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bis poke, book yesterday, on board the ferry

his pocket book yesterday, on board the Jerry
boat, took the cars to-day for New York lie was
seen by police officer as he was starting, bnt the
latter was doubtful Of his power to arrest without
n warrant The TWO rOgues returned 70 the city
after the II successful operation, and were seen to
share the contents of a pocket book, destroying
ihr uspers It contained as useless. IL Is remarka-
HE. The IMMUNITY with which rogues commit their
de- prrdations here and only be accounted tor in
The familiarity existing between the rogues and
those paid for watching and detecting them TINS
morning, a specimen was exhibited ia an officer
of the Criminal Court crossing Chestnut street, in
full view, tor the psrpose of shaking hands with a
ell known pickpOcket.
Our hotels are still OVERLOOKING with strangers,
and at some the crowd Id SO great that sIeep o.
looms cannot be found for the applicants. The
United States Hotel, last ms ut, had rig up cots
tor thirty or forty, IN their private paros. Amone
the vislters al present there, Is Brevet Majo
General Wool, with his aid.de-camp, Lieut.. E
E. Mclean.
Guog'l has arrived here, and on Weduesda!
evening next the Philade phians are to be treate'
with music " as Is music"
The Ceroner has under investigation the case Q
male infant supposed to have come 70 It's deaf
| by foul means.
The Pennsylvania Canal was opened to-day
Leech despatched the first boat OF the season, rof
Harrisburg, this morning.
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Herald Marine Correspondents.

RInLApEIrnIA Jan 1914 M-Arrived -B.rks venezuoa
ford Bton ,shs p,wnes Smith, VIM Bird, Miller Mari
tard-Barh Gov brgs Haret. Boston; briggs Paul Jone.
n lot swp. BI.y Boston, shs Cicero Baker and
kslsy Messerole, Dung Nss,rs Young Aohsah
Douglass, form Yorh; Geo Hoffman, Rosa Wilmington
eHp AoREA ship went ashore on the Knobs near Sand,
about o'clock Yesterday afternoon sesmer Ajax hs
BARK QUINCY, King from Buenos Ayres and for Boston
INTO I'd mo nS G 70 -. M 10 but
rePs.s
Waterford with ~ bound to YORK. put lot
Nerok 9th inst, with rudder damaged and for
Roy Luekes 80 days from Liverpool with sal, bound
nS s Ter put into
Paa,e made and shipped considerable water and tho
B.RK vAasoyrr at Philadelphia. New Orleans, expert
days north Of BAT ard the 25h u' within miles
crippled in spars and rigging, and calls sriit.
BRIs NIrHRor Renes from st Domingo York nut
nh, sgSy s
, =. h;nd wsss taken sick an was Unable to
as s 81 s tho he sf s
b: Kindly SURF ed US vii, t 20
iGY:.: trnse. sonth esst the bans
water and tbs use ef asvs a Ga s
~ss % ~. ss in A.
% eon,eap,nty brought us 20 anchor and sen.
70 towed
TSs f's 81, @ r ss,s
VINES NJ heavy we the whole passags shipped sea while
lying ~ the Gulf Tho 9Th forcase Companion
gaiey Two casks OF molasss and brohe adr part tho
Brig GRANITE Upor IS days from Cayenne bound Ia
Put into Hampton roads 7th instant provisions reports
having experienced coast having en-
rorth east for days Feb 7th Cape Henpcn light non
bea ing west north vest "A miles dan gale
IS S ' Win o q
msft " ' w ~ i'
BRIG CHIEF at Baltimore exporter oed ,uecsson Of heavy
qusnuy wood nsuess Of vsses and long Boa
BRIG 0rr WORTH Walton Baltimore, gale lost deck
load Of lOfhds Of moiassea
BRIO PArApsco B.cl n days from Santa Cruz Csba for
New York. Iut into Norfolk 9Th inst for provisions
scHR sEA LIoN. Thayer. from Tampa Bay put into vii.
pinson Tn inst. dtfess reports left Tampa Bay on
h Of JAN In sopE the bar struck and IN r.
ocl Oh In the nn cam. To blow aad unable
get sss'ance from shore obaed over thu
deoh iesd ssug Of which to ret hr OH
rensetd In he bay until the 23d when n,
e,; on the Let FEB Cape Hasss took wind from
lat 3S 40 lille laying under efed nAnss ss ssrcs
on the hrbo quarter which swept The deoks
hmast &c; on the tb atT 70 while laying too was ,truos
By hitch earned away and chocIs Ns,cn %
nice rom Cape bepr, was into by bs Revee OF mo
which stove 10 Stanford carried
r sn &C. snd csud The vessel leak rate
rom Nh HAVING no sails and vate hosht
real the SAFETY cargo and vessel put H. No Winnrcn
uhe ON made nw inlet sh by pilot VINO
M dill without ,ss upab act into M, ord,e ne M
me 70 NJ ehorand 10 t,wn 20 bs. VII a. csne 70
Ne up in company brig Nithroy
Feisrf, In name r'uaii n selves
scra soIonos RoosrvEr Nahsns from Baltimore for New
York 20 DAYS out Iut yhs'leson in d,sIre icy
" 2o' 26th and 2th Feb gale NJ
meb continued with up lh instant
aus The wsss 'olsah smshd ,awl stos galley and swept
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PER SrrAMsttIP AHERICAl
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days sAI sullivan, London TO- same day:
I'D stes c rds csh Baltimore for Losdon
hIs u, lr own. and I'D fer LONDON.
l0k.
GmEAirAn, Feb Arr Williams, Paine. Corh.
tksoh, Feb 3Arr Chiffon Whiting NOrlesnG 9th Globe,
dop do l2h Martha Abingdon Stewart Moe 18th, James
su Ilsrh, Postop.
GALWAY heb s-A sarsh MilIedss NYork Sid "a Gallea
Tracey Baltimore; l2h barbara NOreAEs 18th, Glencoe
bott uitrsitar
bh,HE Ieb8 Arr New York. Lines N9orh; 9th. 0scrss
Btpsy Bet Cbarestop 18th John Parker cell do 2d,
ARR hore.ng Ass Char SD 10Th Paotoius Moses
kOIesr 18th JLftte do Up 50 DENIS sp,ssdsd. aud New
York TOR kyofk; nermsn st Charles Rockingham, Ore
on opn hsr and Ptscaor for York; George Hopey, for
@ sreson.
hAnnui Feb 3-Arr Norma LAsuna; 9Th. MSia NOreans
2th kefm l4h, Dodey So den, Sardy,
xihsrs; " b, p,.schiard d, kYcrk.
Homo korG Dc J. Gatbarire Pratt Fejee IsIands and
aid 2sr tor Nspn I'd Ono d. Cfeey Liverpool July Isl TIN
sss Wuth Waterman, Cslse and Oatu stb wsduga lee h.
Liverpool JvLt 7lth via Rie Janero; 18TH Maria 0ocd
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PHILADELPHIA, March s, IS49
n Case of Brgamy-F1nerat Of Captain Haxter-
Ia f,rl ,,I,f ors,s 8.~ krr

"A SuSe VI btguWy-EuuSW ~ CupIdt0 duWer-
Ho for California, &c. re.
curious affair has recently occurred in Ken
sington. A couple, supposed to have been man
and wife, who few days since set up trimming
stere, were yesterday disturbed IN their conn ubl Al
felicity by the arrival Of lady from Baltimore,
who claimed a prior right In the gentleman. The
wife, In asserting her marital rights, punImelled
her cara sposo, a Ia Tom Hyer, and the lnterIoplng
feminine received vigorous specimen of her ab,I
lty in the way Of tepgue-lashng.
battalion OF four companies of volunteers.
under the command O! MAJOR X. X Scott. form IN.
military escort at the tunerai OF Gait Hnnter
whose remains are TO be inferred this AFTERNOON
The splendid ship Susan q Oven owned nv
the Messrs. Townsend Of New York ia noy
taking u cargo on board, and will sail about tn.
10Th INST for California. She Is 800 tons burthro
and has ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for nearly 80 passengers
in comfortable state rooms. There are now 100
names on her passenger List. including ten ladies',
who accompany their husbands, or 20 out 10 ION
them. There are also two or three children, that
accompany their parents THIS y was la nched
,at Baltimore, about months siuce, and was ii
.nished In the most superior manner. she mas
Since uiade but one voyage 10 Liverpool.
The brig Meteor Is another vessel about 10 be
despatched for California. She was built III New
Orleans tnr the M, xlcan government, aud was upOn
the stocks when the war broke OUT with that re-
public, and prevented her completion for year or
since then she was launched. aud being
LoNtt 10 Tvs city, was purch ised tor Pnllade-
n om"Iis ohe 10 now being fitted up with a
W We" neeh ipr passengers she haJ ACQUIRED
"F"'Aiioh iot SUPERIOR speed
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The New BosroN POISONING CAsE.--The Lowell
Courier of the 9Th inst, gives the following par
tial confession of Letltia Page, the young woman
arrested few days previous, charged with poisoH-
ing the family of Mr.. Blaisdell, OF New Boston,
ard her implication of man named John Cheney,
OF Gofstown. in the dreadful CRIME =
Letis stated yesterday that she held in her posses
sion . forged note, running to herself against Mr..
dssrs She sfstes farther. that this note IVES drawn
up by John Cheney farmer In Goffstown, Of the
aojscsnt towns Mr. Cheney now occupies the far IN
In that village previously owned BY Mr. Blaisdel OF
New Boston and sold by him to its present occupant.
Mr. B has notes against Cheney, to the amount OF
some two thousand dollars The girl states that Mrs
Cheney tho wife Of the occupant OF the farm gave
money purchase the poissn ana was in the habit OF
saying that Mr. Blsadell ought net to that she
hored he would dien with similar expressions; though
We do not that she in many words instgatsd
Letitis to poison Mr. Baisdsll Tho inference among
who have heard the confession of the GIRL IL that
there was plan to make way with that gentleman 50
"a to escaps the payment Of the amount duo him by
Cheney The mstive Of the girl to aid In this, and
also to collect sgsiDt tho estate the amount Of the
forged note given her by Cheney. Her trunk wa.
searched yesterday and in It were found other and
more fatal posons which she advised by Mrs c.
to try the morphia failed She Staten that the appli-
cation Of the morphiA upon old Mrs Baisde and the
child, was experiment. merely, which, II successful
rhe repeat upon Mr. b. This she did by mixing
the poison In the family tea by which he very
~ escaped and which led to the arrest OF the girl
stated yesterday.
Two young mon, named Ross and Witha,
Gently burned to death in a logging camp near Wood
stock, N. B.
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BALTIMORE, March 8, 1910.

BALTIMORE, March y, 1919.
The STEAMERS Ners-- Dseaston If the Save Case
CHca0us Watchmtm--Es,apc of Pickpocket--
Gune'Ps Concert, &c.
The news by the steamer America reached here
since midnight, from ST. John, and Is this morning
spread before our citizens.
The habeas corpus case, involving the custody Of
Rebecca Garrett and her eight children, who were
seized in this city, at midnight, about three weeks
since, and carried of. was decided yesterday
Judge Frlck decided that the writ was imperative
in this case as the only respondent TO the writ
declared that they not aud were not in his pos
session, whilst the testimony adduced clearly set
tied the point that they now IN the possession
of Thomas Anderson, of Howard District, who
claimed them as his slaves The Court also
OF opinion that the case was out OF Its jurisdiction
In It's present fOrm but expressed qualification in
the knowledge that the re was another form OF re-
dress to which the petitioners might resort-which
was petition tor freedom-whlch will compel
those having them In their custody to place them
the custody of the until the prayer shall be
heard and decided on. petition was accordingly
entered by Mr. Freshman, and subpoena Issued
against Anderson to bring their bodies into court
Judge Frick made some well merlted structures
on the part which the officers OF the watch took IN
| assisting the SEIZURE OF the woman and her chill
| dren, and gave them the cold comfort to digest
that II the woman should prove to have been kid
mapped without authority, they would be equally
liable tor Indictment and conviction tor the same
offence.
Mr. Aspinwall failed yesterday to appear against
Edward Burdock, or Little Ned, charged with at
tempting TO pick his pocket, aud he discharged
from custody. BY failng 10 appear, MIR. Aspin-
wall fOr;eits his recognlzance in the sum OF $500,
and a noted plckpocket has an opportunity to re-
commence his depredatlons
Gung'l's band gave concert at Carroll Hall last
evening, to crowded auditory, and were pro.
nounced decidedly ine. The Germania Assocla-
a, oolO nf the vr
Buildings, hut had not more than one hundred and
hfly persons present. r.
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PHILADELPHIA. March TO- 1919
-"fnw"pr L'Sa Casfs- R,nga0i,on of officer
P"kpoekSts AND Police OGes,s-Yhe Ho,ei,-
Music. &c.
The newspaper libel cases were 20, heard ,o-
day, as was expected.
John W. Foney, Esq the editor of the Penn.
syipa~,an. an wthsl great favonte with hts nu-
IneroDs crcS OF iresds, has resigned the office of
Deputy surveyor 81 she port under the late ad-
pinnuBiion.
One Of the gang t-'s relieved Mr. Wilmer o.
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Married,
At Rochester, receivsd BY telegraph March 10th,
~ the Rev. j. q. Hall, ALEXANDER MANN, senior
editor Of the Rochester .amsrcan, to Miss CARoLINE
PARKER. -t III.
On saturday morning, March 10, by Rev Phillip M.
BRITT Mr. q. TAGLIkBrE, to Miss ADELAIDE A SMITH
daughter Of the late Louis Arnbods Smith, all Of this
At Edinburgh, on the 9Th inst by the Rev. DR.. W.
L. Alexander, Mr.. II. NJ GiBB OF tho Old ReyAi Hotel,
Princes street. to ELzABETB Hill, rsiict Of Dr. TAFT
Died,
On Saturday morning, March 10, Mrs JANE N, wife
Of Jchn w. Broadrick, in the 29th year Of her age.
The relatives ind fsn DIS OF the family and membsrs
of the New York Lodge, No. 10, I. o o. F., are ra-
spectfully invited to attend her funeral Sunday
afternoon, at O'clock from her late residence, No.
Git Fourth street.
On Saturday, the 10th instant, CATHERINE HAnxIs,
Of consumption, aged 81 years.
The relieves Of her husband Charles Hark!n, aud
thcee Of her father, william MoCarmk, respect.
fully invited attend her neral this Sunday after
noon ut O'Clock, from her late residence "a Cross
street
On Thursday, the 9Th instant, Many AVN, wife OF
Archibald Mccartney, in the SD year Of her age.
The friends and scquaj ntances Of the family re-
spectfuly requested to attend her funeral sunday
afternoon the 1th at half pact four oclook from her
late residence, ISL Perry street.
On Saturday, the 10th inst, Mrs JOHANNA, wife Of
Mr. Henry Tspgemsnn, native Of Germany, aged n
years.
fully IN vited to attend the funeral this Sunday
Sf ernoop, at o'clock from her late residence No
222 Greenwich street, without further invitation.
In Brooklyn, March q OF consumption. AGNES wife
of james Prentice and daughter Of VIM. Morrison OF
Orange, New jersey. Her remains will be taken ia
AT FAIRFIELD, Ct ON the 9Th instant Of lingering
flnpes Capt ABRAHAM BsNsoN, aged So years, OLD
| and respectable inhabitanr Of that place.
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Political Intelligence.

FOIIG1CHI
@. Rum 10 and T. Pillsbury are snnounosd q
cadesfor Congress for the second district OF rsxss
Col. Jobn Williams "a spokeu of a. Q candidate for
Congress for the ninth district Of Kentucky.
John Hsmtr annex is . candidate for Consr" 4 for
the winchester district and Charles Faus Aer for
the Martinsburg district Fsyette McMuhe a for the
thirteenth district, Of Virgins.
At the ,. cent town elections In Monro county, New
York, the entire wbig ticket Az fIcted except ia
Clsfksop, Gates and Greece tow Rsh<ps In WvomI ug
county ave whigs six bunkeys three fse soil o.
didstss were elected In heTtimer county the free
sol ticket successful In Otsego county the whg
ticket elected. In Chensngo county, Eve wings,
bupkers and frss Soil candidate elected
In Madison county whig has been elected In Canaan.
daigus and bsrnb lrusr In Lenox In Essen county
| the whole whig ticket elected.
Charles Hovv d. bunker. was, Monday last, elect.
ed Mayor Of Detroit Mich and Elk out Of nine Alder
men, for the hrst time during I've years.
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Port or New York, March IL, 1870.
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Two young mon, named Ross and Witha were re-
Gently burned to death in logging camp, Wood.
etCck, N. b.
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fsssengoss arrived.
pATsoohnA texast-bris n tAgards- 4 " Pishk
er AAhhs-bii. Nsr uirr-as xidseway, NJ Carroll
Passengers sailed.
LvrRrog-Pnehe stip No~ wo.d- Joseph Dadna Fr,ncie
Ienhor, " Wilton, Don aox,r. '
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MARCH lO-wizd. ~ sunriss. NV; a. meridian, do, ct
eet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-11

Duxpepsia.-This distressing complaint is
weakness of the digestive organs. caused
nv imonri:y of the blood. The gastric juice.
fluid peculiar to the stomach, when secre-
ted from bad blood, is deficient in those solvent
properties which are of such importance to d.
gesion. Consequently the food. instead Of being
ii. solved, often becomes spoiled or purified in
the stomach hence had breath. sour helching.
cosfiveness. pains in the stomach collie, dysente-
nv. and other dreadful complaints
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are certain
cure for Dyspepsia, because they cleanse the stom-
ach and b weis from all bilious humors. and pu'
rfy the blood Four or five of said Pills, taken
at night on going to he'd will in all cases give re-
lief, and if continued for short time, will make
! perfect cure of Dyspepsia.
Beware of Counterfrits of all kinds. Some
are coated with sugar; others are made to resem-
BILE in outward appearance the original nj diclne
The safest course is, to purchase of the regular
agents only.
For sale in Wilmington N. g.. by George r
Frepch Agent who will supply country dealers
and planters at the Philadelphia prices
Offices dpvnied exclusively to the sale OF Wright
Indan Vegetable Pills wholesale aud retail, l6s
Race ST. Philadelphia; 28s Greenwich st.. New
York and 50 fremont ST.. Boston.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-05-11

american Consuls Abroad.-The N Y.
Tribune contains a statement of the official IN
come of our ConsuIs abroad, by which II APP
pears that no Consulate is at present worth
$4,000 The largest amount received Is by
the Coasu at Liverpool, who in 1915 recelv-
ell SO .gG3 O5 The Consuates at RIO de ia
Metro and at London are also worth 50 900
The next best are the ConsuIates 81 Havana
and Glasgow, both of which yield annually
upwards of $1,000 St Thomas and the
Sandwich Islands each yield 1000 six 9TH
er posts yield $4,000 per annum; eighteen
are worth 81 900; and The remaining ninety
ConsuIates range from 5000 TO $500 per an
mum, much the largest proportion of them be
ing worth less than $500 The Consul a
Alexandria. in Egypt, receives salary o
$4,000 Three ConSuls on the coast of Bar
barry each receive salary IF s.. 1000, and tiv'
in China receive salary OF $1,000 a yea
each One at Beyrout receives salary o
$500. Several of the minor Consuls hav
made no return of fees.
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~. MsAmI1ss IIgIs s..s.
QAN PoRT OF WILMINGTON. Saess

ARRIVED
May 3d.-Brig Watson, Watson, New York, to G w
schr sultana, Parks searspor Me, to Harriss &
Drake.
Schr Ira Brewster Horton, N YORK, TO q W Davis
Schr David Hale. Hudson, New York, TO Jefreys q
schr Avon, Gushing, Providence, R. I , to Barry,
B, yant Co
schr Rosannah Rose, r, Char eston, to larriss d
Drake.
Schr y artha B., Lewis Shalloire, TO w Davis
BIZ Schr Rover, Johnson Harder lslaLd, to d.
7-Schr Edward, Hardy, Boston, 10 Harriss d Drake
,Schr James Henry Hale, Savannah 10 DeKosset q
s-schr Leesburg, Boon, Philadelphia, to DeRosset
schr olive Smith, New York, to E J Iutterloh.
Schr Hunting, Marshall, Boston, to liarriss q
Steamer Rowan, Hurt, Fayetteville, To i & VI ort.
lO-Brg Porto Rico, Staples, Belfast Me-, to Jeffreys
| f. Leighton.
May -schr Constitution, Milton, New York, by Geo
| lIatrss.
schr Jack Downing, Parker, Onslow county by De
schr Harrison Price, Brown, N Y, by Iut,eTloh.
| Schr w Davis, Briggs, >ew York. by L y" DAVIS
5-schr WIN Il Pettes, Rocks, New York by Jeifreys
| f. Leighton.
brig Telos, Lumpheer, Boston, by Barry, Bryant
schr P Woodbury., Potter shallo,re, by w Davis
sclnr Pc RI, d xter, Onslow county, by DO
Schr Marion, Burns il !" River, L, by do
Br schr lane, soney, Liver pool by & McKae
Sclr Purse Pigott, Onslow county, by G w Davis
S.-Brg Caleb Curtis, True, Boston, by do:
Brig Catharlne Nichols Nichols, hennebunk, Me, b.
Master. .
schr Monsoon, sil,man, Richmond, Va, by
DAVIS.
rcnr John Willetts, Crammer ~, by } Intterlof
9.-Brig Henrietta Thurslon Havana, by q W Davis
Schr AInira r., Candy. Philadelphia, by HARRIS
Brig Enoch Pratt, Hail. Baltimore, by j hathaway I
Son.
Brig Civilian Nichols, Philadelphia, by Barry, Bry
ami q Co
Schr Avon, Gushing, Boston, by Barry, Bryant f "a
| Sc ,r Alarc, Prosser, y, by DeRosset Il Brown.
Schr Martha q DAVIS, ShalluIie, by " Davis
Steamer Gov Graham, Fayetteville, by & "
McGary.
Steamer Henrietta, Evans, Fayetteville by John Bank
steamer Meares, Rothwe, Fayetteville by
Worth.
schr Ira Brewster, Horton, Philadelphia by w D'
schr Mary Delp ina, Giles, Cuba, by G w Davis
lU-Brig Noupariel, Brown, Boston, by DeRosset
Brown.
Schr Bolivar, Nutter. - by Harris 4 Drake.
g Brig Importer, Dennis, Honduras, by Barry, Brva
& Co
schr David Hale, Hudson, New York, by Jeff eys
Leighton
schr Wave, snowden, Washington, N. Co. by Cas-
! well & Blossom.