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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Sic Hreioniiye in opuiffana.

Sn Waibiu9tou 1T man 9efieIgt, be Sepe'
Ihen aus yterp.Srlean5 fit iibertrteben 81
balien. Ssioncers unpahriheinli4 kdlt man
Is, baB 10 picle ysegcr getOotst Ietu louen.
@rauts Beriih liegt in einem entfernten Slsl'
Ic hes Staates, unb Is belebt nit eernlelben
pcesr Giisnbabns, nod OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oung. Sl Stem Orleans ielblt riff bic Sunbe
oQs gr0Bte Qufieber beroor, Il. Die rDlloeteR"
9.rihte ipareu i'm llmlaufe. SerldBllhes
eiirite mon erIt in einisen Ia9sn ertabre1.
Sen. 2onghreet uno Elm Oifi3ier oes Stabcs
beg Ger. gu1orp finO sur Belt mad Grant
BariIh Lnterpess. Die TdoelS1Ibrer or
farbi3en RubehDrtr ioleu idmmtlld euttom'
men Ieiu uuo itA III i4erenS erIteden 1u9terp'
SrleauS beiuben.
Ius benz v@leranoria DemOfrat" pom 8,
Qprll entnimmt man Sol9enbeS: nuniert
Gommunitat beTiubet Ith int 3nitanoe Del
sr0Bteu Nufreguns uber Die SorSan9e 1n&ol'
far. 4les mas mir bis Jest. am 0tenia(
ytorgeus, g~ltritber ernlitieln t~onnteli, beaeD
balm: Sic yteger Den &olfar 1no iprIdl
| p0rtlib cine ihledte uuo unrubl3e SanDe, Oh
BON cinl9eu iebr b0spiliseu Wdnneru oGit
angcieitet rplrosn, ll1 9epaltthatt9 IN oet
| Selib o.S oortiqen @eri9t5fauit5 uno oe1
| Qrdiue oes SlrtipIels 9raut gu ieeen. 81
baben nit @erpalt leben anitdubtsea rpeiBel
| Mann pertrieben, uno Die Srti4aft IN ell
ueri1an3te8 9eelager uermanoslt uno Seoet
ten unb Sorpoten aui alien We9er auS9e
ielt, Die nod GOliar fiibreu. Bes1alb Il
oiss tbateu, peldeu 3med tie babel perlol5en
welae legalsu SblttIe lie babel I'M huge ia
ben, cas- t0nneu mir uitt ia9en. Wlr tbetleI
bios 2batladen NIT, ME pc ms 9enlelOe
iusrDen, nuo entbalteu ms, 10 Ian9e nj
ntdts 0euauereS eria9sen, aler 8emartun9el
barber. @eaiise 5u iascl, cG6 bic gtegs
isltoem isbr pte!e nieoertrad.t3e Il. uIImen)h
llte Nteuel pcrlibt baben. Ssa 5pangen ort
ooer bier 5amilleu, ibre Ssinatb au perla'
fen. Ssne Uamilleu i!ohtn biehsr. I'm Shu'
Dor Der 9sfabr ~ iuaen, uno re llHS le,
nod bier. SIN belpaiineter 5anft 3o9 90
bas Sau8 teS 5titterS 9futlano, Sea b
9teser itun pOrber utrtriebsH hatten.
@inem Agenten pen yNbesler & Sln9el'
RGbmaidtneu . Comp" puroe cine Nibmo
i6ins gspaItiam a5genommen, nno Die 81
GET iagten Inn, e. lode iIa fortl4eeren III
itob lem, oaB tim niAts Saltmmeres pal
irt lei. I!s er nd e,lI9 auS oeul Staut
mad)te, wuroc linn cine @eIuehrialue nad9'
ftuert. SIN llmfrtiie uleler Wtctlen I'm 90
iar baban jeue Jte9,r YferOe uno 9rooial
Iib 3ugeeiguet Ino ulele ilisoliae gfeSer 81
3wuE9en, it'd iDaeu an5uiAisBen &C."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
B~efaaatma9ungen.
Stenerz ! rpartement,
Qmt
8aIttmOrs. cen .. apiil
GsttS W0chRtHN+ So.

Sa~ltt ore. cen 9. ANii 1873.
sur Wddhridlt tif Steuer,ahIert
Die Silter otsies Sireaus ipCroen rotb1cH Uaous
tGs. ben II b. Wtts liz bic @iuSisbuzo son Sldots.
uno SIattteusrH bes %inuienoen SdpreS atolirft.
Ndbt tS) EroIsnt AbSug lpuo Quf IGtuib9s Psr-
Ioral. uno flint t5) Sroient Gui ftiIliib q @ruE6s
eiotntbual e%rlau5t, luenn Die JtctnuRcCn pur Dem 4.
Wdi tsSaplt tueIoeu.
6iuf crpScnt ab,us luiro cut ore Staatsfsusr.
EGtnur gen trlluht.
Tie Sras1feutr fpirb ron Zen G'tteus Sn6Ctern
iolecaser iEc0IpOIiItsn 9tltu'GaitsH bGSd5It A.:
S1uter- Wrr6ont's, Pctioual : Farmers uro
CHARTERS, ~Frcn,lin. Union. Quite National, Gin.
sens', SoDarb, GerHe. SoHt ot SdltImGrc. Wclioa
uoIsSrbanee uno @sntral=YiatiOral
8sritdCruuas- 1eiClliGGfteH Rea,
boto, 0Gioinston uHo NonumcrtuI.
GiienbGbHeu r~c9iitrlts SblieGtioneu er
Baltimore Ohio uE6 E0Ieltde Central glierbab<
n5n. Btfli6e WiCtuI- nozSatr, SGl'imoIes@aiorss
Oile<sllcot'6 Utl1s .giieEbGtH uno Staetsg5ii az
9tu GtieHbdln.
Btridtebenes- Noupt 8erroR Wianuf.tturs
@eieulhait, Sdltimorcr fredericksburg, @oics
tragenee S6ulO @ErtiREGte Der SGslitt=9efGuihaf'.
SLltlinort' SusqutbGrrd SamDfid dur sSeislltdtt,
Saltt'r one = Sapre oe @rGcc . 2urnpitt.G ompaenls,
Baltimore Sarforo .9urnpift = Sompa9nts, Saltia
more > Jeltelst1lUn Eurnpite ) 9ompdente u. Sn.
eGDrt con 9fcrsiQEocI StQGts'S ultGGtiontu.
Nd1 otm 20. b. Yi's. peIbcn autn riidtdrbiBeu
Rstnurssn poH 1872 Jroti Trsjent Sinfcn Sugsiblas
gan. :JomeS G3. Slnrcrion,
(HpriIt0-WaiD @innebmr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
eetharaiiGs GtYHlRs Der sSa6rss,eit.

S6lafb,tt, Watti9teit, stR gbnsi9uRs, f4 nit
iuittiibsr 3bdtl9.ttt gu b.itdftissn, Setftiss stumpis
belt uno ShWcrmutb fnb nsbei, Die w~,FeRtI,t Die
meuidltGsn 9tniiiie ldmdIern, nRb iIe iUtrbsn in
er0Ssr.m oSsr sstiaaer,m 9raoe ie nod Dem 2.m'
permanent unb cen confitutionslen aulassu cts Sus
ciutpuums Don stnsm sro6,n EbsiIe bes gub.itums
i'm 6rlbltns empiunosn. rn Die soroer' nno sYsl'
~ftesirdf,e aus citiem trds.n .3ufone nui6urilttsIn, lit
Elm stGrtunssz uno 8eSeiun9smitteI sebiststtit
notbwenris. uno 9Dfettsr'S Waasabittcrsr lift
Die stnlis, usrbGno.ns meStjiniite yiiftuna, u,I1e
purb1us fhr pi. auisabs 9,eisntt III. Die erfe Dots
brir9t cine anssnsbm. Dlutb in eem sanlsr a0rpr
teruor, lprldu srnt i6e g%rIti6ttruns foIst. Ra6
unb nod tbun bic f~dr'enbsn unb r~easIuo,n 9ieen-
hait.n eisiss relntn uns aus,ut5msr SetImittels ibrr
pon. @tr,nns, iebs Spur BON gdpGbe, Neru0iitdt
uuo Sppo6onorit orihulnoet, or @tif, iouis Ger
90rpsr miro mnnter unb frtftis. 1894, t2p&tu)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Geue Nn}et9cn.
JarafIiti[flr MenrthiItlrr.

NIT ober obre r,utite lleterIsFuna, 8rGstr's @ebetz
uuo GtbauuH9sba4, osutite Sedincsg ntsr, Haga
das u. |. ~. en- ie6lt bldg
Dluris 6riebIGneer in RriIor,
BsoulnB NenpbG!sn, 80ni9rsit preuBeH.
N8tcoerptItGuler n0len iib %eeiGuieft oirCtt an Md
%tDentcn, ca Id linen be6euten0tu TQbdtt bsptatae.
Bic obiacn Sab,r f0nren aud burt5 ieoc Bud banes
luRG beSoasn ue.oeH. [SL. 90, lO5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
nnterbaItangen.


SrOnttr. zEbeatrt GOmiGuc,
9s@se BIN: q. Stan, gfeeutthmsyur. G~trettor.
@f 70. ". esston, Gstdditsf. uns Rssifsur.
auReroroentltGe Attraftinnen
Yin gauges Sssr nruer Seniutiuuen
SsoeH Iben0 uuo 9itunaa uuS Sonnabeub
Nadmittag
eas eroBte GSaneI beS 5uars.
Sr0f. Robins
nnoeaTeiHi6t uno astsimrt6VcQs Suufol
dHfeaifeiu.
etrs @ouG er T%sl5enosn sdresttn uno 5dnBsI 7
WIotmoi ele @hiIumeua.
Il terubmts NeaCrtomrtcr urs Sorioih
Rrdnf sIprts.
Die Autf i'm Srrrue trCbg-rbe
TOup Rap.
Die S6Reerir un0 olSitub Gdnitt;n
Fri. IIice SaIcnan.
DIR tGrabNte Scnaer irlGnoIitu Steter uno SCH,
idubtGnier
Siun RrpnGu.
Der SlcGs tdHeer uub 2dENr
&aul IGen.
Na6tsbr ees Sansts Der Sd,prneru BemmsIsr
berg, Sfttte Juno SeUblt, nebit tst Ballet 5rIppe,
!SptI nsle Baaaett.
Sum S4luilS ltoT 8oGiiCuura oas ctiHGt;,r'h,
bneldtiI9s S2Guipid
Der SeIaier ,idf"
ODER D lie IrGirts.girQtsr-
Die rtettst SarIeIGt r=Gruppe in urutm 1sibb.ltit
gen FroerGmme.
Sr 9aH5en btttet eltf'5 SbCQitr bic cr6tfeu mn
btIttn untfr5Gl:ur9tH IN 5arumoye.
Sruet RG9nlittd9s S0rtelunqeE: 3isuHone nm
SoruQbgHbs gtQOnriItQoR ~ 90"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Ier!nHcln.

Garter 9artoFefn gu p~erfauitn tlr ilnfunet.bsia
Gents pro Sheffsl bei Ism. . aRiebasl & &05Hs,
Rr. ts5, We@Issrrn's AerfIe, 2ong,Dot.
(Qt-Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Gntii JticDer's
Getm;i9sSlsissr Rstnisunss>anifal

StI9 20<iibli9tm Brftebeu taIts ii es fir msine
Bf,tt, m,insu actbrten aurbsR tout neirsr Binder
be erF,tuIiG: Rittbeiiuns ju MAIDEN. baS !nein 8irs
fen Etat obns GeNeutuns ~setucien, benn i'd rsiuigts
in ssRannten 2eitraum;, ME toI3t:
$4,000 DGmerF 9leib.r,
5000 Sbapls,
5000 OamensSacauss,
20G0 Buar Somat ) Sottdngs,
40,O0) S%cIreass R0t.,
IS. 900 Eaar @olsn,
40 600 gBeten,
5000 Srape=g 6lsier. 300 Nflfs unb g:f,frGeeu. 300
atos S9ube uHs un51biise Baar 0anoitu9e Il. &usH
ic,brher BdnoCr.
ger5ne Id Eur ben S5ertt Der fieben erf scrQrrs
ten g1rtsl, il IN 70 Dollars, 20 iurres it tin.
Summe BON nber 2 Niutontn 2olats ,rseben,
W,lae id msinsn ssebstsn 3anten nutd eiEe tteins
A46gabe iie cas- ~Jtsintg.n ~6trieIbeI Cr5Glten tabe,
Ga tetna5: ieee. Iltittt lpie neu aus meiuer SaGs
9ett.
Sd trtGube mir satcr, bas gutIifum i'm aQsemei'
nen Gui neiu GeiuGTt ouiWertiam 81 maGsn, uno
DarO. gues o%uibteteu, uE au3 TnriLe nCueu Tuucen
in l.oer Nrt s~ufrteoen Su ieGen, "a ib meme Sinli9s
tang ougb igstns Iette 6t'iie nod europa nor SlUci
SapteR oerart perpoltomMHet babt, fGB Id out gro
Bsten gniortGrnSeH pirttlid unO gut BlHI9e
lcifeR fam, SctsSremeI Gborlpl9Eets. 2lmono.
benz, Susertisrs, 6ettTede Il. /. ~. Uerocn beraue.
9eHonmen, Jennie aud t SttlUcii { Gle RIeio,t ses
rtin,st r~u:resn, oRrs has gouSe ~ r~einisea. Tie
oeIttn Recommendations 9ahen MIR brreits Qon Dol
oitleu Sa4ren Die sr!tn SOneioerseiGQFte, luUis 81.
2isbig, 4r9itiiOr ttr &femis, Dor bier Sag:cr (dlIC
btuor 10 mslne acknowledgement Don &urupa auiIt1tt.
mir iton bas .3eu3niS sGb. res mstn Geiadit in ie
Der Sssi.hurs ft Den rrtsn b,rart IN amarita ebsn.
birtis en- b. 5eite ittl,H i0Rate. Guo biH i'd Gust'
niger &gsnt iir OGs piriIi6 sr6Bte G.m=gort,r 86r.
bereis9titGit %(stabitrt 1879. I'M AUDI in ri9ieu
Sad, mcinsn etebrten Runetn oas Stfe ;u liGitrH.
Msircn 2uncen a9tunpsUol iHr Die i~bisGetSe sI:
tigs Inter itlsuus sautrrO uro ~eoppeIte aufmerfiGn
telt ocripretfno, iicpt neusn Iuftfdsea srtsssen
emil fiider.
Chemical Scourer uno c4ctEi9,r Nseut iUr Die
"NeW- York Dyeing Establishment Works
auf Stat.n.3 5lane.
Office: Sr. fS9, gSra sSapsttsffa8e, Spii6ci
8Gri. mo Soparptr.
ausDdrtist SuHbsR f6Ha.n ibr, s"rtttel per grprsi
idifsn, uelde auf bsmieIben gBe9s plRtllit1 guild
9eibidt rptreen.
". 9. gssiHe gortfie ipsresn Fs pets in bisicn
Slatte Fucen. (92,2.p.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Ssgisrsml=a9s-gn3etge
@htuua, gamb. g.,

~ ~. q. q.
- Sbtae g ompasaie psrfanlmslt iub beuts,
zen IS. gpriI, in tbIem pauptquartttr. So. as,
&m,tpifrake, in rolEr Uniform. aui Seftbl pom
(93) Gdpr. ebr. Etrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
WaEerz BEREAVEMENT.

EsSifratptssS iireau, SIR. "a, Rortbfrasc,
Satti N ore, ogR IL. gprtl 1873.
SefdnnfMdd,una
tir u &oniumcnter
gSl1isr : Gou iumcnten tucrocu tQlOu erlnrert, bos
ted,9 Sru3tut dbjIg nui anc BGlcr. Rebriroen
tir 1875, renn ioIte in stgerparisen Diunat berits
ti1t, erlaubt lpsreen.
Ale tu6ltdnbtgsn 1tednureer fur Arbeit occr 0uI.
ir Iruhen oor BAN rs. AprI bCJatlt meroer, "a rod
cie'em Io9e oas s9affsr obne lucitcre sluSeise abQts
pert Dth.
G8-93) u. g. sbaretts, @a7er, WeotnrotOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18

8rootl9n, I.<g.-aus @iisriudt fam
es I'M Sieniiag Nadnittag 'pliAen S'Eet ben
"bclsrcu Stdnoen ausebO:iSeu Damen: 5rau
Sini.Qa rno 5rau NieloS in ben Sotel Dou
Gap'tdu Slmittab IAN Der StraBe nod eoz
leD .SslanO geie9en) III elnem re9elred!ea
Heucontre, nobel 5cau Sielos ben StirSertu
soq. Sic Qsttete ilno es batter fir gut, 10
raid m-e mGJlid) tire 2halie 81 b;tei9en unD
ihrsr @eguerln baS S%alattfclo III iiber!aIe1.
Die rlrIada oes ~9iencortre, pelde5 iii gang
Y1coilpu aroBe SaniGtiCu hsrpoyricf, mar,
oas Grnu ainiela reu Yeroatt bsgte, eS erl-
i1irteu suiiGen ibrsnl@ attea uuO 6rau fielos
unerlaubte Sc3iebuussn. Ger Gate rer Sreu
6. lit 6,rausgcber oeS nGa9le" uno GonSreB.
m~itItiep, Der 1atts Der 6rau s. Der Shuls
superintendent SbomaS Sielo8; sIpiiteu tcr<
ist5eu britgbeu De Observation-Disclosures VeIitG'
uugen. 90 uiel man erflhrt, 1T Die @lfers
Iuht Der 6rau 6. uubcJriin6et. Der Satte
herlei5en rpar BET Ger SSeae anrDeieno unb
muBte fd gefauen laiIen, oaB tbm lslne Srau
in @egeupatt britter BerIOnen ben Stanos
punt tiar mad]te.
,8erlangt" miro bic Aolclie bes anes
ritauiiaeu 9uitidiii.rs Oonaloiou, oir nad
Dem, mas iibsr lbu beridt,t w,ro, elm wahrcr
Sauieuoiaia isiu mug. Seutihe i3%eltunQen
iaiieu I'D nGulid BON einen Sdalt ben fol-
ssnoen Bdrsu aufbinbeu: Gin amerifauiiter
Ntronaut, SonaIbiou, bsabfdtigt, blcIeu
Sommtr btn atlautilbeu Sieuu auf ccrNeiie
mad SrlaHe in einem Srobeu SaQou gu pal
iirsn. 81. Wnitine nlro circa 1000 Yfunb
mieecn, 268, 000SubitfuBSns uno 3pei ;leine
gebdlter gum Sdute stgsu 2tdpeloen, ioIuie
eintu elettriideH gsleudtungsappara: entdal'
ten- Ser YrofsTor rsdnet %oaraui, isine 1.iie
in II StuuosH bis 2i Sagen jurttd3uls9eu,
uuo b.abldti9t, tpsnn oas Experiment F1
ais erfOlgret9 eruslft, eine yalon. Bon uub
paia9i.rsQinis nm DE 8.lt sl srrldttn.
rOnhI Gam" il BON elmer neu.n sta9,
bsbro5t. Gin GinuObn.r DON 9 aHop y.
Sill, N..D., TT i'm Sehe. siuss SaulO'
iaeins Don $500, psldeu General Waib'
ingtou fir Yrooiont tpiblsno Der 8,uolutiol
auagsiieat bate. Sui Der Rldielte lit fir 81,
Qdlits Der Summs quit,irt unb Der Nsf Der.
ietben ioa nod nidt beSablt lem.
Di. ernie Drudtu9<Tabri in
HorbpefeH Der 8n. Staateu tpurOe lliugit IT
SousaplIe, Ridi9au, erSinet. Die Subril
bat % fraft1lihle, 5000 SptnoeIu uno pro'
euSirt tlslld $500 CARDS Dgudtud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Bauueretue It. I. to.
8auz unb Sgatne,ciaszuEn;pn,

D~W " EFEL NFtEEt
Die Seaaltsn unb Delegation Der tettsillgtGH Yers
elm. io;uie cnocre firo cinGeinotu. bsr heute Ibrno
itGttfnosu6cn ~8uiomnlun3 bCi 0rn. Sipprian in
ar 81. GGmscrft.afe, beisu potUen. SIN Nui.
trGo:
(93) GgrieI WSsufcI, Ser.
3wcitsr ta,lt;d) : ameriiaaiiatr 8aus
Gcretn.
aftteH $500. WodCntiitc Giu3ob'un9 10 Gers.
Rtdt aui htm psImaEeHtcn Blame. aber iGr Die Sus
terefien rcr IftieR- ST. 9aber gSilbrt.
Die G!riab:ur9cn teaauFcn an Z. G1rtI. IGe
Stticnieen. ioeIde ned attiel baber pollen, irS ,r-
iltf, nd1iter Wsontaa, Nherts 5 rbI. Md uuiertn
Stnmtra ..9t0rcoi.@is Ger Sant- mo Eout. Stra5s,
81 fomlnen. ar. e s5i;u net. TrGi.;
Nier. y. GutfeIt, Sdasm.;
(3-D siif. 90 Smith. Getr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18

Di. ernie Drudtua< 5abrif i'm
RoIOipcfen Der Ser. Staaten tpurOe liiugf IN
Sousfpile, Utidigan, er6Hnet. Die Sabrit
bat % Srat1ihle, 5000 SpinbeIu uno pros
hu,irt tloliG $500 0arbs Orudtuf,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
Mn 2tqnorbdnbler rao
9aDen6alter!

Sic gufmtrti1rltsit nib aui Den beute naoraer
UNI 10 r5r hattfinbsnten Yerfauf Don
2ipuors, @eintn II. I. ~. an Der Sl . 10 { f.
GGeoer SoroGinrar r. uuo aafsrnsa0enu., btH'
eeitnft.
>93) CammslS. Gjposr S EUbne, autt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-02
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN TUESDAY,, DECEMBER q 1879

from MAdrij, which no had found
on his table upon arriving in
Washington. 1t had been prepared
by several members Of the Spanish cortes,
and was addressed 10 Senators Sumner
and Cameron. He asked an unanimous
ccnsent to have IL read.
Mr.. Sherman objected. Ito thought it
an unwse course to read dispatches from
foreign governments before we had ro-
ceived information from our own on the
same subject.
Mr.. Sumner thought his friend Sherman
would not object If he knew the contents.
Mr.. Conklin said, swell we can restrain
or curiosity till we get tho presidents
message"
Tho senate took . recess for half an
hour, at the expiration Of which time II
re-assembled, when Mr. Eimunds said il
was evident that they could not get the
presidents message to-day, on account OF
the time to 10 consumed in swearing in
members aud organizing the house. lie,
therefore, moved that the senate adjourn
until IL o'clock tomorrow, which was
adopted.
Mr.. Buckingham introduced bill in re-
lation to bounties, providing ,hat old
bounties under the presidents proclama-
ton of May 8, 1873, actually mustered
into the service Of tho United States be-
fore August u, 1861, and accepted by the
war department under said proclamation,
shall be paid full bounty Of one hundred
dollars as promised in said proclamation.
Mr.. Conkling's bill relating to certain
monies appropriated for members OF con-
gress, provides that all monies appropri-
ated a. com ensation to membe OF the
i2d congress in excess Of mileage and
allowances fixed by law at the commence
ment OF said congress, and which shall
not have been drawn by members Of said
congress, respectively; or which having
been returned in any form 10 tho United
States, are hereby covered into the treas
ury Of the United Stated, absolutely tho
ZANE - IL they had never been appropri.
ated as aforesaid.
Mr.Pratt introduced bill fixing the sal.
AIRY Of senators and representatives
in congress at FIVE thousand dollars per
annum, which shall be IN lieu Of all exist.
ing provisions Of law for their com pensa-
tion except actual individual travelling ex.
penscs from their homes 20 the seat Of the
government and return, ana two hundred
dollars per annum for postage, stationary
and newspapers. 1t authorizes the dis
bursing officers Of the senate and house to
retain one-third OF each month from the
compensation Of senators, representatives,
and delegates Of the present
congress, as will amount by
the 4th Of March, 1878, 90 an
excess above the rate of S., 900, which has
been heretofore paid under act of March
3, 1873. The sums so retained to be re-
turned to the treasury Of the United States.
The bill introduced by Nr. Edmonds to
provide for the distribution of the sum
awarded TO the United States by the
Geneva tribunal Of arbitration is tho same
bill which was reported favorably by the
senate judiciary committee last January.
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CITIZENS OF THIS COUNTRY.
FROM ST. Louis.

bEoT
ST. Louis, December The X snsss
City journal yesterday, had q private let
ter from Crockett, Texas, stating that Q
party of Texan despsrsdoes attempted 10
break up tho performance Of John Robin
sons circus, At Jacksonville, on the 23d
Of Novemb Der, but were prevented and or
der restored. About five o'clock this ev O.
ming, however, rs the circus men were
loading their animal wagons, etc, on the
cars preparatory to leaving town, . large
number Of roughs attacked the men with
knives and pistols and agencral and dss
perate fght ensucd in which three TeXani
were killed, several wounded and six cir.
Gus men wounded. Robert Sticknsy had
knee dislocsted, and it 10 feared he
never will be able to ride again. Chas
Robinson was knocked down with club
Three canvassmen shot through the legs
One hostler shot through the breast, an
| other stabbed IN the back. As tho trair
was leaving town 1t was fired on and On,
man slightly wounded. Threats were
made by the Texans that they would &,
to Crockett again and attack the circus
Robinson has sent to Houston for ammu
milton.
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gives pace TO eIPcdiency. Shiftsa -.
sions, trickery y. uD4srninc the nsc'fs' 80.
and grow into eonarnhca ,.h;,.
The shams Of prieSts ,,. 49,,
trsnsnorted into tac "'
, s''' p.,v ,,.n,. as public
ou''n'''' ~a. .evelop into 81.
aen'"s u's". " Nv I'D at once, say, from
comPe''ne' - .cbes-hurriss the file,
'h'o 'he "''"' cunningly woven for them
ana inc w" X become tho victims.
a." VI" under n strict cash.paying sys.
'e" watch, We are solemnly assured will
no' only rSmedy all our difficulties
OUT VIII me nd our morals at the came
Vme' "lii' tory" however, as philosophy
teaching D. examples" and the fallacy O
the assurance 10 too obvious TO deceive.
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= CUBA.
ALL QUIET on TIE POTOMAC.
OPINIONS OF THE NEW YORK
PRESS on TIE SETTLEMENT.

WHAT TnE NEW YORK HERALD SAYS.
NEW YoRK, November lo.-The Her.
aid, to-day, editorially comments on the
hoilowness Of the concession made by
Spain to tho United States In the Virgin.
ius case, and Gays: We are of tho opinion
that In the history Of nations there arc
some things worse than war. If tho
statement published gives an accurate
account OF the conclusions Reached
then, surely, the demand t' for
repsration has sneaksd to acontemptible
and wretched close. Never before was an
international negotiation so wretchedly
pitiful in its results. Spain yields US re-
paration certainly. She even slaps the
United States In tho face with il. The
punished savo by such farce of trial or re-
buke a. Spain may chooie.
WHAT THE NEW YORK TiMKs SAYS.
The Times says: Now that the yov-
eminent At Madrid has arranged with
that At Washington to deliver up the
Nrginius, it is clearly tina to discuss
tho actual status of this steamer when
she cleared from this port in Oc-
tober, 1870, and when she was captured
three years later by the Tornado. 1t 10
found, by reference to shipping articles on
file in the New York ,uslom.ho that
she was cleared by Collector Murphy for
Curacos, October 4, 1870. 1t then ap.
pears she WAS purchased on August II,
1870! !.I' BY John I: PA!.sr.sD. from shs
runner during our civil war
that sho was condemned and
sold at Mobile February IL, 1866,
and registered a. an American vessel at
New Orleans as the Virginius, June 49,,
1896 that she passed into the ownership
Of tho United States in the collection of \
debt from Miles Il. Steele, May IA, 1867,
and thence 30 Patterson more than three
years afterwards she therefore became
an American vessel under the law Of 1892,
by naturalization, and was registered in
1866 and 1870 as wholly owned by
CITIZENS OF THIS COUNTRY.
1t also ssys..on the bond which was given
by Patterson to obtain this registry and
certificates no suretiss were given, as the
law requires Tho undertakings Of owner
and master should be performed and the
registry not fraudulently used. There
should be critical inquiry into the cause
Of this omission, because a truthful and
correct registry undsrlies our whole sys
tom of creating American vessels which
carry on a foreighn trade. This, tho limo,
considers, is the only flaw in the registry
Of the Virginius.
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resolution deciding tat Cannon had taken
an oath Inconsistent with citizenship, and
with bis obligation 8 . dolegste; and has
been and continues d, be guilty Of practi-
ces in violation and ie6anco Of tho laws !;
and referring 10. the ornmittce of election
the question Of Can on's right TO . seat.
Mr.. Cox opposed no resolution as tcnd-
ing to estal lsh a vry dangerous prece.
dent. Here was rima fscie case with q
regular certificate ION the governor Of
Utah. lie moved tbs the delegate be sworn
in. The resolution was further opposed
on same ground by Butler, q. F. Hoar,
Potter and MsynarG and then on motion
of Niblack the resolution was LAID on tho
table, and the oath { Office administered
to Cannon.
DRAWING OR STATS.
The House then roceeded to drawing
of seats.
CONTAINS.
The certificates 10 the North Indiana
district, Messrs. Snnks and Netf being
opposing claimants was referred to the
committee on electins, with instruction.
to report at an earlyday. The certificates
10 an alternative oc, depending on the
technically rs to tbs AZ votes which were
cast for Shanks but which were excluded
for informally.
MIR. Hale. of Mine, gave notice thai
he would that he wJuld tomorrow intro.
duce and press to e.rly passage, . bill L
repeal the increase If salaries.
MIR. Statkweathef presented an spplica
ton for pension TO all soldiers Of the wa
of 1872
Mr.. Butler, of MAssachusotts, offered (
resolution to admit to their seats Messrs
Sypher, Sheldon and Pincbbsck, Of Lou
isiana. Without action tho House ad
journed.
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tucty, has Issued . paper announcing that
DR.. Cumming. will be tried for violation
Of section one, canon nine, title two, and
saying any Episcopal act attending this
trial will be null and void. All members
of the church are required to give no
countenanco TO any movement 10 which
Dr. Cummings is engaged.
DEATH OF TWEED.
The rumor that VIM. NJ. Tweed 10 dy-
ing Is confirmed by . report to the
mayors Office. He is said TO be in the
hospital with inflammation Of the brain,
and at one o'clock to-day he was not en-
pected to live till evening.