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The New York herald., 1875-12-30
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Dec 2s-Arriyed, ship Wellington (Br), Card
Philadelphia.
Sailed 2sth, bark Najaden tfor), New York.
BRIsToL Dec 29-Arrived, barks Nicola Smith, Lubec,
Me; Trojednca (Aus), Gudaz, New York
Also arrived 29th Somerset Br Western, New
York
BREMEN, Dec 2e-Arrved, steamer HALEY (Br Harsens,
Savannah.
CARDIFF, Dec 2s-saled, ship Titan Berry Hong Kong;
barks Minnie Allen soper. Rangoon, ormus. Shackord
Cienuegos Rachel Norton, do; kvanel, Hichborn,' st
Jago; schr John Gamewei, Berry Padang has been
ported sailed l6thl
CADrz-sailed schr Battle Bangs, Bangs, Boston.
DUBLIN, Dec 2e-Arryed, bark West Wind (BD. Conway,
Darien, with damage TO rudderhead.
Arrived 18th, bark Ihana (Rus), Bem, Baltimore.
DASrzic Dec 27-Arrved, ship s. Johannes Br Papst,
Philadelphia; bark Hebe GER Freytag New York.
GLOUCESTER Dec 2s-Arrved, bark Siloe (Aus. Con-
stantc New York,
GLASGOW. Dec 2s-Arrved, schr Louisa A Orr Orr, New
York.
GKsoA-sailed. bark Ridderkrk ,GeD Krohman, tied
States
GIBRALTAR, Dec 2o-Arrivcd brig La Cayenne (3r) HUI
phors New York before reported without date)
HELvoEr Dec DISABLED, bark Bengalen Dutch, for
New York,
HAvRK Dec 2S-Arrived, bark Scotia (Brl Hines Savan
nah
LIVERPOOL Dec 2e-saled bark Sabine Williams Cal
weston previously.
Sailed 2sth ship Casilda Pike. United States; bark
ynge tNor), Hendricksen, d.
Arrived 2sth ships st Patrick Br) Serratt, New York;
Preston r) North Galveston; baks Lottie Stewart Br,
Sinclair New York; Carolina Br Cook Charleston 2sth,
steamer Andean t8r), Miller, New Orleans
MovILLE Dec 2e-Arrved, bark Oliver Br), st John,
NIB.
PLYMOUTH Dec 2s-Arved steamer Presnt1 CBr). Stew
art New York for Antwerp put in short Of coaD.
QUEENSTOWN Dec 29-Arrived, ba-ks Garigliano ntaD,
savarese, Philadelphia; Virgo Aus, Mansch New York.
Sailed 29th. steamer Amerque Fp, Ponzoz from New
York;, Havre, in tow Of two tugs.
Passed Fastnet Goth AN, steamer England B Thomp-
son. from New York for Liverpool
Rio JANEIRo to Dec 25-Arived bark Gamaliel. Shaw,
Baltimore
SrErrrN Dec 26-Arrived barks Emile Gerl Underborg
Savannah Peter Rohand GER Prohn do Doth for RevaD
ST NAzAiRE Dec 27-Saed, bark Maria Adelaide tfor.
Philadelphia.
ST HELENA-Arnyed, ship John O. Gaunt 3D. Jefreys
Cebu for New York.
WATERFORD Dec 2s-saled, bark Ferda Nor), Christian
sen, Philadelphia
WEST HAR1LGPoo1, Dec 2s-Arrived bark Hangesund
(Nor), Berentsen. Darien
from port In the United Kingdom, bark Die HE
matn Nor, United States.
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Eg.Sce arrivals at this port.
The putscr Of the City Of New York from Havana
has our thanks for attentions.
STEAMER FRArctA HELENA fBrazl, from Wilmington
Del Savanila, which put into Savannah Dec NJ
having repaired damage 70 her bottom proceeded on
her voyage 29th.
sHP SouyESRBr. from Antwerp before reported ashore
Charleston baP biiged and led with the 2h
and has become wreck. Arrangements being made
Ia vessels in order all the movable MA
teral and her sails rigging &c viii doubt 10 secured
She lies the north breaker Of Sono bar ad she
moved about twice her length would have been
taken into Stono harbor. The Souvenir vessel
about ~ months old and belonged 10 Yarmo4h, NS
gntP G1LArgA $50 tons buit Mt East Boston IN 1855
coppcrcd 1873 has purchased by MeNs PenderRas
Bros CO. of New York pr vae terms She VIII proceed
New York to Philadelphia and loaf machinery
Rio ancro. account Of the Brazilian gofenment
BARK SWALLOW, a26.d1 tons formerly II Sew Bedford
Phuade pha, has been purchased Swn Perry,
VI New Bedford, Tor the whaling business
BARK GFNroo from Calcutta. which Wis ashore on the
Pile lower bay, gotten on tcrday and towcd
to this city The o. damages q her "a not yet
known but she Is leaking some John Churchill died Of
consumption Dec IL on board the 6entta
BRiG oYLrER BAD Lass fBrl. ron sydney. CB. for 80
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
THE VACANT AUTHORSHIP.

ALBANY, Dec % 1875.
The vacancy in the Office OF Auditor Of the Canal De-
partment, caused by the suspension Of Francis S.
Thayer has yet been filed. Immediately after the
suspension Of Mr.. Thayer yesterday afternoon
tie appointment rendered by the Gov
ernor 70 Mr. Theodore Townsend, Of Albany
Mr Townsend was Collector Of Internal Revenue
uudor President Lincoln several years. He a
faithful public officer and has always been a republi-
can. He Is Secretary Of the Albany Insurance
Company. IL IS matter Of much regret that al
though strongly urged TO accept the Office
81 Auditor he compelled decline il
account OF tue pressure Of his private
business The position has since been rendered
publican IN New York city OF peculiar 1tness for the
duties This gentleman has also declined il on account
or H. health. There rumors Of other probable
ddates and is presumed that appointment Will be
made a day or two at the latest
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
SECRETARY OF STATE APPOINTMENTS.
MR.. BIGELows SELECTION or OFFICERS FOR
THE DEPARTMENT OF THE SECRETARY or
STATE.

MR.. BIGELows SELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR
THE DEPARTMENT or THE SECRETARY or
STATE.
ALBANY, Dec 20 1875
Mr. Bigelow has signihed his intention 70 make the
following appointments the Office Of Secretary Of
State, to take effect the lst Of January
Edgar X Apgar, OF Ithaca, TompkIns county. Deputy
Secretary vice George Franklin, resigned
Daniel $. Lamont Of Cortland, Cortland county,
Chief Clerk, wee CALVIN Wilers, deceased
Samuel NJ. Clapp, Of New York, corresponding clerk,
vice Paul +. c. Tucker, resigned.
c. H. Seatn Director Of the Census Bureau.
Horace Moody OF ST. Lawrence county, first clerk IN
the Census Bureau vice Lamont, transferred.
Mr.. Bigeow desirous OF retaining the valuable
services Of Judge Franklin Deputy Secretary Of
State but this gentleman having made his plans many
months since the practice OF his profession
upon the expiration OF Mr. Wiers term of office, could
not be prevailed upon to change them.
Mr. Apgar who succeeds Judge Franklin, has held
the position OF Deputy State Treasurer during the past
years, and iavorite candidate for the office OF
Treasurer before the late Democratic Convention, and
possesses great familiarity with the work Of the depart
ments OF State government
Mr. Lamont who is selected for Chief Clerk has had
large experience as clerk in several different
Of the Assembly and during the past year has held
Of the responsible positions IN the State Census
Department.
Clerk is a member Of the New York Bar, and for four
years past has been the law partner Of Mr..
Thomas Cooper Campbell member Of the last
Assembly In virtue Of his professional ac-
conpllshmcnts he Will charged in addition
10 the customary duties Of his office with the verica
ton Of papers filed for the organization OF new corpora
which under recent laws facilitating the establish
ment OF corporations has became one Of the most
aborous and responsible duties Of the Secretary's
Office
Ar Seaton who will be charged with the direction
superintendent Of the digest OF the State Census
Department. was chef Of OF the divisions under
Hon. f. j. Walker, the Supernt tendent OF
the Federal Census OF 1870 Subsequent the
completion of that work he Tor nearly
four wears Chief Clerk Of the Pension
Bureau al Washington He has recently been employed
as Special Agent the Pension Office in investigating
doubtful claims from the Indian Territory, where
he has been occupied for several months
past He left that service only last week at
Mr. Bigelows special solicitation TO accept the drec
lion OF the census work this State progress.
Mr. Moody, who succeeds Mr. Lamont in the Census
Bureau as first clerk, is a brothern-law OF the late
Governor Sas Wright. and was his private secretary
during Mr. Wright's entire administration Governor
Mr.. Bgeow contempates no further changes in his
Office until such time IL shall appear him from
critical observation that the public service requires
hpm
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. %, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer China (Br) Gill; Liverpool via Queenstown-C
Francklyn.
steamer South Carolina. Nickerson, Charleston-J
Quntard A Co.
steamer Regulator. Doane. Phiadelphia-James Hand.
Bark lcarus (Brl, Cochrane, Liverpoo-C w Bertaux
Bark Europa gNor Johanessen Liverpool Birkenhead
Punch Edge * Co.
Bark Atalanta (ieD Won Lubke, Bremen-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Emma Francis (BD, Burns, Buenos Ayres-John
Norton, Jr A Sons.
Brig Britannia. Hotchkiss. Barbados-H Trowbridges
Sons.
schr Eagle Rock Hammond, Lisbon-Miller Hough-
ton.
Sehr Eaton. Pearson. Laguayra and Porto cabelloS
Welsh.
Schr Amelia Hearn, Hastings Petersburg, Va-Isaac
Staples.
Sehr VIM Brown Din, Provdence-H W Jackson
Son.
sehr G AeKen TONS. stamford-stamford Manufactur
ing Co,
schr Dart Campbell stamiord-stamford Manufacturing
scnr sale Burton, Burey, stamord-stamcrd hanuiac-
turing Co.
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
FOREIGN PORTS.


ANTWERP, Dec is-sailed, brig Won Platen Ger. Cav.
In port Sov ia bark Thames Br) for New York ldg gum
Also port Nov 10 Moneynick, Morton for wanga-
AsPiswALi, Dec I4-saed schr Thomas Fitch Ricketts,,
BoapRAUx, Dec i3-sailed bark Nereo tAus sucieh,
IsS9 o Oct 9ss, 2sa'd bark Emma B''
CALCUTTA 25In port ship Radiant Hazard, for New
CaltAo Nov 2e-Arrived. bark Ella vosc Br,, Doody,
c ss A'S Sov pSo @ .D S sS @ as
ESpsRBFRRY ISLAND, Oct e-sailed ship Lady Blessing
Hose KONG Dec lin port ships Clara Sampson, and
NV ETa sawyer GT San FEanSseo SSm1rs ns. MGo
Ger Dierksen. for New York zephyrus (Br, Williams for
o sass SSS a. scr Marion Hc~es Banskak
HoNoLuLu, Dec 11-Arrived schr Bonanza, Brown, San
sailed Nov q, bark Matte Maclcay dIaw), walters
ord %[1@ sehr II FANNY. DsV ' Worth San Fanciseo
Ii port Dec H. ship Marianne Nottebohm Whitney repg;
diss for Portiand o. Cedar CGe Rohlf nag; W Almy,
dg Buena VISTA Log rim from Port Gamble, arrived 10TH
Newport, T. j Chadwick, Mountort, Portland; brig
Lillian d,G aemeen, Glasgow schrs L hersey Gosgiins
Cardiff; Bird Hall, Portand steamer Crescent CITY,
sailed 9Th, barks virgen del Carmen csp) AChateGu
HAIrrSa Dec 27-ATrived schr Crosslcy Br,, Gross
ley Port johnson mot before) 2Sth brig Texana D
JARVIS Sept tD-Sailed SNIP
Perkins, Queenstown; Nov ,, bark Jaawar tb, Ohlton
LrenonS, Dec s-safed bark Sarah Hobart. Pnkham
MEIgouRyF Nov s-Arrived barks Hattie Han Carter
Boston 10th Olivia Davis (Br, Hardwick, Passaroeang
Escort Carver, Sourabaya.
18th John Sheppard. Burgess, Batavia
In mort Nov 23 ships Mercban tBr Quin from Burrard
Inlet arrived Oct 10 Otago, Thorndke from Drammen
arrived c IL. EIcano Brown, ifom Calcutta arrived Oct
II barks Alden soyes. for Hobart Town Skeryyoye
(l3r) Stoddart for New York. ~, ~ go
ard
sailed 2sh schr Ethan Allen. Blake north of Haiteraa
Nvwc1sTiE NsW Oct 2TArrved. bark Signal, whitney,
Otaqo EZud sailed Nov 10 for Hong Kong Nov IL bark
snarrcwhawk (3ri, Garrioch. Melbourne.
sailed Oct % bark Crusader Gorham, Hong Kong; Nor
shps Knight of snowden (Br, Richardson Valparaiso
10Th Marmion (Br Burgess, do. -
In ,ort Nov III ships West Riding r) Legeett and Was
dale frl Balie for rancisco barks Don Fernando
pervl for do Metis Kent from Melbourne arrived eth
Ia Honr Kong Juan Pearson Br, Leboef from sydney.
arrived 7th for Hong Kong brig Frances Lewey Lewey,
from otago arrived 18th, nnc - y, =
PKRxAmnuco Nov 2e--fn port bark Kirkwood CBE, for
Hampton Roads
Poser, Dec lin port brig Geo Latimcr, Norris for
Rio aSfIpo Nov 2o-In port brig Bernard tGeD, Lun.
ing. tor Hampton Roads. dg go. ,c, e,
SNGArORE Nov SIN port. bark q Munts uerl, schal'
ken, for New York 80 reportedl =. .
SHANGHAI Dec lin port, ships Fire Queen tBr), Ham
tou lr New York. Leocada (B Nearns for do; Mikado
Br) liberty for do; Haraw BD, Tor do Golden state
sSpsnS. Hsw. Nov io-In port bark whistler Simpson,
10 load for san Francisco
The New York herald., 1875-12-30

ment Owe barrels or Tecthed spirits Just about
leaving the place a dray These the officers cap
tured the dFaymen reluctantly compelled 10
put them back.
ADDITIONAL sEIzuRE
has TO hght-that Of the rectfylng establishment
William Mather. This brings the number oi the rec
Ifyng houses that seized 70 day up 70 four and
the total number of seizures up 10 eight One Of the
the distilers whose establishment Was seized SAID
loosely. well We can't buck against the United
States government
II SAID night that Of the disillers who are
indicted have purchased immunity from punishment
by lodging Information against the dstleres that we're
seized to-day. Russells recent visit 10 Washington
and the journeys Of others there are naturally con
neced with these sudden seizures II s quite probable
that the dtiers and the implicated gauRcrs ana II ere
keepers may be arrested to-day and be brought before
Commissioner HOyne
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
THE BONE AND sINEw.
THE PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK LABoRERs
RESOLVE AGAINST A THIRD TERM.

THE PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK LABoRERs
RESOLVE AGAINST THIRD TERM
TYRONE, Pa Dec. %, 1875.
large convention Of laborers, composed OF 1872 dele
gates various parts Of the State and from New
York and Connecticut has been IN session here for two
days
Among the resolutions adopted was one declaring
against any subsidy being granted by Congress to the
Texas Pacific Railroad and requesting the government
10 give the Union and Central Pacific Railroad compa
nies certain time TO pay their Indebtedness, and,
failing in that, the government should assume pos
session of the roads and also providing for the
appointment Of a National Committee or thirty 10
issue call convention Of representatives Of labor
and Industry all parts Of the country to be held IN
Pittsburg IN April next Another resolution was
adopted requesting the Pennsylvania Legislature to
pass protecting the workngmen Of the state from
being drawn into private contracts by their employers
whereby nearly all their earnings absorbed by store
credit &c Several resolutions In the interest Of the
labor organizations adopted, together with
the following
Resolved That We favor election of the President d.
recty by the people, and emphaiicay opposed to
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

matinee performance Of "Crucible'' will be given
at the Park Theatre to-day Saturday being New
Years Day the usual matinee will not take place.
Nile Rita viii assisted in her concert at CHECKER
ing Hall this evening by Nile Helbrun, Mr. +. W.
Hoffman and Mr.. Ferdinand Carri. This VIII be Mile
Ritas first appearance in America and she brings with
her fine reputation from Europe.
George Fawcett Rowe was TO have appeared on Mon
day at the Baltimore Academy OF Music but the COM
pany engaged to support him by the temporary lcssees
was strike. The directors offered to pay them for
their services but the Thespans could agree and
SO the audience, instead OF laughing departed sorrow
and Micawber went TO New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
THE SAMARITAN HOME.

Last-evenng there was held in the Samaritan Home
for Aged Men and Women, in West Twenty-second
street, Ninth avenue, reception in which many
Of the old Knickerbocker families gathered. The
guests received by Mrs. Jane Sykes the matron
and invited 10 inspect the working Of the nstu-
tion. musical entertainment or rare excellence was
provided alter which the guests partook OF elegant
lunch Among those present were Mrs James Nc
Vickar, Mrs Henry A. Smythe. Mrs. II. r. Van Rens-
seaer Miss Edith McVickar, Miss Leggitt, Mrs s L. NJ
Barlow Mrs. J. ii. Van Amronge, Mrs. Bigclow, Mrs.
Hosack and many other ladies' These ladies' intend to
give reception Monday January 3, Tor the benefit
ol the Institution.
The New York herald., 1875-12-30

Rs-EoTIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHr-The NEw YoRK
has adopted dstng Coston night sgnalfor
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red green red changing from 20 the other
succession and seen several miles distant Cap
ans Of vessels seeing this signal will obge ushyp pre-
pairing marine they have for the ship News
Department Of she HERALD
psPersons desrons OF communicating with vessels ary
nr NJ New York do addressing such vessels care
Of HERALp news yacht pier No East River. New York
Letters received from all parts Of the world and promptly do
hvered. Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-12-30


Ga
ST JoISs, Mp, Dec 2e-Arrived HIbsrAiah IB,
81 joins NIB Dec 295,Arrved. bark silver cload CBr3
Robertson. Gloucester u.
Cleared 2Sth, schr Harvey, Barbados.
TkxEf- Dec l3-Ariyed, bark Harriet Hickman CBr,
Smith, RAngoon.
TRSIpAD Dec 21-In port brig Agnes Barton Knight for
north OF Hatteras.
wHAMPoA Nov 3o-In port ship Pilgrim, Fowle for New
Xnr
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
WIiALEMEN.

Arrived at Honolulu Nov % bark Triton Heppngstone
NIB from Arctic with 1900 bbls OIL 1900 lbs bone and
5000 do ivory land remained in port Dec III.
Sailed from do Nov - barks Europa Mckenzie, NIB, to
cruise and home 3Oth Atlantic, Brown NIB cruise Dec
8 Cornelius Rowland Homan, NIB. do: 7th James Allen,
Keenan,, and Java I'd, Fisher, both of NIB, do
At do Dec Ill bark Arctic, Whitney, Haw, repg; brig On
ward, Ciilkey Haw.
Sydney NSW, Nov 1G-Bark Matilda Sears Childs of
New Bedford called the heads the 1lth obtained four
hands shipped them and resumed her cruise Nov H.
Has 800 bbls oil since leaving home.
The New York herald., 1875-12-30

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasers informed
that by teegaphing TO the HERALD London Bnreau ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street. London to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de popera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States, the will be cabled to this
country free OF charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will find the Paris Office economical
and expeditions for telegraphing
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
CANAL INVESTIGATING COMMISSION.

ALBANY Dec 90, 1875.
Nothing important enough to make public trans
red before the Canal Investigating Commission
to-day Mr. Thayer was in the Auditors Office
but not for the transaction OF any public business
The commission is engaged making up its accounts
The appropriation made to meet its expenses is not
exhausted Notwithstanding the witness fees and the
large number Of senographers, clerks SC i has been
obliged TO employ and the very great amount Of print
AntL
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
GERMAN OPERA.

Wachtei appeared last night at the Academy OF
Music for the last time in the r6ie Of Man
rico in "ll Trovatore.n He
celllent voice and created the customary
furore by his brilliant rendering Of the
aria .'Di quela pira. Nine Clara Perl appeared as
the revengeful gypsy, Azuceno, and shared fully with
Mr. Wachtel the artistic and popular honors OF tho
evening The chorus and orchestra under Mr. Neuen
dora excellent The rest Of the cast do not call
for any special comment
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
SAILED.

steamers China (Br), for Lvcrpool South Carolina
Charleston Regulator, Philadelphia; barks ronsidcs Gel
noa Emelia Barabno tBr). Baltimore; Everhard Deus
Ger, do brig Jens HntEe dam, Gibraltar.
Wrd al midnight. ENE.
Barometer sunset, 3OS6
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
SPOKEN.
NOTICE To MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Ship Alice Buck from Calcutta for London, Oct 1s lat %
S, Ion 40 L hy bark Gentoo, at this port.
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
~ sails IDss,ina,,orl onoe
Steamer

DATES or DEPARTURES FROM NRw YORK FOR THE MONTHS
oF DEeEnHE4 AND JANUARY
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-12-24

OF curse a Detroit man can get up
and light a fire as quick as the next
man, but it is the rule in this town to
give a wife a chance to make something
of herself if she has any ambition
Free Press.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-12-24

Adversely puts weapons into mans
hands to fight back, while prosperity
too OftendisarmS him.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
0tbtenit II.

europa riiitet ab. @dbrsnS in BEN an
bsrsn Staaten Oes europdiiden Continents
mad Dem @runOiate: Isl Wis pacem, para
bellum" Der Seritdrfuns Der Armee unS
ibrsr S6lasiertisteit bic sroBte Sorsiali
~,usepsnoet wirO, bat iid Der iouuerains
Siirit uom 9i9tenitsiu, SObann, ieinss Na:
mems Der 3weite, bewOsen seiunoen, iei:
nsm setreuen Sriessbeere ben Nbltieo 81
sebsn, nadbstn bic aus 10 Mtann beitebenos
9anSssusrtrstuns bsmielbsn wieSerbslt oit
Observation-Disclosures &orltelunS unterbrei'
tete, bas in @aiien itebenbe Bolt por
9isdtenitein" liebe ii6 better - bel Der
6eloarbeiten psrweuoeu. llno 10 waro benz
bas bo6firitli6e S9arii6itentorps, &c
Mtamn unb sinsn Srommler bo6-aufse
lott, uno w,ro Der Sbercommansant
Sberlieutenant IT,, Der ;usleid Die 8iiro,
zines Vanoests6niters betleioet, MIR oielen
letterem vunblutisen" Bernie ob;ulissel
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
@Irte nj bera.

lleber bic neuli6 in Wiirtembers ueripiirs
ten groitSbe wirb meitsr beridtet: OBJ
menbauisn bel Geutlinseu, ID. Suli. =
Na6Sem ssitern slbeno auf abwe9ieInoe
6eaen Elm @eipitter auS9ebroden mar, be-
merfte man bisieu Morsen 10 Wtinuten
Dor 5 lbr, cine uon @eit na9 OF sebenoe
griditteruns, wel6e mebrere SecunSen
anbauerte. Die Mobsl flansen ,ulams
men, naMentli9 par es I'M 2immer oes
YsridteritatterS, ais Oh Der Diem GUAM:
msnseworfen auersen iOate. Mdnnsr,
wsl6e auf benz 6elbe waren. ~bebaupten,
sin idwsres Stolen. wie lausanbalteuSen
Oouner, mebrere Minutsn lang sebort 81
baben. 2eidtsre 9duier, wie S3eunen,
,itterteu, ais Oh iie einfduen wouten.
Ssrnsr aus Salinsen, 10. SuIi; Na6oem
mir seitern beftisen Stum uno Sonnen:
idein nit E~essnsiHen wedielno batten,
srfolste bier bsute irib pier Miuuten mad
halb iinf llbr ein siemli6 bsitiser GrSltof
Don Norooit mad Sibweit perIauienS, bel
Elm 8lirren Der Scniter, S9wanten Dor
Yilpsrrabmsn Iuo anSersr g~eseultdnS,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10
Brppin; Sranbeujurd.

Die y9forSbeuti6e NI9emeinc 3eitun9"
i9reibt: Die fur6tbare SanSplaee Scr
airifanii9en @anberbeui6refe lit aud iber
Die nd6it 9ubwigsfelbe tan Der Berlin,
NnbaItii6en Sabn) belegene 6elomart bes
&ittersutes 6ersenOurf setommen. I'M
Sen Ger,piiitunsen unb Der i~erneren 2lus.
breituns pes llnse;ieiers mS9Il6lt uor;us
beu9eu, baben lid Die Sauern nit DEN
Sienltleuten pes @uteS perblnben. Die
bereits pou BEN 6eui6refsn serlt6rten Sell
Der werSen i6Ieunigit umsepfiist, Die nod
ueri6ont 9e6Iiebenen ~abgemdbt, pamit &c.
rettet peroe, mas ir9enO nod gu retteu lit
UNI Die Beimgeiudten Nefsr weroen ;pei
6uB tieie, nit 6aulo9ern perlebene ORD.
ben ge;osen, formliGe Sreibiasoeu auf Die
Seui6refen peraultaltet unb Die III Die
Wrdben s%eiusten Snietten ioiOrt nit irii9,
eeloidtem &alt iiberi9it,et. Sieie Sreib=
iaspen imp betanntIi9 MIR 10 LANCE con
Grfolg, ais Die 6euidreden nod ni9t poll.
itdnois aussepoaien unb mod ni9t in
Stanoe limb, lid IN S6wGrmen III erbeben.
SIS lit bes6alb prinsenp ;u wiini9en, SaB
ii6erou, mo ii9 Die Sorpoiten Der seidbrs
li6en Sbiere seigen, IoiOrt Die @emeinoer
;ur SertiIsuns oerielben aufscboten werOen.
Der Qanoratb bes SeItolper arciics, Yrin,
0anoierp, lit bemiibt, Die Sorii9aften gu
gc%meinlamer 0anolung an;uregen.