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90. @. 9Snpo & Gomp..

Gi9entbiiner bon
@oIeY patentirten amtomdtiidDen Sei,err,
wel@e in ben lesten Iinf5ebn Sahrer ie5r umioaereid
unb nit befferem Griolse, ais trgeno Elm aubsrer nit
Dampt ODER beiBem Mafier beiSenoer Ipparat se=
brautt iusrcen.
Der Barrier, IriertantI6e SiGenheerb unb Bar=
rem ide Seeroe," 4arlor=, Guns u. 2isbtninsz6euer=
Bias=0eiier.
Die beribmte 9aipion'ide "Hot ASr Furnaes.n
2esuns BON 8Ieiz unb Siienrnbpen, Babepannen,
6porauteu, Waititdnoe, Biiioirs, 1bdussroSren far
Ibtritte; ioipte aud
bborauIiide Rammen, BaAer=3 iaihinerts Ii. {. 10.
narmorne II. Stisferz aaminfimie Seuerbeerb=Sio5e,
Brighter u. {. No.;
9iiden $ ntenFlien, @aferfibler nnb Refrteeratoren;
aoG= uub 9ersoiep uno Jfeparaturen aaer art.
HiiSpeH=Gde BON Saltinpres unb Gutasp ar.
tQ0-l
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Gneheu erhalten :

Diefetnfen Sorten 6 n corr Il. a to b a.
ID % ei n c, fpelae ib bei'm Shoppen fir 10 Cts,
BET Der @alone u. in sroseren Auantitaten binie Der.
iaufe. ". 25eder,
(SGr10,fJ) VT. 30, Breitoenthrcee,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18

@ruut's @reeleg's 6reu no E.
- DE bauOrru9euoieu 6reunOe unO Au6ias
ger Oss @aitniaa6ereS mo 0ei9ntemat.
lers pt.am lllpiie5 Simpiou @fdnt Fuo:
Otorton, @sueraIiifmuS Der Corruption;
Cameron, 8ablfdlider; 6artrauit, @enoife
bon 3udlbduSlerH; g:rteS uuO Diercer,
3u4tbdusler; Ntulpbp, 9eet uao Sfodinl,
3oabau8i4ptn0ler; BIZ 3pesO, @urlihler
Der &hrlIAcn; Stmnp O'8rieu, &tvtatsrs
9dnptlmg; Ben. Butler, g6iielOis5, uuo
cine un5abl BON Ndauern dbnliAtu &barat.
ters.
Die bsbsutsubften Srsunoe unO an6auqer
Sorace Sreelep's oage9eu tnS: @6as. SuHl.
ner, 9Oratio SepmOur, &orl S6ur,, Geo.
y. DtcSleaau, 9pmau Srambul, SEQ, s..
Penoletour Sultap SSrner, SbOS. u.
3enorids, Or. 6. SrufOmieer, 6rancis Ser.
nan, @oIUerneur Balmer, Su., Sanisro 6.
Gbur4, @eneral Saafs, @OaUerHeur @aIfer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18
NDIitigdaei

8 4 0 n, II. Sttbr.- Seurp 0lussb bat
Die domination Der ,Semofraten uno 2tberas
len i'm 8. @onsreBciitritte BON @taiiadujetta
au8qeiflaqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18
(irpfe Grinarund!
9ie eiu,ige ldte bcrbeFierte Sape'iGe
Mnhuaaialine.

5clpie bic empire" unb aue onbern, audi nSin9er's
SIR. ." in Dem Dampfz q epGrirzSaben BON
SbotnaS Sbanfs,
[S1n11ST Gde Der 2omborbz uno Starpftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18
Mnffas@ahee

Soeten empfansen cine Gartie ed5ten HIP pffas
6afee, fuel1en iurr in Den aaufern p~a1ienben Guam.
titGten pertauien. Seni. u. 9joe o Gomp.,
(l30-O Wr. ZAP, Mef=Baltimoretrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18
Die 0Sablbetriisertien in @ennfp1=
Darien. - weitere Nerbaftuu9
prDmtnenter Hepubltfdner ne.
GEN aIntpenpun9 corrupter Mftt=

@em,gorf, IT. Stt. Cine 2epeide
ban 8iftesbarre, 3D., meloet, oaB Der Jtepe=
n de-GOGeftor 5opt, Der @ongreB.G anoioat
6. 3. Sboemutsr, Der Gr-Diapor Ntories
uon G5cranton unb Der Hcueniie< u iieiOr @ai=
mes bon Bittston auf Die Iuflaae pabaftet
woreen iinb, bel Der letten @abl corrupte
gtlttel angewcnbet 3u baben.
ncaite r, II. Sttober- - Capt gtcs
Welau, eiu Dtitsllsb bes @5taotrathes nm
Witslieo bes rep. @Ountpz &omlta's, lowie
Sobn gSittiuger, Elm prominenter SrOter
iinb perbaftet uub inter $1,000 Siirgidaft
sefte. 1T woroen, angetlagt, betrii9erii9e SEA,
turG tiiationspapiere ausgeiteat 5u bdben,
Wtc4Relan maAte energiibe lnitrenguHIen,
bob Die Siage 9e9el ibn inrtd9e,O9en iperOe'
Wtapor Ypier aber weiJerte fid entihl.oeu,
bieies 81 geitatten. 0aS Bublifum lit in
sroBer A%ufre5uus rus9sn Oieier aHsele9eH.
PIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18

gaS HGHe! RdHe! 1lM
sur Gsiie in's auslanb beiorst ~inncrbalb "a Strnbeu
8. Taine,
70 - &de Der BaItimorefr. uub BIO. =4penue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18
Mnfan an Der rSa1to. .cbtu= 8abn. :

Ter bon Soonsboro, 0tO., ell 8remier Der
Baltimore ! Ohio > @rleubabn," itiirste auf
Der SonsbiOsbeup' Sriide, SO Uieilen neftllf
pou eiuem Suae unO murbe aet1otet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18
sic tcraniihen 6ren,tnirret.

Nem. Yort, II. Sttbr. - Die Rio.
9ranOe sGOmmiiTon beriftet, baB Die gu
ltdIoe an Der merltaniiheH @rer5e nod nttt
cur 9ilfte pabrbeitgetreu geidJiloert mor6en
ltnO nno baB Die Nierifansr in ieoem ein3elz
men Sale btt Augreifer uub llubellItifter iilb.
Mud Die msrltauiite 0tc9ieruG9 bat cine
@omn1iiiton eiugeieet, nm DIE @ren5nirreu
81 ultteriu9en, lbr 82rid,t 1T ieoot in jeoer
8e5ieluHg oaS @e9entbeil Don Dem Der amt
rltaHiitea @ommiiGon. Su Oemielbeu miro
gelteno 9enaft, baB Die unruhen cine Solge
ner 0eSorganiiaiion Der @eielibaft itno, bag
Die amerttaner eben 10 piel S9ulO trageu alS
Die Werltaner, oaB ieoOd bic ameritauii6e
G%ommliiiou beitodlen mOrOen lei, nm eineu
9s9en gteFifo n~n9iinitigcn 8eriAt 81 ma.
Hrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18
1ermutblid1er gisedfel Inn ga

9em=O Off, II. Ottbr. Cine heutige
Spe5ialOepeihe BON 8aibtn9ton melpet, oaB
Der Sberbunbe8anpalt @lliams nab Der
Yrdioentenpahl beabfi9tiat, aus bem @dbi=
nette aussui6eioen uuD baB Sen. Srtiton
bon &entudp, Der gegeuwartige @eneralsS go
%licitor, an ietne Steae treten mtrO. Sn bic
lem TaQe lpirb Srn. @iaiams Die Braioens
tur Der @ommiliion fir Ius9leidun9 Der
yalabama"= 4uiprii9e, melde Obne 3werfsl
ourA ben @onsrsB autoriiirt unO eingeiest
meroeu wirb. angeboten meroeu.
@ abtngton, II. Oft. Der 9eu.s
Inipalt Miltams ermdfti9t 81 einem Be-
menti Der Nusaoe, baB CT beabiihtiqe, nab
Der BraiiOentenuabl ab5uOanfen; er Sog ii6
ipesiel BON Der Beruerbnng Inn Die Senator
Steue leines Seimats itaatss suriid, I'M i'm
@abinette bleiben gu f0nneu. Dagegen wiro
Sen. 8riifou bemndhit aus Dem SnlttSmt-
uifteriuut ausideiOen uHO ii9 eiuenl uuOeren
Serufe suipenoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18
.Slntonin8 unS SIeoootra.H

New- Y0rt, II. Oft. = Die palm
gteluS" bertdtet, bag 5r. Burroughs, Der @i'
gentbEmer bes y@perett=6Ouie e." Der Soiepbiue
WansfielO mad europa nafgereiit lit; er bat
Dorber 10 ptel @elO 5uiammengebor9t, als er
nuftrpihpn fnnntp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18
Weiteres 8crfnbren eeeen sling:
Eciebp.

9em 9 OFF, II. Ottober.-9ie GroB
@eidmOrenen bes @eri9tS fir vSper unc
Serminer" uerieeten beute Srpei Ofit9lleOel
Oes JlinsS in 4Htlage. Die Namea Der BE.
treffenpen ftnb nod niGt befanut, unO Der
0iiriftS . aunult mei9ert ftd, Au8tunft gu
ertheilen. Man bermutbet, baB anOrem
@aruen elmer Oerielbeu lit, inoem i4on lange
Die auii9t porberridt, oaB er I'M groB., bis
iebt nod Qar nidt entbiiute Setritgereien
petB. giGtige Serbaftun9eH feben wahr=
ifletulid bepor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18

Die @eifti9en @ranbiQe Otoobb BON Der.
islben Stride, uno 5enr1 3. MOore BON Der
Congregations firAe iteQten iidl, oils i9enften
re ben Iugaben beS Or. SatfieIo feinen
9lauben, bod erfaunte Der @riere an, baB
etpaS an Der sadie lei, ~iuOeiieu miiIfe man
lepr oorRdIis in cen au8briiden iein, ba elm
Reporter anneisnO 1T.
pie Sade modte inter ben ueriammelten
9e1ltltden 9roBeS aHfieheu, tie iaben ii9 eins
dnoer lehr ~perle5en an uuo wuBten nitt, mas
ne lagen iOaten. Die Ger6ffeutli6uuq oieies
SorfalsS bat auf i'm 8ublitum anfieben
srrc9t, utS bic Safe bilOet beute bas Staot.
nPinr1h.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18
Die Sataitropbe auf Dem WftAiaans
SppI

Mtlmautee, NIS., 16. Oft. - Man
bat bic Nanen BON brei Der bei'm lluterauna
oeS Sfraubenbumpfsrs Sac la Belle" peIs
ungliifleu Baiiagiereu ermittelt; Die 3ameu
lno: u. 8. 9lpptucott, %reiienoer agent elmer
bieisen 8irna; 9. B. Seuer, ebeafaus rei=
icltoer I9ent bon hier, uuo 8. 9, Smitb
bon 8atertown, @isc. 9ieieuigen, uel6e
uulfamen, babeu ibr 2ebsn ans Dem @runOe
einaebiiBt, neil le ff Oeu GfettuugSbooten
nlft anpertruuen MOLTEN uub auf benz 8rad
blteben. @enau it DE 3ahl Der llut3etom,
Ineren nod nift befaunt. @ineH Ger 8iOtr.
ltrebenoen, Die iih nift in Die 8ettuug8boote
be9eben molten, mari Der @apitdr bu9ItG6s
lIb IN zines Der &ettun9SbOote binunter.
GIne an6abl BET mdnuii6eu Yaiiasiere be
nabm lih iebr unmdnnlidl; fe waren Dor
An9tt nnfdbt9, an ben Yumpe1 III belfsn uuo
lpurOen fait mahnftauig. Die eigentIl6e III
lofe bes tngliid5 lit nod nidt couitatirt.
Der Wai4tniit bsbauptet, oa8 Qed iei paourd1
eatltanOeu, OuB bic ihptre Qabung, wabreuo
ole see bod gtng, nit gu 9roBrr @epaIt i'm
S1lfsraum unlber9euOrf len murOe.
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ga Eeppi@c! &cppt1c! S4
gRndStufl

"uqs. Wdftcu, NuhfiHen &C.
@rOBe 0tfuung BON Seppi hen, jGad8tiitern
u ~. Ger biltgle 1epptd sgGotn n Der
Stdot. % loren TN 9lein Il ~ Srqroe - Gtciier.
Sruhslcr, 3b'e pluz Ha0 Angr in 5soribe 10 MS %
Sents pro y I'D btltger, as Iraenh elm aHoercr 9uoeu
in Der Staot; dues utuc lPIiter. Ron TONNE Il. ,ebe
Die 9rOBen SOrtbeiIG,
tbe man au6ersuo fauTt. Idmrs aSinidms,
SIR. 81, pa oucrrraB, na5e
(2j0-t) Dem Uiuifte,
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9abanna=G igarrem

Qabat1ffa=0 tgnrren
in, aleinperfauie 5u Snsros=9rellen bel
Seniamiu y. 9lue 3 Gpmp.,
Q30-D 9r. 142, Neit-9 altimoretr
Geimrr gnrtWein,
ir u1ebtjtniibe 3uede, unlere etaene5mportotfou. bti
Benjamin. u. Voc q Comp,
130T-1 Scr. f42, @5ef=B altimorefr
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Steiner GiSerz GIIia,

Wtftingtts Acrr VI Nonfp.,
(23l-50D Tr. is ND 8. @bedpftbG.
CHERRY KINA,
oeer Wein bon peruuianiid)er HinSe,
pra2attrt Don 5%9ommeret @siis in Baris,
ID Elm Gus~9eSeibuetes Cont unb @egeumtttel
fir bas 2Be0ietfiebG. gu paben bel
u. q. Marion 4 Gonap..
d~neini9en Ieenten fir Die Ser. Stoaten,
CIR os, &utamitr. II. Vfobliou=ap.
(Jdn5, 12W2teH ionic bel oaen Sroauiten.
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SermiieDte Gepefbcn aus
3SSpfn-NOrE.

Rem =0orf, II. Sft.-0er amerif. Sc
lanOte gtellOu fam 9eitern bon Wterifo bier
on.
- @eitern begaun Elm 8erh0r Dor einem
Sun0eS- GOmmilidr, ipegen zines Sale8 uOu
6eueniiebetrug aus Dem Sabre 1866. Der
SunbeSanpalt ueriudlte, Die Sade prindtim
%ab5ulpideln, luOem 5u picle bOdqeaftete Siir>
ger Der StaDt in Dieielbe uerluldett Ieien, Der
GOmHltIiar aber nerpetselte oteIeS uno 10
miro wobl Die augele9enbeit Dfentli9 perz
banoelt meroen mitlien.
- Die ySammann 9eielidaft" perD0lls
~fdnOigte aeiern ibr StaOt. unO @ountpz
Stfet.
IN Der IftienbGrie cirfuIirte 1cute bas
lin6et6tigte @eriiht, baB cine Sirmd aus Der
WalliraBe nGbreuo Der leeten &our3I6pans
tungen bancroft muroe.
5rau Greelep 1T nod INNER Ie6r franf,
Sr. @reelep bat %infOlse 0eIIeu ietne beabF9=
tI9te Jteiie no h Dem 8eiten uufgegebeu.
Der Intrag Der anpdlte &peeO's I'M
@eridte fir yOper unO Sermiuer," Die ln,
flage geaen ihren @lienten nieber5uihlagen,
purOe beute ntft erlsbigt, ionoern ali uabe-
Jimmie 3eit uerl6Obea.
- @8 miro beridtet, DAP Der hieige o5e-
rulO" beabiiAti9t, cine Osutibe au89abe 81
publiSiren.
- Die r8eieGifaft Ser @olfsarmee" belt
beute lire 4. Heuuicn.
- @ls gum 1. Sftober iinO $500 Gtilirte
aus gliaB 2Otbriugen bier einJelrOfeu.
- Sr Sre0elid Irrop, nelder cas- 2eudt=
tburm' mo 9iebelignalipltem Der Scr. Staaz
ten gepriift bat, erIldlt, oaB baletbe Dem eng
liiden melt poraus lit.
g. Slaia, welher geiterI Worgen ben
S. SfeiGep suidats eridOB, inoem er eiueu
8euolOer beiiAtt9te, bat ij6 Der YOliSci gus
g%eliefert.
-Utart Flanagan wirO tpegeu grmoroun9
ictner 6rau uub Si1Oer pro5eiiirt. Die Ser
t~beibiguug madt 9elteHb, baB erDfaun nabn=
itnriS 1T.
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samerifnnifhe Nnernie

YhtlQOelphta, II. Sft.- OItWerfC
Der y&ambria<@ ieu-Gompagute" IN SObnSs
topl!, 3D., wel4e legteu Sonntag bird
6euer ~Serlt0rt murOen, finO bersits mieOer
aufgebaut unO Rabmen i9On seitern Die Sir
belt nieoer auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-18
MufgcpnDt!
Barry

SarsScrltElgclunQ.
Der u@ermnninsPogc Or. "a II =. b. O. g.
sIbt ben 6errn Nirtaen 5ur RGdribt haS am Vpr,
rag, Den 81. Sttobcr, u n . m 20 ..Gr, bet
Srn. ). %OrS, Ofr. 2, Surs 1r,rerifitru6r, Die
Bar Il. !. 10. an ben WglfbitttnoCn Uedlui. lpirb
iur oen Bali, iUclGer pom Der Yerndnla-yoIe 3lr.
"a U, .. B. o.. B.," OSpatdg, Den IL. RouambCr
1872, In Den "H ~ : @ilrmbIu Rooms"
1baeRllten Wer0en, mn tcicn grtraq gum Befen 0es
A~uaemerlcn 0entidje en- puipItais GpaeS utrrusu.
oct rUeroeH iol.
Sillete gu olSiem galIe ituO bet cen uutet5ct6nsten
Serren, reip Yldgen 81 bnben:
j.. SaleHcdInp, Yr Is. 0anouernr.;
VI. D. Dtisel, yc. 9, SuO, Sutu Utr.;
nUtenanlc5=Saae." 8'it Bapetettr.;
5. eoy5, Rt, Z, Sio Breoerii1r
"NrhetNr : Safe" Su0 2 SreotrtdtraFe, bet 6rr.
Salssel.
Jm auitr0sc oes 9Ortsenoeu
IS. HloE:
(25O-2) s.. 0IoIer, SetfetGt.
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Sonn O. Snnta,1 & COMP,

Sobu O.. Suma,t & Comp,
Str. rs, weff= Nrattsfrase,
uabs Gpear's s8e1fte,
SdHsler NIT Sen beffen borten
SDfen's Saaepz, Sunburg. ulo @lE1berlanb=
&ohfeu,
224O 8iuno auf hie Come in aGen N6aen, fret BON
Ghiefer un6 aueeru lfnretr i~ateiteu. (Sept6, 12UlteD
Gnblen ituo 9nl,.
Ete meorieften Breiie tusroen INNER berebnet: elm
aroser 8orratb imguer oil 6aub Don een b%eriibmtefeu
Wfinen, ipie Baltimore Gompasuie," apfeus'
gauep, 9Rppmins, Snnbnrp unb GumberIaus
9eors Stearns,
Bireau: Ser. %, SiiOz@ alpertitrase.
(asrtIs2. fSg, aobienboi: Mice annfr.
Slid. @alsl's 3unit Saaerie.
gusseridet nit ben bcien Maidinsn nnb einses
diet nab Den n~sueiren Serbeiieruneen, bic iber=
baupt Die Photographic dutsntpeiier bat, erlaube i'd
If. einem 9eebrten gutlifum Die ~ersebenite aHSeise
sn MAIDEN, bas mein BON in SaltimoreItraB BE portteil=
bait betauntes Gcifdlt na6 =
Ser. 46, Nore Gbartesfrase,
perlest In unb ais 9unit=@aaerie ib i'm Stanbe be-
fnest, Bortraits sa ~tieiern, uet6e BON bel Carte de
visite bis Sur 2ebenssr55e in BafeI Del an
aebulidteii uno gusiibruns gtidts 4 tpinihen
iibrls laisn. gruppen wernsn in ieeer @rose aul
bas Bette aussefibrt; bic beiten ardfte ffnb CUR anz
t%ertisuns BON Bbotosrapbie'n bel un5 anseiteat, uno
nur iuirtltden 3~intlern miro Die ausfibrun9 BON
Hortraite anpertraut. Gbtung5oon
Ridare BaIsl,
(S4-T1 SIR az Nor1s GborIesffrdfe.
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sfth. SNol.ps aunif @auerie,
Wbtmng
Gnehen erlalten

500 Ofb. bette 0lacc 6anbfhnbe
tn sewdblten 5erbffarben nnb in aGen grosen BON
Nr. 5H bis 81 ], gum Spoltpreiie BON So Sents
pro Raar, rpirtli6er 2Sertb $I.25, Bios fir oleie
hSodbe Su oielem grsiie.
Sapis 9 amberser,
gfr. SO, g~foro-Soparo !, nabe glapIraBe.
(Sulis1, 12Wite)
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
P4SSEAGERS SAILED.

FOR LvRRPOOTn steamship MiaHesoia, Nov. 6Mrs Farrell
M. Thompson. Feden, G. smith p Scletur L. l. SNOW "
Dunori Mis- T. Snow Miss c. Little =. Little A. Coal \" C. Hun
plrry e. Aiken. go
FOR BEMCDA-Ta ,tramdg Saa Fraad'oo Nov 6-Rehsri s.
NeWbod Misses Negboh IboA B. Jones ani wife, T.
Middleton 1hOs D. Middleton. G. H. Gilbert T. Gilbert Msi
A.. Gilbert Miss NJ L. Gilbert. Miss G. L. hilbert, A Middleton
Co. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs j. K White
j. Peannan Mr. and Nm J. c. Yates Mss Yates Mrs Ihies H. r
whitney H0ughOn Mr. Chas. Allan, Misses Allan master
Allan H. s. Rich Dr. Wilson Mr. and Ms W. b Mayo snt
children Worth Mr. M Jos FoH Henry " West Mss
Hnson Williams NJ ID. Ngoureux George H. Turner and IN
the
FOR LfVERPOOLTs st,1rshp J1ra Nov 6Thos Smith Mrs.
G. Welsh Robert G0rion Mrs Burns and mad
McKay Brkg the Rev j. " Gibson. J. Gary Master
Garv Mr. r. Suith Mira S0~rn, child and mad Ale
Raay G. Bliss AeI Koch M and Mrs August Beln0n Perry
Belmont Belmont ME Nh. NJ Livingstone, two Misses
Livingstone aui maid NJ and Ms Geo Capp L. yoz Hon
Major Hltion A Henleros, Wm. Jeieron, d. ". Bh
M Jennie Belmont Oliver Belmont Master RAYMOND Bel
maid servant Mr. and Mfs n Read Miss y
Rhes Rhodes T. Geo. A0Tzan, 1heO h. Innof
b. Roineker Geo Beder hra ". yeunng Mr. and Mrs. Cnas
Easter Johnson, ". NehaH, Rniolpn hnder h r IL
Stewart Woodhu Mr. and Mr. W. H. Bau. John Lambert
Sir and Mr. A. F. Payne child b. W JoBcs, Ms Sands
Mrs John BulElcy Miss Iharst0n.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. Nov. T.

THURSDAY. Nov :.
Frrors Plymouth, Cherbourf and Hamburg per steam
. 0ta l Saqp emeutirT Mail on Pier foot OF
ouocn. closed Al Q. steamship sails al : p n ron
fo,I. af IIirI st, HBhotra-
A i'rust ID Closed Nal sent b. This lne .
IA Supplementary Mails must be prepaid SD
unsfHlcI
M or Havana bv steamship Columbia close ~ Supple
Pier No \. T., closed $3.50 steamship
A letter. deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid "a
double postage.i
FRIDAY. Nov. 8.
Mai f0r Iavti. etc. BY steamship Pentt cose ~ p m
ailK ~ s.. IS closed a. the NeEiork FesLOme every
Fniar O'Clock Steamship sails IRON Portland Me- on
Letter postage 70 all the Indes except when gong direct vn
Pape cents each which must b. preAd
SATURDAf. Nov. = .
For British Mail via Queastosn and Liverpool hy The steamship
Celtic mails close a. 53 Asuppemeutiry NAL IS closed At " hite
1850 m. steamship sails at R5J from " bite
Star Dock. PdvOnia Ferry Jersey Ctv . 49,
All letters deposited Supplementary Mails mus be prepaid With
double postage
Mails Tor Continent Europe Southampton and Bremen
steamship Deutschland close II No Supplementary Mail
Steamship from Pier foot Of IhI1s, Hohoseu.
Prussia closed Mail H sent by this Ane
Mails Jamaica, S4yanla b tie steamship 81
Thomas close steamship sails al from Per No u
".
Nails for Dsrner,ra Thomas and Barbados by the s'eanshp
MaudiHgo steamship sails IRON Atlantic Docks BROOK
lyn a. ..
bY the steamship Geo W. Clyde close at
Steamship D. Il 3 D. m, from Pier No 20 Z. r.
Sen. steamship Thory1 en
IL a. steamship sails from Pier NO u " X
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

was too important change to be made before Spring.
The report concludes follows That the Wards Island
Committee be requested 10 complete the Lunatc Asylum
as possible and TO establish rules and regua-
tions for the management of the ssylum that under
these rules and regulations the management OF the asy
lum shall be placed entirely under the control OF the
physician in charge and that he shall be held respons-
BILE for III that the physical condition OF the inmates OF
the asylum seemed to be satisfactory and that they ap
peared 10 be well treated and nourished
Mr. Lynch in speaking in favor Of the majority report
said: Dr. Reide when he had been placed in charge OF
the Insane Asylum was told that he solely respOns
ible for it's management It his duty to make
proper suggestions to the Commissioners but ne never
made any Personally investigated the cOndluOn OF
the asylum. | discovered that the building was not
provided with baths The ply sican admitted that tDe
very essential auxiliary 70 proper treatment OF
the patients, but had never suggested their intro
ductiOn. / found that the windows were
without blinds and at once ha1 proper
measures Instituted for furnishing them. The
physician is a thoroughly incompetent man when ne
began his duties in the Asylum he adopted the policy OF
disnensr large quantities OF medicines. Tl1s did not
prove to lie beneficial lie then gave all Of the patients
medicine In small quantities, and now he saws 20 the
Committee that he lets them all judicOusly alone. y
This is policy most remarkable and for carrying 1t out
he receives 800 per year
MT Kaufmaun did not defend the physicians incompe-
tency but said that he feared the abolition OF the office
would not wholly remedy the existing evils
The resolutions were then adopted without amend
meQt.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
THE POOL ROOM TRAGEDY

The funeral services of Thomas DOnoghue, who
was fatally assaulted by John Scanned IN Johnsons pool
rooms, at Broadway and Twentyeighthst last satur-
day evening took place at the Roman Catholic Church
Of the Epiphany, in second-ave yesterday forenoon.
The casket Of rosewood, heavily mounted with silver lay
upon catafalque surrounded with candelabrums and
adorned with q profusion OF floral offerings, among
which was an exquisite harp. Of tubcroses and ever
green's tribute from the Blossom Club Of which the
deceased was an active member High mass was cele-
brated by the Rev. Dr. Burtse assisted by the Rev. p
LAughlin as deacon and the Rev. Father Dacy as
subdeacon. At the conclusion Of the mass
DR.. Burtsel made brief address At the close OF the
services remains taken 10 the hearse by twelve
pabearers wearing white sashes and we're removed 70
Calvary Cemetery Among large NUMBER OF inc pOlI-
ica associates OF the deceased In attendance were Al
derman DmOnd. ex-Assstant Alderman Durnln, e1-
Assembly yman James Irving Neil Bryant and members
OF the Blossom Americas and PheniX Clubs Among the
pall-bearers Commissioner Of Charities Brennan
President OF the Fire Department Hichman, FIRE COM
missioner Hennessey eXStae Senator Cornell, Superin-
tendent OF Buildings MacgregOr and eXAlderInan Mes
bit. who the competing candidate with Florence
Scanne in the canvass OF two years ago.
Scanned has been kept in close lcOntnement az the
Twenty-ninth Precinct stAtlOn-honse since his
His wife and all other visitors except his counsel have
been vigorously excluded aud his cell has been constantly
guarded by two officers IL ia reported that his counsel
will make the plea OF insanity in defense, IL being
averred that Scanne since the death OF his brother ana
his oath vengeance, has been irresponsible mono
maniac intent upon the single object OF killing DoEo
ghue whom he has Increasingly charged with the murder
OF his brother Dec. 3, 1870. Coroner Young Will hod
and meanwhile the prisoner VAL
probably be transferred 70 the TOmbs.