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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14
(Gtnsefanbt.)
Mns Nem Nra8.

New @raaue Sectt So. 8. Oil. 1876.
2teber @anSerer!
60 oft brtnsR Du erfreultGe 1a&rt&ten
aSer bas Gfbeiben Der fattcltf&en @enaein.
ben obsr @G~tlberunstn f&Snsr ftr<Ger
Sefe; rur aus @ras 1T nieuals etras In
Deinea @palten au fnbeu. unb bed TT aud
f@on bier ntanaes sur Gtre @cttts 9efGe'
ben.
llnfere STRIDE 1T nett unb 9ef&ma6scG
etnsuthtet, tpas unfereut Seelfcrser &eS.
81. Rtmel ptet Mlte unb Gorge sefcfet
baben mag. une Yranste bteftlbe am @en>
3%eslausfeae I'm SeRsewanbe, MO Der 6c&s
MITE Btf6of Stomas 8. Graee an 400
9erfonen bic III. Ttrrauns fpenbete.
Die to&w. 9srren 3ntbst scnO watcnnu.
glut BON 9tatcpse, P. GuRa&tus Ron
Serbian rarsn 3ur Seaftier mad Yra8 &c.
fcnamen. &benbs 3upOr braAte uniere @u<
itbans benz 9o6w'Ren gif&cf etne @ere>
nabe.
gut Sefe ftlbf be8annet ut 6 ntr BITE
81. Mefea. rlm TO- uts fanben bic 70
3ablretHen Sirultnse bereit ben 9eltebten
S6erbtrten ~ empfaneen, bic W6e&en In
tpeisen 2letbern NIT 8rdn3en sefAnaldt, bte
3naben nit 9lumenRrdubGen an Der 8raf
btlbeten eta @paltsr BON @~farrbaufe Bic
3ur committeeman Der 8trGe. &eu. P.
GuFa6tus ttelt bas feterlt&e 9p&aust uutsr
&flRen3 BON &ep. P. &ntbtl ais Dtatcn
unb &ep. P. &tmel ais @ubbiaton, &ep.
@iut als Gereut. Metfsr. NaG benz gSan>
seltum prebt9te &ep. P. 8ntbsl In bDtmt>
lGer Spra&e, f&tlberte NIT besetlerten er'
grstfenben @orten BITE @6Dnbett unb bte
arcBsn @cbltbaten unferes tl. fattoltfGen
@laabens unb ernnabnte feline 2anbsleute
~fsh3utalten an benz Don 81. Ycrfatren lber.
l~ieferten &letnDbe In unierer a%laubensarn1en
3ett. bamtt Ge aud Der 9eanunSen btefes
b~efetteenben @laubenS ttetltaftts werben
m66ten. Na6 benz 9oAam.e fpenbete' Der
6oGn'fe gtfaof bic 81. Strmuns: lin 8
utr Na9mtttaes spar feterltGe gesper unb
Seeen.
gs par Elm fb6nes Set unb LANCE trtrb
bic Grtnneruns an basfelte tn utsleu 9eraen
fortleben, Den bodw. 3erren bic CUR Ser
6srrltHuns bieier Teffeter 70 ptel betsstra>
gen unb bic bei6werltGe &etie ntGt se>
fGeut, fet aud btermtt infer pdrntfer
Danf ausgeipro6en.
MOse es ben Maten uno @nfren8unBen
unferes SeelfOrsers s%eltnsen. BITE f&On lanss
tsabIGtists 9Hule tns Ssben au rufsn, mel
DE gum @ebetbsn unferer @emetnbe unbs.
btnst notbwsnbts III, bann sDnnen irtr tpf'
fen, tas TN fGDnen &ranse Set an SET R&
reibt sur Gbre Gottes. gum &eile eer9eelsn.
Ntt frsunDltAem GruBe
Gin Treuno bes Waneerer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14
SIS e 8.

GptDrdbp.-D Die Matl Int rteuen
Staate Colorado 1T fortwdb.enb Gegen
ftanb tes @trettes 3ptfhen ben parteten.
Die &epublttdner b%ebaupten, 3metDrttel Der
esstslutur su babsn, pdtrenb Der gcrlisen,
be bes bemCfrattlhen Staats >@cmttes BON
COLORADO, 9err @ust Butter, bebauptet
nod timer, bae bic DemOfraten tn GSlo
rapD gsftest taben. Dos GlaG fRetnt tne
ess Den &spublttanern au ldGeln. nnc MA.
rum nthts @urbe ntAt Der 9tdat Colo
raeo In @alttneton fur bic Yrdfbentens
wabl sefGaTsn ,
@eDrsta ba8tgen bat NIT ether
Mebrteit BON ntetr ais 10000 Sttmnaen
ben bemDfrattfGen Ste9 errun8er.
Gin mann pertungert. aus
DaYtcn, O., wtrD BON 4. Sttcber tertGtet:
Gin u~nbetannter Nann irurpe teute Msr>
gen in etneua EraGtwasen tm Dayton unb
NtGtsan 8atntof tint Sterben e~efunben.
Derlslbe spar bur& Strapatea unb Mansel
an ~eenaeenber Matruts In blefen 3ufanp
setcmmen. CT uurDe mad etner Wclt3et<
fation sebraGt, no ttm ftdrfenbe Rtttet
bstsebraGt wurbsn. btefelben batten iebO6
fetnen Grfols u.tbr. CT tarb tn elmer bal.
Ben @tunbe barauf. Derfelbe mar fremp
tn btefer @sssnc unD fu&te mad Nrbett.
Aaes, mas man bon tim nod erfabren fcnn.
t., mar, bab er e. Beder tetb. unD bab sr
sulest trsenpwO In Mtunefcta seartettsi
babe. Ct moGte unBefdbr 40 Sabre sdb.
len.
Das 3eGengefdngnte s. - Daa
p%eltbetannte pennfpIDantf6e !~3eleneefdns~
mfg @pfem 1T In philadelphia 3par nod
seisstt6, nt6t aber ttatfdAlt6 In Gtbrau&.
Die 3abt Der .3saen retGt eben niGt aus.
Bel tbrem legten 9efuH flnD bte Granb
SurY 1910 mdnnltGe Gefansene tn 302
3eaen. Gle CAB, trte ftca friter Oft, etre
&ise bespesen eth unb Der &tGter estIdrte,
baB Der Gtabtratt itG elmer u%nperantuOrt-
ltGen SFtGt,gerseFenteit f&ulDis made,
tnbent Ct fetn @elp sur Grwetteruns ber
GefdnsntHe rerpt1tSe. DAP bic (fretlid
StelfstttI befrtttsnen) gortbstle bee .3saen.
fsaenas unter rlGen %nnRanDen ntGt ~,
Gelmn3 selanSen tInaer. perlett f@ DIN
ftlbf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14

@eIbee Tteber.-Sn Sapannab IL.
sen sOrtse @c4s 1000 werfcnen I'M selben
Steber barnteDer unb fat iebe Gan,tlte sGtlt
etnen Grfranften In ttrer Nitte. lleber
5000 perionen bitten t6sltN UNI Sfentlt6 {
lnterflsuns. Mae Gtnwopner, pel&e bic
erforberltGsn Mtttel baben. entfteten aus
Der @taSt, unb man f6dst. bag G& nur
nod 1000 @eibe unb $4,000 Neaer sesen.
tpdrtia In berislten ~befinDen. Cine aIse>
n,etne Wanif terrfHt In Der Staot. Das
neutrality-suspicious. tersdnet feine
aussaben eirea $4,000 pro Sag unb bat fet-
ne Mittel, aueer ben td8lt& einlaufenDen.
SIN Sabre 1854 enbete bic @euHe NIT benz
erten SroNe am 10. NOpeubsr, uub mar
tOft auf etn GpnliGes &siultat In ptefena
SABRE.
suite fur o asannab.-Sn New
gOrf Bat Der GGaBmeifer bee Savannah.
6I tseOmaittees Der 9anDelsfamm MIR
$4,000 sur 2inOeruns bsr NOiB unttr
ben Spfern bss sslten Steters, 3ulatMuten.
b,aGt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14
@nnbes8enalt TIM SMben.

Nus Gb1tleetcN, Slcs @1rpltl1, miro
ycnt z. Oct. brt6tet: Na@ etaeni
SpesiaIsG elearaum ces NerS une
Courier BON Columbia. .. g., bat0Dus
Serrteur Chamberlain anf 0runD Der
Berihte Der Bunpesmarl6due, wel&e
mad Alenton eel6tdt pctpsn uar>n,
um Die tiir3li6 bort a~attsebubten GOlIis
ionen 3tptiGen @etben unO SGpar3en
~ unteriuden, teidlcnen, an aae nttlts
tdrtlGen Orsantlationen Der Deibsn
bic Aufcrceruns ergeben ~ lafen, pte
Wafen. niepersuleeen uno fd fofctt 30
serfreuen, unp rrenr, otes nthts frud>
tete, bic pGlfe ees Bunpes ansurufen.
Nus Columbia Som feIben Gage
@euperneur Gbamberlatn bat beute etne
Proclamation erlafen, norm CT erfldrt
rab letner AnN6t mad IN aewi7en
Counties unm5slid seworrea iei,
Dte @eieBe eesS taates auf Dem 8er5bn'
HGen Wese au DoQRreden, uno oa 30
lstner 3enntnie eebradt worpen let, pab
unBeiebltde Sr8antlattcuea, unter Dem
Nanen SGiBsns@ lubs TN Staate be-
teben uuo bielelben bur6 pas 0eieB
perbpten inp, 70 perbtetet ct beren Sort,
belanp unp trrpartet peren NufI6lung In
Belt s,n prei Easeu. sails pteiem BE-
febl ntGt nad9efommen miro, wiQ ct
li6 al, pte 8unbesreoterunB wencen.
Terner pom s. Sftober Oas perrc=
frattlte Staatssg gecutips Gomtte erlteb
cine Aorehe In pslder pte iinsae pro
elamatton ces @oup. Chamberlain auf
oas (tdrflfe pereammt miro. Dteielbs
let rueper eeieBlt6 nod pur& ben 2bats
befano gere6tfertiet unp nur erld7en
UNI eineu 8erwanp su lbafen, Elm Sc
igG um 8unpestruppen an pen prd-
fpenten au ridten. Sberrtbter Woles
iaat, pae CT N.6ts wtfe, oaB lin au Der
Netnung beredtiee, paB Sapt Caro-
lima tn Waftn ffdnpe, ccer pab Elm
idrferer urn alS Der pes 0eleBe6 nDs
tbte 1ei, pas ganD tn Sronung su erbals
ten. Au6 feline @ouesen @illaro. Ora,
fey unp GoOfe, ldmmtlth Nepubltfaner
psrbfentltden semetnldaftlt4 ttnen
Brtsf, tn we!dem lte Renntntb Der In
Der Proclamation bebaupteten 3ufdace
ableusnen. Wad.y lhulptst@ bamter>
latin Der 0erfApbruns eeeen pte Gret.
belt beS Sttmmrebte an. MaS ihHt
pas ben Sbefelpwrbel tn Wasbtn6'
ton ? Grant bat letne Erabanten nt&t
umlonf mad BEN Sicen eeiG'dt.
Stma6 unp S6anpe iber 1cl@e 8es
eieruneswlQtar.!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14
CimInDnisu
an BITE 3atbCltfeR Der Ser. Gt01ten lf6 benz
yeter Glaper geretn an3ufGltebsn IN.

an BITE 3dtbOltfen Der Ser. St11teit (f@ benz
Teter Glaper geretn an3ufGlieb:n
Dieter eble uab boot tpt&ttge 8eretn lcz
es nt6eli1 MAIDEN, ben fatbDItfNen Meeern
In ben Ser. Gtaaten 3u SGultr unb Rtrne
3u rertelfen, unb ben Bdtern btr Gpnartaa.
ttcn bes bl. Soiepb bettuReteu, Dte fur heTeR
Seelenbetl fCrgen. Dies 8efAtebt bacurh.
ca6 man etten Stdter an Dte DtrefttDn nes
0eretns ~etnlenbet. Durh ctefe fletne @dbe
trtrD ma fir turaer Elm Mtt1ltep ctGelben.
Der tl. 8ater bat btefen @erein bur6 etn
etgenes Srere beftGtt9t unb NIT ptelen Mb.
ldlfen beretGert, belcnDers NIT etneui bon.
tcmnenen &blab In Der Gterbetunbe.-
neterptes wtrb pDnentliG etnt bl. MleFe
fur pte lebencer rno per(fDrbenen Beretas.
gltscer unb DereREamtlten 9elfftn uaD 3pet.
nal Des Ea9es RON ben HeGerltnnern fur
lelbe 0ebetet. RattDltfen BON Mmertfa,
fAlteBt eu& ptelem Ser the on ute ffnDet
Dte tletne 0abe anperuetlt ar Very ID ev n
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor OF ut.
Johns German Catholic Church, Green
Street, Gtnetnnart cper an BITE . flee bee
Bah tettsfreunpes, Der bic GenbMne beRd+
ttGt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14
Sic Wablem in Snbiama ttmt
SbtD.

Mtt sr5ster 8abeflisuns Der Wdbs
Ter fanoen Dte Staat6wablen tn Snctas
ma unD Obio an, leBten Dienfas fat.
Die repablifaniiGe partet ntmrht ben
5ies In Obio fir itb In Nn(pru& nnc
tebauptet cine Mebrbeit bon etrras Rter
5000 Sttmmsr su boben.
SIN Snbiana pagesen bater mad ben
bisberieen Berihten cte Demcfraten
entlhieoen bic Wsbrbeit.
Aus @efs0 irstnten ftnD ,cie Se
ridte nod iebr unpOQadnctg.
Ias Nelultat i'm 0ansen 1T fur ben
b'mofratiiden prdRoenti6aftsfanbioa'
ten burbaus einnig unb feItf Grants
8ayonnettentrd9er TIM .Sdbsn. tperrer
ete Stimme bes Bottles nt&t etnl&d&s
tern fSanen.,
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4. (Gtnsefanbt.)
@inneba8D M8emcp.
DtnnebosUaaenea, 8lue Gartt
Co., 9. Sft. 1875.

@tnnebdgcG9encp Blue Gartt
Co., 9. Sft. 1876.
@~eebrter 9e:r &ebaftenr!
Am lesten Dtentas b en- 8. bteies Rcnats
rurbe tn Der ttelssn fatboltfAen Stride
bur& ben tO6w'fsn 9errn gtfHOf S. Sre>
lamb sOn ct. @aul bas fl. @atrament Der
Tuwuns eefpencet. Mnt @ormtttas 10
utr tam berfelbe, bssleitet BON benz tcAw.
P. 9&ntsler aus ManfatO bier an, unD
rpurse BON Mttsltebern Der @smetnbe In
entfpre&enber @etfe enapfansen. @9Onrtne
Netle Don Der 3trGe erparteten TIN so
@ann ;u @ferbe, rrslHe tbn BON ba mad
Der 8trGe besletteten.
Dor Der STRIDE wurbe berfelbe BON ben
T%lrmltnsen unb Grwa6fenen Der G,emeinbe
empfansen unb tn bic 8trHe beelettet; bic
@db6en tparsn aIe wetb setletbet.
Damn. beaann eth feserItGes &DGau,t Gee
lebrtrt Don P. &tGarb. wdtrenb beFen EN-.
pfnsen bic Strnaltnse 80 an Der 3abt BE-
tl. 3OmmuntOn. Die Tefprebist iter bt
8ebeutuns unb @trtuns Der Etrmuns ttelt
Der gtfGof felbf tn ensltfGer Spra6s.
Na6 benz 9O&au,te ertbetlts berielbe bte 81.
Sirrnung.
NaG benz GOttssbtenf trurbe etn tatbclt.
fher Temperen3peretn baislbf geeranbet, we
TG sletH 40 @ttslieber entiNloGen betsutre.
ten.
Nad Mblauf Der san3enEeterltHfett fetrte
Der BtihOf nebft Der ibrtstr @etfltAfet
mad @anfato sarad, unb rpurSe auf sleta,
@stle wte e~mpfansen, cine Metle aurad be.
slettet. 8et ttefem &nlaGe rroren benz aud
bic @ttsltsDsr Der @emetnoe febr 5atlretd
erfGtenen.
Was bic tprtise @emetnce betriTt, 70 II
lie cine beutlG trtlhe IN, befebt aus Y
6amtlten, bat cine neue bubble SramefirGe
bic aud %tntrenDis anfpre6enD aussetatte
III, fs 1T aud i'm 9eise speter prd6ttsel
Statuen. Die cine lit eine Mutterscttesfatus
tofst 80 Dollars unD III eth @sf6ent etne
Deutf&en 5amilte RON ba. Die amber
Statue 1T bic bes II. Solepb, fOfet eber
fats 80 Dollar unb III etn @ei9ent etne
trifGen Gamtlte eber baleI bf
Nuf 8emuten RamsntltG Der beuti&ei
fatbptlHea 9 raetnSe Wi,tslteter iOtrb 30
ben trtp. Sc u,ttn yatres aus Mnneat
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14

Gtsentbuna fur baare $4,000 tduft& err
iporben bat unb III beabfttIat. boielbe
ben, tcGw'fen 6rn. @tfhpf Gibbons ~
fGentsn, nm bort Elm @rtsae,. Seminar fur
BITE DiDjeie ~ 9~riinben. Ias Grunoaad
umfabt iber tunbert @crssa ses befen
2anpes, bat bic fGSnfe Sage In iener @s.
ssnD NIT serdunatsen @ebduben. tn rslhsn
felt flnf Satren elm @ettcbifsnpreotser
Mamens 8tltng eine t6tere SSAteriGule
lettete, bis i'm Die 9&uloen prn bannen
trieben. Gs IL bas i~ebtnfaus etne merit
pc1e Grrunsenf&aft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14

ua.er Dtren Sbbut bic sanae Gemanbe fstt
ricnatlt& 3peimat an Srnnta9en @cttes
btenf absetalten, anfatt etnmal I'm Monat
uie fruter.
Mu& fstt bic @rlnbuna etntr fattolts
f&en G6ule Bier In beRer @usRHt.
Bel bieler Gelesentstt mDHte tG beri&tt<
gen. ta6 BITE 3abl Der @sfrrnten In Man.
tatp MID: rur 225, fcnbern 270 mar.
G. 3.
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q c u { : ..

GaIt2aGs 10. Oft. SOtn .. See.
Der Gruncrbuns pteter Gtnwanberer tmSabre
1857 fAulbis bsfunbea, wurbe gum Scbe
Derurttetlt. Sag Der 9tnriGtuns 26. San.
1877.
9atDn 9 {, Ca. Gm Dienfag
r%erbraante Der Dampfer SDuttern Belle Inn
3afen BON Rem Srleans, urb tauaer babel
rretrere @erfcnen um's 3eben.
Qonbcn. 10. Sft. GeriGtmetfe ptrb
eemelbet, bae bic Edrten etnen @afsnRtI.
ftanb BON feds Mcnaten ansenowmen bdt~
ten bod tptrb bteb ~be3pefslt. &uelanb
tritt tmmer brctenber auf.
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SnlanOii@e Na@rt 9ten.
&tr6It9eS 8.


wiro mCraen. SOnntas. ben is. De-
tOber No&mittass prst ubr in Der ct.
SpIspb's Stride pur6 zen boom tter
BtidUf 5. s},eIano f%tattinpen unp
fnc Die Mitslieper Der beutl&ea tattcs
ltI&en 8eretne CUR 8etbeili9ur9 freunes
lid einseIapen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
4 RAILWAY BATTLE At TRENTON

DISPUTED Gro. sING-BRILIIANT CHARGE or 200
LABOgERs--FUuLE RETURN CHARGE OF A LOCO
MOrvE-Two ENGINES WRECKED.
TRENTON, Y. j., Jan. G.-The quarrel be-
tween the Pennsylvania Rllroad Company and the Della
ware and Bound Brook Railroad Company. tic VII
Iage Of HOpewell, about twelve miles from Trenton.
where the latter insists crossing the track Of
the former. eliminated in formidable struggle
between the last evening. The Mercer and somerset
Railroad, a branch OF the Pennsylvania In order
~ prevent the Delaware and Bound Brook Road from
crossing at this point has had all Summer and Fan
locomotive standing the spot Of the intended CROSSING
prevent the frog being laid aud the Delaware
and Bound Brook Road from making connection. THIS
engine in order 10 let tine regular train pass had
10 30 the siding at each arrival, aud
pufef spot. Last evening, az soon as the engine
passed ON the siding, about 200 labOrers, IN the
employ Of the Delaware and Bound Brook Road, sud
denly appeared and tore the siding, and built tenn
work The Pennsylvania Road officials being informed
OF fact sent engine and broke through this tenn
porary structure but In doing 81 IL ran oil the track and
was knocked down the hill. In the mean time the frog
was put down. and Bound Brook engine placed on the
frog and chained down fast 10 the ties with im-
mense CHAINS and q bariicade built around IL
LATRR.-The latest particulars from the railroad
troubles in Hope reenf0rcements have been
arriving from all quarters Both companies nave ior
warded additional men, and with the FARMERS IN the
neghborhood, the number present estimated ut LOCO
men. Two engines wrecked. Tho delaware ana
ton OF the track their engine ON the frog and
up to D. masters Of the situation Inc chief en-
gineer, f. ii. Bayer Of the Delaware and Bound brook
Railroad their counsel Abraham Browning ana several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday Jan. g. 1875.
Eunber OF the House Committees met to-day ioI the
first time since their appointment, bat In
business of Importance transacted beyond compet-
ing organization ard IN few instances selecting
some subcommittee for the consideration Of special
topics In the Ways aud Means Colnitter, those por-
IONS of the Presidents message referred 10 /; by Mr..
MJrsOns resolution OF yesterday were distributed, and
another meeting called Tor tomorrow The Naval
COMMITTEE assigned several subjects 10 sucvhlt"ts
among them the question ~ the apOlit on OF the Mano
Corps, an examination o the piLe IssS aha me pioos-
ton "a cover the Naval fSsgh tih mo inc !lo'9iy,
and 10 MAKE special annual appropriations Tor naval
pensions as they are now made iof arhy pc nsiGus lho
Naval COinmlttee wil pay lhSn Icspv., 70 oN.rsaiy
RObeson Tuesday next TIE Comin.t'ec on FoIegn
Affairs also met to-day, but transacted no business o,
Importance It. members VIII haAe the.r o,al call on
Secretary Fish tomorrow moruns ant 'ule "tA Iielr
chairman, swami, In the evening
The resolution of Senator Sargent providing FOR IN
vestigaton into the relations OF the Pacific Railroads
with tho Government included in the regular proceed.
ings OF the Senate to-day. is very important
IN its character. and is likely To Oceupy tho
attention of the Judiciary Committee for some
timc. Mr.. Sargent say, that the railroais, -
the maturity Of their bonds, viii $500 900 900,
and H. thinks II Is INC duty Oh s ooyerneht 10
the roads paying H. ine resolution Is also TO learn
M ,oi o,,nher ~ h""Is as n Gorsrn'nept ms
already issued and make them first len abso-
lutte that they could issue more than was necessary
build the road, AMI thereby subordinate then 10 GoNo.n-
ment bonds.
The report OF Dr. Linderman, the Director Of the
Mint as to tho establishment Of branch mint at
point Mississippi Valley, recommends that IL be at
the That In that city alone there
ia Governments ding longer required for other
purposes which DO utilized without the delay or OK
peuse attendant the construction OF new edinoe.
The following gaugers we've appointed to-day b. r.
Douglas for tho sixth North Carolina District; Penn
broke r. Thombs, for Colorado; wm. II. Abortion, for
the Second NewYork District and ]. r. Evans for the
First Georgia Dstr1cS
lFor Regular Report Of Congressional Pcssdta9s ~ Seoe"@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
CURAN NOTES.
sKIRSiTsHING

yAIMAsrDAs DEPABTURE-ACTiNE sklRMlsHlNG
WITH THE INSURGENTS.
IyPoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRrBrSE.l
HAVANA, Jan. 1.-C0unt Valmaseda, accom-
panied by several high officials and ofcers Of his staff
sailed for Spain on tho mall santandcr on tho
2jth ut He Issued the customary farewell addrcssos
to the army and navy and the people OF Cuba Little
regret IL eviuced at his departure.
Active skirmshng is going with tine Insurgents
give in condensed form record OF recent cncoun-
tiers: Dee 90 20 insurgents rcpulscd al Chapro Hills
ODD several cane fields Las Cruces burned by the
Cubans; 18th, the village or Chaabas IN Moron, attacked
by the insurgents, who were repuSed; Zoll' fcn'l
camp surprised I'm Los CayOs; 22i lighting IN Remedies
40 insurgents killed; 18th, Manuel Perez and Julian
Caderor both insurgents killed; 1fth, the Insurgents
repulsed in an attack the Gratitude estate; 2lih the
nsurgcnt band OF Reyes Ferrtr IN l1euna Lucas MS
psr.ed: the village OF Jaqua looted bv the nslrgcns =,
and several SpaniaTds butcbercd Several more Incidents
OF the kind might be given were not Inc above sum
Gent 20 show the progress OF the Winter canpaien
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07

SPEAhER HUSIEDS COMMll LES.
PRETTY GENERAL SATISFACTION WITH THE AP-
PoISTMEyTs-THE NEw-YoEKERs. HOWEVER.
SOMEWHAT DIsCoSTED FOR NOT GETTING A SUI
FICIENT SHARE.
ALBANY, Jan. demonstrating the number of in
tellgent men whom Speaker Hustled had TO dispose
of, his committees were made up with great skill
and seem to give more general satisfaction than is
usually seen after this annual announcement. The
Committee on Ways and Means is a strong one, in
Guiding Mr. Sloan, prepossessing speaker and
man of ability, ex-senator Allen Munroe, Judge
John I. Hogeboom, and DR.. Isaac /. Hayes, Repub-
leans and Gen. Richard U. Sherman and. James
Faulkner jr., Democrats. Judge Hogeboom at the
head of General Local, and Special Laws. Mr.. Bur
leigh at the head of Canals, Mr.. Calkins at that of
Internal Affairs and Mr. Munroe mt that of BANKS,
are appointments especially commended among the
Republicans. The Insurance Committee in particu-
lar. usually the grand place of strikers seems to be
sound and honest Committee and contains an un-
usual number of the leading men of the House,
among them being Dr. Hayes ex-senator Muaroe,
Mr.. Sloan, Mr.. Taylor, and Mr.. Faulkner.
Still, no Speaker within the memory of man ever
satisfied everybody. Some Of the NewYork Repub-
icans complain, and with some show of reason, that
they have less than their share of the committees.
They urge that the presence of a delegation of ten
Republicans in the Assembly from New-York City
was the result Of great and unusual effort on the
part of the Republicans of that city, and should
have been sufficiently recognized. They show that
in all the long list of 81 committees they, with one
seventh of the Republican strength of the House,
have only three charmanshps and only one of these
is Of any importance-that of the Judiciary-which
was given to Mr.. Strahan, who aspires TO be their
leader; and that the New-York Democrats have as
good representation on the leading committees as
the Ncw-York Republicans Kings has three chair
manships. Onandaga has three, Erie two, and
OSwego two.
There is complaint also from the Democrats that
the New-York Democrats had more than their share
Of the honOrs belonging to the minority. One ap-
pointmcnt has been most severely critIzed. that of
Mr. Waith of Kings To the head of the Commerce
and Navigation Committee. Mr.. Wath has
devoted himself for many years to the ferries of
New-York, that this appointment comes right in the
time of his business which is of long standing
Mr.. Waith is generally believed to be one of the
Selgrcg school OF legislators and his appointment
has excited much uufayOrable comment. Probably
this is the only fault that members will continue to
find when the first dissatisfaction has worn of, and
Gen. Hustled will be shown To have done better than
any one else would have done in his place.