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9te t1urmbett tn Gbse1eloaGo o1tittD
In Gii0sG0rnlfitn.

s @barleiton, S.z@., 26. San. = 0&id).
ter 8. S. Wadap (9tepublifaner), mel9er BON
@ouu. @bamberlatn mad, @bgeiielb @ountp
geldidt tporoen mar, nm bic llnruben Su unz
teriu6en, hat Serift ertattet.. Gr i6iebt bic
S6ulo srDBtentbeils auf bic groben OtiB-
brdnde Der @ountp Segierun9 nno ertldrt,
bak lett Der lluterloGnng Der Saaien our9
Die Rormannen feline @n9lild) ipre6enbe Se1
pOlferuug 10 tpranniiirt tporben iei, als bic
8eiBen jene8 @ountD'8. Die Sffi5iere Der
ytegerntiiisen b6ten bieielbeu auf rpenu int=
mer elm peri0nll4er 3sult Sipii9en gSsiBeu
unb gfe9ern entitebe uno bieies geI6ebe trob
Der Sbatla1e, baB ber @ouoerneIr allein oas
@ed)t babe, Die Ntili5en aufsubieten. 9er
Nihter empfieblt bic ioforttge @ntpailuung
Der 0filis. Der @onuernelr 1T geneigt, Die
Gmpieblunq oeS Nid)ter5 III befolqen.
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sl1tS Nmtn.

Stem Dorf, 26. San.-@n Sri,f BON
Saoanna iagt, OaB Die Bodtn nod iOrtlpdb-
reno auf Der gunSeu Suiel graiiireu uuO 0nB
blele MteuI6eu baran iterben.
Die @ubaner fiuo iebr beiorgt iiber Die
6ortifrittc Der Sniurgcuteu, ueldle oie 6rO=
da freus uuo qucr umi9marmen. Sb bes ibusu
audi 9elingt, bis Ill Die 3uder 0iitriftt Dor
suoringen, lit 5par icbr s,ptifclbait, Oo6
m0fte bie3 inmer einigcu fleiu,reH Sreif-
corps geiingen, Die Naun Die Ytuutogsn ME
oertrennen ipiirocn.
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Sin WoroproseB tn Yemniyls
Nnftfpta

Mtaud) @bunt, 3d., 26. San. - Seal
Saul, luelAer we9en @rmoroung be8 Steal
McSribe in 8eauer WieaDows proseiTri
lpurbe, tparb heute tpe9eu Sobtihla9S idul
big befunben. = @dlD 8. 8arrow. elmer BE,
8elatungsseugen, rpuroe bellte auf bic g(uS.
Iagen 8. @alagber's ais @ontplice Youls
perbaftet; CT hattie ersdblt, bab er bem Ste
8ribe ben t0Otliden S1lag perieete. 81
inirh menell MorbeS prniei[irt merhen.
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Gamct,s 0er republifanifdjen @sit'
slieoer oeS Geprdfemtnnten=
nnttSeS.

9S bingto 26. San. - Die 0te=
publifaner bes 5auies bielteu beute a(beno
einen Caucus, Inn Die gtieberlage bonn letten
Dtontag bilr9 irgeno eiu Serfabren aus3u.
gleiden. Die Seriamulun9 mar 5ablretd
beIuft unb es tpurbe ernitlid) bebattirt; etne
Qnsabl Wttt9lieber nerlieB jeood) Die Ser
ianmlung, ebe ein Seid)luB geiaBt purpe ;
mebrere 0erren erfldrten, DaB iie iid) bnrd)
feinen Caucus binben laien witrben. gSie
man bort, murbe beidlofen, Oas Suitis 60
mite Su initruiren, bic @iptlz0tedtS -Sia eill'
suberid)ten, oieielbe fir NmenbementS 5lt=
gdnglid 81 MAIDEN uno bann nah oretltitnoi=
ger Debate bic Sorirage 81 foroern nnb cine
Ibitimmung su er3ptngen, ielbit ipenn man
A8 G6tlnAe11 In G6itsli1ln hleihe11 inllte
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ll,.alilasfell itl . o,.aDfeepfie, W..@,

. on9b teep ne, N.=2., 26. Sanlar.-
Surf ba8 Stiir5en elmer 4ufsugsmal6ine
in einem @isbauie gu 9Saibington 8oint
purben geltern ied)S Otann ueri6iittct unb
ieibtueritdnSlid burd Die iallsnoen @i8i4ot-
len Idmer perlett. 3pei Derielben, S. De-
gan NIB Same8 6aruep, weroeu nift nit
benz 2eben oabon fommen.
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Wnttb itt 8rooflDat.

Br00flD n, 26. Sall.- gSdbren0 IN Der
floiieuer @So6e in einen bieii9en Sauie cine
lluterbaltung itattfanor idlid) iidl eiu 0ieb
ourdl Elm SofenIter in oaiielbe uuO eutipeus
bete aus etnem 3tnmsr beS britteu Stofruer=
fe8 cine Menge SaGen, pel6e bic meibliden
@dite bort niebergelegt batten. Der gSertb
Der geftoblenen Sad)en betrdgt etrua $4,000.
De8 0iebe8 fonnte man bis jebt nod nidlt
hahhnft iper0eu
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Die tt.tterTit61tia9 In ~ e,p=

Nem Orleans, 26. San. - Gr,
@ouueruelr g8eas purbe beute BON oem
@ousrcBs sGomite peruommen; er beriGtete
iibtr OaS 8erfabren ber StimmeitSdbler nno
leste 6ecen 8eribt nor. @r ertIdrte, er babe
Ton eem uprigea Gomite feline @orlatung er=
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TCGnnc.

Ntontreal, @an., 26. San. - Sin &C.
tern III 9eliie, Canada, auSgebrohenes 6eller
Scrit0rte cin gar5eS 6duiergepiert. 6iini3ig
Nannlten ilnb oboodlo8. &erluit $5O,OOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-27
Die t1e6eri6iuemmuns TT Narps.
0fne

Gan 5ran5isco, Sal, 26. San. -
Die Serluite Der 9elfdftsleute bur6 Die lie
berl9lpemmun9 in Marpsoille besiff.rn fib
nllf S4f5. .675
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Teoern, Wfatraten mma 8etten
bon
Gbarles 6nlanber & s0bnem,
=, Wett : yrattHtat

Hahe Der Bride
5000 Yfuno oerbefen @duiafeoern, rein unb troden;
ebenio Bett5mi1it; Comforts, Bldntets.
9aars, Sprtugs uno Quit Natrdten, rorr6t5tg
eosr ani Beltennns 8enatt; auG ole ReporatureI
duTe Heste beior9f.
wao0eIn ailss aIt gspeIfert ober umsepoIiiert.
Groer 9emat o6er reparirt su ben biGisfsn feiieu
(San26, ,f20itef
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Scr 6elOmorff.

Stem Dcrf, 26. San. = @elo in ytad)s
lussigsr ussi Sr Iebbaft, 1lsa Sis Staten i fir
SbligatiOnen lebbait, etpas niebriger; '81er
1l9b; '62er 115g; '64er 117t; '62er 1158 !;
'64er 117@; '65er 1893; DO. neu 118a; '67er
1194; '68er 1194; 9teue Siinfer 1154; TO-
4Oer Coupon 116b. 9lftien idloifen leb.
bait unb ieit; 1tetu 9Orf Central 1921,
grIe 30, 2afe SbOre 74b, SD. @entral 971,
YittSburg 914, Nortbipefern 44g, prior. 594
Rod<Sslanb 103a.
unterihaeamts Silan3: Sob s46, ,24S,-
817. Snurnllt S45 922 A3O
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ielben; iie fiihlten reht mohl, baB iie pertre-
ten etu lOllten; es lei oas @elo Der gteger,
nm bas es iid banOele. Die Sia murSe 3us
| riidgelegt.
S'Srien Don Wtarnlanb leete Die Dent
| lflrift BON M. g. 9teipel, StaatS uperlnten=
bent bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Marglanb, Us.
3t. @reerp, Superiuten0ent Der Stabtld]ulen
bon Baltimore II. u. Dor, I'm llnteritiienng
Der Snnoesregterung sur @ritnbung .etner
Jfational= =llniperittdt fiir Die Sltnbeu.
gtnd lGngerer Scbatte bei6loB baS 6au8,
Serid)te pom Snltts @onlite entgegen 81
nebnen.
Stnf beri6tete eine Sill ein, tpelfe allen
Merifanern, peld)e ieit benz Sertra9e bon
8uabaloupe 6ibalgo auf Dem inter jenem
Sertrage erlporbenem @ebiete gemohnt haben,
oas amerifaniihe Siir9erred)t uerleibt
obne bab nieielben Die gtaturaliiations-
Sormalitdten bur65umad)en baben; ange<
nornnlelt.
9ie Si1, neld1e perfiigt, oas Bancroft
Serfa9reu einfOrmlg su MAIDEN, ipuroe angez
nomr1en.
Botter beridtete ein Subltltut fir oas oem
Suti5 Gomite porliegenoe Contributions
Imenpelnent Elm. 9aiieibe bebnt bic AmtSz
Sett oeS 8rdiioenten anf led)s Sabre ais,
uerbietet aber einen sipeiten Serr1in.
6. q. Soar iprad) gegen bieies Imenbe'
ment; man iolle bem SOlfe bas Redt nid)t
ent5ieben, su lttmmen. fiir men es 9ut babe.
Gus Ser SutlOesD0aptffaot.
9Saibington 26. San. : Die n9llaz
bama" . @ommiiIton erlebigte beute Die Salle
Scr. 1876, 81, 100 uno 286. : Die 3eit, an.
iprii6e anbaugig Su MAIDEN, gebt am %. D.
Oits. su @noe. Sis iebt liegen 1885 ans
lpriide Dor.
- Die llnterbanblunsen megen eine8 0tez
ciprocitGts= SertrageS 5ipilf)en ben Ser. ct.
unb ben Saupwids- -Snieln ftnO i'll @noe nnb
Der gertrag miro oieier Gage benl Senate sur
3tattiifation iiberlanbt meroen.
- Die 8anfreoiforen i'm gan5en 2anbe
baben Snitruftion erbalten, iofort ST. inter-
iuden, oh in alien 6dlien Die Shed =Stempel
qeh6rta ueriuenbet noroen iirb.
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Gsppide! Tsppias! Geppidf!

VfoBe YtetSsGthte0tt9t
SD babe oeben metnen SerbitzBorratb Don Seps
ptd5en, 1adlstug, gaues, Ratten u. I. n. er>
balten, tDelde h Sehu bis spanSie YroJent bini9er,
dis trgeno elm anoeres 9ei1dit nertaufe.
Dian fonlme uno iebe ben sroben BortbeiI, ebe
man anbersDo fauft.
Vlan perseiie ben Plas nidt!
g. Qed3t, ftats.,
VT. 129, SiosDroaoudp,
(NnriI9 12Dtef) neben Der Hdbti5tben Gtbu[e.
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Die hfiBe Tuft-Kohbfer0e
Grffqruua,

ga elm @erhtt in Der Stabt ci<fuirt, oaB mir aus
perfauen. nm uier @eitait aufsusebeu, 10 er9reIeu
mir oieie GeIesenbet, nm unieren Sunoen nno oem
Vublifnm anSIseisen, oab mir unier @5eiddtt g
auf9eben, ionoern nur Wemfdbenbaare snm
aoitpTee perfaujen, um uuieren 8orratb gu reou5ts
rem. Wir ba6en 750 Saarsefed,te BON 1.50 bis $50
nro Std rpelhe mir 5um aotenpreiie ablaiieu; fer'
er 5000 aros 6rsettss su 80 esnts uno tbsnrsr io'
Soarbiirien. ad,umen II. Yarfimerien. Wfan iprete
Dor in gSr e., aertnstonfrase, une oeiebe fid Die
Daaren - SeahHeeta
(Sou2S 1Sg) ytt. 62, SeftnaIuNut0Bs.
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Ste geffrt9ea SenatorDablen-
Gr.Grafloeut Snbnion in 1enneiicc. - Sen


Sc bptlle, Gent, 26. San.-M. Sobn
ion purbe bette bet'm 50. Ballot erwdblt. :
@oup. 8rown tpeigerte iid, abermols als
@anoioat auf5utretel1. Set Der 81. AbIttm
inung erbieltSobnlon AZ, 9enrp 13, Stepbens
"a, Sen 4, @ming II Stimnlen; nothwenhil
;ur @rlpGblnna maren 30 Sttmnlen. Sn
55. 8allot erbielt Sobnion 50 Stimmen. lini
puroe Inter qroBer Infregun9 uub lebbaf
km @ntbnitaSmuS ais ertpdblt erfldrt.
Broptbence, R.sS., 26. SAIL 9iror
,oa beute ieiner Hamen suriid, morauf Sice.
@ouu. 9au 3anbt, Der tisber Oiron Inter.
itiiste, ietne Stimne bern@en. Surniibe gab
melder I'M eriten Saltpt nit 62 Stinlmen CT.
mdblt tpurOe.
Otilmaufee, 26. San. Sm Senatt
Ser @eiebgebung BON 8i8couiin erbielt Gar.
penter ID, Briggs 16 Sttmme1, 4 Stlmmen
paren 5erItrent. - Snt 5anle erbtelt @arpen
ter AZ unb Sri99s 35 Stimmen. 18 parer
Seritreut.
3reuton, u.s., 26. San.- Ser Seuat
itimmte 1eute fir q. Ot. 9fObelon, oaS Saus
fir @r=@ouu. 9anbolpb; Der 2estere wlrb
mprgen erpdblt tperben.
ct. Yaul, Minn., 26. San. - Sie Sc
ietgebung mar beute lli6t bon alien Otitglie.
bern beiud)t, ais baS Sallotireu begann.
5faulieD erbielt 80 Stimnen, 0onnellp so,
0aoiS %, IS. 3. @aibburne 5, 3erireut
10 Stimmen.
OtabiIon, 8iSc., %. Sau. - Die De-
mofraten noninirt.n Sen. s. Bragg bon
6onb Qu>2ac. Seine aubduger boffen cine
Combination nit ben unSuirieoenen Gepubs
lifanern III erntDgli6en.
Cincinnati, 26. San. - Serl6te ans
Sbarlelton, W..Sa., mclbell, OaB Der DEMO-
fratllfe @aufuS nod fein 8elultot er9eben
bat.
Nfilmaufee gSisc., 26. San.-&dt-
Sebn Republtfaner baben itd perpHid)tet, 9ez
gen Carpenter 5u itiunten. Cine &onierenS
5lpii6en Carpenters SreuuOen uno Den lla-
abbdngigen bate fein GeInltat.
genator 2tnoretu SSobnSon.
Rai bOtlle, 26. San. Ser @ntbniiaSz
rlnS rnb Die Iufre9nng ipegen Der @rrpdb=
lung a. SobnIon'S gum Suube5 Senator
maren unbei6reiblid]. 9ente 9lbenb belt er
auf einem freien Blabe cine balbftitnbige
Gebe Dor 10000 MeniGen; er lagte, er peroC
trsu 3u ben in ieinerIbmintitratiou oargelegs
ten Observation-Disclosures iteben, Seriift.
wrrben perbreitet, baB 6r. Sobnion ben re:
publtfantid)en Wit9ltebern Der @eicbgebnne
3ugeitdnOniiie genad)t babe; er ftellte bieIes
Jeoodl empbattIdD in Ibreoe, er babe gfieman.
ben GonSeiiionen gemadlt nnb lei auf Del
breiten Ylattform Der @Onifitlttion errpabl
porben.
Darlington. 26. San. - Die 0epeidt
welfe bente Die @rpdblun9 q. SObnion'F
melOete, rief inter ben oemofrati9en Sena.
loren sroBe Sreuoe aus; einige 9fepublltaner
ipra9en ibre Sefriebiguug Oariiber aus, bab
er iiber einen grs@onf0oerirten geiiegt babe.
Iagemeiu 9tebt man Su, baB er ieintn politi
l9en Spponenten 81 id1affen MAIDEN rutro
9r. Sobnon tit gegenludrti9 Der ein5t9e nod
lebenbe gr- BrGfbeut.
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Gitt S0nDlitrett 9eiMliNtet. J..

6 &hIcagO, ST. 26. San.-8er W0bl-
itreit in ?. 9iintfte Swiiheu Dem 0fepbl.
gSarb uuo Dem 9emf. 0arriion lit gei9ljd.
tel. @riterer ,ieht iidl slIriid.
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aytam fauje Singer's'
/, mn nffe anSere,t WdhutaSd,tYtstt,

unO lal5e ale 2eparaturen beiorsen BON
=. gH. gSiIO,
beuti dee g. ef6 dft
(Gprtt15. .12IsteH) Str. "a, gSeits0alttmoreNf.
eS- Man fanu ir9eno cine gfabuaibtne. ole man
miin5tbt. fit iroeno etnen 3ettraum mietben, uuo
man erhdIt tets cine Nai6ine nit ben ueueIten
YerbsIieruuaen uuo ellem 3ubebor, meldes perlanst
,piro. aui Bunib miro bic Dlietbe pou Der aaul7
summe abaeretuet. Niaibuen .perben repartrt.
&. 4. WeSeenmep.
Rr. 1856, 8eit=Sapetteftrabe, uni
fqRo,oS tss) SIR. 25, Sf>Baltimorefr.
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erit fsnnen mad benz Gri6einen ibrer Grftd
rung in Der ,,Sorlb." sic rpurSe in meil
6aus eingelaben, bamit id meinen ginflub
gebrauhen fonnte, nm Die @eidid]ten gegen
Seeber 3u unterbriiden. Ottine Sram mar
bage9elt, oab tie in nnler Sans fomme -@ls
clifton Srou @ooohuQ Dem Bublifun in
StetnmaD's 6alle poriteGte, lagte er itngefdbr
SOlgeuoe8: yNteine Oamen nnb Serren! GS
lit iingem0hnlth, oaB id) mid, tpGbrenb Der
9orleiun98 SaiIon in Der StaSt beftnbe uuo
gang 5ufdllig fam id bente Abenb bierher.
Sd bore, RAP rnebrere M1nner BON Seocu=
tltna eriud)t iporben itnS, Die Dame porsuftel.
len. @tnige tuelgerten iid) aus benz @rnnbe,
neil ite tbren @barafter augeblid) nidt feu=
nen; 2lnDere, neil fie 3,ueifel iiber ibre Qtn.
fidten begen. 9aS ibren Gbarafter betrtfft,
10 femme td) benielben uno iibernebme bic Ser
auttportliffeit fir oenielben 5u biirsen; ibre
4ntften bage9en femme i'd nid)t. Sie meg
cine Sanatiferin ODER cine Narrin letn; i'd
aber piiroe Gins BON Setbeu ODER Setbes
Iein, menn i'd uid)t BEN 0tntb bate, bel einem
amerifaniid)en Bnblifum fir cine 6rau I'M
Die 9tebefreibett 3u bittell."
Seuge flhr fort, baB er in 2otpeu 'orn.
Storrs geiagt babe, baB Geef)er, pte er lelblt
eingeitauben, nod NIT einen1 anberen 6rarcns
simmer Gbebrud begangeu. - 3eu9e uurbe
Iooann iiber bic aftiondre oes y@oloen 9lge"
befragt, worauf ii8 baS @eridt uertagte.
Gtm atoerer seranbter Gmabc.
Nem<@orf &c. San. = SIM biid)6Iliden
gSaiienbauie 5u @ooper8town, N.=D., bsfin=
bet ftd ein etiua fiiuildbriger Snabe nit
brauuen 9lugen uno braunem 9aare, Der Dem
Charlie 6oB in uielfader Se5iebung dbnlid
iein ion. Sin @eiitliher Ser biid)DfliGen
Stride, i'll !Sapanna, @uba, fun9irenp, bradte
ibn uah @ooperstomn. g8ie Oieier iagt, er.
belt er oenelben BON einer bort gaitirenOcn
@irfustruppe unb aSoptirte i'm. Der anabe
fam iid nod erinnern, oaB er cine Mutter
gebabf, Die i'm ,@barlie" nannte unO i'm
Sdrtlid1 liebte, mas bel bem &irfusuofe uid)t
Der Sall mar.
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Sic cSnjtrrcfttON 0ttf Gmba.

Sauanna, 26. San. - Die belige BreIic
erfldrt peridisbene un9iiuitige 8eridlte pom
&rte9SIfauplate fir uumahr. Die Spanier
I'M @incaS GiGaS Oiitritte itno beOcuteno
uer1tGrft morSeu
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"a 9r. =. 8. Wtopiton,

0adbjoIserbes Dr. Wtn4elL
Er. 1873, Gseit=s5apettes, ober9aio sutaprreNse. N
Sdhne per0en onr1aus obue S4msrsen NIT Shlie
oes gabsaies ausse5osen; sante ge6tiie NIT 9nm'
uisdbnen 10 billi9, mie $40 uno paIeno garanftrt:
sdbtem @oIoe auj eine porShsIid1e Beiie gefaut 81
uno bo5er. Yerioneu tperoen woblthnn, bier porsne
Ipreden, e6e fie auoerspo bingeben, oa ole 6actlf
or,neitnnf nid,t h6ertrOfien perbea foansn. Ote
BIeile iuS iebr niebrs, uno ptro ole Mroetf saran'
Nit. D1s Geitdit III Su ieoer 3eit geoffnet.
fS7ftIt-0u(itO S1ftii-Snui0 U1HS)
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SeIesrapbii4e 9epeiael1.
Smlanos9epejdeli.

(geri9te Der nG6ociirten Breiie" fir Den "@ors
reiponoenten.")
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AanoreJs Rn(eu- bahupulper

eeftip reinist uno mabt Die 5dbns tpsis, Ioft ben
9dhne De Saeon Der Sbadotel 1T ueu, nieolih, be-
auem uuo lparlam. sreiS % @ents. 3u babeni
ollen Npot9efen unb DrosueuzSanblunseu.
(9Jun5 i3DtteS0
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q. Statue. Serausscbsr.
spe3ial : Moti,e,t.

Baltimore
efre 3n(nranfe Wf1ift,
saetoettsG6e bon &outbs ane gSaters @trabe,
&)ieie 9eienidatt peri9e fortwd5reno 8esen 1er'
,uis oaer Sdaben burdb Bransunslitd tone5i tn oet
stdo., tpie TIM eanoe. ole Grten bon Gt9entbuin,
ls.5lr-, eaben. uno gbaareu5duier, 9an6eIssiiter.
Nfel5au>V Vrobufte, Wobeln, Saus @erdtbi1aiten,
in Gan besrifene ODER i'm Saten tn eaouns beitnbs
lie SSabr5euge u. I. ~.
9a5 Sirettoriunl beftebt aus f9fsenben Serreu:
Dm. @. ART on, Yrdfoenf;
SEQ. U. Btfer5, s. b. &apff,
9apio g. Wiliou, s. 3fobt. Senfins,
s3oi;a1 Bennington, g. Wtorton Gtepart,
yraucis z. Sing, 8. s. Nepcomer,
S)enrp Carroll, Srpile Sorpib,
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PICKENs s. @, THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL I815

Park from any part of the city, but
the difficulty seems to q stranger to
consist in getting away from it, not
in getting to it. Three thousand acres
OF park, traversed by seven miles OF
broad, navigablc river, by the Wis
sahickon, which runs smilingly
through miniature Cheat river
valley, which has Indian rocks and
waterfalls and wooded hills, rising to
almost inaccessible heights, and glo~
rious cXtcnts of meadow, which the
whole world is free to press and
Craze upon every hour of the day,
and every day Of the week, is fact
whose immensity it is difficult TO
take in without seeing it for oneself.
Paramount possesses advantages
all its own in its size, in the beauty
and diversity Of its natural features
in tho freedom with Which every one
can ENJOY all there is to be enjoyed,
and iii the many objects of historical
interest which arc enclosed within its
precincts. It's houses Of relrcshmcnt
arc magnificent old mansions, which
antcdate the revolutionary war; and
in one Of them is q window whose
pancs of gloss have existed since
1863. | should like 10 stay a long
time at Fairmount Park.
Great preparations are being made
for the reception of visitors next year.
Almost every family will rent rooms,
and a new temporary, but very
handsome hotel is going up. capable
of accommodating two thousand per.
sons.
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~. % IN
~ A'li iii'n' Wy Quo iIeino'
'"' , P"Sc"'t III "onor VI eA-r resi-
uch' uch' . Johnson was 1"ll ana complete
S"Iecs0' ' W,'ho"t WI d'S'uroanco OF ac'
o,uo;,'' ,,: tne procession commenced
1''o, ny "' ~'oo' =. "'> "Hu was me
'"a m ~. '". lio'l ol ,ne poP"'ncc th9t
WIS M,'S @ wv, "''hesSeu III tmiS cl'y. t
was ''l"io up OF 'he m''l'ary, CIVIC,
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A Centennial Letter.
A Flying Trip to Philadelphia, and a
Birds Eye Vie,o of The Centennial
Buildings and Fairmount Park.
New York, October l, 1875.

New York, October /, 1875.
/ havo just returned from Il flying
trip to Philadelphia to SEQ the pros
grcss mado towards tho proper ccIo>
bration of tho ccntonnial.
| was littlo curious to see Phila-
dciphia at homo, l have always
heard much of Philadelphia houses
and housokeoping-o their comfort,
of their space compared with Now
York houses, and their choapncss
added to their superiority. So | was
prepared to sec everything cnnleur de
rose, except Paramount Park and the
Centennial buildings, in which, com"
paratively (not having tho right of n
citizon to be patriotlc), felt very lit,
tie interest. But this Indifference dis,
appeared after had been in Phila-
phia few hours, and had paid visit
to Fairmount Park, and now | am
quite sure, and am proud to know,
that the centennial will be big thing
the biggest thing Of the kind ever
soon in tho world, as it ought to bo.
THE SITE OF THE CENTENNIAL.
Moreover, am convinced that
Philadelphia is the only place whero
the centennial would have room on
ough to spread itself whore it could be
successfully held; and tho sooner tho
country gets md of any petty jealousy
and turns in with q will to help, the
better, as nothing now can prevent q
worthy beginning from bcing carried
to more or less successful conclu-
sion, and the greater tho success the
creator tho crcdit reflected upon Ame
RIGA at largo. Tho site Of tho builds
ings has been admirably chosen, and
admits of abundant space, coupled
with evcry natural advantage for sight
seers. 1t consists of four hundred
and fifty acres reserved for exhibition
purposes within the precincts of tho
great park of Philadelphia, which
contains three thousand acros, richly
wooded, diversified and watored by u
river, the Schuylkill, seven miles long,
navigablO for pleasure or traffic. The
buildings occupy what is known as
the Landsowno plateau, and a supcrb
view of tho wholo grounds is obtained
from st. Georges hill, one of tho most
beautiful of the park elevations, Cha
a,ounix bcing the highest.
The number of feet contained in the
plan of the buildings would bo simply
bewi!dering to any but house car.
pointer or an engineer, but an idea OF
the size of the main structure can be
obtained from tho fact that it covers
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fiUa From the Sunny South.
May the Tenth.

"Let us GROSS over the river, and rest in
the shade of The es."--Dying words Of
Gen. "Stonewall" Jackson.
How perfect the hush on him lying!
And where is the light on his brow?
Is he yet in the land Of the dying,
Or wakes he in Paradise now?
Without, in the calm Sabbath morning,
The "Boys in Gray" are at prayer
For their hero, their hope, their adorning,
> Nov lying so quietly there.
He hears not their outcrying SORROW
y He knows not their passion and tears;
His spirit no shadow may borrow,
So far from the presence of theirs!
Alone, on the brink Of Forever,
The palms of the Blessed he secs;
He cries, "Let US cross over the river
And rest in the shade Of the trees"
Tho crimson Of battle is paling-
The shouting, the laundering dies;
In the beautiful future unvailing
The forests of Paradise rise.
Bchind him is clamor aud clashing--
The clouds of war luridly loom;
Before are the lifeSwatcrs plashing
Through vistas of fragrance and bloom
In the flag heso oft did deliver,
They've laid him away in the sod
lie has passed over the mystical river,
And rests with his Master and God.
Oh, men who have marched to his Order
Who fought with the shield of his prayer
When yc come to that still rivers border,
Will ye follow your leader, too, there?
When ye've grounded lifc's armor forever
And won from lifc's battle release,
Will we cross to him cover the river
Aud rest in The shade Of the trees?"
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Coz. w. ALsroN uAYNE.-The
Santa Barbara (Cal) Index announ~
ccs the election of Col. w. Alston
llayne, to the California Legislature,
on the Democratic ticket. Col.
llayne formerly represented Ander~
son County in the Legislature of this
State, and removed to California in
1867. lie is q son of the late Rob :
ert Y. Ilaync. The Index says ::
eve predict that Col. uaNne will
do more effective work, will more
readily place the demands OF our city,
county and district in the current of
legislative action, and give greater
satisfaction TO the people Of tho dis
trict than any representative we
have ever hdd in the State Logisla>
turc."
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The last Partisan noyolto is a pom
holdor of which tho top is % long,
beautifully curved ostrich feather.
Armed with one of these, and writing
on the brilliantly tinted and delicate
ly pcrtnmcd paper which is now found
on every lady's desk, tho girl of tho
period makes Il very captivating mod.
crn edition Of Minerva.