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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
8QbcoG.

@RlcagO, 10. 0aIbr. - Die NIilitdrz
@ommlliton, tpel6e ben Sen. 8dbcOf pro5ei=
lren iol, bat beute Snftruftioneu pom g8a
lRIn9ton erhalteu, itd 5u nertagen, bis bas
JtelHltat SeS BrOSefies in ct. 2Ouis porIieat.
Ba ! btngton, IS. OeSbr. = Ser YrG.
itoent erbielt heute EN- S9reiben uOu Sen.
Sabcod ans Chicago, III tpel9em er btttet,
Den Sefebl, welAer OaS Sriegsgeridt ueriam-
melt, nm ieineSerbinbung nit Sem Sdnappsz
p&tn9" 8u unterinden, 5uriif3unebmen, iuz
Dem er reuerOingS in ct. 2Ouls in @nfla9e
oerlest por0en let unb ieBt Dor Dem bortigen
@erif]te genit9enb @elegeubeit babe, iid Su
rrsdttertt9er. 6ierauf bin wurbe Die Militar.
Gommiiiion aufgel0it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
Die YrOseSSe ge8en Ote WttsIteSer
Oes Sdltl0OpSH,Rinac

SnStanapoIi8 Is. 0eSbr.- Gtiftcr
0relham tnitruirte beute Die Gei4noreHeu in
Dem Sale 6eS chem. 8e9ierunasbeamtcn 6ia
uno Der Sprud lautete nad fllrSer 8era=
tbun9: 1Shulbtg beS l., 2. unO 5. PunfteS
Der anfIage. Der Qntra9 auf etuen neuen
Pro3eB miro Iorgen BON benz @eribte in &r<
IDGQuna qe2nQen merNpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
9er Wl6rDrr 0cr MnheI Mnti,n.

. 7 n, l6. Oe5br. = Die WelhmOrez
men in bem Sale Oes Siiiters SbeobOr Biper,
iueld1er tpegen @rmOrbung Der SOuntagsz
l9iilertn Mabel Doung angeflagt mar, toHus
ten itdl nift etnigeu unO muroen eutlaiien.
Der angetlagte miro eiueu ueuen 9rO3cB er=
balNn. Dtnn ia9t, SaB fir iaulOi9 unO
fir 9Sreiinreduun nnrpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
Mrnnf riiffef nh

y ort8 IN ont b, R..S., 16. 9tSbr. -
peute mutOen i'm Contributions Departments
oe" hleltgen Srte9sbafenS 200 2lrbetter entlHi=
ZEN, 10 oaB mir nod 40 in oemieIbeu beifldis
tt9t ltno, pelfle idmmfli1 an bcm ,,Rarion"
arbetten. Die G0bne Der 8ettftibrer murOCn
reOuSirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17

abenO Oe8 nabfen Cages ausbielt unb Ounn
oon Dem Sampter .6ercules," BON peldem
aus man ietne6iilfsFguale mabruabm, aufge'
nomfleH muroe. am glei1en Gage ideiterte
am an &ap ct. 6raucis Der Sdooner 28uter
SSlt9," melGer uN9 GOuceptiOHzSai be-
ltlritnt mar. 4ls bu6 9aiff geaen Die Slip.
pc aurtlbr, fliidteten fd) Die Meniden auf
0SIIe 0Ie Selenrlfie, BON mo- uou ben gSellen IL
Perlonen berab9eriiien puroen, 10 BOB bon
cen "a lpater nur 13 Berionen gerettet Dersen
tonnten. Die 8eDOhner Der &iilten b0rten
t9r @el9ret unb befreiten iie aus ihrer gefabr.
!l4en Sa9e. Inter ben @rtruntensn betanOen
ildl meiblisbe Bsrinnpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
SaS gStaG Oes 9atttpfetS
,,9eMtid1IattO+"

NewsY Orf, "A. 0e5br. = Glne Spe-
Sial= 0epei6e Oes y6eralO" melbet, OaB Der
OgtOr0Oeuti6e 8lOpN" Die GtettlIng OeS 8rads
oeS DampferS v&eutialanO" 5rn. gSattS,
oem @l9entbiimer beS ShleppoampferS r&t-
OerpoOl," melder ben Baiiagteren 6uerit 81
Oiilfe fam, iibertrnaen hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17

YtttSburg, 16. 0eSbr. - Ser 9iegr
8nI. @reen muroe bente megen @rmOroung
lelneS SttetbruberS Samuel Mariba4 III
Wtansfelp, 3D., beS DtOroes i'm eriten @raOe
i6uloiq befItnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
Ste SrU5efIe OGr ,frnlttmten"
Sd1u0pDSF0brff0ftfet&.

8 incl cinnutt, Is. Deg. = SIN 8uuz
oeStreiSgerifte Su @OpingtOn, Sp., puroen
hsnte Die 9feftift3ircr S. sc. S6nitter, s.
u. Srausfamp, s. Diafe unb Steiurieoe
me9en 6abri3trens BON yfrummem" Sdnapps
lhulOi1 beiIuhpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17

germ wollten, Oas SrOO tuegsenOmmeu bit
ten
80 OutreaG, IS. 0eS. = lleber 300
NotblciOenOe umrtngten belte bas Statbbaua
uno rtefen laut mad Dem 8iirgermeiiter. Die
Ter eri9ieu unO belt etne Re6e, in pel6er er
oerlprad, Die Biinide Der 9eute Dem StaOts
ratbe oorSuIegen. Die arbetter ihtenen iehr
miBpergnii9t EnO iagten, iie fSunten nitt
lan9e mebr marttn. @me Commune" bat
itd] gebilbet uHo man befiirftet llnruben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17

RtGwautee, 16. @e5br. - Der Ger
min beS 8unbe8freiSgeriate8 murOe beute
gei9loiien. - Sic 8rO5eiie Oe8 SduappS.
y&inges" merOen i'm Sanuur fOrtgeiebt luer-
non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
SUPERINTENDENT in Rirntttfett

u o. m n D, l6. 0eSbr. = 6Cute er-
papIte Die Seiebgebung bel Der britten 2tb<
Ilmnlung ben Senator Solution rpieoer. -
Sle 6epublltaner gaben ibre % Stinlmen
Dem Sen. gS. 6. gSifham.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
stattFif Ser llmfdIIe auf Sen
Spe'ft

Detroit, @lidl., 16. 93br. - Gapt.
s. gS. 6nn, Der Warine- e-Sari6tertatter, ioot.
oaB in bieisr Saiion auf ben 5ee'n 1056
6abr5euge Uerunglitdt iino, l3l meuiqer, ais
I'M Oorigen Sabre. Son oteier QnSabl erz
etgneteu itd5 562 uuf Oem MidlQanfee, 1852
aut Dem 9urOniee, 189 auf Dem @rie=, 62 anf
Dem Sntarto-, 10 auf bem Cafe ct. &laire,
26 auf oem Srpertoriee UNI 46 uuf ben IliIz
len. - 6itnfunbadt8i9 Sabr3suge aQe @rSBe
itno 9GnSli9 uutergegangeu; bteielben reprdz
itnttrten einen gSerth bon 81 ,O49, 900 NIB
cine Sragfdbtgfeit UOn 27, ,177 Sonnen. @a8
0urf Sieie SAiffSunfdle perloren gegangene
Seiammts@ @igentbum reprd ieutirt einenlSrtb
BON $3,791 300, mas nm ST ,O47 900 mehr
1T, als Die Gerlnte beS portoen SahreS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
SntcrtEcWberabiebnt8 0er Soito.
tter SpQrbaufeftA

SoIton, 10. DeSbr. = Die yWe6auicse
Sauings- 8unt" reOu3irte beute ibre 3iusrate
uuf Trus., I'm naa Nem /. San. in Strait
3u treteu. Sieies &erfubreu 1T iubtantieIl
ouiIelbe, melaes bereits uorher ale auOereu
Sparbanfen Der Stabt eiugeidluseu baben.
George s. YeuOIetOn tur Stioen.
@ugu It a, @a., 10. 0eSbr.-0er a6tb.
9. s.. 8euOletOu BON Ohio erbielt beute
4benS i'm .Blanters 5Otel" cine GereuaDe.
gr ipra9 ieine 6reuoe aus iibsr bic sroBe
BrOlpsritdt, Der er I'M Sttben allentbalben be.
aeonet iei nnD gratulirte bem 8olfe pom Sc
SrSiu al Der guien Srpnung, weIfe ullent=
haiben berri1e, er ertldrte, baB Oieieuiaen
tpcld,e periuhten, auf's Geue 3wletra6t
smiIheu BEN gioroen uHO Sioen 3u ideu, bic
Geru6tuug uller redtIidl benten6en 0teuI6eu
peroienten. groBe MeuI9enmeuge MAJ
anmeieub. YenoletoH reli't uon bier mad
| Sapannab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
Sueu.
., = =, e. = Us II H.

Z L 8 Il I a, UQ., rs. Deg. = 8. 8. SiQn
unb @eorge 6. SATELLITE batten beute gtud,,
mittag elm Dueu bel SanO 8ar=6errp 5.sG.
Sillp muroe bel benz erften Same in Die
reAte 8eide geifOiien ltno i6mer permunOet.
@r OerlaH9te einen 3tpeiten Sang, etne NO=
lutanten 9eitatteten 9teie5 aber ntft iufolge
Der i6Wren SerUunOuug. Silp forOcrte
ben Ratcliffe pegen iibeln &eumunD5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
Sfmrfmt1ttfn.

5altfar, H.=Sd., 16. 0e3br.-0apiO
RobbIns, nelher iiberfiibrt moroen mar, ieine
6rau I'm Searz z9ftOer ermoroet III baben,
murOe bente IN 9i9bp bingeriatet.
Die YrO5eiIe 9e9ct Scn Sd1nabps,
,,Mtua.0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17

iie auSflibrt. Die amerifaniihe 8olitif 1T
BON jeber segen Glltan;en NIT europdilf,eu
Wddten gepeien uno nm @uba millen iollte
man BON benz alien Brinsipe ni6t abaeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
lteberftlbrIn0 eineS Wi5rOers.

N0 tr . 10 II, Ba., l6. Oe3ember. =
Ger yt6roer @urlCp purOe beute MiOrgen bee
TtOroeS i'm eriten 9ruOe i9ulOig befuHoeu.
Gea GRnrNrS SH,.tInI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
WSutttatr0Iip0l1I ttt SOjtOtG.

8 It II, IA. De;. .-lWtapOr Cobb mnr0e
beute NIT 25OO Sttmmen Mehrbelt mteOer
ertnHhIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
Sn M a a buiett5 bsiinoen iid 100
Oranges NIT nabsSu 1000 IiitglieoerH.


Oranges nit nabsSu 1000 IRitglieOeru.
Sn gBorceiter, WtaIi., fam geitern
ROrgen Der negen fali9sn 8auterotts pole
3eilid) oerfolgte 6. 2G. 8ouo uuter Sbbut
zines @ebeimpoli3titeu an; er mar in S0u
6ran5iscO Oerbaftet worpeu.
Bbita 0etpbta, IA. 0e;br. - (Sers
iuhter Selbitmoro zines Dcutihen.) Quouit
g8ebcr, 80 Sabre alt, ueriud).e geitern 2l6cno
i'll Der ySuruerzSalle" SdbItmorO III beoebeu
unO bradte itd cine gefdbrlide StidmuuOe
i'll Der lluten Srult BEL gSeber mar i'll Dem
Gbeater Der y ySurucrzSalle" lett ungeiGbr Ell
mem Sabre aI8 Arbetter beidlditigt, nahoem
er BON 9eutldlano, polelblt er Den lebteu
Srteg ntt9emadt, augel0ugt mar. ST hattie
llf III Der lesteH 3ett Dem Srunfe ergebeu mo
bGuig ieiue BfItdlt Ueridumt.
9elttru abeHo muroen ibm ruegGu eiuiQer
ytadlGiTgtetten uOu Dem RegiIieUr 8orwurie
gemadt, Uorauf er ermiOerte: SD braufe
ytidltS mebr 81 tbun, id) briuge mid uni"
0a er idIou offers Oerartige 3eOen8arteu qcz
braudlt Bate beadtete man Oieelbeu uidlt.
SurSe Sett oorauf lplroe uuf Der SiibHe eu
nit Slut beiledter lauger 9oldl, @iqentbum
2Seber's, geTunoen unO oieier mur0e oermiBt.
IS murOe nadgeiuft uuO gSeber uurOe in
| etnem, i'm orltteu Stodmerfe befuOlld)eu
Gunner blutenO I'll ieinem Bette 9efuuoen.
9r. GitOife murOe aerlfeu uno ertIGrte uat
uuterluhuug Der 0unDe, Die gBeber itd) betz
gebradt, er uerm0ge uttt anSugeben, oh Die
| lelbc lebenS9efGhrlid1 lei.
Son oem nabe g2legeueu Stationabauie
tpuroe nad Der @eutral=StatiOu uun oon bort
uah benz yBbilaOClpbIa 6oipttale" telegra-
pbrt, oou NO ans cine &mbuluu; geiauot
muroe, in Der gSeber I'M IL llbr abeHo5 uad
Seit= BbiluOelphtu gebradlt Wuroe.
2Seber lit IN Sapern geboreu unS leoig.
Der 8Orfaa erregte iclbitoerlt0nGlld III Der
.Guruer=palle" uuo in Der llmgegeno groBeS
4uiebeu, bod puroe Die auf oen abeno anbsz
raumte Soritelung gegeben. Utan gluubtr
OaB iid] Neber lebensgeidbrlife @uubeu bet
bra6te unO fit Ouun su Sette legte, nm oOrt
Iierhen su mollen.
- (@efOrbeu,l Sr. aOolpb Grnolb itart
: geiteru Wtorgen mad fur5er Sranfbelt IN eI'
G lcr 2&Obnung 9tr. 207, ROrO StHite SunBe
! on cer 2ungenentSiHouua. Der Serltofbeu
}. mar @rOB- Sefretar OeS ,,Dentihen Sroen'
= Der Saruaorl" uub nabm aud) III anOerel
II QSobltbatigteits- -0rSen cine PrOntiHente Steu
gU. SeHe 5ablrsid2n 6reuaoe uuo Seiam
ten merSn nit osr Samllie ochen plo8lIl er
T iolaies ablsben iCbeufaIIs tIst bsSaueEH,
t. '''S''' (2tm0tT,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
ScrMtld)te ScriBte.

Sin gSlener Blatt. Die y2lben0poi," tlaQt
oarlibCrr rooB III neuelter Belt pleoer Sabl=
retfe StGatSangtbOrtge BON SeItreid sllngarH
our6 triigertife SoripiegeluHgeu geuificnlo-
ier a9enten, pelten e5 ruabrid)eiulid] uur
Inn Die @rlaH9ung gcrpliier 3PrOSente 3u tbun
III, 5ur AuSm an Oeruug mad BEN
Ser. 9 Staten uerleitet mer0eu, mo- iie
oann negen gdn;ltfer SubitIeHSlOitgte;t Dem
gr0BteH glenOe preiSgcgeben iinO," y3u
lltngiter 3elt"-iagt Die Sieuer y4benOpoit"
= pmebreu itb OiCie Sale beiouOer5, oa bic
fir ndditeS SGbr bcOOritebenOe 9bilaOels
pbia'er 8eltau5feQung iOIdleu QgeHteu ge=
niigenocu SOrmano Su liigenb0ften Soripie=
geluugCn gtbt, 90 muroe UoH etnigeu in Der
neuelten 3eit in BbilaOelpBia angelangteu
DGnomCrfern etu BON eluem getpiiicu s.. Is.
u. 8rOB (8ten) auSgeitelte5 S6reiben Dor
gemtecn, III meld)em Sndlern, 0taurcrn uno
ionftigeu 8auhanomerferu bel oeu Gusitelz
luu9sbauteu in B6llaOelpbia uuo bel 6Guier.
bauteu III Niilmaufee Arbeit geaen etneu
SagelObn bon Al bis II Il. o. So, ie nqd
2eiltung, in 2u8itdJt getelt miro, mG6reuo
ua1 Dem Serid)te oeS betr. t. uuO t. 8enerolz
SOniulateS Die 2lngnbe, ala wiiroen in Bbilas
oelpbla, Ytilmautee, lSIsCouItu &C, Grbeitcr
gelud)t, OoltOmmeu unmabr 1T, Oielmebr
EauieuOe Der OOrtigan 2lrbelter bruoluS iiuO
uHo 2lrbeit iu9eu. 90 ernitlih Nun rie
0itrei6tid=ungoriid)e Sertretuug bemiibt 1T,
Dem @lenoe Ojeier Qeute Ourd Sermittluug
ireier 8etOurreiie, Grtbeilun9 BON mOmeut0-
uen llnteritiiBungeu II. !. NJ. Su iteuern, 10
fam bod Den otesbeSiiglideu 2lnfOrbcrungeH
megen gdn3li4en Manget5 Der blerSu erforOer=
lihen 0tittel nur gum gertngften Sbctle Obz
aebolfen uer0eu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17
Die GbdrIeitOncr ntto ole TidIters
fOQftl Der g&eSeft efttf4to

. 0arIe Fsn, S.s@.r 16. Oe3.-@rOBe
Iutre9ung berrift bier wegen Der 9ft6terz
wablen bur4 Die @eieBgebung. SIM @barlez
itoner &reiie lit 0tifter 9teeO, elm gemQBtgter
6epublifouer, Our9 ben 9feger 8bipper er.
iett worOen, meI9en @Oupernenr &bGmber,
lain alS 9dn5li4 unfabig unO corrupt be3ei1.
nete. Der beritdti9te 81. @r.@ouperneur Oto,
les 1T gum 0tidlter beS britten SreiIes ermdhlt
woroen. Die iibrigeu aemter fiuO ourt ct
mas ment9er notortide, aber ebsuio anlt1Btge
BeriGnlihfeiten beiekt mnrnPn.
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Gtienbohii.llnf0n.

Glt a B e ;, 9t.-S., Is. 0eebr. - Sc.
tern @beno entg!eiite auf Der 8ai Bride Die
gOtomOtioe zines SoblenSuge8 unO lief in bas
8rufelwerf, flint 8Oblentarren Itiir3ten in Die
'8at, 10 anOere murben aufeinuuoer gebGuft.
g5 DurOe Riemauo uerlebt. Ser llnfall
purOe burd cine 9ta9ldiii9teit OeS 8ei9enz
lteQerS berbeiqefbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17

Sdlre6Itde GrpIoHou IN eirem beIeiidlen
Serewetfe. - 116 RGmidIeH um9efommsn.
SritlleI, 16, 9eSbr. - Sine i6redlide
@rplOfiOu eretguete it4 in etnem Soblenberg=
merfe Su SraulereS III Der Jfdbe pOu RonS.
Ale Snapper mareu all Der arbeit, uuo Der
Serluit an Renidenleben 1T fur6tbur. IS
nirO beri6tet, OaB 10 Wenideu umgefoma
men ftuO. Glf 8ergteute itnb uuuerlebt aus
Dem Shadte gebra6t poroen. Das llugliid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-17

3u ben Ser. Staaten beaniprudlt 3ur 3elt
hie 8arteipolltif bas 9auptintereiie, unO
beFen S6Derpuntt liegt i'm 2eprdientanttn~
huu,e. 0le 6emofrdttidle Wfebrbett unb Die
republitaniid)e OtinOrifdt iuAen, tpie smei
6eere, pelde iio, einanOer ge9euiiberIteben,
ihre aeaenieitiqe &5tdrfe tennen Su lernen.
1is ieet bat DIE parlamentaril1 9eldlultere
nnO leidlter Ill leitcnOe &2iuOerbelt Der trld1sn,
i9wertduigen Wtniorttdt ge9enIber INNER
SOrtbeue erruu9en OieieIbei, bedrdnttem llh
freili4 auf Snrr9rtife Der porlamentartl4cn
Eattif uno b5adlten feine reeheH @emIHne
nit ft6. 8unOal madt piel po1 itf reoeH
Our1 iein Gintermin Announcement. Der
,0eralo" meint, man iOae @rant ie6t iof
bis 1879 6ienen uuo thu eann gebeH Iaiien
9ieies mare iebr tb0riht. 9aour6 rpiiroen
bic DemOfraten Dem 6ru. @rant eiu @omplI
ment MAIDEN, mel0es lbm burdaus ntdlt sc.
bihrt; bteies piiroe btOluten, oab mau ielne
bIsherIge AommiltratIo.1, Die ertabrln9s9e
mdB Die corruptsite uno iaslehteite BON alien
NOR, billi9t. llnieIer anlat nah lam 9r.
Graut herSliA frOb iein, peua eas Sdldlal
ibm perSOnnt, i'm Wt1r5 1877 bas 2SelBe
5aus" III Gbren gu ualaiieu; 6on tr8enO
elmer &on1eliOn Der SppOfttIon on tbn lam
teine Rebe ieiu. gSsnn bieis iGbiq nno Mir.
big 1T, bic &e9iTRHssSGlpalt 81 erlunsenI
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05
MARINE.

SOUTHWEST Pass May 4, Noon.- Baron
eter 1896. Wind north northeast, strong.
Arrived inside. Schooner Anna, Hawkins
master, 50 days from Bordeaux.
No departures.
PAss-A-LOurRE, May 4, Noon-Wind N. N.
T., fresh. Weather cloudy after a stormy
night.
Arrived Steamship ". P. Clyde, at 9:45
A. NJ, Livingston, master, from Havana via
Florida ports, to l. X. Roberts.
No departures.
The bar is still blocked by the Marlborough
and Yazoo.
The steamship Juniata, Capt Catharine.
from Philadelphia, arrived during last night
aud is now at anchor outside. keeping the
Hanover company.
The dredgboat Essayons and towboats
Chamberlain and Ocean have been working
on the Marlborough all the morning and are
moving her down slowly
SOUTHWEST Pass, May 4, 7P. M.-Barom-
e.er 100. Wind N. N. E., fresh.
Arrived: Schooner S. E. Fabens, LYMAN,
five days from Ruatan.
Schooner Excelsior, Arnet, master, five and
q half days from Ruatan.
Sailed; Steamship Hutchinson.
PASCAL OUrRE, May 4, 6P. M.-Wind
northeast, light. Weather clear.
Arrived outside, to anchor: Schooner
Anna E. kranz, Pervere, master, from Port
land, Maine.
There are now at anchor. outside, bound in
steamers Hanover and Juniata, and three
masted schooners Elizabeth Edwards and
Anna E. Kranz.
Inside, bound out: Steamer New Orleans,
ships Kent, Southern Chief, Evangeline and
Expounder, barks Jaruco and Emma, brig
Cirque Sorelle and schooner Altevalla.
The ship Marlborough has about once and
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05
RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.


CINCINNATI, May 4.-River nineteen fee
three inches and falling. Weather clear anG
cool.
ST.. LOUIS, May 4. - Arrived: Common
wealth and Glencoe from New Orleans De-
parted: Julia for Vicksburg, Great Republic
for New Orleans. River fallen six inches.
Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, May 4-Rained all night,
clearing tonight Weather warmer. River
twenty feet seven inches and rising. Up:
Charles Morgan 10 A. NJ.
PIrrsBuRG, May 4.-River seven feet and
rising very slowly. Weather cloudy and cool.
CA1Ro, May 4.-Arrived: St. Genevieve
from Vickburg, at 8 P. NJ, Louisville from
New Orleans, at noon. Departed: Bee for
New Orleans. at 10 P. NJ, Longworth for New
Orleans, at II, s.. Genevieve for St. Louis, at
A. NJ, Louisville for Cincinnati at p NJ
River thirty-fve feet and rising. Weather
clesr and pleasant
LOUISVILLE, My 4.-River falling fast with
nine feet six inches in the canal Weather
cloudy and cool.
V1cKsBuRG, May Passed up: Charles
B. Church, at s A. NJ. Passed down John
F. Tolle. at 6 A. NJ. Weather warm and
clear. River fell three inches.
MEMPHIS. May 4.-River fell seventeen
inches. Weather clear and cool, with pros
pect Of frost tonight. Arrived Batesville
from White River, City OF vicksburg from
Vicksburg. Departed Vint Shinkle for Gin
cinnAti, Belle Of Texas for Pine Bluff, and
Fanny Lewis for Yazoo River.
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half her length to 60 yet. to be out The
Yazoo is on the bar, but aaoat. and will go
out as soon as the Marlborough is out of her
way.
GALVESTON. May 4.-Arrived: Morgan from
Indianola, schooner Geo. Seeley from New
Orleans.
Sailed Steamship Bolivar for Liverpool
via New Orleans, to finish loading, Morgan
for Brashear, schooner Joseph Souther for
Pensacola. in ballast.
New YORK, May 4.-The schooner Kate E.
Rich. from Savannah, with lumber, TOR Phila-
delphia, put into this port in distress. She
lost all her sails and had her foremost carried
away.
Arrived: Charleston, North Point. Ar
rived out: City Of Montreal.
BosroS, May 4.-The Maggie E. Fisk. from
Charleston for Weymouth, is off Nanset HAr-
Dor, leaking badly.
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THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

OuEeu Stateo circuit Court
In the case Of A. Schultz vs.. the Londor
and Lancashire Insurance Company, the jur,
last evening brought in q verdict for plaintiff
tor 1888 10.
Louis p. Lord withdrew his plea of no
guilty to the charge of embezzling POST ffic.
money and plead guilty.
The jury in the case of Erasmus Shepard
alias Stanly, brought in verdict of not
guilty. He was charged with scattering
counterfeit money.
United States District Court.
Judge Woods was busily occupied yester
day morning in trying detaulting postmas-
ter and two counterfeiters.
Death of Judge Hughes.
The many friends here of Judge A. Deb.
Hughes will learn with surprise and keen
regret Of his sudden demise on Monday eve
ming. at 5 o'clock, in Cincinnati, from diph-
liberia. He was extensively known as q care
full lawyer.
Fifth Di-trict c. urt.
Angelique Hall, widow Lott, filed in this
court a petition against Sheriff Waggaman,
setting forth that he had seized and sold in
the case of the Lottery Company vs.. the
defaulting Fowler, certain movable property
which was her individual properly, and she
claims 500 damages.
E. w. Rodd 4 Sons and Flash, Lewis 4
Co. join in a petition against Mrs. Elizabeth
Monnerj ahn, claiming that they are judgment
creditors against her. and that she obtained,
by collision with her husband, judgment of
separation of property in order to defeat their
claims. They ask that this judgment be de-
creed nullity.
3. L. Fahnestock & Co., of Pennsylvania,
bring action against Fred'k Syme, as the uni
versal legatee Of James Syme, deceased, for
1881.
Jules Hauel & Co. also bring their suit
against the same defendant, alleging that
hey are the owners Of q promissory note of
defendants father, payable after his claim
against the United States Government was
settled, and this event has passed, and they
,laim $500.
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THE CITY.

Run OvER.-At 7 O'Clock last night little
girl named Fanny Kenner was run over by a
horse, at the corner of Derbigny and Bien-
vile streets. and slightly bruised on the left
side Of the face. The child was taken to he1
parents residence on Derbigny street, be.
tween Canal and Customhouse, where she
received medical attention.
A FALL Frederick. Kern, a er-hanger,
while at work at the residence of Mr.. Conrad
Heuchert, corner of St Charles and Dublin
streets, accidentally fell from ladder, about
seven feet, and seriously injured himself; ne
was attended by Dr. Henry, who pronounced
his wounds serious but not dangerous.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.
The HAAsEs.-J. II. Haas aud J. ]. Haas
got on the war path yesterday and double
teamed 1t on NJ. Britton with evil intentions
against bis life. Being butchers, they wanted
to take the whole hide off of him and quarter
him in the most approved style. Officer Hub
bard hove in sight about this time and took
the Haases into the Seventh Precinct
Slaughter-House.
A New FERRY.-Paul Wilson. an enterisirg
young man, Wishing to be in business, set up
ferry of his own, but failed to pay the city
for the privilege of running his business.
This being in direct opposition to the law,
Wilson was run into the Harbor Station by
Officer Murphy.
MISCELLANEOUS Dolan, who has
just reached his majority, being accused of
larceny by J. T. Barry, was lodged in the
Fourth Precinct station.
Adam Dominick unfortunately got so drunk
as to go to sleep in Jackson square. He was
awakened by Officer Cooper and conducted to
the Third, where S4.35 aud knife were
found to be his earthly possessions.
George Turner, youth Of thirteen sum-
mers, being DESTROYS of enjoying some new
potatoes, and not having the wherewithal to
purchase the delicious ground fruit, felo-
niously purloined q whole bucket of the
much wished for food, and was hauled into
the Seventh Precinct Station by Corporal
Tolbert.
In Gretna they have peculiar way of keep
ing order in church. Why, if q man or
woman don. behave, they are forthwith ar
rested for disturbing the peace of the church,
rs were four irreverent females, named Ellen
Jefferson, Eve Mosely, Mary Lewis and
Fanny Lewis, who, in the eyes of the Rev.
George Butler, needed an arrest
The bridges on the corner of Eliza street
and Webster Avenue, and on the corner of
Eliza and Verret streets are in a broken and
dangerous condition; also the crossing corner
Evelina and Vallette streets. The attention
of the proper authorities is called to the above
fact.
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The new Palace Hotel in San Francisco,
which is now almost finished, will be one of
the largest and most complete buildings of
seven hundred and fifty private rooms,
mostly twenty feet square, half of them with
bay windows and bathing rooms. The public
rooms have an aggregate of over five hundred
feet in length, with general width of fifty
five feet. 1t has, also, inner court-yards
covered with glass roofs, with carriage en-
frances, promenades, fountains, statuary,
music pavilion and band, five elevators,
seven stairways, and everything else to CORE
spond. All the china, glass and plated ware
for the dining-rooms will be made to order
from designs made for the hotel, and
enormous quantities of each will be required.
OF plated-ware slone, thirteen hundred pieces
will be needed.