ a. S wifff3t|r GAST or 'AE
LIZ A~.%.shSrS s sda.cacas % M4SpiY, ga -
s.' nEoAD GAr''E kxPkE,% TGAlS y. B''a'., b..
cos'rc,s "o,,r. Il. ,"r R, -ul VII / A.
fXrfFSs NTL TRAIN ,ot'- oyil e', 81.
Ten Gra|t a. ''|'T 3. '.,'' ~ 49, - v =. CT
tu ami o.s-.. and l,p wa Lhra I.r, H. .Ip''
~, o =. iE's4 |. yis5 r.-,,,6,I 1ySa.s ". . E., "
=; A-a'~ts g. % Nra ws',.ar, fr.ia< a.'
80, o' II Bso,D GvGr ExrREss TRAIN va r..o A.
.S 90 .oprg,j 1-?.rsaon c,.aeta. a. '..- -
toy a iASroy LvPEEss pr--- w.. ''....r
e. T., a. s ~ 10 .,. ,.~ VI, = r =" t. c ' =" ' -
2:.oI r. HAckfrrNroNS Nail '-.' ., o bo,'"n' e.'.''
al. st's "fl'E!GT!''a3 l'E!GT!''a3 ,vpar.
20, I GEstoWY 49, 81, 4l.!o io>-n, b., ~ ~p.
81 A,l ~ % ut, 7 7' At ,'r ia .'a' at r. - =. - '..' .'
al, - A. o. so 49, 49, ':'' '." 500 ".'.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

heartily approved Of the Address, and polluted out the
grave responsibility Congress would assume IN disturb
Ing the present tariff rates.
The service which Mr. j. L. Hayes, who was secreshry
of the Convention, has rendered In promoting and de-
Tending the present wool tariff Ia very great. TM
Monthly Bulletin Of the National wooleu Manufacturer
Association. issued under his editorial care Is model
publication for other industries in ts generous advocacy
Of the interests OF all American producers and the sr
information 1t affords The work he has Gone ''H
how much good the wcll-directcd efforts Of a zcaou
enlightened accomplish In pronc'in ,
country's welfare.
II WAS apparent from the character Of the whole pro-
ceedings and the free interchange Of opinion which oHa
place, that the information dGused upon our irdus
policy Ia "seed" which falls upon good ground" aud
that feeling Of brotherhood has sprung up among the
peOpe-a pride In each others advancement.-and q
glowing desire to advance the greatness Of the natl
and base 1t upon the indesuctble foundation OF pres
porous and diversified industry.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-12
Sermildte Seridte.

Rem> Dort, 10. SuuI. - ,0cutid,
amcritauiidi @ciclihuit," oicieu 9tamcll,
meint pcill 8entidls s9lmCritnncr" III eincm
,Gingcianot" all Sas y5ournal," battcu bic
Seriammluu9en in Der ,QicberIronS 0aQc"
ais ocn Der ieet o0cutid) glmerituulihcr Ser,
eiu" gcnaunten Organization aunebmeu ioll
Icu. r0cutids s9lmeritanihcr Scrtin" iri oic
nngliidlihe ScSeidnung, bic batte gcludblt
perOen tOnnen. -. g3uritd, OH rcttcit bcn
Srcllno nidt mebr !"
= (Gine ihredlide Chat. Cine i6lafcntc
Srau wirb bon ibrcm Dtanuc burd Dteiicr.
iiid)c t6btlib ucripunoct.) - GiteS Der idau
Oerbaitcitcu Serbrchcn, ole iid icit laugCr
Scit in biciigcr Stabt creiglicteii, wurbc
geltcrn iriib INT llbr I'M '6auie 9ir. BOG,
Sicbente Apcnue, perilbt. Gbparo gSalS,
Der nit ieiuer Srau cine Stube I'M smciten
Stodc jcueS 6auieS tcluobute, pcrcbte oeicr
bier WteHeritlde in ben lluterlcib. Sm
Dtarj D. 3. utrlpr y8ullS cins Stcue unb
louute tros auer glnitrenguu9en ttiuc Se.
ibdiiguug iiuben. Glenb unS Moth tritbtn
ben Dtanu 5urScrSipciilung, uuS bate cr lett
eitcr Seit mebrere NnIGQe bon 8abninn.
@c9en lbr b6rteu bic Nadboru I'M 3immcr
oeS SaaS laute S6mcrSenSruie. sic erbras
d)en bic 2biire uno ianoeu Srau WaQs, bic
aus pier Wunben I'M llnterlcibe blntete, aui
Ginenl Snohbette am Npben lie9en. Sb0le,d)
bon Slutpcrluil fat eridl6pit, fonutc eic Ser,
iuunbcte bod nod crildrclt, baB iic, mdbrcuo
fe id)lici, pon tbrcm Wtanne an9cOriheu uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-12
Beg" Sir Stmfmcrfiameeit Der Scz
mperntie ipirb duf eic StuSpriidc
bon Duncan WicHbcripu ais
SdmoipGt fir baS ShcriFsamt
bon Baltimore oclcuft.

Widn utb icinc 9cncbunAtU aus lrhbrrrr SeIt II.
Ole RJltur0cuutht ngrlCrtn, uct,bc er buttbmddtr,
um bic F''tH 81 loigu, UtItc un5 unter tcm 1ote
br5 3tlhdot8mpS Bciriirt Picttcr. 2plr rcr'gtlI
der, bGf olud lciug unc i.iuCr Ditlrbrtcs "Glc co
gdCnG, bic rGoitntc Fnrtct ~ Nrjcu, ti, pGmlte Die
OUcrbeuihait bate.
81 fCibttC CbCUihne bic Wtt, Gin, bcrtu Srgor-
otiou cs cdmGI6 uCrbiuocrr, ban bic ,uclRcp etimn
Rebcr YuruIdro'S cntrCtttCt Uurccr, p6rc ou6 nutb
nur elm Sent iir otcic uruprmuung ccruingt por;
dS ihItcBlt6 ctnc ScuutaiNurN Ncmutt luurec mar
oCiClbe hCi 2BeitCm uidt GuJtcbtub, MN ibu AZ Cnt
Ibih9cn uno rtnr Nilduj 81 icirCu &unign bIicb OF
cr ucIdIe oic@cIcegrbun1 nC>udbren I'D iutlocrte,
6a ber GuntrGft cine lniormClitit entbiet Tnns
ean Wepbsriou pcrtor cinae orcIRa tOuFcno
Sonors, unc aIs Griae fur ocu burb i,nc Fdttci CT
litttncn 8crIul GllubcH mir, oOs bic Scmo,rntcr
uidt J6aern ioGtcn, TIN, has Slmt eiueS SdsrifiS
ppn Baltimore iu Geten. gBir ucuotn rluS du uu
iere ocutitcn Wtbirarr uuo Orhcr fc nut, unS lbre
unisrlthpnHa ~ Gtbcn unO nit Gticr uRo pcrlidtCt
caiu betSntrGGcn, onmit Sr. cRe eberiou bic Ro.
mtnoton rrbllttu moAC. lluo lUito CT ctUdbtt, 70
mV0cn itc tbcyicuat igiu, oaG CT brc SatcreNtu nb
lbtriebeu ionocrn r ol5 rebtiICr Dlann ibhpcn uno
clcnor 8criJI8un06uht pom i5ucn itru bdtcn miro.
tWdii6. .iNh'l Sicir TemofrutcM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-12

abel, pte trdnflihe ainber iibcr ibr 2llter
btnouS periidnpig, iagte: p@ir pplItcn
beute nidt fpmmen, neil Saute &toucia
gum gpltcrabeno mub. 9lber iie bplte un8
ielbit 0b,"
uSunte alauOta 1T INNER brap 0egcn
eud," Iprad Der aIte 6err.
No." rief Der 8nabe, p8apa iagt, lie
iei unicr Gngcl. llnO paS bat iie mir
beute ipieoer 9ei6cntt fur ben talten
@jnter."
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geltrtdtcrStriimpfe berppr.
vSie bat iie ielbit 9eitridt," iette ct nit
Stclj binSu.
ullnp Su, 9uutindcn," iragte Der
olte !6err rlnsldubig pas MdoGcn, updrit
nit lceren !Sdnocn auSgegangen ?"
u9arf i'd, Sante SlauOia?" fragte
baS Otdoden.
Sem OnteISbcmus parfit Sues i6pn
Ia9en."
9aS Sino jp9 aus ibrem Stridt5rbden
elm reijenoes, 9ebdteIte8, wplleneS 3u6
berppr.
u9as bat &ante Slauoia fir mid 9es
arbeitet."
ttSorictun9 iost.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-12
3cIcarapb;Icbcs 9lllcrlci.

- Die ,Dtaribau S3oic Sompaguie" bon
Souauuab, @a., 1T an Sanlltag ltber 9ttu,
g)ort uod) Soiton abgercllt, nm al oer bortli
0cl SabreSfeier Der Sd)lad)t bel Sunfcr !Dtll
tleilSuuebnlcn.
- GbaunceB Seutou uuroe uor9eitcrr in
9lbanp, N.sD., Uerbaitet. Gr 1T beld)ul'
ci9t, cine BenitonS. Selb sNnwciiung gcfdldt
3u baben.
- Or. Sliucr gg. 0teio III Ybilabelpba,
iueld)er i'm uer9augeuen Suli ibnloig beiun'
ben uurbe, all ciner Brou cine ltruibare Nbor,
tiou uorgenonmen Su babeil, tuuroe antSum,
iagc III ciner 3udltbansinaie bon 9abrcn
un6 6 Wonateu perurtbcilt.
- 9aS Soloatsua Wionumcnt 1T Morris-
toWn, Y..S., purbc porgeltern uollenoet unb
mirS on A. Suli in @egeuWart oeS StriegS'
SetretGrS Nobeion feierid entbiut weroen.
- g. {. Soiuler Sd9emiible, III Der yiabe
bon Vodport, N.'O., brannte Srcitag 9tadt
ab Der S1aocn betra9t $4,000.
- Die 18. 3abres sGonfercuS ocr ,Brimi-
tuea WtetboNiitcns Stride" bGlt jett inSramp.
ton, Ont, ibrc Situ.9 ab. SIS III biccS
bic 9r6Bte airdcils sSeriammllng, ipeld)c ie in
Canada abgsbalten luurpe.
= Die Bride iiber beu SluB Rcatlc bel
Paris, Gan., 1T >pieber bergeiteat unb gebcu
bic 3itgc Der ,@reat Weltcrn Sabn" Ieet iuiea
Der 10 re9elmabig mic 5uoor.
- Samitag mar Der Gr6finnngstag Der
Hritbiabrs Seriammlung beS yanlcrifani.
idcn9odep Clubs" I'M Scromc. Yart in Nelps
gorf.
- Su ct. QouiS wirb cu GROCER Central.
8dbnboi 9ebaut ,pcroen. Der Gauiprcis fir
bas bicrSli nOtbweubige Ssrrain it aui $780,.
600 perani6la9t.
= Die County GommiiIare DieSce unb
9leelsp, ,peld)e angctla9t uaren, iir Scwab
run9 bon @eluerbeideinen Sum 6anbel nit
Spirituoien geltebunsen angenommen III
babcn. babtn iih ihuloig bctarut uuo iino
gefcrn inYlttsburg, Ba., ,;u $1,000 u.cincr Elm
iibrigen, I'M glrbeitsbauie ;u uerbiiBeubcl
SeiangnibItraie pcrurtbeilt 1porben.
- Sn Solou erfannen am Sreitag Die
Ssi4worsnsn III Saden SoBn q, Solnlau's
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spatefe &abelberidte.

Slu8 Tranereid,. - Die Slubduocr
Sfdpolepn'su sunS bic Gradn;unasz
ipdblcu.-SSicocraufbam ocr Scr=
ttprtcu pffcutlid,cn GebGuoc III
PartS. - Sie ans ben Sird,cu
aer1ubtcu 0ceenitdubc. Sin
1trtbcti AlcrnuSer Dumas. -
Die Ncife bcS &ouigs bon 9ric=
hcnlano. NuSrottuna bcS
ericdjiiebcn Sriadutcnncfens.
SomapartiliiShe Nsitaticnrn.
BartS, IL. Sunl. -- >Su Der BreIIc lprtdbt
itd) allgcmciu bic 2lnitd)t ans, ooB Die 8oua
partitcn bel rem bcuoritcbcnbeu GrgGniungS.
iuablcu Sur MISUNDERSTANDING nlcbr ais
gem0bnlttc Aulrenguugeu MAIDEN merbeu.
9ini9e Sldttcr bcbaupten, hGB niCbt ocrIBrInS
Napoleon, ionoerr Der taiierltd)e Brtui GlS
Ganoibat fr eincu StB i'll Der gtutOualbcr
lamrlHt9 anigctllt mcrocn miro. Die
rQlodle" 9laubtr haB bic gSabIcu i'll ocn
StGbteu antIsmonurdltid) auSiGlleu uerocn,
Die ,eritorten bficntiidDen Eebduee in SdriS
Dtan bat an9etangen, bic oftntltd)tn Ses
bGuoe, mcId)e m0breno Der Gepolutton 5eritGrt
ober bei1Iol9t morpen iino, lutCocr aubu
baueu.
Gin 5aseSbciehl 9puaiS.
Oonai bat III cilcmSN9e 9eSbCitbl sur 6fIcnta
liden SerntrB 9Cbrad)t, oaB allie GtUilitn,
mcld)t nat 9tbl0ui cincr btltlmntcn 3eit init
2Saficn in ibrem Sele bctrolitu mtrOcu, Dor
cin &ricgs9cridt gcittlt wCrben ioIlcu.
0icare
bat Ictne Srnennllng gum @onpCrucir Der
Sant uon Srantreid abgtlehnt.
Die prIeamitiid,eu 9rinSeu
bclinocn lid) nod i'll SerlOIlleS.
SeSlap uue Sbciii;.
melde iuGbreno Der 'perrld)aft Der ,,Gommule"
ais bcreu 0elegateu ilir Die Sant pou Srants
reid mo btePolt iungirteu, iino aui Griud)cn
Der Sanlbcb6rNe Gui ircicu Sub gCitet unO
nit einem iid)eren Gieleit UcriCbCn luorNCu,
nm .6rantrclh ucrlaiIcn III t6nncn.
Die bcilisen Octave
nao anocrtu SSCrtb'ad)cH, mclhc BON Der
Commune" ans ocu Nird)Cn geraubt uorOiu
maren, luo bCinohe obne AueHnbme i'll Der
WtitnSe uno oucCreu Srttn mlc0cr Gui8cflulz
ben iuorbeu.
Nran,on'ebc @cfausrnc aus 9cutidluns.
Die 0iiidttbr Der irun;6iid)cu @eiOng,ncu
ans 0eutiblunO 9ebt lcet idneu Uon St0ttcn.
2iIeranerr SumaS
9ciBelt i'll ctneul oilenen SrIefc, Der III oer
Barrier VlIttern per6ncntlldt 1T, Die III Scr
lailleS ipielenben Sntri9ucu. Gr lobt SbttrS
lno 1T fir bic @Cibcbaltuug Der 9fepubllt,
lpclde tets bic inltinttiUe 6egiCruug SroHt
reid)'S 9ciueieu Jet.
Soas aabci i,piid,en w1drIeillc uue 2lIaier.
Der 0umpfCr y oSnternGttonal, pelbcr oNS
&obcl Swiiden WaricIllc nn6 Nl9jcr legen
lou, 1T " ocm lcetcrCn Srtc angetouWcH,
SIuS cirisbeuldue.
Itbeu, 10. 9uni. -- Der 86nig 1T beutc
uad) 8rclt obgcreilt. Die S6ni9in iuiro III
icincr abueicGbcit bic 9tcgeutdlait iitbrcn.
SuS StraBcluGuberuCiCn lit bcinube garS
Die tirttld)c Gtgcrung bat
bi;rbci quite 0itnite gclciltct, inoCm fc allc
itbcr bic @reujc iiiAtcuocn SrtgNntcH Ocrbaf
ten licB
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uioer Die ,9letu DorI 9tem 6arrn Gticubuhn
GomDaguic" $4,000 2 St)doutriaP 81. Gldgcl
mar upu &tamtcu Der Suhu gtmultiam pom
Sabu;uge cntftrtt luorNtu, in Sulgt eeiitr
tbm &jrpcrpcrlCguugcu iugefiiat murocu.
- Die Oformoncu in lltab bubtn It'd &C.
iueigcrt, bic 8oitcr bCrGcihporCucn Ocr Bun
bcS9eridtc III ragcH. Die 9loOolattn iiuO
bcbbalb iibereiugetonmCu, ouB bic Gcihmo
rencn Srrdl bic III benz icbeSmaliQtu Hro;cj
bcituoltdcn Yurtcteu b8Nblt wcroct UllCu,
meldCS arrangement iehof ur uuf Civil
prnleie Nnueuouug fuNtu fam.
- %olnep gari8bt, cir bcrittti9ttr 0dNO
Ter nit gctdlidltcu teucruoytcu, lit pom
@oluucl g8bitcley, ocm Gbcf Der CSchcimpoi.
'et ocS Sd)dtGmtS, in Gan Nrun;iSco ucr
baItet uno AM Samrag nGdl gtcu BORT &c
brad)t porbeu.
= Bon 1tcaOiug, Fo., iuiro g'mcloct, OoB
Samltng Ibeno ciH Bnlia9cr 3ug Der re
banon- Gruuc Sabu" cine Stub iibcriubr. uoll
octE Sd)icnen gei6lcuOert mn Seruitmmcrt
wuroc. Der SOuouttcnr Scicpb SbomNS
lam babel um'S 9cbtu ruo Der @rcmcr uuO
ntebrcre Yuiiagicre luurou itmcr usrlpurott
- Son SultiornIcu miro genrelott, b0B
man III IIaSta wcrtbuollt &oblculGgu eut
oeft babe.
-- Der @ouUTneur bon Californian bat
bNS SOOcS llrtbeil Der Mrs. Eoir uutcrcidl
net mo oalielbe btitRoct iid) btrcitS III Otn
9dnoeu oeS Sd,riiiS.
- 5n Gan SranSiSco 1T Der gSOllmortt
lebr ltbbuft; Der SOuatb all geriugcrn2 orttu
1T bcinabe cridjpit.
= Der 0Gmpicr ,GiO Of AuhpWp" fam
S1mltngc pou Etucrpool in 9tGlu Nort UH.
- Der Ban ocr ucueu Ciicrntr @ritdt iibcr
ben Dttiionri bel ct. Soiepb, Mo, lit iitr
$4,000 Der Detroit Bridge Works Co -
iibertruNtn luorScu. Die gritde muB bis
gum 1. Nop. 1872 icrta ieiu.
- @en. SbrmOr fam am SNnliioNc bon
6ort @tbiou III Vcopcmuortb alt. ~ bitlt
OiceS Dtal cine 0tcoe ibcr Adrbuu
Nurdl SrNnh muroe AM SamItNg
AbcnNe Der .yttuorf SuOin JtubbC Co." III
ytcnarr, u. g., itr $4,000 S6abc Sn9c
fiigt.
= Su NIanitOba in Ct. 0tuptrt'S 2onS 1T
Der anerlaniitc GOuiul J. ". GoplOr pOn
clncm cNunoiidcu SolOOtCu iuiulttrt unb
nit Clncm AniittCl gcidlu9tn UorNCt.
- SamcS u. SSilion, Der tBrdiiocrt Der
llntou III NCiuarT, o. s., 1T
uorgclcrn pl6tlidl Acitorbtn.
= IN Der i'll yiuu Dort id)UCbCuoCu liz
wior ben 0r. gOOlup
&u0nS, pclhcr Dor ciuiAcu 8Od)Cu pcgcn
6ruft 2blrcibun0 III Ciucr brlGbri1Cn
,3ud)thouSirnit Urlrtbcilt luurbC, 1T Dem
2Iugetla9ttil Die Giulcgnu1 Der Rld)tigteitS,
bcidwcrNe Bcitattct ,uOrocH.
- ,ln @rO0cton, Y. D., bruuntt 0citcru
Die Tubrit bon gSOrucr ,sJibOocS & 60, 0b.
Der 5tlaocn bCtraBt $3O,0 900. Die Sabrtt
200 Arbtitcr.
-, = az,