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New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
sAryEpAy, Oct. PIP. n.

The general trade of the city during tho week.
der easy money the better p Of y and the renewal
Of tie block IN Exchanges en above tho s amount
Cotton strong the opening Of tie week bretsr rag unset
d yarscns Groceries hive eea sry active and values
bar, ruled whOn, material change ia either direction COssa
was in the direction Of lower prices sasr the opea-
ing consequent upon the hre recdps and the continually
increasing stocks te p~s Business large both IN the hHe o.
".ots- and o tue Latter covering 1890 bales
and 2o beA Tse receipts Of the week amounted to
1925 bales against Ts lis, week. Gs the peIoas week and
81 9 ending Sept a. The total ct 50 al the ports
dne Sept 3s e9 Bis ia1ese st Of loit1
bales Tie exnor week J?4 bales AMI ne cks
hand ls9 IA bales ss yes accumulation Of 1855
tales The tho STATE eics STVed to somewhat
goods and badness hs therefore been reueed
scale trade dnTne hoHer the cool weather
approaches smaller doing Ah'ias sle also The
demand for goo. has been limited but w'olea have
been In more spirited request done oen gSO1s being
| small.
In Wa, the 6 part Of characterized By Shih Of
excitement and activity incident Monday Of Eve
millions of gold bs Ee TrNur Ind the paEsisse Of
an equal amount Of hve-tSeniies. Up to this nme
| nosey hd ruled at exorbitaat rates, and gold had
heen made delivery tb day bod
been erac ofa 5csg soHee dsDsr~Hs sIeaHxs.
and striking blow Ta4 With es o. sreiosAHng
,h cs on OF anrs tbs Treasury DeDtaen, sdnsed to ooiE
e above Hns s ba'a' of hs goA to d.go'i the
euoney pay sran national bankS ee be Gsoi
m the benefit the commercial classes Under npue soeAs be-
c,a. ,troag active buoyant noted further Gold
v..,ep.d po.na or more. Sterling became aetve
and higher bOp strengthened ami money easier aud In
ad e whole financial condition Of saars assumed more cheerful
phase The drawbacs hs Treasury performance ws found In
The eahy condition sheels Me neied operation
hsame Known to b1kes and raos VITO ~ere
,,., bene6el by saL ege u LEAD to the suspicion a'
the proceeds VI heh hnae nreeaS ope~'"o
x,se .ppe TO the pe,dng political Money by Me middle %
u. ue-k be.ne easy and almost nominal rates. oaS beng
made a, low as aud per cent, though w must eau the
a., ,. seven for ordinary Stock Banss collateral rse
bpl, have been put shape by this operation a. neeea W ns
h,rt r,,u below With IN tho current STOCK speuiNnon
h b Of the market arc Qe ke uag their Utmost enieaSrs 70
l..o moasy as easy possible 0 oeael At i' on Monday morn
,,g .gn,, la on last satir morning. aai III " The close ss'aAY
night AMI declined l2i reacted again ls on he Ae' Al"
80, Of sterling 10 tho ham~la,e neshorhoi OF the point
| ,,A e,. can b. osr.f,el at pr1at The rise Of one
, a, a. DIT COS. A s 9l.ia.s sa.s OF tieaai y toe banl
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

~, u, Mar, r,o,,. D r C.,emert Mrs Css.mee m. gsrss
M +, r:s il.,;: s;'s Nv sI B.
,Iss S 81 s. si..: % ..s N I s:'s.:i Mae.
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Mn Rds,: ~ .'s sI s H. H sens. sss; p;,ss %s
s.a. . H. 1ssa % h.a si'ha1s st issss
:ss S s NJ sssi 1a as $ Del Ss.s. nd VIE Mis-
ii BsojsriS L. " H.assM @ oS. Hear! A,eu,.
% s sP T .s l. Rf % p.o sS s Mr. ss M As.
Moran Miss Mar l. wgs M label, Judge i M B1n 9,., IS
1s 1sa l. PieIcs r. Mr. uassf b;Id:o. Jaf5
c%a,. s9sss Ee:s. ss:. ~ :s'R1f' b.! @ ga ''
fs'ss = i:S = If, Ss:s.:.
N; s.s FiJs IL .s5 % y a S's E s a
FOX BRBsRs saisI's And soUfHisTos Oct
fGIlRa Mn aS.a @if Miss si:s %s. Hs ,:a h@
SS @ %:nss s s.ss DH .s ea i ID 9'i n
fss M Scs sos s vi Hale
land Mr. 4 xSn N.Y. s..S Ssi' " IS. s:nss a s
seSsSs F;1 s.l bs.s Sss s Mr. Z Boz a.ss
Shs. H,.s5A Las.th.l Nj. Ts.sss; ss.si., o p-c
Nj.
shewaa and W. Orr H. n.ui M A. rAP P Psu,s NJ s r.
Pitts Miss Ps, Mira H. VI. Goodrich -,
FOR SAN PRAECISCOI seasshtp He,rr Ohdrhoev Oct H.
stany L. Plss NJ Pl,tt W. W. Cras Mrs u ssesh
as... '' "a @ u s .Hs
SAWYER MAJ Preenha George W. Rea Nichols and wife Paek
Barret, Mr. Prince and infant John Frazer O. Csg and w
Nils. L. CosIe. Henry Tha H. Brewer wife and e6l9 h19oi n
Brewer Tomlinson VIM. ODonoghue. Thomas ~ Ioo
Oonin, hr L. csdy Miss + CadI s. p & Ps%sss Me- saa
MoOsde sud daughter Esther Dale Ced Brows Gyan n
son and tive Mira Eleanor Dsmpny and three children
P,s.oser,-J A. MoSe w. A. ChAetos, ara Wise, Capt hAh
bun Papande Daniel MOyliaEs Cap. D.ye, NM ass and
Eve chlirs Jsmes Bosnd PA. Shook CushnAn and VIE
FOR sAVAsNAH-Ls steam.ats San sai,Sior Oct " z
hear.on A. r. Bsardnsn Mrs NJ A. Bird and daughter MIS-
n,rs Nm Je,nie wallace Mrs l. Cisle Mrs B. Davis Mrs
Goebe asd sar NJ. Newly Louis Robbins hhs El hng
Merer IT, Perkins o. Morton. Mrs Theussson hrs W. a
Mercer a Miss Angel fonge MIS- ~ seaasss
and daughter Joseph Dwyer. Evans , u; es1nf a. ~
Thonpso, Mules Thompson Arthur Bhoia Sssnon a a. & @
bo G Donleg A. T. Cunnghan, infant two chian nI
Mrs Lampoy and John hare, H. Haynes ms ~ T.r r.
M,s R,ot Miss Mohea Mono H. " ieoPes' r.
NJ Lypch, Miss p. Swsr, o. T. Terry ~. n
| FOR SAVANyAH-In steamship Huhtsvnk, Oct
ohS and child J. b. Dswkns Mrs Meyers, nurss sna cha h
T.yIar George Wbesdes W. Cutting Mrs Cutting Mrs D. Merr
IA nd cb1 Charles H. Wilson and lady Miss O. Gossn Georg '"
Wsb l.dy and two children Brd H. Steams, H. IL bhsp
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LvERPooLI' ',sn:s'o Ady.as oSh M:,l, NA Na;
s::F: E n N: % il1 Es f. H.S
k eii S.n S.o Mig S,. M;s. s
1.''r anlo' King g'';q.' L.ss.; r.. 7sG he: 4
SspSs1 ss,.1 MI James H.s..S" Mr. ccnsss
jas ss Miss Jul. ThSnpseH MS. sGo's
Fas ;os.!s Dr. as. g. sial' X Ba s ss MI. Bs..s
S s,nG GRANT sT Mt. Grant, RaS' Fs'sR
.S, ind W sT' ssc. :soa Mrs. M saos s' s sarah jane
@ Sa Mr. DOW T,u1 6oar r.. NJ; b;, wir.I. p
Sll.S. T. Could iI' ssf s+ HfTs S
Ass a,S91ss ,11 b. Mis-. Il wn Mis- jacobs. Mr. HeSo oo
Alfred De1etcaI J. Cre,xOh. g. mhsea W Lessor )! Mae lac
&C.; s;:i se.'s, ss G 1., S:. r.: % ~:
~ ~ Tg: H'; %.. ..Es %sS!; " ssils. NJ
gS E., S..s NJ A.. S.
S,dP M IT, TrfSis aSS;ds ss jSa TIss' Ms II
NJ. Mi a .ss ..l.s & ssS'f r.'o e j.
s I5s; .t1 S dsIs. 4 Sss Fred: a s''Sa;; s:s
Albert lady and daughter W Gbse1 sna S "a
fss1:'a Ess Geo if Ra Rt WaSh D. Biysy ga
Robinson Samuel Gilbert a; a. G he1 " Il P.e.nhs H. p Alder.
;x ss'il:.a e a BSsa , 4 jSS. sSn%d' ~ w B.
ssssssD Ms vi PAM e. Pifas M sg M
SsSO a1sS ssd GsSIs' "a M,. Gur. ssc and Miss
StIsorn y9n William ,ISS RsS P.H aSs Bonaa i Philip Ksy
sDd lady e. W Bou7e, A. O. Boqye. Mis- ,I Geraldine Mc'
Butts Mr. X. Esriley and infant, the Rev. James mo
K.nps Samuel Hutchinson and lady, Prof G. +. Hnnes'
LADY aud child H. McIlAn. Mrs Sege Ms IL HAMS & %s !.
To;ten Mr Waleo children, and tso nuesi MIS- Laura
seis Daniel CaIn ady and daughter hTs CO%@n, a y. . T.
WIN RObesOa Dr. A L3dsy M Charles t,Ddlsy; M Ny K ..
vim The Rev James NJ Ruthe ThaeEeray Anhots Hupon
VIM B Iot Hutton Pred de CspPe ady ana n,d ser
BwArd d. McCarhY, the Rev bdSn r.
jude g. Gilman W. Lewis wilsI NJ LeS JossPn GqIf'
seyl.. Iapgon George H. Chlckeng Mira Chiekefnf ms D. "a
Wilcox H. War and lady Mrs. Z. W. Pray VIM y hasA sa
ady jobs Wilder lady child and nurse hr. . nS lame,
Ssce Aug Rnskopf John II. Appleton, VIM nosAha
B1ldSn Bernard Duggsn, George Hodges Nus d ps1 II p
D. T. Mum, simon s'eEne, hdJ' ean ana nai'S . "e -
will - . ,, ~. ~, n PIIsn B.,ns Al.
- NJ Iniss NAV J. r. and family Elizabeth BE ker h
b.ta scbsfner scsssp, X Deuns and wife Ch.s ooTa NJ
Prnsr Geo Baes Cath Unger and ehh b. afal nl pn ,,I
Harrison ard SON A. Cote sDd family Mt Beehs " fe s
I5nigen and fsn Mr.. Oroscs Mr.. Beer Mr. Hahnen OAI
lafos, n Sehnmseber H. Luhmsnn, H. r. Ssck-
never Dr. O. Mohring Leopoh Re1ibe Bmma MAR a. hv IA n
Ros, Fex Heprhoh wife, O. Clauson, H. BRADY M None
hansen Walsh Mr. Derby and others second cabin anu sees
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
CRIMINAL HORRORS.
TWO PROBABLE MURDERS AT BROOKLYN.

TWO PROBABLE MURDERS AT BROOKLYN.
A probably fatal stabbing affray occurred IN
tho Second Precinct Brooklyn, yesterday morning.
Shortly before nOou Edward Hart aud George Rogers
fought in front OF the dwelling OF George NJ Attken at
No I74 Gold-st, and finally Rogers drew an oyster
knife from hs pocket and stabbed Hart four meA One
Of the wounds WA in the abdomen, and two inches
long and one inch deep. The wounded man was re-
moved TO the resdence Of his father at No Sl5 Paraye,
where his injuries were dressed By doctor, who pro-
nounced them fatal Rogers attempted to escape,
but was capturcd by officers Of the Second Precinct
Aitken his fatherin-aw, also arrested as wit
ness and was subsequently admitted TO bail The afray
orfeinated a dispute regarding sister " Rogerss
with whom Hart living in adultery. Both men were
under the influence Of liquor at the time Of the en-
counter.
Mrs Van syel1e, age IS, wealthy lady, residing at
Uepryst and LOvelaDe Brooklyn, died there Satur-
day evoDipg alleged effects Of poisoning by
senic drank IN cup OF tea. Mrs. Van sycke was the
xtfe OF John Van syckle, butcher doing business at
Columbia and Dougty-sts ana owned considerable val
liable real estate IN her own name. On Thursday last
sbe returned 10 her home from HewYork City. where
sbe had been shopping and asked for cup OF tea,
,h,cb was brought to her by q domestic She drank
oton Of IT, and then went strs 70 hcr Foon where
She was seized with vomiting while removing her travel
ndress As she continued TO grow worse Dr. Crane OF
M ies Clinton It. was summoned, and, after con-
sultation with other physicians no announced
the fact that the lady's sickness was caused
Inv arsenic. Various aDtidOtes were adlnnisered Dlt
the lady died at IssO Saturday evening" Inc remain
, norton Of the tea was taken 10 chemist az Gates
"a CIcy,nont-ayes and there analyzod This resulted
A. ~ discovery of snail quantity OF arsenoa deposit,
ob was handed over D. ths Coroner Tho lady leaves
tor small children. no arrests have yet been h'us'
although two persons living In the same mousse are
strongly suspected BY the police The huSoaho Is sa
20 be absolute. Consiicrabic indignation Is e@0SS'H
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

fErgsnd fhary and s los Of aTJ Herns DE- b,s.
sissised ne frnes sod esss ne II srasss 10 -
shr ssss for sterling 1885, for long bills ssa si dussl
bills psieusy view u the early ash Largo ,f
desonnstens und e large Trssav bayss and higher
prices noted all The rA snail voluns
ssuhers besa a railroad xssl
request
Brosags presented noisy ssss. vsAs
tina. during week. although has been uns,a; oscansx
ieep slve eIdenest eagreerod anvobs eonas
the bsnk and the rsry developed ps s TrssaU Dspsrost
II noticeable fact tina. daring ali he period d sodve We
lnpresios made ihe market esupssVey Light and be
easily understood therefore, vhss As Treasury is
bends sad selling eqss smouss Of r'h esBdisess
poe nesr sad esder poaaos why
rsspoase Of the stock market dedh The vasss pns
ranged pos hssgh tse nartst
scusn The advance o Pacae Mail attracted gess
sesass reported Consolidation with Asss Mall sad
stimulating upward In al three stocks Aasde Ha
however, snes advancing about four cent 70 2 fell bsK
recovering only slightly the while Panama sdvlsc say
pcr i4si The hse In The other shares fros V
per cent tie dealings being most important sorhUest
NewYork Central, Lake Shore Rock fdAsd ohios, snk
Western uuisa- Wabash advanced early week. Do
cined later, the repsrsI isdspodsos < Dsnis Drew
The smsle advance UnsaPsdfo and Hss Bie.
thsask tse latter manifested cosass strength elss
prices ssd,ned uP materially Pacific Mai ei the marie, thoussss
the ansaous during the week reshsg nearly ass<
A0usnd shares and formed todsy tie spedi carl. eaax
from "a to s he best price reached Ia, s sr ds The can.
sieck ed has bees worth oonderss Of half cent
lar indicating demAad from seera nothing ssa
the The market sr,ei OF this nonnI sns
directly amer made ghi yielding In few bai again eoorsred
sOug up tho oss ~hos vsu
The oeup0asfe tables below. bsA
weekly daily oopless showing Of the narte. Tie
decidedly bulsh feeling ssd with e9nnaaHon ne
present oOshon Of Affairs brilliant speculative career 10 anaspst
Tho spens highest lowest and closing PhOe stocks f
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
DEPARrURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, ooT. H.
No Steamship Malls
TUESDAY. OCT. Is
WEDNESDAY. Der. l6

WEDNESDAY. Ocr l6
and Liverpool steamship
Eevada close IL NJ Supplementary Mail Pier No 90 N.
4 IA closed az so D. IN Steamship sails At D. ~.
A Pusian Closed Nal u sent bV this line.
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid Wb
double POSTAGE
Ms for HAEana steamship City Of Hsvans close n
Steamship sails at , p. M from Pier No. N. X
Halifax s.. closed At the EewYsrk Pest Once eveJ
THURSDAY At O'Clock Steamship sss IRON Porasd No.
Friday, at g p
Lei,ss postage e West Indies creep, when gng v
Ia 10 eeuis which prepaid
THUhSDAi. OCT. IT,
PlynOuh CheTbOurg and Hamburg
styp Cmbra close II Supplementary Mail Pier of
Thirst HOboken closed at Steamship At from
not Of Third-st HOboken
IAN Letters ospOd Supplementary Mails prepaid
double pOsaRel -
Mails for Hssau P HAvaus and the West Indies by he steamship
Mifsou close at Supplementary Mail on Pier No. 4
Eor,b River IL closed at $50 D. Steamship sails al y.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
b. day'. business at the U. $. sob-Treasury v.si
eu Exchange closed quiet and strong at the sO"os eueu'

TIE week closes easy condition OF monetary ss and though
companies the rsies pu per cent jet erok
requirements and cent from day TO day We
quoe prime paper 10 to u cent Tie bank ssiees
very favorable Affair." rejecting in the heavy increase in gold and
legal tende1s Treasury gVu above As resai
of The weeis make net gain Of S3l%%o
which raises them above the Iegs s35r5 they having bses
daced 579 limit last week The eo!n move
.u Of the Of S6O00 acoan, Of
Treasury direct sales sd S232 account Of coin
interest," the receipts being s22 The following hOWs
the sudtoa of the NewYork banks uLGerneRdoned
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
pASSFNGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvPRPOOi-In steamship Oeoant Oct l2G Todd Mrs
Todd Abide Msry Todd Master Todd G. Haght M
IIsib Beldea Mr. Belen L. Belden Miss NJ Bedeu
Ioagee A. Pitch NJ wnsow Miss Winslow and maid Mr
Cf w. Mckee Ra Mckee Capt. L. Stevens Mrs Stevens
MIS- ktty stevens Miss d. Stevens Miss A. Brown, d. kai
Mrs Mshs r. Dodge, g. Num- A. Aeirod Mrs Bmmepon. Miss
nedy O. Livingston j. B. Tboms, Mira Thoms hs Patterson, Miss
patterson r. M Dryse g. Haus Fowler IIager Mrs la
ar r. vi Cook W. Harris aud wife Master d. M IiAIhs Master
INNS Miss r. Miller H. Gross Gen W. Holman aud wife Mrs and
Mis- Renee Barney Miss NJ Barney, Mrs H. NJ, Clark
n Core ghter and seAnts j. o. Garside, W. Allen W.
Oglen Lee w. Blnn aud family Rev. Pey01 Harrison, hs Kate
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
Coleman peusdIcs, elo.ng quotation. .tt,. n. rere.

Gold quiet bat n With alternate saIes a I2i sDd iz
leading rates being and psr for carrying 10 fat lower iore
prevesd by expectation quarters that viii
exported before long ss
The Assistant Treasurer paid oats os ece
I'm coin Interest and days business s~
Gold Exchange follows; Gold cleared s7l5 oo goi
baanoes currency balances S22ls23 The following
t.sou nans.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
vtNt.TuRE ALMANAC.

Sub u,s,.... 6.l0 sun 3'2I ioon te''''''' ''''
s,sH WATER DAv-A -
5.43 lCoys 6l9 Hell Gate FerrJ'' S;eS
< HisH wA.RH THIS DAN-P. "a,
Cd rool 49, eOs Gov, Island Hell Gate FerrT s;Jl
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
THE COURTS.
DFCISIONS-OCT. u.
CALRNDARS-THIi DAT.

Supreme Court-Chambers-B Judge IngI Iaham;-
GeahL-Moisa granted Tech es el sgt snu1 e' IL
Msess grated
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsT CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SdLs o. GorrrnDenf bond<
g. 52y Cos ,b3...gas so L. $50 Reg 6J, a...ult
1909 U Ss2s Cou 4....flSat 500 Reg S.....ui
fSO0U g. $50 '0s..I6 so q. b. sac Goa ~ Sn..i
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

The saAoue table shows ne hs ssd lowest piees fer sstvo
sss&s dated bonds aad gold daring Ne week, a. well as
assi.g quotations Of each a dStes unda neohosed
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
And the following for city hank .,
oFerea As.ca

moderate business done In nisd i'res s' vel 's'
prices Ceusal Paacs sold s2 uaOa fEsis ssi LAID oT''
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14


1874. .New-Jersey Lighterafe C%
sgt. Stesmtug x. Levy.
It's. .McGlens agt Steamer Arge
IOg. Phillips sgt. Steamboat AnnA
and Carrie.
laT. Folsom sgt Williams.
n.-vAs Bsysr. J.-0pens At
m.
$40. .Joder ast. Kspp.
932. Terry agt Marin.
934i Phillips agt Wolf
942. .Leger sgt. Wolf.
p44. Hume agt. Pathan.
e46. Williams agt. 11lieu-
$50. Mitchell art. Middleton.
953. Howell ct al. sgt Tucker.
$50. Archer AIT. Rucy.
956. .Clsfib et al. sgt. Hlrschfoh
and eno,
u l0a. m.-Cslendsr called Al IL n.
lOe. Brooks ct al. att White ct al
l09. Same agt Same.
l24. Marks ct Al. agt. Altman.
l25. .Newborg sgt. Priehhng.
l28. Hyde agt- Simpson.
I3T. .Colweu ei al agt Dcd et q.
80. The TredgAr Cs. akt The 81
Louis, Lawrelce, aud Dea-
yer K X. Go.
Ia. In the matter efR 0rowthsr.
lt9. Day agt. Dsy.
la. Wagner sgt Thomson ct o..
Call l5f.
1T, J.-0pens at lie. m.
&C. Fischer ct al sgt. Russell o.
al.
81. .BrinkleT sgh Brnkley.
%. .Gilfenning agt. GilfenniDg ct
al
60. Beach ast. Ogden et al.
20. Hutton sgt- Trask, jr.
II. Hastings, receiver, Agt Drew
ct oil.
u. Archer sgt Sehnlis et sl
Is. .MoKeoB sgt. MernmAn.
T6. .Trejor agt Merritt and sno.
n. .Corss sgt. Youngblood.
70. Hooper agt Wright
30. Berg sgt. Budlensick.
90. Swords sgt. Bennett.
81. .Burnhsm ct al agt Lowell.
o.. Crane agL Ondenionk ct q.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
fonoon advertisements.
Ueooing Garos. &r.

At VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 10i Full
N tsn-,t-wRDDIHG CARDS AMI FINE eTAfiohEHI lt-Ia'
hshed 1881
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

Government que. srd ssdy throughout closing fn o.
NJ, h. VI Ia 70 Ilai FIX Hseh tooss
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

4 NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
IA sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY TO ndfron oasgou
Lyerpool LoRtonderry, aud Queenstown ....
Passengers from railway station IN Great britain
Ireland Norway Swedn Denmark GERMANY Holland Belgium aud
~ AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
Drafts on the Old Country for amount
ASp" ~ HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

GIIMORGAH. Cspt LAlboUltHhi;,
VII ,s from Railroad Wharf. jersey CITY, on THURS
DAY, 3lss October, d, ,- -. a..
C,,.r goods sid through nom al paris the
uvi states a Canada 10 ports Bristol Channel and all 0er
psuas IN Bngan1 IN, =,
Tise sesmps built expressly for the trade provided With al
releuce OF
CABIN AND STEERAGB PASSBAGEKS.
nrahs for HI and upwards -. -
For further particulars apply Cif the Conssys oGce' No.
Dock Chambers. aud 10 NewiOrk to -
O''- ARCHIBALD BAXTER Co, Agents,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-09

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ielbit oa werbe i'd wDbl bic 9(rbeit tbellen
uno mas bas 9ier betrifft, meinem Sobne
iibertrasen mii1en, wenn er es etnmal 10
melt brinst, bas Snititnt perlallen nno
bic llniperlitdt beSieben su fDnnen.
lffortiesuna folat.l
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Observation-Disclosures.

W q 81 HgI0H, 3. Wlat.
SIM g ena purbe Die 8ia aufseruieu,
melhe perfiigt, baB bte StaatSpabl uno bic
Braibentenlpabl in 2ouiiiana an ein unb
benljelben Sage itattfinben iellte. 0ieiel6e
peranlaBte cine beftiseOebatte 3miidenSrunl=
bull unb Miortou, nno muroe oanu suriifsez
legt.
geadlbem Die Sid iiber Geaulation Ser
@ablen in ben Serritorien @aSbinaton unt
Soabo erleoi9t mar, tpurSe bic Boitamtspsr.
,uiuigunsS=SiQ ruieber anfgenommeu. Dei
oieler @ele9enheit rief Stewart Die Scat 49,
lauobia auf, mas 81 elmer seretSten Debate
sluii9eu Cole unb @ontling anlaB CAB.
gorenlan rief Die aq9emeine amneltie-gil
bes 9auies auf. SAG Ei
Gunner beantraste iein Giuilredts. 4men-
bement abermalS. silt
Herrb madte eine Srbuungsfrase seseu
bas Enhancement, Der 8lces BratDent enti9iet
segen bic SrOnun9sfrase, Srumbull appel
lirte jeoo6 gegen bic GntiheiOung.
SIM & TENT anten bau ie tuurt
baS Sotum, pel4es Die SUPPLEMENTARY
portiOnment.8ia an bas GOmite Suriiduer
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Mus Der Staatsbauptitapt.

(5peSiaGzGorreipoEbe bes ~9orreiponbtntsn."
Annapolis, ben s. Wtal 1872. - Die
@ren,hreit @ommiIdre Marplano's uuo
Sirainien's perlammelten iid) beute i'm
Marplano.S .Sotel" uno ertpdblteu 6rn. Deiar.
uette BON Sirginien gum SorRtenoen uno
6ru. 8. 6. 6. 9Sater5 BON Otarplanb gum
gefretGr; man iarttt oann gum Serlsien
pou aui Die @renSira9e be;iigliden Oofumen-
ten. 9eitern Ibeno beidldftlgten fidl Die
@Omniiiidre bis gegen WitternaAt nit lOer
0ur6Hd)t pou S6riftltiiden unb erDrterten
Die etnleltenoen 6ra9en.
Der @Ouuerueur bat fir 9elpiiie bon Der
lebten @eicb9cbuu9 neu gelAaffenen 4emter
iolgenOe Yerlonen ernauut: SObn gt. Carroll
sunl SrieSensrihter fir ben A., Srman
auigbt III gleifer Gi9enidaft fir oen l.,
gilbert s. Soper Ditto fir ben 3. Se;irf uon
Baltimore &ouutp; feruer folgenoe Com
missioners of Deeds fir WarplanO uub Sobu
8. @uitace i'll gielu-SrleauS, S. 3. &einbOtb
uno @barle5 @bance in Bbilaoelp9ia, 6rant
3. 6iggtu5 uno @barles gS. anoerion in
Nenz9orf.
@ouu. g861te bat ben i'm Saltimorerz&ri.
minal. @eri6te I'M SeptembersGerriue 1871
bes Diebitabls iiberfitbrten unb gu 5tuei Sab.
iIn oOuI1l9uuo VttullVStttSH Sopn DtSSuVVtH
begnabigt, uno Sluar auf SeriuenOung be8
@riminalri6ters 9ilmor bes 8tiitatoreu-
@OqegiumS oes 3u6tbaules, Oes Seitoblenen
unb anbersr a9tbarer 8iirger. Serner 1T Ya=
trid @ouins, ben oas 6reiSgerift fir Bal
imore-gountp i'm Waitermiue 1869 me9en
etues m0rberiiten IngriffeS 81 iedlS Sabren
;3uftbauS perurtbei!t bate, begnaoigt NOR
ben, mosu baS @omlte Der @eIeB9ebung, baS
oaS 3udtbaus beindte, un6 uiele ahtbare
8ir9er Dem @ouperneur rietbeu. SOoann
bat 5ii9aro s. Gbeieloiee, Der im Septeulbsrf
Sermiue 1871 pom Sreisgeridte III ct. Otas
rp'S Gountp ps9sn eines Angriffes in m0ree-
rider abFht Su 5uei Sabren 3udthaus uers
urtbeilt porOen, auf @mpfebluug Der 6itter
beS genannten @erlfItSbofeS, DeS 81 zStaats-
Qnwaltes fir ct. Wiarp'5 9ouutp uno an.
oerer beute einen Bdrbon erbalten.
9as SreiSserift fiir2lnne ArunOel. .GountD
bat ii9 Swar nod uidt eno9iiltig Oerta9t,
rpirO aber bis gum Suli>3ermine teine Ssz
idGfte mebr erleotgen.