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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-07

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- SIN Serome Bnrt bel Seem Dorf, in
Naibpiae unN Gan 6rauSiSco fanbeu Dorge'
fern 6ennen fatt.
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SrGnSe.

0temz zgort, 8. Stt. = Ser gerluf,
pel6er burd bie geftrige 6euersbrunit in
Gateriou, sc. s., ueranlaBt pnroe, lplro
S35O,OOO erret6eu. 9relbnnbert Arbelter
uerllereu bur6 ben Sranb tempordr ibre Be
iGdftigung. Die Seriderun9slumme be-
trGqt SN1 900, baoon fommen $4,000 onf
sic Mai9ineuperfltGtte uno $3l 900 auf Die
Seioenipinnerei. Die @ei1Gitsbiider uno
g8ertbpapere bes Gomptoir8 uub DtuIter I'M
gGertbe pom 100000 muroen gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-07
Meimcr GiSerzG GiIa,
SPECIAL ; Noti3elt.
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Mr.A5. Teff= Drattffrafe,

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Mr. 45, 9Seffz Drattfraee,
uabe gpear's gSeIfte,
9dutler NIT ben beffen barten
2nten's 8aaeps, Suuburgs uno 9umberlallo@
&ohlen,
2a4o Bfuno auf Die Come in often ssdcn, frsi BON
g6i.ier uno luoern nAeltiateiten. (sept6, ,12DtfeD
Slid. SNalsl's Stunt @allerie.
Husaeriiftet NIT ben behen Naihnen unb einse@
htet nab ben neueitsn Serb.iierunsen, Die iber=
bavpt Die Photographic aui3uueiier bot eraube Id
mir eiusm aeebrten Bublitum Die ersebenie an5eige
an mad1en oas msin bon in SaltimorsrdBe oortbeils
bait betanntes @ri0Git nat
wr. as, RsrS GbarIeserase,
perl.at In urS ols aunite@aaers fb i'm stanee be-
dub,t gortratts sa lieiern, msse BON osi Carte de
yisite bis sur aebemssro5e in 8afea Del an
a.bnlitteii unb ausipruns 9id1tS wlni6en
abrls laiisn. gruppen verSen in isSer @rose ani
sas yeas ausseabrt; Die bsfeu ardits fino sur anz
fertisuns BON BbOtusrapbie'n bel uns anssHeut uno
uur p,rfltden 3lnflsru miro Die ausia4rnns oon
9srraite Gupertraut. a1tnngspou
Ridbdrr 9BdI3l,
w4-O SIR. 46. Roro. @barlesfraBe.
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gN. 6. Nnnn & Gnnlt..

xSs Vs xSuuu " SDN1Yse
@isentbimer BON
8pIb's pateutirten automdtifeben SeiSern,
mele in ben lesten finfsebn Sabrsn ie6r uufansret
unb init be5erem Srfolee, nls ireenb elm anbsrer nit
Dampt ober bsiBem Wofier betsenber Gpparat ee=
brautt usroen.
Der Barrier Gmerifanihe aldenbeerb uuo Bar=
ren'ibe Seeroe,~ gGrIorz, Guns u. eisbtnn9=5euer=
BIat=Se,er.
Dte beribmts eaipion'ite "Hot Air Furnaee."
9esuns bon Bleiz unb @ienrobren, 8abemaunen,
Sporanten, Wai9fdnoe, 8iiioirs, ab5ussrobren fir
Abtrtte; iofpie auh
bpbrauIiide Rammsn, BaHer= Diaihineris u. I. 10.
marmorne u. Stiefers saaminiimie, 6euerbeeroz&ofe,
Stesifter II. I. No.;
aiiben lltenlien, Waerfibler nnb Refrtseratoren;
aot= unb Seis5ien uRo Reparaturen aner art.
Niibwea=Gde pom Saltimpres unS Gntapaf.
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QlAent IN 9Nnfhinatnn-

pr. Daoie S8efsisr, Rr. AIS, Grffe Gtrcse
uabe Bsnniploaniasapenue uRo oem @apitol- gortsr
Ia nnier &eent tiir gBaibtR9ton, @eorqetomn nu0
aleTgHoria, uRo fno 3eblun9eu an ibn An madbsn,
@5~ AnBsisen tir oen- SorrPiponbentsu- f1erSe apn
eeHanntem SItG eRtgegeugeEoElmgR.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21
the SECOND SERIES Or SHAKE vp1


The series of earthquakes recorded lest
week was succeeded by another THU, the nsst
Of which. quite strong, occurred at 1885 ..
m. Saturday, noiseless, smooth wave from
. little south Of west that gave lamps with
five feet suspension M oscillation OF 10 70
IL inches. The second occurred twelve
hours after, and was less spprccisblc. and .
third IL said to have been noticed during
Sunday. They wsrs also felt at nearly or
quite al the points where the first series
wss noticed. While thcss little rippIes Of
animation gliding over the surface of Moth.
CT Earth hayc done no particular damage
there are good many persons. especially
those living In stone or Lrick build,ngs, who
would be pleased to excuse tho old lady
from sny further manifestations Of internal
vitality. We don't like our vencration
shocked In this way, or our confidence In the
maternal ycarnings Of the old Dame to give
our bones safe ard silent sepulture ~ rudely
shaken. We ''remonstrste" against it, and
anybody that favors these ''extrsordinary''
and extrsvagant swindles on steady going
people. If Helena wants to agisste, let her
sgitatc ard be - agitated, and send real
estate up and down as much ~ the ring may
please, but We don't propose to dance to that
music any more than compelled to. It's
played out and We don't want to hear any
more of It,
The new North-west., 1872-12-21

STRUCK IT RIcH.-The day WIS when
the stalking and recording of quartz leads
was the principal bustness of abs,ot hslf tse
prospec,ors Of Montana, and the prospectors
were about half the population. There IL
not 81 much Of that lattcrly. und. velOped
leads no Iongcr having market value, and
tho ''pr"slcc,ors'' have gradually hct,one
miners" developing that already struck.
Oncc in while yet: howcvcr. new leads anl
districts are found, tho principal of these
latter the present summer being the Silver
Shower aud Cherry Greek. in Madison
county. tis mol Improbable fully as good
. strike hos been made on Fish Creek. just
within Deer Lodge coun.y. some eight miles
this side of Silver S,sr Messrs. J. J. Hall
and Chss. johnson, who have been pros
pecting ihcye, discovered December 5ih, and
recorded Ut Deer Lodge December 18th, .
gold ledge named tile Honest Boy which
has excited the up-country folks and .
number have gone over to look for an cx-
tension on 1t. The opening at twelve feet
shows three feet crevice Of very rich de.
composed quartz The specimen shown u.
sasd to be average, certainly justify ''grcat
expectations" Il IL said every pint Of the
decomps'sed rick IN the shaft washes . good
sluicing prospect The owners have been
offered "big money" for interests on ths
lead. but will not sell. Mr.. Hall has ~
turned 10 the "honest Boy" and work will
b. prosecuted on It steadily. BY the way,
Mr. Hall is one If the pioneers, was with
The Stuart Bross when they set the first
sluices on Gold Creek In SO. went tn Ban.
mack when the strike was made there, and
has never l,ecn on the ''West Side" since
until this week.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21

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caivsr ~ Is exscnie ho.d n snm al M.
mno. A16s.ie s.scssS 80
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,,iicssd - Sr..6 is,cs.v. niss1 suiisv "A
seetenoe6 a - -, m H. E~,itesisi -.
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Thoentoa q 81: seeslod. :"
Thonae. OllIlee q n ~ Conrnd Yoh., Il
i. ~ daSesss q ninise srosnd. s,sss
ment II caee cloeed 0hemx Nssaos ~
Aefpndanta. Wcl6nsfrv k Rnhi1aoa ~
piaiasils; jusy oue eiGhs hopfx ysrdict foe
defendants: :: - an NM m 6cva
Dec. l7.-TesritoFy of NontaSs ~ Cha
r1ove iodictmant rs srsn6 srcenv. hrnnsht
into couSt ana eenteuced 70 two ~ II ~
Territorial Pepitentiar
Territory of Montana " Cha Love :
indicted for sdultery: beousht into court
and assaigned, plead not RuiIty. aud capse
The new North-west., 1872-12-21
MY THIRD
Annual
Masquerade Ball!
WIN take place
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. sth, 1873,

The Anniversary Of the Rattle Of New Orleans.
have secured Hall saxsO icct 10 the clear With
anc matched hoor and comfortable rOom. Brass
Band win furnlsh the music.
have a full assortment Of costumes which viii be
furnished at the low price ~ %. Carriages win be
In attendance.
No pains will be spared u make this the greatest
party of tbs season. Fnl particnias In next weeks
papers and hnnd biIls.
JOHN O.NElL. aO4.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21
LOCAL N EW 3.

CHRISTMAS TTEEs With lardsblc desire
10 make the little folks happy the ladies In
tcres'ed in the Union aud Episcopal Sunday
Schools. have collected sums sufficient 10
have for Gael, splendid Christmas Tree,
Mrs. Aspling and Mrs. Kelley acting as N
committee for the Union school and Mrs
Bonner and Miss Maggie Irvine for the
Episcopal. As an evidence Of the liberslity
Of our citizens, the former collected for the
purpose over $lO0, and the latter nearly $500
In . few hours. The time and place of en-
,er,aining the schools will be duly announc.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21
FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"K|YUS,"
. Wood Street,
''''" Helena


e. r. HUsoN L. Cove call attention to
the advertisement of R. Z. Hsson & Co..
New Chicago, In this issue. The firm was
well known . ono Of the most energetic and
successful IT Deer lxdge, and having estab
lisled in General Merchandising In tho Flint
creek valley, have already acquired large
and increasing trade. They are thorough
business men, energetic. attentive and fair
dealing, and have facilities for accommotla.
ting the large business in that section. Our
readers within reach IT them for trading
purposes ore recommended To give them .
hearing on business matters and We are %.
surcd they will 6nd Il to their advantage.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21
Holiday Goods.
On Monday, December 23d, We
will Display Goods Suitable Tor
Holiday Presents.
I. I. BONNER b co.

RAILROAD MEErING.-By posters IN
The town. Railroad meeting to Ike addressed
by Col. w. +. Sanders. Judge 6ymce. and
Warren Toole, ESQ.,, was announced to be
held at the Court House last evening about
the time OF our paper going 10 press. An
account Of Il vii! appear next week.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21


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The new North-west., 1872-12-21
HkEI.IGIOCA.

ErscopAL-Scryices will b. hcid a. the Court House
nii A. n. and =. n. Tomorrow. kev. VIM. u. stoy
ddc.ating. SandAy school at W ~.
CATHOLIC Rev Father Defyckcr viii hold services
a,he Catholic Chnich. Deer Lodge tomorrow NJ I0Is
IN.
Pry-n, rEu,AS .-S.ryifs.s viii "" held nj Odd Fel
cws Hall n II A. ~ mud !; =. ~, t,-'notr0w. kcv.
l.. blackwell 0fiiciAting. sabbath scln'ol at ~
The new North-west., 1872-12-21
Preaching and Lecture at Warm
Spring.

Rev. =. J. catn win preach nt Warm Spring school
house the first Sunday In january, At II T. m. and
.. H.. aud will lecture the following Monday and
Tuesday nights At o'clock. Subject, THE Man Of
Sin" Admission 10 lectures, 90 cents each night,
children under ~ years, half price. Onehalf Of pro-
,eus, 10 he used In purchasing hymn books for the
c0pcre.atioii
The new North-west., 1872-12-21

Jan. g. Ibs3, ISuVfCWe C0uTt,J.. 7HGSuIa C5y'
oa,sm, are COurts Of the Fut judicial District Hon.
IpInL Murphy, Associate Justice. presiding; the
,,nr, hrld nj deer Lodge City, Bannack and Aissou-
!. sr rsrrts of the second judicial District, Hon.
r""r, held nt Helena nna Diamond sre Courts Of the
TSrd Judicial District, Hon d. y Wsde. Chief jus
&c, presiding.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21
from SllvfR DOW CREEK.
TAs Uppse ossnaEy oses . Shals.

EDrron Nsw NoRTR-WasP:
The earthquake OF the 10th was felt here
sensibly q $50 p. m. Last night q 1880
another shock was felt. TO me much more
perceptibly than tive one Of the 10th inst,
but We are ION the surface yst."
Yours, T. CLOVES MILES.
Crossing sIlvss Bow Cseek, DE-. u ls71.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21
Quartz Csrtincates. .....TT .Tss Z , .1s :,

wssr sob Ocs 10 pspassd = furnish q shess sSeies
certificates q labor done % esarts leads In conp
ance with the United Stafes Mining Law and local
uIes and rexsl.tioo& They printed with ''sesb'
TOR record and cover 81 rsqssmsnss sndss the ct
Il Nay lOh, is7A sssseasiss q TIE several quarts
Distrcts will asd them very great cosvesieues and
desirahas Tor owsess q quasts pscp~tr. Who have
dune ths requisite amesnt oe work 70 hold title.
Apply % Nsw Nsw Moefn- wssP uGDoa loou
The new North-west., 1872-12-21


NEW CHICAGO lT.AA-Ar. J. A. Feash.
ermsn, one Of the worthy founders Of the
brisk little burg with the above ambi.ious
title, received bis commissioo few days
since ~ Postmaster q New Chicago (lste
Coberly's Postofhce) sies Green Kirtley re-
signed, gave bonds ii 1000 and 70 now Z
sauve and salsried Official. All whom II may
concern will govern themselves accordingly.
Mr.. r. gives us - items :-Husou d Co. are
putting ups blacksmith shop which will
soon Ike completed and = first class Vulcan u
the forge Taylor 4 20. have recoasidssd
their first intention and willcarsy their 96x0o
feet hotel up 10 ~ stories instead of one.
....Mr. Charles Errick designs giving ball
on Christmas II the old Coberly Station. ).
Ferguson, Sexton Z Lyons Of Yreka, have
tsseR seven mile ditch opposite the mouth os
Flint, sosvsyUt and ~ rods dug and com.
plcted. They expect 10 finish and yua Ito
full capacity-ai0 inches-by Nay II. "A
meeting OF citizens will be held at Z. r,
Huson s Co.'S r. day 10 organize school
and road district OnsA the enterprises In
view IL thcbuiIdingOf two bridges one acrosa
the slough and one acrOss Flin:-3O and 90
feet long. The estimated c,st 10 600. Of
which, we believe, some go u alssady Sub
scribcd. This n much needed iapsove.
ucnt and will be u henesls u III travellers,
y the cruising OF that strssm b frsqsestly
difficult sud dangerous. New Chicsgo seems
Ia be thoroughly alive. and II has around !,
one Of the most industrious and prosperous
communities along the hcadwatsrs of tae
Columbia. @HH.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21

a.; -; $!!:: s; :::: az: ! :: !:
for the ensuing year. 4 full ATTENDANCE u
requested. Y. T. STACkPOLE, W. Il.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21

Masonic ELECTION. regular com.
munica,ion Of Flint Creek Lodge A. =. q
A. NJ. No. II. held at their Lodge in Phil
ipsburs. December II. 1872, the following
officers were elected 70 serve for the follow.
lny year Joseph Alger, ". NJ; +. D.
Holland, 3. w.: J. N. Merrill. J. w.; 9.
D. Mason, Treasurer Jno. Frazer, Secretary.
After the election. the Lodge presented to
the retiring w. NJ, Mr.. Jno. Gerber, %.
perb Masonic apron as testimonial Of
regard and his administration of tho Lodge
aciiog the year. which was accepted W thsi
gentleman IN neat ssd felioitoas speech,
after which tl,s brothers Of tho mystic Tie
adjourned, harmony prevailing.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21

Possibly; and queries may l,e caused BY .
drop too much. We incline " the belief
that It was ''il.c bloody chssm" closing up,
or tho Sutro tunnel underwriting ~.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21

IN THE RECENT GREAT FIRE IN BOSTON
ALL HOUSES WE ARE BUYING GOODS OF
WE'RE BURNED OUT. SUFFERING GREAT
LOSS. THEIR WANTS FUR NONEY WILL
BE IMPERATIVE. AND IN ORDER 10 REM
DER OUR FRIENDS PROMPT AssisrANca =
WE WILL SELL osA lIt sBiahti
- PAIRS BLANKETS.
.Iooo PAIRs PANTS.
~ 0vERcoAra i'f3d fa,fa
1eeo PIECES rslsTs laf
- r,Dcns vLAsNELA
3oeoo ftoUe sACxA
Al siisar l1ntsIIGlass ttsdk = y fl'iaRss
~ IasW ~ Qs1, c1sl1 =.
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s.AssaasslE ~. ! nussxup 90,
The new North-west., 1872-12-21

EDlroa New NsRrM-WEsr--
You give IN your paper Of to-day the
sccepted scientific cause Of earthquakes.
Might they not Ike caused BY ''ths bottom
Dropping ont of the country.' QUERTr.
DEW I0pGE, ibrs. ~ 1871.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21

TABLEAux vIvAYr.-Ths above enter.
tainmcnt for the benefit of the Union Sum-
day School. wss given It Wilcox Hall On
Saturday evening lsst. and repeated with
change at programme on Monday evening.
The attendance on the nrst evening was
immense, every scat being oocupied and pen.
ares crowded, and On Monday It vas al,sosi
a great. netting handsome fund y the
scblspl Ths TaOlssax. PanaOainsG, vocal
and irslsvmentsl Music snd Readings wers
excellent ssd allotted long continued -.
plause. Many u ~ scenes and rsnditSosa
arc worthy IT epeeiaa Aespmssdaesos. ssd
the composition snd cdstnaDiag - ~ tab
leaux evidenced excellent aad ssl.assasd
saste. bat . discriminats n beick sosta1
would - % do iajssaics. Pr q. y - =
entestaiuanapt at unusaaI mssit, and oes ~
have seldea ssss sppuschel BY aaasesss
Thoss whel lpsstIsip paaA6 sad eavsA 49, -.
vicss, M not sspaid fas tbets 1iaDs ssd l1oal
have ~ sae,sfacsips of kAngipg ~ eejec'
was astains1 md ~ sslsasl sssasssv h6ngOD
:, r...asA.a 8 ssS Z, lsa
" UOGU8tNo. El~t ssis tss; e q ~ stli s.3 stsss
The new North-west., 1872-12-21

LARGE LOT or WINDOW sAsnEs--AL
sisss, ~ sale cheap fos cash BY
iik9 D. 4 KENYON.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21
Personals.

Col ". +. saodsss, Judee @. @. eynes,
Msssss. q. T. Hsssss. L. c. xillss end D.
A. g. FIowesyss, sssived BY ooach last svss.
Ing.
Hr. &c. Richardsoa, brother Of II. W.
h. Rtchasdsoo Of Deer Lodge, aftsr sue.
oessfal seasons work q Lsesbusg, Idaho,
he's returned beee.
NJ. ]. A. Browne Of Bsowns's Dsidee,
returned homo On Friday. Wslsas be be-
Concluded . defer H. lotsssy Of ~ mineral
cabinet until nsxs ssason.
NJ. Jas. Bell lefI ou Wednesday for .
winters sojosrs IN the States and vs hope
be will have god time ''whils ~ goes
marching through Georgia"
xr. Jos. Algss, In charge of shs 81. Louis
and Montana oompany's property u Philips.
burg, 10 In town on = brief visit. We are
glad 70 know he IL retained under Tie new
dispeusaiion.
''Handsome Harry Norton has returned
from Europe, and suns himself daily on The
boulevard de- CaliIosDis. An uncle has jus,
shufaed of this mortal coil and left Harry
eSO.000. Lucky Harry" To prevent any
misrepresentation, It is proper % odd ia,
the above 10 from the San Francisco CAes.
tels Of December IA
The new North-west., 1872-12-21
Am now receiving tho largest stock Of goods ever
brought u Montana, comprised Of standard goods and
the lntcs. fashions aud novelties, .s .ts.
OSess Cooos
SHAwLs
lAcEs
CloAks
Hos'eRy @... g. g.. .
flAtrels
Oores1'cs
CAsjr,eE77sI ETC. z q

Having nm ample supply Of goods, am enabled 70
cell ut low prices and solicit the calls 0f buycrs
Come aud examine my goods and prices.
CHARLES BLUM.
Deer L.Ddcr, Nov, 2 1879. +E.0@F ia.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21
MAAONlC.

/. p. FISHER, % aud u MsrchAnts' Exchange
our authorized Agent In San FRANCISCO.
The new North-west., 1872-12-21

Tns Foor RAcE.-As announced, the
Foot Nce-lo0 yards for d. oo-besveen
Mcssra r. r. Harris and Gen. Hammond
took placc on Olin's TRACK On Saturday Il.
ternoon lest, and wss won By The former
between six and ssven fesa. Time, 103 10
i0i secoWds Il 10 estimated that 15.000
changed hands ON the result. Harris IVES
the general fsvosite, but qsits number
who very freelcy backed their opinion with
their money put Il up that Hammond would
win Il, end 10 did, and-he certainly b much
swifter than those not posted On his time
had anticipated, asda bed msa 10 betagsinst.
Harris was known ~ b very neet Of foot
ten yean EGO. sincs which sims - ~ not
run much, and thoas familiar With him be>
licved hs could nake y good Tins q ever.
When The two men ''pselsd." lismasoad
k,oked hthc, spiugy. and nesvey. Harris 10
M athlete in build and ths prelimiasry
.'s,cps" encouraged the belief that his pow.
er, length Of hraO, and experience would
give him the sdvantass II TIE race Ham.
n,oud run In socts on soft track Harris
Ia spiked shoes 90 solid track, the two
being parallel and about six feet spart and
In good e0ndilion fos frosen grOsnd
One OF Two turns wese mAcs aDd shsa with
the word go" ihey west ovss ~ scese
with ! BID ssart, Harris hsviss - - bss
's0o" was shs wosd asd both men Id 90
with ihsif best s6osts, soins over - loo,
The new North-west., 1872-12-21
.,., and Departure Of Maths atthe Deer
IF''"' lA,ige Poxt once.
O.
an. p II. H., CoRINNr, AND &. =. II. Il

The cCOurts-lA72.
Times and plaCsp Ut holding Courts In the Territory
wm,,aEg united states bueiness transacted q
,ms held at Helena, Deer Lodge and Virginia cities
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-02

nea. day or twr since, II man not over
AMI above acquainted with the dark ways
oftelcgraphing, went into one of tho offices
in thi. city with dispatch, which he in.
sisted upon having sent of immediately.
The operator accomm Jdated him, and then
hung the dispatch upon hook. The man
hung around some time, evidently unsatis
fed At last his patiecce was exhausted
and he velched out "Ain't you going t,
send the dispatch T. The operator pc
litcly informed him that he had sent it
"No yer amt" reptile the Indignant man
! "there II is ON the honkN-B M. Clnl.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-02
THE FLORIDA.
WHAT DOES GRANT MEAN

Wash. Cor. o. the y. Y. i,.riid, 80 ult)
Gen. Da:r, the owner of the Florida.
WA in the city yesterday to have an in
terview with the President and Secretary
Fish, but, after waiting III the ante-ruom OF
the white house and the state department
for two hours in each case, without get
ting any response TO his card, he retired,
and hus returned e. New York. General
Darr naturally cnuur complains of this
treatment, especially rs The pres dent
justified the purpose of the Ftorida's vpy-
age before her departure, and he think ;
the conduct Of Mr.. Fish in falling to grant
him an interview exceedingly discourtc-
on, IN view Of the fact that the question
with Spain is of tina. outrag 'ous character
which no other nation would permit. The
conduct of our COVE nment IN regard t.
this vessel Is peculiar. On the 81 Of
November 5 ;cretsry Robson wrote to
General barr that under their general or
drrs the vessels of our navy would permit
no outrage on the American has in their
presence. When General Dlrr
sent to the navy department
the protest OF George Mitchell
the master ofthe Floridu,against thcac
of the Spanish steamers Vasco Nuncz de
Balboa and Dascr.hridor the secretary re.
spOnded that the mtttcr Wa. one ofu diplo-
matte character, and Mr.. Fish answered
,hat sometime previous to the reception of
Barr. communication the Spanish govern
meut through its minister here, hat been
called upon for explanation, and that this
c"'' would be repeated. To Dar,'s claims
Tor sI'oCD 90 dana. es the attorney gem
/ rrni made similar response to Secretary
koOcson :, while Mr. Fish made no answer
HsII' General barr has not been able to
'esrh any thlng ss TO what action is pro-
posed by the state dep rtment, and TO learn
ih'- was the purpose Of his witt Yesterday.
lie mad an Interview with General Banks,
Tue Chairman Of the house committee on
ioieign sfsirs with results quite ms unsat-
lsiactory s when, in his own language,
he was "Elcking his heels about the state
department.