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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06

Pb1la bel p b ia, D. Sept.-9eute Jtad.
mittag, tpabrenb bic neuen 2(rbetter - etma
Elm 0uteno on Der 3abl - oe8 Serre'i6en
gSalsmerfe8, meldle an SteQe Der au8fteben.
ben Arbeiter angeftellt paren, inter @sforte
bon 3wei Yoli5iiten bas 9Sal5wert uerlieBen,
purDen iie ourd eineu pl0blidl aus peridiebe'
neu Seiten9dB6en berporbre6enOen, aus
Mgdnnern, 9 Beibern nno aneben beiebenOen
giner Der arbeiter, 9tamens Oti9ael Sauit,
aus Garbons&ountp muroe burh einen 3iez
selfcin am &opfe gstroffen uno i6per per-
lett. Gem 9lngreiier, ein geruiiier Charles
0furpbp, wurbe oerbaftst. Die Menge maate
elnen Geriuf, Miurpbp gu befreien, unb Der
Yolisif, welder tim unter ieiner Obbut bate,
mar gespunaen, ieineu 9teuolusr 5u 5iebsu,
nm Die ausreifer i'm Sdat) gu balten. 6auit
puroe bereitS 9eitern 4beno ange9riffen, fam
iebod obne erbebli6e Serlebungen pauon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
Ste glbfesttns oes Yoitnteifters
SSillen I'm ct. $D1tiSA

St.9outs, 5. september. - Die bieft-
gen Nnbduger Der Aominiitration pioeripre<
6en.oer BON gemiiien Sldtlern gema9ten ans
gabe, baB 9ofmeiiter 6illeD' obne ale uria6e
abgelett murbe. @s erbe1t, OaB Sr. Silep
iid) perifiebene Wale i'm gSioeripruae nit
Der @ibiloenft. Srore an Brimarmablen uub
@onpentiouen betbciligte uno bic republlfa<
niiGe Yartei oieieS Staates burd feline ietbft=
iuatisen Sntrisuen in 9rOBen gtadtbeil per=
letste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
ttnnoriidtti9fett oes WicesSottt,erz
ttettrS Safta bon YcutefnIpanicm.

5arris burg, Yenni., 5. Sept.-Sobn
2atta, Gice.Gouperneur oieies Staates, reii'te
geitern Hadmittag auf einem Sdneasuae bon
bier mad ieiaer 5elmatb in @reensbura ab.
Oort augefommen, perud)te er BON Sem 3uae
su ipriugen, ebe oerielbe gum anbaltem &c.
brad]t iporosn mar, iuuroe su Bpoen aeid3lele
bert uno brad ben tinfen arm oberbalb bes
Gaenbogens. Wian fiird)tst, oaB er auBer.
Dem cine @ebirusrihatteruns erlitten bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06

Beratbunsslofaf: Scr. 1872, Norb~Gutatpiir.
Ser arose Snbaner@srduterz Doftor 6ebanbelt NIT
Grfols aGe troniiten 9rantbeen bes Sirns, 3aliess
Der eunse, bes Dasens, Der aeber Nteren, Sias pes
4cr3enS unb ieoe linorbnun9 i'm Herpenqfeme'
Gfropbeln, Rrebs, @eidmulf, Banbpurm, yternohz
tdt uno aue drontiden uno atuten 9eioen beoer @e>
lmIedter. Or. eiperpool, Der 9ro6e Snaianers8rdns
ter<Doftor, Nr. 132, oro<0utatpitrahe, behans
bet Gaomenlhmddbe, nerp6ie Shpdde, Smpoten3
nit poltommenen griolse, mas punberte bebeugen
f0nnen. Werft bel biefen bas qeben untergro9enoen
2etben ien @elb mebr meg, ionbern beuht uHb dtelt
Or. QperpooI au 3abe uIlo leb iiber5eugt, er miro
Gud pon sieien Neroen=grfhla beilen. nad
BEN one anteren Aer3te gnd nitpt baien getonnt S9
modte gud, bic SIR Gub iene Batentz Re6iainen babf
boen aen uno 6teie unb jene Nirfur ohnegusen pros
ttrt bGbt auruien: fanngud fiirren. Berathungss
Gtlnosn Don frlh 8 bis Abenbs lhr; Sonnfa9s
aum Behen Der drbeitenoeu QaKe pom friib 10 bis
@e0mihass \ les. (Sunti 4, S1ast.ia2s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
SOtelpreissReSmftiOn.

8om 1. September 1873 an finb i'm .garroua
onz 6otet" SOFT uno 2oels oon $40 an afiipdrts
pro Wonut ie nap oer Gage uno 3ab! Der 9irnmer an
bd6en.
5susr:Searten So oas 9useno.
lSamillen, fpelde fiir ben g9inter 6 o uub9oofs
inantben, miro ieoe animeltaHltst eetuibnet, ullI
tbneIl aue BealenILtdlteit tu rerIhaften.
(SO3-l2SJ W, GS. Coleman, GjeIhdftSinhrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
0aSfo66fen,
6run0eigentbum
III hertauidleu nher III berfaufeu

- auf Der =
0runoeigentbums S0rie bon u. @. S3aII TIM
Gebauoe oes "almertean."
12O M6er 9ano, eine pradtoone Sarm, 2ons=
@reenzYaGep, 10 Wteilen BON bier.
Gdl6neS sSteaelfteiubauS on Warrenftr., aehn
3intmer, $500; fuirb aud 9egen einen eanoit nabe
Der Gta6t pertauiht.
BrobeS 4 ttodtees sieselteinernes Saus On
WtarfetsSpace, edben unb g8obnuns; ie9r biais i'm
Tauide.
9sere Sauaeuem on 2Owionitr, 155 Sus Ssronte,
nur $1,000.
Drad,tpoue @obniine on Der 10. Strase, Waib=
tnaton, 8. G., ioipie Grunbftide in oerelbenStabt
e6r biia su uerfauien ober sessn beises @isentbum
umautaujden.
Neines @obnbausan ealbounitr., nit alen mos
bernen Ginribtunsen; Breis $1,000
3fpei bref0di9e S9duier on WaIbin9ton fraBe, z
3immer nit Waiier; neu unb in suenl !3uitanoe.
Hrets $500 iebes.
farm nit 144 Mdern in @alnert=@ountp, Warps
lanb, NIT ausseseifnetenG5e6dul .4ress30O0.
Sant smeilodise atesslfsinerns 9aulsr on Wba.z
coat=. nabe Strderffr., 3tmmer entbaltenb unb in
sutem 3uitanbe. Yrets $50 iebes. aut seaea cine
Garm umsetauI6t. tiSebrt .12Ditef &2p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
Iolfersr- -Matsrialien
|ttt0 Gttett . Waaren fur W0bsltt
wv SVVSSV <SWW%VV VW% Nv
ttt 8roBen u. SsIetnen,

TN WtoBen u. &letnett,
bas sr6Bte Eager In Der Stabt sn ben id1fed5tem
Setten anaenteHenen Yretiem, n6nlb: Sariden
(Serges), seftreiite uno Brotat=2innenuse su Slip
neberai9en, Reps, 5aattud. Cotelines, 9ltas, robe
Seioe, Blild, 2tpillid, Weddings, Saare, Spruns=
febern, BinSfaben, 3nopfe. Ouaen, Nranien, gdsel,
@uimpe, Gtnuren, Gtublfse uno isledtrobr, iolpe
ales aum Giniaiien, 8eiesen uno anipuben Grfor=
tsrltdbe. s. Gtonen 9torrts & Comp,
(Gept20,1S) gtr. So, 6anoperffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
MpoQtmartS
Natiirli6es
Mineral-m 40 a (er.
o., LoL,tr, Oval SO m o,f f;ropH

0initta beautad)tet burdb Die Academic de Me-
decline" BON sSranfreit, unb beiien 8erfauf in
fsranfreih autoriirt ourt SpeStal=Otfret Der
fraHSofSdhen Hegierun9.
GmpfobIen pom Den b6dfen aratItd)en Wutotta
tdten In gteip= gorf, ais:
ngin ent3Idenoes 9etrdnt."
pYel porSiigli6er, als Vthp, Selters= ober irgeno
elm anberes 2Bajier."
sSebr mobltbuenb uno erfrii6eno."
"Mbiolut rein uno 9efuno; bejer, alS alle anoeren
Da5er fir ben td9lifen @ebraudb fret bon
allen @Hpenounssg sgrinben, iueld1e gegen bas
@rotonz unb flnftlid mouffrenb 9emattes
gsafer selteno gemad1t tperoen.S
"ytur BON ICinem ei9enen @aIe burbSo9en."
DNhblt6 uno bo6ft cnsenebn."
"Seihnb unb iebr seeisnet bel Opspepiie unb
atuten &ranfbeitsfdlen."
HUttlo eHtlGuerno; 6efommt Seroauunasfd)mu
den nno 5ur 9idbt @eneieten porsiialid."
rSet 2Seitem oas ansenebmite @etrdnf, of rein
ooer nit 2Sein aemiitt 9etrunfen !; iebr niibIidb
oel Uiasenz ODER Slaien=@atarrb unb bel @idt."
~yhht nur elm 9urus, ionbern eine ytotbpenbis=
fet."
gu baben bei alien BeinbGnbletn, G5rorefn. Mpoz
tbefern uno OtneralpaiierzS Sdnhaern In ben aansen
Der. Staaten, uno ilf GsoSperfauje be
efreoerik DE Darp & Comp
a9einisen asentsn,
SSr. 41~tIttS 43, gSarren Strake,
81 10 =gorf.
6e ddbte sslafde trdst Die rsaitrirte gel be Btlbz
Mpoainaris Gompanb (eimttes) xomoom.
(Sept2d. 8. .9Rnu& Onnn&p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
&r1nne.

4lliance, Ohio, 5. September. - Die
bielige Sadleinwanoiabrif brannte qeiiern
nieoer. 9erluit s50, 1000, 8erfteruna $780,
600.
Nem Oorf, 5. Septenber. = Die Sel.
Raffinerie Der !5S. 2eonaro & @ais na5e Dem
atlautic -Dod in Srooflpn muroe beute friih
onrb eineu Blititrahl in 8ranb aejebt unb
beinahe adn,lib SeritSrt. Der gerlult betrast
etipa $25, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
Wnsftan0 Der Gonoufae,tre 1t,,o
syabrle,.te a,tf oett We,p=Dprfer
YsferOebdf1uett,

Wepz OFT, 5. Septenlber. = Die @on=
bufteure uno autiher Der Pferoebabueu in
Der 6. unb 8. Npenue iteaten beuIe Die arbett
elm. @inise wentse gBaggons lueroen inter
8eauff6tiguug bon YoliSllten bef1rosrt. g8
periautet, baB aralpalle i'm oberen Stabttbeile
borgefaaen uno mebrere Perioneu perleet mor>
ben ino.
(Spdter.l Die @srii6te iiber eineu bon
ben Ausftdnbiihen peraulaBten Grawaa iul
0beren Stabttheile iinO phne iehen @ruun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
3nlanb-pfpe(d)ea.
Mts Der 8mnoesbamptftaSt.

8aibiugtou, 5. @eptenlber.- 9tobert
Sennebp, Weld)er megeu zines @inbrudls in
baS Yotamt gu Utica, g.zY., su 34ziabri9er
5aft i'm albanper 3u6tbauie perilrtbeilt
wuroe, lit bonn Erdiioeuten begnaoigt NOR
ben - unter pem iibll6en Sorpanoe, ouB er
bel leioenber @eianobeit lei uao ii1 pabri9ein.
lid nid)t ipieber erboleu lperoe.
Die beutige Steuereinnahme betrus $283, :
476.31, Die l3olleinnabme 1926, 6,117.45.
Ioam SaOeau, @eneral=aoniul in 2onoon,
lit nit Dem STANCE zines @apltdnS iuieber in
Die 9lite Der enlerttlrteu Sffi5iere ensetragen
moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
Mnrothntet, I'm Ofri,n1,n.
Stt.ri6tun9.

&nDrbille, Senn., 5. September. -
Ser gteger @eorg 6Olueu, welder I'M DECENT
ber 1877 Sru. SoIepb 0iartin III @reens
County ermorDete, muroe beute gta9mittag
81 @reenuille in @e9enpart ciner 9roBen Otenz
6enmen9e blngerihtet. Gr geltanb Oas Ser.
bred)en auf oem Sd)affote Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
Cine &arss.

WSne S*0tfe.
Gn ale, uelne on ben f5olsen bon Susenbfhnbe1,
aeroofer G&ndGe, Gnttrdftuns, Yerluf Der atans
nestrdft &c. teiben, fenbe i'd 10 3 entre elm Reaept
bas He turtrt. Stees srose Seilmittd uurbe BON
enem Uliiftondr In @hb=amertia entSedt. S1idt elm
nbreHrtes @oupert an Sfep. Sofspb z. Snman, Sta-
ton D, 8ible,Souie, N.sD. sttp.
On.S.1S.t&tp.,f.a.1.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
8alttmore, 49,. 1rettag, ben g. geptem6er 1878.

Saron 5artung. Sn ben baben eriten Warid'
gefehten swtlden DobOi unb Maslal baben
mir Sobte unD % Sermunoete 81 beflagen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
Die 2tbiebttug oes Gomu. 2trtea np,,
Nett=Wtertfp.

gS bingtOn, 5. September. - Die
QntSentetung oeS 9ouuerneura grteQ bon
NeuaWierito uuD Die @rnenuung bes @enez
rails Wallace BON Snbiana fir Dielen 8olten
bilben baS allgemeine llnterbaltuu9s III
bieitgeu p0lltildeu Sreiien. Sin b0berer 5fe-
gierungsbeamter bebauptet, i'm Seitse bon
9laubmiiroisen ytadlridten 81 iein, na9 mel.
den @eneral gSallace elmer Der erbittertlten
@egner Der abniniitratiou gelpeleu leiu uno
bes BrdHbenten Dffentlihes 2eben, lomte ieiz
men Yripatharafter angegrifTeu babeu ioll.
Serielbe Seunlte iagt aud), oaB man i'm Saz
btnette Die betrefienoe Gngelegenheit am Sreis
tage beipro6en babe. Mc@rarD uub Spner
bitten fi6 fir gSallace, 9r. Sdlur5 gegen i'm
au8geprodeu. yfad Gem, mas man BON
Re9ierlIn9sbsamten uernin1mt, miro Der Ser
Iud) genla6t peroeu, I'M nddllteu !Serblte Die
Seitdtigung gSallace'S our6 beu Senat su
biutertreiben. Wian bebauptet, bic Demofra@
ten iperoen gesen tbn ittmmeu, neil er ciner
Der StaatSmdnner mar, lpeld)e i'm Sabre 1876
nah eouiitana gingen, unb Die 9tepublifauer
piirpen gegen ieiue Seitdtigung i'm amte
ftimmen. meil er leine potitlinen aulidten
I'M zines amtes ySillen Su oft selpe1ielt babe.
@be SefretGr Sbomplon nod Snolaua
ging, theilte er einem leiner 6reunbe nit, baB
eluer Der @riinoe, aus pelben er oabin gebe,
barin behebe, bic 0ifferensen, ipeld)e ami.
iben @eneral gSallace uno @oblope 6. Srth
auSgebrod)en ieien, aus5uglsiden. g8auace
ftebt, mie man iib erinnern ipiro, an Der
Spite Der Sp2oiition gesen Srtb's gtonlis
nation fir ben @ongreB. Utan ia9t, oaB
gSallace's grnennung eIfolgte, I'M ibu pGbz
reno Der fomnlenDen gSahl= @ampaane Qus
benz 2Qfanetier 0iftrifte fern Ill bQlteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
Srano &ataftropbe TIT Snaba.-
SSiinf SeriOnett 0Mtd) einitiirs
aca1Ac 0l& aenA.aA na.S rIaI a actA


3 IN q b a, gtebr., 5. Sept.-Oas ,,@ranbz
@entral<6otel" prdbtiaIte 9otel 5uii6en
Chicago uno Gan SranStsco-, ueld)es Dor
led]S SaAren nit einem Soltenauimanbe pon
100000 erbaut iuuroe, iomie baS @sbdube
oeS bieiigen y6eralb" muroen ndhreno Der
uergangenen ytadt ourd Seuer 3erit0rt. Die
9lnltrengungen Der 5euerpehr blteben IN Sol
ge oeS Wtaugel8 an gSufer ohna HeiuItat.
@e9en Wtltternad]t, nadbem oaS 6euer fiini
StunOen lang gebraunt battc, ititrste etne
innere Otauer oes Sotel5 elm, unb 0Dld)s
mdnner ,rueld|e iid auf bem @orrtbore befan@
ben, uurben inter ben gliibenoen 3te9elItel=
nen be9raben. Gin gepiiier 2odfielo mur0e
BON einem berabitiirseuoen SarnisB getrofien
uno erlitt einen Sd)doelbru6.' s. q. Gee, s.
gSilIon, u. J1anOau unO Siup McNamara,
Die inter Der einiliirSenoen Mauer begrabenen
96i6mdnner, tpuroen crit heute ais Qeid]eu
inter benz Sdutte herporgebOlt, ibre lles
berreIte tpare1 bis Sur llnfenntltdfeit Uerfoblt.
Oa8 6euer brannte mdbrenO Der gan5en 9taft
llno mar beltte gtahmittag nod nld)t gelOl6t.
Der Serluit am 6otel piro auf 100000 9es
iddtt. Oa8 @ebduoe ftano Sur 3eit leer,
inOem 9eraee au8ge6ebnte 3eparaturen an
bemielben porgenommeu Duroen.
Bier 6rltbvtts2lrbeiter lebenSt8 be=
Gtaben.
9OOer, N.zS., 5. Sept.-Sn Der @rube
Der r9lnOOper=e ten n-@Omp. "Su 6tbernia, g..
S., etma Weilen BON bier, luuroen beute
friib bier Irbeiter burf ciuen @rbitur3 inter
elmer 30 SUP tiefen 0taIie @rOe, Steine uno
@ebdlf begraben. 8iS jebt iites nod nidlt
9elun9en, bic gu ben ltn9liidlifen por5ubrin.
gen, mo oteielben iinO Obne 3petfel uelloreu.
Sbre gtamen iina: Sobu &pun, ieiu Sobu
Batrid, OiOrrt8 &rouier uub Yatrid Suslin.
Cine NnSubl 2lrbeiter lit emTg nit Der @ntz
feruuu9 oeS Sduttes beidditi9t, ma6t jeoOd
nur geriu9c 6ortidritte, tnbem iid] fortlpdb.
reno meitere @romaiieu bon ben Seiteuwdn=
ben lDlen.
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4te neuen titrftimen umo rniHid3eu eIeftroz
daeHtttd)en, Rerfatial=, e6tpeteI- unS Sampt'
baser In Nr. 147. Saratngas, nabe gutaipfIases
fnS lest tlr Serren uno Damen IN boiler a5dttstett
(Sepi10. .12WteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-06
Gterber 4eidjatttl
fiirfttdle uno ruiiitd,e 8doer fur so Gents
tn
n. 54, Noro=3tbertb. EfraBe.
(SulA,1S) .. 9. aerreD, gisentbimer.
0aM, TIetidbuta.tts & Ionp.'s y,
(oomprossed yoast).

San, TIetinutann & Inmp.'s Wrebbeis
Compressed yeast).
Do mon entbedt bat, baB pieIe Na8abmunssn un'
ierer Sefe fip i'm Dtartte benben, 70 bat ale d1te
BreBbeie unieres abritats au ieben Badete ben ga'
men unjerer Gtrma. ane anberen ftno Nahabmun'
sen.
Nlan perlanse bon feinem Grocer San, 1tetid'>
seanm Comps NreBbete. Edslit frtid5!
NabritzDepot: Er. "a, NorozGntamsStra
g. g. 8enmett, @eiddftsfdbrer.
(Udrsf9, ,12DfeO
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spesial , Notiaelt.
~ seper eeut5@e. ~

H1 Sebet 9eMff de, NN
ieber geiddftsmann uno Seoer, Der ene trilIante
3euns, bic oes Sntereiianten in SaIe Saae bietet,
lefen min, ioate bic morsenbe tsamtass=) Drummer
Der 80 asette"
bonn z. September faufen. 1reis Gents. PA
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SelegrapDiid)e Sepei1eno

bsri9te Der rGiocitrten areSfe. fnt oeu y0satsstq
&errelpouoenteu"s1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
TREASURY ITEMS.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsIIIyGIoS. Tuesday. March

WAsHIEGToN Tuesday, March 49, 1873.
TicUJusc Committee on Banking and Currency has
resolved TO report the bill allowing National banks TO
hold 4 per cent for Their reserves.
The House Committee Oh Coinage Weights and Meas
ures heard arguments from Representatives Davis, OF
California and WreD OF Nevada to-day, ia opposition
TO the proposed abolition Of the trade dollar.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has c0mpro-
missed the nnetecn important tobacco cases In Surrey
County, n. g., IN which the persons violating the
revenue laws were arrested several months ago.
The House Committee on Pos. Offices and Post Roads
to-day heard the argument Of representatives Of Boston
Journals with reference to the pending bill For the
Classification Of mail matter" the argument being IN
oppos!tOu tie section OF the bill prUp0sng The pay
nent postage all newspaperse kept ;hose acveied
by local The committee il GcGirOus OF hearing
the views other persons the subject aud for that
purpose has designated Tuesday noNt.
The House Committee Territories has agreed to re-
port to the House with favorable recommendation OF
Representative Luttcls bill to regulate elections In
Utah The bill provides that every male citizen OF the
United states ventyOne years OF age AID upward WHO
shall have resided In Utah for The six months next re-
ceding any election. aud ten days in the ward, town
shin or other election precinct III which such person
shall offer 10 vote, ana no other persons whatever sIl
Ice entitled to vote This bill DISTINGUISHES women, who
now vote in Utah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS.
REPORT As TO BEEAKWATER AND OTHER
WORKS on COMFY AND RoCkAwAY ISLANDS.
fey TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBCEE.l

A REPORT As TO A BEEAKwATER AND OTHER
WORKS on COMFY AND RoCkAwAY ISLANDS.
ley TELEGRAPH TO The rRIBuSE.l
WASHINGTON, March 10.-ln reply tn the resolu-
ton Of the House passed last January requesting
the Secretary of War to communicate as soon as
practicable what improvements II any arc de-
handed by the interests Of commerce along the
south coast of Long Island between Rockaway
Inlet and Coney Island Point. the Secretary has sub
mittcd the report Of General Newton, whose con-
illusions are IS follows
ErsiA caSatcr along this section 81 tho coast VIII
be needed only when the waves break ON tie bar a;
Sandy Hook, and make run INTO New Otk Bag danger
i'iipc-sihe.
&eoaflhr ndyance ~ the inlet ard shores westward
will probably interfere with The future ue ~ the break
water unless the position OF this structure Le advanced
into dcru water sufficiently far Ia avoid sucl result
1hirl-IAo channel leading into ROcfaNay In.et u
no1- STRAIGHT and maintains tine considerable depth OF
nftern feet the bar which l. amply suhceht Tor All
prc. rtlt and future commercial purposes.
Iotyfh Although the motion westward OF The Inlet
and channel cannot be prevented nevertheless such
direction 10 this channel can be preserved ns
may found b experience 10 accompany ana belong 40
the greatest draucht over liz bar.
IfNb-Thcrc f. strong probability that sooner or later
the Inlet VIII close commercial purposes, mud hence
the mode 81 improvement shOGid Dc Inexpensive as rec
onin rndcd IN the report.
SirN-IHc IL formation 30 he obtained md bearing
uDof the cun.iiercd although indicative 81 eel
tain general results, II Altogether Insufficient for con
le,t OF the questions formally presented AID OF
mos. arising from Tic consideration ihc subject: and
modify conclusions now considered a!i"S' TIER
hal
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report, and submit one of their own. These gentle
men admit that Doorkecper Polk did employ many
persons in excess of the number authorized by law,
as reported by the majority. They say that men
were employed who were not borne upon any rolls,
and were continued in service after being droppe1
from the roll, but they deny that Doorkeeper Polk
has been guilty of corruption in office, or
that he bae required employees to pay to
Others part of their salaries, or that
he is interested in any claim pending
before Congress. The minority also admit that
numerous mistakes were made in the administration
of the doorkepers department, but attributes them
to his nexpericncc, and to the snppositon that
he was following presidents established by the
House. Many of these mistakes, the minority
think. have been magnifed by the majority. Inc
minority also dissent from the report of the major
ity becausel the committee was not authorized 10
report by resolution. and because the majority
recommend Colonel Folks dismissal for reasons
not set forth in the original accusations Oh winch he
was tried.
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TIE RUSSIAN OCCUPATION.
The RUSSIANS BUILDING A BAfLRoAD-fHE GRAND
DUKES PROPOSED VISIT.

DUKES PROPOSED VISIT
LONDON Tuesday, March 10 1873.
The Russians are constructing railway
from Bourgas Jambo AZ Jdmbo'i il connected
with Adrianople by rail, the new line viii enable the
Russians TO send troops from odessa direct To Cen
trail and Southern Bulgaria aud the Esean Sea.
CoNsrASrINoPLE. Tuesday. March 10, 1873
The Grand Duke Nicholas in order TO obvi-
ate the d0icu,;ies about military Escort passing
through the city, proposes here IN the Imperial
Yacht Eyrklick. The Sultan would then return tho
visit aboard the yacht Nothing however IL settled,
and the Porte out consideration for the other Powers,
has requested The Grand DuEc not to embark nj BHuk-
d,rc where the Inreral yacht is now anchored
The two Russian boats, with the Imperial yacht an
chorcd in the BOsphorus fitted for torpedoes but
none are aboard. ,
slfvet Pasha has gone 10 San stcfano 10 inform
Mushtar AID Mchcici All =, sbas that the enarkHon
OF the RUSSIANS stefanO Impossible at present,
and must be postponed
II il eNprce, that Osman Pasha will soon be released
by the Russians and return here.
1t is not believed the Car granted any modhca
tions when lie ratified the treaty
The Council Of Ministers to-day maintained lis oejec-
ous 70 the cmbarkaton OF the Russars 4 Puyukdere.
hut the Porte has promised 10 grant Al caties Tor
their embarkalion at san sefan0 aud R"doaio.
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THE WEST POINT BILL.
THE HOUSE REJECTS THE SENATE AMENDMEN'
Icy IELKGRAPn TO TIE TRIBuNEl

TIE HOUSE REJECTS THE SENATE AMENDMENTS.
TELEGRArn TO TIE TRIBusE.l
WASHINGTON. March 19.-The House OF Repre-
sentaIves voted to-day that il would not concur in
the Senate amendments to the Military Academy
Bill, except that one which limits the number of
cadets at large 10 ten As the Senate showed dis
position to he firm in the position II took, the Con-
ference Committee will find it a difficult task to
reconcile the differences between the two Houses.
The adoption of the amendment limiting the num-
Der of cadets at large TO ten, takes from the
President the right TO make any further appoint
ments TO the West Point Military Academy during
his term Of office.
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CABINET DISCUSSIONS.
SATISFACTION EXPRESSED AT EVENTS IN LOUISIANA

AND SOUTH CAROLlNA
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-At the Cabinet meeting
to-day the general condition Of affairs in the South
with particular reference to the decision OF the SUI
preme Court of Louisiana in releasing General An
derson, and the action Of Governor Hampton In
bringing the militia of South Carolina to the as
sistance of the Government In enforcing the rev.
enue laws, were subjects of discussion ut
the Cabinet meeting to-day. Expressions OF
satisfaction were made by the President
and Cabinet officers. The President did not hesitate
to say that the particular events noted should be
regarded as indications Of proper state of public
feeling in the South
The Cabinet was also engaged with the consider
alton of various appointments. The list of Govern
ment directors of the Pacific Railroad has been
agreed upon.
The session wa brief. lasting only an hour and
half; bnt Secretary Evarts remained for long
time in consultation with the President, after the
other members of the Cabinet retired.