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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-19
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Gocben erlaltert

500 Deb. bette Olace 6anofebube
d sswdblteH osrbitiarben nRD in asen grossn poa
Nr. 5K bis 5n s, sum Spoltprelje Don 90 SentS
nro Baar, lplrtlher Btrib $l.25, bios iiir Otele
WoGe jn Oiefsn Breiie.
Gapih DamberQer,
SIR. SO, Woro-powaro !. nape Glap itraBe.
fSuIist, ,12wtlel
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ISOittifheS.

Springfielb, II. Sftbr Der Gd to-.
s. 8. Danes mllrbe BON Den 8cpublitunern
6es IL. Diltrittes beute einiiimmi9 tuisDer mo-
miuirt.
5priuQfieG6, Maii., 1s. Sft.-9ie
2iberoleu oes itsbeuten 0tiirifteS Eominirteu
beute ben Sobn S. 4rl,olo fir ben @onqreB.
8oit on, 18. Sft.-Die Staata=@eutraia
Goulte'u Der Oemotraten u.2iberdlen beltloiz
len ben HamenS. IS. Siro SteleSumuer'5
an bic Spise Oes Staats.S ldet8 III ieeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-19
Sie ein,ige atlte berbeRertc 9a!ue'i6e
Rahuaid,ine,

5oplc Die empire" unb ole orbern. aut nStn9er's 8
0r. ." in Oem 8 ampfz9 81 9fcpnrirzeao ben BON
ghomas Sbanfs,
(9,u1tSF) Sde Der 2ombaro= uno Starpftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-19
Die Sitndtton. Gtue Sfe6e Se3
Sru. SenDticfS.

SnbtanapoltS 16. Sttbr. - Seute
4beuo fano in Der , ,Wu6f=Qtaoemte" cine De-
motratild)e unb liberal republifdutlf,e Utal<
ieuz Ssrlammlung itatt, in meldler Der erudblte
@ouperneur pr. SenDrlds, 6idlter @oobug,
@enelal Manlon, Ger Qd)tb. s. 9. 28luiams
uno Der Nd)tb. q. Sultan 6eoeu bielteu. Sr.
Seuorids aste, Dap oie8cgenipnrt uno ber@u-
buFasmuS oes Qu0ltor;ImS ibm psrltdleter
OaB bic 4rbeit, meidle nod az tbun IorIg
bleibe, iperbe gut 9ethan Deroeu. 2er Samprr
lueld,er eben ausgefod)ten iet, babe oelld]ieneue
lpeSiele 3iise 9eboten; auf Seuen oer @e9e
ner let berelbe bitter ullo ualhupnl0S sefu9rt
.porbcn, uuo nit uOuen SanOen baoe mall
@elb su corrupteu 3 reden ausgeitrtut. 2loB
alIer bieisr tolOiialen 2lnItreGgunJcn ielen ole
Oemofrateu unO 9iberGlen nit .near, al8
1000 Stlmmeu fCgrrlh 8eruller. Die 2lr-
bstt lei nod uid,t beencet, es miiiie leet ote
fir Den gtouenlber i'll angrtff gencmmeu
iperoen. 9ie Yiem>Yorter gDabl miisOe elne1
entihieoereren SieJ tiir GSreeiep rem tuen.
Die gGihlaseuen eanDioaten auf Oem Sns
fons>Sidet mdren tleu sebtebeH. gr babe
lett Der Aeibe pon Sabren, IN ipelden er pd)
nit Der Staats Yolltlf befaBt babe, lie 10
erbltterte 9ngriffe, als III Der gesenpdrtlgeu
Champagne fenneu gelerut, aber aacS Dies
| babe gti1ts 9eniist. Sas 8olf let 9eredter
nuo nuteritiise 2ieienigeu, msldje uured)t-
naBieer Q8eiie ange9rlren meroen. Satte
man ild) etmas mebr angeiirengt, 10 muroen
beiDe &ongreBmdnner at large uao cas gauge
Gtaats=3ldeI elfpablt mprpen leiu. Selbit
Das Sotnm Sei &epublltaner miiiie als eln
Der Geform giinhiges an9tieheu pelhen. @r
baufe fir ole inn 81 9beil geuOrOsne untef.
| ltiisuu9, unD e5 freue i'm, su milicu, 6aB Die
Demotraten NIT ben 2lbsral Hspubllfanern
Gelte bel Selte su @unlten Der &sform uHO
guten He9lerun9 geitaneen batteu.
@r beoauerte, oaB es in Der osnotrati ihen
Bartei einen eln3tsen DtanH 9sbe, Der Don
Grant bsltodlen luorben Jet, uno Der oafir nel
GeriSbnuHg uno Der ebrli6en ausfiihrnns De,
Geieee eiueu S1lag perleBte. Spld)e 2suts
miitoen Die, 9enofraten neripattn unb Ole
Republifaner ais bes Sertrauens unlpiiroi9
nid9t beahteu. @iit etpaS Anltsensnuq
fDnne man Shbiana fiir @teelep uno Growr
fdern.
| 80 werbe bebauptct, baB 3tptiden ber
@rau. nno Blaur6dern nod i1nnlsr bic alt,
j BeinOidait bsrrids; er iteae bas aber ent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-19
RFSte @riinbe porum
@f @. GnA.4M.A

EESte @riinbe worum
Seal & 9artrtanst
ibre Baaren su iotG' neorisen Yteiien berfonfen,
itnb:
He taufen In srosen auantt6ten sessn BaGreeIe ein
uub eraneen 8ortbeile, iuepe Sduier au &reot niQt
erlansen f0nnen.
9Bir baben porrdtbig:
Strumphpdaren, Sansid,nb Goriets, SuntsS,
Damen .Semben, mcise 8efaehnde,
Damenslnterrode, Spitcn. uno Sirnen= arG9cH,
Dameaz 9ladttleiber, ManiRettcu, 9rauian,
Domauze eoriet : llsbsrjiiss, Bonmaaren, Beads,
Damcn=Eolfctten.S Sdde, Sursmaaren II. |. 10.
Wian IprsGbe Dor uub lpare % IroStnt in
Dir. fS9. s8effsS'altimoreffr
(N5niai .l2Mtgl smiidhen SOUTH Il. @nlpsrtir.
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Die 4.fer0ez Npioemle IN GanaSa.

&OroutO, Is. DIT. - Die YferOesGpt.
Oemie 9reift ialmer mtbr I'm nd. 9tQe Sc.
idaitc luerpen OOoutd gehemmt. Sn 0tont
zeal babeu Die StraBcu6abnsn lire 6ahrten
etngeitellt; mehr, ais 300 Bicrbei Der Cont
pagnie iiuD tranf. Die 8auern Fno niht I'M
StanSe, @sttalpe auf Den Martt 3u briugeu.
DIE 8rantbeit elmlil't iit uid1t ais t0Otlih,
aber DIE SBiere weroeH unr langiam mieOer
beiier.
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Gtwas @utcs fir GinDer!
Qautenbah'S

aIs uniddbtih sGrontirt bel ofen DrosuIfen au ba.
ben Yreis 25 Sts. bic Shadtsi. Sabrlslrt IN
2autenbac,'S bentide- Ipotsefe nno Dinfratipdhers
Depot Rorooit.Sfs car &utGru. u. Snratogaftr.
ffERhr f3.1S.i o.W q
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1lufdu i'm Der NSnt.

Rnrfolf, IS. St. - Der @dooner
nMail" nit einsm &argo uon 6OlS unO Bret
tern, uou Noliolf% nodl BOiton beitimmt,
ideiterte in Der Hdbe Der Diamouoz Wari6en
i'll Der &heiapeate= 8ai. Gin gfeger ertrant.
Der ShOoner asb0rte eiuem Balttmorer @be=
Der lnO mar 500 pcrth.
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Senuinss' 3ahnsGinftur.
Cine elegante, fih,ere unS ertplss
rci.he JYnsa otnGSr11c

sun Reiuiaen, geribonsru unb grbaltung Der 2dbns
uub bes 3apuhelines, uno sibt Dem ItbeM enen CHI
aenebmen gerub. gu baben bel alleu DrosuiRen in
aasemenen uno
". &pnfon, ienninas, & Comp.
(Utonl, ,l2WT) Scr. 80, Nprbz@ barleeitr.
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%. q. @unb e GDmp.,

W.. ". gSnnD DC Sni:lp.s
gieentbiimer BON
e5pIb's patentirten antpmatfeben Sei,ern,
ueldbe in ben lesten niepn 5abren ie9r umfaperetd
nno nit beNersm Griolse ais iraenb elm anberer nit
Dampt ober bsi5em Doier bcisenoer Ipparat ae=
braudt msroen.
Der .pariier, gmerifGnlihe aiidhenbeerb unb mor=
ren'ide 5eerbe," Barlor=, Guns Gisbtaing=Seuer=
Bias=Sei,er.
Die beriibmte eamIon'ide "Eot Air Furnace"
9eguns bon Bleia unb Giienrnbren, 8abepannen.
5poranen, gSaIGitGnoe, 8tiioirs AbSu9sr6brea tiir
Nbtritte; ioipte and
bsbrauliihe Ranmen, Wnierz Dtaihinerte n. I. 10;
marmorns IL. Sdieier@a aaminltmie Usuerbeerb=5foie,
Resiiter II. (. no.;
9ii6en lltenien, 8aiierflber unb Reirleerotoren;
aot@ unb Setsoisn uRb Jieporaturen aller art.
\ NEiicpef=Gfe BON Saltimpres nne Ggtamns.
i92-l
Eg Sdne /! Rdne! Na
;ur Reiie in's ausiauD beiorst nnerbab "a Stunher
n. RaiHe,
q SHe her EoItirr nyef}r -H -Mnprue
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Nie neulttben gSOrfallc in MrFanias.

Ute NeHIlUeH gSUtTaNC III NEFHNVuS+
80 mp bi8, IS. SFt. - @aIonel Oorlep
BON 5elena uno 2lia 6Op9es bon GrittenOen
iinb, BON @ouuerneure ernaunt III Dem 3pede
eiuer llnteriuduug Der neultteu 8uben0run.
gen in OsceOld, Dort an9efommen, nnb Der
Ser. Staaten Diari6aQ lit intrutrt morOeH,
cine Wenge 9rreturen porjunebmen. 6ies
pstrid, Der aufibrer Der Ne9er, beftnpet iid
In Gacenln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-19
SrGnDe.

8oiton, 18. Oft. - Die Gistitbler.5as
brif uon Coon & Sohu branute belte Dtor'
qcn nieoer; Gerluit $4,000.
Oaptou, D, II, OFt.- Oas Sabaf5s
2aoer BON @eorJ 6rleS branute 9eltern yfats
nlttng ub. Ser @daOen beIduTt itd ani
$4,000: theilmelis perlltert.
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gpeslal i. Wotisell.
Bireau Sebreib1naterialien,
Diireau<SraGarbeiten


allie Nrten NehnunaSa
y der,
quite arbeit uno md5ipe treiie bel
6usseuheimer &c gReu,
l6I-O gr. 157, g8eiiz 8aitimorefrase.
Srp6c Griparnua!
geon fault eebruudb.e G6ulbiiter gum baleen
Bree ober lpenieer, uuo unter Den reoeimdseeu
greien, Ioipie aud aIe Weiertperfe Der eierutur,
iu.lfid,e, meoibrii6e uno aemiihte Siiher &C. bon
8. Real Spmp..
RrS8, gBeH= Japette=. eiuise 3hlren fuefItd
pon Der GbarlesIiraBe 8a6er euer Yr Weroen prompt
sefcuIt unb besablt. Sepa,1ZWttef,f&rp)
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..Ai0hlan0''
am SGnetbepuutte Der @aiterus U. 9ss2Ianas
Gueuuev
3GItitn ore Duntps EEb.S

tuutrbcIb 900 9arbs BON bar STAB
BaltlU orE,
,,BiebIdne" ptrn raid GFqetaut urb 6Qit ftre
p;CJttae unO mCrtboolle SOria1t B0tuu0rt'5 iDtIa
oeR. &s liest uur eiutgC PunrcIt galeE
ocu Der -BlllaheipEl@ @2GnWn9tOUsBGlHS
morCr SiICHha5U,"
ron Der &antouct StGbtptrogbGfEJ
pom BGtttIiOnz9cTfe
unO
atpiiGtn Der rlnloUzSUeHbNbn" une bem Balttm0cGR
gBelObllOG.
Gin 8oIFs id1uIbGns uE0 cine airbe btNRs
ben fh bcrCits Gui btm BldBe.
Bic Rage lit cine Der 8eiunoeter rnb aEAtnesulEeE
In WarnIaHo.
Baupldbe ftuo uHtsr iebT NnHil!9eu 8eolreuHeSn
Ju pertduieu ooer Su oerpGltcn.
gEegeu wEiterar @rHSerpCten ucnot men f&
uln6lldl obCr ihrtitfn IN
sbomaB SRctsinHs, EgegtsT,
IMnr % I0NNtr n NNrI nnf = tEIl.
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- Sr. Mm. +. Sabeme1er bat ein Shret-
ben sur Ser0feutlidIung an Die Derlbie6enen
Blattsr geididt, tn peldem er erfldrt, baB
es ungeredlt pon ihm ietu niirbe, bie&eform=
Nomination 81 acceptireu, tnbem ld oaS
Solf apatbiif perhalte.
- Der Sertbellungs. 8ath beifloB 6eute.
fir 100000 Sta6t= Souos ausSuaebep, auf
8e6nung ueridieoener Steueru, melde pom
9eridte nadlgelaIen nurOen.
- @tnc 2lnSahl @igarrenmofler baben Die
Toroerungpn lbrer Qrbeiter pen $l-5 mebr
0ohn per 1000 sugeItanhen; in 6olgt beIieH
haben perldlebene Sabrlfeu ben 8etrieb ein.
geitellt.
- Ser Gertbsiluuss N1atb bat perfiiat,
$4,000 unter cine Qu5aBl 8obltbdti9feitss
anitalten III uertbellen.
.0ort, IS. Oft. - Der Qht6.
Ghom. $. Jtetion, Ser. 5t.=@eianoter in
Dterito, begob fd] geItsru sur Yeerriquna
ieiner 6rau nad> 2srre 5aute, Snb.
Ser Oelomdrft.
Hem.0orf. II. Sft. - @elo piGiQ al
5-6; @ediel seOridt 81 /; Sob gebriift
124 i; guubeS Sbliaaionen rubig uno
'ftit: Sedlier 1164, Ger 1155, gflien idloiIeu
iehr fau: &en;ral 944, Grie 52t, 2ate Shore
90&, 81. Central 1871, Yltsburg 884,
yiorthmeitern 723, Briorttdtcn 81, 6Od-Ssz
Lamb 110s.
8ilan3 oes Inter gd1abamtes: S52 ,20O,s
315 in Sob, s21, ,879,8 1868 in 8apier.
Senaro'a 9feiiemerF.
Nuburu, IS. Sftbr. - 9aS 3eiietperf
Semaro's tit uouenbet; er mar eben bel Der
Reutilon, meldle berclts nahe3u fertig mar,
ais inn Der 8o0 iiberraibte. Sein Sohu
6riererid) unS ieine aOOptiutOdter werOeu
oas 8uf in Die Breiie briugeu.
Satfiruua eefbmue9cltcr Giearren.
NemporG, 8.=S., is. DIT. - Die Siz
fi5lere res 0teueniie Suffers ,MOccaiiiu" hu=
ben eiHe gtuBe Guantitdt nit Dem Sdooner
ryteu=QonOoa" bon Sauanna eiugeihmug=
gelter @igarren iaiFrt. SIM @uu2en babeu
Die 8ebcimpoli5iIen bis bubin 100000 &t=
garren, Der dit ein3eiAmuggelt, in Seidlug
genonlucn.
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sic YNabl in &iiD- (Sarplin0.

Golum a, S.=&.. II. 0ff.-GRne
3tueifel 1T oaS Utoies'i6e StaatStfet er'
mdblt woroen. Die farbisen 3tepubllfauer
&anfer @Giott ullb Raiup uno 9. s. Bern,
8emotrat, Fno in oen @onsreB gewdblt. Die
losenannten Solters gaben elm itarfeS 80
tun. Die Oemofraten haben mebrcre Demo-
fratsn in bic 2egisIatur gemdhlt.
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WbcnO. SAulc.
G3perMnnn,

reiG o6er arm, pcr1sirGtbet ocet nttt iote etu sE
ben ,ir enC ieHeu Yttttelr entprebeu6e Summg pEES
f6 rn unN in bem uorNerfsu RGnge Der belt aseIte,S
Ren &elsliboiteR isbt bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-19

Oftlllania celour 1Mills,
Greberidsburs. Sa.,
Me1er & 8riille, Gigentbaner.
gfreau uao Rieberlaee: Ssr ss9. 9erirstpns,
slp:fhen Bacas nab &utl.uftra5s, Joroiete.
Obise 5irma ofierrt Bdfirn, Sd.olern uro 5ami-
lien bic beHen Sotten iSlmilenz une Srtrd= Wrbl su
ben biGigiten Staten uno anrdntirt pontdnhtse Be=
frrsbsuns binT6tldp Der Audltdt. &benio itets on
0dnD iridb g,mab bene5 Corn Meal unD MihfIutter
(Mill Feed. ar pdn0er grpalten lteralen RGbatt.
(Stfi, i,64fttG
9apanna=Gigarren
i'm 9leinperfauis ju @nsrosz Brelien bel
Benidmin ". GBoe * Grntr,,
(I30-O Nr. ti2, Msit- BatimorsFfr
Mcimer @nrtweim,
dr msosini(de Suede. unlere gene5mporiattor, b.
6eniamnl n. YOe y omp.,
fI3Cf-l gtr. ta2. Wef@ Baltimoreffr
Motfa=Galjee.
goeben empfangen cine Rartie edtten nRpfsas
&aifee, pelGen mir in oe1 aaniern paiieneen Nnanz
titlfen pertauieu. Beni. *. yoe * Spmp.s
(lso-O Nr. 142, aRefzBaltimOrearabe.
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Jseiner Sioer=S Sllfg,
twsi BIS brei SABRE aft,
Gpe3lal : NotI5elt.
esebu q. Saman G. Comp,
Sfr. AS, Neft= prdttsfraee,

NSJsiW Wy. SANttA ~ Vc@sYse
Sir. A5, gSeff= prattffraRe,
ndbe gpear's 9Serfte,
5Gneler NIT Ben besien borteu
2pfen's Salep<, Sunburp. uno GuIlberlanos
&0hlen,
2240 Viunb au Die Come in oiIen ssGlen, frei pon
Gdieer unb lnocrn llnrel iafeteu. sep,6. 12Mref)
Gn1len INN 6nl;.
Die ntsbreftcn Breiie tpstben immer bereduet: elm
GROCER Yorratb mmer an Sauo Don sen beriipmteiien
reiuen, rpte Baltimore Gpmpasnie, 9ntens'
Raffen ERppmina, Gunburp unh SMmb erIa
@eors Stearns,
Bireau: Scr. %, SiiozeaIpertaroSe.
fApriIp2 1870 +obferbos: Mlce arnfr.
Slid. SSal,l's &nnft : 6allerte.
ausseriiltet nit cen beiten DiaidbineH uno eingez
dtet nat ben neuafsn 8erbeiierunsen, bic iiber=
baupt Die Photographic auiBuueiier bat, erlaube i'd
ii, einem seebrten gubtifum Die ersebenfe ar5eige
an MAIDEN, bas men bon in BaltlMorefrdBe oortbel=
bait betanntes 9eindlt nod
ser. A6, Sforr Gbarlesstraae,
perfeat In urb as 9unitzGaIerie iid I'm etauoe bez
Eubet Dorrait5 5a lieern, rpefoe BON Del Carte de
viste bis sur aebenssr0Se In 9aRea Del an
Asbnlidteii uno ausiiipruns 0ihts munIhen
fbns ioiisn. @ruppen Derbsn in ieosr @rose an
has Bette ausseubrt; bic befen ardfte fino sur AH'
ferttsuns BON gbotosrapbe'n bel uns anseffeat una
nur mtrflihen 9inittcrn lpirD Die Musfliprlne Dor
Rsrtraits anpertraut. adtunsspon
JfiMarn aBaI,I,
t&4-f) Gr 46. storb &bariesfra6e.
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

CLEARED.

Steamship Minnesota (Br), Morgan Lverpooi-wliams
steamship Java Br,, Martyr, Liverpool via Queenstown
s.samsisp City Of Havana, Deaken Havsna-F Alex
ssss,nshp san Francisco. Reynolds Hamilton, Ber-w
). Steamship Commodore tB,. whelan. st50hns. MFR
Steamship James Adrcr Lockwood, Charieston-H
Steamship Francouia johnson. PorDand-waydoli =
Steamship Glaucus Bearse, Bostnn--F pimock
Saip oberon (Br} Strickland, Liverpool-bowrng =
ship Benvoirlich aBr,, Harris Lomaon-E Morraa's
Bark Victoria (Br), Williams Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark Ocean 0se OTIS Cork or Falmouth for orders-c
Hark Annie CBr). Lockwood. Cork for orders-H D
Bark Martha Redman CNGh Berg Antwcrp-Funch.
Bark Welkin, Snow, Bordeaux--RP r Buck Co.
Bsrk Hays syyn R eaasa De
SsS sS FHaas Dav
Brig Mornns Star Br,. MacomDer cardenas-crandall.
Brig Pedro Bayis Jacksonwille-John zittlosen.
schr Henry Middleton, Brewer, Jacmel-C L Staples
schr GerenttBr,. sandiord. ST Johns AnguaS-d Wes-
sehr Ontario tBr), McCauiey. Halifax. Ns-P Nevlus
schr Carrie Heyer, Poland savannah-Evans, Ball
schr N Bayard. Camp. Richmond, va-slaght
Petty
schr Turner Camp, Richmond, va-slaght
Petty. =
schr J A Sheppard wilbert Washington, DC-slaght
Petty.
sshr @ Lizzie. sesll washingtGn DC-sashs Petty:
Petty.
Schr Pointer, Baker, Providence-H w Jackson 4 Co,
Schr Evelyn. Palmer, Stamord-Stamford Manufactur-
ing Co.
schr Dart williams, stamford-stamford Manufactur.
ing Co.
Sloop Cornelia, Ball, New Haven-Rackett 4 Bro.
Steamer vesper, Davis, Wilmington, Del-A Abbott
Steamer 9 stimers warren philadelphia
Steamer Philadelphia, Davis Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

The Disease In Trenton.

D1BCNst TfentOm.
Trenton has at last been visited by the epzootic
Over one hundred and fifty cases were reported
there yesterday. The street cars lave ceased run
ming. Express wagons and a large number Of other
vehicles are Knocked idle. The streets present
lonesome appearance. Not one half the mum.
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
schr Currie Tirreil Georgetown, DC, for Rockport
schr Willeits, Bayles, Baltimore for New Bedford
SAILED.

Steamship San Francisco Bermuda ship Liverpool,
London; bark Evcrhard Delius Bremen; briRs Num-
Cadz: Julia Blake Greytown Mic schr Nellie Grow
ell Kingston, ia.
Also sailed, barks Au Kathor, for Cork Marian, or
=; Luggero Primo, tor =; Clarabclla for Barcelona
Wind at sunset N, light
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY l872TRPLE SHEET.

Der OF the usual wquine travel is TO be
seen. The livery Stables are largely infected,
cases are reported as yet 1t ia the opinion OF the
veterinary surgeons that but Ave per cent i q
escape the contagion, and that in a few
days it win become widespread The disease is ex-
clusivelv confined to the head OF the quadruped,
and Its symptoms are early known by violent
coughing and copious discharge nom the nostriis
Much Inconvenience In felt in business circles, and
Vaihng plague.
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM FoR THE
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
The Eauinc Mortality.

The police report the following lists OF localitIe:
OF deaths of horses ID this city,
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KINGSTON, N. T., NOV. ., 1877.
Four deaths from horse disease are reported to-
day. the Infection shows no signs OF abatement,
hut is spreading more widely. 1t has broken out
among the horses at Wilbur, where an Immense
number OF animals are used In drawing stones. Few
horses not affected are seen on our streets, ana
many branches Of business are crippled by the pre-
veance OF the distemper. The horse railroad COM
panes horses badly affected, but no suspension
OF running has yet taken place.
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SHIPPIN NEW S
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH.

The NEw YoRK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to whcstone, Ii, end the samcis
open for the transaction OF business
This line will be found si great service to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be gwen to merchants and others to
communicate promptly
As there is no other tecgraphic communication with
Whesone, the Herald Line win open all business
and private and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been cstabiishet:- =
Private messages twenty five cents for ten words or
less two cents Tor every additional word.
Eusiness messases-for a ssagc OF twenty words or
less to be delivered board Whestone one
dollar; five cents Tor every additional word.
Advertisements Tor NEW YORK HERALD free
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald ship News Office pier No East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Whtcstone Dock, Whestone, L.
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rgBRIOUODRCECEikTIS.

Ths Last Days Of the Mysterious Aflicticn-The
Streets Crowded-The urmoil OF Travel and
Trafic-The Rush and Roar Of Business
on the Eve Of Eloction-Has Have
meyer tho "Hipporhinorrhea
What's in Name EThe Uhi- 4
quitous Disease Elsewhere.
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But Few Horses I'm the Streets OF Chicago.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 4, 1872
There is no new feature in the horse disease.
The weather is again cloudy and cold. Vehicles
drawn by horses are occasionally seen on the
streets. Quite number of OK teams made their
appearance, attracting much attention.
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The Epidemic in Washington.
wAsuINcTON H. c. Nov a. 1877

WASHINGTON, ID. g, NOV. 4, I61Z.
No street cars running in this city to-day and
very few hacks are in service. Nineteen-twentieths
OF the horses in the District OF Columbia are suffer
ing with the disease, which is generally Of mild
form. Several deaths are reported. The malady
has also reached mules Vehicles are driven slowly
and the animals otherwise treated with care. The
belief everywhere prevails that the less animals are
worked the more probability there is OF their early
recovery from sickness The President Of the So
ciety Tor the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals says
persons owning inferior and almost wOrn-out AMI
mails continue to them Notwithstanding the fact
that their beasts exhibit most painful and unmis-
and VIII receive the immediate attention Of the
society,
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MYSTERIOUS p1sAppEAaAHoE.

little girl named Lilly Smith, who has been
living in the family Of william H. Jackson, Passaic
N j., has mysteriously disappeared and no trace
Of her can be found. She has been with Mr.. JACK
son since the 2sth Of August, and is native OF
Cornwall, N. Y. Her parents are both dead, and
she has lived out since she was six years
old. On last Tuesday she went to the
store TO get some things. with which she
returned. She went out again and has not since
been heard OF, with the exception OF rumor that
girl answering to her description was seen at the
depot at twelve O'Clock the same day. She is about
age twelve years. has light hair cut short; blue
eyes. She had on leaving the house brown straw
nat and gray Dress ANY Information concerning
Jackson.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
KINGS COUNTY suRaoeArE's COURT.
Charitable Bcquests TO New York and
Brooklyn Installations.


Charitable Bcquests 60 New York and
Brooklyn Institutions.
Before William d. veeder
The wills OF the following named persons, de-
ceased, were admitted 10 probate In the Surrogates
Court during the past week :-Gilbert Comstock, OF
Railway, N j.; julius Levy, Ann X. H. Runk,
Michael Muoy, Bartholomew Kelly, Thomas Far
rell Theodore Polhemus Selig King, Elizabeth T.
HanafOrd and James Rush. all OF the city OF Brook
lyn. The will OF Sarah f. Darrell was rejected In
the will OF Michael Mull0y appear the following
bequests $500 to the Church OF the AS
sumption school, corner Of Pearl and York
Asylum, $3.50 to the Little Sisters OF the Poor In
the viii of Elizabeth T. Hanaford appear the sub
joined charitable bequests ITO the Society FOR the
Relief OF Half Orphans and Destitute Children, New
York, 5000; the New York Guardian Society and
Home for the Friendess, New York, $1,000; to the
Church Charity Foundation, Brooklyn, $4,000; to
the Old Ladies' Home, Newburyport, Mass, $4,000 (;
to the Home for Incurables, Fordham, Westches-
ter county, N. Y, $4,000; to the Children's Aid
Society, Brooklyn, $1,000; to the Society for the
5000; to the New York Infrmary for Women and
Children, New York, $1,000; to the Industrial
School Association and Home for Destitute Chill
dren, Brooklyn, $1,000; and to the Brooklyn City
Mission, $1,000.
Letters OF administration were granted in the
sOns:-Harvey E. Parsons, John g. Secor, James
Buckley, Susan w. Plummer Jacob Mendel, Paul
Kane, Henry GOsshay, Andrew j. Fitzpatrick, Chris
tian Kehel Amos G. Morrill,, Catherine Blake, John
d. King, George j. Siem0n and George E. Davis.
Letters OF guardianship OF the persons and
estate OF Amra Owen were granted TO Rebecca
Edwards; OF Walter G. Smith, Benjamin j. Smith
and Albert and Levi Smith to their father.