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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-06
0tmcrtfaner II, (s,,pn,,n

Die Bartler Slattcr, namentlid) Der ri.
9arot" MAIDEN uHleren Yanfees Die ioloen6eu
@ompllmente: nAmerlfantibe 0amen iino
orOtldr; buften pie Sammermdoden; 2eiz
gen tets, SaB iie Die abt6mmlingc oon0ienIt.
boten Itno ltno gr6BtentbeilS BON outer Gez
ieai9aft ausgei1lofen lperben; oQB 6rQn,
SoIen iie 5lpar beiu6en, aber ME in Scaleiz
tun9 bon beren Srauen; baB Ie barmber,ioe
S1peitern gegen unOerbeiratbete NtGnner
itnb; iie trinten @bampa9ner, lIuo 3war mic
6ii6e Oas SSaifer; gldu3en auf 6eiteu, Seren
Soften Die Su 9auie 9elaiienen @bemGnner
beitretteu, meIdle alle y@olonelS" 1iuo, Qber
nit Sduten ober Sdubmt6ie banOeln, eood,
ben @inoruf MAIDEN, als oh iie 81 Sutiteru,
Staltnehten, &ellnern ODER bergleiGen oes
boren pdren."
Die p@bicogo Sime8" iu6t 6ieIe frou,Sii.
ffen Compliments alS cine Dtaltce biu,nifeI.
len, niAtS oeitOweuiger fiigt Ite binsu: g8obr
! tlt's,. ,.oas Solt, oaS teet nad) europa re,it,
9ebDrt ntdt 81 unlerer beiieren &lQiie. NM
ielbit IN oteier finOen mir Dingc, meldc bic
moblerSogenen Srembeu SuruditoBeu. I'm.
Speifelbaft itnS mir baS pimarteite" 8olf Der
&rOe. @lr legeu uniere gebieteriIden 6ii6r
Iuf Siife uno Sibe, mir itno qrokuIGnliG'
fauen, ipuden, rauden, un6 alles oaS iibrroII
nit 2lufiebeu. gSir 9lauben mt unicrer
ySei Seius" Seritderun9 uniereu 6od,ututt
Sn frdfti9en, jebOdl urter tHteligeuten @euter
lit ieber S6wur oieier 9trt, wte ,@o66Qm"
cine angebOrne @roBmduligteit. Den ame.
ritanii9en Souuerain erfennt man iiberoll in
europa, er ueri9lingt iein Glen, itiir,t ieir
9etrdnt bintnter, ito9ert nit ieinem Itciier
in ieiuen 3dbnen bel Offuer Safel, OSer q
piblt nit einen ibmuttgen 3ubnIiodler n
ieinem Runoe berum in ben bon Der eleoom
ten gSelt beiu9teiten SraBen; bel 8iids
in ben &afiee'S, in allen 6ffentll6en YIGt
den 1T er laut, 9erani4Uoa, nm iciH,
amerifaniiae lleberIe9enbeit bemertbar n
MAIDEN, o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-06
9as fdllpciscriidie sdnncrfcft.

9aS i6welSerti4e SGngcrfeft liegt blnter
ms, ldretbt man ans Saiel. G8 bat 9i=
menltoncn angenommen, Die allies btsber
8agemeiene iiberi1rttten. 2SGbrcuo ortQue
arttQe Stiirme ba8 gan3e llnteruebmen Su
5erit0ren brobten, itelte iid) nit oem @insuq
Der Sdnger Der blaue 0tnmel nieOer her
unb auBer ben 4300 offtSielen Ecittbeilneb.
mern fam oielleid)t Die oretiafe 3abl gtellz
gieriger aus Der llmgebung. Die 0eforatiou
Der Staot mar reid, bic oeS SeitplabeS pers
lhwenoertid). SOmmt bod Die marrii6e
Sdn9crbiitte alletn auf ca. $4,000 6ranfen.
0euti9e Seretne fonuten tpegen Nangel an
6aum ntd)t etngelaben merOen, bod trafcn
etpa 30 Seputattonen beutider SGngerbiiuOe
etn. auf) Die ShmetSer IN YariS fellten
etn AroBeS Contingent. Sci ben 80 @ett-
geidngen ermarten Spei, y6armouie" uno
gN}dnner9or" BON 3itrtG, ben eriten 4re18.
lnter Inoerem nur0e aud romaniId geiur-
gen BON Der 'Ligia grischa" III Sian5 (@rauz
bitnoen). Al8 Observation-Disclosures mar cine
@antate auSerleIen. Scr @ompontt oerielz
ben, @rnit 9tetter, liegt aber in ben lesten
Sugen uno tonnte nllr iniOnelt am SeIte
tbet!nebuen, alS man Tim einen 2obeertran;
por'S Soptenbett brln9en lieB. QlS nG6lten
6eitcrt bat iid Siui8 am @enferiee aueeboten
1878). Den SdluB Der oreitGgigen Seterz
lttfetten btlOetc auf Oem Getersplab nit ietz
nen bobcn Nctanen unb 2iuOen cine peneSia.
ntlhe gtatt, peld)e an Praft unb Shimmer
TIRES @letd]en iu1te. Nnmeienoen @Glten
ans 0enti3lanb ftel mebr ais Seuerre9en nno
gGmpenpra9t Der llmitanO 0uf, oaB inter
Den pteuetd)t 10000 Meni6eu rueber Elm 80.
lteimann, nod iOnit irgenO melae llntform
ithtbar mar. SanitatsOienit, Gi6erbeitS.
olenlt rnb SranhiGle maren alle BON SSrei.
ptltgen aus bem Sretie Der 8iirger tn'sIuQe
9cfaBt. IS fam and uidt Der minbeite @r,
ieB Dor, troeoem punttO Sriuteu gan; @rz
faull6eS 9eleiitet rpurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-06

NeuerOiugs gcbt ba5 @eritdt, grcuBcH
moQe oa8 6er5Ogtbum 6 Goburg So
t b q, nel6eS befauHtlt9 ua6 Oem Gooe oC5
leBtgen 6er5og8 einem brtiiteu 8rin5cI Suz
tdlt, taufeu uuO oieiem cine Sabresrente BON
$4,000 Bio. ct. Sableu.' 9aB ba8 6er,ogs
tbum auf Oem Iu5iterbezGtat itebt, glaubeu
mir, nidIt abcr an Die bobe 3eutc. 9a Die
6er5Ogtbiimer BON Sa6ienzGoburg uuo So
tba 5uiammen nur Elm 6ld1eumaB BON 35@
Quabratmeiien nit elmer gtunobuerSabl bon
174,339 Seelen entbalten, Dem 6cr5Ogc
lelbit i'm Sabre 1873 uur ein Giufommen pom
etrua $4,000 abmarfeu, uuo iiberbies nod
politiidl gang BON BreuBcn abbdugtg itnN,
ldBt fb tQum auuebmen, o0B Der 6e3Og BON
gotnburgb, Der gruOer 6e8 tiinfttqen S0nig5
BON @nglano, unO ieine Satin 0iaria, Die
etu3ige So6ter Oe8 Satiar5 Oon IuBlanO,
9rOBe 2uit babeu iouten, Oaielbit iemal5 tbrc
6auSbaItung auiSuidlagcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-06

SSte lebr Den oleSldbrt9en Sebrertag Die
@rinOung etneS Semtnar5 bei6aftiQt, Setqt
feline 3age8orOuung; Der eritc Gag mar Oieicr
4ngelegenbett Ooanauotg geruibmet. 0ie
SerbanDlun9en begannen nit Der SerleiunQ
oeS folgenOen Srteie8:
ygteusDorf. -.
Yin ben beuti6 'amerifantid)en 2ebrerbune!
Die llnterSet6neten baben i'm 4pril ., 6.
einen 2luiruf erlaiieu, tporiu iie ibre Mitbiirs
ger III alien Sheilen berSer. .Staaten erIufen,
Seminars s9riinbnu98ueretHe Su bilOeu, Oerel1
9elegateu, nahoem tie etnige 3eit porbcr Die
Statllten oeS Seminar Sercins feltQeltelt
baben, am bunOertiten SabreStage Der uaab~
bGngi9 s@rtlGrtng, am 4. Sult 1876, Die
| 0(ttftun9 bleleS Semnar Seretns feierlih
bCgeben iollen.
:, 0ieier 4uiruf muroe leoi0li9 erlaIicu, nm
Den 2ebrerbunO, meld)er itd) ieit lanqer 2ett
I'm Die @riinbuug zines 2elrer. Semtnars be.
miibt bat, in ietnem SeItre6eu Su uuteritiibeu.
SIS lag nif]t in Oer9lbFdt 6erllnter3ei6neicn,
benz 2ebrerbunbe Sppoittion oOer @pnfurren,
Su MAIDEN, ober and nur ben Mittelpuntt Der
4gitatiOn uuf gtem 9orf Su perleqen. So
menig mir oaran benfen, Oas &ebrersSeminar
ielbft in Der Stabt gfem.gorf Su erridlten, 10
pentg baben mir aud baran 9eba6t, 0as uon
oem Qebrerbnub begOunene QSert in uniere
! (odu0 Al nebulen. 9Sr iino i'm @eqentheile
entibloiIen, tm Safe Der &ebrerbuno ben uon
uns por9eldllageneu9Seg nidt aooptiren ioute,
ms anfSnl0len, llno ntr miirben unS bann
unr tnbtuiouea BET ben Seltrebunoen oeiIclbeu
betbeiligen t0nnen.
gadbem mlrSblges porausgeidtdt baben,
m6Gten mir unS etntge Semerflnaen sur
llnterifiibun9 bes bon ms ooraeihlaaeneu
BlaneS erlauben. gSlr iinO Der Otetnuna,
baB oas llnternebmen beS NebrerbunOss beiiel
aei6r0ert meroen mtr0, ruenn oen1ielbcu iebcr
acknowledgements genOmmen mir0. Sobalr
au9 MIR bHrd baS 9Sort yOeutI6 Imerita.
Mid" augeOeutet miro, baB eS in Der 4bii6t
ltege, ein auSidlIeBli9 Oeutihsamsrifanii6ea
Seminar, ooer eln seminar auSi6lieBli6 fin
Oeutl9> >Amertaner i'll 9ritnOen, pitroeu itf
nid]t nur Die Spmpatble'n Der etngeborener
Amerttauer, ionoern gum Sbeil au1 bieieni
qen Der 9eutid) .AmerIfaner Dem Snititute ent
3ieben. Sa eS nun audi auf Der Sano lieGt
0ab nur beutld)samerlfanii9e 2ebrer an ben
AL ariiuoeuoenSemindre unterridten uno baf
9eHtl6. .4merifaner oas6auptz, pielletd1t ELM
3eit lang bGs einStge Contingent I'll oerSdIit
ler;abl DeS Semlnars. llefern meroen, 10 If
| uldlt ab5ulehen, meSbalb man ourd oeu gu
iab BON ,0euti6, ,Gmerifanii6" bic @ntmld
luna oes SnitttutS belnmen IoQ.
@S lit Die gbId)t, Die Ottttel All bemielber
uor3ugsmeiie burG Oeutidlzameritaniihe Se
minars @riinOnngSueretne 3u beidafien, 9u
al ernennenOen 9elesaten meroen Oaber ohm
4usnabme Oeutlts sAmerifaner iein, unO De-
Ill qriinOenOe Seminaruerein ielblt miro ohm
3weifel etHsa rein eeutl9'ameritaniiaen&ba
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-06

rettet, iie ftebt eben 70 erbarmlid Dor Spr
98elt, als Soofe & Somp. - 6ofentlid) 1T
Die 3eit eer D4riitliten SanfierS" balo Dor. or
iiber.
SerrtiidlteS.
Sn ben 9aferzSOrts BON YeniaCola piitbet
bas 9elbc 6ieber in iiberau8 bcftiaer g8eiie !:
bofientlid miro es uidjt nad5 benz 9orben oe'
idleppt merben.
Sett brobt 81 allem llngliife bic geederz
Slaie abermals Su platen. Silton iollte
fpliien, bab Seeder burf einen neuen Yro,ek
git9tS mebr perItcren, CT ielbit aber gid]tS
geipinnen fam.
Sn ben Sabrititdoten 9owell, MuT., uuS
uno .Sau-8tuer ipitt lid tpteOer Elm tleiner
9onfttt SmtiAen capital uno Qrbeit an.
9teieS 1T nniereS @ra9tenS cine iebr un9iir.
itige 3eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-06
gtetto.@rport ... $50 200, 900 s71 200, 900
Sbt9en Iusweis cOmmentirt Die ,StaatSs

gtetto=@rpoH. 80. $50 100000 S71 ,000,0 900
Sbt9en Iuswets commentirt Die ,Staatss
5ettung" SolgenbermaBen:
oOieie 3iffern ergeben cine iebr un9inIlge
9anOelsbtlan6 fir bas abgelaufeue Tisfals
labr. gSlr batten etuem 0aareu Support
BON 512 NttlllOnen MIR einen 8aarensGrpOrt
bon 42l Dttaionen cntgegenSueten unO bed
ten Die 0tfferenS gum She'll OltrdJ eincngtGttOz
@ontanten Grport bon II Milionen. gSie
erltdtltf, blciben mir babel benz Iu8lanO
nod 20 NttltOuen idulOig, iibrigen8 tommen
mir balntt nidt Ourd), benn mas mir europa
an 3tnlen fir uniere ShulOen, an 5uriidge=
tommenen S6ulOi9eineu uno an 6ra1ten
81 be5ablen baben, muB iid auf cine enOrme
Sltmme belaufen. @s 1T Smar anSunebmen,
Dap oieie gum Gbetl 6ur9 neue StulOiheine,
iueld)e lm ellropdtihen Warft untergebradlt
mnroen, 9eoedt morben lit Cnamentll4 fiinfs
pro5entt9e 6c9terungs= Sonos), aber imSanz
sen nlo9en mir bod cine betrGhtlid)e laufenbe
S6ulO al europa abSutra9en baben uuO
menn itf Die '9Offnung auf einen itarfen
Srooioh=Grport - neld]e ueucroing8 bcocus
teno eritiittert morOen iit burh Die giiuittge.
rem Grnoteberid)te Don 0'riben uno 0ie Durf
6e9en9iiiie ltuO Stiirme angerifteteu Ser
mHtungen bitben - nidt beitGttgeu ioute,
10 mitiien mir ms auf eiuen itbr 1urfcn
eontanteH abflub fir Ben 6erbit gefabt
mQden."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-06
geatfirli6 iinO nidt oue smerifouer

gtatiirlit itnS nidt ale Gmerttauer BON
oieier SOrte. aber Elm GROCER 8beil BON Sc.
nen, bic mad europa 9eben. Der cine in
tpenigftens y@eueral, tuer bas niat 1T, maft
ff gum p@olOneI" ober pMutor," ober ga.
pitdn;" mill man iidl fein militdrtIdles gln,
ieben geben, bann laBt man ftd) y@opernor, J."
ySub9e," y@Ounielor" i6inpfen. Die gSei.
Der, ipelf)e Oieic Weniden be9leiten, finO
ebenio 9rOBmdnlig pie Seue, freG i'm Spre.
den, orOtndr in Wanieren. QSie ibre &lei=
Der Die rei9fen, ibre 0iamanten Die foltbar1
fen finb, 10 miro ibre SreGbeit ni6t iibertrof.
fen uuO eS itberraift Oaber mht, 6aB Der
y5igaro" fidb iiber bieie 9lmerifanertunen uufs
hdlt. llnier nationaleS Qaltcr iino i6lcdte
Maneren. Der umerifanii6e @barafter
trG9t alles Waterial in fi9, nm feline Der be.
fen @igcnidaften pcrna6laiiigen gu braus
den; adtet Die 0tebte 9lnberer, tit nnwiiisuo,
i9ledt erSogen, gebrauft bte Singer ftatt
Oes Shnupftlld)eS unb riilpf an offener Sas
fel. gSir babeu uniere 0taniereu 5u Glloern,
lpenn mir bieie SOrtpiirfe in europa ui9t
n1ehr hDreu molleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-06
Ste @n@rnzNussabr
Sfs ngsut(6en UurrflppnSeaten,' .
beraus9egeben bon q. &atne,
SaItimore, go.,
sri&stnt ieoeu 6rettas NiOrseu.
eri6etnt teeen Srettos Nlorsen

Vreis: Bortofrei mad irgenb eHem lbeIe Der Ser.
Staaten uno 6GnaoaNs $3.50, mad europa $500 pro
SGbr, I'm 8oroue Bablbar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-06
Sntport ttno Grpprt Der Scr.
Stanfpff

glad Dem auSpeiie beS itatifiIden Siis
reaus ergtebt Der Support unb @rport Der
Serelni9ten Staaten fir oas abgelaufene Sis.
tal1abr uno bas SOrjabr Die folgen6en 0!e.
iultate:
1874. 1875.
Smport (@olbz
pertE; go. S567, 100000 $3.50, ,OOO, 900
@rport (@olo.
mertb). ..... 586,0OO,O0O $4,000, 900
- ab5ii9lth GOntanten er9ibt iid fol9enoes
0teiuItat:
1874. 1875.
Support. ...... $539, 900, 900 $512 ,oOO, 900
Grport. ........ 520,00O,0OO 42l ,OOO, 900
Der @ontanten Export unb Support be-
trn9:
1874. 1875.
@rport. ...... $67, 100000 $92 100000
support ........ 2Sr000,000 21,000,00O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-06
Ste icd)stc Snbres =SerIan,ut llttta
ocs oeattiG1 sanertfantidJeu
Sektrcrbtttt0eS.

S8ie iebr Den OieSidbrigen 9ebrertag bic
@riuOung etnes SemtnarS bei9aftigt, Setgt
ieine 8age8oronun9; Der eritc Gag mar 6ieier
glngelegenbett Ooanduotg gepibmet. 0ie
SrbanOIun9eu begannen nit Der Sulejung
beS fjlgenoen Srieie5:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-06

Bie mir 9lei9 ON er1ten Gage, alS Der
Sanferott BON Duncan, SHERMAN & @omp.
ans gew- Dorf berittet murOe, bemertten,
bat 6erielbe Die 9ei6dfts. unO 6anOelsmelt
beS Sanoes tait gar uiht beriibrt. aber IN
elnem Puntte batten mir bod geirrt. g8ir
batten Ueutgfens 9e9lanbt, baB in 9Sol0e Der
bObeH &htung, melde oleies Sans Ieit Sab.
rem genoien bat, Der Station Die peinlid,en
Gntbiiuunsen iiber betriigeriide Sransaftioz
nen eripart bleiben miirben, bar Der 8anferott
eiu ebrltfer lei. 9ieie @ut6allunaen fnO
uns Ieood nl9t eripurt lpCrOen. 9ie bante.
rotte 6trma bat 6ur9 Serm6gensiibertra-
9Hn9eH &C. ben befen &beil Der aftiua 9e,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
PERSONAL.

Mr. Robert BrOwning's new poem will be
published during the coming season.
Ex-Gov 0lden OF Ncw-Jersey is steadily I'M
proving and his recovery expected.
Ex-Mni,tcr Bancroft is slightly i'll at New
port. He hopes to 20 to Washington next week
Judge George :. Batcheler is on his way
back to Egypt his vacation in Paris having ended.
The Chief-JuStice aud Mrs. Waite are spend
ing few days in the city as the guests of Mr. and Ns.
Arthur Bls'ell
Madame Ristori and Signor RoSSi are to ap-
pear together in London year. and efforts max.
in. to have Signor salyin appear with them.
Prof. Derby of Cornell University will sail
for Rio Janciro on Oct - for The purpose OF joining
Prot Hart. who has charge Of the Brazil survey.
Mr.. Swinburne has nearly completed a new
dramatic poem founded upon subject from Greek my
thology. IL will be published about Chrismas time.
Congressman S. B. Chttendcn Of Brooklyn
has rented the former residence Of Senator sumner at
Washington and will occupy it during the next session
OF Congress.
The Rev. |. L. Ieckcr. Superior of the
Paulist Fathers in this city sailed from Liverpool
Saturday Father Hccker has absent over two
years for the purpose OF recruiting his health.
Mr.. Robertson Gladstone, who died recently
In England was brother of the exPremier He had
been Mayor of Liverpool and was one OF ;he leading
Two citizens of Cincinnati have promised to
and The Commercial has 10 believe their example
will be followed and the desired fund speedily made up.
The report that Col. Forney is to return
home 10 take part in the Pennsylvania campaign is
authortaycy denied. He will probably remain abroad
engaged III work for the centennial hHhbitiOn ul next
year.
Daniel Wcbster's estate at Marshfied has
been reduced its original dimensions OF 1900
to about acres The house remains In nearly the
condition when he lived In H. except that the library
has been sold.
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, jr., is to publish a
series Of articles in The Atlantic Mohy giving accounts
OF some of the most serious railroad disasters which
have occurred since 1929 with observations as 10 their
beneficial results The nrst article will appear IN No
ycmbcr.
Harvard students evidently have no intention
OF Withdrawing from the College Rowing Association.
Speaking Of u rumor that Harvard aud Yale going
to withdraw, The Crimson says that Harvard. being
In tho College Rowing Association, cannot honor
ably leave IL until sbe has won race"
While Mr.. John BrOugham, the actor, WAS In
Philadelphia few weeks gentleman called to SEQ
him st the hotel where he stopping and inquired II
Mr. Brougham was in No such person here" tho
ready reply OF the olerk whorcupon tho visitor turned
" the rogstor. aud finding Mr. Breughans naue.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Ju0ef TO advertisements.

ANusENRNTS-Scrcnh tuoe-4th. 5th. and 9Th columns
BANNING HOUSES AND BASKLRs-lhird fGgc-o'h cor
-,
BOARH AND ROoMS-SfrchM f0gc-lS'' -u' ah" 'u WI
BooTs AND sHoEs-sirh Poqe-ith column.
BUSINESS CHANcES-Nirfh I0qc-4th column
BUSINESS NOTICES. Fourth PdQe-lSt column
DANCING ACNDEMIEs-SiJh IUgc-ith column
DENTlsTRY- NiTh PdCe-Jth column.
DIVIDEND NOrICEs-Ihird Pd0e-6th column.
ELECTION NOucC-Third fGgc-6th column 80 ,
EUROPEAN ADyLKTIsTMESIs-SSre IdJe-1th colunh'
EUROPYAS IluIEIs-NirN TGgc-Jth ana 9th Columns
EXCLUSIONS -Neccnh FdQe-6th column;
FINASCIAI-Third lc0e-3th and 9th columns
FURNITURE SCcJ1d iG0c-5th COlulnh. 80
HELP WAN1ID. fINNES-NercIfh rage ON coluihh'
HoRsEs. CtRRAGE>, EARNEs>, %c-Sirh foae-''n
column.
UousEs AND FARMS NANTED-NecOnd PdQt-5th column
ISsTRrcrION- SJfh fage-2d, Sd. and 4ih columns.
LECTURES MEETINGS- Screnh IGGt-6th coIuhih
IF0lI NOTICIS-Ihud IG1c-6th column.
MARRIr AND SLAIE MASTEis-SJd PCge-9th cOluhh
M,RpIAGrs AsD DEATns-Eifh Tdgc-G'h column
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PRoPosAIS-Sec0Hi I0g,-5th column. 80
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umn. BEOOKI TN-SccOyd Idgc-ith column C0tN-
TRY-Seoond PcGe-ith and 9th columns; NEW-JEi,
SEY-Sec0ad IGge-5th column; EAChAN"E-seeo""
PdOe-5th column.
SANS ny kTCrloy-Sccond Page-5,h column.
sITUATIoNs WANTED. MALE,-SereHM Ioge-3d column;
FEMALEs-Sere,h PGge-3d. 4th 5th and oth col
srTCIAI NoT1crs-F7nh Page-Gth column
STATIONERY Second PGle-5th cOlIMn. 80
srEAMBoATs AND RAlLROADs-SHh Fd5e-0h ana
9th columns. ,.
STEAMERS, OCEAN Ssrcph PdGe-lst column
TEACUFRs-SIA PaGC-itn column.
THE TUHF-ScgeRti iG0e-6th column. 80
TO IFT-CIrY PROPERTY Second PGJe-jth column ;
BRoOKLYN- second PG2e-5th column; CoUNihi-
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called the attention of the clerk 10 the entry and said
@There's his name he must be here." The clerk looked
st the record moment and then with perfect self pos
session answered, "Oh, Sir you're mioakcn; that's
BrOniem"
Another interesting book OF "reminiscences OF
Thackeray is about to be published. II will contain
tho Orphan OF Pimco," end several other sketches,
fragments, and drawings by Thackeray. Tne drawings
arc few in number but are Of uDdoubed authenticity
They will be reproduced in such way as 10 give fait
fu fac-simile Of the originals
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7.-LOrd and Lady DufferIn
sailed to-day for Quebec tho steamer Prussian.
Pueblo, Col, Oct. 6.-President Grant and
party arrived In this city by special train from the north
to-day. They were met by Mayor Rice and members OF
the city Council and escorted in carriages 10 various
points Of interest around tho city. On their return tho
President held reception at the Llndel Hotel, Ybeie
czcUa paid their respects 10 him. The President
suffering from cold, md did not make speech.
His reception was very enthusiastic.
Pueblo, Cal, Oct. 7.-President Grant and
party arrived in this city by special train from the north
yesterday. They met by Mayor Rice and members
the City Council and escorted In carriages 10 various
points OF around the city On their return tho
President held a reception AT the Linlcll Hotel. where
citizens paid their respects to him. The Pres dent
suffering from a cold. and did not make speech
His reception very enthusiastic. The President and
party return to Denver to-day. He viii visit Central
Cty, Black Hawk and Georgetown tomorrow, and leave
for Washington Oh sunday
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
THE STITE CANVASS.

Six Republican Senators renomnated. The
last is Henry Connolly ot the XVIII District The list
now includes Wagner. WO0dn. Selkreg, Cole. Weman,
auu COlnclly.
Senator Stanford. who headed the canal iu-
yestigaon Of 1866 has not been consulted by the Coy
ernor in this one The Rochester Dcnocf0i mt chronicle
states this more in than anger" proof ha.
Gov Tideu il conducting this Investigation In spirit ot
rcOrserss sel5uncss Very hd;d hearted of nm, 10 DO
sure
AsScmblyman Neddcr has made known his
determination not 10 Withdraw om the for sena
tor ia the XXXIId District, and insisting on the view
that a Register in Eauhrup;c! is no' a cvil officer
under the Government" As hc seems % he clearly IN
managers. gives the district 10 the Democrats ani viii
seud the senate Liberal Democratic senator iui
a good one. in the prrsOn Of Judson W Breed, a Lib
eal Republican of high standing
Last Winter large numbers OF the members
of the Assembly who we're conscious o. having expended
money for election purposes in llegtimate ways, be-
secd the oc, Of the Secretary 81 state In the last hours
OF the old year aud took the old oath OF office tho
not coming force until the LIST Of Janiary This year
there will he no such Oophoe for the otebuycrs Thors
s only one oath " bo taken ana that requires the officer
or member to swear that he has not directly in
directly paid offered promised to pay, contributed or
offered or promised contribute. any money other
valuable thing consideration reward for the CIV
ing or Withholding vote" aud that he has not made
promise To influence me giving or vtnhoiing any
such vote"
Better be a jobber than reformer-would
10 tho natural conclusion reading most Of the Repub-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

NORE FlCTS 4BOUT FRENCH CUHRENCH
Between June 1G. 1870. and October 80,
1873, the Bank of France and the French
Government added $445, 100000 TO the coin
and currency at the disposal of the French
nation. This sum is made up of Sl1G,990,O 900
of specie paid ont by the Bank and $32S,-
go. 900 of additional bank notes Issued. The
neriod covers the war between France and
Germany, and the payment i'll full of the in
demnitv of 81 900, 100000. 1t is highly i'm
portant, however, to bear in mind that this
was not an actual addition of Tl45, $50, 900
to the money of France. We know that the
effect Of the indemnity payments was to take
from France to foreign countries a sum csti-
mated by the highest authorities al 500. .OO0, 600
of coin. This is much larger sum than is
shown hy the official trade returns, but the
estimate j. based on the aggregate amounts of
French coin received at the Banks of England
and of Amsterdam and at the German mintS.
Making the most liberal deductions for the
specie exported. il will still remain true that
between June, 1870, and October, 1878, i'll
the ncighborhOod of 5000, 100000 were
added to the notes and coin existing i'll France
outside of the Bank. During the same period
Germany and Great Britain, the two great
specie paying nations of Europe, received from
France, Australia, and the United States
an addition of some $500, 100000 10 their
stock of gold. Every one who has watched
the course of trade knows thar three years
ago the phenomena peculiar to imitation were
strongly marked in Germany and England
There were great rises in prices and wages,
aud much reckless speculation, and since the
! in all of
countries have been experiencing all the evils
of relapse from Over-speculatiOn. Owing to
the admirable measures of the French Govern
ment and Bank, none of the symptoms of in-
faton have been visible in France.
Mr.. Henry G. Carey has attempted to ex-
plain the striking fact of French immunity
from hard times on initiation principles. He
gravely instructs the Hon. Moses W. Field that
the French have been able to stand the war
and the war fine without wincIng owing to