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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
Sas Sabresfeit Der vSireerz
Sr1iifenH

begarll 9elteru in 6olt's 9arten. Dem eirls
miitbigen Sei6luie Der @eielihaft Suiolge
ioute baiielbe in rubiser uno semiithlider
@eiie gefeert peroen; aqetn bic groBe Wenz
itenmense, wel6e iid, obidon uler auBere
Bomp permieoen mar, auf Dem 6eitpfaee eiuz
geillnOen bate, bewieS, lpte popular Die Sc
ieaihaft TT, uuo lpie uiele SreunOe ile sdblt.
Sic S9iiben begaben itd nebIt ibren Saz
r1ilien bereits friib MOrscns, iebod ohne be-
%ionberen Sei5u9 binaus mad Der 8elair~
0toaO, tpoielbit lib bic Serren iofort eitri9
ans S6ieBen uno &eseln ma9ten, rudhrenO
Die Oamen f,6 auf benz San5booen, ipOielbit
Capt. Soffmann's MuiifcorpS con=
5ertirte, ON SOlsenidieBtl nOe OeS 5ru. 2ie=
big uno am @liidSraoe belult9ten; 1anent-
lid bas 0eetere %erfreute fi9 ihrer beinnberen
9unit unb Der Snhaber, Sr. Roientbal,
ma9te bortrefflide @eihGfts, bot ieood) aud
ben gliidli1en @emtnnern wertbe nnb &C.
i6madpoue @eidenfe bar. gtidt minber
Iebbaft gtng es an oelt peridieOenen Bars"
Der, bic BON ben 30. Capt. 3lpprlar1, Buds
baum uno 8lnsel nit ben beiten @etrdnfen
perieben pareu, mabreuo bic befannte, Dor.
treilihe Slide Der Srau 8oit Seitens Der
Sunsrisen geredte @iirDigung fanb. Na-
meutlide @rpdhuuug uerpient Der @ifer, nit
benz bas S9ieben betrieben purOe, on benz
iid nif)t MIR Die Sitr9er', ionoern audi meb'
Mitslieoer Der uBaltimurer" unp Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
GhiTSudm:idfen.

Dit enelt'be Srtss ySurprie," Capt, Scott, iez
gelte setern bon bier nat gudsutue. GO, nb.
I'm 10. SUM nuroe Die 8arfe rWtattano" auf Dem
8cse BON bier mad ct. Ebomos INTERN SO. Srelteuz
unp "a. 2dn9ensraoe angetroH,n.
Ser DampIer .@rep Saale," Capt. Coffin, fam
am ii. Wtai Don 8altimor, in Rto oe Jonetro an.
Die Sarte vSames 8rlmrofe," 9apt. Wcaop, Lief
am s. SUM BON bier gu g.ctou, I.zs6.. Gin.
Eie enaIiite Bris9 ~2one Star," Capt. aenueop,
sins am 5. SUM BON Sopanna bisrber ab.
Die enslifhe Sriss "4riel," Capt. Doone, fad
am Is. SUM BON Semarara bierber in See.
Der Dlmpier "%fSalcor." Capt. SQpniE trat Sonns
abenb ieine 8iidfabrt bon @barl.ton, SIS, naG
unierem Safen on.
Ter Dampter ,Saraeoiia," Capt. 5ooper, cling
sonnabeLb bon soplnnop, &c., nab Baltimore 90.
an Der Seituns Utontoe, 3d., traf geftcrn bic nit
8GfTee bel, abtete Srisg "~iSrarees sane" BON Jtio oe
Saneiro Elm, UNI aui Dettere Wsilun9 beStelib oes
Serimmlnssbafens gu ruorten, uno wurbe iofort mad
Baltimore 6eorbert.
Die bobe See s%etpannea seitsrn ~iolsenbe BON Bal
timors fommenoe 8abrssuse: bic 8rt99s "6lerenes,"
nad Brooioenee, Gb. s., rSportsIndn," mob Geuz
Yort, unb p9eo. 6. 8srrp," nab Soiton beitimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
Northumberland

9ieTer ~retjenoe SommersNusTugsor 1T auf rr:b,
rere Sabre bon 9rn. Sarrn Wc8oWan 9epabtet uno
in neuer uno ele9anter Netie ausgeItaitet woroen.
rdtbe. s9autsln uno auoere 5u seieai6aftliden spie.
len g~eeignete 8eratbidaften iteben Dem Vublitum jur
8erTu9uns. SaB Der neue gBirtb iar tie reeue BE.
bienun9 ieiner 9aite AQes %aufbieteu Uiro. mas in iei'
nen SrQf,en itebt, brau6en mir taum binjujufigen.
Das Gampfboot uGprus y. Smith" miro an ieoem
sonnta9e, Wtor8ens UNI 40 uno Nadmitta8s 3aS
ubr, pom Yter SIR. ]. 2i9btitraben. ggerfte, abfabren
uno ippobl auf Der Gins ME 3urudfabrt an Ram'
Iup's QBerfte, am S5ube Der GarOIineitraBe, anbalten.
gBtr f0nnen einem Seoen, DER pabren0 Der Stse oes
Sommers auf einige Sluuoen Der Staot Su entItisbsn
piiuidt, pieien 4IaB nit HsDt empfe9len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


IN nno nab sonntaa, Den 9. SUM 1872, ss6u
tdsIideret 3i9e 3roiiten Baltimore, BbeslIrs uni
Yartsrsbur9, uno 3gDaT;
fdbrt GGgli6 (Sonntcgs GusgtnomrteE) um 3 uh.
icib BON Baltimore ali. Iuturit in Baltimore IN
sos Ya6mittag5. Der ubr=Ytor9enSu9 %perbt1eei
no nit Strasburg uno 9artiionburs oa gtaHGfos'
Der SdneusSua
tdaliG (SonHta9S aus9tnolnmen) No6mttto9s 4u5i
o Uiin. Intunit in Baltimore um 6.4j Wor9ens.
0erS t. $ouie=@TpreBz3u9 gcbt to9ttt uG
Subr 5U Win. 9beno5 Gb. Antuntt IN SGittmori
UNI 500 Ibcnos.
Der BtnGe ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oerlGBt Baltimore UNI 10 gtQ6m. AatuHtt in Bat
timore 10 40 Nlor8ens td9tt6 tSonnta9s au69enou'
Hen.l
Ser Sreoert6cr Accommodations.
Z il pertGBt baltimore nm 8 nbr gtadmtttu9s uni
touMt in Baltimore mn 8.2 Worgens an, tdgIit
tGusgenomncn SouHtngs).
Der guicott 9itp< u Accommodation sz 9ug fd6rt tag
lid, Sonntoa5 ousGeEommen, mn 1.20 9tudnittags
OBJ; 5utudte9reHo tolnmt CT bier nm $40 9tadmtts
Rad, SoaerStuun uns sSiud,eHcr.
GhfdPrt oes Sugcs BON Baltimore 100 SormittG9s
uno 4 ubr 10 Wfin. giG6mittag5. Nntunit in 8Glti=
more nm 1910 NorgCns uno 500 Yaamittass.
Wdd) Srercrid.
abiobrt oon g Baltimore 500 Wor9ers uno If II.
800 Hatul. &rtunlt in Baltimore SO uno lO.40
Vtor9ens uEo 5.0j gQhmitGaos.
91ddD NittSbura,
via SpnneiSpiuer Sabn.
Stf Shqe ge6cn ieocn Qbeno nm s Qbr 30 min. ct
uRo tommen UNI SO IbCnr6 an.
9Ead) 9SaiDineton.
a6fcbrtnon Baltimore rub nm 4.20 Wtn.,
5.20, 100, $50 uHo II lbr 81 Min; gtG6m. I'M 2
400, 4.45, $50 uuo $50 4bCno5.
ao9ang pom Buibtng tOn 1rdb 5.t5, 6,45,S.GO
NM S.l5 Ntor9ene uno leo, 3.U0, 4.10, $40 7.45
uHf 9.2J llbr Ibcno5.
SonutagSs3iae. - Iab g3aI5tnston UNI APO,
$40 unb 5 lbr 50 Nin. Mor0Cne, 4 llbr IS Uitu.
NaGm. unb s llbr 30 Uitn. Abenos. @crtaHen gBa'
lbln9tpn nm 500 Vior9en5 un0 800, $40, LAO uni
$50 ubr abenos.
Nad1 N~nndppliS.
GbfGbrt BON Baltimore um 100 gforeens une
4 uRr IS NfinutCn Icbmitlgs. Serloiicu @aibtuss
ton nm 6.4j ytor9eu5 uno4 u9r 10 Dtiu. Ea9mtts
tags.
Be9en r~uettercr Iu8fuuft, Ioluie Bobrbiaete ua,r
Qrtu (. 10. lUcnoe man I'D an ). s. gngIuno,
Igentcn in Der @Qmoeu=S Station, ooer on bas Bill,
letz8urcdu.
Be 6abr6iucte finb aud in ger. f49, gBeRsSal,
timorcs, Gdc Der @GloertitraBe, gu BADEN, no mar
SeitenuuaCn sum Ibbolen BON @epod, welbcs n6es
Setrcffenoen Gobnun9 9e9cn 9ontrcm0rre bis or
Den Seitimmun9s Ort mar.irt miro, blntcrIaiien taun.
SUbn 4. SSiIiuu, Eransportmeiiter;
t27j-l &. ~. Sole, 9aupta9tletsGIgsnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
MbDQDz6drten.

Or. Z. SaRelDprft, Gr 60l, g8eits9attimore=,
Ste Der 8inetr., bat ieiren bibi9eu @arteu lit oie
Commentator 'uiecer erO tHet uno hurb auBert sez
Ihnadpoue ausitottun9 ~oeiialbcH Den ireunbllden
erb0ben fth ~beitrebt. ytab ME por miro pas bcIlz
tate &aeerbicr aus Sholer & @ete's Sraucrci,
Cincinnati, c%reosnSt, mo lit Sortsbrur9 %8ettoien
luorOen, baB her reole Stoff" Mot aus9ebt. Seoen
Utontdo mo Samta9 ahen0 als Grtrd@ Su9Gbe tur
Die 8eiuter 6armonIezDiuiif, au59eihbrtoon Capt.
Mintsr,s M5th Regimental Band.0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
1prsan's 08bite suIpburz Sprinas.

9ieier berrItd:9eIssene Baoeort in 6reberit=@Ountp,
8ir9tuien. peIaer isiner 8inittgeu Sage tpe8cn nit Der
Gtienbabn letlt su crreiaeu III, pirp ~ietenials pabreno
ter pi.siabri8sn 5Ommer iaiiOn Der Samm,IplaB sims
faibionablsn Yublitums rperpen, JunaI er ale Beluerl.
lidteiteH b%arbietet, rpsIde fh nur min hen lGnen. Yrof.
Susbes' porjisIidts ytuiitcprps lit fir bic 8anBe Sal.
ION enea9irt uno wiro Su Ueridieoenen Sagesjeiten ieine
NBciien turG Die erfriitenOe 2anoluit ert0uen lalen.
Billiards, Ge9eIbabnen u. I. 10. iteben ben Saiten CUR
gerfugung. Sancp' unS Ttasienb6ue perber DieOers
bolt wabrsnn Der SaiIon tattfiupen, uno pIro 8epiB
Reinsr 2angepetIe empftnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
Ser peutfAe SrSen Scr ,,Sarusari"

bait YtoRtlg, cen "A SUM, leln 9roBe5 Ot0ensIeit
i'm gsssn%9oo. ,s.15 On Der r seiairzaooO: ginsn
ipeibe Der n@0tpe=N iaHnie gtr. ., .. .. 81" erbal.
ten. 9as @omite labet aae 5reunoe oes Orbens 8u
rebt Babtreiden, Beiuhe Elm, % Die betsn 8orteb
runsen getrofTen fino uno es oil nnterbaltungen isber
art nitt feblen lDirb. fir Die lfarib', CONCERT unO
SdnSmuitt fino Die @apele pom fSorte NtcSFnrp, TO-
nie Brof. &ader's beliebtcs Muittcorps eugaelrt.
Ils S5eitreoner perDen Die BrIoer 9arig uno 9ratt
%auitreteu. Der SetSus miro BON Der p9arueari7
6ale," Wiora ems nm 5 llhr, ahmarifiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
Sm Matber'fcpcn ,,A1pecn"

an Bre0ttIuF n.
Sb9leid bic Sabresjeit miner iueiter porriift unb
has @etter tdaIih DGrmcr pilb, 10 iino osnnoh Die
8tdume res pSbeon" nah mie Dor nit elner )naulu-
tomiiteu 9ciSnaeu Der tldttsen 0sssroarfsler uno
bes porsiigliden 4omiters 9rn. 5ieurp ergoet. auh
bic ioeiblihen 0tit9lteoer Der Slbue (Sris. Glaubia
Walters, Sennu Dforreu unb Dilnua Stmon) eruet.
fen iid oils sute Srdite urb tra9eu nift ipenis tur Be.
~luitisuns bcS TublIfums bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
River NieW Rntrnat

Der obis. Retreat, in Sber=Ganton 8cIsscu. III
iest ~seoffnet porben. @ir tonnen Sebem bieIen rel.
5enoen Guientbaltsort auf oas GngeIeacutIidite en-
piebten, ca Die beiten GeIitoteiien upO Die aus9cz
lpdbtteiten 9etrdnte ben Seiuhcru uerabrettt ruerbeu.
SIM ~llsbrisen ~perpeiien mir nui bic bcrrciienoe Arz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
Die 80. lutbcriihc Wartini : &c
metnpcfchuleH

maat beute einsn Ausfu9 mad Dem ,,Sretr>pooss
Barrie" an Der geIair-gtoao. ia bic 8rOBartieiten
8urbsreitunsen ~9erroifen iino, uno es an nnterbal.ur.
gen auer Dirt nt@t feblen pirb, 10 lptrO I'D Das 4icnic
iebenfaus su siusm isbr 9Ian3enOen ~seftaIten. Sie
Mtuiit miro BON Capt. Soffmann's tidti8cm uno ais
eenein bell btem Wiulitcprpg augasilbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
Waifeu=6erid3t5s, @bminiffrdtionS.
unp 0crt@ts=Inseiscn uber-
hnnnk

8ir MAIDEN ipeStel oarauf uufmertium,
baB mir in 3utuuft bel Den iopieio idou
idpereu auSgabsn fir geri6tlidl uorgeitrie,
beue Yublifatiouen oarauf beSi9lide ln,si.
gen su usrbaltniBmdbis seriHgersH Preiien
Qufuehmeg merbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
SIR. 1afpb &inne1

madt ieinsn 5teunsen, iopie benz gubIitum iiberbaupt.
Die Gniei9e, bag er rp&brenO oes edusenfeItes in
EOf's gain ben S4sntItano SIR. 3 ubernDmmsn bat
unp bic beften @strante uno Speiien in Ssreitiaaf: bal.
ron r,irn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18

bdlt0 onnerfo9 tbr orltte6 Sa9rrss8icnic I'M Green.
pooo<Garfe." Die Dtlt9lieofr mer0en eriutt, Id
nm 8 tbr Morsens int Waffeniaale Su ~periamnelR,
um init Capt. 6oftmann's Diuficorps na9 bem
JSorfe bjunuslriiPbPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
Iuf Mutb's Nlae an Der Selairz
SipaS

finbet beute 3nm Beten ses 5onbs sur u b.
trasung Der 9rit9siduIoen Grant=
ret4's Elm bonn fraui. ee8enIeiti8er Silfsoereine
arransirtes 4ienic tatt, gu tueIaem fas Gomite 5u
aQhIreiter getbeiIiauna aufforsert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18

EF um3ug.- 5r. 6. 8. be garmens
bia, Smportsur bon S~rauntpeiueu uno Gi-
9arren, 1T nat benz neueu, tiirSli9 erritteten
6auierseuiert Ir. So, @ernanitr., benz Gar
roltOn-0otel", segeuiiber, pom Rr. "a, Glib
9olpertitr., um9ejOgeu. Die 6irma erircut ld)
Der beionpereu 8unpihaft BON Saufleuteu i'm
Siioeu uno&eitcu, Die bort tets prompte unO
reele Seoienuu9 9eiunoen unO ibre @elne
uno @i9arren biuis beiOgen haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
Herflus u Snule'S

nid,t cspIpsirenre aerpline pSsr &pbIen:Sel'
2GJnpe i'm 9ro3eu uno aleiuen. Quetnl9e I9cntur
su 6abrifpreiien, IoUie aud uir bic beriibmteu BGfcs
felc SrS=Slpiet>S Umpa9uie. Oinn ienoe ODER
Ipredbe por Iir @utulore bel 0cbr. CarD,
" Q3Dfr12D}te1ntr~ az. 246. ~. =8altinoreitr.
sJulius gSinfeF8 vNOlf5earten."
ST. SuIiusg 10 II I / bat iciHen ueueH uSoIt5=
earttn," SIR. 3I3, @eFtzYratttroBe, aui cas 6reuno'
ittrte etreeribtet, uno bietet leet %oerieIbe etnen Der
ongeRe5 mIten Acknowledgements Der Staot bar 9eoen
abcno ftnott Sarmonie=IiuIt itGtt, uno fiir Die tereN
@etrdnte uno auimertionite 8eolenun9 ptIo 8eIog8t
Spir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
SSrienberi9te.
8eri9tet bon giSm. Sifber S SSbnen,
SIR. 80. SnuthifroRe.

Die 9ttttgen YertauIe Ruf Der RieFt9en Borle uaa
rem %foloPnoe:
5000 Sirsintaz@ oniols, .................. 5515
1000 "Yittsbur9 IS onn. @Babn"z Obliaut., IT. 96E
5000 rDtar. zStnc. -Sahn"zSblI9. 2.oup., 7r 9g35
5000 DSran9e<4ler. =Oi. z0abnz" Dbl. II -. 84%
1000 Oranges lerGnorinzBabH," 4. 9pp., Sr, "a
80 Qttien berr Baltimore . bto-8abn<So." 1511<
90 Atten Der Observation-Disclosures" 254
% attien oer ~@eorse's 9rsefz2cRIen SEQ" 80
ReIDs9prter nHaIt1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18

ia Cine neue rsutid) : e~naliidc 1ruoferei
BADEN bic p6. Singer & Niiaer cut oer g!ororeits
gde Der Baltimore uEo 6reocrittra6e stabltrt. Sc
uaunte Serrcn iino oui benz Eeloe Ger ihUar5er
Stunt" isit IaneeH 9a6reH ~eriabrsnc uno ~serparoti
prattiiae grbeiter, pelds ale BUD. unb @ccioens=
9rufiaden NIT @sfdrrad uno @tssun3 uHO prompt
ausiabren urb babel meBise Yrciis Ucrednsn. Sc
itc1uuaen aui Gle ar,en Grutiaden, @si4dIts= unb
8anfarten, EanpbIete, anidIaaeSettel, Gonititutio'
men Il. /. t. tueroen pinitIih e%fiettuirt.
RD- Seuninss' Sabn@Sinftur iItin Der Chat Gin
portrefitider artifsl, oas Bette, mas man ie iIr'5
!3abnHttib sebraudt bat. @ir e~mpfebleu liz Dem
Eubtttum in Der llsberSeu9uns BON ibren Sorjigen.
Ran teie bic anSeige uuf Der eriten Seite!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18
MmtliGle Sriehifte.

wetter- Seobad,tuna am IL. SUM-.
Die folgen0en Gemperdtur=SeobaftuR9en murcet
Don 6rn Siram S. Bsnrob pom Si9nalzAmte bee
arisas SD eportements lGr Baltimore 9ema&t:
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Sie uGOmp. u, OouDerneurs
GneAA1~Nn %

Ser uSlriOn"
bat cuf Sonntas, rem 30. SUM, eiuen ausfug mad
,gSbite RpG 91etrelt" bernuffaItet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-18

~" 1t$< -" ~S1NkeS ~SSho W. " '
@emeinbe beS @brw. Yaitor Ware in ben
v61stmaurersG empel" eiuen 9ebieseuen @or
trag, in Weldem er ben darafterfeiten Uien
iben 0emienisen 9egeniiber iteue, pel4e
nur mad einem gewiiien Spfteme arbeitet uni
lebt; Der nur oarauf fnnt, Geidtbiimer 5u
ianlmen su raffen uuo benz baS 8obl feline
Witmenihen n1dt i'm @erin9lten am 9er;el
lte9t. ST %uerltanb bur1 mebrere treifIidp
Beilpiele uuS Silber ietnen Sortrag einen
Seben peritdnbli4 gu MAIDEN uno feirer per
lieB bic Salle unbefrieoi9t.
Sol9enoe Baltimorer berlpetlten ON
G. SUM- tn europa: Or. Sing, @ml. 6
Yua, 6rau q. 81. McAuiter, SRI. u. 9
WtcNutter, @eOrg WtcIuliter, s. &. San,
lor, SRI. Sennie Sablor uno YatOr u. s,
Sau.
M benz 9 einben beS Ebterarstes
MiAael Brant bat es itd ~bebeuteno gebeliert
@r bat, ais er iid init benz lansen Idmaler
5meti6neioisen O%perirmefer, "Catline" &C.
nannt, in ieinsm @eidaftSlofale bic @uno'
in Dem llnterleibe beibradte, bas Meiier MIDI
in ben Qeib setoBeu, ionit wdre Der Sob I'M.
bermeioltd), lonoern er Ifnitt oamit abpdrts
uno bat gliidlihermelie oas 8auhiel MIDI
psrlsst, iooaB auf @ensiuns 5u boffsn it.
&ountp' 8eriht e. - Oie v8alti.
more.O bios iienbabu. Gompasnie" bat be,
lflo1ien, in SUNDERLAND nod elm 3rueites
gtlenmerf aufjufibren. Oas @ebdube wirr
200 SuB lang unO 100 SUP brett uno in Der
| 6orm eines gSalSnerfes errtd)tet merDen.
Nad . oiton!- Cine Wense bieiiser
Ginmobuer riihet id gum 8elu1e beS 80.
iisner Wtuftfefes. Giele gin9en bereits &C.
fern nab oorthtn ab.
Greiipred zines WSrher
wegen Us J. n / n ns.-Der Neser Char,
les Goitar, anseflagt, feline Srau Nancp 8.
Goliar am 20. Sult 1870 in iciner @obnung,
Str. 40, SoaioapltraBe, erinorbet gu baben,
ltanb geltern mieoer Dor Dem @riminal.@ Sc
ri9te, na9oem er bereits i'm Wdr5 oieies Sab.
res ms @efdnsniB sariidsefibrt moroen mar,
neil bic @elbmorenen iih nidt einigen fonn.
ten. 8ihter @llmor nabn1 mebrere j3euaen.
ausiasen >ertge9en, ebeuio bic nrtbelle bon
4er3ten iiber benz eilesSufano beS 4n9eflaa.
ten nnb ertldrte Goltar lhlieBlih fir niHt
i9uloig, ba er CUR 3eit, oils er ben 0toro Der
iibte, uno aud) jest nod uuter benz @intufe
oes Wabnfuns itepe. Wan iiberwies ibn benz
Mrmenbauie auf Sappiem.
Ser Xpnn'i d. Worbpro5eb nit
leinem bic B%sftminlerer Commune liberia.
ihsnoeu auSganse - Nidtetniguns Der &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
COMMERCIAL TREATY NTH CCBA.

From tn, Evening Post, M1roh l.
The following extract of letter from Mr.
Bryant dated Havana, Feb y, will be read with deep
Abont TO set sail for Vera Cruz the Mexican
news sv of no ttle impoTance dined Yesterday com
pany with several gentlemen VINO holu PUes
the Intendente Of the Hacienda, an once whch III the
administration of public affairs here, Is nearly equlVa
lent 10 that of Secretary Of the Treasury After We
mad withdrawn from the TABLETOP the Spanlards
do sit slipping at their wlne-he cne u me anu salu
as near as / can recoect his words 4 Why DO you
Americans of the North seek TO make MS your enemies
Why do YOU, with your vast possessions, envy MS the
island Of Cuba 1t is rich and fertile but II Is ours and
a great nation Ike yours shOui9 Oe lndehanIious
free and prosperous nation should be jealous of its rep
taton FOR justice. Spain anxious to cultivate friendly
relations with the United states, and az this
moment our Minister Roberts is at Washington
armed with full powers TO conclude treaty OF com
meTce on the most liberal and satisfactory terms
infeTrupted the Ineudente by asking; '''Wh refer
euce 10 the island OF Cuba T. certainly, was MS
newer with reference to the island Of Cuba, we re-
want what send abroad III abundance the grOwhs
of our tropical climate free commerce IN these would
he for the advantage OF both and u.s. 1t would
Won all Of CSba that you desire and substan-
your possessions. Senior Roberts is fully empowered to
arrange treaty that basis. May state that fact
IN my journal You may, anu you may SIate hls9 that
YOU had II from the lntendeHte 1e Ia Hacienda, az
Havana. Such treaty would give rise to an active and
profitable commerce between the TWO countries. 1t
would restrictions OF when the people here com
plain as grievance, and give them surer market
and more certain returns. We shall get nd Of
slavery, and ! am a believer IN Tree labor. With
a better market for products, the population OF
our island will increase. For more than half OF Its
fertile lands are lying waste ana they nave
agriculture these would be gradually brought under
cultivation and covered with crops OF sugarcane tobacco
and pineappe.' Such was in substance, the converse
ton had with the Intendene, in the course of which he
grew eloquent eXpGtiatng on the advantages OF such
treaty to both tn sna rsesg At
has full authority 20 conclude H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
Iey rBLEeRAPa TO THE TRIBUNE

WASHINGTON, Friday, March |, 1871
Mr. Bryants assertion in The Erenn0 Post Of this after
noon that the Intendene de la Hacienda at Havana tells
him that Minister is armed with full powers TO
conclude a treaty OF commerce the most liberal and
satisfactory terms for free interchange OF commodities
between Cuba and the United States is looked upon here
AZ one OF the canards many OF which have their origin
In Havana Senior Roberts has rnmated 10 Mr. Fish
that he has intrused with any such powers and
never made any propositions TO the State Department
that would indicate that he had received Instructions OF
mat nature The Administration repudiates any iDten
ton of making Reciprocity Treaty with any nation
and particularly with Spain, for several reasons Among
them are We cannot afford to lose the revenue
now derived from impOrtati0ns from Cuba. III we were
10 make such treaty IL would be with some nation Win
which our relations cordial than they are with
spain because the favored nation clause put into
all commercial treaties, would obllge us to extend
the same privileges to athat s establish free trade De-
cause Is believed that the Senate would ray or
the House pass the necessary legislation 10 carry such
treaty into effect The Spanish Government IL lar more
secret In It's diplomatic transactions than the United
States it is therefore to be supposed that the
Intendente at Havana, who is only a su0-Ireasurer,
would what Instructions the Madrid Cabinet have
given 10 Mr. Roberts. The whole story is probably
Spanish lie, told TO tickle Mr., Bryants fancy ior Tree
trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

Gen o. O. Howard, at the request OF the secretary OF
the Interior has consented 10 visit Arizona ia the char
octer of specal Agent of the Government TO report
upon the spirit of the Apache Indians in respect to hos
ttes against the whites talk with the Indians per-
sOpay and find out exactly what is the truth OF mat
ters about which there definite official information
He has large discretion TO take any aet0n when may
aDpear TO him to the interest OF peace with THESE
Indians Gen. Howard takes with nm a large hulhoer
of his staff, and leaves here next Thursday,
The Committee on Ways and Means to-day considered
the of iron in connection with the tan Dutcae
conersion -.
tons Seth j. Comfy TO be Collector Of Customs at the
Port of Philadelphia John Haynes Collector OF Gus
toms at BraZOs Santiago, TeXas James Atkn Collector
of Customs at Savannah, Ga.
In the Criminal Court. Judge Cartier TINS morning
Mr. william B. Stokes convicted OF having received
money for prosecuting claims against the Government
while he was a Representative IN Congress- appeared on
the opening OF the Court with his counsel, VINO stated
that Gen Stokes had into Court 10 subject himself
10 such penalty as the Court t 70 impose judge
Cartier said Gen. Stokes the Court has come TO the
conclusion 10 impose you penalty Of 1880 and the
costs of the prosecution have been governed N my
action nv several considerations among them,
vnur uniform good character, your advanced age
and the request of men OF all parues IN your
state that your punishment should be light IL ~ I'M
necessary to person OF your Intelligence 20 say more
Mr stokes thereupOn paid the amount and departed 100
The Secretary the Treasury to-day called IN u ocW
tree ner cent temporary loan certificates The delOm.
Of the certificates called in are 35 to 1913 OF
5 COO each and 33i9 395 Of 81 600 EACH on which H.
terest will cease April 80, lo1A 49,, .. =.
The Japanese Embassy remained IN thelr quarters To-
1ov to recover from their fatigue OF travel The same
course will be observed with them az WIN otner d0reRn
Ministers TT Department OF state Will nrs he Ofnclaly
formed OF their arrival aud then Arrangements VIII be
made for their presentation 10 the President WDlcn may
occur Monday or TUESDAY