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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
Baltimore 9ire s9a(araafs Office
attf Der
Giibmeif>Gde berSnutb> II. 2Saterftr.

Die5e geieGjdaft peridert fortipdbrenb eesen Ser
lutte ober Shaben burd) SranbuusIit lopobl In Der
@taot pie auf benz 2anbe, alle Irten non Gi9entbnm
Wobn<, 9aoen> unb @aarenbdRier, Sanoes9hter,
Mderbau=B =Brooufte, Ni66eIn, Saus gerdtbi6aiten,
i'm 8au besrene ober i'm 5afen in 2aouns beitnolibe
Jabrseuge Il. I. tp.
0as 8ireftorinm beiteht aus iolaenben Ssrren:
Nnt. .: ssarriion. Yrdiioent;
Dapio 9. WiIion, 6. 0fortoH SteDart,
Ssraucis z. Sing, 9. S. ytepcomer,
Senrp Carroll, Srpide Sortpit,
S. 6. Steuart, B. SO. 9aplor,
gBm s. Srune, George {. Sarriion,
5. BON 8apff, 9. Ml6ert Qsiders,
s. Robert Senfins, Wtenoes @oben,
gBlf. 6. 4enniston.
=Sormulare unb tpeitere gtahridt iber
bic @elea5daft fpirb in Der Office anf Der Snopez
gde Der Soutbs u1lb ateritra6e ertbeiIt, no aud ae
Auftrdse fofort erlebiat peroen. Serfhernn9en
iperben anf rgenb eine rtf an9enonmen, fpeltDe af
Applifant ninihen mag.
(Sant,1Sfl Tr @ooopGso, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
Gine Wamtter ertrduft fid) t,to ibr
AAffAN

Oa1to IN, Sb., 16. Sanuar. - Sn Der
peraaugenen Na9t crbob iid) Srau Otinnie
glaiier, uahbem Die Camille fd) sur 9tuhe
besebeu bate, BON ibrem Sette. nabm ibr
jansites Sins, obue ibreH @atteu su rusfen.
AMI Deu 4rm, begab iid an ben SlnB uub
fsiirSte ii1 nit oem Sdusliu8 in oa8 28aiier.
0ie &eidben wurbeH heute ltor9en auf9efuaz
ben. Die Srca mar obne 5wetfel mabniin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
StQ0t Baltimore.

Die gcfrige StabtratD8mabI
in Der 8. SSarb. Yebui8 SelebuuQ
Der ourt 2lblebcu Oe8 6rn. Dtulligan i'm
criten 3meige be8 StaOtratbs einQetreteneu
Satan3 fano geiteru in Der 8. gGarO cine
Dabl tatt, fir weldle Die 9p. 8bOmaS y.
Serrau, Sa8. YeHtlano, u. g8tlion, Sa5.
y. 3od unO u. .. SobnS als &anOioattn
I'M 6eIoe tparcn. Die g8abI bate fOlgenOe8
Reiultat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
Gin emthpDener Straflin9 toteSer
cfttdefott0ett.

Stem Dorf, l6. San. = Der StrdfllnS
Batrid Smttb, alias SaS. Carpenter, pelfcr
ON ,. Suui 1876 aus Dem 3uGtbanle oOn
Sinq Sing enttdm iHOem er anf etnen
pOriibcrfabrenOen 3ug iprang, ben 9tait)lni,
fen iiberpdltiQte unO nit Der 2OfOmOtlOe
oauoufuhr, purOe beute III einem Suuie on
Der 4. GtraBe BON @ebeimpOliStiten Derbaftet.
QQe GtrGflin9e, oil Der ,3ubl, welde bel
oerielbcn @elcgenbeit eutiprau9en, iino isst
mieoer cingeiangen uuO in Oa5 3u6tbau8
riirfnphrndit morDPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
9aaspffeTei=GrpIofto,t. -Srei gser=
Snftett netijNfef.

OF. . anI, Wtlnn., Is. Sanuar. = Sn
8loomiuatou, Rinn., erplCbirte hsute Der
Dampffeiitl ether Dreidmaihiue nno Spbn
Yannlun, iein Sohn Quclns Cannon uno Elm
13@jdhriger anabe, gfameus George Braobu,
~, wuroea augsnbiidll1 geiDoter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
Ser SelbStntoro oes Generals gasef=
fDts itt gnitaoeIOf,ta.

YbiIabeIp5ia; 16- San. Cine ltnteruduns
ber affaren oes pertor6enen Generolmaiors Sobn u
Santon crsi6t, 6aS in einen Nehnan9en Elm Defijt
pon $50 900 erirt. Sine inSabl bieiiser 3aufeute
uno Widtler erleben gerlujte i'm Betrase bon $1,000
bis $4,000. Die nStannin9= Sefiaingz Comp" be-
ren Sefretdr uno Sdbatmefter @eneral Sanfon mar,
erIeioet jeboG feinen geruf, tnbem jebe @ei6dftsz
transaction Der Golnpaanie Dem rdiioenten lIno
nen .SIrpftnreu neIehnliat merhen rniItte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
.hr oerta9te it6 bas 5aus.
Ser @eiOmarft.

gielpz zDorf, 16. Sanuar.-@elo fei6t
gu So. gBed)iel rubig 5u 4.S34. Sob idtOB
beute 5u 106E-7. BunbeS ObligatiOnen
ldloiien lebbaft; 8ler @oupcns 114g; 65er
1893; neue l10t; Ger 1l3s; 6Ser 116;
ne1e 8iinfer ll29 1o.4Oer Coupons
l134. attlen fan uno iteti8; N. 3.
@entral 1O2; @rie 90; safe Shore 548;
SGs. Central 594; BttSburq 904; Jorthl
gSeitern 364; Br,pr. .569; Stod@S8lanb 1014
unteritasamts Sllan3: @Ol0 $66, ,457 =
891; @ourant $40,276,879.
- Die 3oll Giunabmen betrnsen bente
1894, 900.
- Der llnteridasmeiiter 5ablte beute fir
Snterefeu $280,0O0 unO iar einssSOgeue
SbltaQtloueu $245,0OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17

Y5AWGY Nltffe!
Sur Sieife ms Aaslano 6eIorgt tnnet9al6 "a gtunS
n. Usaiise,
gde eer 9atimOreiiro6s tRo BoltzS Sffcez glpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
Scr Snoianers&rie8. ,,Sttttngs
Suu'S" 5anSe ataDc3it attf9e=
rieben. - SSettaolid)e Yartantcn=
tGre o1ra) Die DerbiinoeteGG
Gfott12 c%.sp,,AuAnt
SrOtuS erilipr0et.

Wem gort, 16. San. - Gine pom 81. Se5em0er
ootirte Sepeile aus einem 9ager am SunaueS3tiucr
meloet: n9eneral RelIon U. Stiles 8efeGS6a6er oeS
5. acknowledgements III ioe6en pon elmer erfog=
reidben 9ampa9ne, Delde er nit 10 Sompagnieu gez
gen nStttin9@5ull" uno Die h6ri9en 5dupttiH9e Der
Siour fubrte, bic i'm Sfto6er norolih i6er ben
9eaonitone So9en, Surtidgetebrt. Gie Soonne Sd6le
439 Wiann, marIdbtrte 600 Wieen in 45 5a0en lln0
ilug nSittine=Sull" in orei uerhicoenen Gefedten.
Dian gaubt, o1B beriebe eBt ben gelloptone pie6er
5u aberIdreten uno il nit oGra5p=Sorle 5u oeretn=
gen iulen tuir0. Sebterer 6eftHoet iid in Der Big
Sorn=8e9eno, lIn0 cine 9roBe 2n5ab oer feinoliten
99e9ennes lIno S9alalaS febt unter ietHem Sefeb.
Gjeneral uhleS mar 9eSpungen, bterber BuridSufebz
ren, I'M nere Borrd1e gu erbalten; er piro ieoo i'm
nerha6 elmer gSode 6erett Iein, uie0er aubU6redlen
nm no mo9lt6 etHe 8eren9ung 5iUiben "Sitn9=
8ull" uno aeraipz6orle" Bu oerAtnoern. "Stttn9z
BuaS" San6e, uedje aus i6er20OO 6amilten 6eitanb,
lit pom @enerale Dtiles polit6n6ig JeritrGut uOroen
uno ber 9ebere bofft, oen 6duptng ndfenS in feline
ejemalt Su betommen. Gas Iette GeTedlt nit Sit
ting zSull" eretgnete iil am Is. 9eSeu6er nabe Den
Guellen Der Reozl8ater=Greet. lieutenant SrQnt 3.
SalbDin eriff onS Eager oe8 5einoes an ienem Gage
NIT 9ompaSnien on uuo IbIu9 oeuielben pollitdn=
dig in Die 5Suht. 8te 2ruppen batten tDdbreno oes
Selo5ugS groBe Strapa6en 1us5uicben.
Im II. 8eSember ndberten itd prominente Siourz
SduptItn9e Dem Eager Der 8ruppen init etrem Yarlaz
nentdrSehen; ais lie bis auf 800 gar65 9erangefom-
men paren mo ebe Die 2ruppen e bemertt batten,
tuur0en tie pon ben oer6lnoetCn @ronz&unoi6aitern,
me6e 2ooiein0e Der Siour itno, ii6erInuen mo gez
0otet. Seneral STILES pliroe olrd oeie bIuttge Gra=
90oie b6dhit aui9e6rldt, oa Die Sduptnae ofienbar
unterlanoluu9en Seluf5 nHeriuerfung antnlpicn
uolten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
Sime auoere 9tngabe ii6er oen gtnfentbaltsort
.EittimnzNnIDS

ment empfan9ene ytodrtd1ten aus ben 8ladz6iIs erz
ge6en baB bic p6tlbe @initelung Der jyeinoeli9fei=
ten ourb Die 9nbtaner ntdt Ourt Die friebliden Gez
jinnun9en "Sitttn8@Bur5" nnb einer San6e, ion6eru
0eiie6en nab ben britiiden BropinSeH UeruriGdt
iUurOe. IS itebt ieft, oaf oerielbe auf Dem Warde
mad 8rtif<glmerita III, uu0 man gaIt6t, 0aB er oa<
icbit 9uffaloro6en 9e8ea lBaffen uno UtuntOn aus
Sutauihen bea6iidtt9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
@crmisd,fe felcarapl1iSd1c 9cneSd,et,.

- Yer orttte 9onDent oer 2louH9 0teHS @prlftQn
AIociatior" pou Bir9tnten, Delher In letter gSobe
in Yeters6ur9, 8a., taste ilIo6 am lesten Sonntag
A6eno ieine Sitltns.
= aft6. SaS. q. Blaine 1T uon ber Gjeieege6una
oes Staaes Diaine ouobl fin ben turSen uie tir Den
Iangen Sermin gum Bunoesenotor ertuGbt Doroeu.
- Die Gjeiesge6un9 oon N(innelota ertpdblte 9eitern
46t6. gSm. 23inoom a6ermals IN Den BUnoe5ienat.
= Sas @omtte oeS Jteprdientanten6auieS in &OUiz
fiana beenoete 9eitern iene 1nteTfutbun9. 0as Se=
nats@omite iutTo icu gerttn etnigen 2a9en e0enias
polieHoen.
Die G5eIetge6uug BON gie6rasta nabm 0eIetn In
9incoln cine Qbittmmun9 litr Bunoeslenator ror,
tpeIte folgenbes Jeiultat bate: Sttdcod 49, Briggs
12 SuiIn0ers II, @rpunie 10, gtge 8 Sttmmen, uno
Der Jieit Serftreut.
-Sn Ser G5eieege6uns BON M0Iiaduietts ipurben
9eftern mebrere A6tinmun9en fhr Sunoesenator pots
9enumnten, obne elm ReiuItGt 3u erSielen,
- Sn oer @eies9e6uug BON Slnois puroe 9eIern
etne propiori6e 26itimmun9 tlr Sunoeslenator porz
9enomnlen, uno oieie6e er9ab fol9enoes Neutat; i'm
6auie &o9dn n, Balmer "a, Sapt5 7, 2atbrop Il i'm
Senate Sogan 20, Yalmer Y, gln0eron q, S3a!hburne
1. Oer Demofrat 5alIner bat oemuGb bodit ginltt3e
ausii5ten auf @rioI9.
Der o6ere Botoinac uab ber S9enan6oab iparen
sefern i'm raibeu Sei9en 0e9riifen ufIo man eriDar
tete ftlnoltb ba5 4uJbreden oes @iieS.
- Senator 5errp 1T pom Der @eles9e6un9 oes StGa@
tes Dibt8an aui's Heue gum 8unoesienator eripdblt
fuor6en.
= Der oemofratii6e Staats Gonoent p0a Reioe
SGmpibire tritt beutc bniammen1 I'm einen @ouperz
neur 81 nomintren. 4ie bauptiablthhen Sonooaten
finn tSnr YhdrcPh mn 5SrQT1f IL JhcNeQu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
Sic g3cttt,etfsyOoN'fdle Q(fTo;tc,

8eWz gort, IS. San. = Sn Oteier Sta6t crfu=
elmer in oem 8uea erbaIeneu gsun0e setorbcu e; es
iteat itdb je6ob beraus, oaB Die 4n9a6e obne alien
Gruno 1T. 9r, Niap's 6amilie bat Die Sta6t uerz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
sic rMiIidle SS[ofte.

RorfoIt, 3d., is. San, &te @jroBfarIcn gllez
rts uno Sonftantin mabten beute einen Spa;er9ano
our4 Die Stabt, obne erfannt gu neroen. Der 21.
@e6urtstag oeS @'roBtRrlen 2llerS, luel4er leeten
Sonntag ftattiano puroc nt ipe8el gefetert. ue6er
Nt9ts in GrIa5run9 9ebratlt uoroen Die 6lote uir6
pahrihentb bis sum ndbitcn 5rGbaBr bier blei6en,
es III ieoob b0hit unuabri6einIid, oa6 itd1 2lers
Die gan5e 3eit am 9oro eineS Stffes aubaIten miro.
Gs perauet, baB oerielbe cine ]agopare an Der iitc
BON 8tr9inien uno ytor0S&arolHa an3utreteu bea6=
idtgt Baron Stihtin, Der ruiiI9e @jeanote, reiite
heute frfh nacl gHnihInnton slIriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
9ermtfdjte Scpefdjcn aus ge,ps
NnrP

Remzg orf, f6. San. - Sob er6ifnete gu 1864.
- Ser 8ampTer nJiotteroam" fam pou JtOtteroam
bier on.
= Der 9ampfer IS. 9, 8alter" if0On DittteImcerz
S6ien bier eingelaufen.
= 4nor. SanGon lpuroe beute iDegen StraBenrau6es
gu Sebnd9rger 3utbausftraie oerurtbeilt. ST bate
5as. @olgan i'm 9entraI=4orte angefalen uno oemie=
ben orei Dtamanten, ipelde ii einem 5tn9errtn9e
6efanoen uno lUGl6e burb enen 8B oon Dem Jttn8e
trennte, aeraubt.
s. NiiIton Eurner (9lc9er), Der amertfaniite
@eianote mad 9i6erta, bat cine Sbaoeneriabtla9e
S9en Die @i9entbimer oeS "AltorsSou etn9elette,
luetl oeielben ibm Guartier periuei9erteu.
- Sie bteiigen Sufueliere belten beute a6enb cine
8erIammlun9 tnt .St. Jitboaszootel" uuo 6eipraden
Den &ordllog Die Son6esreiienoeu in ibren @eihdi=
ten a6ulhaffen. Cine 0leiolutton luuroe angenomz
men, elde ertldrt, bat Die 9iene Der Sanoesreiien
Den unent6ebrlid no Die anSeIegenbeit miro ieootD
in elmer anoereH 8erl1mmun9 uetter erortert ueroen
2lnbrefp S. Utler, Delher me9en Betrugerei
fraft elmer Geaution oeS @ouuerneurs in BbilQOelz
p9ia Derbaitet uroe Tam beute bier al uHb murbeoer
S6but oeS S6eriffS Gber9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
Sod cit1 ,,WoilOsWSa9ttire" per=
1trfheiif.

Eotts OiIIe, BQ-, 10. San. = Sad Ieb0e, Elm
prominenter Siibrer oer nUiop zUlosaires," meIder
an9etIn9t mar, Srn. s. g8. g. 9an9bon in 1872 in
guoenrieo, Ya. ermorOet gu BADEN, Wuroe beute uOn
ben @je6Worenen oes UioroeS in erften Gra0c idut-
hin prfInrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
Barcau ber @aslidt>Guu,paants
pom Baltimore
gr 10 Goufh Gtrnf,e

Do II
ssr. 10, South Strafe.
Gote....SilIiges Setsmateriat....eof ..e ofe !!
Gsir ba6en cine porsiisAe Sualitdt BON Coles BOT
rdtbs, pcde mir benz Yublitum ais Elm empieblensz
pert9es SeiSmateria fir bduslite uno nnbere 3ipede
offeriren; fdns ei6t euer uno lit rei pon lnrensz
feiten.
Yetelu1aen iperbcn in oieiem 9Grcau ODER in be1
Ea6ri, iSub BON aeabenbalItr., an9enomlnen.
Breis $3.50 pro Wasenlabun8, in ir9eno ctnen
Gtabttbeile a69eliefert.
lOn23-yl Sames o. Smeutrens, gefr.
gers. Gor's SnoiamiidIes peeetabtiiie)cs Ses
colt, felt % Sabren oils bos sr0bte Siutreinisunssz
Tiittel Der @esen,uart 6etannt, tuiro nur in SIT.
177h, asapetts., Noro,uc!tsGGe oer Guta'us
etrafe, subereiet uno lit 6e alien apot9etera au baz
ben. [au926, 12Uftep]
1atenic tperoen iur Gritnoer ersptrst.
Grit nab grIansuns oes Patents iperSen 9e5dbren
bereduet. q. s. 6 VI. z. eowaro,
SIR. 18, bitra6e, Der Poit sesenl6er.
l6e6r2, ,12Ultel 3tueiszSlreau in @ai9n9ton, .. 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
Selegrapbifd)e 9epei9e1l.
cSsslaato 9epsi0ess.

[Serdte Der naioliirten Breiie' iur ben "9eutider
@orrelp ponoenten".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
Q(1tsfiefertltt(l Vcrtucf0ert.

Sarri8 6ur9, Ba., 49, San. - Der @jouuerneur
iue9erte ft beute ener BON San 6ranSsco einselau=
fenen Requiitton fur Die Gu5lieierung oes prn Sobn
u. St9ler, ebemalsen BicezBrdiioenteu Der biegeu
u@ttp'Sant," 5oI9e Su leen, neil, pte Der @ouUerz
nelr 6eaniprudt oas @rlminaIsees benuet lueroen
lol, I'm Die 3abung ener BrtuotIbuIo 5u erSpingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
esesial.Moti,el,
@eeo=

2Deeo>
"F. r - Hmo sc. F.''
ginfad5teit III BON 6eIonberer sSihtistet on elmer
gfdbmaihine, unb Sbr fneet fie in oer sseeo'i9en
''fAMllY FAv0aiTEn uno GENERAL FAV0RiTE."
aauft tene Wsaidine fir Observation-Disclosures Shnetz
oer= ooer S9ubmader zarbe, ebe5br lene ndt porber
perluht babt.
rySeeo'jd,s ,sssahmaSd)inens Jabrifs eSsieuidait,"
SIR. 53, Rorbz @bari esftraBe,
Q2,4,6,SD in, n6reimourerz2emp l."
Or. @eorg g. Worriu,
3abnarst,
bat oas (frlber bon Or. gBindea benubte) Sureau
nab gtr. 26, Rorb@ gutaip itraBe, perle9t.
Mue Mrbeit garantirt. (elus .2i-Sept.23iI
9eatidbe Safersrasc (Germania Brandy,
9sossenmebl, Die 6eIfen Srduee Saerinebi uno gras
bamzUtebl bel stng. .. ecioert
It2.s.24.30gl gfr. 4, % e 4 8rattitr.
Roberts s'WaIis ismmo SIeif ds@ rtraft
Tabshait ano itarfeno.
geIfer, aIs 2ebertbran, 9egen d. lu6t,
quftr5brenait gntslnbuus unS anoere
aunaenz unb zgcidiperben. Sci gaeroenz, ,Star=
Iad,= unb anberen SieberE oils ndbrenoes Soniellln
sur Serbeiiabruns raider unS poaitdnoiser e'eneuns
iebr wiriiam. Gut sesen Dpspepiie, gppetitiostet,
Serbauunssleioen uno a!lsemeine Sdtudde.
Sn allen apotheten gu baben. t5an.5,1St1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-17
SmifTsttuSdNc.

&ep gS 4, 5sla., 16. SanIar. - 0d8 pon SGmz
burg nab NeluzSrleans beitimnte 6ritii6e Solidtff
uSpeculation" fu6r in Der Hadt oes II. b. Nits. olIf
Deao>0tods feit mo miro Obne 3ueeI total uerloTcn
9eben. Den 9aptt6n mo Uiotroien tamen beute in
etnem Boote bier an Die I6rige lRannibait 6einoet
ldliden.
The Princeton union., 1877-12-05
The Best OF Evidence.

The late Mrs. Jane W., was equally
remarkable for kindness of heart and alb,
sence OF mind. One day she was accosteds
by q beggger, whose stout and healthy aB.
pearance startled her into a momentarv
doubt of the needfulness of charity in
his instance.
Why" exclaimed the good old lady.
you look we'll able to work. IS s
S Yes replied the supplicant,, shut /
have been deaf and dumb these seven
years.
ssPoor man, what heavy afiiiction y!
exclaimed Mrs. W., at the same tins
giving HIM relief with a liberal hand.
On returning home she mentioned the,
act, remark;ng: - 81
" What a dreadful thing it Is to- be de-
prived of such precious faculties.,'
But how y asked the sister, . did you
know that the poor man had been deaf
ana dumb for seven years2a
Why" was the quiet and unconscious
answer, 8 he told me so,n
The Princeton union., 1877-12-05
onss publ.o work. Anant.onea.

The lessees Of the public works have
discharged ali their employees in Ohio and
abandoned the works to the State, in accord.
ance with their noticeto the beard OF public
works served some time ago. The lessees
claim that the vacation Of certain portions Of
the canal by State authority has materially In
jured their business, and iustiaes them i'll re-
fusing to act further under their lease. The
board OF public works have been in session
Aere MI day considering what shall be done
in the premises, but no conclusion has yet
been reached. Attorney General Little has
given an opinion that the lessces cannat
abandon the works for the causes named By
them, and advises the board to take no official
action on their communication ].
The Princeton union., 1877-12-05
The Inflated Steamer Huron. .

Early on The morning Of the Gath dur
lngSthe prevalencesof q fearful gale, the
~ Lnitcd States Man-o war. ssI Ieron. went
ashore Of Cape Hatteras on Tie North
Carolina coast and was almost immediate
.sy ground to pieces on the rocks. The
crew consisted of 4 SO persons Of whom los
are missing and celtairly If perished. -Four
3oHicers were saved and thirty of fhscrew
The commander G. p. Ryan and, Liepten-
ants Simons and Palmer are certainly Ioat.
The cause of the disaster was thick wealth
ser. a fresh gale blew directly on shore,
Fore aud after sails were set. The reef,
fore sail and main sail were carried away,
the. jib stay bent, and the fore storm ste u
Between I and 80 d. hi. the boats were
washed from the boat davits. y The first
cutter was lowered which swamped, shout
ten minntes % later. st.s5
HISTORY OF THE Ill. ATEn VERSE 81 S9sss'
"A Chicago q ts'iibba,De special Of the s4th
stfoIn flashing tor, says; The destruction
Iof the United States war steamship
Huron off Cape Hatteras tiiis morning, !,
has cast a gieat gloom over this CITY.
Many Of the officers were from here, and
allSof them were ffavorably known, ii The
Huron was built in 1875 by John Roach
AT Chester, Pa, and is said 70 have been
one one of the best vessels Of her class in the
service She was one Of the ten sloops-
sof-war onstruetetl under Secretar Robe
sens administration. There are some
who say that the vessel was not sea Worthy
The repohderance of opinion. how
aver, is that it was. ss5 Sa8
d No correct details Of the cause Of this
disaster have reached here. Naval en- !.
gineers are Of the opinion that the en-
Igines must hare given. out, the 3rud-
der become useless, 81 that nothing could
prevent the gale from driving the vessel
upon the breakers. 1t appears that the
sails were useless, as the Inasts were chr.
The Princeton union., 1877-12-05
Ssatessai Grange ssnicers

The National Grange in session at Gin
einnau onthe 27th, elected officers as follows:
Aaster, Adams Of Minnesota; overseer. Wood.
man Of Michigan lecturer, MortitbeI, d 'Clf:
einnsti; steward, Haughan Of Iowat' asstistafl.. 4.
steward, simnes, Of Kansas; chaplain, Foir.-
sythe, otlninois; trensnref, Mcdowell OF New
York; secretary, Kelly. Of & Louisville; gate
keeper, Dinwiddie Of Indiana: Ceres, Mrs.
Adams Of afinnesota; Pomona, Mrs. yVoodman
OF Michigan !; Flora Mrs. Moore OF Indiana;
lady assistant steward, Mr.. Hall OF Louisville.
The Princeton union., 1877-12-05

ried away. The latest dispatch says thai
fonr officers and thirty men have been
saved. The dispatch is not clear whether
Capt. Ryan the commanding officer, il
among the saved
B The Huron was an iron vessel of 541
tons, and cost $467 ,Os4. She carried foul
guns, among them one,sixty flour pound
er. and was scheduled at a speed Of ten
and half knots. The last report Of the
Secretary ef the Navy describes the Hu-
ron asa third rate, built Of iron, with full
steam poySef, iD commission, and Of good
report. Repairs were made upon It in
1876 and the vessel should have been ia
perfect order. The history Of the Huron
since she has been commissioned is in
substance this: She repofted for duty
first at Norfolk, Dec II, 1875, and in the
spring was ordered to Hampton Roads.
In March she went to Port Royal, and in
! April to Vera Cruz, She was employed
IN the Gulf Tor SOME time carrying coal
and provisions. as Ia August f that year
she was stationed at Portsmouth and on
the New ENGLAND coast twice. Since
sthen2the Huron has been one. of the
North Atlantic squadron, and started
yesterd NY to- make d crnisein the West
Indies and the Gulf. a..3a
The Huron sat the Washington yard
during the strike. She had q new blade
put jnBher propeller this SUNNI and sub
segnertl lyt took ta trial -tiip up the Hudson.
With 4 afew weeks there b as been q new
in inspection of her boilers aad machinery,
and the repolt received at the Department
pronounced everything in good condition.
Inc Huron lett her station in Hampton
aRioadsly yesterday under peremptory orders
from Admiral Tfench9rd. in CONN and. OF
the squadron, to leave Immediately. No
reason ID knoun for this order. II Her des-
tlnation was Havana, the West Indies, and
the Cult The Chiet Signal Officer says
tonight that cautionary signalshad been
displayed sa at the station in sHamDtot,
Roads forty-eights hours before The Huron
.left, ana that q proper observation of these
signals would have prevented the vessel
from running into a terrible gale off; the
fateful Cape Hatteras. tits the expert
sence Of the signal officer that while the
merchant rnariue of the country has the
greatest COP fdeDce IN the Danger signals.
the Navy Department. seems to pay no at
tention e !, to them, and leaves polts at ali
time, no matter how serious the danger
Indicated by the signal service warnings.
The engines Of the. Huron were what
are known as the navy compound en-
ssg1lnes, These engines were especially
favored by Wood, late chief engineer Of
t the navy, but navy officers say that many
ct them break when danger comes. A
large number of what are known as SIM
pie engines We're converted into compound
engines i5iiln lnye under the late administration.
The SWatara, the first compound engine
ship made a successful cruise around the
world fiSsa 52ssA