davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, April AZ Sailed. sehs \ Buell. Pssv.
ra.dsieli. brig. Ann Li..ish Baiss: sI:T,. Lsss:
s.sa.: sesr Carl. W.lIss. %oitos, sns .s:r. z:
BxIfIM:fs April as-Asis.d ::.s%:.s s.ri:ss :s
Ss~ . .rs: s.is:y
ysns; s,phaa thr,; Basos M..s";ss; sesrs nsry Z:
Nss.ie walker Ins.ii.. Msyasass; Ksiiis Shat. Cssss
wilmington Sc: iAssis / Wills Armstrong. Sss ssss
ciiAGLEsrON. April 27-cissssd. brig xssva Sober
gs,S Sailed big Gloria. q, x..coa sp, xul..s Bar
s.ss
.:s ::s.; y ..: 81
StW 8 s y: -,sgi .sS. Cen sA.p.s
sp. big mssosa sogoa xss s"' S''' L''''
d.A,gyed bark nons.l osiax. Ldvsrpoois ssAr oss
2atCleared. brig cnqus sorclIs dtaD. Luna Rassaal
rAssxs April asArrivsd scir susan s.fsnsou. sssst
Jam sailed. steamer rss.seo. to. ver. era.
ep, ~ B.rselons: E@ma dssD. Ginsiisi siis M
SEWfSsS spI!i y Arrives .shr; san. rr.... cA.:.
s"iisisss.. GSsasso,, vsssuson, from sc%srsss foe
VIII VISA xs @:a :. r. :. x.s.
s,, as: f':s'Sss ' s..ss sss.S." az s sass:ss
ss Ss,'1 ss ss;' .sas . p asns y:
Nams tIr. Doagiss.. Londesds,ry, .shrs olive Crosby
PORTLAND No. April 26-Arrived. sclrs los Piss, OIL
christ, vrginia Froep"rt end procssasd In Var
uina Baker load tor kit tarsos
Lawrence, Boothbay. 20 load for West ladies'; hsr.
burgess, Calais tor Nov York.
RICHMOND. April 26-saiicd. schrs Henry Crosby
sssio A %i'i 1; s, ss: .s
,s%ss slsrr. xsy.a. Nelson. x.n.ao ..A.
Caroline Mills tIiswJ. Williams. Hiio; LsssIsia, Aeiss
Maxatlan via WILMINGTON.
2-sh--ArrIved. steamer Granada. Connolly, Pausms
sEABECk. April 2U-sailcd. bark Fresno Leach. ass
Francisco.
SAVANNAH. April 25-saisd, schr Ruth Darling. Phi,s
dsphiA
assi-Arrved. steamer General Harness chsssman, N.v
York.
SALEM, April 20-Asrived, sehrs Viola May. Oven
Kempt M, ior Philadelphia Lrsis smith. Essoa Dssis
Island. Va
wTLMINGrOy, NC, April 20 -Cieared. sehr D srissA
| Vent. Pniadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
SPOKEN.

ship Tyro OBJ, RAYMOND. from PhiadsphIs for Hsvrs.
April q, lat ~ IS. lou 80 OIL
snip Saratoga. Kendall from Calcutta Tor Bombay.
March ~. lat = y. Ion II
snis Marie sisdeaseg ,sr) s,seter. from bremen for
Nav YORK.. April ~ lat 81. Ion 4 H.
ship scv,s Baker from HAve for rrapan April TO- lat
ship Xrsmore ,Brl Mcdonnell. IRON Liverpool Tor Nom
tvcsL Apsii ~, lat ~ a. Ion u 81 I-
Ship \ Cox lsr, frora falmouth for Madras. March
g. latJ 10 4. Ion ~ 2UW
Shin Asmeda. otIs Now York for San Francisco.
March ~, lat ~ N, lou IS W.
Ship WIN YEP dis,. neayh.on. from Barrow for New
Bsrt tsrsna .sr. Iiobsood, from Se~ York for Hull.
bark pine; wsiss po. from Sunderland for 80 John.
bark Jo,gep iorsnIsn tNo. IRON Dubiia foe ousoee.
April .. lat -, lon IA ~
E.is. LsrinF. Lonr. nom rhsdelphia for Iioso
March ~. no lat, &c.
York April ~. 30 mills w Of sciIiy.
A bark showing QSLD. from Astoria for Queenstown.
schr Sss.s tBf, from London Halifax, April T. 10
miles sw OF Seilly
sehr Nsulds BROOKS Jones. from Leisn Tor cardsnas.
March 81, lat 20. lou Do
April rs. ~ miles sw OF Montauk.
schr I.ri Lsshrop from Lsxus Tor Portland, April 40
lat ~ 30 Ion eu
March 9. lat ~ n. lou ~ w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt 4 Bussias. Of the German steamer Don.u. from
Brewsu has our thanks special obssvs
lions made connection With the HxsALD vssher
vice.
scan NooRR ut Havana April Is from PhlAdoIphls.
expertcnced hurricane April n ~ Frying Pan Shos,
witch D pieces; had boat carried Away and
gnl broken.
months and has been repairing ~ Nosnk Will
Le launchcd In . lev dsya
EAsr HAnYroH. LII, April 2Srhs steamer Bsngsl tBr,
hutton, from Boston for New York. this morning
ashore - miles OF Nontsuk Point She u 10 ballast
osvsd stating that ths vssssl noatsd Oh high
without assistance.
HALIFAX April 2s-The steamer Worcester, from Boston
for which detained Canso
by Ice, reached Pctou yesterday.
NEw LONDON. April 2s-The steamer City Of New Bed
ford Of New bedford aud New York steamshp Cor
many with troQht aud passengers Tor New York.
sshsre end st Fishers Island dona Island
Sound) In dense tog ut haiipast eleven saturday
night she 10 humping considerably Tugs and scLooncs
have gone her assistance II L. believed she will
Oh Tho passenger have landed hors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29

LIvERPooL. April 27-Arrved. bark Bscchus t"uVs
Bjsrkvist. Baltimore; also the windward. Tabsr. nom "
LoxDos-sailsd from Grsvsssnd April "a. ship Cuos
t0s), stolt. New Yorx. ..
rLyxourn. April 25--Arsivsd, steamer Leasing Nsn'
voss. New York for Hsmburg tsud procsedsd,.
QUrEssrowr. April asArrivsd. bark AidasFr r.
bslien de- Plea
Also arrived 2sth, steamer Peruvian (Br, Smith. Basi-
more via Halifax for Liverpool land proceeded.
ROTTERDAM. April 27-Arrived. bark dsrmsnis (Ger).
Schulksn, Baltimore.
Sailed 26th. bark Bertha (Nor). Gaarn. New York
jacobsen. New York
sASrAxpEa. 70 April 2sArrivsd bark Ksnnard. Down
Ing. New York
srErrs. April rs ARRIVED bark Shanghai tGsD Mans
chuts. Wilmington. NC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Apri 27-salled. ship Brsmsrhavsn Ger),
wohit Pniiadophis; barx shooting sta shot, lmboba
Bssnrx. April a7-Arrivsd bark La oioirs tsr,. Bag-
don. New York.
BoapxAux April 10 Arrived, bark Rhea (0er). Badig.
New lork
DuxKinx April 27Arrivod, barks Unanima (BD. Cain.
Nsw York; Geo jenkins r). soss. do uhe latter 10
badly magsd).
Pnilsdelphis
uAnsuac April 27-Arrived. banks Amolis tSw) Chris-
tcnssn. Wilmington. NO; ASIA, somsrvis tBD trsssr
ChArlsston-
sailed 27h ship Fisstford Taylor. sew York mot pre-
viousiy).
uiyax April a7Arrved bark Desesl Dubrovackit
Drapas. New York.
BALLAD 2esh BARK Brdsepert. Morgan. soushwsa Pas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29

TIE BOARD TO SELECT MAGAZINE GUN roR
THE Anxx-cHARGxs PRxrERR4D AGAINST
GENERAL KAUTz.

GENERAL KAUTz
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.l
WARRINGTON. April 70, ls7&
The Board Of Army Ordnance OfieeFs. which con-
vensd At the Springfield Armory April 3, under the
law providing for board 10 select > magazine gun
Tor the army win adjourn until June Is,
under permission Of The Secretary OF War. Six DIFF
fersnt already been submitted TOR trsai by
the Board each failed 20 Of the tests
decided upon ny the Board and the Chief Of Ordnance
al have been Withdrawn with view 70 remedying
the defects exposed. A large number Of other guns
expected 20 be submitted When abe Board recon
venes. TIC arm 10 be selected Is shoulder piece,
aud Is to be adapted for mounted and loot troops
CHARGKs AGAINST GENERAL kAuTx
Judge Advocate General W Mckee Dunn. who pro-
fsrred charges against General August v. kautz
colonel Of tho Eighth inisnsry, for publishing scas-
Ing review OF hrs opnion the case Of Captain Camp.
BELL sixth cavalry, SON Of Hon. Archioaid Campbell
who WAS commissioner OF the BRUSH boundary sur.
vey isIt here lass night for Omaha, where General
Kautx's trial wall begin on Wednssday General
Ianis N. Palmer. colonel OF tho second cavalry, lsN
hero tonight for duty = mcmbero Of tho court Gen.
erai W. r. Barry, colonel OF lhe second artillery. who
" also member Of the court loft Baltimore tonight
fnP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL Is. 1878.
ARRIVALS.


RYPoRTxp TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AID HERALD
wnIrKsTOXE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer City Of Berlin tB. Kennedy. liverpool April
III "a .s .s: c S s. s @
i.ssS I:yisaS s%s:s.d :s:n;s , sSaRa
ssh is y 49, lon IS 10 ssesaer aonsns go
Sss e 4 s s:.o 70. =
o. o.. bark Dsvins lsr,. bound f. IA !, -.
ia sw .:,. e
sEDS ! q o. vi: i e -
ap.h bark bound signals TMcS Aur
and Flushing is!h with mdss % Punch.
heavy westerly xd. Nth =. ~:
z1i loo 81 s5 passed bark Maria cIemsnsua tr hsh-
Ship Sci. witch lor Boston,. Drew. Dublin 70 days. in
ss NE. 70 s ro ss Rio J.uoo S, DAYS. With
eos. 1. es A%.ucs Co. Crossed Eau.sor March
BsrE Bs.shss Havnsr tof ss.I.pors,: Hsvns. rsdang
s ih ,s S;
the Equator March ~ In lon 70 =. the crsw have
s;:r Is. .;a .as @ =
KAs. Ss III q q on
SssE Sor@.a tSo. Alien. Mvorpool March 80. an bal
s:rs S.dS S as.yos 49, in
p.rs ism.eis as. Allegro Belfast IS days. in b.iisss.
sl5: i s.:. ~ s No. D'. n'''' 70
s.rs A%s,:. !, r.s sp:n days. "''h
Bark b Jones. tof Liverpool Ns,. Mccloud. sasus
days. with sugar to order ~, -
Brig Sirius B AcDynsd. Bsrbsdo. q days. With sugar
70 Ryder fssbody; vessel 20 Gsrhssd Brewer. %
Brig WIN rhipps t). BrandtbotE. Aux C.ycs 10 days.
Orig Narths Palmer of it. John. NIB, Mathews. Car:
days. with sugar 70 Geo corson vessel 10
brig Gsary, Coutlia. ssgua IL days, With 70
ordsr vessel ~ EvAus. Hall 4 Co
Schr A stewart lot Nscnasl Libby uumacoa ~ days,
With and moiasses TO Rivera CO.. vessel 70 Ah
schr Pns b. Nodoro Baracos days. with fruit Comes
4 Psarsali: vessel 50 Dolinsr. Potter Co.
sehr Gen Hail. simmons, Bsracos 10 days. With isub 10
. schr Rscor JOHNSON Virginia for Providsnee.
Echg Forest Oak. Parker. Baltimore tor Nov Haven.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer General whitney, Hallett Bostoa Tor New York.
with mdss and passenger. 20 Z lhcock -
with mdse And passengers " Isaac Odell. .
Sehr Maggie Masters tBr Hslco. Wlndser NS. for New
York with plaster 90 u X De Wolf 4 Co.
sssr VIZ E.s,ss rrosissaSs ssr Ssv York.
Schr fesd- kelsey. Nov Haven for baltimore.
Sehs samuel r. Goodwin. Williams. stamford for Nov
York .
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune, Berry, New YORK for Boston.
steamer Lille Ewiny New York Tor New London and
BsrS Lady tho Lake fB McKeusie New York for Rx.
mouth, 4 (snd anchored In Hart Islsud roads,.
Schr Gsorgs A Pierce, Baker. Now York for salem.
Schr ID Leach, snsw New York for Proviucss0wn.
sehr Thomas Oven. Kelly. Now York for Bridgeport
Schr Flight. Wilson. Pors johnson ur Providence
Schr Decatur OAkss Baker. Port Johnson Boston,
Schr Imoyens Diverty. Hand. Amboy fos rrovidsnss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
A SAVAGE BLOODHOUND.

Ellen McNally. OF No 4oi wost Sixteenth street, was
yesterday afternoon attacked by bloodhound, owned
by a man named House. while she vas going down
STAIRS nj tho above number. The dog seixod her By
hold. biz through, crusning the bones
OF The toes. Tho woman was taken 20 the Sixtscnth
prccinc. station house, and shortly aitsrward 70
Inc New YORK Hospital, where the physicians de-
cded tina, ,he shoulu DO ampusatod in order 20
avert possible fatal results from tue wound plads BY
tho bite Of the dog Sho refused, however, 70 submit
10 the operation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
CRUISE OF The ossIPEE-FAsT TINE MADE
LIST OF HER oRFICRm

CRUISE OF The OssIPEE-FAST TINE MADE
LIST OF HER oFFIcRHS.
[Bx TELEeRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NoR5oLK, Va, April ~, 1878.
The United States steamer Ossipee, Commander 8.
l. Breeze commanding. whose arrival from Havana
was noted in the HERALD Of to-day loft hero on the
22d day OF January last tor cruise IN the West In
dies s,nce hor departure she mas visited tho island
Of Jamaica, British Honduras, Mexico and Cuba.
During tnis cruise she traversed about SIX thou
SAND three hundred miles ana made on an average
seventy miles per day. including ssoppagos This 70
a. fast IL not iastor time than made by any ship In
tue navy. Sho goes up 20 tho Navy Yard alter TAX
lug out her powder, 10 20 out OF commGsion and 10
LAID up In ordinary Tho crew will DO placed on the
receiving ship Franklin.
pLAcRD WAITING ORDERS.
The following officers are detached and placed On
waiting orders:-
4 Commander y l. Breeze.
Executive officer, Lieutenant i. Kingsley.
Navigator Lieutenant A. Dunlop.
Lisuisnants n. 4. Mason, NJ 4. Hall G. r. Holman.
Masters N. K. Miles, q. J.S. Wasta
Surgeon J. a. TanneE
Assistant Surgeon w. 3. smith.
Chief kogiueef George w. Hail.
Past Assistant Engineer II. y. Baughman.
Assistant Engineer X. s Mcdonnell
Paymastcr +. q. Wobsser.
Lieutenant OF Marines George L. Foreman.
Pay Cerk H J. Hartney.
Captains Clerk James FARRELL
Boatswain p. Lynch.
Gunner j. J. Thomas.
Carpenter 9. ToIman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from. bsrks Progress. Lsphan.
Nh the Arctic Ocean, 8th kaiDbow CoGnn, nh. tor
Ii; 18th, Mercury. Mekmott. NIB, for do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
sCEl.l.AN EOuA,

RIO RxNOvE TARTAR PROM rae rEkrH usR
THRICE. 25c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
YACHTS. sTEAMnOA AIRS. 81.

L,OR sALE-TiiE HULL. ENGINE AND BOILER or
tho steamboat Neyersins together separately In
uuire Of u. q. WHITE, ll6 south st. III
J,iIE WILL KNOWN NEwPUaT BUfLT. FAST SAIL
nv cabiu aud coeknis pleasure yacht H. o. NAsthsws
ready sailing. hshns OF gunuing parties week
q charter. inorsn alton yscne
OF 2h 81. south brooklyn. address ~. l75 Her
aid Office
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-08
A SPIDERS Strategy.

DR.. ]. Lawrence Hamilton writes to
the London Times that he saw boy
remove small spider and place it in
the center of a big spiders web which
was hung among foliage, and distant
some four feet from the ground. The
larger animal soon rushed from its
hiding place under leaf to attack the
intruder, who ran up one of the ascend
ing lines by which the web was secured.
The big insect gained rapidly upon its
desired prey, the smaller creature
spiders are cannibals, notably the larger
females, who are given to devouring
their smaller male lovers. When the
little spider was barely an inch in adj
vance of its pursuer, it cut with one
of its posterior legs the line behind itself.
so that the stronger insect fell to the
ground, thus affording time and oppor-
tunity for the diminutive spider to es-
cape along the ascending rope Of the
web. This is not the only fact which
seems to indicate that a spiders instinct
may also equal reason.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-08
Shad In (;eOrgjn Rivers.

The Atlanta Constitutional says: Gen
uine white shad are being caught this
season in the OcInulgee, Etowah and
Oostanaula rivers AT Rome, especially
they are being taken in quantity, one
gentleman alone taking $50 pounds ut
one haul from his traps. We are advis-
ed that these shad are delicious in
flavor, being without any doubt the
genuine white shad. For some years
past the fishermen have been taking
what is known as hickory shad," and
which are without doubt the boniest
and most aggravating fish in the world.
Their bones are set in n tangle, and
there is no pleasure in eating them.
The presence Of the genuine white shad
is blessing to the people of Moth
Georgia. Inst, al of having to pay 25
cents pound as formerly, they are
now hawked about the street at and
s cents q pound. These shad are the
growth from the millions Of little fish
placed in these rivers under the direc-
ton Of the government last year"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-08
The Response to AN Invocation.
Omaha Bee.

One dav last week four citizens Of
Grand Island were playing game Of
poker-5 cent ante in well-known
saloon Of that place. A dispute arose
as to the game, when one Of the party
made use of an expression about as fol-
lows: II hope Christ will kill me, if it
isn't So" He had dealt the cards and
the betting on the hand was over, when
he passed them back To The next man to
deal. The dealer shufiled the cards and
handed them back to the man to cut
them, at the same time giving him a
light slap to attract his attention. The
man did not move. He was found to
be stone dead.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-08

THE steamship City OF Mexico, which
arrived here yesterday from Vera Cruz,
has on board $4,000 in specie. So bales
and 736 bags Of coffee. If we had regu-
lar and frequent communication by
steam or sail, with Mexico, our coffee
trad. with that country would expert
ence al early revival, and would soon
become prominent feature in the for
eign importing business of this city.
The CorlOva coffee Of Mexico has be-
come great favorite with the consum-
ers of the fragrant berry in this CITY,
N. o. Times, 1871
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-08

THE Hessian fly only fourishes in
damp or wet seasons, while the chinch
bugs fourishes in dry years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-08
INDIAN STRIKE.

San Antonio advices Of April eth
says another Indian raid is reported on
the northwest frontier. Raiders were
seen to-day near Escondido. be-
tween Forts Concho and Stockton,
where the mail-rlder was killed
last week. These Indians are irons
the Fort Stanton reservation. The
Indians who captured horses and muir
dered fifteen persons last week near
Laredo have made good their escape.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-08
THE TAILORs' STRIKE.

st. Louis advices of the 1st inst. say
the Journeymen tallors of that city
have taken steps for strike for an
increase of wages. They have made
a schedule of prices which will
be presented to all the bosses, and if
the latter do not accept it the strike
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-08

The following statement of the coin
age executed at the United States mint
during April, 1878:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-08

Ngiaed = en1la - ~ ~. ~
Un3aed ohtes and Great Dtitah " lie
treaty a Washington, are ob6god %
ne due diligence % prevent the fitting
out, arming or equipping Of any veasel
which It has reasonable ground 70 10
ieve j. intended TO carry war against
powers with which it 10 ct peace. But
until war shall exist between any two
nations there can be no breach Of neu-
trality in permitting either Russia or
Great Britain from fitting out vessels in
this country for any purpose.
THE FIFTY MILLION It Pm CENT. SALE.
Representative Phillips bill introduced
to-day sets aside tho recent sale Of n
per cent. bonds to the syndicate; do
clares the sales made with the associa-
ton to the exclusion of al other citi.
zens, to be contrary to public policy,
and also declares against sales for coin
certificates instead of coin. The pur-
pose of the bill is to bring the matter
regularly before the banking commit.
tee, 30 as to report it back in order to
set aside the sale, and leave the sale Of
bonds for coin alone, 70 that bonds can
be sold to others without the consent oi
the syndicate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-30
Sages >Netisteiten.
(9sttortsne, telesrapbtid3e ansgsed5elsIa.te,
Nottsem.)

Ser ssarmer 8utler in G ~ 3, Mid,.,
elm Dtann bon pier3ig Sabren, 1T nit Der 49,
idbrisen aoa Burton nod europa sesanseu.
Seine Srau bat er feen laiien. @r nabnl
1000 Dollars nit, uno Die Srau TT Ieti
sans mittellos.
Baltimore bat O0Saooner i'm q II ffe r H.
@efhafte, Cincinnati aber bat piele Gau'
leno @hoouer I'm Bler.@ Sc dafte.
Mmos S. Bleefer, Der g1em Dorfer Uf d
fiQfeitsapoftel unb @irth 8hans
Fpitel, unb Elm anbner Temperen5presiger
gioulens 6ranf Weers, finb perbaitet NOR
ben unb lpsrbtn bsihuloigt, In Elm 9aas siH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-30
GnropaIid)e Sfabelberi1te.
Snpbus in Gmslano.

Oon, 20. Snli. @ine 0epeide aus
8ladburn an ben y@lobe" meloet: Scr
EDpbu8 1T in epiotmtider Sorn bier ausge-
bro6en. 0rei Beriouen itarben beute Wtor-
gen, unO $50 Yerionen lie9en an Der &ranf=
bit oarnie0er."
Sic Gruenuung oes WatquiS oon 2orue sunt
9eneraisouperntur bon Sanaoa.
2onoon, 81. Suli. - Die ySime8"
fniipft folgenoe getra6tuu9en all Die @rnen.
nuu9 be8 Marqul8 BON 9Orne gum @eneral=
@ouperneur Don GAMBIA: u8a8 @eneral.
9oupcrneur8amt er0ftnet oem Mnrqui5 cine
@arriere, pelde i'm eintgermuBen fir Die @inz
iteQung Der potitiihen SGdtigfeit, gu rpe6er
er onrf feline Sctratb 9e3mHnaen muroe, entz
IddDigen mlrO. Nlarqul8 bon &orne lit ais
iutelligenter, gebiloeter Wann befanut uno
nirnmt beionoereS Snterelie an ben Solonle'n
oeS 6etd)5, mas er our6 leine in frIber Sugen0
9emadten Reilen unO leine erlten Sd)riitperfe
bclpies. Seine Grnennung miro, menn mr.
nid)t iebr irreu, BON benz Sofe GanaOa'S nit
qr6Berer @unit aufgeuommen merben, alS irs
9enb cine aubere UfaBregd Der 9te9ieruug ieit
Der @riinbung Der @olonie."
ShiiTsnadrtdjten.
2ono 30 II 30. SILL. - Ser Odnlpfer
yatiatia" lit beute BON ytelp Dorf bier angez
fommen.
Die 9ampier yQiipria," bon Stem 9orf
mad Sritol, uno yStag, "uon 9ielu DOrf nad
6ua beltimmt, baben bcnte ibre reip. Safen
erreidt.
8rttoI, 80. Suli. - Ser 9ampfer
,Oeuon" lift heute Don yiem Yort bier eill~
getrOfien.
Soutb amp on, 30. Suli. - Der
Oampfe1 y0anla" llt beute BON ytep 2orf
auaeiangt.
Rotterb a M, 30. Suli. Ser
9ampfer r0taaS" 1T bon Nep Dorf bier
eingelauien.
&lasgom, 30. Suli. = Der 9ampfer
yState Of Georgia" iit BON gtew Dorf bier
eingetrOiitn.
Giperpo 30. Suli.-0er 0ampfer
,gt. Souls" lit bon Jtem Dorf bier ein9ez
lauieu.
yfarRt nno Sorie.
2on0on, 20. Sult, 1870 JtaGnI. -
Ssretniqte staateu Sbligationen neue
44zpro5. 1913, 1867er 1913. Grie 18t, Prtz
oritdteu 334, 9feabinger 194.
2onoDn, 20. Sult, 1.30 gtafm. -
@OniolS 95b fir @elo unb DO. fir Srief.
Die 0iSfontorate i'm offeuen Oearfte auf orei=
monatlide 9Se9iel betrd9t St Pro6eut, mas
Inter Sanfrate lit.
PaItler OepelG]eH NOllTeH 9ellle IuH1plO8eH7
tige Jtenten su 113 6rancs 374 @eutimes fiir
Sriei.
Son on, 30. Suli. 1hr Ga9m. -
Sereinigte 9taateu Sblisattonen, meme
6iiufer 1888. @rle 49,, Neip Serieper @en=
tral 384.
2iberpool, 20. Suli, 1890 gfa9m. -
8aunmole lebbaft. Utitteliorte Sberldnbel
9Il6d; Orleans 11I16; Serfdufe betruser
beute 18 900 8allen, einidlieBliG 5000Saaen
our SpefulatOn uub gum @rporte. Sit
heuti9e Saumwo1 3uflbr berug $500
8allen, eini6lieBlid) 94O0 aus amerita.
2iperp [, 20. Suli, llbr yta6m. =
S6n1als 81 Sd. Sd pro @tnr. fiir amerif
0iperpDol, 20. Slli, llbr gfahm. -
Son ben henttgen Sanmnoa yerfdufen mo-
rem IL 300 8allen aus 4merita.
ssnrse &abeioepeidIen.
Gin geitern in 0oHoon fatt9efunSenes
SaubenidieBen 5uiiden bem @apitdu SO
aarbus unb benz Gapttdn Sbele1 nm eiuei
BreiS BON 5000 fpuroe bon benz Griteren &c
iponnen. 9le Nnsabl Der grefer bes @api
tdns gogarbns 1T bic grDBte, uelGe le gele
sentlid) zines Sanbsnidtebens in @usIani
senla4t puree.