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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


FOREIGN NEws.-The Arabia arrived at Hall
fax on the 18th last. with dates from Liver
erpoolt to the lst inst. She brings no news of
the Pacifc. There are some confused runners
of ships furniture seen at sea, but they a"ioent
to nothing. Three meetings ofthe Peace Con- |
ference had been held in Paris, but nothing of
the proceedings had been suffered to transpire.
Rumors, favorable and otherwise, were circu-
lated in abundance, and at the close of the
week considerable alarm was created by re-
port that Russia had started objections which
would cause the Conference to break up. 1t
was, however, regarded as a mere lob
bling ruse, and general impression prevailed
that matters were progressing favoraby. The
opinion increases that Immediately after peace
is proclaimed, general Europeun Congress
will meet to re-adjust the balance of power
Active preparations for continuance of the
war prevailed on ali Sides An armistice until
the end of March had been officially announced,
and was made knowa to the Crimean armies.
1t is not to affect the existing blockade of Rus
sian ports. Omer Pasha had resigned his COM
mand of the Ottoman contingent, and his re-
signaton was accepted. The excitement in
regard TO the American difficulty appeared tc
be wholly extinct.
o. BY the arrival of the Nothern Light from
San Juan, we have two weeks later news from
the Pacific Coast and from Central America
The California markets had slightly improved
and the mines were yielding largely. A shocI
of an earthquake was felt at San Francisco OF
the 18th of February. The damage was slight
The shock was felt throughout the State
Much Indignation was felt at the appointment
of Mr.. McDuffie, a professional gambler, a
Marshal of the Northern District. The India
troubles in Oregon and Washington still con
tinue, and new volunteer companies are ben
raised. The question on the adoption of
State Government for Oregon goes to the pee
ker had seized all the boats of the Nicaragu
Transit Company, annulled their charter an
granted new charter to another Company
1t is said that the Costa RIGA authorities hav
4 refused to receive Col. Schlessnger, the Mics
e raguan Envoy, on the ground that Costa Rio
n did not recognize the foreign party in Nicart
Il qua. The Schooner Page, which had arrive
n at San Francisco from japan, reports the
p struction of the city of Jeddo by an earthqual
Il on the 1Ith of November. One hundred tho
= sand houses were destroyed and thirty thousal
| lines lo.t
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

A Mosaurro Buzz The Washington cor.
respondent Of the New York Commercial Ad-
vertiser says he has information which renders
It almost certain that as soon as the late Mica
raguan degree apnexiag the Mosquito territory
shall be attempted to be executed, the COM
manders of the British vessels of war of tho
West Indian station will interfere to prevent
u. And then---what then Mr.. Marcya'4 -
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

GAMBLING AND DaINKISG.--Green, the re.
formed gambler, and Mr.. Hawkins, the BALI
more temperance lecturer, are about TO have
joint discussion, probably at Cincinnati The
former contends that gambling is the greatest
vice, aud the latter that intemperance is the
worst Of the two evils Mr.. Hawkins gave the
challenge to discuss the subject. and it was
accepted by Mr. Green s,110sai Raa uausiaad
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

A CLEAR Sr. PATRIcK's DAY!-A lovely
day was the 18th, and the prophecies of rain
were all unfulflled. The Philadelphia Bull
Ieiin ventures the suggestion that as February
had, this year, twen;y-nine days, and St Pat
rick did not recognize the institution of leap
year, it being a modern invention. Sunday was
the true st. Patrick's day, aud consequently
the snow that fell and the raw, lowering sky
that hung over US, were the proper marks of
his arrival, This being the case, the public
will pardon the failure to celebrate the 18th of
March with a rain or a snow storm. ~ TE
.a5e Hf1 erFs - Goo es -5. .f
DEATH or DR.. BoND.--There will be uni
versal feeling of regret al the decease of this
able man, which took place in New York on
Friday last. lie had been, for number Of
years, editor of the Christian Advocate and
journal, which position lle filled with great
acceptance. He was native of Baltimore.
joined the church there 10 1905, since which
time he has filled many important posts. He
was about 10 years Of age. a,. .....-...,,
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New IlAMPsHIRE ELEcTIos.-Two hundred
and nineteen towns foot up as follows 3 go
For Wells.l Democrat, 81 ,493 |; MetcalG
American. 30979 Goodwin, Wing, 1888; scat.
icring, I4l. as'' ""s 'nai0 sa''ss Y 'assd ~
Il. Ten towns remain TO be heard from, the re-
turns from which will not materially change
the relative vote as given above. ,psaas ua.raia
| a9A9 "sih 4l-I 4-~.~.-1L-Hf .piA}-assi af.3
| From MExIco.-The New Orleans papcr.
have rews from Vera Cruz to the sth instaat
Affairs at puebla had changed but little. tn.
marez was still there, and 5000 goverpmoni
troops were soonexpeeted TO carry on the siege
The revelation had been crushed in other parts
The Constituent Congress has elected comun.
fort President for one year. ~ ~
1 ''t't fA
0T The Orphans Court and Court of Chan
Gerry OF the State of Dcla ware, III and for Ken
county. VIII be held at Dover, commencing o.
Tuesday. the 10Th inst. ~ .gs,. 80, 81 .sls
~ ThesPrinting establishment of the Sas
ser Cleaner, paper recently started 10 sopth
Milford, is for sale,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

or Mr.. VIM. b. Collins, of this town, has
commenced the Merchant Tailoring business.
Those in want Of good clothes can purchase
OF him the material as well as have them made
in style. We are pleased to see the city man
ner of doing business increasing in our town.
Until within the last two or three years,
there has been no store opened tor one single
branch of trade, but all kept, as we have heard
it said, everything, from an anchor down to a
goose-yoke." but now there are quite a num-
Der opened to an exclusive kind of trade. We
hope that there will, ere long, be total change
in the prevailing system of merchandising.
Messrs. Ward &. Cotton have Just returned
from Philadelphia with new stock of goods
BY referring to the advertisement it will be
seen that they keep everything in the Variety
line that can be thought of. -.--....
Mr.. iona. Catlin keeps on hand a supply o
all the most approved Agricultural Implements
in use. Also furnishes lime and guano by YES
sells and cars. Twenty of the latter are con
stantly on the road to deliver lime at any poin
desired. See advertisement.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

0%FWe understand there is to be an Exhibi-
ton by the Adclphin Society of Newark Acade-
my, at the College Oratory, on Monday, March
24lh, to commence at u o'clock, P. M. The
Junior Class in College will give an exhibition
on Tuesday evening following. A band from
the city is engaged, and good time is antici.
pated
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

= FREsH SHAp. shad made their an
pearance 10 our market on "Wednesday. Price.
62l to So piece, ana not very large at tbat
They were from the Soulh.-Del Ga.effe.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

A Town IN Frx.-A gentleman who arriv.
ed in Smyrna day or two ago from Snowfall,
Md says that there is not merchant in that
place who has pound ofsugar, coffee or flour
on hand, on account of the navigation being
closed for so long time. In addition to which
their steam mill is broken and they can get nc
corn ground. .,....
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

TaE ST.. NrCHoLAs.-Thls boat was sold by
Sheriff Willard, on Thursday las:, to Thomas
Clyde of Claymont, for $4,000. 1t is reported
that MIR. c. purchased for the old company, and
that she will be run the coming season on the
old route between Lewes and Philadelphia.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

The EXPLORATIONS OF CENTRAL AFRICA
Dr.. Couturier, a medical man., residing in Al
giers, has left that city for the interior of Afr-
ca, accompanying the Taurcks on their return
to'their own country. A European, who was
formerly spahi, who is well instructed in the
Arab tongue, goes with hm; the object of the
doctor being To explore the part of Africa be-
You'd the desert.
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FOR SALE.

"A white HORSE, @ years old this sprine :. a
light, secondhand Family CARRIAGES aud
Harness, and a new-styled SULKEY. which
has been used only a few times. 'sIlT '"'
.19onas u. AZ. COOPER.
Smyrna, DEL, March 10Th, '56-3w.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

"THE BRAvE OLD OAK"---The old Charter
Oak at Hartford, Connecticut, has stood the
weight of the ice bravely this winter; not
limb or twig was broken. A large number of
persons visited the old oak at time when
many of the fruit and shade trees wei break
ing under the weight of ice, expecting 10 find
broken llnhs to carry away as relics, but they
all went away disappointed.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

or The Philadelphia Bulletin says the loss
to that city occasoned by the suspension of
navigation in that port, which continued over
two months, amounted to million of dollars.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

RAIsISG TURKEys.-As the price of turkeys
this winter are SO high CD cts. per lb.) the
Tribune asks what business can farmer fol-
low which is half so profitable, even at bali
that price for his turkeys! But without trench.
ing upon his ordinary pursuits, every farmers
family could raise hundred turkeys. They
would afford a hundred dollars clear profit
lady in Louisiana employed an old negro
woman and small boy, and brought to matu-
rity fifteen hundred turkeys, The only art ex-
ercised was to house them in fre-heated
room while young, during cold storms Cans
some farmers wife or daughter go and do like.
wise next summer!
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

o. The Letters of l.. c. Il. and e. II. III.
came too late for this issue. They shall appear
in our next.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

TEMPERANCE IN MAINE.-A bill has been
reported in the Maine Legislature, in relation
to the sale of intoxicating liquors. 1t compri-
ses thirty-three sections. The Bath Tribune
states that it embraces the features of the sell
cure and destructive clauses OF the existing
statute, and provisions for licensing parties to
sell, but under such restrictions as TO prevent
the keeping of drinking houses and tipping
shops. Parties are also made liable for DANA
ges committed by persons while intoxicated
and there is heavy penalty for the selling o
impure or fabricated liquor. License also i,
to be given for the manufacture of liquors un.
der prescribed regulations. There are also
provisions against the sale of liquors to intoxi
Gated individuals, aud to men of whom notice
has been given that they are babitually intern
perate
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

f0eT One Of the most awful accidents which
has occurred tor many year on the Delaware,
Of which an account is gwen BY our Philadel-
phia correspondent, was the buraipg) Of the
Ferry Boat = New Jersey is There wersabout
l hundred passengers on board BY the latest
account IS bodies had been hend and II are
sill missing. Efforts are being mado every
day 10 RECOVER the dead bodies from the river.
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0T The Orphans Court and Court of Chan.
Gerry OF the State Of Delaware, ID and for Kent
county. VIII be held at Dover, commencing On
Tuesday, the 10Th inst. ~ VIC 49,, 81 IL
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