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Grfr1fnfetf.

New,Srleans, II. Suli. = 6rau gli;a
S'GOnnell nebf ibrem SnOe, iOwie 6rau
Wfar1 S'GOnnOr nit 3wei SinOern ertranter
beute bel Baton Rouge, pdbrenb Iie in einem
9taGJen iiber ben SluB III ieten DerIuften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
Gtfenb0btts1tnfom.

0inctnnatt, II. Suit Sin 8aiiQQier.
3ug Der y6ort @apne Otuncier 8abn" ent=
9letite 9eitern Ibenb so Utetlen iiibli1 pom
Sort 8aqne. Ser 2OfOmotiofibrer Sobn
Strail murbe t0Otlid unO Superinte1lOent
8ortbiugtoH, ioWte Ser !SeiSer 8an @lion
leldlt Uerlebt.
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rRnI hpnrNcff

Wontreal II. Suli.-Sn elmer qeftern
Ibeno abgebaIteueH Ytafenperiammlung Der
SranIer murOe nit 62 gegen 55 Stimmen be-
i6loiiel1, am II. Suli telue reqelmGBiae Yaz
raoe abSuBalteu, oaB ieDo6 aQe eiriselnen
0titglieoer, I'M Sale tie eS rulnidten, lid,
na6 Der Snor<Sird)e be9eben fGnntell, no elm
beionOerer gottcSOteuf abqebalteu werSen
mro. Die Dtltglieoer pllrbeH iebodl angcz
wtelen, obne dcgalicn 5ltr &irfe Su gebeu.
Olele Gntl9etbung Uurbe bur6 ben @InfluB
Der blel9en 9tatIOnal= =3emperenS= lluO Der
gSobltbdt!9tettSz z@eielliduften, fatbolii1er luie
prOteitantii1er, bepirft.
Sttama, Ont, II. SHli. - GS perlQuz
tet, baB bic 8egierun9 ff ioipObl nit ben
Prootn5tolbeb0rOeu, ME nit sen Wtunisipalz
IutorttGten bon Quebcc un0 NiontreQl in
Serbinoung geiett bat, nm bic SronuuQ in
Vtontreal am y. Suli aufredt su erbalten.
Die Scfebl8baber Der 0iItrifte ltiO Der @ars
ntionen in Sin9ltOn uuo Guebec iiub anqemiez
len wOrben, ibre 8ruppeu in 8ereitId4ft III
balten, I'M ben @iuilbeb6roeu i'm gt0thfalle
Sllfe lellten 81 f0nueH. 0as in oieier Staot
Itattonirte Battalion miro bem 8eruebmen
nat am Wtor9en 6e8 -. Suli in einem
Sauptquartiere inter @aiien iteben uuo fir
alle Gpentualitdten geriiitet iein.
Guebec, II. Suli.-8atterie 6 hat 8sz
febl erbalten, ii6 bente 9a9t mad 0fontreaG
81 be9eben. Die biefgen Sranicr babeu be-
i4loiien, mOr9en fetuen llmsug ab3u6alten,
ionoern ben Sag bur9 eiu Picuic uu6 ionltiae
llnterbaltuugen 81 feiern.
M Ontreal, II. Suli.-Sn bieier StaOt
1T bente abenO 9lIes rlbig, uub bic 8ebSrOen
ftno Der anitbt, OaB ndbrenb beS Cages feiu
3uiammenItoB itattfiupen mirO; man fiirdtet
jebofl, OaB am abenb, ua9Oem Die Gemiitber
Der fetnbli6en @arteien bur6 berauidenbe Sc.
trdnfe erbitt tpOrOen iino, &ubeit0rllnseu einz
treten weroen. Die rSrlGnoii9e &afbolii6e
Union" bdlt beute abeHO cine gebeime Ser
Ianmlung.
aus Sttupa lief beute Der 8efebl ein, bar
f9 ollie SolOntdrz Re9imeuter in 0ienIt6ereits
idaft balteu iOQen.
New=go II. Suli. - Cine Spe;inle
oepei6e ans Montreal beriftet, baB bic sri.
nOrttdt Der rSrunier" trot OeS aeiteru Qbeub
an9enOmmenen Seidluiies morgen friib in
corpore mad Der SnOr Stride mari6iren
pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
MttS Der Sttnoesbamptifa0t.
Ser 9tuneubouOeI Der Ser, staateu.

a1bingtOn, II. Sult. - Der Regtes
run9Soruder bat ioeben Den erifen SabreSz
bertht iiber ben 8inuenbanbel Der Sereintgten
Staaten ab9eliefert. Der 8eridt umfabt Elm
mettes @ebiet un0 bebanbelt 6aS @iienbabuz
melen ioiuobl in ben Sereinigten Staaten,
ais i'll frem6en 0Gn6ern beion6ers ausfibr=
lid. Inter Nnberem 9ebt aus oem Serifte
heroor, Oab Der gSertb Der @iienbabnen in ben
Selentgten Staaten ungefGbr 27 Otal 10 biel,
alS Der gSertb Der SabrSeuge betrGgt, pelde
IN unlerem 0anoel nit benz Iuslan6e beifdf=
tt9t iino, nno Der @ertb unieres Yinnenz6art.
bells 25 Dtal 10 uiel, ais unier SanOel nit Dem
AnSlanbe; 81 BrOSent bes i'm leeten Sabre
aus bem 8eiten mad Der SeefiiIte perififften
@etralOeS murben auf @iienbabuen befDrOert,
uno liber 80 Bro5eut bes 9an5en Sinnen~6au-
bells oeS Sanoes miro burd) @ilenbabHeu Der.
mlttelt. Sb9lei6 Die BON Der Regierung ben
ueri6ieOenen 8abnen bis 3l1m gnSe oes Sab
res 1876 hetptaigteu SubitOien Die euOrme
Sunln1e bon $144, 100000 erreidben, lit oieier
Setrag bennod MIR Sret YroSent Der Soften
oeS 9alt3en 8ahnibItemS Der Ser. Staaten.
Dem Sertdte iiuo Is Sarten beigefii9t, auf
tueld)en Die banptid9liblten 6anOel5routen
lomobl 81 gSaiier, alS Su 2anSe bar9elegt
iin6.
%tne SeriamniIung 5u Tranffurt am Dtain iur
S5rosrmn9 Der oe1ti9en SnOuitrie.
Sr. il. y. zee, 9eneralfonIul Al 6rantfurt
am Ofaiu, iibermittelt Dem Staatsoeparte=
ment einen OOlltdnoigen 8eridt iiber cine
Serlamnlun9 BON Sabrifanten uno Saufleuz
ten aus alien Gbeilen 0euti9lanb'S, mel6e
Dor Sturgeon in 6rantfurt ab9ebalten nuroc,
nm 9eel9nete WtaBregeln gum S6ube uno eur
SOrOrung Der beuti6en SnOultrie ein5uleiten.
Reoluttonen iunrOen anGenommen, 0aB feline
neuen SanOelSuertrdge abgeih[ohen ui10 tsine
weitere Jfebuttion oeS 3oQtarii8 ftattfn0eu
IOlle, bis cine griiuOli1e llnteriuduug iiber
ben 3uitauS beS Sanbels nn6 gSanOelS in
Oeutl6lano oorgenOmmen moroen lit. Die
RelOlutiOneu empfeblen, oa6 Der Gtufubr,oll
auf &obeiien, mel6er i'm lebten Sanuar abz
geldafft lpuroe, rpieOer etngefiibrt lperoe. lin
9etdbr 45O 0elegaten nabmen oil ben Ser
banOlungen Shell.
Slod1 elm unbeeriinSetes 8eriidlt.
US ertltirt rttt Der 9erin9ite @rInO fir ba8
uerbreitete @eriift, oaB SefretGr
sherman als @cianbter mad @nglauO geifidt
unO Der Silf8i9otantSietretGr Wtc@Ormid
gum Setretdr bef6rbert lperoen IoQ.
93ermiIhtes.
I9tb. Otatt. $. Carpenter bat pom Sberz
einen Writ of Error Qeqen
0as Sber9ert9t uOn SlOriba in Dem Sale 0es
5rn. Daniel y. 6OQanO gegen ben Staat
Slortba ltnO bic Serrpalter be8 6onos fir
tnnere Serbeferungen erlangt. Der Sall tns
noloirt ben Seiittttel Der ySadionpillez Yenia<
-Ofobtler 8abn."
Der YrafOent wirO gegen @nbe bes W1o.
mats etne &ciie mad Bbite Sulp6ur<5prin9s
gS.z8a., MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
erte1tr 0atttptptt ttt gsfraitlte1t.

. N, Sa., 10. Snlt. - 8OuUrneur
9ampton Tam beute Otittag bier an unO ftieg
I'M gSaIe Spring 6otel" ab, MO iif ieine
&o9ter, ieille @ei6wiiter unO anoere Mitglie=
Der lelner 6onlilie aufbalten. 2lm 2lbsnoe
murOe tbm cine SercnaOe gebra6t, unb er belt
etne turSe Inreoe, III welf)er er fir Die De-
nIonItration al8 elm bon Sirginien oem
Staate SiibzGarolina gebra9teS Compliment
0anfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
Grfr1tfffpAA.

ct. 2oui8, 10. Suli.- Sarl s. Qeberer,
Sob. Sobn nno Sob. Sdul3 ertranfen geftern
IN Der 9tGbe BON ct. Soiepb, 0to.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
Selegrap1lld)e SepsiGeu.
'IIUte oer rAnocllrten Yreiie' liIr Den rDeut
Sorreiponoeuten"ol
Gtfcrjttd,f ftitS Mo6,e.

albang, 9t.=Y., 10. Sull.-@bas. gOrz
ter, 40 Sabre alt unb in Mc@lure'S gQen=
paarenbanplung angetellt, miBbanOelte beute
gta6mittag ieiue Satin Oerart, oaB man an
tbrem IuftOnlmeu 3weifelt. 8Orter bebaupz
tet, baB ein Steinbuuer, 9tamens gBm.
Starln, ieit ldn9erer 3eit Elm perbrederiides
8erhaltniR nit Der fSrau unterhalten hnhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13

0nbnqne, Sa., 9. Suli.-6r. Sol. @no8
unO ietneSattin, peld)e Seioe in uorqeriidtem
Alter itanben, tpurben fitrSli6 auf i6rer Sarm
in Der gtdbe BON 8romns6iQe, ;ya., ermoroet.
Ole yta9barn entbedten, 6aB oaS Sau8 in
Slanlmen ftanO, uno na6bem bas 5euer ge=
lol4t poroen mar, prrbeu Die 2ei6en Der Or
moroeten I'M Seller aufgcfunOen. Sur5 Dor
Dem 4uSbru9e beS SeuuS bate man Suei
S6niie 9ebOrt. Gin III 9teuten oes 6rn.
enoS Observation-Disclosures itebt imSerbadjte,
ben NtorS oeritbt 5u baben, uro miro bon
elmer anSabl Boli;iiten unS Siiraer nerfnlot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
0taBteseIn iur lInterSrituna SeS gfnbpn,
hnnoels ail Der Sftfiifte MN IfriFn

Son on, 6. 3uli. - Ser ,gtanborS"
oerfitnoet: oPortlgaG bat iid) bereit erfIdrt.
9eneImaul nit @n9lanO MaBreaeln 3ur llns
ttrortdun9 oe8 Stlabenbauoels an Der Siiap
BON Wto3ambique 3u trsffeu, uuS elm britiidbes
8rte9stobr3en9 lit Oil sic erudbnte 6iiffe bez
oroert woroen. 0aS SrieQ8id)iff, rueldeS nor
eIHem portugieiiideu 8eamten bealeifet msrs
Den mtro, 1T crnd9tigt, al(e SdjlupfpiufeL
Der StlaoenbdnOlsr an Ser 6itfte urIO ale pers
ooltIgen 6abr3enge SIT ourdIufen, iooor
pellll oie Seeteren unter pOrtugiciiider 6IaSoe
icgelu." '''''>' o'"SS-
Amertfauiidjc 2eeEeutc bel bent gaSfte.
j M, 6. Suli. - Sine 4u,obI SfE,isra
Hno ItatrOitn OeS 8mOcSOampfers ,'@ettnSs
iud ab. '''N'' w
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8aL9enfriif,

9arrt8bur9, Ya., 10. Suli. - @ouu.
9artranft bat oem M0rOer SrauciS @urlep in
0fOntgo z&Ountp, iuelder am 9. g(uauft
9ebdn9t iperoen ollte, eiuen AufiGub Der SIN
rl9tung bis gum 10. Septeulber bepilltgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
Gin gSeiBcr BON einetm Saeaer cr.
in 1nrNef

&tAmonO, Sir9., 10. Suli. - Sumes
3aglor, etn 54ziabriger 8eiBer, tpuroe am
letteH Sonnabenoe in Srince 9eorae=@ountp
bon benz l8z1dbrigen 9te9er Sim Sbattb crz
moroet. Die beiOeu Setbeilgten tuaren in
einen 8ortmehel geratben, un6 8aplor hattie
oent gte9er etnen Stoditrei9 perieet. Sbatdb
mari oarauf etnen s3iegelftein mad leinen
9e9ner uno traf oenielben berart, oaB ein
ShdDelbrud) erfolgte. 3ablor itarb in me-
niqen @tinuten. Ser Of0roer uurOe Der
hnftpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
! 8EieSrtdl gNt[heIm eodLdnner-

, Q tHttgart, 6. Suli. - 6riebrif gEir.
bclm SaflauOcr, Der befannte SdlriffiteI1pr
IT getorben. Der SerItorbene wllrSe am
9topenlbr 1916 in 8urtifeiO oebOren mnS
lebte iett 1910 in Smttgart. &r idlrieb Sie
Otelgeleienen unO aQgemetn beliebten giISsr
aus t oeit oolOotenIeben I'M SrieOcn," g8atbtz
HnoeinI3S9OerteIu," l go >" gpHmOrtitii6e Gr5ablnus
gen, gGn9en St9tfleO, ," D@urOpGii9c8 Sflaz
oenlGOeT" Il. y. 91S lctterudbute 98erf mar
letll oeoelitenoltt8. Gr mar elmer Der frud,tbar.
pen Sgrtftlteiler Der 9teU3eit. Seit 1859 uqb
er ote 3eltltrtft ylleber Gano unO 0teer" her,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
WraNt % 8erLim cripnrtrt.

.Serltn, Z. Su(i. - @r-BrafOent Gront
miro gcgen guOe 5ult bier erluartct. Gr mir6
lsood mco9nlto reuen nnO idOu mad 3uet
2a9el uodl S9meoen unO Rormeqen abqe4
pen. SIN 9rbite ooer i'm nGfItcu Sriibiabre
muo er itdJ clnt9e 3cit III 0ieicr Stobt Qufz
Balten un0 OemSatitr oorgstcQt meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
Grant in @eLaien.

Sttt lei, I. Suli. - Sin gSiutnnt
PES pes &onl98 Eeopol0 beIn4te beute BEN @enera[
grant. Ser Eegtere ptro beute in @eielz
lQat nIe9rertr belglider 2SiirOeutraqer bei
9rH. Santoro, Dem ebemaligeu omeritaniz
l9en @eanoten III 9elgien, unO moraen bel
Dem SOnlgc i'm 8alaite ipeiien. - "
9er gr=BrdiiOent mo ieinc Tamilie be-
lu9ten beutc oa8 8atbbau5 unS m1r6en BON
penn Sur9crmetlter cmpfangeu. am UtontaQe
mmS Der @eneral na9 80lH abreiieH.
SrU let, 8. Suli. - S6nia Qeopolh
beluhte beute Den @eueral @raut unS ,pirS
9eHte 46enO ju gbren Oe5 @aItes ein Diner
Ucr0nltalten. wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
0ndl elm 8attf. GaIlintent.

St, Eoul8, II. SulI. = Yrioat0epei6en
neloenr OaB Die pSanf BON Blfe- GOuntg" in
gOuliiana, Wfo., beute ibre 3ablungen eins
Itsllte. Dem Scrnebmeu na9 weroeI Die Sc.
poittOren be5ablt mcrOeu; fir bic 9lttiOndre
WirO leoO9 weni9 itbrig bleibeu.
Scr 12. Suit it N0ntreal. - Rod,
tt!nter 8efGbr eiueS 3niaumtet.E
toBcs. - SOrftd)tsmaSregeIn 0er
WttIitar tIad5 NtOnts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13

QOnOOn, 13. Suli. - Ser g8ieuer Gorrez
ipOuOent Der g6tmeS~ beiirsittt Die 4nqa6en,
0aB cine 3uammentlInft Der &aiisr pom
0ntidlanO unO Stitreid in oieicm Sabre
itattitnOcu miro unO OaB cine 2laiau3 5rpii6cu
Sr6len unO 9umanten abgeidlOiien NOR
ben lit.
- Die griediiban &ammeru pertagteu iidl
geiterH, un0 OaS 0liuiiterium lit autorifrt,
mittlerrueile Die Srie9SuOrbereltuugen nit ben
gu gebote febeuOen @cl0mittelu iort,uiebeu.
- 0as @erldt iiber cincn 9lugriif Der
&uden aui bic 6einlng 9luitidut bat Ff
nid)t beitGtigt.
- Die brttiife 2lNmiralitGt bat auueorS=
net, ooB Die 0ampiircgutteu ,,gturci5IuS"
uno oEOPoje" iOiort iceiertig geula6t werOen
iOlleu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13


Suli Outirte 0epeite Der ygtem8" nus 8ielQ
beitdtigt bic angabe, OuB Nas u. unb 10. rui-
fi1e armeecorpS Inter Dem Commando bes
&5arewtti4 nit Der Selagerunq Don Rutidluf
beauftra9t mOrOen itnO. @roBfiirIt Q9laoimir
iIberuiumt ben 8efebl iiber oaS -. Gorps,
pelfeS ge9enwGrtig i'm aumarire auf Suit
idut 1T. Die SoouaerieoipiiiOn 5cs Corps
befinoet itb beretts in Der unmittelbaren 9dbe
Der 6eitung NIB treibt Die SOrpoiteu Der 8iir=
fen Buriid.
Die y&cntralsReipS" oer8fIentlift Nad,s
ftebeuoes: y9us 8ombarbement BON SHUT
i4Nt wuroe am 0ienitag yta9mttta9 pieOer
erDnnet, uno Die 9tufen ueriu6ten, unter
8cdung zines beftigen Seuers bic StaOt gu
ititrmen; Iie ipuroen iebOd nad) 3meitiiuoi=
gem Sample 3uritdgeiblagen." (2lnmerfuug.
= 9iee 9tahridt miro BON feiner uuoeren
Seite ber beitatt9t unO ift rpabri9elnli9 uidt
be9riinoet.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
0eneraI Q3ront in o9rarcI

Srtt el, 6. Suli. - @euerol 6jrorf
tam nm 6 ubr 9eute QbenO bier an un6 ifiea
I'M gSeueouez6Otel" ab. IS nurbe feir o{s
g}leler gmpfan9 oerauh0ltet, Oa Der Gr,gras
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13

3 Part8, II. Suli. - Der 8etrag an in.
oretten Steuern, melber in oeu uiten6 Oto.
naten oeS Sahres 1877 eiugeuommen puro,.
Hberitetgt Die Nbihatung nm $5,OOO,OOO.
BGrt8, II. Sui. - Der ,,Ifouitellrm
taOelt Die oOn Srn. 9iOuber oeranlaBteu 9laiz
tatloncn uuO tlagt oenidben an, mad, Ser
SteQe Oe8 Sice= BrdfOeutcu 5u tradjten. 9Qs
Sournal crtldrt, Die SabiuttSnitglteoer bdtteu
Fb uld)t pom 8Oubtr tQuit5cn unO uiiroen
t4 ntGt ais ieine SuHoeSgenoTen gebrauden
Iuiieu.
SIN Grtttcl in Ser ,Gfepublque Trancaiie,"
melder etnen crbittertcu 9(ugrtff aaf BEN Brd=
itoenten matlt, eregt groBcS 2luficbeu.
&onaHgcbcuoe llltrQmoutoue 6abeu beif(oIz
zen, III FartS nnO ben YrOutu3en GleftoraI=
GOutitt'u ;u bil0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13
GRANTS Reifc.

Srtt ieI, 8. Suli. - @enerol graut
unO 6amtlte reii'tcu Inn 11O llbr beuteOforoeu
pm bier ob uno murOeu Don BEN 4oiutanfen
ot6 &Ouig9 uno ben Mitglieocru Der Qnerifa<
nll6en @tianotia0ft uab Dem 8abu6ofe Be.
9leltct. Der @rzBrdiOent miro nabrideina
lld am y. ONer 13. 5. @ttS. in 6rauffurt
q. 81. eintreiien.
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Grant IN 6rouffurt am Rain.

8 Il 1ur t, =. 5uii. - 81 YrGi0ent
@rout nebit 8egleitng tOmcu butte Moroen
aus 2SltSbaoan bier al uuO wurOen am 8abu-
boic pom Umcrlranii6en Souiul uuO eiuem
9onlite in @mpfang geuommeu. Die ameri-
tanlden Gnrobner babeH 5u Gbreu OeS Sc.
nsral8 6la99n ouf ibren 93Obuuugeu auf.
aehiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-13

m, TO. SuII. = Gr=ErdiI0ent Grant
reti'te bente oOn bier ben 5(beiH blnuuf; NOR
gen &benO utr0 er in 6rautiurt am Wtain
Don etnem Gomite, al oeiicn Spite iid Der
omerttautId)e SOuluI beitu0Ct, enlpianqenwer<
ben, unO AM OOHnUitage miro elm linn III
@hren perouitolttteS Diner in Der altcu S9is
IeritaOt itnttfNoen.
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70 3 H. 10. Sult. - Die Nnl6unQCn
oerIdiebenerSpe3ia @OrrcipOuOenten in QSien
3nianmen nit oem llritanoe, oaB Der 8arou
ealtceS (tebe turje SabclOepaIbcnD nit ctulr
belonSuen Otiifou uad Qonoou bctraut nor
ben lit, i4etnen llriade fir bic g(unabmc III
llefern, oaB Smtiden GnglanO uno Seitretb
Otplomatil4e llntcrbGnbluugtu i'm @auge iiuo,
nm cine 8aFS fir gemeiuianle Snttr6tntion
3u erret9en.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-20

st. Louis. In view of 80 serious an
impending calamity. does it not be-
hoove our merchants to bestir them
selves with more than their usual earn
estness to raise the amount which
will be required to prevent its oc-
curence. The Governor has acted
wisely under the counsel OF
his legal adviser, and promptly too, in
proposing practical plan Of executing
this work. The rest depends upon the
activity and providence Of our mer-
chants, with whom our banks should
cooperate in furnishing the small
amount needed. We feel confident that
we shall be able to announce in our
next edition that the requisite amount
has been raised. This being done, the
energy and facilities of Col. James will
guarantee the early completion OF the
work.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-20

for surgeons, and sending bulletins of
brilliant victories achieved by the loss
of so many gallant officers and soldiers.
As the Nez Perces left no bodies on
the. field, and, in fact, Gi5bon was
driven therefrom, there were no good
Indians there, according to the Sheri-
dan standard OF goodness. Bad as they
are, however, enough Is known of the
causes which have driven them to
war to excite for them the sym
pathy and respect Of all brave
and honest men. We deplore the
casualties which have fallen upon the
soldiers of our army, whom duty, mill
tary honor and pride sent forward as
martyrs in war provoked by the vices
and misdeeds Of class Of our own
color and race, who are alike despised
by the honorable soldiers Of our army
as by our honest people. It is this class
Of whom Sheridan is the idol and the
embodiment, who supported and ap-
plauded his ruffianly acts and words
toward the banditti Of Louisiana. The
banditti and the Nez Perces have very
effectually avenged the wrongs and out
RACES Of Sheridan and his ruffianly fol-
lowers and applauders.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-20
A GRAVE MEASUREMENT.
Touro Aims House.

The PicayAne several days ago pub
Iished communication from Mr.. Stod-
dart Howell. referring to the mis-
management OF certain trust funds and
legacies bequeathed to the city by old
citizens who had accumulated large
| estates here. There are several errone-
GUS statements or conclusions in this
communication Of Mr.. Howell, but the
only one to which we think it proper
now to call attention Is that which im-
putes mismanagement to the gentle
men who had direction Of what is called
the Touro fund. The writer ought to
have been more guarded and better in
formed when he thus cast reflection
upon gentlemen who stand 80 high in
the esteem and veneration Of this COM
munity as the late Chief Justice Eustis,
DR.. W. N. Mercer, r. D. Shepherd,
Newton Richards, r. P. Cazenave, and
Mr.. George Jonas, who constituted the
board, which had charge Of the Touro
fund.
The munificent donation Of Mr.. Touro
amounted to $4,000. The gentlemen
named, nearly all Of whom have died
during the last fifteen years, applied
this fund to the construction Of mag
niflcent edifice. Pretty much the whole
fund was absorbed in the construction
Of this edifice. It had been completed
to the roof. The ground upon which it
was erected, valued at $4,000, was do
mated by Mr.. r. D. Shepherd. He fur
Their promised to donate an additional
sum Of $4,000 to furnish the building
and embellish the grounds, obligating
himself to do so in a notarial act. Un-
happily our civil war broke out just as
the building was completed, and dur.
ing the confusion, the building, while
occupied by federal soldiers, was de-
stroyed by fire, leaving mass Of ruins,
the walls only standing. The trustees,
after the war, finding the funds ex-
hausted, and having no resources to
rebuild the edifice, handed over the
property and the small remnant Of the
handsome legacy, few thousand dol
lars, to the city. This was twelve or
fourteen years ago.
The Touro Aims House, when COM
pleted, was magnificent structure. Our
esteemed fellow citizen, William Freret,
was the architect by whom it was de-
signed and its construction superin-
tended. 1t was one Of the most brilliant
achievements Of that accomplished
architect. The building covered whole
square and frented the river with an
elegant and impressive facade.
This is sad story Of the loss to our
city of one of the most needed and
valuable institutions, which had en-
gagged the earnest cooperation and
patronage of two wealthy and phil
anthropic citizens, whose joint dona-
tions would have amounted to nearly
5000, 900, but it is a truthful one, and vim
dicates the reputation Of the venerated
donors, and of the trustees from all i'm
putation or suspicion of neglect or mis-
management.
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DIED:

MAGINNIS-At Ocean Springs. Miss, August
49, at 4 80 clock p. M. A. A. Maginnis. native
of Baltimore, Md, aged 62 years, and resident
of this city for the past thirty years.
The friends of the family and those Of his
sons, John f. and A. A. Maginnis. Jr.. are in
vited to attend his funeral from the Church of
the Immaculate Conception Jesuits), Baronns
street This monday Afternoon, at o'clock.
BANNAHAN-On Sunday. August 49,, Mary:
aged IS years and months. eldest daughter of
Patrick and Katharine Bannahan.
Her funeral will take place This monday Al
ternoon, at 80 o'clock. from the residence of
her parents. No. 16 Theresa street, between St.
Thomas and Tchoupitoulas. The friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-20
NO DISTINCTION OF COLOR OR RACE

Mr.. Paris, a colored person who has
figured in our Legislature, and filled
several positions Of honor and trust in
the State government, and is notable
chief Of the Radical party, in the rear
of the Third Ward is at present
a suffering m artyr to his principles. It
happened thus. Among his other enter
prises, Paris keeps drinking house at
the corner of Marais and Canal. This
Saloon" as dram shops or doggeries
are euphemistically styled, is divided
by latticed partition into two COM
partments, one for colored and the
other for white people. This division
has been regarded y some Of the more
radical Of the colored element as clear
infraction Of the 14th amendment, and
Of the State statutes SO vigorously ad-
ministered by the late Barney Lynch.
One day last week very stout, able
bodied colored man, who holds this
view, stepped into the saloon to assu-
age his thirst, walked up to the white
attendant at the bar, On the wrong side
of the partition and asked for whisky
smash.
The attendant told him he must go on
the other side Of the lattice screen,
where colored men get their drinks.
'Is them the orders Of Mr.. Paris?'
''Yes, sir" was the reply.
"Then call him in"
Paris was called, and appeared.
ibid you give any such orders as dat
niggers must go behind dat screen to
take DER drinks?"
Eyes, sir, I did," was the prompt an
swer.
.'Then I'll teach you to respect the
constitution" And with this the stall
wart African brother proceeded to be-
labor the distinguished Radical chief
over the head and shoulders with a
vigor which entitled him to take rank
with Daniel Webster as an expounder
Of the constitution. Mr.. Paris had to
hasten to the nearest apothecary to re-
pair the damages inflicted by his strict
construction brother.