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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
9otid1aft 0eS Yrafiosnten.
gSaruat Sruppen mad 9setersburg, 1irg., ~
S6iifff trlifrneiit - - y

yaB q I bington, IA. Oe5eTber. - 9n
Oen Ssuat Der Ser. Staaten! Sn Inimort
auf etne 9teIolution beg Seuats pom 6, D.
DitS., melf)e AuSfunft DariIber uerlangt, lob
Sunoe8iruppen am II. gtouember in Yetersz
burg, Sirg., itationtrt lpuroen unb inter
ipeid)er AHtorltqt unO Su noe dem 3mede,"
le9e td1 Ole betgefii9tcn Srtefe beS &rleaslefre,
tdrs Dor, wel1en ote 0ielOlutlon nebit Dem
Serid)te Des Generals Der 2lrmee iibertraqen
muroe. 9teje DOtumente wer6en bic aeiorz
Osrte auSfunft gebeu mo, Iute td CLAUDE, Die
Ytabrseel redjtfertigen. @s tebl felt, oab Die
Anlpeienbeit BON Suuoestruppen an Stinm.
pldBen ME Die freie Ausibung Ses Sttmm
redlfs nurd1 Otitalieber irqeno elmer Bartei
perbiuDerteu. 9Seun Die 2ruppen beBbalb
trseno etEe gStrtung ausiibten, 10 mar es
Die, Die Siirger 81 ltuBen uno III Stano su
lesen, obne Surd]t fir Die Ganoioaten ibrer
gSabI 81 itimmel. SIS ilt nl09lid), oaB Die
InpeIenbeit BON "a Sploaten Der SunoeSz
armee, ped)e an Z. ytouember Inter Dem
Commando zines @apitdu5 uno zines 2iegtez
nauts, weld)e in benz 3ollamte cine betrG1ss
itde Strede BON trgeno einem Stinlmplabe
entfcrnt einquarttert maren, obne irgeno etne
@tuuiidung lIreritit5 baSil betgetraQen
bat, elm uerid)1eocne5 8eiultat
pon Dem, WeldeS 0 ohne lhre v II.
neienbeit er5ielt moroen mGre
(peu ,Yrima, Sacle", ,Seriateu nad)), perur,
lad)t 81 baben. 9Senn 0teS jeoo1 Der fSaa iit,
10 ut es uur Elm Semsis, paB Die Stlmm9eber
ems @ongreBotitrlfts uon Srginien i'm
Stanoe 9epetn iino, ibre Stimmen obne
Ssidiii9un9 ab5ugebeu. Il. g. 6raut. q"
- Der in Der Sotlhaft erlpdbute Sricf oea
Sriegsiefretdr8 iit born IL. DECEMBER oatmt
| unD eutbalt etnen Seridlt bss @eaerals bcl
armeer iolpie cine 3uid)rift peS @cucralall,
lpaltS. 0le QebteIe eutbGit ytahridten, mel
DIE Ole NotbmenOi9teit Der 2lnuelenb,;t por
| Sruppen i'll Betersbur9 aEl Gage Der gSabl
5qrsnlegen ufen. Der YeridIt beS @enerals
SHERMAN an ben &risgsiefretdr erg,ebf, oaf
bie2. @omp. pom2. .Grtllierle=Realmeute unite
Gapitdn Sredeurioge bonn 4. bis auin Is
NOpember in &etersburg itationirt mar
ferner, paB ON 2. 9tooember eln in 8eters
burg mobnbaiter 0err bon Dem @eneralaupal
on @cnelal Sberman seidtdt purbe uno oi
UefiiraltHus aHSiera9, oab Rubefprnngel
Oil pem betleiienssn Ylaee ltattfHben piircal1
Ssneralanmalt 8aft Iietb oem @eneral Sber
man, Gruppen mad Fetsrsbnrs 81 ifidsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
SelesrepgiiGbe 9epei9ea.
sSnlanb : SepeitbeI'.
sSuotauerz &rteN.
(Veridbte Der
.aHoeiirieu grefe' ti!r ben "eorreiponosntsn.1)

Worbar..a. II Ger TeiIeS s 0nrdle, 10.
9eselaber. - lleber @benenre, IA. Oe3br. -
@root's Gomnianeo berlies Snffalo.Sprlnss
an 6. b. Wtts. uno fam a1n s. her gu. StS
iett itub nod te,ne gtahritten iibef ben apf'
entbalt Der feinoliden SuDianer eingeean1
asa. 9as COMMANDO miro mebrere Gage
Gisr ldsern, M; Die Yierbe fidl erbolen 6u
/. fen, lluo iopana nad) ssssc giiinoung bes
2itneaPowrer.6lHlies sieben. Gstit nitt pist
g @a1nee seiallen, uuo bas SSctter ii psrba!t'
n,BmdEig Nib,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
8lream Der 0asli6t>6pmpaBnte
pom BGlttm ore,
o. 40 Eonfn &fynf,p

sts Sttli9es SetSmatertal.... ~ ote!
gsir ha6eu cine norSl9ibe Gnalit6t bon eofes
porrdt6is ipelbe ipir Dem gublinm als Elm empiehz
Ieuspert1es Sesmateral fir bnuslibe unb oHoere
2psie ofTerlren; idnst Iel1t 6cuer uno tf rel u0H
nnreinisteiten.
geftsllunaeu toeu IN blefem Siireau ODER In Der
Nabrit, Sl6 BON seaoen5aGitr, anseaommen.
Sreis $3.50 pro @asen!aouns, in tr9rao etHem
Gtabhbeile ab9elieiert.
HCtl23-D Sames 9. SmnlsuepD, Sdr.
Dss. .gor's Nnptauttd,es peseiabtliidbes De-
colt, felt Is Jabren ais ba5 groBte Sutreineua9sH
Wittel Der @esenipart befonut, iuiro uur in Tr.
1!7%, EaSsttez, gtnroipetzG6e Der @ntaw'
etraf,e, 5ubereitet uHO lit bel alien Npotbetern Su
baben. l4n92o,12VtteE'
oeSc sDalterin 1T ftols aui etnen bibiten re'
Sneu 5eppih in ibrem 8artor ODER anoerem s:ebz
IinesSimmer. Ser einsise Des, I'M Die Ta,bsn teb'
bait I'm Sspptd Su MAIDEN, lit, ben Stauo unc cue
anoereu iremoen GubTaaSea tu entfetpen, uno UNI
Disies srinciib 5u beiperffeutsen, 9eee man 5u
pnln,es s Callahan, Str. 8, swamItrahc, nate
benz ,Narutauo= Sn ititute." (Septij, 3Wt lSamfN)
&tnoer Ssutfd)eu,
Betocipebe, SdaHfelpferoe,
gsasen uaa Garrem fiir Ssmabem,
e GtbubtQrren, Puppens 1 n
nno elm ausemeincs giiorttuent iotter gSaoren tu
Den tuIi9Iieu green i'm @roBen unO afeinsn bel Der
.YaItin,orer @asen= abrif.0 .0eieaid)aIts
SIR. 80, gtorb=S 10 arb ftrabe.
9le einsise Sabrit IN ber Stabt. Repnraturen
alIer 4rt Su aueemeIenen Yreiieu. (Iu92i, iWteD
Vatemte taerSsm fiis grftnoer ertptrst.
Grit nat Grtdusuns bes 4Gtents fperoen 9ebibz
rem bersduet. s.. s.. g. 81. s. Srparo,
Rr. 18, Tra6 6e, Der Boit 9eSenn6er.
Ueb,2, ,i2Dite) 3peiss@iireau in gBaibinston, DC.
aD- Nan beebe oen
,9oso Baltimore"
ILLUMINA TING FIRE PLACE
Heater,
che man eineu anberen tduit, Del
$. &. WcEauop,
(Sepi2S, ,l2WteE) 9lr. i8, @ermanitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
@Gre6li@e SsataitrOpbe aMf Sem
&co 1ioer+ = 3eDn YeEioneM
crtrt1Ufeu.

gfem > rle9n8, IA. 0cSeWber. = Der
0ampfsr ppomer" lauf beute giaGmlttas i'm
Geos&taer bel Bapne'S gauDin9. SGmmt=
lld|e SaliitenpciIa9,ere murben gerettet, sebn
observation-disclosures ertransen. Boot nno
Sarge ino total uerlOren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
Gent salaoeuersak.

PbllG oelp i ia, Ii. 8eSember. -
9ie &erleumcuu9sflage Der &outrattorelz
6lrMa Strutters & S0buc 9CgeH zen @igcrl'
tbltmef Des gGusning SuCctin" murOe gcitern
enti9ieoeu. Die alGgcr beaniprndlten cine
@uti1doigun9summe pom $4,000. Die
@eidporenen gaben beute Wiorsen etneu
gSabriprudl Ill @unItcn oer ald9er ab uuO
ipradlen lhnem eillen Sent Sd;0ognelios II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
"A. Gansreb. - 3weite SibuHg.

Die g3abl in 2ouiiiara.-6 6efs
tige 3 ebatte 5mti den 8 bur
uanunb berman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
@tl ianees WiG0Gsea 0Dn tbrctit
4febhabcr fSoflfG1 HctiDuttOcf.

FemzY) 0 TT, Il. OeSbr. = WtarD &elln,
II Sabre alt, murOe heute unu Gugeu Ghrllt
geid)oien uuo lpatrid]einlib t6btliA Ucrpun.
Bet, ,petl fte ftA geipetsert battle, benielbeu su
bstratben. Gbrtit 1T Elm 6auOlanger uRo lpar
lait lGnaercr Seit auksr SeidlditlOuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
Scr 6cloulnrRt.

Vcm.Y orf, ID. DECEMBER. iau
Su 4. gBediel fau Su 4.82. Sob i9lOB
bcute 5u 1O74-g. 8unbeS Sblisatlonen
ldlOfen itctigcr; 8ler Coupons l1G4; 65cr
l0Sf; neuc 1928; Scr 10; 68cr III;
nene Sunfer 1lO8 !; l0.40er Coupons
ll23. 2Iftten ilau nno unitetig; gt.sD.
Central 1861; &rtc %; Gafe 9bore 574 i;
Sls. Central 67@; Yttt8burg 90; Rorth-
Seitern So; BriOr. 564; 0todsSslauo 98B
llnteridabamts Silun,: Sob S66, 500,
920. Rnurnut Gt1 A1- gE1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
Gtr Dern,e0ctIer 930uFre,tb.

y Il c Ill tt, IA. 9ejembcr. - ST.
Sonlerlet, Berrps@ouutD, nurOe III Der Ilbtcn
9tadlt Elm oerloegcuer unG crfolgreid)er Banf
raub auSgclihrt. Yter mu8tlrte MGnuer
Oranacn III Oa8 Souf9ebGuoe Oe8 6rn. @m.
Ut. 5team ein uno raubteu iiber $4,000.
0aS 9ebduoe beIinoct itd III Oem @cidditss
tbelle oeS Srtes, nne Der aweite Stod ociIel
ben miro Dor 9ru. 0team'S 6amilie berpobut.
8r. Steam tuuroe ben ben 0iGnbern I'M SetTe
ltberT 1llen nno 9e6mnngen, orcl oerielbeu nah
Dem @smOlbe 5u hcsletten, wdbreno Der
Slertc 5uriidbllcb nno Srau 9tcbn iiJcrs
wadtc. Jtad)Otm 0r. Steam auf 8elebl Der
9tGuber Oa5 9elu0Ibe aufJgidtOHen mo 0le,
lClbcn itd $4,000 angeeignet batter, baupen
iie Srn. Geam 0ui eluem Stuhlc felt uuo
entlloben. Steam wHot erlt bel &agcSon-
brut befrct, Oa itiue 6rau iid) iirt)tcts, ocn
E!lorm Slt 9cbct. 0le llngegenO mro pOn
NiirNcrll M0dl cen Ai1nhern nurdliudlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
sl,lR Der Smnoes.N al.ptftaOt.

9S q h1ugtou, IA. 0e5enlbef. - pas
Tlotten,O Oepartenent bat 9epei9en bis sum
Is. ytoueulber bon Dem 2Omlral 6enuol08,
geSeblsbaber beS aiiatiid]eu @cldmaoer5r
aus 0ofo9Qma crbalteu. Die 0ampier
uGennsIee" uno yAiAuelot" begaben IT'D an
28. September nad1 ner Oiiiuoung DeS Pelbo
uub nnferten inuerhaib sipeer Ntellen BON BEN
qnfan0e Der sroBeu 6inerlden Maner. 8lele
Der Sffi,lere NIB @iauni1ait beiud)teu bic
Dtauer: Der 4Ommal meioet, bab Oa8 alter
tbiimliG;e Sauroerf in 9lnbetrad)t feS llWs
ltanbes, baB eS ieit unbeIflider Seit nld]t
reparirt wuroe, i'll iehr gltem 3ultance ilA be:
finoct. Nm nG6fen Sage beiu6te Der aomlral
nit mclreren ieiner SfiiSiere bic Saupttact
Yeflno, no er cine Inoieu5 btl Dem Rrln6eu
Sung bate.
-DaS @eri9t iiber y2llabamaz "InIpritd]c
trat qeltern mteOer sriaa.men uno ebte 1elne
Irbeiten ort. Nd)t,ebu 4nlpriid)e wurhel
erlebiqt, unb es ble1ben nod 80 meitere Su CT
lebigen iibrig.
- 3a5 0aus>@oulite iiber GuBere 9ln9ez
leQenbeiten mar beute nit ben UeneSuelanll0en
Iniprii6en beiddfti9t.
- Die in Der lesten @o19reBRsuu9 BON
benz Senate an9enOmntenen Inlens ement8 3ll
Der 8oliroutenzBll pelfe iih auf bic 8iez
bereiufibrung bes SAneapoitoienftes ane oes
Nranfatur- -8ripllegs beSieben, iino bon Gem
Reprdieutautenbauie uerwOrfen lpOroen,
= Ser YrGiioent iiberid]idte heute ben
Ssrate fol9euoe @rnenuun9en; Sllper :.
9cSbplbeq ans Yenaiploanten gum Wllniz
meiiter bes Miin5amteS i'll Bhilaoelphla an
Stele beS Srn. Snomoen, ipel1sr gum Eofz
meifer ernannt ipuroe; gller. so. Slalr,
SteIereinnehmer fit ben 9ttrtft Sanlas
QSm. 0et9br, Steuereinncbuer filr Sen /.
9titrift bon @aliforulen.
- Ser Snlanofeuer=@ @ommtidr bat cntz
i6ieSen, oaB Die Sabrlfanteu uon Os!tuirs
Qpparaten BON ndt iber 5 @aGonsn 9ebalt,
ipelde All pbarmactntli1en ODER tutfenidaftz
li6en 3mefen benubt ,merOen, tetner Grtras
iteuer unterporfen ietn iOlen, 10 lange ole
apparate nidt sur Oelttllation Don Spiri.
tuolen benubt merben. Sir Apparate Don
Iber @alonen @ebalt mlnen bic pom @es
iese porqe(hrtebenen Steuern beaablt pernen.
= 0QS SberbunbeSgeribt psrnebm bsute
4rsumente in pem y@ren,tzOtohlller" BRO,
Seiie.
- 0as 9ausz@omits iiber SerwiligungeH
iibertrug bsute oen @utpurf Der SipilzSer'
piai9pngsblQ Sen S6. 9plmau, gSqlnrnn
unO Nttius; Die &rn,eesa}erpiaigungsbil
an So. Attins, gSeus uno Softer; Die Slot
acknowledgements Gil Ss1. Sloant, Galt
unt @l9mer; Dte Snbianers sSerlpilltgungSbil
al 50. @clS, Softer nno 5Olman; bic Son
iular, uuo oiplomatride 8erwilli9uugsbilI
oil So. Siusetou, gSellS NIB Sale; Die Der.
mii6te &tuil gerpillt9unSsbia an pS. 9ol
mnu Ntfiu8 nm S1aIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15

ieues Saaes. 0as Sourual ,,Sisclo XIX"
(ols 10. SabrbunoerD melbet, oas Seriidt lei
I'M llmlaufe, RAP 2eroo BON benz @eueral
9bncOr, melder ben 5ltcben6eu nudisste, &c.
iangen aenommsn purSe. MGtrtno oes ans
qrlif8 Gui bic Gsforte ces 8rifoenten purce
Gr.Winiaer Bag uerpunoet uHo @raWtniitcr
Gsccbeoo, lOiule &brnham 9iGS, Gr.Snpsr-
tntenoent bon GbapuItepec, getootst. 9aS
ySicclo" id)eiut oem 9sriiflte teinen 9IaubeH
hetsumeiieu. Der .Wonitor" ;icht Die gtn9nbe
ebeuTauS in .3meiiel.
9ranofttftnn9 TIT SIo GarnItn
: barrie # o II, Go, Il. 9esember.-
Gin 9rober Sbeil beS StdOttens 8Iodulle
III Sarnweu @ountn muroe beute WOr9tH
einsedifert. llebcr 20 gSobnbGuicr unO @e.
idditslotalc, Der Sabubof Der ,Suo.&no.
ltra.Sabu" Il. !. 10. wurben ieriOrt. Ser
Serluit piro aui $4,000 9c4det.l [Wan
uermuthet SroHoftftuug.
Sn Dem StGotdeu Sloreuce iuu6 bcute
ebeufalS cine Don elnem Srauoitiiter oCrur.
iadJte 6euerSbrunit itatt, mtld)e nehrere Sc.
bGuoe, oaruntcr ocn 2aoeu uno Die gSObnung
bes $>rn. >. Soubur9ey, jerit0rte. Der
ylcrI,t6 knfr1 nt nDA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
Gin adtt5el,iljdbri0er MorSer,

. o It II, Niaii., IA. OeSember. - Augus
ltus Yerto5an mIrre 9eitern 4hcuo in Salen1,
Ntaii., Don eiuem adBebnidbrigen Suriden,
9tamen8 9Ame8 2Sarb, oHrh eiuen Meiiere
it'd tOotltd) ocrmunpst. Der Sbdter lit per.
bnftpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
9jr6noe.

Au0uit a, @te., IA. 0e;cmbcr. - Su Der
gSatcriraBc nnrOcn teutc friib bic Sci6Gits.
lotalc olgcnbcr 4cripnen Ourd 8cucr ScriOrt:
y. s. Senoie, BhotoJropb; Srau y. :.
Sladw,u, Butmadcrln; S. Is. ,popeg, Nius
italicnbGnOIcr; SEQ. ". &oueS, 2tdttOHa'
tor; &iferD & 3iogcr8, Bu6oruder; Sobn,
ion, NpotbetCr 2S. GuimbD @OspOrt,
Banner" z0titSm; 6ultcr & @apeu, gt0b-
muidlHeu agcuIcu. Scr &crInit bCrdgt
$40, 900.
9 t.2onia &, Il. 9eSbr. - Bic y%rcmcr
Sranerei," @tgeHtbum bcr 6irmu 8. Speng
ler & Scbn, brannIe geitcrn NbcnO uit6,r.
STlult S25 COO; geriidlCrnnQ $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15

Seioe @5criGlte, DER oeinpfrattId)e uro repubIis
fGniId)e, tpetosn s,aiam,neii georaGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
DE @ieAGlsa . till altiNlGpbi.

. t. Z yonls, II. NCSCmbcr. - 5u Der
gage Der 0dmpier, maldJc bel Dem 2trlcnOIc
III Gtie cinge;wdugt Iicgcn, 1T tsluc Ycrdu-
ccrung engctretcH. Die Gl5itaIuu9 lieJt icit,
nnb man be9t ole }>oTuunp, oaB 0lle Dam
pier, meIde ilott Crhaltcu werOcu t6natn,
id)llCBlld gcrettct wGrOen. Der Ycrlut ocr
"9cotuf gtortbcru ylnle" miro uidt ijber
100000 nuO pcllcidyt peai9cr, alS $75, 900
betrageu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
Der 9heaterbrattp tta g3rppfln,,.

U en- ert, "A. 0e5ember. - Sed8
biefge air1enz@emetnosn fno an9epieien
pQrle,l, nie YuSgan9e Aer @ebaTpe 81 Oer.
9rHbern uho Den 9etimmuugeuher Sauge=
leee anserlpeitt3 @eniise 81 leilien, ruinrigcn>
fals bic geletlldleu Sf)ritte Sehuis Sbllez
buns Der @ebduoe e.ngelcit,t ipiirtcn. Gine
Mafenperiampilung miro nddltenS in oer
Wuif. Afabemte su Brooflpn absebalten pers
ben, i'm RaBreseln 5ur unterdhsuug Der
Gamilteu Der Yerunsliidtsn Su trefien; 5eurg
ssalD 8ee65er ipiro eine 0lebe balten. Sn jeoer
9Saro metoeu nntcrlilsunss .@omite'h aebil-
Setr I'M geirdse gu iamnleln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
8ea9efAenft!

ytur cine turje 3elt peroen mir, nm nnfsre porz
,ialibe srbeit 6ei'm Bubiifum ein5uiHbren, isoem
R1ufer BON einem OuBeno photographer
elm elesantss BorSeuauzWinioturbilo gum BraeHte
MAIDEN. Mau tomme unb 6eibti &c uniere 9lacrteu
Bortratts lie werbeu BON feinen anoersn i'm sG1oe
Ibertroffen. 9aa & 8ott, SIR. 100, 9sringz
fon=, uaae YarfzStrd6e. (Noo2i, ,1Vtf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
Gis betritae rt5d,er @oItttter.

Us tlfe 8 arter Ya., IA. Ge5embsr.
- Ser 4roseB 9ssen 6raaf u. Seanliib,
ipeld)er angeflagt 1T, 5dllhungen nno Inter
ibleife I'M Betrage bon $4,000 begengen 5U
baben, ipgrne geitern i'll eem @onntp3erldte
er6fiuet. Seamilh mar Der eeNntrattid)e
9anSiOat fiir oas Staatsienator- -amt in Dem
20. Oitritte ipdbreno Der legteu @ampa9ne;
iii 1872 fun9irte er ais SefretGr Ger Sfnls
bebDree beS 4. 9iitrifts urn Scranton uub
colettute in bleier Gigenidait Ole Sdulfener
ieineS Di1triftes. ST. nabm mdbreuo bes Sab
res 100000 EN-, IGlldlte lecodl icine geridte
unb Sablte nur $4,000 Ell. Der Yro5eB CT.
re9t piel gluflenen mo miro mabrldtiulid)
l11nsre Belt in Nnlprudl nehnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15
6Re3ial . Woti5e,..
Epnoitorets @aaress.

@robes HhottimeHt uou einfahen uno Gancqs
@oubttor= Waaren.
Die bsfeu uno reiEiteu, roelGe Iobttitri peroen.
Somie cine sroBe gsrIhieoeubeit BON 6onepsadits
den, 5nnbornern u.i.w. gum Yrete bon 81 bis $50
auj meinsm altcn Stonoe ssr. 81, eertueton@, uno
gr. 1872, g8efz BaltimoreftraBs.
(Oeu2-25) Sas. Yarrera gftpeta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-15

2ou6oH, ID. De3enlbcr. .-@iue g8icntr
0lpcid)e melNCt, Oab GrOBiiirit ytitOln"a orH
Gccruc Gorp8 ucu 700, 900 Giann berlanQt
bat. Sic pioblupWn9 0gGclbCu oA bereitj
iii Petersburg uno Qio3fop IN AusrrU 9e>
uOmmcc lporpen icla. &tGl glaubt, oaB ole
raiiihen GruppcU nGaltcuS III 5fumGnicu
eimiidcn mCreeu. 8lcicr Semeguug miro
leNob teue fDlmetle SrtcB8crtlQruug oil otc
Siiricl rnrhrrncdllht mfrnrm
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-15
Political News.

EX-Congressman E. II. Roberts of New
York says that the Belknap excitement will
tend to purify the Republican party and re-
tain its best elements in government control.
The fate of Clymer reminds one of the
remark of tie old East India officer, namely,
that tiger hunting was pleasant spoit, except
when the tiger takes to hunting you.
Mr.. Hester Clymer has been nominated
for Vice President by paper in Pennsylya-
MIA. In view of recent disclosures, such a
nomination would hoist the Democratic
party higher than it will go now.
Even Tilden's own town is going against
him. The town of New Lebanon elected a
Republican supervisor ON Tuesday week, for
the first time in many years.
Latest returns from the charter elections
show that Republicans have made decided
gains in Orange, Oswego, and Rochester.
The election in Connecticut next month
will be the last of the spring state elections in
Connecticut. The state officers elected this
spring will only hold Office for the remainder
OF this year. and their successors, who are to
be chosen for two years, will be chosen next
fall at the time OF the Presidential election.
A very Intelligent gentleman in Rich
mond, Va, fears that two leading Democrats
have, by their speeches in the National
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voters in the North from the Democratic par
tY.
A New York paper remarks that Belknap
was badly located for this kind of business.
IF he had been a resident of New York
State since the advent of Tilden and Fair
child in their war of reform, he might have
escaped" Tilden's Democratic friends in
Congress, however, have done about as well
for him.
Geneva, N. Y, Democratic stronghold,
elects Republican Supervisor this year by
357 majority.
Seventy seven net Republican gain in the
Supervisors elections of New York.
The House Democrats are so mortified by
the blunders and the discIeditaple course OF
the War Investigating Committee, that many
of them say the members had better resign
and let new committee be appointed.
The loquacious Blackburn, who appears to
think he runs the Committee on War Expen-
dtures, is said to be brother OF the infa.
nous DIR. Blackburn who proposed to spread
the small pox and yellow fever through the
Union ranks in the war.
A constitutional amendment prohibiting
the division of the school fund among secta-
rian or denominational schools has been
favorably reported in The lower House OF the
Maryland Legislature.
General J. NJ. Comfy thinks Thurman has
the best chance for the Democratic nomina-
tion for the Presidency. Hendricks and
Tiden are, he says, considered out of the
question entirely-the former because he is g
''stradder," and the latter because he has
only a local reputation.
The San Francisco Ala says that Repub
lican prospects in California are good. The
Independents generally are ready to return
having seen that it is impossible to estsb
lsh third party. Their main demand i;
that the Republican organization in the
ment of its adherents, and not by clique.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-15
CITY ADV ERTISEN ENTS
City of Portland.
IF BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN

IF BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
March 6, 1876, I
nRDERED, That the City Clerk give notice by
- publication in the daily papers printed in this
City as required by law to all parties interested in
Sidewalks constructed during the past year, that
this board at some time and place to be fixed in said
notice. will hear all parties interested in the
ments made for their proportion of the cost of
and will thereafterwards proceed to establish the
assessments on said Sidewalks as follows, viz:
. On Thomas Street, east side, from Pine to Spring
Streets.
=; Pine Street, south side, between Emery and
Thomas Streets.
Spring Street.
Cumberland Street, south side, from Green to High
Streets.
Emery Street. east side, between Spruce and
Spring Streets
;, Green Street, west side, between Cumberland and
Smith Street. west side, between Cumbe1l land and
Oxford Streets,
Plum Street, east side.
Adams Street, south side.
Fearl Street. east side, near Laurel Street.
Lincoln, No. %.
Cross Street, east side. near Middle Street.
franklin Street, west side, between Fore and
Middle Streets.
Spring Street, south side corner May Street.
congress Street. north side, corner Congress Place.
Portland Street, corner Brattle Street.
Brattle Street, east side.
fore Street, Eastern Promenade, east side,
WASHINGTON Street, east side.
Read and passed.
Attest, H. l. ROBINSON, Clerk
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-15

The returns received up to midnight last
night indicate that the Republicans have car
led the state of New Hampshire, electing
their candidate for Governor by the people,
and have secured majority of both branches
OF the Legislature. This is signal victory
Tor the Republicans and plainly indicates the
drift of public opinion in the North toward
the Democracy. New Hampshire has tried
it. Last year Democratic administra. i.
ton counted out two senators and at the
last election, by fraud and violence in Man
chester, elected a congressman, state sena-
tor and city government. They have wit
messed the action Of the Confederate element
in Congress and yesterday the people of that
state declared that they want no more Dem
ocratic management at home or dictation in
the nation.
Dispatches received at one o'clock indicate
that Gov. Chenery is re elected by 1000
majority.
ALL HONOR TO THE GRANITE STATE!
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-15
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE

In addition to Mr.. Frye's bill for the dis
tribution OF the Geneva award, there will be
two minority reports on the subject from the
judiciary committee-one in favor of putting
the remainder of the fund in Uncle Sans
pocket, and the other for reference of the
question of its disposition to the Supreme
Court.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-15

In the House committee on Indian affairs
the vote on the question of the transfer of the
suited as follows: Afirmative-Scales, Boone,
Sparks, Hooker, Morgan; egative-Wilshire
Seelye, Page, Van Worries, Tufts. The 9TH
er member of the ommittee-Lane-was alb.
sent, but, as he is known to be for the bill, it
was agreee to report it favorably. The mi
nority of the committee will present report,
to be written by Mr.. Van Worries, opposing
the transfer to the War department, and
recommending the establishment of de-
partment of Indian affairs.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-15

THE Clymer Committee is in bad way,
Clymer himself is on trial for attempting to
shield Democratic politicians and letting
Marsh run away. Robbins has been shown
to have received bribe in the North Caro-
lima Senate. And now the Washington des-
patch to the Boston Aduertiser says there are
gathering rumors of mine to be exploded
under Blackburn before many days.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-15

GENERAL BoYNToN will appear before tn e
committee on war expenditures, though he
has not yet been subpoened. His testimony
will not bear upon Pendieton particularly,
but on Clymer. The point is that Clymer
had just as much information against PEN
dleton as against Belknap, yet neglected to
act against Pendleton, and this point Boyn-
ton proposes to make good.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-15

The Democratic House of Representatives,
which. at the beginning of the present ses-
sion set out to be so economical in the mat
ter of public printing that it refused to Or
der the publication of the usual number of
copies of the Presidents message, and ac-
companying documents, voted Friday with
out single dissenting voice, to direct the
publication of 100000 copies of that most
useless of all public documents, the agricul-
tural report. Two hundred thousand of
these are to be of the report for 1875, and
100000 of that of 1874, which Republican
Congress refused to publish.