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Total reserve $40 10000 s7t G07 600 Dec. 320O9SO0
against deposits s57 .sO7 $50 s5t.272,O75


s2l s9gl5O S2b 42j,925 Dec. 81 f73,225
Tho transactions nj the Stock Etchange although aggre
eutiu- over 900 900 shares fox the week have simply
reflected the movements of the different ciiques ana pro-
fgs,ioual suecal9tors. What Waa known as the
trading pulc rs sees, 10 Innrc Nic investors appear at
rukefs Offices only a. sellers d. tire shares which they
hnIf Npyertneess while monet l. rs easy II now, l.,
bold r1auiuulators NAV give pIces upward twist
y . Yer Tor tha siJrt account increase their
lines bcyOnt moderate ahlOdnt lhIa mas De'h u'uipl
qtratcd t,yce during the past week, and against what
you'll have ID On tts most delr isins Influences If prices
for Inc moment had been goveI1jcd by their merits In
fact "a. d.mag,up rclOrts accumulated and were sub
lated prices ;cr, uAgard with greater ygOr
In he rcaiitirc stocks are ptssug more aud moac INTO
the haus al cli0Ics They are thp3 pnE uU for day
al heavy auiign when uytilug occurs disturb The
loans Prominent among the movements OF the wcsa
aud Illustrative OF AL YVES the movement the 81. PAM
IrsI.rr,d. which advanced Is. This company has
already rim behind last year it, earnings $l0llOo,
and there is reasonable prost ct OF it, rcgainng any
or the loss durug the remainder Of tie III Is
proJa5iD rather that the lOsy VIII be considerably
a NJ the end of 1877 Yet tile preferred STOCK wulch
IN Apr WAS setting no IL Is nit p SO, because IL IS
controlled by caues and sprcuttOTs sell 1t sh0rtt All
tue Granger stocks after ,lequdnt fluctuations SHOW
net yance Tor the week ringing rs 10 per cent
The Trunk line shares have hii their ups downs,
closing from ucrccnt Lake SOrc = cent
FOR Erie. Tue coal shares pt tcularN DouNdht cary
III the woek Della ware, IscKdWal1 and western stNhg
a. 43l4 Morris and Esses at JOS and lJcla"Grr ana
Hudson al 3yIl but later they were sold down 10 3T
81 and 3. resp.st!Vely they subsequently rcealned
about half TIE Previous loss IN these securities a. ia the
otner stocks The movements WIRE purely speculative,
there b, nothing the condition Of the coal TRACE or
in The prospects of the CanpluieI u such hac
tuaiols Western Union was sold up to C2l clear sam
g. ~ me- cent a Tl.-
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both large and small entered into the movement aes
tracted by the ample security given and the Interest
afforded now that the various financial institutions ara
cnrtang their allowances Todays sales cover coupon
skies OF 1881 at 1I2Is; do registered OF ILL., coupon
do at 1893 I094 coupon 1868 At ll2i2; registered
tenfOrtes at 1928 coupon at 1l3s and new lives at
10 Ne annex latest street quotations:
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told by leading railroad representative sno" ="
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the following balances wero in the United states Treas,
ury the CLOSING, EOuc Currency -, i36l2S; S cal
fund for the redemption OF fractional currency, S3s3
2I3 special deposit OF legal tenders for the REDEEM pon
OF certificates Of deposit q5I230UoO; com Onclndhg
$50 $50 100 IN coin cerleaiesl oatsIaRd-
ing legal tenders. 800 70 332
The Wmmsbuggh Clty Eiic Insurance Company, IN
making It's semnuua dividend of 10 per cent presents
vers favorable statement o. affairs. Tie capital 81 tue
Com pany S2j0,OO0 total assets SS612Jl Aiter do
ducnng reserve tor Reinsurance. $l57334 81, ard Tor
unpaid losses diyd nds rents ami taxes, So go ~;
the surplus O THIS Company Is stated al Sll oi0 81
The approximate earnings OF tic 1t Louis, iron hGur
tain aud Southern Railway daring the nrst week III Juy
were: 1877, $4,000; 1876, S1o,320; Increase ls"'
SIS,373.
Tue receipts OF flour and grain At the principal AaE-
tie ports this l4ih day al July Terc
Ns.s York Phil Bgn B0y.cs.
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Bar silver advanced to 81 316 pence per ounce There
bullion movement reported al the Baus ~ ing
to-day. In Paris tie Irench Rente closed y lOI4O
after q weekly range ~ iCG.SO up 20 1910 Sight TX
change on LOniOn was to-day quoted II @0l0A2.
Washington dispatches report the Treasury rs now
holding 1896 s274O0 in United states Bonds to
National Bank circulation, ANA $4,000 ~ secure
pubic deposits United Saos Bonds deposited for cit
cuiatiOu during the week ending to-day - Zos 100;
United states Bonds hcG for circulation withdraw
during the week ending to-day S6OO4 7OO National Bank
circulation notes, @3lJ, 2c12;
gold notes, II .i30. 100
Receipts national bank notes for redemption during
the We, ending to-day compared with the pond
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The lower rates from Philadelphia aud batin'ViO al"
by the Central and Hudson and not disp"'e
by the bankrupt Erie, because OF the shorter ois0o
Roston however is mt 90 miles greater distance, yetit
has os low rate as Ncw-Yorl because, suppose,
tho banlrupt Grand Trunk road insists upon IT, and viii
Gght If il is refused This may be protection OF New
Yorks interests but il 90 IL is fortunate Tor those os
that neither of the roads running from philadelphia and
Ro,tiroore IL vet nsolycpt wen these roads nsol
vent they Will probably exact eyen more aVorpie terms
FOR tIcrn ,hou are now concsfed ny New-Yorks great
protectOr--thc Central ana HuffOn kaiuoHl -
The subscriptions to-day 10 TIP new Our per oelt
soils very heavy, being yarQusy eslatca ~ - -
ten millions of dollars THO books close az y III oi
Monday, the 18Th inst. $3.50, 4. II,
Tho bank statement or averages renects tho pa9 '
gold into the Treasury accOup Oi the new ioah nt
showing loss O S237l 800 loans ar coutiavlc
S57 900 aud legaltenders incieased r5DZZV aBaipos
- 40 300 decline in deposits aud 9llOoOo Increase :"
circulation. The movement results In rcdncuoh oi
ST i72g5 of1hc su-pus reservr The legal total reserve
Is 7 7 600 or y3 81 per ccntof deposits ganst 3lol
last week. Deductng the specid in full from the depoas
the cgl tender reserve now 27O7 per cent o. C IT,
manning currency deposits agTist 2E5i inc previous
week. The comparative totals are follows:
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"Dr Henry occasionally INDUCES in spice Of gooapatured
satire which, though pungent is bitter, givns zes 10
his style without converting into gall. His book VIII be
cordially greeted BY The lovers OF literature and Ipened
practical sonsc."-lT The Tribune.
In their general features the papers which make mp this
volume bear strong resemblance 10 tho writings OF Arthur
HELPS i'm FRIENDS Councr and Aids 10 Contenment.
There the same Of thought, suggesyenes Of re-
Fiction chastity Of Style the same quiet wisdom and e
auite art Of putting things In respects ID oven SUI
reror 20 The essays Helps particularly in its frequent bat
delicate gentle pGs, and in its perving tone Of
kindly humor"-[ Christian Intelhgcncer.
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C3 TOtal5 10 eli i-,OJ eIo5slZ,-o 1i-0,JII,05I
sod uudcr foreclosure.
I Receivers appointed.
lrtr eilng pending.
"These figures show that the windng-up process has
gone on this rear tnus far, with greater rapidy
than last year. table the entire year GsuOwed
the following deductions: :"
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Hcm llnbIltatlons.

Nem llnbilratlons.
GATAN AS A MORAL PHILOSOPHER,
WITH OTHER ESSAYS AND SKETCHES,
BY CALEB 5. HENRY. DID.
,.te Professor in the University OF New.YOr.
l2mo cloth extra, 81 So
Extracts from Reviews Of About Men Things by tie
same Author;
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TEN cEyTs EAcH.-aIx FOR FIFTY CENTS.
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GOvFENMGNr STOCK DEpARTNENf-2 P. VI.
SECOND BOARD-l O'CLOCK P. NJ
Am. Dock & co :.

An, mock 4 Co 1'sf Wabash r Purchs'g
l.OIg........ az com hecptS
NJ cont Isl new 200. b3 Ga
oon IlsL, StI., Iron ~ * S'n
ma ll3-. iO0.....bc. 5
NJ csfPIN N div Chicago x Alton r
10000. .b3. So iOJ--...Jc. 80
Del * II Canal 60 CHI, bur g 90,
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Total bus 357, 2l2 1880 6472 $1,000 $4,000 Z2o3
Alu tie following tho receipts and shipments ~
and igolE Buffalo to-day
Receipts Shipments
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The following Is comparative statement " ~. :. :.
ports Of specie from the Port OF New YORK 10 i"i"s
lorls from Jan. % date lor perlod VI ~ yeals.
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

There has been large and well distributed business IN
United States Bonds throughout tho wcok aad buyers
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PeTog Sheiicg and Letgh Hunt"
II seems TO have been their joint property ana, loving
each other they did. they were content 10 own 70
gefLer IL has numerous IN both their handwrit-
ings Tie Greek motto from Plato, winch shelley
nsced a the beginning of bis exquisite Elegy on te
beath of Keats has always been greatly admired The
Translation Il, d" You shone whilst living morning
STR hui dead. you now shine Hesperus among the
shade and IL was written by Plato on his friend stella
IAerti1s preserved Il among his writings and shell
Lev couied IL from him. More than my years nave
elsnsed since this precious old volume went wandering
shouf the Continent with the two young English poets
Ia 80 fhuubed by them tine decks OF vessels. in the
chaulers Of Out-Oithe-way inns. ana under The olive
trees Of pisa aud Genoa Half century has gone by,
"a o me worn and battered book nnds ITSELF after AL
d. ournevs safely housed and cared for on the shelves
of nv friends library IN q street III Boston.
y" ATruoK or THK " NONSENSE BOOKS"
VOYAGES aud travels abound in ioy friends library ana
.,n,g fhe ward Iears beautifully Illustrated WORKS
@ s,,iclousy represented. Everybody knows the
Book OF this ufcksy spirit, but hs books OF
travel have been neglected in America Perhaps, now
49, III fnn has produced greater effects every where
tLsa his learning When prominent English statesman
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Among the BOOKS winch ltAt uV"H "III HItOI0I %
lghf is a rough old copy OF "D0genes I9eriius,' u
Greek aud Latin IL belonged TO Shelley aud Leigh Hunt
An partnersp and has their names written ABOVE Tie
fitle-page In fiunt's best hand. thus
49, oil N Ipf1N liant"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-04

pupgree., Foefstef, Hammond. Lyons. Les, Leon
hharai NeWso mp Peralta nyand handol,ph
rolar and Young of East Baton Rouge voted
for the Hon. D. .. Jonas=2i votes.
sennpt9rs Kelly apd Ogden and Repress,nta,,
Orleans. Kelly II Orleans, Lamnre, Ketnoehan
Pitts ,aelf, I'ren,nnet and Williams voted for
Hor. Randall L. Gibson a votes,
senators Breaux. EuStis. Garland Grover,
Richardson, steyen nnd Tsxada, and Represen-
tatlyes. Gillespie. sIeaehge and Richardson
ysasa Tor 4 b m9a A. eoas v ash
1aoharie and sphaker Bush and. Representa-
BAN tstioss nake. aasRins, 'i Kidd Leeds,
Martin, NuHes. .Htesls Sellers Smart. Taylor,
Waslburne end Young Of Claiborns voted for
the Hon. Js u, itaar@2g votes.
Representatives Greasy. Kelly Of Vim. Por-
ter. Holle, .stagg AMI yoorhies voted for the
Hon. A. y. Heffon-T votes.
Total number Of votes Gust 40, necessary to q
choice AZ
The President declared that as neither ean
didate had received majority Of the votes
cast in Joint assembly there was no election.
On motion of Mr.. Perkins. the Joint assem-
bly, adjourned until to- morrow ut IL oolo Ok IN,
and the Senate Withdrew to It's own chamber.
Tho Senate was called to order by Lieutenant
Governor Wilt, President Of the Senate.
oH IT 7cHii u bhe Ecl tHs lOll0WlHG 6elH DES
answered TO their names:
MesErs. Breaux, Dueros, Ellis, Eustis. Car
lind. George. Gpods Grover, Kelly, Mitchell
Ogden, Perkins, Richardson, Robertson. Handi-
ford. Steven Stubbs. Texadn Wheeler. White
and 2acharie@21.
:. Absent Mesars. Allain. Boatner. Bryant.
Bureh Cage, Denaa, Dumont. Gin. Harper,
Landry, Stamps. Sutton. Twitehel, Wakefield
and fouDg-15.
SENATE Mills ON THIRD READING,
Senate bill No. II. entitled IAN act to change
the eastern boundary Of the parish Of Pointe
Coupee." was on motion Of Mr.. Breatx. rea q
bird timo, finally passed. title adopted and Or
dered sent TO the House for concurrence
Mr. Breaux moved to reconsider tho vote
whereby Senate bill No. II flnay passed. and
moved TO lay that motion on tho table.
Carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Mitchell. tho Senate went
into executive session.
Executive session being raised. on call If the
roll, the following Senators answered to their
names:
MnsHrs Brenuz. Ducros, Ellis. Eusti= Gar
land. George, Goooe, Mitchell. Ogden, Perkins.
Richardson. Robertson, Sandiford. Rteyen
Btnbbs, Texada. Wheeler, White and Zacharie
-tp
Absent-Messrs. Allan. BoRtnsr. Bryant.
Burch, Cage. Demas. Dumont, Ola. Grover.
Harper. Kelly. Landry, Stamps. Sutton, Twitch-
ell. Wakefield and Young-i7.
On motion Of Mr.. Kelly the Senate adjourned
until Sn' urday, March .. 1877. at Il o'clock m.
JOHN CLEdd.
Secretary of the Senate.
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resolution by liking the date Of limita.
ton on Mondav. March 9Th.
!. Laid on the table, on motion OF Mr..
Lea, OF st. Helena.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. Bridger. Of Caldwell, Chairman
OF tho Committee on Elections and
qualifications, reported In the case OF
j. II. Ferguson vs. A. Detoie, in favor
Of j. Fl. Ferguson. rs the duly elected
Representative from the Thirteenth.
Fourteenth. Sixteenth, Sevente snth
Wards OF Orleans. The report was re-
oeived.
The Senate entered the House. and
the General Assembly proceeded to
ballot for q United States Senator, with
the following res,,lt
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Inv. he. the Speaker, would appoint
them.
The matter gave rise to good deal of
wrangling. Finally the matter was set
tied by resolution Of Mr.. Young re-
guesting the Speaker to select pages
from among those OF the regular SEES.
sion.
The House adjourned.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-30
Selegrapbii9e Sepei9eu.
[Bertdte BET Dalioeir.eu 3reiie- fin ben 40euti9en
@crreiponoenteu".l
s5nlanb- b-pfpf(l)eil.
As. GonsreB. - Grtraits,tm8.
@ineun5ablneuer g ietporlagen.
Die tebemoen Gomite'n oes Sauies.

Die itebemoen Gnmite'n oes Sauies.
g8aibington, 20, Sfto5er. Der Sice=
8r6iioent unterbreltete beute bem Senate
nebrere Blenarrel lD1utionen Der 8eIeb9ebnn9
BON gSisconlin, pelfe nm Serbeiierung oeS
Boltperfebrs in ienem Staate unO nm Serz
piQieunq zines Sanoitrtf)5 gum Saue elmer
@iienbabn BON ct. Saul nad ben SdQen
BON Sault ct. Otarte bitten,
gSalace (Ya.) bra9te eine Betltton Der
Siirger BON 2ancaiter Sountp, Ba,, etn,
peld)e ben 8iberrui oes 8elHmpttonS9eIebeS
foroert,
Serl6iebene 9tGS purben etngebra6t nlb
iibermieien, oarunter cine Sill bes Sru. @ar=
Lamb (Nrf.), lpelde baS genstl6te Gtpilzgerz
miuiqungs= =@eiet fir baS laufenbe Si8fallabr
oerart amenbirt, oaB e8 Die 9eSablung ber Dor
benz &rtege inn Siiben als Boitcontraftoren
funsirenDen 8erionen poridreibt.
Bab0od (9eebr.) unterbreitete cine Bill,
nac) lueld,er giebrasfa bonn 4. Otdr; B. s. on
III einem 1petteren ReprGlentanten I'M @on-
greiie bersdtigt iein ioa.
Mtattbeps lS.l brad)te cine Bill sur Inen-
birung bes GeieseS ein, ,peld)e ein glei6mdbi-
Qes @erihtsinltenl in Sanferottiaben in alleu
Sluulell QGL ltltluN tlltluHll.
Booth (&al.) beantra9te, ben Sefretdr beS
Suuern 5u ermadtigen, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
au @iieubabnen IN gemiiien SGllen fir null
uno ntd)tt9 81 erfldreH.
Saullbers (Jtebr.) legte cine Sill Dor,
iueld)e Die Siloun9 etues neuen Serrttorluns
ans S9eilen BON 9afota inter Dem gtamen
glncoln uuo Die Giniebuug elmer propilori=
laen Megierung fiir bafielbe uereronet.
Sn9aa8 (S8.l unterbrcltete cine Helolutton,
mel6e uorldretbt, CAP Der erite Oioutag I'M
Jfouember 1877 anitatt Der erfte OiOutag I'M
0eSeuber Der erite Gag Der regelmdBigen Git
sung beS 45. GongreiieS iein foa.
Sereforo (g8.-Sa,) ret6te eiue Bill Elm,
pel1e Die PrGgung BON Silberbollar5 autori.
| iirt nnb anorbnet, baB bieielben als geieblt.
DIES 3abluugsmittel gelten iollen.
Ylumb (&s.) cine Sia, ourd tpe1d)e benl
Staate aanias elm 3beil Der 0tilitdr= 6eier,
patton 5u Sort 2arneo 3u @obltbdtigteits.
3peden iiberuadlt uno Der 9ieit Der Relerua:
tion fir AnlteOler erDffnet miro.
Sburmau o. eine Reioluton, welf)e bas
9ontite iiber Batente erlud)tt su ernlttteln, al
es n0tbi9 Jet, MaBrsgeln sur @rbaltung be-
aus Dem Yranoe i'm Batentalnte gerettetet
| Dfp6elle ober Sbeile bon Wtootllen su treffen
| An3enOmsleny
Oforgan (stla.) uutcrbreitete cine BON 260C
Siir9ern Der StaOt DfobIle nnterseiduete Ye
| tition nm Serbe1erun9en oil Der Sat boz
Otobile.
| @odreG (Mo) prdientirte &eiolutionen be
gelebgebuug leines Staates, mel1e nm Sen
| Tonen fir Die gSitttpen uno gSaileu Der Col
baten oes merifaniideH uno pes Slad Sawt
&rieges bitten.
lin II llbr 9ius ber Senat in Grefutip
| Situns nnS psrtaste iid fara mad lsllbr bi
mar9en friib,
Sni gsepsayentantenbaaie
plroe Sr. Setpitt aus Nep=yorf beute Dtol
gen, gle;d na3bem bas Brotofoa perlele
porben mar, ais Ofitglieo beeipist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-30
M1fSjihrer 1,e,.,,rfhc3l+

0uelp y, SHt., %. Sttbr. - G0rqeiterH
luurOen bon ben 9liiiicn 6reOerif Stur0p uno
letne Sodter gouiie Sturbg Der i'm lcttcu
6riihiabre periibten@ntfbrung oe8 5rlS. Gnrr
ihulotg bcfuN0cn. Die 6Qllung Oe8 Graf=
urthett5 purOe aufgedoben. Stmou mar
init 6rl.@ar oeriprodeH gelpeiCn, icOod bate
ole 2cBtere oaS &erbdltniB gel6f. Spdtcr
lotte StnrOp oa8 6raucnjjmmer 0ur6 eneu
grtcf Dor pieStaOt, iberwGltigte iie mit0ulit
ieine8 Sobue8 un0 ieiuer 5oftu uub bra6te
ite III elmer geidloiienen9utid)t ua6 66amlton,
uo lie III einem cinlam gelegenen6auie gciau-
gen gebaltcn mo bon Sri. Shtr0g bematt
murot. Geraoe, ais oo8 MGo6en Omb0rO-
bnHgen 10 melt gebraft mOroen mar, oab iie
iid) bercit ertldrt bate, oenGntiibrcr III einem
Brieiter 5u be6leiten, I'M iid) nit tbm trauen
5n taiien, pnroe ile BON gebeimpoli5iitcn auf=
0efuu0eu ltuo befreit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-30
Sas SefnSen Ses Senators Wurton.
- Seine SD fTt11tttd n1tf Gieucfftfff.

IfeWzy 0 I, 20. Ottbr.-Emer g8albIng
toner 9epeidJe 5nfolge hat Or. SliB, pelder
aus SnSianapoliS Suriifgefebrt lit, ertldrt,
oaB Die Suoauun98 Srgane beS SenatorS
Wtorton ihre 9lenite nidJt mebr perrihteu,
ln0 OaB teine 6Offnung auf Gsneiung oes@as
tlenteu eriitirt.
Sn0ianapolis, 80. Sttbr. - Si3 I'm
llbr. beute gla6mittag mar feline Serauoe=
rurg III Dem 3uItan0e oes Senators Morton
,ett oer9angcner gtadt eingetreteu.
SHbtaHapoltS, 30. Sttbr.-Senator
0torton'S 3Hitano perihlimmsrt iif almdlig,
uno eS ldetnt faum mDglidl, oaB Der Senator
mebr, ais eincn OOer Smei Gage AM 2eben CT
halten werben tanH. 6cute cirtulirteu bcreitS
@eriitte iiber Den 500 OeS Yatienteu in Der
Stnbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-30

Ufeine iunssu 5reunbe! gSir, Die mir Die
gebeiligten 3raoitionen unierer ireien Regiez
rune gebiitet baben, lueroen balO Sud oieie
9lrbeit iiberlafien. Snnerbalb Der 2ebens5elt
Der Weiiten, ipeld)e mid b0ren, mirO uniere
Republtf 100 MiGlonen Gintpobner beiiben.
Sb bieie Snititutlouen i'm @etite iOmobl, lpie
in Der leereu 6orm erbalten bleiben unO cine
5egnuns fir bic itreblamen Williouen unb
eip gutes 8eiipiel fir Die Oteuih9eit iein tper-
ben, pelde jett iiberall eiuen 9roBen antbeil
at Der seitung Der eigenen 9lngelegenbeiten
eritrebt, hdugt bon gu6 ab.
Sd benute bieie @elegenbeit, I'M, aaen in
unieren Staate unb i'm eanbe fir bic Inter
itiibung Sanf gu iagen, welde Sie mir gu
Sbeil rusroen lisBen, nift peri0nlid mir ielbIt,
ionoern Der 9uteu Sade, lpeld)e i'd pertrat,
unO melfe bic gr0Bten uno heiligiten Snterei=
ien Der Menid)beit in iid i6loB."
gtad Der Rebe fano IN oeln Saule oe8 6rn.
GtlOen ein @ntpfang ftatt, bel Incident San=
ienoe Die @elesenbeiT benubten, ibm bic 6anO
III briiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-30
5as 2lbIebem oes Sra900e1 GStpiu
M0QtttS.

Pb btlabelpb ia, 20. Sttbr. - Der Sra
9ooe Gowiu Ioams, ociicn geiteru in bieiigcr
Staot erioi9te8 Ablebeu bereit5 nlitqetbtilt
muroe, srblidte am 3. Tebruar 1884 in benz
StdOtfen DteOfor0 III Ntaii0duiettS pus2idt
Der gStlt. 9ln1 80. 4ugut 1858 nad)te er
ietn Debut I'M gfatioualtbeater III Soiton, uo
er ais rStepben" i'm ,t0un1bad" auftrat
Sn philadelphia, no CT geiteru ietnen yeioeu
erla9, mar er sum erIten Dtaie am 20. Septbr
1854 auI9etreten; es mrOe bet jener @elegen-
belt ''The Soldiers Daughter gegebcil, III
pel6em Stiide @Oam8 ais ,GbmleS Q8orOlep"
auitrat. Seinen erfen eiuidlageuoeu Griolg
errang QbamS I'M ct. Charles Ghcater III
Baltimore, BON uelder 3eit oil er ais Star
reiIte mo III allen gr1Beren Stdoteu oe8 gau-
oeS 9Grollen CAB. 0fit @opln Sootb ult
er geneiHidaftli6 in Sbottipeare den Ora
men auf. 9luf Der &itdreiie BON gluItralien,
mobln CT cine erfOlgreide @altipieltour inter
nommen, 3og iib4OamSG SGOleGrantbeit 5u, Der sr
erlag. Nu 2. D. ID. reilte 9toamS in 8egleiz
ting etner @atttu bon Chicago mad Ybila=
oelpbia; er mar iebr ifwah, bofite aber aui
gSteOerberItcllung. Seine Siibutneoaegcu
itnO ibm wGbreno ieincr &rantBeit treu ;ur
Seite 9eitanoeu, uno ole 8cnefi3poricllung,
Die Dor &ur5em itattfano, bate etn gl1nSatocS
GrgebuiB sur 6ol9e.
Die III Nem 9orf fir Sen iterbeuoen &iiult-
ler peranitaItete Seueft; Otatinee bra6te uid)t
lpeNlger, ais $1,000 eiu.