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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
The Police Commtssionership Middle
nm New York

AAILELL AND NOokHiS TO SUCCEED CHARITUE
AND GARDNER.
NBW YORK, July Sat a late hour last nigh,
II was officially announced that Police Con
mssioners Oliver Charlick and Hugh Gardner
had resigned, and that Geo. W. Mstzell the
present Superintendent OF police, aEd John X
Ioorhis, had been appointed 20 I'LL the vacan-
cies. The appointment of Matzell will, OF
course, render the appointment Of q new super
intendeDt OF police necessary.
MAYOR HANEMKYKE's REMOVAL ASKED FOR
Two memorials will be presented 90 the Gov
efnor to day at his country seat, and appeals
wiil be made for the removal Of MAYOR Have
meyer. One OF these memorials rehearses in a
very compact form the conviction of Police
Commissioners Charlick and Gardner. and
urges that their resppointment by the Msyor
lustlnes his removal by the Governor The
other me mortal rectteS the report OF the aSse m
Oily committee on the abuses of the street clean
ing bureau, and evidence OF irregularities on
election day, taken in the Supreme Court be-
fore Judge nonohue, recalls the demand twice
made by the board OF Aldermen for the reor-
ganiZation OF the police DO ard. and the MAYOR ;
promised investigation. and finally refers 20 the
conviction and disappointment OF the police
commissioners.
THE MAYOR TODAY
appointed eX-police commissioner Hugh Gard
ner excise com missioner in place of Noorha :
who was last night appointed police commis-
sioDer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08
Foreign Notes.

BKRNE, July S.-A postal congress will he
held here in September. Fifteen states will be
represented Delegates from France ami ben
mark have already been appointed
TIE CARLIsT WAR.
MADRID, July s-Gen Zaballa II making
preparations to renew the attack upon the Car
lists at Estella- The defeat of the Carlists in
their attack upon Tereule, SATURDAY., wsx 40
complete that they have left that section OF
country altogether.
General Mariones has been appointed gem
erslissimo Of the republican troops in Navarro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

RECRUITS FOR TIE PROPaEr-Arrir1l Il q
Large Company = lh0rBa0fls az N,lg T1rt.-MOn-
day was a day OF confusion in Castle Garden,
New York On Saturday the Rhein from Bre-
men, with 3e3 passengers in the stesrage. and
Brittanic from Liverpool, with 3jl. arrived. ON
Sunday came the California from Glasgow,
with 40l, and Monday the Steinmau from at
werp, with A., the Idaho from Liverpool, with
LIZ, the City OF Montreal from LiyerpO u. with
CO., and the Wesser from Bremen, with l3l. All
these remained on shipbosrd until Monday,
when the entire number, 3,l02, were landed in
Castle Garden. Among the ,l25 on ne Idaho,
which was the largest number ever brought BY
a steamer of the Williams & GuOn line, were
about Coo Mormons- A noticeable feature OF
the company was the large proportion OF good
looking, buxom young women, who seemed
somewha at ashamed OF their position, avoiding
the glsbces OF strangers a. much a. possible
Yesterday At O'Clock the COO started for Utah
by the Pennsylvania Central railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

AYpRoPHoBIA.-A man named Evans, living
IN Warsaw, Indiana, who was bitten by Q mad
dog ten days ago, exhibited symptoms Of
hydrophobia yesterday, and y now given up BY
the physicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

SUICIDE OF AN Rx-CoNPBDERATRC COLONEL
Col. VIM. Unckles, formerly Of the confederate
army, committed suicide yesterday at his once
In New York city. He was found sitting in his
Blood was flowing freely from his mouth, and
Derrlnger revolver lay upon the floor by his
feet. The ball passed through the roof OF the
right ear, and death quickly ensued. Financial
matters are supposed to have been the cause of
the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

SECRETARY ROBEsoN returned to Washing
ton last night. To-day be was attending to his
duties at the Navy department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

fHILArkLPHIA, July S-NO clue has been
obtained yet to the whereabouts of Charley
Brewster Ross, who was abducted from Ger.
mantownon the 1st instant. He is a SON OF
Christian Ross, of this city, and his family are
IN Dreadful state OF distress. The abductOrs
are evidently holding possession of the child TO
obtain large reward. Three hundred dollars
has been offered. The father has received an
anonymous communication Offering 20 return
the child for $4,000. The father ha, given
notice in personal in the Ledger that he Is
ready 70 negotiate 20 the extent OF his ahiIitv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

over Savannah, Ca, Sunday night, tearing up
trees and unroonng houses. The grand stand
az the fair ground was destroyed. The track
of the storm was narrsw, but the force was
terrific. The displey Of electrical phenomena
WAS grand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S275,sI271.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

A "CRUEL AND INHUMAN WIPE"-rhe
singular suit of Jules ID. Meyer We. Ellen d.
Meyer, in which the plaintiff prsys for separa-
ton for bed and board on the ground OF cruel
and inhuman treatment by the defend ant. /" WAS
decided in supreme court, specisl term, yester-
day, by Judge westbrook. In his decision
Judge WeetbroOk says" have granted this
with great hesitation and doubt, my own iudg-
ment being that the revised statutes, which pre-
scribe system OF divorce, repeal by necessary
implication the old act of 1924, on which this
suit is founded. The late Chancellor walworth,
however, In two cases has held otherwise. 4
also am Informed that the court of common
pleas of this city has also 50 held. reluctantly,
at special term, follow their precedents, re-
serving hereafter the right TO review them.n-
NJ. y. Timss. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

THR district TREASURY CREDIT BALANCE
from receipts from taxes is S1Oj 90, and taxes
are coming in at the rate of OO) to $40 O1O per
day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

THE NEW GERMAN IROE-CLAD.-It IL stated
at Berlin that the new German iran-c!af X ai-er
will, Immediately after its arrival ia one OF the
great German naval harbOrs, be fitted ont for A
trial cruise, and then placed IN readiness for
general service. Two more ir0n-clad frigates
are TO he ordered in England, aud a third Is 20
be built by the German vulcan society. IL has
for some time been considered necessary that
the German iron clad feet should be completed
by an additional brOsdside frigste Ike the
and a second iron-clad corvette. Ii wol!d then
consist Of four heavy and two light brOadside
frigatts, four heavy turret-ships, and two heavy
lron-clsd corvettes. The new ships are 70 be
built ar speedily as possible, and t~o OF them
will, II is said, therefore be ordered in England
where the Kaiser and Deutschland were buIit
in little over two year,, while the GrOsser
kurfurst and Friedrich der Crosse. which we're
begun at Wilbelmsbsfen and Kiel five yeSrs
years ago, are stiu not completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Budl DObIe's Condition Powders
The Hos! ErPSrieHesd HOrssmsa Use III.
mart. WY FOR SALE EvTRYgHrRE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

CONVICTION OF AN ABoRrIoNrsr.-In Chi
cago, the grand jury has found a true bill
against DR.. EARL, the abortionist, for murder in
the first degree in the case Of Rosetta Jackson,
The trial will take place next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

FATAL RAILROAD COLLISION II ENGLAND
There was collision on the Lancashire and
Yorkshire railway, England, yesterday morn
ernl hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

EX-GovRRNoR SHEPHEaD was before the
Grand jury to-day for the purpose OF procuring
the indictments of Charles \. Dana for publish
ing an alleged libel in the New York Sun re
Gently on Tim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

SUICIDE OF A SOUTHERN PRYsIoIAH-Dr,
j: X. Jennings. prominent physician of Nash
vile, Tenn, committed suicide at the hotel at
Narragsnsett Pier, r. l., yesterday morning
HIS niece. daughter of ex-Goy. Wise, OF Vir-
ginia, was with him at the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

SECOND DAY OF THE LONG BRAsCH RACES
Yesterday was the second day Of the Monmouth
Park (Lopg Branch) races. The first race was
for the Hopeful stakes, value $500, added to
sweepstakes Of $50 each, play or pay, for two
year olds, the second horse to receive 800, and
the third $50 out Of the stakes; distance half
mile. There were seven starters. The race
was won by Belmonts Babylon, Hitchcock
John was second. and James A. third.
The second race was for q purse OF $50 for
all ages, the entrance money to the second and
third horses; two mile heats. The starters were
Franklins Arizona, Little's Fellowcraft, Nc
Graths Jury, Lawrence s. &. Lorillard's Shy
lock, and Coffee's Donnybrook. The first heat
was won by Arizona, Fellowcraft was second.
and Jury third. Time, 3:41. The second
heat was won by Donnybrook, Arizona second
Fellowcraft third, Jury fourth, and Shylock
fifth. Time, 3:45K.
The third race was for the Monmouth cup,
value 81 800, added to sweepstakes Of $50 each,
play or pay, second horse to receive $500, and
third $50 out of the stakee; distance, TWO and
half miles. There were twenty-four nomina-
tione, out Of which only McGrath's Tom Bowl
ing, Hunt Reynolds Whisper, Babcock s. Ran
SONS Ransom, and p. Lorillard's Village Black
smith started. Tom Bowling won, Whisper
second, and Ransom third. Time, 4:42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

SMUGGLRRs ARRssTED.-A Wilmington cor
respondent Of the Baltimore American sends an
organized band Of smugglers at Lewes, Del.
yesterday, by government officers. IL Is stated
that for many years these men have been prac-
tcing their nefarious business, and that ali pre-
vious efforts TO break up their trade were 40
weak and neryeless a. 10 amount 70 nothing
practically. IL is limited that officers OF the
government have bean in COLLISION with them
and protected them. This effort 70 clean them
out h vigorously made and ought 70 prove sue
ceseful. Six men " arrested, and the speclfic
charge against tia a II fsmusgling sugar FROM
the bark Masoic on June lst. They were take n
20 Philadelphia, and there heldSof examination
before the United States comu iesioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

Hydrophobia is not more mysterious than
rheumatffm Ia.
~The new chicago lake tunnel Is called
"another sublacustrine source OF dqsa para
for the million"
nUIt n thought that the coming state eIec-
ton In Indiana will turn on the LIQUOR question
the temperance party supporting the republi-
can and the liquor men the democratic ticket.
~Yesterday morning the works OF the Ro-
chester tumbler company, at Rochester, Pa,
at 10000.
~Mu. Minser, lady In her eighty-seventh
year, while sitting In her house q Pisrcseon,
Ind, the other day, vs. stung on the neck by
AAn Mlofy nlpNtN NtENnEaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

LIEUTENANT WILLIAM HOWARD BRIUs OF
the L S. Navy, died in Philadelphia On Monday
last. He was a son OF the late John Henry
Brice, of Baltimore county, Md, and entered
the navy from Pennsylvania on the 18th OF Sep
tenber, lsll. His funeral took place IN p Mia
uelDhia tIis afternoon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MENTS.
COMIoUE.-sUMMEa HsATEB
jay g, EVERY NIGHT. AND TWO matt
prcductop Of the greas New York Weekly SEN
BIG FOOT.
true eprpseGtatiOD II border life, full OF laugh
Ptrf.rmsnce will coz Glade each evening with the
sparkling Partisan sensation; he French
BAhLow's GAT S5ds OF Art, T..
To PATHS lsariHs TIE csiy, and ny customer, N
general
am row selling my stock at greatly reduced
FTices'so 81 TO prepare for the fall trade.
CHRCH3s At half the former price, to close that
VELVET FRAMES and PAsSE PARTOUTs re.
wsLSUT and VELVET FRA n 9 Esp, o on band
.dd. iz,s made to order. jels-lm
o1 .ss. ON ErAibi'i'n and salsJN.ySo
Tfs sr.{ AT
MARKRIrERY, 81
doors shove s ODD FeIlcWs' Hail f'es' eisn'
Jnolee VlI Paintings, Engraylngs, Cnromos, 30.
etss 'f Pctare Uofs: %nf ss
'eis, Alnss, Nails, &C., in the District.
srPleaso remember Name and Number. jelly
NEW AND SECOND HAND.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Iced si"cf i secosd hand 0Iothfns Tsry eseap
,JUsTB'S Sig d street, bet wee n 9th and I'm n
w. anch store 13h high IT., eeorsetown. jystr
EXCURSIONS, &c.
Peg q the sS. e
NOkTH BAPTIST CHURCH will be postponed
I'll TUESDAY, July II. By cr'erOfthe
IL COMMITTEE.
THE STEAMER
PILOT BOY
WILL NOT MAKE HER USUAL EXCUR.
SION TRIP To DILL'S Pa 49,
TILioN ON THURSDAY, JULY 80
9A.
Her Excursion Trips will bs resumed on THURS
DAY, July 10Th.
jy7-r VIM. II. BYLEs. Agent.
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Of bullet wounds.
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HE CKOPs IN MIssIsslPPI-The Jackson
(Miss.) Clarion of the ID instant, says: "Just at
this writing we are in the midst OF q dry spell
OF weather, but during the past month we have
had frequent showers in different parts of the
state, which have improved the crop prospects.
All our inquiries confirm the opinion that the
acreage in corn has been largely increased, and
that our producers will be able, with one or two
essential article the next year. The acreage in
Gotten is at least 10 per cent. below that of last
year, but the tillage has been better, and we
would fam hope that greater care will be taken
In handling and preparing the staple for mar
ket than heretofore"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

0J. Amber Smith, Of Richmond, Il about
to visit Europe with authority 10 place in mar
ket several million acres Of Virginia lands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

THE STEAMER COLUMBIA
LEAVES COMHERCE street WHARF,
BALTLMDhEa FOR WASHING TON, ON
ING HEkE AIS p. II. SUNDl Y. RE
TURNihG. LkATES SThPHENs0NS
ON TUESDAY At o ARRIVING IN
BAL TIMOREA T4 p. II tn URSUAY
Either Of these trips shsrds parties fine oppcr-
tuIity to enjoy q sail On the Chesa- N-s
peake bay and Potomac river with g als3h-=N
oct loss % much time from business STzEEsze7
All ocommOdations-meals, stateroom, &c.-frst-
class. 3 aier0ons may be engaged in advance by
application ts The agents. The steamer be char
tered for excursions from this city Mon lars and
Tuesdays Of esch week at reasonable rates
Je2S-f STEPHENSON & BROTHER, Agents
EXCURsION POAT FOR CHARTER-T
H GREAT FAILS or other points On Ohesa-
SON. Apply to J A. BLCNnON,
Jel5-lmF Corner and 18th SITS /, Rock Greek
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

DICEIC In consequence of the death OF Mrs
II Farless, the PicDic Of the Sunday School Of thu
n Til 1UksDAY July Il. By or rofthe
Ii COMMITTEE
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SURF BATHING.
sNiPE SHOOTING.

CUBE HtTEL,
COBBs ISLAND, VA.
This vell-k u Sumner Resort il now open fol
the Tece ptioR ef visitors a. 4
T;Ims.s3 ger Day; SIS per Week; So yHAS
per Month Cf four weeks le.ff
ROute-Trom MORT X by Steamer"N. p Ia1E--
Mondays, Wednesdays q Friday .. Ca. m.
Through Tickets to the Islam $50 &c board Of tn
stFsmer.
For further information address,
COBB BROS. K CO.,
jslS-lm CobIfs Island Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

GENERAL HOWARD had a long conference
with General Sherman this morning in reference
TO the duties appertaining to his new command
Ii is expected that General Howard will leave
for bis new field of duty in about four weeks
Colonel jeff. &. Davis, relieved from the COM
mand OF the Department OF the Columbia by
tie assignment OF General Howard, has been
directed to assume command of his regiment
sd infantry, with headquarters at Fort ID. a
Russell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY yesterday passed
the municipal election bill. The committee OF
parliamentary initiative has rejected La Roche
fOcauld's monsrchical proposition. Bruins in.
terpetlstion was postponed until o-day, in far
OF the left with the legitimsts. The position OF
the ministry becomes critical. The moderate
ard the extreme left, together with 40 legiti-
stood tn at RaOul Duval, the monarchist, in
tends TO move to- day that the national assem-
bly, be dissolved. The judge, who Investigated
the proceeding OF the Central Bonapart st
committee, is reported to have applied to the
assembly Tor authorization TO prosecute Rouher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

OPENS FIRST OF JUNE.
The mineral waters D. rhsps sand unrivaled for
tneI very high curative ? wers in the fol a A
lSVing diseases, yiZ:-ScrOfUis and allVc~V
GlanGu ar swelling and Cutsneous Erup- ls.StS
i've Diseases, pisrrhpa, Dys psia, BrOnc hi'is,
&C They are especially indicated in the whole
Class q ailments pecuisr 10 the female
SeLd Tor circular, cODtaiuinR letters from cele-
cur effected.
Coleman Rodgers, and Candy, GiIpin & %,
agents for the water ard mss. Baltimore.
may Is m,vi,m JAMES a. FRAZIKR.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-02-28

- ccsinf Ia the Eastern Intcd states.
my ~ carts hy enclosing GrssEbaeks United
ior such suount they wlah 20
be inserted above table fer the time
paid far
~ Business Cards, prepaid for year allowed
rates. which Tor transient advertise
Henss ~hen paid or charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-02-28
Go and Learn a Trade.

THE foIowing J. Hays new song which young ladie.
1a learn r the benefit of such EaanIs Who propose
Hhout visible support and eatate on the
..i lights d "I9ye and rose Lsayes"I ...
I' sing HttIe song tonight,
And every word Il true.
Nag'I hnd that every line j. meant,
Young gentleman, for you
I've 10 intention % offend,
In what = sung d said
The and substaIcs q Il J..
To 60 and learn a trade
cnozus.
The coming maa1 j. who lives
To zee his fortane made.
Whom every bcdy Eiu respect,
Because he IearnsI a iraae.
Your eiaeation may Be good.
But time Is fitting BY,
Instead % working doa't b fOol~d
The 0Id man may dei
Aui Il h. should, the chances are
Ills Will may b mslaid.
Or cut you oh without cent
- 70 aud learn n trade" .|-
The county = full of '' nice young men,"
who from their duIy shlrk;
Who think 'twOuld crush their family pride
10 they shouh 20 work.
Take on Jour coat (yOur Ether dhiJ
And hnd some honest maid
Who'll help you make your brtune. when
KOu'ye EARNED honest trade.
BE temperate n all yoa do.
Be hithfal % your bozs;"
You'H ind the more you do for him ~
win never prove n Ioasi
louTi find cut aity years iron now,
Whsa fame and Iortunes made.
The best step that you ever took ... ....
Was when you learned trade
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17
+ &rifs Re1&fcr

Der atlantlld)e telegraph meloete pors
geitern glbenO lpGt ben SOB zines beuti6en
8laiiiters: oeS plattOeuti6en 9i6ters 6ris
0tPuter. 9lm Z. 9tOpbr. 1910 in StaOenbaz
gen, Wcdlenburg- -S6meriu, eeboreu, ftuoirte
er i'll &oltOd uuO Sena Surisprnben3, trat
9lnfangS Der brciBiger Sabre Der Surife1.
if)aft bel, rpur0e beSbalb 1888 in BreuBeu
uerbaftet Hnb - in unieren Sagen taum
9laublth - gum SObe per1rtbeilt. Spater
begnaoi9te man ibn 81 50=idbriger Seitungs.
bait, i'm Sabre 1888 mur0e er OIL Medlen=
burg auSgelicfcrt unb 1910 amneItirt. gu
nGdit iibernabm er Die 8cmirtbiGaftung ieiz
mes uGterlidlen @utes, hattie aber geringen gr=
iolg, ruorauf CT iidb IN Sreptom, Bommern,
ulS Briuatlebrer etablirte, 1865 begann er an
i6riftltelern unb i'm Sabre 1866 iiebelte er
nad @ienah iiber. Seine Sdlriften eridlie-
nen iett IN raider aufcinauOerfolge, uno in
peni9en Sdbren mar CT Elm beriibmter
Wann.
0teuter bat burd ieine flaITI9en @drifter
Die pluttOeuti6e Sprade wteber at @breu se,
braft unb tbr, mas lie friiber ME beiaB, eineu
Stang neben Der SoGbeuti6en in Der beut'
iden 9iteratllr uelidafft. Ssiu GROCER 8o.
man yllt mciue Stromtio" oarf, mas Gba.
rafterSei9uung unO Sailbsruug, br9teriIde
Se9abung &C. anlangt, fir bic bette @r5db,
lung an9eicben ncrben, mel6e felt Simmer:
mann'S r0titnAbauien" in beuti6er Spra6t
gei6rteben wurben. DtDge er redt pielt
ebenip be9abte gtadfolger erbalten! 0ieuter {
0eben lit cine furftbare antlage 9e9en bi(
tralrt9en peuti6en 3uitinOe, inter benan cir
0tann ein Wfeni6enaltsr binburh meaeu
elmer patrioiiiden SOee un'S Qeben ,itterr
muBte Ober Oltracirt mar. IS 1T gemiB be
5eid)uenO fir baS Suterldnb9en Meflenbura
baB Der tii9tigite SOpf unO Der beriibmteltt
0tedlenbur9er - beTen gtame nod 9enann
perbeu miro, penn Wedlenburg ebenio Der
seen iein mrb, pie Die @raii6aft Senneberc
ODER Oas 6iiritentbum Sienburg = nidt il
ieinem &aterlQn0e leben fonllte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17

9ie ,4meritautide Shu13ciz
tku a." mcld)e biSbcr in youiSOllle eridlieu,
miro iebt pom cen 6ru. oeilmann & 06rfinz
ger in Wilmautee beraus9egGbsn. Sr. Sell
mann lit al bic Stclle OeS perItorbenen y.
@ugelmanu gum 3irettor Der OeutIh euq1
liitleu 2tta6emie in IRtmauGee ernauut.
pie Q Sdulbcu oeS 0ifrtftS 6 o.
nm b q beiteben aus Orei 6laIicn; 3uuGdit
betrdQcu Die 0utrttt 8ou0S 10 1tilioueu
Dollars; Johann ino Gertiiitate fir abaez
it)dtte StraBeu Serbeferuugeu uu0 Qb,uQ5,
Candle sum 8ctra9 bon 81 JAG, 900 ausae9es
ben. 0ieIe &ertiftate ucroen nab Der Gons
greB atte ui6t in 9uor eiugel6it, ionoern
tOnnen MIR ge9en Die uu8SugcbelOen Bombs
nit $3.50 jGbrliden 3iuien umgetauiht uer-
ben; otele SonoS lauieu 80 Sabre. Die
brittle Slaiie heitebt aus Oen curreutcn S6ul-
ben, i'm Setra9 bon fcben uHO elmer balben
Uttllion Dollars, fir meld)e Die 3abluug ans
ben Steuern unb De r2lppropriatiou oeS Gouz
! greiies, Die freilif MIR 81 800, 900 betrGgt,
beitritten meroeu n1uB. Ser geammte Sfulz
ben 3uitano belduft ith Ssmnad) auf unge
| fGbr % W illiouen , Dollars.
lleber bic 0eUti DE Golonte bel 0ta-
reu9o, Soma, NO fitrSlidl cine 0roBe Teuersz
brIuit uortnm, miro Der ,5u. StuatSjtg."
iol9enSes Rdbcre berihtet: ygs beitebt ad)t
Meileu uou DtarcngO cine oeutife @Olonie
aus ben Siiugeru 0cS SGttlerS 6Od i'll Der
gSttterau, bic in Der @ei6idlte inter Dem gta
men Snipirirte betaunt Fuo. Sie beiteH in
Soma ein guu5cS y6Owuihip," habeu Sitter:
gcmctnidaft unb beidditigeu ittl nit Sano=
lpirtbi1aft unb 6abritatiOn, waSaucs maRr4
bait mniterbaft bon ibueu betrteben miro. Su
oen iiebeu StGotteu, Die iie bewobnen, bettn=
Oct fi6 feiu ein5i9cr 8lteableiter, NM woBr=
i6eiuli9 tit aud teiues ibrer Sebduoe psrIts
6rt, ba fie srlupideIi9 gegeH iOIae SOT'
4 htsmabrsaeLn fne."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17
GnropaiI9e &a6elberiftc.
@nnrrni,ttrnI,cn in NentfhInnn

CHHCFHhHShtgtAt tH %suIiQjtuWO.
Sono on, II. Sul1. - SSu nSrolid,en
Sbsile BON 8reuBeu iino Inter ben Sauern
mehrere AufitGnoe uI8gebro6en, neil bic 8e.
u0lferung baielbit NIT ben neuen @eieten
SctreffS Der aenoerUng rerSrtsz zGegieruuqen
niht Sufrie6en lit. Sn einem 3Hiamnerz
itOBe Smii6eu MttIitdr uno 8iirgeru mur0en
0ret Beronen get6btet. Man befitrdtet Den
2luSbru6 erniter llnrubcn.
2on0on, 13. Suli. - Sine Spc3ialz0e.
pei6e aus Berlin oil Die ,GimeS" iugt: yGS
beiBt iett, OaB Shirt SiSmurt's &siie mad
Stliingeu feinen pOlitiifen 3pef babe. 9el
freunoidlaftlid)e Stunbpunft, pel9cu oel
S0nig BON Sa1ern eiugenommen, gemGbrt
aGgemeine 8efrieOigung, iuabreno bic partt
Observation-Disclosures Subien'S Elm @efIbl
Der llnbebaglidteit beruorrufen."
8erlin, 13. SuIt.-0er Oeuti6e Sai.
ier traf beute in 0tiiu6eu Elm; er muroe oor
Dem S0nig BON Sagern am 8abubofe EN-.
pfaugen unO in ben t0nigl. Yalait geiitbrt
Der &0uig mir0 bem 8aiier bis Sal3burQ
ba5 Geleite gebeu. Die bapriiheu 8rill.
sen unO eiuige @tintiter baben SrOen CT
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