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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13

Gin BrimaS on Yoien. - Nidt
obne 9ten9ierbe iiebt man elmer SefGti9un9
berSabel> >9epei6e eut9egen, pOrna6 oer(Sraf
Geoo9omsti gum BrimaS BON Bolen ernannt
luorocn iein loQ. Bolen eriitirt ale Staat
ODER StaatSbeqrifi ntdlt nlebr. @S giebt
preuBiid)e, ruiitid)e uub 0ltretdiid]e GaHbe5z
tbeile, III tuel6t bic polnlide Spra6e ipre>
fenoe NenIhen iJobnent etn polntlder Staat
bat leoof lett huuoert Sabren auf9ebOrt, gu
eriltiren. Oa nun nef altem polnildem9e.
ies Der 9rimas BON Bolen fir ben god Der
@bmejeubeit ODER oes SOos5 OeS S0nigS BON
Bolen bis sur Neumabl an belIen SteGe trat,
10 tpiirbc bic Gerleibun9 jeHer gSlrbe an ben
@rSbilfof QepOd)oW9fi gleldbe0euteno leln
nit einem Sdrttte aum 3luede Der gSIeoer'
aufrihtuug bes poluilhen S0ui9tbrones uno
zines polniihen StaateS. Dies ruiiroe cine
0robuug ieiH,. 9erihtet on 8nBl1nb, Selt'
reid unb Oeuti1lanb, uuo BON oielem @es
Id)tspupfte aus miro eS iiberbaupt besmei-
ielt, OuB SeiteH8 Der pdpfliAen &urie Nieler
S4ritt crfolgt 1T. u4ts w...
8erlin.-(anian9s 6ebruar.) gu an.
fang Der ISOLDE oeleiteten bic Sdnger Sers
lin s ben WuittOirettor Gidirh, ben 9eiter
beS ,,mGrtiid)en Central Sanger Bunee8," Z"
3u @rabe. Dem gunOe geb6ren geseu so
@e{dnQoereine Der Brooiu3 8ranOenburs an.
OtuOolp6 6i1ir9 mar aud Der offSielle Gom.
ponilt Der Sa9O Ruiifen 81 Der aaidbrli4
ftattfinoeneeu 6ubatus- Sag0. 'Sein Yeifeu=
begdnsniB 9eRaltete iid) Our9 Die i'm 3u9e
weben6eu Sabren Der Sdn9er uHO Oas mad
eieIen 6uuOeten 5Gblen6e @efolge gu einem
b6d1ft feierli9eE Ifte. am 9taube Der 9aeu.
babe, nabe bet S6leierma6er's @rabe,
ienfte man ben Sdu9er 8raies ein. Inter
lautloier StiQe oes iiber tauieuO S6pfe sGb=
lpnOen 8rauergefolgeS erflaug aus Dem Muu.
be BON mehr ais 600 Sdngern bic ianfte,
iromme 8eiie Oes @boraIes: y @aS Soft
t6ut, Oas lit uoblaetbanl"-9er 8unS tpirO
Den beimgegan9enet Uteiiter 6iir9 Elm Dent
NAL ebren. '-'---
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13

Der nsue fatboliide 8ii6of Der 0i0;efe
Sort g8apne, SnO., 5Oiepb 0wen8er,
btsber Y.ieiter in @artbagena, o., 1T ein 9c'
borener Seltpbale uno crit 36 Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13

2(u8 GleoetouO, Sbio, Ibreibt Der
y @dhtcr:" Der ueue fatboliihe 8tihof bon
Gleuelunbt 6r. Gilmore BON 9apton, 1T BON
@eburt S6ottldnOer utb ungefabr go Sabre
aft. -Getne @lteru marelt proteltautii9. gr
ielbft ging gum Satbolici8mns itber unb par
Bfarrer in Cincinnati, oaun Yrofelior an
einem @oQege unb ipdter Bfurrer In 9apton,
wO sr bic @ruennung SIT ietntm bObeH Gmte
erlan9te. 9ieies miro er, wie Uerlautet, Su
Sfern antrcten.
Ser iriibere 8U9oi 9en .&appe bat iei.
uen 99obnte in 8er9ertues i'm Staate Ser.
mont genOumeu. Sp SGbinOuug biermit
iet eripdhut, OaB Sater g Callahan, Der Seq
uer mo anfld9er Se8 8Naofs 8appe, pe9en
ieirser Saltung oieiem ge9eniiber BON istneu
firhliden Oberbeb0rbtrn in llnteriuhlhg ges
so9eu unO Sum 28tSerrHf ieiner Anl9uI6i.
aundell aesluunQeu nor0et H."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
aSetne nirD sstquDre.
Hlfer NH ,ri,lot0 Hfuf,. .}iNhfSfot

Mltcr WlrDlatt0 0lllD<ySBlsfeD,
Der ihonfe In Der @tao 5u r8eEb einem Pretie, GOO
@auoHen - 81 25 pro islaiihe.
9llter Safer. YShisfep,
hberaa wotlbetannt; go @auonen 81 pro fSlaIhe.
9ilter gIUufiir sSbisfcp,
unperiilIut nro sabre alt; 400 Salonen.
s~f-- :, 3iiter stjer 1Sbisfcp,
nnneridl idt unb Scb'e alt; 3u0@auonen - 20 @ts.
.---r pfo Bfaite. 'r
Miter Dfpnong la. Us bisfep, 200 @'allonen
=. Seipis Suniap,
(6i-f) Nr. Is, lBeit VGllimoreftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
1inger's

burgers
ueme Ta,ailien=SS Sdbnaaf1tne
10, mie ausemen anertaunt ,urb, jeber anberen fit
SarsbaftS5meden iiberlegen. sic ndbt Stoffe allef
Art NIT ben peri1ebenifsn Carmen uno bot @iHrt4'
fnn8en jum
Sdumsu, Saltsn, @tiden, einfblasen
6eften II. I. 10.
m Eeparaturen fperren eurtt erfetress
Mlafd,iniifea semdd,t.
~ WGi1inen fperSen bel monattiten Ibsablun9tn
BON $40 perfauft.
8ertauf 5=9ofel:
Nr. Is, WorS=SbarleSftSaEe.
iNon.17,19l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13

Gmitb v Surieft's
parfamirte shemii1e Sliuen>Seiie,
sarantrt als ebsno gut, uenn nit beer, als irsens
sine Seife i'm Nfartte.
gu babeu in a1cn @rocerie=f fGbeH. (Ndrst6,1 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
sSsalanos9epeidea.
Geuti6ldus.
Nus gBafbinaton,

SO aihinston, 10. Wtars.-Die iapa.
neFi9e @eiaubtidaft beInAte geitsrnNaduit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
Sin MorOprpseB.

Sarrisbur9, Penni., II. Mdr5. -
emanuel 96uffnsr BON @.' '9anoOer- -Gopn,
hip, Der i'm Sftober lebten SubreS lpe9en
@rmorSuug ieiner erteu uno Stueiten 6rau u.
Der Sergiftung Sobn S9erIot's oerbaftet
ruOroeu mar, pur0e ioeben proSelitrt n1o ge>
tern 4benb beS yOtorbe8 I'M erftcn 9raoe
I1ulbig" beflnOen. Gin antra9 auf einen
neuen Bro5eB uuroe Qelfelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
VII Oas=Go1liumeuteu!

alfcn ueIde Elm brilartes tidbt fir einen serneeu
1rei5 uno cpne alle @e,abr plniten, fpclbes aro5e
&ripdrniB nit uoliger Sihcrbet rerbinbet, empfeb=
Ien mir ben "W ooDwARD GAS CARBoNIzER" teine
eneIIihe &tfiuouns BON 16idbrisem geitanol Der
niht init anoeren rberen sirten GrIiubun9en
Az perrpeCblelU,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
Am Grud)> unh anbrre
Qei0enne!

uull ttlehl 9tRprttn sSnbIltnnl
empfeblen mir unfer Dobl.dortIrtcs Nuaer bon d5i=
Iursiihen Sniirumentea, Sarbasen, Srmdbdnt ern.
unterldbsbtnoen, Suipcnioricn, Supporter, Stnirs
SIlmpen. @ebdrmutterbdltern, Shulterliredern fir
Samee. Derren unD Sinber &c. &c. aud, periertieen
mir afle Artsn pon appardten sur 4bbie BON gserI
nnffatnm9en uns aVi6bilsunsen bes meridhliten
8orpers, oi5 alunpiiiBe, itblee Sdtie, Iiiderats,
Urfriimmnngen, trumne nuo eirsebogene 9niee,
tanhti9e Seine u I. 10. Da in bieiiser Stabt pieli
3eute l5er ibledte unb unpaiienbe SruchbGntei
Hagen, oesbalb lentru mir Die aufmertiamfeit aui
nnisre Srudbbdneer. inbem mir NIT Reibt bebaup<
In bieit9er Staot fabrislrt fueroen.
Gl Deaoame Btlns NIT Gem SpeSielIen btefes
gefhdftes senau pertraut III, ,besbal6 fonnen itd Boz
men pe ertrGuensuol II on iie luenoen SfTcehun.
ben BON Z l15r 0tor9ens bis nbr abenbs.
Carl tSiums s So, Str. l13, H.z6 6otparbftr.
smiden Saratoea= uno 0tulberrpifr.
normals SeTBer Der ortb pdoif den SeiIans
tssbr t,f5.;fl italt in @ofn am JSbein, Greusen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13

Der bette Wlaf, ,,5
um eime bor5iisli1e Nabuaf@ins
an taufen oceE sn mietbeu
lit bc, mo ale 4rtsn oertaut uerben, un6 no Der
Aafnt nidt In ir9eno elmer lpesieGen WaiGtne tntez
slFrt if.
Raltinen iperben nerulietbet, aassebeertu unb ers
falfdbt bet Il. III. 1SiIb,
MTe S6, aEeff=SSoltimpress
fHe1rao1SS) Rabs @1nhrose.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
as BEN @ouuerneur GoOt in ieiuer @O6nuug


su @eorgetOmn.
Son Der neuen 1nleihe iinS in europa
$500, 900, 900 untergebra6t iporeen, ,$2 1 ,000,.
900 tuuroen in Sob be5ablt unD Der &elt
tpuroe nit Siinfsmau5isern geoedt.
gS q bi ng t o II, II. MGrs.-Sier ipl1rbe
beute bic unteriudun9 berllnregel Bi9feiteu
I'M NelusYorfer 3ollamte fort9eiest; bielelbe
ersab gft9ts bon Sntereiie.
SSetp=Sa SampIbire.
Sas erffe SorpOftensefeeh DIT beS erp=
sen OSablfampfeS BON 1872. -
Sro6e Setbeifieuna. - Ser
&f stpifcben Nepu6lieanerm
mno Demofraten.-Sie ,Slrbettsz
NefOrmer" unS EemperemSl er
tperoen ienorirt.
Concord, R.,S., 12. N1drs. = Srob
cines itarfen S9neelturmes lit bic 8etbeilis
guns an ben @abfeu aaentbalben iebr beoell.
tenb. Sofsenbe Na6ri6ten liegen aus Der,
ihieSenen Ebeilen Ses Stcates Dor:
Df d t er, IL. Wtdr3. Dds 8otum
mar bier ein itrifteS Yarteiootur1, nidt so
Stimmen ipnrSen fir ba8 Senlperen3 Sit.
fet ODER fir bic arbeits .8eform=B Bartei abse=
ben. -
Scene, 0.-S., u W1drs. - Die Ba6l
idreitet rn6ig poran. Die 1cmofraten iinb
bOffnungsuOu, bic 9tepublitaner Suuerftt'
lid.
Sn 2aconia, mo- i'm uerhoiienen Sabre bic
0emofraten Sertreter erpG9lten, baben fte
oiesmal 3 bur69eiett.
Sn ai1tlstou 9euannen bic 9emolratea 40
Stimmen.
Concord, 12. Mdrs. = 8eridte aus SO
Srtidaften geben Stralp (rep.) 3,470, Be'
ton (bem.) 1885 Stimmen, Die Eempereusz
Ter erhielten IS unb Die y4rbeit, 8eiormer"
116 Stimmen. 8ieielben Srtldaften gaben
I'M pori9en Sabre 1858 fir Die 8epublifa.
ner unb II, ,379 fir 8eiton.
Chandelier, -. Wdr5.-Stram's Was
ioritdt betrdst bier 500 Stinlnlen. Die Ses
ridte geben uur iebr lan9iam ein.
Boitou, II. Mdr5. - Stram lit obue
3Weifel gum @Ouperneur eripablt; man Oer-
mutSet, baB bic 6epublifauer in Der @eiee.
9ebung cine Waioritdt baben neroen. =
Concord, II. Wdr5. II 120 Srtid)aften
geben Sram "a, $40 unb @eton 22,622 st.
Strofp'S OfaiorttGt betrGCt bis lest 14ll ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
StblOfer uno @crfertiaer a[ter Cor.
FEN lEffp1f zsfrhS;&pr4 TT 80

Gr. 65 HnS 67, 9cro. o.Sre6ertd,, maize @apfr.s
uerfertigt GfSens 9Irbeite4t ieber Nrt, mic
z S@mieces uBe arReiferne Geldnher, 9biireH
6eHfterlneen, SonHeneddber ic., un6 III eiHet
rthtet nm IN Der St9ot duf Dem 9anb
In tiirJefG Erin uRter H6sigeH Beein9nnaen gtbet
ten apslnilhrea unN anfanIeben. lNprii20f fSiN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
Sic ein,ige ahte berbeHerte 9ume':
iffle WiiImaifliue.

vi. In BEN mpi=Geparir< 2abenpor
Thomas Sbanfs,
tSaul ,tS.T) Ccfe tcr qpmbdrt> ruc Shoroffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
Wpd1 ntehr Werste.

8bila oetpbia, II. 0tdrS. mebis
5tntihe 9epartemeltt Der llniperftdt uon
!Benniglpauien bislt beute ieine Sabresfsier II.
83 neue Nerste erhielten Otp(ome.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
gor3iisli9e Nabmaidinen.
eAeN NScQcuu s. GpuUer'6 $40

EomiIisn gdbntaidne 1T eben 10 gnt als irsenb eint
GrSere i'm SRartte perrhtet afles nobige Gdben In
snsr Nnn,iIit unb miro uner Der.
N1nIt lei Sobn ". Wsc2ean 3 Semp.
Rf, 80, ssprn Sbariess, gde Be
faRnf21d) 9ern9tonitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
Weorg StroDmeger, 1lla.,
2 Mr. OK. SIT =GnItim,reSfrnae.

bat forttDdbrsnS' on SanS gum gsrtoufe ane Mrten
SfGbr aid,iEen uno Qfatsrialen Ilr hieielben. Sta.
f9tnen wsrosn aussebeirt in tur3er Seit su bingaE
Dreiien. tIus.1, ,12Wfte.}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
SaS Semperelfsoefeb i'm Sbip.
SrGnSe.

Gofumbus, 12. 0tdrs. = Die nYaluce
6lour Drills" bes prn. 6. Z. Dfott8 brann-
ten beute Worgen ab. gerluf s75 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
Gie Tarbioen remprifrireu.

T d m o ., 3D., Z. Ntar6. elnef
Waifenperlaumlun9 Der Sarblgen murDen
8ei6ltilie angenomnlen, tpeld@e Die aO9ernoe
Bolitit beS Gonsrefies i'm Setrefi Der Ga.
badsabgabe tabeln, etne 9lei9ndBt9 Seteue'
ritns aaer 3weige Oer 8abritatton befitrlpor.
ten unb it9 oabin ausiprefrn, oaB Der Sabad
bis aui 800 Bro5ent be5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der Gepeniie bienitbar lsi. 0as Spltem Der
''Bonded Warehouses ioute sur SerbiItung
bon 8etrug fort9eiest, namentltA aber bieler
j3ueig Der Snoultrie, Der 10 Sielen Nabrung
g,ebt, better 6eidliitt weroeu. .SdlieBlt4
miro Dem &on9reiie 0ant fiir Die ben Sarbtz
nen nerliehenen 9Redlte nlISneinrndlerI
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Sine 8abn=IOmpa9nie in sfnflase

8Oa on,12 Mdrs. : Die @rOBgci6mO'
reneu BON SufIolf.@Ountp haben Die u@as
ltern=8 =8a6ns@ @ompagnie" crimlnaliter in ar-
flage perieet, neil iie ben SOB bes Sa. 8.
@merion BON Yrouibence, 8.<S., Surb Die
8otaltrapbe bel 8euere oeruriad)t bat.
NcIieiOier NSabnfinn.
Bortlan6, 0te., IL. ledr5. - 6tau
Chapman bon Booth -8ai bat am 4. 0tdr5
in Barorismus beS religi0ien @ubniiuns ibr
8inO erbroiielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13

Gan 8ran3tsco, y. Wfdr3. =
Reun bon Sen 9erbre9ern, luelhe inI uori9e1
Sabre aus benz Staatssudtbnuie in Garion<
@itb entflohen, aber iuieber etngefaugen NOR
ben tparen unb ibren 8rOSeB erwarteten,
finb in Der Samita9s 9taAt abermatS aus
Qebroder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13
Selegrapbii9e 9epei9etl.

tSortietuus foIst.)
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
Nclr- York, NAV %
TIE S1REErCLEANIEG CONFLICT

| HOW THE NEW SPECIFICATIONS ARE REGARDED.
| The Board of Police has not received any
proposals as yet from contractors for cleaning tho
streets. Several contractors called yesterday on Chief
Clerk HaWley and obtained from him copies OF The specl
! fcatiOns for doing the work
reporter of TIE TRIBUNE called on several OF the
prominent contractors and ascertalned their views
of the proposed contract and specifications. They were
unwilling to give even approximately the figures Mt
which they might, under certain contingencies, be in
duced to bid for the whole any part OF tie work
They express much dissatisfaction with certain clauses
Of tho specifications especially with the which gives
the Board of Police power 90 Designate during the Win
ter months, what streets avenues places may
cleaned, and fer what period. This, they say
vague. 1t places the contractor entirely at the mercy Of
the Board, who order at any time during these
months the contractor to do work which he would be
unable 70 perform except at heavy pccuniary loss.
The cleaning OF unpaved streets presents another occ
On as Is urged that these streets cannot be cleaned
properly for not until they paved any attempt
be made TO keep them In decent order With regard TO
I'm the streets by builders tho contractors
claim that, by tie terms OF the specifications, builder
may leave dozen loads more Of refuse IN the street.
and that the contractor must remove 10 or for cit his
contract Other objections urged, but these the
The Police Commissioners say that these objections
are urged IN iauindug spirit, ana that II Is because
dissatisfied with them. They will treat all fairly, but
viii insist the specifications being carried out to The
whatever cost of time and trouble.
Street Contractor Brown is stll performing the work.
viii continue TO do until the Board Of Police shall
declare his contract abrOgaed IL Is not certain,
that case that no viii yield without struggle His
friends that under The circumstances lie would carry
the matter into the courts and endeayCr 60 show that
far he could, he had complied with the terms OF his
contract. Less than month ago Mr. Brown was oheTcd
soOO Tor his contract, by responsible person. blt re-
fused to acceptit Tho Police CommssioneTs deny that
thty nave made arrangement with Mr.. Brown with
regard 20 the surrender OF his contract that they have
MS stock Of horses, carts, scoWs ana lmpe
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
TUESDAY. MAY 2I.

TUESDAY. MAY 81 -
Southampton and Brnen per sNsms7
Nemesis Steamship sails at m from foot Of Third
81, HObo.en. $3.50,
Iuman Line Steamships
WEDNESDAY MAY o.
Mails Europe via Qseensto=l and Liverpool per stemhe
Msnlatan. close at 2 A Supplementary Mail on M No. 10 n
Y. 2 closed az 1850 p N. o., -,
Ian Letters deposited Supplementary Mails mus. be prepaid vita
double posage.l
A Prsslan Closed Mail "a sent bv this lire. -
and Mexico by the steamship City OF heucS, clos
st2 - n. Steamship sail, ot 3 D. Pier No. II L. r.
THUESDAi, MAY 2L
Mails for Eurone via PymO1:h Cherboug ard Hamburg esr
1 Cimbrl close i00 A Supplementary Mail On Per Al
os Of Third ST. Hobokel is closed at LOO Steamship sails at
D.. m. Ia
double nOsaCe.l T., ,,.
Mails for Havana snd West Indies steamship hssoor
close Supplementary ha on Tier no. N Il, eiOsfa ~
$3.50 D. N. Steamship sails at 3 p N. 81. a.
Mails for ST. Thomas, Brazil the Argrtne Republic etc. 1 hs
steamship South America, Steamship sails a. p NJ
from Pier No - ~ T.
sails fGr Bermuda By the steamship Metropolis close at 2p M
Steamship ~ ,.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oF NEW YORK

PORT OF NEW oRK....,...........".......MAr 20
CLEARED.
elmshp Yesper Davis Chester Penn and wilmington De a. AS
Steamship A. C si1er, Warren. Philadelphia
Sans; ago johnson. Portag ). =. Anes.
Il siashi0 W woodward, Young Baltimore
si-51 Bark 515an Ger Kar.,ein Bremen II Kooo
Bark ada (3r.), Dlrkee. Quebec, Boyd Ili1c1en
p X waldo Pressy, S'len, Upper Bcatie.
Brig Masonic (]rl Carson Windsor n s p. De wofh Co.
Brig Clara Pckens, Rogers, Baltimore, Evans. Bal Co.
seh9 WIN McGee, Woodland Eelbera, b. J. Weinberg
sshr Jas g. Tarr, Heeue, Eleuthera b. j. Weuher,
sclr Jaa A Dssler % Da9on' "a, , ls,,od b. j. "enoes
fs.r. Aida, Chsyaier, AeWHly.n.
sria J. Williams Morr5n stamford stanford Manufacturing Co.
sc.r George Washington, Peck. Stamford
s,nshp Poreire Fr Dlue May TO- via Ilih. via
II isa ami pas,. - Gen. Iacssuse.
s.samiP AsSsGIes LayalcJ C) Lorga Havana days vita
Stamshp ior America Weir Ianeiro April 25 2stA.
Per1ambrco Nay Para SO, aad ST. Thomas il with se nss
Selmsp Metropolis Casner Bermuda days with ndse and p,
Sssm,aO Bnofctor Jones, Wilmington c. With naval s;Ors
E-t Dr. O. j. lor Listened, Talbot 80 days with rail-
Bsr Skiold Cyor) Albrechtseu Borieau. % days With
Br- r II. H. (BEj blie Bera4il DAYS produce
Brp L. Mcye- HE'S Franklin. L p days
Brig Isabel OF Georgetown. ID McLaTcu Cenugos - days.
IrgIS[ p5l. Ma1hall Ponce p R. 70 days giih
60 ~
Sclr sYsva DAM, Bhl, Messina - DAYS with fruit, Sc
fcL J. A. dIfa F,5.cr 5siaall. Is a1s, Tih %oiss
scar D. b. Webb Gross Egntheft DAYS. wib pineapple.
sc' etsiu Jane. f Naau Roberts, Hasbor Island days. WIN
FOREIGN PORTS.
FLys0UTE Nay 20lhe Hamburg ile lean steamship IhunndS
from FewYork May O. io hauoas arrived here at oe"si
QGESsrowy Msy 2oThe Cunsd steamship Te,la ,icDow.h
hor Lon 3J Z F Liverpool arrived hee at 9oeecA Jeerdy
SOUTHAMPTON; NAV 2oThe EohGeuan Lloyis steamship Ssr.
York, Grrsel tjdsr from New-Yora Tor B-elIen.
Ifor latest snip Ners rim Prqe.I
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
THE REMEDY PROPOSED.

The Health Officers have frequently stated
their inability to prevent the adultcration Of milk in
the CITY, but the report Of the Mk Inspector Of Boston
Just puDshed-demonsrae that tho evil can be pre-
vented The Boston law requires all milk dealers %
register their names and place OF business and ai1es
heavy penalty to any persons who sells adultcTacd milk
The Inspectors receive orders TO stop mkwaCons at all
hours end whenever the Inspectors have any suspicion
Of adulteraton in tho milk, they obtain from the
vendor a sample of tho liquid which they take to
the chemist whose duty it IS to analyzo The milk sold
throughout the city. During the year ending April l.
222 complaints made by Mr. Faxson. the chief in
spector against offenders, and OF that number
were indicted by the Grand Jury. There were 1000
samples inspected, OF which Gil more or less
adulterated. The average amount Of ndulteraOn In
the analyzed % per cent, and the largest
amount OF adulteratiOn-water adiedwas 5.i per cent
Hir FdXsOn that tho .rngeucY of the law ant the
vigilance of the inspectors have proved flr sdtisac
tory that during the months Of February and March,
only twO cases OF aduteratOn were discovered
Prof. Chandler says: 4 great fraud i rerpc-
traed upon the people OF the two cities OF New-NUTk
end BrOCyn in the systematic diIftOn Of inc milk with
water. TIE average percentage OF pure milk IL tho
adulter3tel Al .icic with which the cities supplied Is
732s or in other words for every quarts OF pure
mix there is added one quart or wster III the sllte
Inent made at CrOtOn FAILS, gt tho Convention or MIX
Producers and Dealers Is cOFfcctnaInely that 100 O
quarts per annun supplied to the two cities
then pay the sum OF SiUoOJO Annually, or about
per day the 10000 100 quarts or water which
tie milLman adds 20 his milk ii law preventing the
adulteratiOu be made operative III Boston, can III
New and If thereby the atuCrduOn can b. sup
action that vil insure immediate punishment TO
offenders"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

sa,A 20 te dangerous character He oyiaeh'y uoo H ~
20 ~ ri Sn,seIf however as he stated upon ul otn ~ ~
ttN ,1pnrtor ant he was cone OF the PES ' " ~
-. Ia ana ssi,t.lo best milk on Long ls'aln' - ,,,,.
Joln welsh keeps - COWS IA iir and in n dirty
eo,Sion IL, eods his COWS ON eM ~ ii' D, Maoi, ~
maTIsI j. Wcisn. PuIe Form Dar. As, 100 ,d e.
aNa Flrfln.i" Ills milk hits u & 80. ,, l,,
Scit 1iiv diiutri lie was aIFcslou hOV iOhS "S' W
or cf Berch's officers, aud hnl 20. -. . ~.
r ,Ic ,ldcs in East New Yor-aye, and keeps y
cows in an Old uckotty stable Mncn tnieaqhs ~ a{
IN HE corruptug matter breeds pes ferrous odOls
WHEN m the atmosphere in ih9 vicinity ms cows a,O
,5r5pce consistent with the c0mpaniOnship or ire
IN former He Cauuo sraie water 10 aNl5h on ~ pet-
n Te uses ID all in his milk. He lced5 his COWS on
sTin, and distributes mk from wagon mdrAea D.
BIaGT. FatDuSh.' -, - IL,
EcdC The stables enumerated There arc others stu
nfod at EOw-IOts aud Last New York, ana III otneF
places in Kings and Queens Counties, whence tho mR IS
r0e nj ana cold 10 different parts OF this city daily, YET
no etoI is made in Brooklyn TO stop the sale and piSh
the 0lleulgrs.