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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03

frauf6eit- uiht CEu. 4oIsen geblisbeu iei...
Wie 4fiaes' Speer bic @abe batte, bic @un'
BEN. bic ar aeidlaasn, ;u heilen, 10 bat aGG Gin
ioltes lletel Die Gigenthitmllhteit, bop lelu
lItheber ais lestes Remeoium oaftr gilt. Die
Goupernannte reiiic clio mad 3rlelt iuritd, nm
has Scilmittel nufjdiudler. 9leieS mar aber
milflerwsile auf Elm ;rpelteS Sdltn noer9e9or'
asu unS Ifipamm ruelt o'ranBeu an Der
"enbloien SalSfiutI. M
4uu reife bic @ousrudntlte nan Nien'
asuas oa elnes 9Seltbiirgers unb riadlte !9s9en
sen rnbetennt no idpimmeuoeH SerInDEsF
bic Hdtunildtstlag. a~ubdn9lJ.
60 iieht min sic Gode. Bon tlntr !Suifel'
lung Der Slage lam teiite NCFs feir, 10 iau9e
Die 9ame nOh aus Baguer's sdftsgtneeH
6oG6noer" ben Sers: sOisiH 2teb' III aut
Dem Wieere o'ralB'" gu cittrenS elegsnbstt bat.
8ieleiht lielt Der Ereuloie sies rgenopo IN
SuenoS Nures ODER Calcutta uno 9ebt Sdnn i'll
itf uno mad Srieit Suriid. Gs mare oles EttIr
cine GOuiequens isucr &ittsrfidten, Die ar
Oamals uui Dem Sdiiie ani itd geHOuImeH."
Sriefe,
pelhe in bar "Snn" ausejsi9t INC un0 Gem S'ahSs
nat 9sutibsn an9sboreu:
2a~a@msG.StfSs1c H.. abo,t, s,bB
? Hn1eu UllR 0THlt W. 1RAl'NiAh ~ %ASN@A -
9orOt6a, 6(aSeH 0lrs g s 9eierman yire y, sole
man Wrs Ann 9tarp, 9oIff Mrs Slt5abeth. Fnpst
Diff Sanc Il, Sapoen Qtrs Charlotte, eaftn9n
RiS Qi5te, Sart Yirsi 0arHan SauIa Y, 9att 0tB
Waro, Ssete Mrs V, 6sFInet pIr6 aoa, Setter YGte
1imlcu, glauerion Diab GJaj gteners, HtlB None,
Wier mrs Nlarp e, 9iutb Ntrs V3ar7, 9dppe gearp.
9teeie Itrs Sobn {, 5toie iftB Sltn, SGnoets Strs
GltSa 6 s, Sheepe NliB Dora, S6ole gtrs 9eoipla,
Sheficr Mrs u g, Sbombcr9er DtiB Dta9, Strnd'
man Wlr6 Catherine. IiiGtr NtLs SuHa' 3urner gIs
GEO s, Siders 0dB Grtettd, @s'nSterl WtotIa Bar
tdra, @pli Yiarp.
SCrren=9tfe.
8artfnan Capt Ane, Sgbrtno u, Sebr U, SeneI
g, Seprcu z u, Sereer 5, YeGer s 8, StGIholuel
Is u, 9ieie Sobn, 8lamentbnt, Bernard u, Sulden
f~rebetif, Oeltentbaler benrs, @bcrbart Auaut,
9ebte Senrp, Grim Sern0n, @yeeRftein SImoH,
@udenbein u & So, 9uatman 5ohHI @ueremar
Samucl, pale Ybilipp. 9uf Sotn III, 5eneE 2e 4,
Settte Sean, SOFT 5auu, jun, So9enoort e6as,
Sanitu gtlels, Serr Smnes s, Ser 6homds, 8abr
Bolf, Seller Charles Us. S%auffmanu g {, Sauff=
mann & Yieah, 9~oiplaub SiIac, S0uhstmer &SIos,
slulerbad Sobn s. VVppe Brnn8, Suttn Sohn y.
Settler 3aHisl 9, 0iabIer 8, Ytos 6enrp, Dlper6 e
g, Weuie " u, RGsis Dennis, Jto6 gillian s, Roi
@cor9s, Goieubcim O, Sahler h, SalSmGn Yittael
S6loBiteiu Rreb, Snnoer5 3amss y, SGaoe 3btu' p,
5onnenidCin DIR, Strn Il Bro, Soltnnr Remin9r
ton, 98alter 9%oritart, gGdose =. 9aroed, NeRt
Semi, Wtnsmiasr Seui, g8lrtb Geo, NSlernaR :
2Sdltou 6ran5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03

agg- Sob5eits z@eiaenf uub Sc
be. @eitlrn abeno mIroe bonn
rSun9mannerdor" ieinsm 0iitsliebe Srn.
6rieorl6 Ylitt in Ger. 70, @ranbp. StraRe,
gelegentli6 ieiner Germablung Elm mertb.
poaes @eidenf in @eitalt elmer bronsenen
Stueubr iiberreidt unO Elm Stanofen se-
hrndt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03

IEnbslt...... SN. gu. NIuI' AIuI' NVul.
xBetterbsridbt fir 9saibin9ton, Sc, pom 2.
Mprii, Al lbr - Min. Rad,ts.
Thermometer StaRo So &arometer=Stanb 30.14
Der pIhSieQe MSettsrprppbet
BON 0albm9tou beribtet, buB mir heute Dit uno
Suopinr, %beUoItteu 9immel mo nlo8ltderpetle
N{eaen h0iten lpcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
Mrtpuz(icfdnoDerciu.

en- S1o IS eoerttfr.
miro ieber 9iebbGber pom Oiuiit burd pas OrdeRrior,
fir iuelCbCs Sr. Sdle9el erit tiirSlIb ueue g8alScA
nus Oentihlnnh fnmmen 1ieR. ;nirifhennrteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
m- Wan bat quite slutoritdteu

@ Wldn pat quite 2]utorttdteH
fir Die annabme, OaB IN pieiem 3auoe bon il
ieh8 @rpadienen elmer an 9lussebrung itirbt,
uno in Der Shat III bieie Sranfbeit 10 Dor.
berrideub uno 10 t0otlib, oaB man iIe ais Die
9roBe @etBel Der 0teni6beit fiir9tet, uro bod
laien iib in BEN Infan98aabien ale 9uu9ens
leioeu ourd prOmpte Nnueubung BON . t.
.. Sagne'8 8r It l6iemttteI (Ex-
pectorant), melheS Die Quftr6bren itdrft uno
ibre Wunobeit bellt, Gntsiinoung bei>itigt
unb 9enannte I0bren, mie Die 9unge bon alz
len llu~retnigfeiteH idubert, lei9t controliren.
@S tit Elm iibereS Sellmittel se9en Suiten unb
@rfaltung, iuelde, iid ielbit iiberlafen, blu.
fig SungenbeihwerOen mad iih sieben, llnb
es furirt 2uftr6brena =@nt5iinbung miriam,
menn es redtseitig sebraudt unb nad Sors
ld)rttt lor9fdltig genommea mirb. SIS bat
ieinen 8uf ais 6tilmittel iiber siu Siertel>
iabrbunoert hlnOurh %bebanptet, uno penn
Oielentgen, iuelde nit 9unsenleiben ober ir<
9enb lpelden Spmptomen BON 0uftr0brenalt=
@ntsiinoun9 Ober Gn9briiitisfeit beorobt iinO,
0ieles Seilmittel eritcr &laiie iofort ueriuheu,
10 perben lie e5 nte bebaIeru. SIS 1T allers
iDdrtS AZ habeu. (79 81 At II my
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
Pin Der ,,2,rbeuerhduen

an 9 4 Freoeridtr.
1T Dee al9smeiu betiebte ST.. 6leBrp mieoer eir9ez
troifen uHo snt,iitt nun ipieeer ieoen aberb sne 8ut'
lttun orrh ictEe fonliihen Sortrdse; aud cas- tpri9t
ISeriouGi 1T ian bffrdboeheuns men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
SdiHsnahridten.

Der Oampfer ySoliuar," @apt. Gpaus,
fam geitern bon @ilmlngton f. g. g.,
bier al.
Der 9umpier y6alcon," Capt. Saqne,
lief geitern bon -Gbarleton, g.. g., bier
etu.
Ser 0ampfer r@arusoiia," Capt. 9OOper,
lailgte geitern bon Sapannah, GEO., i'm btes
it9en Safen an.
9erDampfer v8m. Grane," Capt. 5uues,
bon Soiton absesarseu, erreifte getsrn I'M
fern Safen.
Der oeutide Oreimaier uDuisburg,"
Capt. s. !6Duges, fam geItern, in Sauait
an @e6riioer S6ninger coniignirt, BON Gots
terbam bier an.
Ser 0ampfer vMarplanb," Gapt. Sobus
ion, iegelte 9etern BON bier mad Gbarlslton /,
S..@., ab.
am IS. Mdr5 ipurbe Die BON 9emarara
bierher befimmte grtgg rSereiita" INTERN
81 Sreiteu> uro SO edHseusraoe ausetrofien.
9as 9diff rSriana," Capt. Collins,
lief am 18. 0tarS bon bier Su Dublin in ST.
Lamb Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
aeg seAs,ebniabri9er 0rfolo.

SIN sabre 1856 murpe Oas jest 10 berIbmte
,Wtutang : Eminent" burf EN- umfangreis
Dies annoneir.S Dtem Dem Yublifum 5uerit
befarnt. Son % al bis sur Gegenpatt bal
Ii1 pis gfadfra9e oarna9 ltetig 9etel9ert, bis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03

Gin g eez9t o NJ a n. ~(gretgniBoo1e Neiie
BON Wien mad @airo.-9ie 6ol9en Der Gee
frautbeit.) Der Serliner yGribiiHe" mirb aus
8leu geldrieben: ySdabe, oaB uniere @iuil-
gerldts 8 Yro5eour 10 menig 6omautif perz
trlgt. Oa babeu mir ellle mun0erid)0ue 9ez
ltll9te ooQ Wonbi9ein, llngliif unD 9iebe,
unO Die bat oas listener 2anoeS9eridt in 81.
pillad)en CUR Sortfiibrung befonmen uno iett
mare es aus nit auer YoeIie, iebt piiroe bic
unangenebmlte Erola ben breiteu 9eerueg Der
@iOilprOSeBorOnung man0eln. wenn ntdt Die
cine Bartei flid)ttg mare uno iomtt Der ueiten
uogenoen Gee, Die ie sutiAen iih uno Die
prolatIten 8ebtS9elebrten gelegt, ronlantii6e
Sttmmun9 IN unier Yro5cB : 6ragment
brdf)te.
Dieiem fir bic flagefibrenoe Bartei freilif
redt n%ngliidli6en ulnltanbe banfen mir Die
f~olgenOe @r,dblung:
ySor etua Smei Sabren waro elmer bier mel
lenoeu @ouuernante nit aoeligem Narnen BON
einem Seelenfdufer bas Angebot gemadt, in
elmer &affeeldenfe in Cairo Elm neues Qebeu
al beginner. OaS Qano Der Y9araouen iibte
aui oaS pbantafeuole @emiitb DeS Wtaodleus
eiren eigenen Gei5. @tne 9fadt lang trGumte
ie BON SbeltSfen unb YDramiDen, Munlien
unO MemnonslGuleu, ibr mars, ais uidte ibr
Der bnnoesf6pil9e Inubis perltdnOniBinnig 3u,
6ieroglgphen tro6en an ben gEdnOen, 0a3u Die
lApere ionnt9e 9uit; es mar Der gauge mar=
aenhalte Quit, NIT Dem Der mpitiiAe Orient
ba elm erregbares @emiitb beriidte. Sas
MGod)en williste ein uno relie nod 3riet.
Sier l9ifite iie iid auf einem ibr be5eidHeten
Sabrsense elm Sas S9iff 9elungte in bic
bobe See; Oas Maoden CAB lia gang bem@es
nulle elmer erIfeu Seefabrt bin, pom 5petten
Gapttdn i'll liebenswirpigiter 8eiie iiber ales
8ifenspcrtbe unterri6tet. Der MOno ergoB
ieinen polen 3auber9lans iiber Die idpauten-
ben U~teeresrpesen, Elm friider 8ino ia9te bic
@olfen uOrbel, wie Suuoe ben fiebeubeu
Grid, unb fiidtige Shatten buihten iiber
oas Yaar, bas unbeaftet bon ben 4noern, li6
trauli6em @eplauOer bingab.
Do ltieg basS eegelpenlt eMpor, baS mau6er
einen beiuolenS 4red Dor Dem
Wteere eingeHDBt: Die Seefranfbeit, oieles ab.
ihenlide, uHOefinirbare unb Inabmeuobare
llebel, oas ben WeuiAen gum momentanen 2et
bensibe.DruB, CUR Serspeifluns tretben fam.
Oa NOR es mieber Der liebeuslpiiro1ge Captain,
,uelde Der iG6uen Sranten ale nur eroeutbare
Sorgfalt uno 8flege 3urpanbte.
Sn @airo btirb bie Dame mebrere Wonate,
bis ls %ertannte, paB Ie = Die pamaltse SIC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
SAuItnrFpu.
I'm Natber'fchen ,,opeonIf

Tas CONNER Semeiter Der r. 3Happ'i
be9iunt beMte, Den 3. Iprtt, Nior9eut
Q lfhr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
! Siir .5uffeu, ertdltuns uur SalsIcisen &C
. SbaTt Sud, S6nupfeu unS

iabriss Rroben iRre gsirlfamtsit bsludbrt baden.
t9ttEeuA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
Stsetter @epbadfund sn ?. Npril

Die I~olgen0eH &emperdturS eObadtnRSsH puroeu
BON 6rn Niram S. Yenrob pom Si9uuI=Amfe ots
aries s.8 epartsmeuts lIr Baltimore 9enatt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
SOrienberi1te.
idtet bon Q{Sm. Tifbcr s. S0bnen

gtr. 81, S0utlltraBe.
Baltimore, Den 2. aprtl, Ibents B n9r.
anq. 8Crl. Ape. g5erI.
tnnT< tIn1l % Hrrt 90 % 2uL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03

~ooht w., IOo W. 10 Vlleu 2Huut l0t
Sdde @uano unb 2 Goui &auimanuspaa
rem, Wtoroecal & Co., asenten; 2 90 ssh;
man, VDro & Co.; 100 Coli &aufmanns:
,paaren, IL ,oo05uB Nuebols fir perldieoent
Yerlonen;
Der 9ampfsr uaoefaioe" BON Norfolf: I
Salen S%aumnole, @ebriiber 2pou; 4 DO,
U. .. Wtceeoo & Co.; l 90, q. .. Nc.
3eoo & Co.; 1 DO, 8. y. Npbinion & So.
l6 @out &anfMannspaaren, @ilion, Burns
& &c.; 4 DO, @u9Jenbeimer, Gone & Co.;
DO, Senftns, Staglor & Co.; 80 Coli Slide.
Wbeobee & OidinioH; psrl6ieDene @oli fir
oluerie Yerionen.
Der 0ampfer uSranffurt," Capt.
Sarre, trttt beute Nadmtttag YMnft 2 uhr
letHe Rildrelle nod Bremen an. 9r. Sauz
ger, Der befannte erite Susenieur oeS Hionier=
0ampfsrs Baltimore" %befiuoet itd in sleit
der @tSenfhaft ani BEN 0ampfsr n6ranf;
furt."
Die 0ampier Der Sapanuab-9ini E
fperoen pom Iett ab w06entlih Spei Otal,
Hamlld wtittmods uuoS onnabeno, Don bier
ab9eben. Der beoeuteuo suuebmenDe Sans
oslS.Serfebr nit benz Sioen nlabt bieie
WtaBregel notbwenbis.
Sor SunbeS.@ 0 NJ m / Dir RogerS
itanS seitsrn Der Sdwarse 6ranf SobniOn
inter Der Sesihtisuns, Warlanne 9ronep
IN Yer. 80, gtem @burfltr., eineu fall1en
30 Sents'S hein aufsebdnst gu baben. @r
puroe, Do er bic gefOrberte Biirgi9aft bon
$4,000 nidt iteaen touute, bis Gonna benb
snm f%srneren Serb6te einseitedt. Cine balbe
Sturoe porber, ebe Sobnion ite aniiibrte,
bate Die &ldgerin BON elmer anoeren Yerion
elnen dbnlideu SAein sinsenommeu.
gSegen 3ertr ii nj m erns elmer Stras
Benlaterne nerbaitet, beSablte Sobaun @iuter
Den Sbaoen uno murae enttaiien.
MiBbanbluuseu umS Sbatli6.
feiten.-W aibington Satellite, ipesen an
seidnloi9ter MiBbanolung Der Wartba q.
Nanlp Dor &idter Garlop ssfibrt, lab id
gebufs oes Criminal erfabreus hrs sc.
fdngniB beorbert.
Oteb # a } | {. = YoliSiit Silbebrauo
nabm Montag 4berb Die Neserln Tanuy
groofs auf Die 4ntlase, Der Sautfarb'@enols
fin Gannp DauiS in SIR. IS, Glib Spring.
CITRATE, 8leiounssitiife i'm @ertbe bon 81
eutpenoet gu baben, fet. @eitern friib man<
oerte Die anseflagte mad einem Yerh0re Dor
Ridter Sarlow i'll unteriufungs Setpabr-
jam.
C.ne 9 habeneriasflas bat al=
freo Adams 9egen bic uBaltimors.S Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03

Ce!utlEUpao 6Hr UHge Dellattet. Cte ~
t%beili9un9 mar cine iebr sablreide. 81
aeidenbetatter pr. 3. g. 9ouanoer bait
Die Inoronung bes Qeidensuges iibernonl
men. Die nSaltimorer @itg : 2oge Scr. 81
u. .. .. g." Die rWaibiugton .2oae Be
S%reimaurer" uno Der ySilotie. 8unb" warel
Ourd Oelegationen nsrtreten. Som .6iloile
SuEoe" maren Erdi. Seihtmann. Stce. Bral
Men9ebauer, Ger. Yrieieriabn uno bic S6
8alter, .. Salsig, $. Beil, 8. Surg I'M
In9nlt Weilspp anmeieno (oer Sernorben
gebOrte ium Sermaltungsratbe bes Bunoes)
Ils Vabrtudtrdger fungirtel folsenoe Wit
glieoer Der 9%enannten vSbo SELDOM 9oae
8. 9. OapiS, s. IS. 9oof; %. 6. 8rom
Mug, g.. q. Neeb, 6. 6. Blair I'm q
GroBeau. @m @rabe no0Sogen bic S9. s
9aplor, &aplan, mno @. y. Smaa, Wtar
ldau oieisr soss, ben 8ssroisanss.& itus De-
nSbo,6eQows."
Der SerItorbene murbe am 90. Septembel
1928 in Berlin seboren, fam i'm Sabre 1884,
IN Jtem=S Orleans an lIno mohnte ieit 1849 il
Baltimore. ST mar i'm @ei9afts., wie in
Bamllienleben elm adtunssmertber Gbarafter
aeidt lei linn b1e grbe!
Sob eines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= @eltern farb Der befannte Y%oraeaau,paa,
renbdnoler Gus. 5etnri9 Tfau aus gadier
i'm Utter BON AZ Sabren unb 6 Wouaten. ieit
mebr, ais 20 Sabren Biirser pom Baltimore,
Der Gertorbene mar Wtitglieo Der ,&5nia
Daptbs>2Ose Scr. SO" Der Greimaurer II. SeI
vSbo SelOwS;" cine Witt,pe uno 6 &inbel
betrauern ieinen friiben Sob.
. r. Sutton rediviyus. (De,
american" iuesen Sniurie perflaat.) -De,
geiriae Nadmittass american3 briuat 81,
Wteloun9, oaB Morgens Sherif Rare BIZ
@isner bes Blattes, 0bs. s. Sutton uuo U,
&. 6ulton, in Sorm 3ehtens 0orlno, un am
srueiten Monta9e i'm Mpril Dor Dem Supe.
riors@ eridte 5u eridemen uno iia auf cine
bon benz @bru. Or. 2oreuso .. 6uion aeaeu
fe anbdnsi9 seMadte SniIrienflaae sa Der.
antworten. us 4ouotat oes Gidqers, Der
aud nm ben S0rlaounssbeiebf BERN Glert
bcs Superior @eriatss, 5rn. Nobinlou,
nahlud.e, wiro Or. Samnel SnOmben Qe.
rannt. = Ser samnican" beslsitet bic Mit>
tbellung iiber bic 9e9en ieine gtgner anbanaiq
gemadte &lase nit Der Mnbentuna, bah man
oaourd nur be firdblihe unterfnhuna qeqen
2r. 6nifcn an bstinfuisn seoenfe mo be.
Aaaplst, IN oG Sl.breaana eet 3aaolHnseg
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betrdgt, Die 2abungen llngere1net, $788, OOO
ampen@@rp1oto n. - Oils gefttr
4beno II ubr Der Utatsrlallt &. Niler il
Nr. 376, Yennipluania : Auenue, cine bren
nenoe 2ampe nit &oblen0l 5u fiiuen ueriudte
BART oieielbe, uno ihr umberfie9enOer bren
member Snbalt ieete bas 9ofal IN Srano. 6
9lidie benz BoliSiiten Sterliug, Der Slammeu
ebe ie sr0Beren SAaoen anriAten fonnten
Serr 81 peroen.
Il d E. = Gem IN Nr. SIG, Sio
&barlesi IT,, mobubaften Inbreas 8roo pur
ben 9eltern Abeno auf 2Dcuit.Yoint ourd5 eli
lbmeres @iieuitad, bas auf i'm fiel, beto
SiiBe Serquetidt.
= 9eltern Nahmittag Is nbr itiir3te be
Is Sabre alte Sames @bite nus benz pierte1
Stode beS Segelbooeus Don Wil6urn & Ofc
See in Nr. "A, 9isbtiraBe, burd bic 5inter
tbiire anf's Srottor, fam auf ieine SiBe 81
iteben uno erlitt auber einisen Queti9unser
feline beoentliben Serlebunsen. Wan ldafft,
i'm mad ieinerW obnuns in Nr.2, Columbia.
StraBe.
@rinbung elmer 8aumwolI
b1r - Ginem Sffeutltden, au1 pcn une
mitgetbeilten AIfruie 5uiolge fanb geftern i'm
Sobns 9opfins'iden Marmorsebduoe sri.
alto" auf Der Gde Der Secono, uuo SoQioan.
itraBe cine Seriammlun9 bon I'M 8aummoa=
banbel betbeiligten Yerionen tatt. Die Ser.
iammlung REF 5r. Sanles u. @arp sur Orb
nung, melher 9rn. SEQ. y. 2ifanp gum
SorFeenoen, Srn. Samss q. Yens gum
S9riftfibrer uoridlns; 8eioe wuroeu fir Die
beIreienben Aemter sewahlt. DerSorfser en-
fldrte, man babe in ieiner Mbrpeienbett Die
S%erlammlung einberufen, tpes6alb er elnen
Der anweienoeu Serrsn eriudte, ben l3wed Der
3ulammenfnnft naber 81 %erldutern. 9r.
garp erbob fla uno iagte, man wole cine
Vanmmouborle grinben, no &dufer uno
Serfauier fid treffen uno ibre Mniihten aus,
taulten fOnnell, mas bic @ei1Gfte melentli1
erleidtern Wiiroe; imSinblide amf bic aeringe
8stbeiliguna ratbe r sur Yeridiebuns Der
Contributing bis sur ndhiten DISCRIMINATING;
e%initpeilen f0lne man einem Dreier, onlite,
bas einen Organizations gntmurf ausarbeis
ten lolte, bic Angelegen6eit iiberseben. Sr.
=. .. @aitber beantra9te, baB oas Gomtte
aus 5pei Baummol-S pinuern, 3mei Yauut-
wol.Soai9natdren uno 5nei Saummoae Gen.
lalen behehe; mai nahm Den Mntrag an mo
tiigte bieieit i,dS nod eineaB aummolls GbstSr
biu5a, Der Toriiser eraannte Die 93, So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

ISAAC p. WALKER.-Isaac P. Walker,
United States senator from Wisconsin In
1854, died suddenly, Of apoplexy, in DiiIwau-
kie on Friday night, March 90. He was
about sixty years Of age. Mr.. Walker was a
native of Virginia. He emigrated early in
life to the State Of Illinois, where he prac-
ticcd law for many years, and served some
time in the Legislature. He removed years
since to Wisconsin, was elected a member of
the Territorial Legislature, and elected
Speaker of che lower House. In 1913, the
first after the admission as a State into the
Union, Mr.. Walker, with General Dodge,
was elected to the Senate of the United States,
and drawing by lot the shortest term of CLASH
ticatlon in the Senate, Mr.. Walker the next
year fell back upon his constituents. and was
reelected for six years, his term expiring in
1855. He was person of fine appearance,
something about the medium height, inclined
to be stout, with florid complexion and u
pair of handsome black whiskers. Mr.. Walker
was a clever speaker, very earnest in his
manner, and never wearying in behalf Of any
project calculated to develop the resources
of Wisconsin and al the new States of the
West. lie was distinguished as the especial
champion in the Senate Of the Homestead
bill. and was equally the advocate of all land
grants for western railroads, and all harbor
and river improvements. He took early
ground against the frec-soilers of his State
and in favor Of the compromise OF 1850
NC,D York Herald.
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THIRST GRAND INDUSTRIAL EXPO-
sITION OF LOUISIANA.

THE SOUTHWESTERN EXPOSITION AsSO-
CATION, Of New Orleans, La, will inaugurate the
cutcrprlse for which their immense new huding
has been erected in the business portion of the city,
nv n GRAND INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION OF
PRODUCTS, AND ARTS.
commencing WEDNESDAY,, May /, 1872, and COLI
tinuing until WEDNESDAY, May 70, 1872, EVERY
DAY Sundays exccptedl from O'Clock A. NJ. to 10
o'clock T. NJ.
Open to receive Goods, April Is, ls72. Open to the
public from May ] to May 90. 1872.
Ampie preparations have bceI tiadc for the exhi-
btlon of Machinery In operaion for the display OF
Manufactures Products, and Works Of Art: and for
the convenience of exhibitors and visitors.
No effort or expense will be spared to mike this
the LARG EST AND MOST SATISFACTORY EN-
HIBlTION ever held In the South.
Our building Is located In the centre Of The city
Il Is of immense size; 1t fronts two Of the pin-
cipal business streets Of the city tSt. Charles and
Carondelet), and is perfect in It's arrangements for
the purpose
The Exhibition will be held In the most delight
full and heathful season Of the year in this section.
1t will be open both DAY and NIGHT, and Is Ger
tain to attract large attendance.
To the people Of the South and all interested In
her Industrial development this Exposition offers an
opportunity never before presented of seeing col
lected in one mammoth building a GRAND and
COMPLE TE DISPLAY of all kinds Of MACHINE
ny and IMPLEMENTS. HOUSE-FURNISHINGi
GOODS, TEXTILE FABRICS, PAINTINGS,
STATUARY, &C.
The Managers, as above stated will spare neither
expense or labor to render this Exposition both i'll
tcrcsting and valuable to Ill classes Of the
nifty, and therefore urgently invite a to visit 1t.
THE SOUTHWESTERN
EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION,
ana New Orleans, La.
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Another Republican paper deserts the dy-
ing dynasty. The st. Paul Dispatch, the most
respectable and ablest Republican paper in
Minnesota, bids Grant a long farewell, goes
in for the Cincinnati Convention, and hur-
rahs for Trumbull as the next President.
Gradingzon the Northern Pacific railroad
is completed from the east to seventy miles
west Of the Minnesota line; r.lis and equip.
ment for the road to Missouri river are pllr.
chased, and also for two hundred miles on
the Pacific end. 80 -, w
Two coal-oil stills exploded at the works
of j. L. Stewart, On the Schuylkiil, ut Glib
sons Point, Pa, Monday, and $40, 600 worth
of oil and other property was destroyed.
Insurance $26, $50. 3 a "a, y. 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

Cry VS.. COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of the proposed removal of the capital OF
Pennsylvania from Harrisburg to PhiladcI-
phia, the Post Of the latter city says that
with her three-quarters of a million of in
hahitants, representing the highest type of
civilization in the country, Philadelphia has
usually the weakest delegation in the LegiS-
ature Of any in the State" and it contends
that its delegations would he greatly i'm
proved off Philadelphia was brought face
to face with her representatives every day,
rs would be the case with the capital in
her midst" Incidentally the Post indi-
Gates one of the reasons Of the infcriority
of these legislators by contrasting the at
fractions of Philadelphia rs q place OF
residence with the discomfort of win
ter sojourn Mt Harrisburg. A similar COM
plant has been heard from other States whose
capital towns are open to similar criticism.
Massachusetts is, we believe, the only State
whose Legislature asSemblesat its metropolis
capital, under the eye of the metropolitan
press, and within the influence Of the more
enlarged views and broader sentiments
which there obtain. why not Virginia =
The inferiority Of representatives Of large
cities, however, In their legislatures, as COM
pared with country members, results more
from the low state of politics in cities than
in the country. Rural districts will send
their best men to represent them, generally,
the honest people governing in the matter,
but III the large cities too often the scamps
take possession Of the whole political ma
chine and corTuptly nominate and send some
of their own sort to the Legislature, to the
chagriD and disadvantage of the community.
Certainly the more important the district
represented, the more commanding should
lie its egation.-Bdltimore SUM-
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4 TRICK OF LEGIsLAT1oN-THE TOBACCO
MEN INDIGNANT.--Louisu April 1.-The
tobacco men and members of the Lcgisla-
ture of this city and some of the tobacco
growing counties arc excited and indignant
at the resolution against uniform tax on
manufactured tobacco, introduced into the
Kentucky Legislature by Mr.. Casey, of Gov.
inTon, on the eve of adjournment and
passed, being only read by title.
They say the resolution was introduced
after an agreement that 10 more new bust
ness should be entertained, and voted for
under the impression that it was in favor of
uniform tax, and when read and the M
tllre of the resolution discovered it was too
late to recall the action, as the Governor had
signed the resolution and given out the copy.
The members in Louisville of the Kentucky
Senate and House to-day sent telegram to
Hon. James B. Beck, at Washington, making
the above statements, and declaring that the
resolution was trick and deception, intend
ed to influence the Committee of Ways and
Means through Mr.. Beck, and warned him
(Mr. Beck) not to be miSlcd.