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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12

Delivered contract bales For future delivery the
sales were as iolows:-yesterday after two r A-une,
59o bales a IKE 100 At II 1879 JULY l'oo =,
=, i?s September 400 a y 900 as ia5c 100 a.
l. ais5c Total I' $500 bales Today up to Two p NJ
May. 400 at Side June. 100 a. Y i5sae goo ~
$500 a. p 1889 a.5oo :. lie 7lsc.: sJuy'
,ooo Y 1885 100 iaac. 100 y iesss SO "a. z,
lac 400 ~ ~ 232c August. 800 az u l3oc 4Uo
stly 100 At y lsise 700 9. II 2os2c ioo a.
so At II ec september 200 At Y iaec eoat l2he
October 500 at IL Ice 100 i2c; November 100 NJ
!. l7s2c 200 II o. Ice December 600 nj IL ie32c.
800 at II 9-l6c Total 2sso bales Grand total $4,000
bales The receipts the follows
67S bales; New Orleans As; Mobile 1906 savannah 4ol
Charleston. 1+0 Wilmington 1888 Norfolk 4Sl New York,
500; Boston LA Total 3sss Thi. day last week LOST
this day last 3O5 total since September s9643IS
bales Cotton reigh.s closed as focws-To havre. by
pre~ed; TO Bremen by steam &c. compressed; TO Liver
pool i4c. by steam by sail. 1924.
Flour GRAIS-Reccipts Flour. 1854 hbis; wheat
l93S0l bushels meal $40 bbls and liz sacks oats
12s3l3 bushels l2s.3l3 do. T35 do barley,
1000 do The aour market steady,s with iar de-
mand with sales OF IL 100 bbs. including State. Western
and southern a. the quotations Rye hour sold 70
quiet With sales of 400 bills at IS 60 tor Brandywne Wc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12

$4,000 Tenn 6's, o. DO
1900 Dis Col $685..
5000 do. ID Q
5000 Chi h Alt ist..
5000 Z, RI q ga. -.
20OO do.
aolOU Chi. X l a prs.
1910 y J Cen LIST. new
70 " Ma SP LIST, LaCd
5000 N 4 4 r con = {.
10000 Chi K n w con-.
1000 Erie Sd m
5000 A DIX 4 | rs. .b3
700 Mich Cen rs. !.
5000 d X Miss cou ) (.
1000 Cen Pac gid BIDS
5000 West Pac bonds.
500 Tin Pxc RR list. !.
5000 Buzz i Erie IA b.
5000 ST l. al VI LIST. /.
1000 T.P&W LIST. w ID
1000 rol, Ca SokD list
1000 Del h II r. '9t..
Is shs Amer TX Blk /.
10 Merchants' Bk
yn Rank of NY
. Del 4 Had Can.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12

lO:I5 AND 1880 4. NJ.
TAX $4,000 Us SIS. 1910. c. isk
1872 24oU do. ....... 1857
is.4 luDpo Us SIS .io-4o.r.. n.S
1917 1900 VI SIS. G. ST.. nix
2uis 1000 L S 6's. cur. -. l27
ll.1YV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12

The following table OF prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares received by telegraph from
San Francisco, is furnished by Mr.. william Ward,
Drexel Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12

ID $12 75 . 81 Tx for Septem-
ierccs city at l2szc.. PAS tierccs
10 tiercss do. nj l2itc. Refined
South America, l2s4c: i3c. for
~. Sales wore 100 tierces city
the past two days 5000 ticrces
TO terms. Butter was quiet but
at nc. = 30c. for state and nc.
. was quiet and unsettled, with
follows: Pull cream. DC. . 11c.,
fair demand. We quote
SIC. . 61sc.; Louisiana. fair
prime. sac = 6hc.; Rangoon.
patna. good. 77sc, = Tie, gold
&c. gold.
fined was strong, but very quiet.
" -
Hhdz. BoEss. Bags ksiado.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12

ARE INVITED FOR
$l.5O.Usn
CITY or CINCINNATI

until May IT, ut for part of the above bonds
Bidders will the bonds wanted. and
bid than O3 and accrued interest will DO
considered the undersigned rcscrving the right make
the total bid for the
offered awards be first made the highest bid
Awards will be made May 49, and tho will be ready
for delivery and payment May 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12

July. sI212h for August a
her. Spot sales were 200 I
Western at $i2 an. and 4
was quoted IT l3s4c. for
Continent and l2c. for Cul
No. ! at Ike. and during
for the Continent on privs
steady. with u fair demand.
q 25c. for Western. Chces
the nominal quotations NJ
and skinned 6c. . &c.
RIck was steady. with
Carolina, fair to prime.
to good, sac. . 5ssc.; do.
fair TO good, SIC . Csc.
Rangoon. N bond. DIR. u ?
SusAR.-The market tor r
The stock Of raw Is ~ foIlo'
, 1876-02-19
THE SABBATH AND DR.. FALLOWS.
p00.

"a ths Editor " The Chicago 1s1bunt:
CHICAGO, Feb. 18.-I was glad to ECO In The
Tribune OF tho 1lth Inst tho ablo discourse OF
tho Rev, Dr.. FalloHs, delivered 1t his church on
the, ,cysning previous. from the to1t. "Remem-
boz tho Bsbbati-dsy to Keep 1t holy" Exodua
a1.:8 8. Those who have Watched tho dlscuaalon
Of this eubjeot In THE TRIBUNE, and have any
desire that the Sabbath shall be sindicatad by
Divine authority, will rejoice that be 30 ably es-
tAbtlshos the law, aud sa7es It from tho unjust
imputstlon Of being in iss origin Jewish.
w[ah to call attontion OF "A1oses" and $50
guin," Hho have wrltten 10 loosely upon the
Sabbath question for Tue TRIBUNE, to the fol-
lowing extracts from the Doctor's scemou.
hsllavs that ths law Of tbs Sabbath was given to
our ancestors 1t tho beginning Of the race.
Tia assxnel for Keeping holy the sabbath day
Il tba& 's4od blessed tile HAbbath Gay, and ha3owaJ
tsancasd} It. because That In Ii Ho Ind rested from
Ill ltts Wurkth THIS rcaa00 did not occur when tha
announcement was trst formally ulEdo known by
los<s. but Ut tho very beginning Of aus existence
nton Tho eash II Ia lot, therefore, uArToW local,
but un!.ersal Institution, that u to 10 ohaerYed.
l Also believe that tho Inv ol tho B.blsth, 80
III u It rta upon positive eacttn clt Il peculiar
sad unt'srsa. The reason given, "ood rested,. can
at9pe. i. u po4ti1e nstitution With relation to Tho
PVT and the plo&eat and nos To- tho future. Tbs Sab
btth u not ceFcmonisl law. Thu command to keep
Wis ous of tbs ton co1suaandmsat4~ ~cotniuandmcnt
, 1876-02-19
FREE HOUSES OF WORSHIP.

TO the Editor of Ths CAkupo Tribune:
CHICAGO, Feb. 18.-Wo Offer . strange expoBl-
ton OF our American Christianity In rhiladcl-
pAia. whore representatives from all parts Of tho
world ate expected to assemble. t,oro to behold
aud considsr cur aJstem OF religion aud mako
report accordingly, In tlat While st titneH by an
extraordinary effort m opportunity ls afforded
tor tho ''common people to worship God, as IL
shown by tho preparation Of an immeuso depot
building as temporary place Of worship, where
services arc conducted by earnest
aud faithful men. but, Who haya never
compo.cnt authority to which thoy nro amensble,
and bY which they cau bo kept ordorly,-ln fact,
bong only convcntclc, and while auca place
of worship Is constantly crowded with Aiucaro
worsllpers, that within tho range OF sight
humorous, costly, and spaciuua houses Of wor-
shlp, conaecEased to tho same uod. and we'll
appointed to Ill requirements Of worship, whore
/ everything can "bo done dccently aud IL order,
each having i.a corapsuy Of Christian bolcYers:
each ito pastor or pr!eat, set apart by laying on
OF hands to minister Ut its a!tor, these temples,
| 10 which tle pooplo are commanded to come
| aud do reverence IS tho sanctuary Of uou,
Tended by = select few OF the well.todo only j;
| q c3ass whIch At most cannot be numerous III ahY
community. Now what will DO tho Impression
Klyou concerning our toligIon to these asaem.
| 6led people Of yaslouo rei!Gtouaf A1a "ny IL
| Ieao7 =.
Tho first question l 1osVe unans"srod; the
okl1er answer by the assertion that this lucon-
gruous, this -Chrlstian situation IL brought
| sbout by the system OF pew-5cntlng.. Bus fot
tho prohibition which this syston, oatorces, tho
poopIe would more gladly reHort to ths churches
tilan to stnks. or hippodEomcs, or kny other con
/ yopltcles. But they oannot attend upon tho ap-
polntmenta Of Gotta house Hhile thus s!stsus IA
| III forcs without FonttuE keais; which TUG many
are moi sbe TO do aud these who through those
extraordinary services arc ipduced to entol upon
Z new Tito, must, II unable 70 rent poWs, % letl
as aheep without shepherd, and uudoubtedl,
mAny will consequently turn bsck to szTshgloL
| aud destruction.
There has seoent!g boon An assembly OF Chris
tiaps IN PhiladslpAi4 discussing the questions ol
, 1876-02-19

Qua and strong. The many aud long wars OF
the nations had demorailzed tho people. Arti,
that others cams from Tyre. King Hiram waa
al,rewd and wise cuouRl! to al,ox good viii to
tho King Of largo people. aud tlleeehy secure
his favor and help, should enemles attack I'ss
to Davld. Thoy built for him large houae, 80
that ho Ind room enough and to apare. lie took
.noto wiyns and concublnos that be might
M Il .od IN 60 dene eH lac 20 1e brefo s
law, "Tbo Ring OF 1sraal ehtit nat
mnitIply wlvos (Dout.. xviii: ~. 1stcncs in
cream the sources Of Elm and ulaery.. A. time
Ills throne, aud 1,o fol. that tho graAt King IN.
dotsed lin. and was conhssns!y oza'tanR his
Kingdom.
Tho pht1tst!nos after whi's l,eara ct p.vlds
q sns s.ai 's snd s e'o; o.
thelr TOO. They c.rad very littla abou. David 10
long az hc lived quietly at Hebron, bus shoy be-
came snapiclous and jealous a. aoon ~ thoy
Heard Of Ills increasing favor among the pcoplo
influence Thoy prepared for Nh onset, and noon
wont to 500 David. who heard that these old aud
relontcss foos. were nbout to attack him.
They aprcad themselves, In the Valley Of
1sophatsn. David inquired In his wontod wa7.
lIo fcIt the tlecd Of Divine wiBdom and strength,
and Hn 10 sought 1t, sud found that ho, trflslln3
In God, would route tic philisttnos. Tho Fatloy
Of 1lcpnatm extends from Bethlehem 10 Jorusa.
lam. Tho philistlnos, chagr!ned and deeply
ashamed st thor Defeat firmly resolved that
they would try again. 30 they increased and
recruited their fufcos. gRyo their mon timo
enough for rene1lng their Atrongth and per-
feeling their discipline. Tho ne.t 5oar they
Hpscal themselves over tho sane valley In which
thov lad !ost 30 much credit aud gntned 80 much
ve1a.ton aud ahane. Davil called tho bAtte-
fold 81 Daalporszin." THO fact wns that the
onemy wore a, suddenly and completely routed
that tl,oy had no time to pack their images or
domestic dctiea, In which theY trusted in severn
emergencies, and yet in which they implicitly
trusted even on tho battlefield, 80 tho phllis-
| tincs loft them on tho battle-ground, sud their
coDquerora collected them and burned them ac-
cording TO Law {Deut., vii, b.
Again David inquired Of tho Lord, who ad-
! yiBcd him to flank iho1n over against g,ose OF
trees. "Whon you hosr D rustllng Of tho
leaves, thon bestlt yourselves, for tho Lord will
| be with you--will lead you. and yon ahAl surely
win the day" David followed closely these
directions, and drove them from 0oba un-
| to Gnzer.
, 1876-02-19

An item Ia going tho rounds OF tbs papes1
stating that 1.-THE cent waa tirgs proposed by
NobeIi Norris, the groas dnaucies of the Heyou-
tiou, II bosan to make It's appearance from tue
Mint In l1y3. It bore the hsad OF Washington
o., ono siue And thltsen links on the other"
Iho cspt recently rnIerrsl to tn the Nesos, be-
longing 10 Mr. II. E. Roberts, ct this city, has
on o,le side tIe sun aud dial, underneath which
ths words "slind Your Busloesa."' aud on the
Bldea " Fugio and "l7s7." O. the rssoFss s.,,s :
y United statoa," and III the csntss, Va Are
one," It has llnsys been understood 10 hayS
beou designed hy Or. Frsnklin. Such Il eor
rect description Of sas azsa eans
, 1876-02-19
A VALENTINE.


:, Croiv {Jtnutt jung, On shx IusniKth In4ursrs
y of Her Ht1dfn7.}
Once ,uoro within this silken heaven.
Where Loyeltuess IL Wits right hand.
IL so,at tha best loved Of tbe 1.nI.
Iiake tny lona.forsakeu 1yre,
And. tfiouutl my churIi.h Muse tuorosA II.
~ "a arcst ItSr fSnr Isay If soEosjs.
.,4 enls ,,nr s,,rn- 1,arr enrlouy.
Mr. vnoI. nor In. nor rerus that shine
vs',, ;o,1 ~ nisst s.,nt Valentine. ''Ns'
W. A"'1 ~ '' ''-@''' ''''~'
rh,r x-ra y v-r.tt nf r,ses zv,ast.
" ..ra, .i-+"r. ~ aorcsIs
" ~! .u1 iamrla nrr ina ahnutd wa.r Inn. roa
0' s'10'" >'' ''N@ "S"'
o..,-ox,t,, ,o,a., vo.r. ,,5 oo,t
SpI 1870, s".us5 .5H.1. H Isi '.Ss..aIat III ,1...
f9r ~ ~ ena'Ip'Eu es " ~ sos.,s 4sas
s ' ~
1,r,. ,,v ,,,a .r,httIo-, a,.5u
i,iixta.S III ...'1 ts'.t Ifs...s. - T,w.&.
htEa IT, ~. ~. " I, patos. ".sIa'oa na.
'o'n ~ '+"1A "''~s' f"A1
e,u .su.y ~,,aa.
W & vs. ,A 3.4 sa 80 as,o .,..,t~ ...~
Anu gase 10 NO. E.e u aeosn!us esis nanass. moJ.'
"'SA'' 's'' "&11'
.A.a.
sss atnnnsa III tssst Sa sn1nn,s,.s roess.
s'heo nfss y Loyal .ove ,,.aa. ~ s,,,.3,
..o.,.th.,,
aoM w., ,ntaU ss .. -, !, II s-etty nou.s
Then r,esTnsa re- ~ t,n 70 1iu i.nsh ~ so,o.4s
AM 'ele 1A' "'e1 s-s
,,,a 1,.,,
J
, 1876-02-19

more, II tho sun ia liquid or solid, lts diameter
must be constant ono; butct1eful observations
show that this is not tho ctse.
Nov yon 500, Mr. IFodgman, the assertion that
tho run il still In 9lowing-gaHeous state Ia not
10 stupid ~ you tllink, oven 1t va had not the
proofs Furnished by spectroacopIo obscrvstioua.
O17okAR I1o7MANH.
, 1876-02-19
NOTHING.

HOTHiNO.
70 II. Ettor of Ths CAieaoa TRIBUNE:
Cu,o.on Fab. 18-Icre In a nut for Mr.
1re,,n,u.. .aa .ho 1.ithfu, n ,r.ct vh5ol,- +
,oogman ano sno 1alsulu. W e..sa' "n'on'
tn'nR' VIII ootne1 eonc"uat 'oct n's.'H'
10 maaticato; for. have no Doubt they Will 10
puzzled not lltto when they attempt TO denol-
irt,xoru,x1
..1n TN hsrio,tor f,od c,o.t.1 Aha he.ron
'Ao psbnuo.nh uou e'ea'oa ,,.s.a .s
and tho EARTH" Now, to create, rs UNDERSTAND
1t in this particular case aud u have heard
many reiiEionists claim, ia to mako from uoti,-
ing. Tho question then a,taos, What Ia moth
t.o, Snr,,,va :, ~ .,.oaao ~ ovorr,htn1
~: ~ .oan'so "a .oo aoaenco ., oso'y 'n~.. ~
"hat' sheh, ~ tod! S lio something. Or 10 Ae
rothinG2 II Ile Ia something, 1fo could not be
| present to create, everything bc,ng Abaens;
and, II everything vas not absent thero could
ha ~ croa,ion .ns harc. ~ D1 nos .. -. Srs.tor %
Do No cteas'oo. aua hoaes no doa OF ofeatof.
because, to admit tho exsatnnco Of point Of
srAcE. moment Of TIME, OF IN Atom Of MAr1En,
is 10 admit the eterual and infnte existence Of
~ W. ., A' vi - . 49,. ~ nso 10 NV po.ns ~
sPAcE pteseot' az u srAc. nuss ne present. iof
thero can 10 nothing hnlto without an outside
TO It, and tho outside Ia Infinite; that 10, tho
J mi r., rrdor N Inv. nnc sin1n ~ wAr7rr nrea.
at' ~ ~ ~ ,n,,st ~ nrasant ~ ~
at",, ram,trcs ali ap.rr IN cr1st in mi ali ~
an,nv coi,tsins I'll of wIT.rtn Ana TIME IL ef,nnIv
H. n-s.a"ea ., aSsstanca of enac. md ,n.,,e;
1J ~, st ~ ~ "'t.reA r. ~. ,nn,aa,,t -
~ ~ ~ ~ 1i.s,no .i.r. nnie.s - co1 ho
e1nla1nsd how m spaee Ind matter can be snp.lI.
t..sH HrtHs" w" oF"~o 49," ~' '"'A'
latea. :. s;.,, y. .oor, .,-rv, :. s,h-
.,snae ~ !. ,,eassn,a Thtv ~ al, hore
eenuIo ea ~ I.., a,, c,a ~ o,nIs, So,,
,has nS,,' XIX a n,rsv nr omf ~ ortatrncn3 II
nn, .i'at roeso, b.x .nv ma Snr nsanr.no thai
t',o., tius- ~ 80, ns.t "a wo+o rastoJ5
W. Nv snnv srd mp cnns,1u+. a,t.t.,ca
riS tn th ss' 49, asit iot, N"r,1,vn
tbcsc ia nnrth,nr teft sHonIa iika In havn aonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-26
9enutulet ~.
Rnrff .imo 90tfe.

gonbou, %. 6ebruar. - ameritariidl
Sono8 '65er 1054. - 10.4Oer 1861. - 9teu
Sunfer 1861. -Grie 154. Brior 3l4.
Bari8, 20. 6ebr. - Nenten 60 6rc8
81 Sent.
8rantfurt a. IT., %. 6ebr.-Qnerif
SonO8, ncuc Sinner 101&.
+ 2t0erpnol, %. Sebruar.- 9numIpOG
fan uuO leid)t. Sber!. 6 3I16; Srl G4.-
&erfQuIe 10000 Salten.
sstir!e eabelz SeSeideM.
- Der 0pfr. ,@alabria" lit BON 9telu 9Dorl
in giperpeol eln9etrofieu.
- Der Serid)t, oaB BID oeutldle Hegterung
bcabItdluge, ben ytdtutaliiattouSoertrag nit
ben Scr. Staateu 5u tiiuol9en, miro bon
8erlin ans ptoerlegt.
- S}n GrnboH iotl Ridaro 9. Satcn, Der
&ermatter Oet ,&oopratiu-G -Greoltbanf," me-
gen Shuinbet5 proSeIItrt meroeu.
- @elteru fameu Die icd)5 9rtediiAen 0ia
troicn Oe5 S6liies n2enuie," meld)e wegen
ilteutercl III SrontreiD perbaftet uor0cn ma
reu, uOr Calais III Ooper an, nm in @ug-
l1to mtgen QtorDe5 pro3eitrt II ueroeu.
- Ser &rn0e8oamnfer ,,9Sranflin" miro
oie fir Die Ybilabel pbia'er Selt. IuSFelluug
betimmtcn &unnwerte Ser in @Hglanb iid)
anfhaltenoan 2ln1erlfaner m BorD nebnen
- SH OCT oaperuueH SepUuftenS&annlef
iiHo Der 8rdtbeut uuo Die Bl5e Brdiipenten
Der uortaen Seiiton mlerererwGblt morpen
bicidben geb6ren Der flertfaleu Bartei all.
Ser 0anpfer o92eoerlano ut geitern
BON 8htIuOelpbla Ill 9lutmerpen crngetroifeu.
- 5H 6apaHna itebt ipau. @olO PIP bis
212@.
- Su 8erlin gtaubt mar, bab Die SppOs
ittiou Sagerus unit anOerer iii0beutiAel
Staateu oa8 Yroiett Der &eid8bobn Uercttctn
DCr0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-26
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2oFnlDertd,te aus gDafbtngtom.

9S q D ngt II, %. 5YHbr. - Jn B0ll5el=
gcyjdt muroeu beute folg2uoe Yerionep meQeu
OlebTtobl5 psrurtgeilt: Daniel Bbpiic, 0tOb.
,Dunter unO Ntoie8 Sanoer, Ieoer 3u 60Gagen
@tiduguiB; SinQIeton Sell 81 $20@elOitr0fe
oOer 80 Sagen@efdngniB; Serrp &romu uno
4orHellu6 2Shtte, Ieber Su Sl08eloltrafe o0er
so Ealen @efdn9uiB.
- <Sn borlebter JiQf,t mar0 auf Dem Be
grGbntBplabe 5u BiscataWap Der 9eriud
gemadt, bic Gags Supor beeroigte 2eide elmer
Jteqertn I'll ltebten. Wiau Juno geItern friib
oa5 @rob cTftu uuo Die 2etthe herau89eriiieH,
nit eiltem Strid nm Den 2elb geidhlungen.
IS miro oeymutbet, oaB bic Netdenr1ubcr bel
Ibrem lluteruebmen itd) irgenowte geli0rt ges
glQnbt uno ole. 6ludlt er9rffen babGn.
- 0Ie BollSei GommiiiGre uerllrtbelten
qelteru Den BoilStlteu S. 2.;8ate5 fiji uunirs
Otje8 8Ctragen 81 etner @elofrafe BON $40
uuD ertbellteH cen megeu 9leider 8elhulois
gung Sur lluterludun9 ge3ogeuen Boll5titen
j. y. SoDlc rlno ". .. 0per etnen Ser
me8 BolBlit 6reSertd Blefcr rpHrOe ieiner
Stellung enlboben.
- TolqcnOe Sdenfptrtbe erhtelten geitern
Die @ou3ciiton sum Setrlebe tbreS @eihditeS:
l}a8. Is. @baderbud, Sobn u .l5urlep, Gbmtn
B. S0uc9, Bcbro EaurenSl & SO. un6 @. 10.
.. GerUoB.
- 9le BerIonenmagen Der ., &barots@oHt=
PAM" iOlten ncf1 Der Auiidt bc8 9titrtftS~
AnWalt5 mic Die 0mnlbuRe nit $40 beiteuert
mtrOen. DIE gclu0bnltdlen SraBen Glien-
babuDa9q0n5 mcr0eu nit 50 beitenert.
- SYM 0g9aibtngton Nigl" befiuOen it6
Incl. Ger 9et1ugcueu I'M 8an5eu 424 Perio
neu. Die iiir Die 9efangcnen iibermieienen
GaumIjdIrelten iiu0 81 fetr unO boben nibt
scgug &cHtiiaiioH. Der GommlHGr 2ubep
benuIradte oe5bab beute bel ben 3titrlft5
&0mHlildren, Su pcranlGHen, oaB Die Sc
iaugeuen aus Dem yQSaibington Gjpl" i'll
batOm0atthiter 3ett i'll ba5 neue 9cfangrlB
Ibtrgcfuhrt mer0s9t.
- @citcru tegab ft in 2ucranbria, Sa,,
cine lungc Dame pon &eitmoreIanbs s@Ounm
ouf oen 0ampfcr ,5ohn 28. &boMpon," I'M
nad) Baltimore III relien. 8or Dem A6gauge
muroc iie aber pl0tli6 10 hanf, oaB mau iic
pom 5d)iiie uu0 III 0aS 0au0 eincr tbr be-
fuuHleu H0lnllle fiihren muBte.
- >SH Der beuttgen y yi5rpedun98 Serlamm
luug in Der baptittld)en &alOarg Sirdle mahtc
Der @buu. &5ammOnt barauf outmefiGm,
DaB maR 9citem iIir Die 6GeiiprthuHg 8ab.
cof'5 gebetcn babe lu0 n,du uunmcbr etne
ltQttqtiunoeue @rb6ruug oe5 @tbete8 luotl
anncbmeu fam. Dr. 3fOiewnlo, ein >}5raeltt
Don Jtlm SrleHn8, bcntertte, bag er aciterH
;um criteu Utule Der Grmeduug8 Seriumm.
Jung uuo itbubaupt ctuem trlitlIhen SOtte8
oleult btfacmobut babe mo Hunmebr ertldren
l0rHc, oaB CT Scum llebe. - Die Serlamm=
lung mar stemlld) gut beludlt.
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5QlttmOre, V(O1 Soutaag, ben rs. TebrnQr 1876

Ger bereits bon un8 gtmelbete Stano bsS
(utbertId)en atIenh auies Ill
Sulpbur=Sprins bei guffalo, 9t.=D., peran
laBte eincn Sdlabeu pon $4,000, tpouon
$4,000 brd) 2liiefIranS gcoedt ilno. gufz
| fato'er 8ldtter meloen ii6er ben Bran0: Nm
9ienfaQ Ateu0 nm l / ll6r hattie 0r. SnB,
| Der Supariuten6ent os8 @ebanOe8, baiielbe
untcrIud)t unO QueS in RidDtgfcit gefuuoeu.
lin ubg Wtorgen5 rpurbe er bon einem lei
ner eiaeneu 6lnoer, ipeldle5 franf mar, ge=
tpedt. uu6 ol3 er QuftQnO, fan0 CT 0a8 gan3e
SoauS bon 9tauf augefiillt. @r SAB iofort
beu NlQrnl iino ltef pon 3irlmer 5u 3iTmer.
um Die &iuoer Su nedei. O18 Seuer nabm
}rueifelaobue ieieun ltriprung i'm bintern
Shelf bes gebduOe5, metd)e5 lehte8 Sabr er,
bQut mnroe, unb III lpclden1 lidI i'm obern
Stedluerfe 8ett;immer ltuo i'll untern bic
aiidle Hno ntebrcre 2trbeitSStMmar bcfanoeu
Die 6loulmen grtiisn nit reiBsu0er Shhel
ligfejtn!u itb, IND 81. SUP heit e8 flir bic
hJd,ile 3ett, Die Sinoer in S'dlerbelt III britt
Gen. 3rel WGnner, Gle am IQgc Uorher tn
Der 9fa4lbnri d)oft gearbcitet batten uno Die
mQbreno DER gtad)t III Der Inltalt gelblaTen
b1lttll, halien i1nl b'srbej. Die 6tHoer nno
ale anOeru Sniaiieu, I'M 8an5en 52 Bero
neu, purben 9liidttf aus Dem brenqenoeu
@ebGaoe qerettet. QStele Sinoer retteten iidl
ou8 ben 7eniern, ttntge nahneu itdl nldlt
mebr 3eit, ihre Gtei6er an3u3ieben. 0ie
Giuocr mur6cn nad) Der uahe betllegerben
Airde qebrad)t, ein 6euer lpurce im 9fen
QugcSiin0et, uuo balo fiihlten Die Slroer ple.
Der comfortubel. Sp1ter am DtOrgen murOen
mebrtre Sinner DON 8eluobnern Der 9taAbar'
idait lit Bilege geuOmnicn, anoere mursen
rad Der StdOt gebradt. - 0as Gebauoe
mnroe bon Der ,oelltIfeu epang. ct. Soban,
ne2z9ird)e" en- }oitorpItr. geetgnet. 0as
Tener tit pabritheiulif oaS l8erf zines
Srauoaifter5; mie ms nebrere 5Sarmer per
Ii1sueu, rpurOe etn Qan0itreld}er cntoedt, Der
id) in per0dd)tiger g8fiie in lcner @cgcno
beyumtrteb; man bat oleien I'M 8eroad)t,
oa8 5encr ongelegt III babcn."
DE 0eutid)=amfrlfanld Srau d. t |
lerin btlbe 28etl bteit an einem
Der leeten Abcrre i'll 9terp~ Dorf etnen 6rauens
rcd)t8=S =Sortrag in &nlttel=Serieu; iie periibte
aatet II. u. folqen6en 8er8:
Bit 0ef poaen @jrteGen" OiinerUa erTauo
3a5 Sirumpfftti0eu, p,e man pHut u1o iGant, |
0dn,5en olte6 tBr gcnI9 roo Ser'tGub,
gu iua8iren ol5 t9otttH Get gSHenltGit."
0Hr1 Oleicn SsrS e!aubt Die 9tttertn be-
lpteFen gu habel, baB Die 0Qu6arbett Die sYran
our1au5 nlht uerhIn0ere, iih ben bGbcren
3me'geu res 2SifeH8, ben aGgeulelnen Sntez |
reiiel Der Dteni96ett SIT lutDmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-26
MeSEGe.

Ct 2nui8, Nto., "a. Te6r. - 9tad
Dem heute 9tad)Ellttag Der SSabripruGl In
Babcod Bro5eiie qbseGeben mar, urrtiiu1etl
Ni6t5r 8iQon, oaB DIS sur 8erbanoiunq 0el
Bro3cife sulammeuGetrCteu &rei8gerd)t it'd
ain Sounabeno UtorgCu Oert0gan utroe
9tidlter 3rum lHd)te 0arum u0f, i'm IRc=
4ee'id)cn Safe peiterc gritnoe fiir einenneu.
en- BroseB einbrtngen 5i oiireu; letn @eiud)
pnrne 3uqelafeu. Sic Serthct0iguug mu-o(
aanepIeien, ibren 2lntrag aui einen neueu
broieB morgcn eia5ubrtugen. Die griinOG
duS in elner Grftdrlng 81 iHt)eu, lpeldle al
geblid bon 0ru. SuH1LlerS, Dem @2Ifuore-
uau Don YifszGountp in Dtc0ee'ihen Yro.
leic, abqegebeH puros.
ct. &oute, 70. SCbr. - gberIt 6dtdl,
Der Gertbeloiger oe8 48m. Ntc&ge, retd)tc
beute bem BuuSeS=8 =8retSgeridIt tin Nffinapit
Sur llnteritiibNug res Antragcs auf 8emilliz
gung elue8 neHeU 8roSeiie8 etu. 0enlielben
mareG and eiutge 2lrtitel ans Dem g9tepub
lican" betgefiigt, lueld)e, nte behauptct muo,
auf Die GcrHrtbciiung De8 2tngeflNatell hugez
uirft 1aben. 0a8 Aiii0a0tt 1T pou Sation
6Ofer III youlFano, Ylfe=&o., 9ito., altSge=
IteQt, uno lptro in benielben Elm 9tidJmore,
uer, 9!amec8 y. &. Simmons, beiduloiAt,
iton Dor @eginu DER 8crbanoiung iid isire
Uteinunq BON Der Sd)uIo oes Nn9tflGattn
qebtloet unO Soltes Dfieutiid) erfl6rt III ha
Sen. 948 @eri6t bai0IoBr benz Ingeflagtcn
bis 3unr 5. Mlari 8rIit SIT geben, bis 5u mel
hgr 3eIt CT peitere BtpelIe 3u Ieluen 8unlten
bGibrlnQeu mao.