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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10
9ie s@Mtoet oes Grsbii6ofs
NSAArrrM

@inc innati, 8. Wai. - Die Musiagsn
bes grsbiibofS pureea lno ieines Sruoers,
bes @aters gbtparo Yurcea, iino in elmer alage,
tuslhe elmer Der @laubiser oes @rtbiidofs eilr-
leitete, su Brotofoa senommen poroen. Ser
1ettere erfldrte, er babe 'ett 1868 ais finan=
sieller unb @ei6ditsagent bes Gr5bildofs fuu=
sirt uro eine alrt SparbanfseIddfte betrieben.
pas Sub Jet ineosr gu isinenl. nod 81 ieineS
Srubers SOrtheil, ionOern fiir Den BAN bon
Sir6en uno 5oipitdlern, iotpie fiir bic @raie=
hung pon Yrieftern perausgabt iporoen. Die
Shulben bss gr5biihofs beliefen iih auf iiber
100000 unb paren taft obne Iusnahme
nitt iiher gsitelt, inbem man auuabm, oaB
Die Di6Sele fir oielelben haits. Ser grjbtidof
beseust, oaB CT feinen 9beil beS bon Depoiito-
rem enlpfansenen @eloes iiir ie,ne psri0nliaen
Qusgaben perlpenOete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10
Mrbetter=isnrutett tn ocn &obtest
fp0inffen He3 SfnGfp2 Nkin

GOlum bus, 8, 9. Wal. @OuOerneur
Softer blieb bsinabe wdbreno Der sansen lekten
gtadt in icinem Siireau, I'M in1 Notbfaae
weitere Sruppsn na6 beal Shanplabe Der
llnrllhen bel ben Stluer- oblengrubeu
in @apns=Gountp Giebe unter Sagesneuigtei-
tenD beorbern 3u f0nnen. @r murOe beute
burlb ben @eneralan,palt Naih unb ben @enes
ralabjntanten Smttb, meld3e iid on Srt uuo
stelle befinben, telegrapbiih benadrihttst,
bab Nlles rubis 1T uno oab nad gesenwdrti-
gen Gnseiden feline erufli6en llnruhea 81 be-
fiirhten iinb. Mebrere ipeitere Wtili;z Cont
pa9nie'n iinb gum abmarid1e naA gSagnez
Gountp bsreit, inbeiRn glaubt man, oaB bic
bereitS bort befiuolihe1l srpei @ompa9nie'll
poGfomnlen biureiben tperben, nm @elpalt
tbdti9teiten unb glutuersieben 81 perbinoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10
Ser @clou,aeft.

Stem 3 orf, 8. 0tai. - 6olsenbes ino
bic g9luBnotirungen: @elo 4-6 idbrlid,
1l6 pro Sag. Sterlingz Be6iel 4.843-4. 854,
anf SO Gage, 4.878-4.884 anf Std,t. Bun
bes- Sbligationen: 1881er 1861, neue Siinfer
1929, nelle 4t=pros. 1893, 90. 4proS. 1913,
Dit. Sol. 3.65er 944. Aftieu: JteiuzDorfer
Central 1863, Grie 3s1, 9afe Sbore 1o44, Sai=
uoilcr @entrol 1881, BittSburg 1929, Chicago
Otortbmeiteru Oh, 90. Yrioritdteu 1871, Iod=
Sslanb 1856, @eitern Union Sci. 103, gsetu=
5erleper Central 70. llnterldatamtss8 s8llan5
Sob $94 1858 .941; @ourant 81 ,399,9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10
@nropaii6e aabelberidte.
aus pem eanse ses franfen gaannes


Qonbou, 8. Wai.- Der ,Stauoarb" per,
Sffentlidt folsenbe 9epeide aus @on1antino-
pei: ,9ie geipobner BON 8itlis babeu iid
emp1rt, neil bic Regieruug befoblen bat, alle
su erlangenben @etraipeporrdtbe bon bort mad
gSan unb gaidfaleb 81 ididen, 100 eine 6un=
qersnctb berrid)t. Dian glanbt bier, baB ber
@ouperneur BON 8itlis ben g8iorfano Der
gep1lferun9 gegen bic Inorbnungen Der Re-
aierung beilnlif begiinitgte, nnb Die britiid}e,
ioipie Oie ,rl1iiiid)e @eianbtidaft baben Bss
ld1,peroe aeqen i'm bel Der Biorte erbobea. Die
Bforte if nit ulilitdriihen Sorbersitungsn be-
1daftiqt. Die @onnerneure Der Brooinsen baz
BEN 8efebl, Die RebiiS fir iraeno luelbe Dieuit~
leitungen III 8ereitidaft su balten. ytebrere
3auIenb Mann gruppen fino in Der lebten
gGode in Gonitantinopel angefon,men, uuo in
ben arieualen in aften berrldt rs9e Sbarig@
fe,t."
umteraans stnes SSeensampfsrS.
Qonbon, s. Mai.-Ner bonn Sap Der gll-
ten Sofinuna nad) Soutbamptou beifimnlte
Oanipfsr american" gin9 ant %. april in
Der gfdEe bes AequatorS unter, nadoem Die
gSelle furs borber gebrofen mar. Ba6agiere
uno Mannihait rettcttn iid auf adt Sooten.
Orei Boote, in tuelden fid) So Eerloneu befau=
ben, bessgneten anberen Gdliffen, nnb Die BAL
iasicre finb auf Rabeira gelanbct poroen. Die
fiinf anberen goote fmbren, als man fie 5ulebt
fab, auf Sap Yalnas in aiberien su, uno oas
g8etter par 10 giiuitig, bo6 Ge pahridetnlid|
unaefdtrbet oie Siifte erreihten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10
Rnhn1tnfdU,

ct. 2onis, 9. Mai. : Sin @il;us Der
u@t. 2ouis- -5ron= Diountair- Southeru= 8abn"
ent9leiile nm "A llhr hcute friib 70 Meilen BON
bier an elmer bilrd) ben 9eitri9en 8e3enitrlru1
beiddbigten Steue bes 8abngeleiles, nuo brei
gBaggons fiiirsten INN, mdbreno Die 9otomoz
tipe taft san5lb benloltrt ,purbe. 9ofomotips
fiihrsr @barles McPberion uno 6eiser Niho=
las u. @.cors bliebeu auf Der Stelle toot.
Drei YaiIasiere, ndmlid, q. u. 5nrlep ans
Snoianapolis, 8. 6. Donobue aus Sadlon,
Mif., uno Soiepb Yolite aus Bladmen, Wo.,
ionic elm nnbefanrtsr 9anbfireiher, uelher ftd
ole biinoerBaiiaa;er eingeidllihen hattie, ruuroen
leitt berlstt. Der Gerfebr auf Der Babn 1T
iett pie6er bergsifeat.
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Wettere aanpfe nit oet Snotaaertt
i'm VnrOtU tUcifeft.

Gan Sran5tsco, 8. Ufai. = @iae De-
peiebe aus Sucion, ari5ona, enthalt 6ol9en-
oes: r@apt. Sramer 9riff seitern Die 90 Dtann
itarfe Ba1lbe oes 6duptlinss Sictoria nit %
Manu bonn 6. aapallerie= Ne9inlente gu 9tod=
erest'eanon an. sladnan's, aus Is saoal-
lerien unb % Snbianer~ ~aunblhaftern bette
benDes COMMANDO, rpurbe itiinOlib alf benz
Sd)auplabe oss Samples ermartst. Webrele
pon Sramer's aeuten tparen neripunoet, ais
Der Courier absin9. Serltdrfun9en linb bon
@amp SbomaS uno @anp @raut aus unter=
lpess, unO ein entidiebenes Sreifen itebt anf
mor9en III 4usFdt."
Cine anbere Oepeide aus Sucion entbalt
SolgenoeS: ,@ictoria t0otete in oenl geitrigen
SrefIen SEQ. 8. Stepells urb etpa 20 SAINT.
lien Sl,oianer, ipeld)e auf ietner 6allde pobn=
ten. 8letoria oeriudt, Die Gan Carlos Heler=
potion su erreiben, nm bte Weiher letner Rrie.
ger uno wonl6slld) audi geritdrtuagen Su er=
l1ndeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-10
@fehmGrffe.

Gbicago. 8. 0tai. = Die 3ufubr BON
Sdlpeiren belief iih beute auf II 900, Die Sera
lenoung auf 1900 Stiif; Die Preiie maren ie
nah alualitdt $4.35 bis $4.60 pro 100 Bio.-
Ninbpieb: :3ufubr 1900, 8erienbuns 5000; !;
8erfauie su $3.50 bis $4.90.-Shaafe: gu
fubr feline, 8erienbun9 700; 9el9orene tpurz
ben 3u $500 bis $4.75, un9el9orene 5u $3.50
bis $6.4O berfauft.
ct. Qouis, 8. Wat.-0ie 3Hfubr bon
Sdtpeinen betrug beute 1000, Die 8erienbung
$500 Stiid; gerfdufe 5u $4.2o bis $40. -
--Ginbpieb: 3ufubr 20, 8erlenouug 800;
Gerfaufe 81 $3.50 bis $4.75.-5Aaafe: gu
fubr 100, 8erenbung 200; Sertdufe fanosn
uid]t ltatt.
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0ermti6te 9epeidett aus Ns.p=
N0rf.

Nsm=Do orf,e 9. Mai. - Gabriel garillo,
1S Sabre aft, tpurbe am letten Sreitag AbenO
bon 4ngelo @appelo pabrenb einer Balgerei
ourd einen Meiieritid) lebensseidbrli9 am
&iiden uertpunoet. Gappello pllrbe oerbafts'.
-9as @allace'ide Senatsz@omite perr
ni,nnt Sur 3eit 3eusenausiagen iiber bic alt=
gebliden getrii9ereien in oieier Staot.
Il Sr. s. IS. 8lnoen, @eiauoter Der 8e=
publif liberia, fam beute BON 9ioerpool bier an.
= Ser 0ampfsr u@itp Of Dtontrsal" iit &C.
itern bier angefoHl11,eu.
- 9ie Oampfer Baltic" BON 9iperpooI,
v9hiipinbba" Don @arbifi uno ySronprins ST..
@ilbelm" bon 8io Sanetro iinD beute bier eit=
netrDiieu
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Gar Yr6fioentid)afts GamragHe.
-Icleaotetttuat, tit EllttoiS.

Gbtcago, 9. Wfai. : Yerlhte iiber Die
geIirigeu republifantlhen Yrimdrmahlen aus
10 tueiteren 5oipnlbips bon @oof=Gountp erge=
ben, baB II @rant'id)e, 10 @aibburne'ife mo
4 glaine'dle 0elegaten fir ben 5taatsz@on=
bent elpdblt purben. SIM @anSen fno benz
nad ioueit 70 anbdnser 8albburne's, SO an-
bdneer Grants unb 30 4nbdnger Blaine
ertpahlt. @rant iiegte in blei republifanild den,
siuei bsmofratlld)en uno brei SmsifelbaftsH
g9arbs. Gliutoll= eounta ertpGblts bret, pie
GountD ied)s, Moultrie- @ountg orei, Bomb
Gountp bier uno 9tidlanb @ountp bier 4lt=
bdu9er Graut's 5u 0elegaten. ct. elairz
Gountp initr,lirte feline slp6If Oelesaten, fir
95SnSth1frup .1r ftffuf11pu
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selEi{neorD aus Summer iiber oet
Sob elmer Satin.

i1abelp bia, 8. Iiai.-9er ieds5tgz
jdbrige Sobn Galpmell, in Nr. 719, Siio-11.
StraBe wobnbait, pelder aus Summer ibtr
Den oor etnen! Sabre erfol9ten Sob leiner Sat
tin mabuiinlig muroe, bradte iid beute nit
einen Haiirnlelier mebrere flaffenoe Sanitt-
punoen am 3alle uno unterlelbe bel. Gr
ipuroe nod Dem Soipltale sebratt uno liest
nnrt I'M Sterheu
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slnfheh,,,,a Der sflaperei anf guba

anna, 8. Wal.-005 alntltdDe Sourz
nal per1fisntlidt bas @eieb sur auibebung Der
Sflaperei aui Guba, pelftS iofort III Strait
treten io1. Die bonn @eneral=@ apitdn Iorlilu=
lirten Ge9eln Sur aluSfiibrung oes @eieees,
melde iuoeiien nod Der @enebnli9ung Der ipaz
niiden Gegierung unterporfsu iino, psroen
ebenfaliS perDfientlidt.
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Eefe9rdp6if6e OepeC6ett.

(geritte Der naiiociirten grefe" fdr ben Deutiter
@orreiponoeRten.")
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Yermti(dte An5ei9em.

Salt, Gaar, ealetntrten 0NpS ,&;to
bpDra,tItid,e,t Gentent
offerire i'd, ilrter annebnlbaren Sebn9unsen tn me=
mem Dtasasine G6c 4ssetiDcnts Mno 6atpn: Strahe.
nabe be,n BrefbentzS zStraben,O Depot Muttrd9e fabrt
prompt aus James WcMatner; @
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9tpci 9ttabet, perbrattatt.

N d elter, Wy, 8. Dta1. : 6o9 Wtcz
@rofen uno 3bos. 8argan, Srpel ungefdbr
pterldbrige &naben, famen beute in etnem brent
nenoe11 Stalle um's Qeben. Olan Dermutlet,
baf3 iie nit 3iinbbDl5den ipielten rlno bas 9s=
baube in grano iebten. Sbre perfohlten usber=
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-21
Killed for Flirting.

New Orleans, Aug. Goodwin @. Mix
j., aged thirty'two, was killed to-day by the
three Deronee brothers, Ferdinand, Armand
and Henri, aged rs, q and 20 years respect.
lively. The Deronces were imprisoned. They
declare that Mix had firted with their young
sister, and although warned, had not desisted
but continued to follow the young
lady. Mix, with his brother,
Franklin Mix. went TO- day to the residence
Of tie Deronces' to explain the matter but
they failed, however, 10 convince the De.
ronces, and when leaving, we're followed to
the street, when two of the brothers opened
fire on Edwin @. Mix. He attempted to fee,
but was shot down, when Henri the
youngest of the Deronce brothers, ran up
and stabbed him several times with a dirk.
Mix leaves wife and widowed mother. His
brother Franklin. who was present at the
killing, was only Oh the 10Th instant married
to daughter of the late General Harry
Thayers. The Deronces are sons of the late
Dr. Henry Deronce, q prominent physician
of this city.
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In Hook.

The following telegram was received at
the sher frs ofic, yesterday:
VAN ALsTYNE, August 20.
Sheriff Moon
Arrest Tom Russell and jim Wisely.
Find them at Coopers, seven miles south
west of Dallas. l will pay expenses.
Answer T. E. LEWIS,
Constable.
deputy Sheriff Smith took the matter in
enarGe and succeed in finding the parties at
": Nj. u Hills grocery, corner of Main and
JEFFERSON streets. They denied that they had
Deen guilty of any offense whatever against
the county Jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-21

Railroad Meeting

Danville, Va, Aug. 2o.-Tho annual meet.
ing ofthe..stocSholders of the. Danville s New
river railroad was held here to-day. Prcsi-
dent Sutherland's reports show that the pros.
poets of the company are highly encouraging
Iralns will DO running on portion of the
rosd in thirty days, and the road will be
completed to Msrtinsville in one year from
GATE President Sutherland and all of the
OLD directors were reelected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-21
Grand Concert and Moonlight Ees
tivRl,

To be given by the singing society "Froh-
sinn," Saturday, August 81, 1880, at Meis-
terhans' pavilion.
Programme. "Ueber den Sternen,"
F. Abt. Gemischter Choir.
.. I'm Wald," G. NJ. v. Weber, Maen-
nerchor.
8. 'See how it Sparkles," v. Oh. Lecocq.
aus Girofs and Girofe. Mrs. L. Goslin.
4. Liebe und Sehnsucht," Y. Theo. Bauer
and A. Eisenlohr, Bass Solo.
5. Fruehlingsgrusa," V. schumann.
Gemischter Choir.
s. Kuhreihen,' solo quartette. v. F.
Huber. Misses H. and A. Boil; Mr.. g..
Schmid and j. Hess.
1.."Das. Fschermsedchen, V. Meyerbeer.
Lleb fuer Soprsn, Mrs. L. Goslin.
8. "Myrthenblaetter," v. Berner. Wal
ger fuer Maennerchor. Frohsinn.
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Registered and Bonded Debt
of Dallas County.

STATEMENT showing the Registered and
y Bonded Debt, and also showing the assets
OF Dallas County, Texas, on the Let day Of Au-
gust A. D., 1850:
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g. Sigari,

Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits and all kinda Of nuts, etc. Opposite
express Office, Dallas, Texas.
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Wherefore, 1t is ordered that said statement
be spread upon the minutes OF the court and
publish;d rs the law directs.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, 1, A. Harwood,
County of Dallas. lCounty Clk in an
for said County do hereby certify that the forego-
Ing is tue and correct copy of the statement
also the assets of Dallas County, Texas, to the
LIST day of August, A. D., 1850, as APPEARS OF
record in the minutes of The COMMISSIONER
court OF said County.
~~o) Given under my hand and official
SEAL seal, this Goth day of August, A. ID q,
80 1850. A. HARDWOOD, CLERK
By c. F Bolanz, Deputy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-21
THE OPERA
TOnsOrial Saloon.

Has been ie1tted and re-arranged In flrst-clas
style, and has employed first
class workmen
Anyone wishing work superior to any shop In
the city can get by calling at No 6l2 Main ST.,
opposite Sanger Bros. LEE COIN. Pr0r.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-21
Nominated for Congress

Burlington, lowe, Aug. 20.-The Repub-
lican convention of this congressional dis
trlct, yesterday re.nominsted Moses A.
McCord by reclamation.
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Bids will be received FOR the next ten days
for slop contractor. Any information on the
subject will be chserlully furnished by the
health officer. All bids will be directed TO
DR.. j. L. CARTEh, II. o.
Dsllss, Aug. 20, 1880.
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Shot and KiIIed

Mr. }. q. sanderson received the following
telegram yesterday morning from Mr.. Sneed,
dated Ennis:
ENNIS, Aug 90, 1890.
J. G. SANDERsoN:-Joe Billiard died ut
$40 O'Clock last night. He will be buried at
Wa1ahachie at 4 clock this afternoon.
SNEED,
Alexander, who did the shooting. ia in
jail at that place. The shot took effect in
the abdomen, and as was anticipated by his
physicians he did not survivs 1t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-21

COHIIHtIII, OOVi CUUsIWIst, u CnnnneI, -
sales, l73; stock, II, 1870 bales
Hides dull unsettled and weak;wet sailed New
Orleans, 80 to 70 lbs, II; Texas, selected, 30 to
rs lbs, llh@l3.
Wool chTice grades weak; domestic fleece,
$3.50; pulled, 22@47; unwashed, l5@I; Texas,
1882.
Night-Money, 2@2h; exchange, ASH; Gov
ernments quiet but steady; new SIS, 1925;
41a's, III; As, l09S; State bond ominal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-21
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August 2o.-The Droves' Journal
reports cattle receipts, 5, 900; shipments, 500;
good demand, generally l0c higher, SO@5 90.
Common to good shipping, 0D@60;, butchers
dull, . 20@3 90; cows, 2 25@3 30; calves, Q 500
q 90; grass Texans, 5000; western tall-ends,
2 IS; stockers, 30@75
Sheep receipts 1900; shipments, =; market
demand for local very light; calves weak
common G., medium, 00@l O0; good to choice
3 1904 co.
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NEW YORK ,

New YORK, Aug. 2O-Stocks irrsgular;mo
2@1s; exchange long, 4 sl4; do short, s3l
State bonds dull; Governments quiet but steady
Cotton firm. sales. 2gs
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GALVESTON

KANSAS OIT1.
KANSAS CITY, August 20 .-Wheat-No. 2spot,
zoe; No. 3 spot, 721sc.
Bacon-Clear. 90 rib and long, 91s.
NEW OPT EANG
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-21

Flour dull. Wheat 1rmer. Corn lower
Pork firm, Is 50. Lard strong, at OF.
Spirits turpentine, 30. Rosin, AS. Freights
arm.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-05
Arr,va, ofm. Lesseps.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-M. de Lessepsa and party arrived at Wormley's Hotel in this city shortly after o'clock this afternoon. The French minister and Prof. Nourse met the party at the depot and escorted them to the hotel The Turkish minister, Mir. Healy, the American artist who painted de Lesseps in Paris, Representative Morton of New York, and number of other acquaintances called this evening Tomorrow de Lesseps pro poses to call on Secretary Evarts at the De partment of State, and with the Secretary will call on the President. His visits to the Secre- tary and President are intended to be entirely unofficial, de Lesseps going alone in the ca pacity of private citizen of the French re- public to talk with the President and Seere- tary on the subject of the inter; oceanic canal question. At the conclusion of his visit to the President Professor Nourse will escort de Lesseps to sthe Capitol and introduce him to such Senators and members as may desire to meet the distinguished stranger. If invited, it is probable that de Lesseps will appear before the House Interoceanic Canal Company and express his views in regard to the question in general and the Panama route in rarticuIar. Tomorrow afternoon Lieuten- ant Frederick Collins, D. s. N., surveyor of the Napipi route, across Darien, and the author of various valuable papers on the canali question, will pay his respects to de Lesseps Admiral Ammen, who is sick at his country place, will, as soon as he is able, also call on the Count. Various social festivities are proposedt in honor of M. de Lesseps, whose stay in the city is fixed for seven or eight days.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-05
Forty-sixth Congress.
WASHINGTON, March 4.

SENATE.-Senator Conkling presented a pc tition of ship owners, representing several million dollars invested in shipping, remon- strating against the passage of any bill to in troduce foreign bought vessels and give them American registers, deeming such introduc- ton unjust to our interests.
 Bills were introduced by Senator Harris, to make the crime of rape punishable with death; by Senator Morgan, declaring Indians born in the United States. and subject to the jurlsdlc- tion thereof, are citizens of the United States and the States in which they reside ]; referred to the Judiciary Committee.
 The House bill making additional epproprl- ations of $135, ,OOO for the support of certain Indian tribes for the year ending June 50, 1880, passed
 The morning hour having expired MT. Lo- gan took the floor on the Fitz John Porter case He took up the evidence in the case and began with that in regard to the position of General Pope's forces and his military plans and.pronounced both excellent. The order was received by Porter from Pope to start for Bristow's Station at o'clock at night, but the evidence before the board shows that he read the order with indifference and said there IS a chance for short nap.s What was the re- suit ? He consulted his officers for the pur-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-05
NEW YORK.

A Great WOrk.-Many Acres Of Made
 Land for Commercial PurpOses-An
 Expenditure of Five Millions.
 NEW YORK, March 4.-William H. Wander bilt has already begun work on his recently purchased land under water above Sixty fifth street, without waiting to see whether the dock commissioners and commissioners of the sinking fund will concede to him the privileges from Fifty-eighth street to Seventy-second street, and averaging 800 feet wide, is to be turned into vast freight yard, grain elevat ors, wharves and piers for the handling and transhipment of local and ocean freight. Mil lions have already been spent there and other millions are to be forthcoming as rapidly as necessary. Five years will be occupied in the work. The land side is to be great grain oil and general freight receiving point, while the water side will be occupied by fleets of river, harbor and ocean going steamers. The city has not yet parted with any of it's rights, but will probably do so. It will receive what MT. Vanderbilt and the city officials with whom he deals consider good price. The purchase, which has cost Vanderbilt some $500, 900, consists of wide strip of water and O Hudson River railroad tracks and in some places now on the margin of the river, and the shot@ shelves out until at the bulk head the water line has a depth of thirty-four feet. At present the land is devoted to nothing except squatters. No streets cross it. Vanderbilt has come gradu- ally into possession of the property, having secured the last piece only fortnight ago. Some of it he has had two years. By the purchase Vanderbilt secures the right to run his bulkhead line on an average from 475 feet at Seventy y-second street to 600 feet at Sixty fifth street, but he can build no piers except at the heads of streets the ends of streets and the land under water to and beyond the bulkhead lines belongs to the city, cannot be disposed of by it and can only be leased with the consent of the sinking fund commission CTS to whom all the income from rentals must be paid. Application was therefore made to the dock department for lease of the ends of eigth streets, from 65th to 72d streets inclu- slve for the term of fifty years, and an offer of $1 ,O0O per street per annum was made. The
 commissioner after considering the proposition made, offer in turn to reserve Seventy second street to the city and grant thirty annual rental of $17, 800 for the first ten years. $21, ,OOO for the second ten years, and $24 1000 for the third ten years The company acquiesced and now it only remains to be confirmed by the approval of the sinking fund commissioners. The lease when made will go into effect, so far as payment is concerned, on May 1st, 1880, when it is expected that the work will be advanced. Superintendent Tracy says the company will expend $5, 900, GOO on i'm provements.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-05
Garden Lot and Houses

A~aA IN WEST HAVEN, the House, Barn (new),
 N with plenty of stable roorn large and complete AEA hennery, known as the Ross place. Also with the house, lot of acres of land, near by. Terms easy. For further particulars, inquire of
 W, H. TALLMADGE,
 man d& utf Near Horse R. R. Barn, West Haven.