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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-08
Sette 9epei6eu.
Ser &rie9 9egen oie Iess0erceS.-
Die 25noiancr ttnt5in9elt.-@ine
empfinolid)e 3itdItt9un8. - 2lnH
aeblidDcr 500 oeS SSdNptIin0S
..3oDfttf0E(6ldS." )"

Die 9Suotancr ttutSin9elt. .-@tme
empfinolide 3iidjtt8un8. - 2lnH
9ebltd1er 500 0es SSGMptlin8S
,,&oOttn8s@laB."
Chicago, Z. Oftbr.-6Ol9enoe UOm 3.
Sttober oatirte 0epeife oeS Sen. Dtile8 iit
ans beiien Eager nahe benz Bears Bam sWouu=
tain I'M bieiigen 6duptquartiere eln9elaufeu:
yWein Commando bemegte iib eilig 6aS
Snafe @reetz Sbal biuauf nno iiberrumpelte
am 80. Septeuber etn Eager Der ietuoli6eH
gts3 BerceS in Der ytGbe oiee8 OrteS
QSir erbeuteten 600 Bieroe uuo Diauleiel,
iopie ben 9r6Bten She'll be8 GGla9tpiebS Der
Suoiauer. SD id]lieBe eiue Gilte unierer 8Oo=
ten uuo Sermunoeteu bel. Son ben Sn0ia=
ncrn iuuroeu II WQnn, eiuiflieBlid) 0e8
6duptlin9S ,lOoting @laB," BON Soiepb'S
gruoer uno Oreier auOerer OGuptlInge, 9etOos
TT uno 40 oerpuuoet.
Solepb oerlprad mir geitern, oaB er ft6
iiber9eben nolte. Gr belt Jeood leln Serf
lpredIen nidt uno enuartet obne 3uetfel llHs
terItibun9 burf ole Stour. Die Nea= =PerceS
iino IN eiuer tieieH Sdlud|t bon lulereH
Sruppen llmSingelt uHo tortmdbreno uHeren
fSeuer ausgeleet.
Shire BoItiOu ourd) einen Sturman9ritf 5u
uebmen, luiiroe III uitle Utenlhenlebcn tolteH,
uu0 id) merOe iie oa6er burd) Selagerun9 3u
be;ningen iu9eu. Sic tdmpieu nit mobrer
&er;mtlflung, uno jcOenf0l8 befinoen ii6 Oiele
entflobene Serbrt4er inter tbuen, melhe -
i'm Sale iie ms III bic 6Gnbe fallen - 9e.
bGnQt III mer0eu erUarten.
SD CLAUDE, OaB iie nit Der Banoe Sit
tiugs8Nu'8" i'll Serbinoung lteben, unb menbe
ale Otittel al, nm cine Serelniguug beioer
Banoeu 81 OerbinOern. IS Smiiroe SuefmGBiq
ein, bic blittiiden Scb6roen Su eriu6eu, bic
gieS BerceS am lleberi6relten Der @reu5e 3u
pef9lnOern, ooer iie meni9iteuS OOrber gu ent-
maiinen,
gtadtebenSeS 1T eirN 9iife unierer Gobten:
Gapitdu Omen Sal,, Secouoelieutenuit s.
9S. Stoole, Sergeanten Otto 28ilOo, gtar
0teilte, .. GO. 8a9el, 81. Otortou, S. SO.
hilbert; Soloaten g8. g8bttct0u, s. 9tOtb, g..
9enbrtd, Sranf Snapp, 9tauOer unO 0am@
iep, Sergeant SEQ. Wtc0rmOtt, SOloateu
9erSlom, Steuelunb, Sellg, NcSHiDre, ST.
ptHg, Gei6olt, Saro, Saler ul6 SeoBagan.
Sermunoet murbeu 38 Wtanu.
Mein Commando beitebt ans S9maSro=
nen Sapauerie unb &ompagnie'n 9niante=
ric SD ermarte itiinolidl oa8 @intreiten oes
Generals Sturgi8, oefen @ommaHoo ah"
@ompagnle'n beite9t."
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Scr Yro5efi sesen Die 2lnfriiBrcr tn
Nedoina.

Nea 9, Ya., 6. Sttbr.- @0p. .Smitb,
elmer Der 9lufriibrer, pel6er Der 3erltDrung
Der Bride I'M 2ebanon Sbale angeflagt 1T,
seitanb beute Norgen Elm, bic Sriide I'M Ser
ein mitSump pbreps u.4. angeSiinoet gu baben.
SIM 8roseIie sesen &rout, 3anslOtt unb Big
uno bic angefastsn .ntlaiien. $5iram gtd9.
trieb, welder bas gauge @Cmplot ange5ettelt
babenioll, 1T jett Der ein5igeqngeflagte, oeiien
9lngelegenbeit nod nidJt entl9iepeu lit.
(Spdter.) Siram gta6trieb iuurbe beute
Qbenb bon ben @ejdlporenen fretgeiprod)eu.
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SCR ss6Ii6ter @ilIntn n,f.

Wemzy OFT, 6. SEtOber. = Wtan glaub
iebt allgenlein, baB Der 6alid1er 8nt. 6,
9iaman li6 in bieier Stabt ODER Der llm9e=
senb perborgen bdlt unO baB ltnterba
i'm @ause ftnb, nm i'm Dor geridtli6er Ser
fOlgung 5u E6iiten. Seine Attiua, melde
iid) auf etpa $47 900 belaufeu, iperoen mabr.
idetHlid Den Setroaenen als @riat fir ibren
Serluit angeboten merben.
Ntan glaubt, oaB Gilman, ebe er ieine
Sall9uu9en anfing, ben gr6Bten She'll oeS
gta4laiies ieiner Wutter, befen Serualter er
mar, altfQebraudlt hatte,
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9sod, cit, Ndlsd,er perfafttt.

Bottom, I. Sttober.-Sberit 9enrp q.
Stblep, tin befaunter Biirger bon @barleSz
town, iit augeflast Die lluteri9riften allf 5pti
S9uloi6eine gefdlidt gu babel1, auf ueld]e Ell
ii9 bon Der Continental gatiOnal Sanf"
@elb poridieBen lteB. @r geitebt oa8 Serbre.
6en Elm uno bebauptet, baB bic Sdlihungen
f9 b66iens auf $4,000 belauien. Seine
6reu1be baben bis jest nc6 feline SiIrgihaft
fir ihu oeleiftet.
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- Die bon Borto-Sfico mad Yortlanb,
Ote., 6eltimmte Grigg rYeo oro~ iit in be-
itdOistsm 3uftanoe IN Weriolfi Sa., etngsz
lauien.
= Die leitber in 6 mira, I.=g., tasenos
y8riiDe l6aft Der Gonbu fteure"
pertaste fif geiter1 Worgen, naboem Die ys=
| amtenipabl nollenbet mofOeu toar. 9er ndbfe
Content ioa i'm Sftober 1878 in @bica9o OBJ
| gebalten perGen,
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Ser Satt sSraa5iSco'er Sdli6er
SpDter DerhQftet.

Cincinnati, 6. Sftbr. 3. s. Cooper,
wel6sr in Gan 6ran3isco bebeutenOe Sdlz
i6ungeu oeriibt babeu ioa, ipurOe beute bier
perbaftet. Sein 8ruoer, pel6er ebeniaQs an
ben 8etriigereien betbeiligt mar, befinoet fid)
angebli6 in getuzSrfeanS. Cooper bate EN-
on ieine Srau aDreiiirteS Yadet I'M bieiiger
@rpreBbiireau biuterlaiien, meldes $4,000
in g9ertbpapieren entbielt. 9aiielbe wurOc
in Sei9lag genOmmen.
Cincinnati, I. Sft.-Sobn 8. COOPER,
Der aus Gan 6ran5iScO periduunbene Sal.
ifer, ipuroe beute entlaiieu, na6bem er allt
in ieiuem Seiibe bcfinOli6en g8ertbiaben an
6ru. 8. 9. 9riffith iibertrageu bate.
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g9dbremS einer Spa3terfabrt cts
1ttfNrAef.

Soracuie, 9.s9., 7. OftOber:-alon3o
&. 99eit mo 6enrp 9. Slbe aus oieier StaOt
tnurben beute @benO i'll 6apetteoilie ipdba
reuo etuer Spa3terfabrt bon etnem betrunte-
nen Srlduoer, gtanlenS gSm. Surns, nnge-
fallen uno Sur9 mebrere 0teiierlti9e uerwun-
set. 98eit 1T bereitS ieinen g8unben erlegeH.
Der 06r0er befnbet iit in puft,
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Ste nerbafteten Sd1nappiaGler TIT
Sif0sSdrOIiftC.

Golun Ia, S.sG., 6. gftbr.- @onQreB.
mitglieO Small, ueld,er anaefla9t 1T, nab.
reno er DtitglieO Der @eiet9ebung mar, Se-
itehungen angenommen 3u babeu, fam beute ais
gefangener bier an uuo tpurbe ge9en $4,000
giir9i6aft bis gum WOnta9e entlaiieu. gr-
SdaeneiIter @OrpO5o befinbet i9 nod in
Snft
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nus oen Sla6 StaS. - 8ad1e Der
8ul0itd1er att ettteut 8etriioer.

y a D 10 D, 3. Sttbr.- Die ,SDeutuQ=
5imes" luelbet, baB Elm 0tanm, ipel6er mir
unter benz Nameu @barlep befunut mar, unb
elne In3abl 9oloiu9er inter Der Gnqabe,
rei6baltige Golblager am 8otten, @raB Greet
in Der gig Sorn @egenb entbeft III babeu,
mad Der betreffenoe% SteGle gefiibrt bate, oon
ben entriiitete @olbiudern 9ebdn9t murbe,
alS iid ieine Ingaben ais 0iigen berausiteuz
ten. 0tau glaubt. OaB er i'm Suffrage oes
6dnblers 5u Sort Reno banbelte, melder quite
| 9eld]dfte init ben 9oloiu4ern gu MAIDEN
bofite.
SObn 8rpant, meld)er am 4. Sftober bon
einem 9eipifen aOamS sei9Oiien wurOe, ftarb
9eftern Abenb.
senator MORTON.
81 t6 m ND, Snb., Z. Sftober. Senator
Worton befano itf heute Uforgen nidt gang
10 tuobl, ais bisber, jebof bat itdl iein gu
itano beute absno uieber etmaS gebeiiert.
Sermtid,te tele8rapbtibe 9epei6en.
- Der 6lottenarSt ge. q. q. tllon in
gtorfolt, Sa., mel6er am letten 4. Sult au'
Oem 9ampfer yR. 9. 8ants" Die Ne9eriu
| Sannte Srolun erifloB, ggbe am SamitagC
ge9en $4,000 8iir9faft fir iein @rIdeinen
Dor benz @ountp< auf freien Su6 &c.
iett.
= Die bon Der Sunitreiterin 6 ora Scar
in BOu9bteeplie, q. . g., gegen ibren 8atter
@bas. 6uiteo eingeleittte s be d)eiouug8
flage 1T BON ben @shmorenen abidldqio
btidleoen moroen.
Sen. Sberman nebft Stab fam am
letten Santitase in Gan 6ranSisco an.
= Su Nemarf I, N..S., 1T Sriebr. B0sfc,
tpel6er ben Sob oes Srn. s. 3. Sronmeiel
ueranlaBte, tnoem er ben 2ebteren in ben SluS
itieB, bes 3 o bti 4la9s i4ulOtg betunben
| tporoen.
- Sn 80 an f ter nabe Ri6mont, Sa.,
tpuroe Sobn Ntcginb am Samlta9e pom @m
| $. Soro in einem Streite eridoiien. Der
| W0rOer bat ftd] Der Poli3ei iiberliefert.
- gus 9umu q, 2(riSona, pirb semelbet,
baB DtaiOr Quinn, Der oortige Befeblsbabsr,
Die 9lrbelter an Oer burd Die 9telerpatiou fiib=
renben Glienbabn 9e5wungen bat, Die Irbeit
ein5uitellen.
- Giner 9epei9e aus Sort 8ingate in
4rt5ona Sufol9e lit Der Snbiuuerbduptling
SacO nit 144 Rene9 9ateu in Sort @tu=
gate angefOnlmeu unb bat isine llnterwerfuu9
angeboten.
- Der BANTER Serrman % lite,
lpelder Dor e68 Nonaten nit 9interlaHung
BON Sdulben i'm Setra9e Don 5000 aus
Gin ctnnati perouftete, lit in ct. Qouis
feftgenommen uuO uad Cincinnati gebra6t
lporoen.
= Capt. NOams, loiuie Die Qieut. 8orpell
nno 0odpooo bonn Sn9enteurss s orp
illlO in 81 mpb bis, Gem, angefommeu,
nm einc Sermefung oeS DiiiilFppi uOr5unebs
men.
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Srie9ss BON 1912 beuutte. gs faBt etrpa
bret BfuHo Bulper. Die Qoqe beiist aud1 elm
na4 Dem Sriege bon 1872 on9eferti9tes Del.
9emaloe Ses @ensrals.
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Ser S6iTbrtt6 oes SampferS.y Wafs
fd6t1tSeffS."

YaiIagiere bes geIdeiterten 0ampfersy yOtaiia=
6uietts" famen geitern 4benb aui Dem Oauz
pier ,Srance8" in Stonington an. Sbre @r=
sGblungen iiber ben S6iffbru6 itimmen nit
ben bereitS nerDffentlidten 9lngaben therein.
Ole9eretteten bielten auf Der ysSranceS" mdbs
renb Der Sabrt einegetperlammlur9 uno iart=
gen Woobp unb Sanfep's Spntue. 4ftb.
Seal Dom beianb ii6 am SorD unb bennbte
bic oanferfiiate Stlnlmung Der Sdiffbriitl-
gen, um einen SemperenSuortrag gu balten
unb linen iiber Die gllteu @igeni6aften be8
sSaiiers, weldem fe nit fnapper gtotb ent-
gangen iperen, porSuprebigen. Der Srt, an
wcl6em N4 Der SAiffbrud ereignete, 1T oer=
ielbe, OIL wel6em Der 0aupfer Commodore"
Dor sebu Sabren idleiterte, uno elue Der
gefdbrliditen Steaen on Der &iiite bon gfeu-
@n9lanb.
Der Sampfern StoningtOn" ging nm llbr
heute Oforgen mad bemS6auplate pesS6iffs
bruds ab, nm 10 niel, ais m0gli6, BON oem
Cargo bes geideiterten Oampfers 81 bergen.
@reenport, SIS, 6. Sftbr. r.-OasgSrad
bes Sampfers yWafIa9uI.tts" befinOet id
nod in oerlelben Sage, pie seitern. OerGargo
miro 10 i6neu, ais m0glid), in Siderbeit &C.
bradt, lnb YrGiibent Babcof begt Die Soff=
nung, baB Der 0ampfer ipieoer flott gen1adt
meroen fam. Die granbung lit beute jeoo6
nod 5u itarf, ais oaB oer3uitano oes Sooens
oes 6abr3cu9s bur9 9aufer unteriudt per'
ben f6nnte.
Gin Busiirbampfer unb Elm S9ooner itnb
nit alien n0tbigen Apparaten bier angetom=
men, nm ben 9ampfer mieoer in bas 6abr<
paiier 81 bringen.
Gin s6leppoampfer nerbrannt.
Detroit, Utid)., 6.Oftbr. Der S6leppz
oampfer .SiOga" wurbe in Der per9angenen
gtadt, mdbrenb er cine InSabl Brabme i'm
S6lepptau bate, auf Der 60te bon Boint au
YelO i'm @rieee pollitdnbig burf 6euer ger
fort. Die Wanni6aft purbe gerettet. Ser
gerluit betrGat ettpQ $4,000.
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Cutters 8e0rdbnik

Yongbfeeplte, q. D., 6. Sftbr. =
SIM Stabtratbe wnroe geiteru beiflofen, baB
berielbe benz Sesrdbnifie Oes @enerals Guitsr
am nd6iteu Otittno9 in corpore beimobnen
unb Die 9ei6e bon bem bieiigen6rieobofe mad
8eitrY Yoint be9eiteu iou. aud Der bieiige
Slerus wiro benz Gei9enbegan9niiie beimob-
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SrGuSe.

gSatertomn. 9t. g., Z. Sftbr. - Sn
9ropentoore, ,N.zY., muroen Der ullnionzSal=
8lod" uub mebrere anltcBeuOeScbGuoe III Der
pergangenen gtad)t poQltGnoig Ourd Seuer
SerIt6rt. Utan uermutbet SranOltiftung. Der
Serluit mtrb auf 100000 gei4dtt uno 1T
bur6 Seriidernn9 i'm Setrage bon $32, 900
t6eilipeile geoedt.
Snoianapolis, SnO., 7. Sftbr. - Die
adte Yre5bptertaller STRIDE anf er 8eihette
SeS g8bite< 9iiper in oieir Staot brannte bcute
nieDer. Der Serluit iit nidt ermittelt.
gtewz0orf, Z. SftOber.-Sm Sol5boIe
Der S$o. 0ublep, @racc & Comp. su Sun=
ter's Yoiut brad uni j. llbr beute Morgen
Seuer aus, lpeldeS ben gar5en Sorratb an
Saubol3 - circa 100000 SUP 5erft0rte.
Sn Dem 9Ol5bofe Der Sirma Stmplon, @lapp
& &omp, ipurben etipa 100000 SUP Sol3 in
slide peripaubelt, 9aS Seuer miitbete ben
gan5en Sag, bis man es enoli6 nm llbr
Jtad)nittags inter @ontrole 5u baben glaubte.
I'm l1br IbenDS brad es jebof in Dem
lebtermdbnten SolSbofe bon gfeuem auS, unh
man bcfiir1tet, baB Der nod iibri9e 9pl5por=
ratb eingedi6ert merbeu miro. Si8 lest iiuh
i'm @an5en 100000 SUP Sannenhol3 nebf
etrpa 10000 3uderfdiiern NIB Srbofteu, mel
DIE III ben 6ol3b0fen aufbemabrt murbeu, Den
Slamnen gum Spfer sefallen. Ser Serluf
ipiro lolpeit aaf 100000 geidabt.
Wemterei In etttert S1td)t9atie.
New=D OFF, Z. Sftbr. : Die Strd flingt
i'm ,3u9t6aule auf 8ladmell's Sniel, me6r
als 200 an Der 3abl, 5ettelten ipdbrenb osl
uergangsnen 8o9e einen aufrubr an, neil
man linen ben bisber gelieferten Gabaf ent.
sO9en bate. @eitern Iteap l6ieu Die 8nbt
pieber bersefte0t 81 ietn unb Die SehOrben
erluarten feine tpeiteren Sawierigfeiteu.
Gime sSamtliet xraeoote.
Gt.2outs 7. Ott.-Senrp %. Wlann, GaSiire
Der .stoG garos@@o" in aanias=@itp tobtete eeferr
| ielne breijdbfise Eodter our1 etnen S6us in cas
aepf. 8eiSe biiebeu auf ber Sielle toot.
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9eutibe Sud)Dauoluns
bon -
Grdnria 8 Oh lfumra.

SIoweH=@fe Der Baltimore II. Sbarpitr.
SerbIt= uno QSInterzgSaarcn aler Nrt fit Serremz
uno Smabcufleioer, oiuie ein poleS AIiortiment
TAILOR-TRIMMINGS ju duBerit 6iQi9en Yreiiell.
auSndrtgeu Sdneioern rUcrben au Serlangen Nro=
ben Suseididt. (Septi9, ,3Mtes)
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3erit6rmns einer Gtfenbabn Srii6e
iiber oett WftfSonrt.

at9iion, &s., 6. Sftbr.-@egen ~ llb,
in Der uergansenen gtaat fiir5te Der meitlifs
@runbpfeiler Der biefsen 9roBen eiierneir
Bride iiber ben Mifiourf plOeli6 suiammen.
Die Wausrn batten ii6 bereits ieit 48 Stulls
ben beftdnbig geientt, uno cine groBe Gn5abl
srbeiter mar angeitellt morben, nm bic aata'
itropbe mpmDglif) obSuptnben. llngebeure
Maiieu Wauerperf, aus mebreren 8auieuo
SubifDaros beltebeno, 3uianlmen nit bent
3olbiireau uno Der Sriidenauffabrt murben
in ben SlIB geidleuoert, Die iibrigeu Seitanb=
tbeile oerSriife iino uuuerlebrt. Die Sriiden=
@eieli6aft bat bic n0tbt9en 8eparatlren be-
reits in An9:iff genommeu unb erpartet, Die
griide in ungsfdbr 30Sasen pieber lmStanoe
III habeu.
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WaHel
0dHeI

lur eiie ins 9IuslGnA beIorst innerbai6 "a Stunbe
r. Viaine,
Gdssoer SGlttmprsaTnse UuO SHies'Gptnnss
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Selearapbiide 9epejde1t.

[Yertbte oer ~aTociir.eu 3refe' fir beu rDeuti9er
&orreiponbenteu".
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Weaferei in ett,eut 9ad1ff,a1tSe.
Gtme Natttilieit Sroaoote.

Ct. aouis, Z. Dft.--3enrp ly Dlann, &aiiirer
per rStoG garos@@o." in Saniasz@ttp toetete seern
Serb uno fa9fe fid iel6f Johann ene 3uaeI burb Den
&epf. 8ei6e bliebeu aui ber Siele tobt.
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In NGe, nelde ON ben fsoIsen bon Susenbinnoen
nerpoier Sdrddhe, gntfrdftuns, SerIIit Der DAM
nestrat eiben, ienbe it1 TO emf Ell elm 8esept,
oas iie furirt. Sieies sroBe SeiImtteI iuuroe BON
einem Miiiiondr in SIoz9lmerifa entoedt Shitt Elm
abreiiirtes @oupert oil Rep. Soiepb Z. Snnan, gtaz
ton D, Sible=Souie R.s9. Sitp.
(Ot.S15,t&m., ,i.a.g.D
9ie nenen tiirfiid)em nno ruiiiid,en eIeftro'
demiid,er, Werfarial=, Sdwefel= uno 3ampf=
baoer in Ir. 147, saratosa=, nabe Gutanftrase
fnb jest fir Serren uno Oamen in poller Gbatistei
(Sepit0, Vttef)
g8enn gerSte Stonebrater Su itenz g ps
rup segen Ionse befebenben 5uen, grfdItuns, boien
Sals u.i.p. empiebIen mug er iid rlid gut etn. Se
allen SdnSern gu ba6en. % Cts. Die Slaibe; fir
81. (Suli19, ,3Uite,i i.a.2.O
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Ser 8at,t. .itttfall BEL V6onirpille,

p pbon1rDtlle, Ya., e. Sttbr. Ou
Sritmmer bes anl 0Onnerftags @benbe au
Der yBidering Sallep Sabn" uerungliidteu
3uges murheu 9eftern 4beno auf Sefebl Del
@ijenbabn=@ oerbrannt. 0ie2eiden'
i6au @elduorenen tperben fib am ndditer
Wfittmo9 periannleln uno 3eugenausiageu
pernebnlen. 53rpst Der Serwunoeten, ndmlid
Midael @orbctt uno Srau u. Yeunppader
iinb ieit benz llnfalle 9eitorben, 10 baB Die ans
3abl Der Spfer iid) jebt auf 9 belduft.
(Spdter. Setter 0anfielo unb SObn 2Otlbaip,
sipei meitere Spfer Der 8atuftropbe, erlagell
beute Wtorgen ihren Serlebun9en.
5as selbe ssieber.
Sadionpille, 6la., 6. Sttbr. - Seit
lettem 8eri9te itarben in 6ernanbina smel
Yerionen am gelben 5ieber. Capt. Murdl
pom 0ampfer emma WtclbamS" itarb am
0onneritagS Abenoe. 9eitern erfrauften G
unb beute II Berlonen.
0as @etter lit entl6ieben giiniti9er. Der
Mapor bat abermalS einen Iufruf nm Silfe
on bic Stdbte i'm Rorben erlaiien.
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meroen bette brei neue@rfranfuugeu gemeloet.
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belt barnieoer.
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Rtdl m no, Snb., Z. Sft0ber.- Senat0r
Morton befano itd heute WOr9en uitt gan;
10 mobl, ais bisber, iebof bat itd iein gu
ftano beute Qbeno pieber etrpa8 gebelert.
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Gus oett @obIenrcaio,teu.

9ittston, Ya., 6. Sftbr.-0ie @rubenz
arbeiter Der Yenni. Soblen &c." bei9lofen
in elmer beute absebalteneu Seriammlun9, oic
Nrbeit inter ben bon oer @pmpaanie geitellten
Sebingungen am uabiten Itontuge ipieOer
aufsuuehlleu.
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unb Seconoitrase.
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9emtJtf,e sfeucr, N.=S.<gde Satoz unoS Solibapitr,
Wcaboos b. Baltic. (Seuer), geconbtr., nabe 81
S.=Mpenue.
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unb B.@S.=Mpenue.
9HtlfFu5pn 6 Ssarian, gde Seeonoitr. II. Y.=S.=a
Btr6beap & 8eeneo. gir. A, Seccubftrabe.
Nrppioentia, Sir. II, SouthfiraBe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
NATION.lL BANKS.

The claim that the organization Of the Ma
tiona banks involves injustice to the people Is
tersely stated by "An Old Reader" in his letter,
printed on the 18th, and has force with many
minds. 1t is not possible to get at the right
or wrong of the matter except by looking
back TO the situation when such banks were
organized, and considering what would happen
if they were abolished. In 1861, there were
1,6Ol banks authorized by State laws, Of
which the capital stock was 1929, 592, 713,
and the circulation $500, OO5, 7G7. But the
laws in the different States varied so widely
that the circulation Of the banks in most Of
the States was good in any other State only
at a discount; disastrous failures were not in
frequent; many millions were lost to bill
holders in consequence of the insecurity of
the system in many States and all the opera
tions of commerce were exposed to TevusiOns
through the failure of a bank, or set of banks
in any State. Another system has been sub
stituted. Under it, any note that is good in
one State is equally good in any other; all
notes are equally secured by adequate and
uniform laws; and not single blll-holdcr
has lost a dollar by the failure of National
bank to redeem its circulation, nor has any
person been compelled to pay any discount
because the currency circulating in his State
or neighborhood was not as good as the cur
rency circulating elsewhere. These are very
great advantages. They are worth to the
people of the United States many millions
yearly. What have they cost I
Formerly, the banks established by State
laws were at liberty to loan in the form Of
circulating notes-in some States the whole Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
gn0er 10 Advertisements.

AutsFNF~ts-s 50 Paqe-5tn and 9Th columns.
BANkING NOJ ~ AND BANKERS IN icde-o'A co.uiAh'
ToARp AND IOOMs-.}d P0ge-5t0 column
RrsiNFss NuTICi SIN P0gc-lst column
CORPORATION NOuCEs-3d PGgc-6th column.
Country BOARD-s}d PGgc-5th column
DANCING ACNDEMITS-6fh PdQc--3d column
pENUsTEY-7H Pdgc-6ih column.
DRY 81 FuCc-5th column.
TINANCIAL-7h PdGc-5th and Oth Columns
FURNITURE-GH i0ge-6th column
HtIP NANTED-6M PGyc-6th column.
HOTELS--3d POGc-Jth column. - ,
UOvsFs AND FARMS WANTED- On {Gge-Oih colulnhs'
INSTEUCTION-6M Pdge-2d and 81 columns.
LOST ASD FOJSD--.}d PGQ"-Ath column. go -
N ,RRI. AND SLATE MANTELs-1h IGQe-6th c"lunh'
MARRIAGES AND pEATHs-5m Pdgc-6th column. c.,
MrscEIIANEOUs-3d PGgc-4th column oW F"ge-o'n
column. 49,, -
NEW PTRrfc ATIONS-6N Pd9c-lst ANA "a cO.uuhS'
PpOpos Is-7h Pggc-Gth column. -
real ESTATE FOR SALE-CITl- 0h FGQf-olh g., UNI
Pro0KryN-Gff Irgc-Gih column; CoiNIRr-oW rage
18th column AUCTION SALEs-6to P9ge-Oth cOluhh'
Sans ny AVCuON-7M PdQc-6th column.
SWINGS BANRs-7u PdQc-6th column.
SPECIAL NOIICEs-5M P0ge-6th column. -
sIrrAT-Osse WANTED-MALEs-GM PG3e-Jth column ;
FFNALFs-6N PaGc-5tb column. 80.
STEAMBOATS, AND EAILROAps-6M Fdge-3d anu 4lh
columns. -
sTFAyTRs CcEAN-6t PGge-3d column.
TEACHFRs-6M pGgc-3d column.
10 IkT-CWY PROPERTY-6h Fdge-o'h coumh
CoURTRI-6M F0gc-6th column. 80
To WaOw IT MAY COSCERN-7tt Pdoe-6th column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
UOJg IS THE PRESIDENT no FIND OUTl

now is THE PRESIDENT 10 FIND OUTP
General BOyntOn Of The Cincinnati gazette,
an able man and a true friend of the Pres-
dents. says, in recent letter; &" The criticisms
of the better class of Republicans, that the
"practice has not, as yet, been equal to the
promise, are in too many eases well founded.
"There have been far too many unfit appoint
"ments. and some which seem utterly mex
"cusabe. But every President is shut IN from
"the truth, and must act from the InfOrma-
"tion placed before him. He cannot go out
"and seek it. If he never allows himself to
"be deceived but once by the same men, or set
"of men. this evil will soon correct itself.
1.-THE Republican press cannot do the Presl-
"dent a greater favor than to cuticise unfit
appointments with whatever severity the facts
warrant and any Republican who fails to
"hod up palpablc mistakes to the President
" fails both in his duty to him and his obliga-
" tons to the party"
Nothing could be better, excepting as to sim
gle point. 1t is not true that the President must
act from the information placed before him.
1t is not true that he cannot go out to seek
information. On the contrary, he must under
stand that the information he really needs he
must 20 out to seek for. In the nature Of the
case, that which is volunteered will nearly
always be the testimony of interested par
ties; while that which is valuable he
must seek from disnterested persons, who
want absolutely nothing of him, are not will
ing to haunt the portals of the White House,
or to burden the mails with letters to him,
and whose opinions or facts he can only get
by asking for them. He knows, or knows of,
scores of such men in every city in the Union,
whose Judgment would be valuable to HIM.
If he wants it he will ask for it, If he does
not, they are not likely to Obtrude it, save on
some special, and generally interested, compul-
az