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The New York herald., 1878-11-16
Fire 0n Land and Sea.

II is seldom that we are called upon to
record so many fires in one day as this
morning The destruction of large por-
ton Of one Of our smaller towns; the mar
row escape Of Atlantic City from the fate
that beiell Cape May a week ago; the burn
ing of penitentiary. Of railroad train
and of portion Of the cargo of one Of our
large ocean steamers, which are the main
features Of the fiery chapter elsewhere
printed, give color to the notion that acci-
dents, like startling crimes. in obedience
to some rule or law, have way of arrang-
ing themselves in groups and combinations
Chief among the disasters Of yesterday is
the destruction of the principal business
portion of the city of Bradford, in Penn
sylvania. Fifty buildings we're burned, and
the loss, il Is estimated, will not be far
from three hundred thousand dollars. At
Atlantic City several dwellings and
stores were laid in ashes. and at
one timo it was thought that the
principal summer hotel in the place would
be botted out. That it was saved is for
tunate for either the insurance companies or
its owners, but it is q rather doubtful benefit
TO the public who, in the course of things,
will patronize it next summer. The lesson
which these two fires teach is one that has
been set before those who are mainly
interested . thousand times, but all to
no purpose. II proper precautions had
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
been taken to guard against such disasters

been taken to guard against such disasters
large amount OF property would in all
probability have been saved; but the penny
wise policy is so rooted in the minds OF
rural Legislators that wisdom comes to them
only when it is too late. Fortunately the
loss Of life as the result OF the days disasters
is small, the only deaths being those on the
burning railroad cars. The penitentiary
residents Of course escaped unsinged. In
regard to the steamship fire, it speaks we'll
vessel that, although portion OF her cargo
was burning for four days, few Of the pas
sengers were aware of its existence. In such
cases panic is almost certain destruction.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock mar
ket was active and feverish. Gold was quiet all
day at 1OOls. Government bonds were firm,
States active and railroads irregular Money on
tall was easy at 3 4 per cent.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

POSTMASTER GENERAL KEYS report, synop-
sis OF which is printed another page, contains
several valuable suggestions looking to the
greater efficiency of the service, which it il to
lie hoped Congress will at least fairly consider.
There is no department Of the government that
comes closer to the people than the Post Office,
or upon which they are more dependent. They
expect good service at its hands, and are un-
willing that its efficiency and usefulness should
b. impaired for the sake Of paltry economy.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

ONE OF huRPnY's CONVERTS last evenn z made
a valuable contribution to the temperance
fiind-ihe pawn office ticket Of his watch. which
he had pledged to enable him to buy spirits
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

sess the skill to catch thieves they at least
have tenacious memory in regard to crimes
actually committed. In three weeks they
have not forgotten the theft of as many
millions
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE. Here is til,
Excise Board revoking liquor licenses because
OF violation of the law.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

As THE FITz JOHN PORTER investigation is
likely TO last for the balance Of the century the
President has determined to give ex-Sur.eou
General Hammond a board Of inquiry OF his
aNn.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

The VESSEL on which the South American
tigers were sinuggled few days ago has quietly
slipped away from the Custom House authori-
ties. Let is see what the tigers will do
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

Mr.. SHERMAN has the price of Newfound.
land-no, the fishcriesall ready, but Mr..
Evarts has not yet sent his warrant for it.
There is no danger, however, that the British
government will allow him 10 forget IT,
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

SOME INTERESTING LTERATURE, pro and con
in regard to the Riverside avenue contract, will
he found ON another page.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

CAMpASA. the Bridgeport pedestrian, is doing
well, and it is not improbable that he will sue
ceed in beating OLeary's time.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

BETWEEN Territorial legislation and the legis-
lation of Congress il is impossible, Governor
Emory, Of Utah, says, to obtain a conviction in
certain causes. This shows the advantage of
having Mormon lobby at Washington.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
ITALIAN opERA--"LUcrA' AND 'LEs pAprL-
Ions"

ITALIAN orERA--"LUcrA' AND 'LEs pApIL-
Ions"
Edsardc.. campanin
ainiondo s,s fo
Sarmsrno Sig tfa.1
III the reception OF Nine. Gerster in Ia Sonnam-
bula on MONDAY night royal welcome. that
extended to her last night In Lucia srand
whelniing ovation. which In spontancity. strength
and spcndor fur exces any similar tribute
porancous artist that be recalled. Not since those
exciting and 20 b. forgotten experiences of the
past. when the unparalleled enthusiasm that Jenny
Lind awakened was rife. has scene been witnessed
1T the academy in amy degree comparable with the
extraordinary demonstration OF last night.
The boxes blazed with beauty adorned with the
magnihccncc OF artistic and elegant toilets; the
orchestra and balcony the galleries. the usually
unenantable upper proscenium boxes. we'll every
available inch Of standing room. denscy packed
with eager and excited tbrong of listeners. Seldom
IL Ser before has vast an audience yielded
itself 80 absolutely to the spell OF art
and. seldom. indeed. has artist come forward who
completely commands aud enthrals public, made
up OF such widely opposing elements such All as
seulblage rvpr.sents Nine titrStcrs Lucia IL o rev
clation is original Ia its conception, permeaed with
marked individuality In iss Characterization and in
comparaby brilliant and convincing in its execution
There Is not shadow of shade Of conventtonanty
in this artists Lucia 1t s simple, earnest. pathetic
passionate in its dramatic aspect. brilliant trGthfu
| refined and finished in its musical limning One
| scarcely realizes, in hearing this artists wonder
full alt notes. that extraordinary technical dacuties
are being met and yanauished There is snch con.
surn,nae ease aud grce such absolute elasticity , ana
singer attempts that the actual difficulties which she
overcomes lost sight of or recur to the heaxer
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
WITH SUPPLEMENT
NEW YoRK. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lc. 1878.

The ps'0ddbsliaes are hat the ,ceaUter in Neio
York and its ricinity to-day aciA be scarmer and
fair, or partly cloudy, folloared by gradually in
rreasiag cloudiaess. Io-,aO,ror il promises 10 Le
scarm and partly cloudy, possibly ,ciM occasional
4diJss
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

The VERMONT MURDERER sentenced ycster
day to be- hanged two years hence has been
given ample time for repentance.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

CONSIDERING the state Of the thermone ter
Halifax is getting up good deal Of enthusiasm
over the coming arrival Of the Marquis Of Lorne
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

ls THERE ARR AyY MES in Ohio who have not
yet obtained Office under the federal admi inistra-
ion now is the time to come and see about it.
The railroad fare is down 10 dollar
The New York herald., 1878-11-16

THE RESUMPTION SKIES Frightening
Bostons fittyon associated banks have unan-
mously ndorsed the action OF our Clearing
House.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16


1Hg wEArHEG.-The centre OF highest press
Il rcceding rapidly into the ocean before large
depression that is advancing from the west.
The influence Of the high area extends far into
the central valley districts and the lake egions,
but conditions viii be changed very much dur
ing the next twenty -four hours by the eastward
advance Of the depression. The pressure il be-
low the mean in all the districts west Of the
Mississippi River, and is likely TO continue 80
!or some days. Heavy rains have been general
throughout the Gulf districts and the Mississippi
Valley; elsewhere the weather has been fair.
except on the Sonth Atlantic coast, where occa-
sional cloudiness has prevailed. The winds have
been from light to fresh on the South Atlantic
and Calf coasts, fresh in the West and North
west and light elsewhere. a general rise in
temperatures has taken place except in
The northeastern districts, where they
have remained nearly stationary. Strong gales
continue over the British Islands. attending
This storm was predicted to arrive on the Brit
ish and Norwegian coasts about the 18th by the
HERALD Weather Bureau. On the 18th the
weather throughout the western coasts of Eng
lsud. Scotland and Ireland became very unset
tled and strong gales have since prevailed, 40
soupanied by rains and snow. The weather in
New York and its vicinity to-day will be warmer
and fair, or partly cloudy, followed by gradually
Increasing cloudiness Tomorrow It promises
10 Ne warm and partly cloudy, possibly with
sr-a<ional rainA
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

PARK THEATRE-LoTrs
ACADEMY OF Observation-Disclosures
GlLMoRES GARDEN-BARsuAs Snow.
BROADWAY THEATRE-Orro.
LYCEUM THEATRE-JosHUA WHIrcoNs.
BowERY THEATRE-woMAN THE PEOPLE
wALLACK's THEATRE-ouR CLUE.
ONION SQUARE THEATRE-MorHER AND SoS.
STANDARD THEArRE-ALsosr a LIFE.
ST. JAMES THEATRE-TaE BELLS OF coRsEvIILx
GERMASIA THEATRE-DR klaus
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-orHErLo.
NIBLO'S GARDES-AcRoss corrIxESr.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-sraucK On
AMERICAN INsrITUTE-ExHIsIrIos.
WINDSOR THEATRE-vAnIErY
THEATRE cohIQUE-vARErY.
ABERLE's AMERICAN THEATRE-wILp BnL
TIvOLI TIIEATRE-vARIET.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs.
TONY PASTORS THEATRE-vARKrY.
ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-LoAS EXHIBITION.
NEW YORK AQUARIuM-TRAISED HORSES.
CHICKERING HAIL--SYxrHosl CoScKRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18

ndbmtu stiua 2700 9eputatlcnea aus alien
Rbeilen 6eS G6nigrei1s oil Der Eeier 4ntbell,
General Dtebici uar ber etnjige Bsrltteie III
benz .3uge. Der 9ebtere betuegte ftG bon otill
Gurlndl Ourd be BiajJa 81 Spagna man
Der BlaIa bel Bopolo, Johann ben @orlo
b,nnb bis nahe ans Gnoe oellelbeH uno luets
Ter uah oem Bantheon, luO er I'm llbr aH'
ldngte.
Der Grabiteiu, wsl9r iiber Der lebten
8ubefatte oes STnigS ausebraft rperben ioa,
III eine etntad1e Blatte, ami ruclder iih als
Snldrut nur bic gSorte befiuoeu: ,SittOr
emanuel, criter S0uig BON Stalien."
ueber Dem @in9ange oes Bantbsons mar
folgeuoe SHId]rift angcbraft: ,Stalien bittet
nit bem StOlse elmer Dtutter, nit oem 4nnlz
mer elmer Sod5ter, oaB bic llnlterblidlteit Der
@ere6ten mo Der Sapferen ieiuem groBen
SDnige, melder eln treuer Siirger uHo Gin
triumpbreidler Srteger mar, perlieben peroe."
9as Sa9eSlid)t mar burd Die Seoedung oeS
0a6es aus Dem YantbeOn ausgeidloiien, unS
Die anltoBenoe &apelle oeS BapiteS Clemens
XI. mar nit @olo NIB Burpur bebGn9t.
9ie unterbamOIunsem oes Generals Gampos
init Den enbaniidlGn Sniuracnten.
Qonoon, II. Sanuar. - Giner Reuters
iden Oepeihe ans 0taorib Sufolge bat Die
lpuHtlu]e JtYlIA4Y lClUt 2tuulltujIeIl NUtI
Die anaebltf) bonn @eneral Ofartine3 @ampos
beabf9tigtcn llnterbauOluugen nit ben cuba
uiiden Sniurgenteu unO ideHtt Der aHgabe
teinen @lauben.
Serbisn.
8elgra0, II. San. - 8iirit Ylilan err
flGrt i'll elmer 9epeihe all bic Stuoenteulegion,
er iucrbe an feinen 6rieoeusIhluB benfeI, bis
er Brt5ren cln9enOmnen babe.
t4riedlcnInu0.
9Sien, II. San. - Sine 9epeidle Der
p yYolitiiten @orrciponbeu5S meloet aus gltben,
OaB Die griedIi9e 8egierHn9 Dor Der tSanO
Der friegeIiideu Stmmung oeS Solfes feine
6olge letfteu piro. 3pii6cu GngtauO uuo
@riedeulano iinO miftige lluterbauoluugen
I'M @an9e, BON Oeren 8eiultat eS abbdngt, ab
SriedenIano itber fur5 oOer lang siuen tbdtis
gen 9ntbetl all ben gegeulpGrtigen 8ermide.
lungeu nebmen luiro, ooer uid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-18

6ran5isco II. Sanuar. ar.-Seit
einlger 3ett 1T in Den bon Sen Igitatoren &ear=
nep, Sntgbt, QSeuod II. q. peranitalteten 10,
genannten 9lrbeiter Serlammlun9en cine
bDd)it aufrei;euoe Spradle gefiibrt moroeu,
unb in einer geltern Ibenb ltattgefunbenen
Seriammlnng puroe siemltf beitin1iat ange=
beutet, oaB etu Ingriff auf ben morgeu fdlli=
gen Oampfer ,Sofio," auf meldem iid) cine
4usabl 9ineitlber Yaiiagiere befinbet, i'm
St)iloe gefiibrt miro. Der Wtob bat 5tb auf
Ratb leiner Siibrer miIit1rid) or9aniIirt uno
@afien anQetauit. Der 0tapor bat bic 4ufz
merfiamfeit Der SuperoilOren Seb0rDe auf oie
Orobungen Der 9lgitdtoren gelenft nno oielelbe
geforoert. Sin @ontite Der SebDroe ipiro ftd)
beute Abeno na9 Sacrdmento beqeben uno
Die 4nnabme elmer 8ia befiirporter, rpeldle
ben Mapor ermddti9t, I'M gtOtbfalle cine Nm
5ahl SpeSlal. .Yolisiiten auf Die 0auer aller
etpai9er 0tubeit6rungen 3u ernennen.
9ounerneur DtcGomb bat Die ganSe Milis-
nladt Der Staot angepieien, iid) in ben oerz
ibiebenen gSafienidlen gu ueriamm2ln mo
bis auf rueitere Sefeble balelblt Su perrpei II.
@eneral Otc0o,pea bat Den 8 b0roen bic In
teritiibung Der Sunoestruppen sugeIaqt. Scar.
uep uno 9Sellod murbeu beute glbeno rpeqen
Nuflpie9eung, SerI9mOrung II. |. 10. oerbaf=
tet uno in @rnangelung pon Siirgidaft eii
geftedt. sic erfldren, iie tpiirosn feline Ser
iuhe MAIDEN, Siirgldaft gu erlangen, unb
alle bon ibneu oerannalteten SerIammlungen
nit ausnabme Der ionntdglid)en tpiiroen fitni=
tig i'm @ebelnleu Dor fd3 sebeu. @egell
9night 1T ebenfals Elm 5aitbeiebl ausgeitelt
morOen.
Die BOli5ei bat gefebl, alle 8srIonen,
ipelde aufrei3enOe 8eOeu balteu, prompt slt
perbaiten.
(Spdter.) Der 9aupfer Sofio" fam beIte
an uno Die Yoli5ei iiberlpa4te Die 2anoung
Der Baiiagiere. IS fano feline 6ubeltOrung
ftatt
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Gnrop1iI9e Gabelberid te.
= - lA..ISA A,..i4

SeutfdlIano. Cine Stcmpeliteuer. Ser
s3sutit nit Rtcaraatta.
Son B II, II. Sanuar. = Gine Serltuer
0epeihe meloet: UPreuBen bat Dem SunOeS
ratbe bic @tnfihrung etner SunOe6lteuer gum
8elten ber 8eiflSfaiie I'M gaBen oentlten
9teide uorgeiflagen. - Su 8eSug ami ben
3rpiit nit gttcaragua m"geu WttBbanplung
0eS 0ortiqen Deutld)en Soniul8 @tIenud lit
nod fein @inperltduoniB erSielt moroen. balb<
ofTSielle Sonrnale be5lpetfeln, OaB Die Affaire
fre0lld betgelegt mcroen faru."
Wiarft nno S6rSe.
2oubon, II. Sanuar, 1890 ytad)m. -
@ouiol8 50 GIG fir @elo uuo 90. fir Brief.
g5ereintate Staaten Sbligatipuen, 10.40er
Coupons 109, 1867er 10Y, Cries, BrioritGten
234, Nerp Serieger Central @onlolS 66t,
Reaoin9er 164.
Qonoou, II. Sauuar, 2.30 gtadm. -
@onIolS 95 SIG fir Selb uno DO. fir Srief.
9aS 8ullton in Der ,Banf bon gngluno"
nabnl tudbreuo Der Oerfolienen gSofe nm
e75, 900 Su.
Qonbon, II. Sanuar 3 llbr Na6m. -
0a8 8erbdltniB Der 8anf 8elerne gu ben
Serbtuolt9feiten, tueldeS lette 2Sod]e 39g
Bro3ent betrug, lit iett 40s.
2onboM, II. Sanuar, ll6r gtadnI. -
0as 8ullion, mel6es bellte AMI 8ilan3 aus
Der ,,8anf BON @nglano" ge3Ogen muroe,
betrug 100000.
2onbon, II. Sauuar, ll6r gtadml. -
Sereinigte @5taaten Sbligationen, l867er
1868, neue Al pres. 1044, neue 6itnfer 1861.
grie 81.
Bari8, II. Sanuar, ll5r Nadn1. -
SiiufproS Senti9e 0tenten 109 Tranc8 q Gen<
times fir Srief.
Baris, II. Sanuar.- 2Se9iel auf 9onz
con % Srancs 16 &entimeS auf fur8e Sidt.
Bari8, II. Sanuar, - @ontaHten in ber
ySauf bon Sranfrei9" baben luGbrenO Der
pergangenen gSo9e nm 16,8O0000 6roncs
ab9enontmelt.
Hioerpo oil, II. Sanuar, 12 ubr 0.-
Die 8aummoa 3ufuhr betrug bente 1O, 600
Sallen, einldliebli9 2700 aus anterifa.
gtnerp Of, II. Sanuar, Il. 80 yiad)m.-
8aummoae itetiJ. Sberldnoer 6 Sd; ytetpz
Srleanier 9I16d. 8efduie 10, 900, 8allen
etnidlteBltf 1000 sur SpefnlatiOn unb gum
@rporte.
2inerpool, II. Sanuar, 1.90 yfadm.-
Sdmal5 40 cd. Sd pro @trtr. fir amerif.
'2ioerp OF, II. Sauuar, llbr gta9m.-
Son ben beuttgen Saummod, Serfdufen Nos
rem 6700 Sallen aus Nmerlfd.
gdliiisnod1rtd,ten.
9onbon, II. Sdunar. - Die 9ampfer
sGranffort~ uno Dorian" ino BON geerp-
Y0rf angelan9t.
2 cen Stopn, IT, 9annar, - Der
9aHlpfer DWsonsauaa 1T Don giep-Dorf eine
gelaHfeH,
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DC @eerotauna @titor s lsn,annel's

LG SoGSPotBNHD ctilUE VnthNueA ~
6 0 m II. Sanuar. Sle Seerot9urg
oes perltorbeneu S6nig8 BON Stalien fau0
6eute 1tatt. Der 2ethenlug gebrau6te II
Shnbe, nm etnen 9egebenen Yunft 81 pai=
iiren; utdlt ipent9er, ais 700 0eplltatiouen
aus alien 86eilen oe8 a1nigreidlS betbeiltg-
ten iid) an Der 6eier. Die Soititme Der 0iploz
maten unO Sertreter oer auSmartigen Utddte
maren auBerOrSeutlid pradtuD4. Der Sron-
prlns uou 9eutid)Ianb unb bic Yertreter Seft-
reidl's, BortugaPs uno Saoeu'5 maridlirteu
uebeneiuauber. StebenStg 5eriebte rnb Scr.
Idofene italien!ide 6laggen erbGbten ben Gtlt=
orud oes impoianteu 3ugeS. lin 4 llbr gfah.
nlttag8 murbe OaS prddti9 gei6miidte Bans
tbeon crretd]t. Der Geldenmagelt, ueldjer bic
lleberreite Siftor @manuel'8 nad ibrer lebteu
JtubeitGtte 6efGroerte, mar oeriebe, ruelfer bel
Dem 8egrdbniiie be8 S0uigs Sarl Gilbert be-
uubt murOe, unO trug auf ieiuer Oede bic ei=
ierne Stone. Ale leiOtragenoeu gtnoen III
6uBe, Die firAltde 6eier muroe auf Grthetz
lung Der abiolutiOn lnb beS SeQens ourf
Monfgnore @Ori, ben @r3biI6of oes Sapi,
tells Der Stride, beihrGnft.
Der 3Hg legte ii9 prd5iS 8 ll6r Wtoroeus
BON benz Guirinal aus mad, Sem 8ant6eot
in Bepegnng. IN Der Spite 6efanoen fid)
10 Gbtbeilungen MsilitGr nit aapeGen.
5inter ~hem @RiIitdr folgten @eiftli6e NIT
brennenoen aer3ea. 8or benz 2eihenmagen
rltt 9enerallieutenant 0teoici, Der aOiutant
oeS oeritorbenen S0nigS, tuel9er ben BON benz
Sesteren in Der S4ia9t BON Balefro gefiibra
ten Oegen III Der SanO trug. Der 9ei1eu.
ipagen mar bon elmer @hrenlpa6e uno oen
Bertretern Der ausp6rtigen S6ie umgeben.
9inter benz y8agen folgten bus &iebling8plero
oe8 8erNorbenen, cine lueitere @breplpaGe, 18
abtbeilHngen bon @iuilbeamten, bic Miniiter,
Senatoreu, Deputirten nn6 bic Sitter beS
SroenS Der sauuunSiata." Dieier 8bei1 beS
3uSes mar eilIe Reiie lang uub anBeroem
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ssermtsd,tc teIearabtiid1e 9epeSd,c,t.

= Die . it,llateure un0 9 y | l.
tn o NIB dnbler bon 2oui SD ii e,
Sp., baben eine Betition al Den @ongreB auiz
9eiebt, in ipelder iie I'M i6lennige @rleoigung
Der Befeuerun9Sfrage bitten.
Die ttdlient II eu 6 nm o b II I
BON Is Ybtlaoelp bio bielten uorgeitern cine
8erlammlrng uno trafen Auoronungen, I'M
ell % onument 5u Gbren Silt o /
gmanuel' s 81 erri9ten. @raf Sali Il.
U. bielten 8eOen.
= Die Speratlonen IN allen 6 0 b le IL
9ruben i'm 2ebi b. 9 bale peroen uon
nd6ftem Samlta9S abenO oil Guf elne gSO9e
eingeftellt peroen.
-- Die GountpbehGr6e BON 8 20 fz@ ourt@
tn, Sls., bat bel1loiien, ben ebenaligen
&Ouutp Shatmelitel 2ouiS s. 6uf auf
100000 - ben Setrag, wel1en ibm bic
yOritte gtotionalbanf BON Chicago" sll 3ett
ibrer Suspcnoirung l6ulbete- -3H uerflagen.
- Die StalieuerinG ct &ouis bislz
ten geitern 81 gbren bes perltorbeuen S0ntgS
Siftor emanuel einen llmsug.
- DaS 8eqrdbniB Der 8 Qillp 8 o.
penpo IT 8 b orne fano geitern in Y I'll a
O.e1p bia inter GROCER Setbeili9una ftatt.
= Sn Sm b a itarb geitern 5r. St.Sobn
@oOOrld), ebeOcn Elm befaunter Sournalit in
HtlAl Dluuultur tIll 90. <GuCISJuHIe+
-Gr @ouperueur gsaibburn
bon QSi 8conIin bat elue nabe Maoiion
9elegene @obuung nebit @runoitiif i'm gSerz
the bon 100000 Dem Staate gum 3ruede Der
@ritnbung elmer 0fdb1en' 8efOrml9ule gum
@elhenfe gemadlt.
- Sn Rew Sarmonp, Sno., gerietben
rorgeitern sfpet 81 Il brt9e 9 6nl III n
gen, gtamen8 Sranf 2lorioge unb Sobn
Smitb, in einen&f. Smltb brafte ieinen
@egner fiinf Dftferitide bel Ii. tSbtete ibn auf
Der Stelle.
- Die Staliener in 8roDibence,
SIS, bielten geitern eiuen llm5ug gu Gbren
StftOr @manuel's. 9n Der Sptbe oeS 3uges
befanoen iiA elm nit Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be-
oeftsr geiAenpagen uuo cine SapeQe, tuel9e
Srauermeiien ipislte.
= Sr q anta ga, fpurbe S. E.
Sbompon, alias Or. Suroes, aus 9aelu-
gorf geltern per6aftet, neil er feline 9fedl=
nuns i'm yGharleiton 6Otel" nit elmer mertb,
loien Iumetiuu9 besablt bate. Webrere dim.
lt9e glnwetlun9en murben in ieinen &offer
por9efunoen.
= Sas. @orbon Bennett fief
ssitern in Sonoon ben 9ampfer. ,Banoorad
fir 1000 Bfunb Sterling.
- Die 1uhe in bsGitg, nabe
Seabpoob, D..S., peldeS Gtdbtdlen fid,
cine 3eit lang in ben 6anben eines
N obs befanb, ift obue ernftli9e 6olgen
tpteeer bersefteat poroeH.
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Sraltrtscs @n0e etnes Streites stui,
Idle1a Gbelctttstt.

Sos. S. SeIieman, % Sabre aIt, welher fi6
mad eiuiabriger &be BON ieiner 5Srau getrennt
bate, begab itd) geItern nah ibrer @obnung
in 0orfelter, gt,zp., ting einen Strett an,
idllug Die Srau Su Soben uno miir9te ite an
Der aeble. Cine Shipeiter Der 6rau rib ibu
meg uno rei6te Der getteren einen 9teooluer,
nit pel6sm oteielbe Orei Sdiiiie alf tbren
Otann abieuerte, ais cr ba8 Sans uerlieB,
Die S6iuelter mollte Der 8rau OaS 8iitOl
entreiBen, I'M petteres Seueru Su oerbmoeru,
ais fi6 Die 8affe SutdIig entluo. Die Sugel
traf Die ISd)tpeitcr i'll ben Dta9en uno oerur-
inr1te eine tnhtlifle gSunhe
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3nnfernffe.

Cincinnati, II. San.-4.M Sobnion,
ebeOem @tgenthiimer elmer 5obelmiible IN
gtemport, &p., trlg geiferu Gbenb auf Bait
ferottertldrung an. Paiiipa $4,000; attiua
$4,000.
Sterling, Sls., II. San.-0er 9aufier
s. 90. Batterion bat fallirt. Baliua $780,
900; nomine1e 9tftiua $4,000.
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Sie gabn &ataitropbe tn Gonnees
ffcfff.

6artfOrb, @onn., II. Sanuar. - 0as
8egrdbniB Oes Srls. 9laen uub Der beOen
5rls. Mc@arger, Spfer bes Sabnunfall8 BET
Sariffolae, fauo bente unter GROCER Setbeilt=
gung itatt. 8einabe alle @eiddfte waren ge-
IflOlieu. u. 8. aoants, elmer Der Seruun=
beten, itarb beute 9lbenb IN ieiner @obnung
su Canaan. Die 3abl Der get6Oteten belGuft
iidl iett alIf L.
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0eyafrest alpiSd,ett 0ent GiSe.

gS al Ct 70 10 H. gt.-2J.I II. SNHHaT.-9Hl
lebten 0ienita9s. s.ytaGmtttage perin6ten meb-
rere 0amen uno Serren iiber Den ct. 2Oren3.
Strom BON 8rodpille aus nah MorrlStomu
binuber gu fabreu. Der aSinO aber trieb 3retb.
els 9egen ibr Boot, Oas Smiiden ben bcrab-
trei6enben Gisualieu uub Oem feilen @iie Gut
amcrifanti9en llfer lteden blieb 0abur6 ge=
rietb Die 2utpartte III cine iebr gefGbrlidle
Sage. 3mei StunOen lang iArieen DIE 0amen,
mte Die 6erren ua4 Siilfe. GnOlih b0rte man
ibr 9eiGrei am ameritaniihen llfer, unO Die
@eielli9aft wurbe gerettet unb i'll Dor Sdlte
eritarrtem 3uitanoe ua1 MOrrtStoWn gebraat.
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8erfa,tf DER ,,@mptre R0Brcn=
&inie. !"

Y6Ila 0elp bta, Ya., II. S0nu0r. =
2(l8 im Sftober D. 5. Der gerfaHi OeS @igenz
tbumS Der Empire Gran8po &Ompagnie"
5u Stauoe fam, purOe Die v@mpire 80brn>
Qinic" in Der Sel NegtOn, Die Oa8 Sel bon
ben Guellen mud o,u gienbabneu fiibrt, an
Die Linton 81 Jtohren-9inie" nit Dem Bripile=
gium psrpa6tet, iie an5utaufen. @eitern bat
6ie lebtere @ompagnie Die oGmpire= =66bren=
9inie" ongefauit Ser g8ertb Oe8 auf Die
neuen 8etter iibertragenen @t9entbnnls be-
lIuft fih auf etrpa 81 ,OO0, 900.
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Sermtkte NaItrae1tle.

NetpzSrlean8, II. San.-0 Der S9ooz
uer ySernal," wel6er am 6. D. MtS. aus Der
0tiinbung be8 Dttiftiitppi auslief, um benz
0ampfer r@faponS," wel6r I'M ESabine~
Balie 2lusbagg oOrntntmt, SOblen unb
9eben5n1ittel sl bringen, miro ieitOem per-
nlBt. Son Dem pernliBten Oan1pfer yDlc7
@uiiter" iiro nod feline 1ta6rihten ein9elau-