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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11

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betoen 3iueiqeu Der @eetgebung.
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SrdFoeut per Ser. Staaten bot auf Serluu.
gen oeS @Ouoerucur8 Seupgg iClgenOe l6erren
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ben, nm bel Der Stinmenidbtung gegcnlpdr=
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tet, oaB Die mctfen Dieier 9trreu Der Iufiorz
Oerltng entipreGrn uaO iobalo alS mGgli6
na6 gtclu- Orleans abreiIen meroen.
- NuBr Den obcnerpGbuten S1errau bQs
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Benuipuauieu unO 2tAtb. 8. 8. StcbbnS
bon New.Yorf Su Itit9teOeru Der Delegation
ernnnnt. 5ftdlter Seag 1T bereltS ua6 benz
5iihen nhnereii,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11
9tus Ger V3iI0Oesnoiii1fIYoSt.

g0a lh9 q oNr 10. NoOember. = SO IT
gepiB, baB bis jcbt nod feiu S Se9uaOigungS=
Sefebl fir Bm. NicHee, tpeld)er gegenmGrtig
IN benz @eiGn8uiiie Su ct. 2oulS megen Sc.
theiligung au reu &bi5fep 8etriigereieH &c
fangen gcbaiteu mirO, auSgeitelt moroen 1T.
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Oent@raut, iObalO CT blerber suriidfebrt, ni1t
nur 9rn. I&cGee, ionOcrn aud 9rn. auerD
heGua0inru mirS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11
xunoet seuter etue Hs,sre 0mr !

SMmgen SeMteis clue HsSsfe SFMr
Die lbredliten Jofsem irii9ietttSfn bstinitden
eaaers, weIdes oraaui,Ge S6tvdde, biz Ssrforuns
bon a5rper uno @aif uno a!le ionitise 9fdshfeueba
nit fiG brinst, merbeu bauerno beteiiist Die sfsz
iuItate beffeben por oeni @intrite Der ausssbrun9
In SerSifopen Sdiidterubeit, 3i.ern, nerOoleH er.
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men, Gbideu Dor seitul6aitit6em s;ertebre nno in
@eoonfeu triiteuosr Shmermut9.
5eirath.
Berbeiratbete ooer aaI Der @hiusue bieier slidlis
den gebenSeppte Hshence Raauer, Die pbpi!Ihe
GGmdte, Grreg6arteit ber yterpeu, oreanifte Abe
f9ud6uns ODER auoere 8eeeliDioristeiten an iiG
fpiren erbalteR raid Silie uuo saranrte ainoeruns.
Or. gDasiersmS aus Boiea,
SIT. II, 9fOros &utaipz, 5iDi,ten g5altis
more nne fGsetteifrase.
Enuat. .Auaelessnbeiteu itrens oeriGwiegen.
(Au9.is,tS1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11

- 0as Yroieft, eiueu g8eAieIhieH bci
8 born ansuic9eu, it, luie ole ..OftO. l2}tg."
nleltet, neueItenS ietner SetmirIll6ung er=
bsblt9 ndber geriift. Die Soren fno auf
1SO, 900 Ntart peranldla9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11
Reae Aa,etgeg.

OIsunf eebare Gntosdung.
&S RbeumutiSInus IN "a StuRbeu furirt ooer oas
9elo suriii9egeoen, ipeun mdu Gfe t9sDitr. nbo
BroasUiH. Seiteneingan8 an t9apfr.. poripritt.
Cobb ,12Dite) sSobg SuAsOau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11
M. Glarfe & g6Jus,
Sdnoisr nit
~ 1tetu 1tt0 Eerpf eft.
3artst< uap SIuben,
MEbflu.

DiRts aeeen baar soer aai g3od)ensa bIunsem
in
Nt. O., Dtt Baltimore Gtta6e,
(Cft5,iUtl) 2. 2bhre uon greierfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11
Selesrep9!i9e 9epei9ets.
(Seri&te Der
-sHoctiIten grtiie" fir ben r@orreiponSsutsu.0
SnlallO Sepsidcn.
Die llegrfibe pemokratie.
Sic 9SDlfcu nerateOcmi lid.
Sii0sGarolina, 2oaiIiaua EaO SlO'
riba 0emufratiid.
solo, SSgtuo5S, 9StsennTm. Srez
8pm, GaltfornEen uno 0epaoa
ned tatmer stpeifel9aft.
ElWr ein Staaisittei6 taun bas &c
iultnt Gnbern.
gStro swats siuen foldjen ueritt@eu?
IruppeaffnouRgea mad eglotiba unO
aletD-Orleans.
Gin gttaee6efeDl osS geaESentem.
gtahifats @aglfaIider na1 SIuriba
nnteriuegs.
9te g.ufresisms i'm sanoe ipa6iE.
Spra6e be6 u9}.sO. Eerdlo."
9te Mmfreamma i'm 9anSe.

gntiaisOene sprude Oes u9..y. 5erolo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11

New.9 OFT, 10. gtouember. .-@elS leidt
gu ,. gSediel fau 81 4.82. Sob IdloB
beute 5u 1o98-109S. 8unoeSsS6ligatioaen
Ndlloiien lebhaft mo ftetig; 81er Coupons
ll7@; 65er 1898; neRe 1929; 67er Il54; 6Ser
l16&; neue Giinfer l12&; lO.40er Coupons
l15. Gft;en idlIoiien lebbaIt IL. uarubig;
SentraI l0l3; @rie 81; Qafe Sbore SAG;
Sas. @entral SOL; Bitt8burg 90; Rorth-
Weacrn 365; BriOr.58}; 0todzSSIanb 1909.
unterdagamtS 8uan;: Sob $50, ,497.a
$50; Gourant $42, ,642 1856.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11
DermEfd)te Depef@em elts gsetps
@0rf.

5u 1899.
-9ie Dampier g9ania" uuO nOOer" iiuO
BON Bremen bier elngetrofieu.
- Die 3oll @tnaabmeH bctrugen beute
$229,000.
= Ser llnteri9atmeiiter Sub(te 9eute fir
SnterCiIen $14S, 900 uup fiir etn9eSugcne Sb=
Itgattonen $1,000 ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-11
8irean Der 0asli1tsGompa9nte
BON Baltimore,
o. 10 1avxh~ - -xunS.,

Observation-Disclosures pcsetabtItid)es De-
colt, felt % abren ais bG5 9roete 9tutretuisuasss
Nittel Ger gessnDart betonnt, iuiro nur in Nr.
177k, Tasette@s gtoropeit=Sde Der entatu@
9traBe, ;ubereiet uno 1T bel allen apotbefern Su
babeu tNuq26, ,f2Wte)
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
WAsH1HGTON.

Opposltien to the Hawaiian Treaty.
WASHINGTON, May 30.-The Foreign Re
lati0ns Committee Of the Senate will hear to-
morrow the ombined delegation from New
Orleans, Charleston and Savannah in op-
position to the Hawaiian treaty, which ad-
mits rice and sugar free from tho Sandwich
Islands.
The Sultan of Turkey Dethroned.
The Turkish Minister received the follow
ing telegram from the Grand Vizier: In
the presence Of the unanimous will OF all
the people Abdul Aziz Khan has been de-
throned to-day, and his Majesty Sultan
Murad, heir presumptive to the imperial
throne, has been proclaimed Emperor Of
Turkey.
The Supreme Council of the Thirty third
Degree has convened.
The Cabinet Changes.
The cabinet changes take place on the
first of June, when Don Cameron will ar
rive. Mr.. Pierrepont leaves for England
June %.
Warren Fisher, Jr., contractor for the
Little Rock and Forth Smith railroad, is
here. He is besieged by interviewers, but
will see no one.
The Impeachment Trial.
IL ID tnOugnG lho lmpoacnmont tIiAl VIII
be postponed until November, when the
Senate will reassemble for that purpose.
Belknap has a large number of witnesses
and his counsel will defend him at every
step. The trial will occupy six weeks or
two months. Manager Lord ks it will
require at least six weeks and extend the
session to the first of September. Very
eminent legal authority, who have no con
nection with the case. asser. that the TWEEN
ty nine Senators who voted against taking
jurisdiction, will not be precluded from vo.-
ing mot guilty" on this jurisdictionai
ground when the final issue is preser ted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
Congressional Committee.

The first day of the session of the Cor
gressional committee, sent here for pur-
poses of investi CATION by the national House
of Represent atives, was devoted to prelimi-
nary arrangements. w. B. Whitaker, Esq,
presented his certificates as counsel for
several Of those who might, according to
rumor, be notified to appear.
Hon. r L Gibson, chairman, stated that
no one had yet been notified, but he would
see that all wan ted were summoned for to.
day.
District Attorney Beckwith was sug-
gested as the first one to be called on for
information.
Mr.. Darrall said Senator Twitchell would
be willing to come before the committee
and testify as to his attempted assassina-
tion, provided his safety could be guaran-
teed on his way TO the city.
Mr.. Gibson considered the proper way
would be tor subcommittee to go to Cou
shatta, and this matter will probably be
settled to day.
The committee then adjourned to 10 A
M. to-day, and will hereafter sit daily in
parlor P at the St. Charles Hotel from 10 A.
to P. M, and from P. M. to 10 P. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
RELIGIOUS.
The Presbyterfan Assembl,

THO Pfos6ytef1an Assembly.
NEW YORK, May 3O-In the Presbyterian
Assembly resolution was adopted which
recommends the use of the word Sabbath
instead Of Sunday. The Assembly adjoarns
sine die tomorrow.
Methodist Episcopal General Conference.
BALTIMORE, May 30-BishOp Haines pre-
sided in the General Conference to-day. A
committee of fifteen have been ordered TO
revise the hymn book. No hvmn now used
to be excluded or new ones introduced
without three quarters vote of the COM
mittee.
In the conference the reports of the
committee on episcopacy were adopted.
The first recommends that the oh aracter of
each of the present bishops be passed, and
that they all be continued on the effective
list. The second recommends that this
conference elect no bishops.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
NEW YORK.
Harney, the Witness Against Kerr.


New YORK, May 30-D,strict Attorney
Bliss, on the stand in the DAv snport inveeti
cation, stated he supposed he was mainly
responsible tor Harney's appearance st
Washington as witness; he had known
facts in the possession of Harney for two
months; he had communicated them to Mr.
Base, q member of the committee. Har-
ney was Appraiser Darling's right hand
man. When Darling's connection with
the Third Avenue Savings Bank was
under Investigation, an effort was made to
stop the investigation by threat that if
Harney's connection with the affairs of the
bank was exposed, he would make some
damaging revelations about Mr.. Kerr.
Mr.. Bliss said Bass told him he would
not present any charges against Kerr unless
they seemed to be well founded, and that
he Bliss had carefully questioned Harney
in regard to his relations with Mr.. Kerr.
He was satisfied that Harney was truthful
and honest.
Commodore vanderbflt's Condition.
Vanderbilt is worse. His death is looked
upon as near.
From Central America.
Late Panama advices state the war be
tween Guatemala and Salvador is over.
The elections at Valparaiso and Santiago
took place amid riot and bloodshed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

SHREVEPORT, La, May 30, 1875.
Quite spirited meeting of Democrats
was held at TalIy's Opera House last
night, tor the formation of q Demo cratic
association.
An independent element was present
and . move made to strike the words
Democrat and Conservative club" out of
the proposed constitution, and insert "in-
dependent club" leaving the memb ers free
to vot6 for the best man on either ticket in
the coming campaign.
The motion was lost by very close vote
and the independents withdrew from the
meeting, and will form another club.
Many of the Independents are on tspoken
in favor of Williamson for Cove rnor, and
Smith, the Republican nominee for Con-
gress, and say that they will support them
under any circumstances.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
What the Suez Canal IL Doing.

NJ. De Lesseps has returned from his five
months trip to Egypt. He has ascertained
that Port Said is not likely to be filed in
with sand, as predicted, the work done by
the dredging machines last year being still
open. In winter, when the Bitter lakes are
full, tide sets into the canal, which turns
the current to ward the Mediterranean, In
summer, when the level of the lakes has
been lowered by evaporation, the current
turns in the opposite direction. Formerly
rain was unknown on this part of the Red
sea, but since the building of the canal
showers have fallen regularly about once q
fortnight. The result has been to start
vegetation up, even on the Asiatic side, in
the most wonderful manner. Civilization,
therefore, changes the climate az we'll as
the face Of the country, and if things 60 on
Is they have begun, the sands Of the
isthmus will be covered with forests in
another fifty years.-NeU York Times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
Communicated
AN AUDITOR WANTED.


The Difference BetWeeD Le0Seeo oD0 Les.
oofse
The Picayxne of Sunday gives state
ment purporticg to have been derived from
the City Hall. 1t 10 . statement headed
Wharf lessees in account with che city Of
New Orleans" by which there il shown q
balance against the city and in favor of the
lessees of 81, ,593 7S.
Another account, published in Tuesdays
Picayu'se, purporting to come from the
lessees, and embracing almost identically
the same items, gives . balance against the
lessees of $l09. $40 40.
the triAing sum Of $l22,2l4 q.
VESTI GATOR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
DECORATION DAY.
At Washlngt On.

WASHINGTON, May 30.-Decoratiou Day
was celebrated with the usual formality +,
but comparatively tame. All government
business was suspended Weather delight
full. Dispatches from Northern cities indi-
cate unusual efforts at display.
At Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30-Decoration Day
improved the attendance at the centennial.
Over 10000 visitors; no such crowd since
the opening.
At Memphis.
MEMPHIS, May 30.-There was no orga-
nized celebration OF Declaration Day at the
National Cemetery, but number of people
visited it and placed floral offerings upon
graves.
At Wilmington.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 3O-Observance
of federal Memorial Day. There were 5000
persons in the procession. q great number
of organizations and banners. An address
prepared by Senator Morton was read by a
friend, the Senator being detained at Wash
ingt0n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
Political Matters.

The Republican Executive Committee of
dsux, Monday, May %, the three parishe es
of Assumption, Lafourche and Terrebonne
being fully represented. Resolutions were
adopted concerning senatorial convention
at Houma, on the twenty-fourth of June;
fixing the representation at five from each
parish, and remitting details to the parish
executive committees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
PERSONAL.

Colonel George w. Carter reached New
Orleans Saturday just from Washington n,
after an absence of nearly year. His per-
sonal appearance indicates most excellent
good health and good spirits. Having been
away for go long he is naturally devoting
himself to inquiry into Louisiana affairs,
and giving prolonged interviews to his
frionda
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
Senator Twitchell's Condition.

Monday dispatch was received here from
Senator Twitohell, asking that another
physician should be sent up. to aid him.
DR.. Smythe was too unwell to leave the
city, but another was retained. He, how
ever, was unable to leave Monday night.
A dispatch WAS sent that he had bee n en-
gagged, and would leave as soon as possible.
Yesterday, however, dispatch was re-
oeived that it was impossible to wait for his
presence, and stating that the operation on
the right arm was then gong on. No further
particulars were received.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31


In 1865 the collection of the tax was sus-
pended until January l, 1869, but no fur
ther attempt has been made to renew the
collecting. The design of the measure is
not only to save the ex-rebel States from
the uncOllected amount Of $2,66l ,776, but
also to pay back the $5,153, ,8S6 already col
lected from them.
A kindred measure is that to secure re-
funding of the cotton tax-over $50, 900 600
in amount. The powerful lobby behind this
scheme has shrewdly kept it back during
the present session, but it may be expected
to reappear next winter, to be urged with
great persistency in the closing days of the
ex-Contef crate House.
Other measures, such as the extravagant
appropriations for Southern rivers and har.
bOrs, the Southern Pacific and related rail-
road schemes. with their demand for guar
auteeing interest to the extent of $400, ,0O0,-
600, are being urged as measures OF relief
for the poverty stricken South. Their re-
fusal will be as persistently presented as q
proof of Northern and Union hostility to
that section.
Both views are false. The South is not
poverty stricken, and the loyal North is
not hostile to that portion Of common
Union. The country is everywhere suffer
ing from a partial paralysis of business;
but the South is, ON the whole. better off
than any equal portion of the 1gricul-
tural North and West, all other
things being considered. The ex-rebel
States paid out for wages to farm labor
ers alone, during the year 1875, not cent
less than $40, O,OOOO 900. In former days this
large sum was converted to the use, in the
main. of the 300. 900 persons who owned the
slaves, and of the small class of free work
ers, etc, created by the system. Or course
the old South-the privileged few-are not
as rich, but the masses are better of than
ever before, be those masses white or COL
ored. The poverty of the South is but little
more than party cry. Fair investigation
will prove this assertion. 1t is as we'll not
to be deceived.-The Republic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
Sale Of q Plantation.

Messrs. Se!le & Malochee sold al auction
yesterday the Kenmore plantation, located
about thirty-fve miles above the city, by
order of tbs liquidators Of the Conso lidated
Association. The place brought the sum of
$45, ,O0O-one-half cash and the balance in
one and two years. This was, considering
the times, good sale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
THE WAR PATH
Indian Outrages.

OMAHA, May 30.-A citizen of this place
just arrived from Custer City, says that OF
the night Of the nineteenth that place was
attacked BY 1ndians, who burned the am
munition house in the centre Of the city,
which, in blowing up, destroyed several
houses. His party, numbering ninety six,
left ct daylight the next morning and can
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Friregio's. No.
50 Chartres street, stood as follows May 30:
At 8 A. M, S2o; ct P. NJ, $50; at 6 P. NJ,
S30. Lowest point during the night of
May %, 73o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

The Scriptures are being circulated in
Georgia with renewed zeal. Several pull
pits have been robbed of Bibles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
Appointments.

Governor Kellogg has made the follow
ing appointments: L. E. Torres, clerk OF
court vice Frank N. Page, resigned, and l..
P. Bridges, constable, first ward, parish of
Grant. . .l-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

Grand opening Of Grand Hotel at Point
Clear on June /,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

Grand opening Of Grand Hotel at Point
Clear on June /.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

Grand opening of Grand Hotel at Point
Clear on June l. .4.tr l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

Grand opening Of Grand Hotel ct Point
Clear on June l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN
A Split in the Shreveport Democracy
WITHDRAWAL OF TIE INDEPENDENTS
Enthusiasm for Williamson and Smith

Especial to the New Orleans Republican,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

(CONTnsUHD ON kIoH~H PAGE,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

supreme Court.
Present-Justices Taliaferro, Wyly and
Morgan.
A0sent-Chief Justice Ludeling and JUS
tice Howell.
REHEARINGs GRANTED.
No. 1851. Chaffraix and Agar vs Price,
! Hine and Upper; Morton, Bliss e. Co., in
tervenOre.
No 5428. City Of New Orleans Vs. George
w. Campbell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13

Ser Yiebe opfcrt Die Sran @aes Ger
6reunbidaft Wandes. Die Grfabruns
lrbrt bon, Wannc oas um9cfebrte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-13
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