American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17

~; Wheat 90 95; Rye &c ~; Oats, A 48; Barley
80 IS.
Since the arrival of the Cortes with news from Londor
TO the 9Th September Flour has advanced this marke
from 25 to 371 The price of N York -four ,eser
day was IS 10 37A per barrel.
" T. .tr. .4dv. Oct. H.
The all absorbing question of whether the Ad
ministratioD shall be pulled down or supported, has
been satisfactorily settled in this state. The samp
son Of opposition has been shorn Of his locks and
has become weak a. other men. The election ioi
members OF Congress has resulted In the complete
triumph Of the whole OF The Administrator ticket
in New Jersey, by majority OF Two or three thou
sand votes: and in both branches Of The Legisla
ture there will be decided maortes in favor of The
administration. The returns are not complete
from all The countless bu, The general result is, be
yond all controversy correct = Trenton Irae .9nl
The Visiters Of the University OF Virginia held
their regular auumnal meeting at Char iouesy'le or
he I'd instant. Among the distinguished gentle
men present, who formed the Board, were Mr.. Ma
OLSON and Mr. MoNRoE--ihe first Of whom wa
appointed REcToR. MIR. JEFFERSON was Rector
at the time Of his death.
The Health officer at Staten Island near New York. re
ports that oyelow fever had occurred at thai
place.
Nee Tork, October l2.--The U. S. ship Lex
ington, Captain Shubrick, will sail this mroning for
Trinidad This vessel is despatched by govern
men, to bring bat k to this country the remains o!
The gallant Perry, that were inferred al Port Spain
The sebago which left Havana the oath ult and has
arrived York, communicates that the British rgae
Aurora arrived Havana the goth, with Spanish pIzr
brig, having 300 slaves ON board.
The Quincy Rail Road was put in operation OF
Saturday-and one horse drew Is tons on carria
ees weighing tons-whole draught 81 tons. The
road declines very gradually The horse returned
with the carriages - Boston Patiadiam
vande,lyn, the celebrate painter, is engaged in
taking sketches necessary for panoramic view Of the
Falls Of Niagara scale corresponding with the magn-
tude of the subject
P.rtices of gold, perfectly free from alloy. have
been picked up on the land OF Col VIM. J Lewis
near Lynchburg, Va. 1t is said 10 De common
occurrence, particularly alter heavy rams, to find il
scattered over the soil. The largest pieces evei
found yielded little more than ounces of pure
gold. A mine is to be opened on the land, in ths
course OF the ensuing year.
.Aaw Fork, Oct. 10.
The Greek frgate Hope sailed this day May
the God OF battles watch over and protect her, ano
enable her to contribute effecuay to that g.orou,
cause, with which The hearts oil free and Christian
men in all countries, beat in unison-the emancipa
ton OF Greece from Turkish thraldom.
From The National Banner, NashviRs
ssThe Museum of Foreign Literature and Science,
published at Philadelphia has the strongest claims upof
the notice and patronage of the public We know OF nc
periodical work. which more cheeiiully and coni
IDENTITY recommend to those who wish to procufe al
reasonable price, quantity OF interesting and valuable
reading 1t contains the best parts of the best Europeal
publications. udciousy arranged aud handsomely printed
is adapted all tastes and capacities embraces
much larger quantity of than any other magazine
in our county, and each number is accompanied with
portrait of of most distinguished public char
acters We are confident that who wishes TO pro-
periodical work of miscellaneous character, cauld
make appropriate OF satisfactory selection" F"
The Museum is published every month by Lltte
Philadelphia, and e. & c. Cavill New York-price Sla
Dollars year, payable afspGyS IN advance. new serie
was begun in January, 1896
St. .uary's Church, Philadelphia.-All causes
of difference being adjusted between the Bishop o
Philadelphia and the Trustees OF st. Alarys Church
the local and personal interdicts have been removed
and the church is opened accordingly Tor divine
worship under the sanction and authority OF the
Bishop, who has appointed the Rev Hl1n. Vincen
Harold and the Rev. Thomas Heyden his assisting
Pastors,
The Trustees are to manage the iemporalites
according to the act OF lnco poraon, and the spirit
ual concern shall remain under the care and govern
ment of the Bishop, to whom the deposit OF the
faith and the general discipline of the Roman Ca
tholic Church, are entrusted in the Diocese OF PHI
ladelphia. In consequence of this agreement ge-
ner al amnesty which is to be published in all the
Catholic Churches OF the city is hereby declared
and promulged.
Given under my hand this l lth day of October
1896. HENRY CONWEl4L,
Bishop of Philadelphia.