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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-11
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HORSE, WAGON AND GEAR for Sale.
- On SATURDAY, March 18th, at IL O'Clock,
l shall sell at my Auction Store
-Four large young Horses, warranted 10 work well
in any kind Of harness
One two horse Wagon and four sets Gear
One OF the horses Is very stylish and gentle and
well suited for family carriage
They will be sold without reserve, the owner
having no further use for them.
Terms: A credit Of 90 and 90 DAYS for satisfac-
torily endorsed notes, bearing interest.
mar Id A. GREEN, Auct
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IL Who Knows Capt. Grigg Ask all
the shipping houses In Maryland Delaware and Philadelphia


the shipping houses In Maryland Delaware and Phsdephis
who he 10
WONDERFUL CUREs.-Phisdelphia February Is, 1856
Messrs. DE GRATH Col must give you honor and
praise Of having the best remedy In the world for
When considered past by ALL II. J.
9rgg, merchant 2 Market street, last sent
wonderful Electric O" and relieved the pain
which most intolersbe nhammatory Rheumatism in
about ten minutes had the OIL continued but q short
Time and cured This OIL the greatest blessing known
70 man. have sent for IT, and know that
they have been cured by II. l well known
fering also known, aud have objections
make OF this the OIL cannot be highly
mated. Capt. MARX GRIes,
Wood aud Coal Dealer, 455 Marshall street.
Capt. Grigg old Citizen aud like all who have been
cured, feels grateful.
Once 80 South Eighth street below Chestnut Philadelphia
Sold by most all respectable dealers IN medicine
The genuine OIL has the signatures OF De Or sh
4 Ce, and A. L. Smith, Philadelphia. feb s9-tr
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TINE LAKES ARE OVERLOOKING
with Bouquets Of Real and Artificial
FLOWERS. with fERFUMERY. FANCY
GOODS, MUSICAL BOXLS. CLOCKS, STA
TIONERY, &c, DC. OPERA GLASSES for
sale or rent. At THE LAKES,
mar 504 Pa av., hear Adams Express.
union, Globe, Il Intsnigenosr.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-l
~ will now sell my property, situated on the
Georgetown and Rockville Turnpike, about two
miles above Georgetown, adjoining the village Of
Tennallytown, where there Is post Office. The
proved by two-story brick house, - X 40, with
a wing Is x 81 and all necessary out houses,
City property will be taken as part pay.
THOS. MARSHALL,
ian l7-tf At United States Hotel
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LNOR RENT THE LARGE HOUSE, COM
Il pletely furnished, situated on the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and the Presidents So uare
No. q. Possession given immediately Enquire
on the premises. mar SLtf
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THO MARKET GARDENERS-FORSA SALE,
l. ten acres Of Land, well adapted to gardenine
purposes, situated near Seventh street Toll Gate,
within two miles Of Centre Market. Apply to X
GRAY CAMPBELL, Patent Omce, or Mr.
WlNEBER6ER, at the Toll Gate. mar TT
THO LET-ONE OF THOSE TWO.sTORY
Il and attic frame Houses on 14th street west,
between and street north. Rent $500 per an ,
mum. Enquire Of Jno P. Hilton, under Chubb
Br theirs Banking House, or No. 375 1ith street
west, between L and NJ north
mar 6-1w JOHN p HILTON
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR GOOD IN
IA VESTMENT For sale, IL or ls acres Of
Land, Oh the Heights Of Georgetown, adjoining
(caled the Cedars,) possessing rare ADVANTAGES as
a building site, and market garden. 1t has fine
growth ofyoung cedars and oak mess on the great
er part If it-the elevation is such as to command
the most extensive view Of Georgetown, w ash
ington and Alexandria. The fact Of this property
being Just outside Of the Co poration limits rem
ders Il more desirable being free nom the Corpo-
ration taxes.
For terms, &C., apply to J. L. KIDWELL,
GEORGETOWN. Jan l2-du
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

stRIcK HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT
The subscriber will sell at private sale, the
t. . story, attic and basement House, with back
building two stories high and stable In the rear
OF the lot; situated 18th street, near Pennsyl-
vanla avenue. Said house contains IL rooms and
Is In good order Terms moderate or viii rent Il
to good tenant at fair price. Apply to the
subscriber, Il his office, on Louisiana avenue
THOMAS G. DOM,
mar ll-Ta Agent for the Trustees.
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TO DEALERS, TOBACCoNIsTs, AND
OTHERS.

10 n0A PRIME HAVANA SEGAks.-
tOsOOO Just received, on consignment,
eighteen thousand veIy prime Havana Segars, OF
choice brands; among which may De found some
very Superior Any OF which will be sold at the
importing prices close consignment
WALL, IARNARD a CO,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
ma,6.6t corner Pa sv. and 9Th q
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CORPORATION STOCk.-Ss,O 900 Corpo.
~ ration OF Washington Stock for sale at
feb 25-u CHUBB BROTHERS.
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The PIANO FORGIVE invite attention to
the card Of Miss Martha Beach, which will be
found in our advertising columns. Miss
Beach is we'll known in several of our mu scal
circles as one Of the most accomplis bed plan
lists in the city, and we feel assured that those
who may secure her services will be gratiied
with the result
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SHIRTS AND DRAwER>

feb l5-eo&ds &c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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luz CLOSING OF THE LUTHERAN FAIR a.
Odd Fellows Hall will fill the house to night.
The Amphions, with other gentlemen, dis
coursed sweetiy last night, and tonight will
give additional attractions 90, hyOu would
spend pleasant evening.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

TuH CINCINNATI CoNvBNTIoN.-N IS stated
that in view of the assembling Of the demo
cratic convention at Cincinnati, the Burnett
House has already received 1000 applications
for accommodations.
Tho schooner Daniel Parker, from Bangor
for New York, went ashore off West Sandwich
on Thursday evening, Capt Richard Smith
the mate, aud cook, were drowned.
By a steamboat explosion near Frederickston,
N. b., on Thursday, four persons we're killei
instantly, and another has since died OF his
injuries.
Robert Tyler has been invited to deliver the
anniversary grafton Of the Washington James
town Association.
The smallest bank in the United States IS IN
Bank Of Cayuga Lake, at Painted Post, N. I.
VITA $4,000 capital.
Some Of the democratic papers OF New forH
are warmly advocating the nomination oil Mayor
Wood for Governor Of that State.
The Utica IN. ~ Telegraph notes the pas
sage through that place few days ago. oil 81
fugitive slaves from the South for Canada
The Fort Wayne aud Chicago, Ohio and In
diana, and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
have been consolidated. d.
James Kelly, connected with the revolution,
ary movements in ireland in Az, died IN N
Orleans on the Goth ult.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

FoIIAIfTY no AIII UNIFORMITY OF rnirRs.--A
nat fssn X IN b,sneass every one Ills own salesulhn,
J1SdIS Y CO., of Us CRESCENT ONE PRICE Cloth
~ Ilr Nb 5oo Mar Streot nove Slr III In addition
10 Hvts e arnesf osf varied and fasonabls stock OF
Clotnn1~ phndepha, uaado expressly for retail sales,
w 1917 oi,s hls own Eaiesnu by having
mi On zach ne very lowest price
enn bo sod lor Is tay cannot possibly vary must buy
alike The Fodsar all well sponged and prepared, and
geat m re " Iii ta making. Ethat all can buy with
IN Mi 81 aettns rood artee al the very lowest
pce Also nre stotk of psoe goods on hand othe la
Eesf and beet anea Which, will be made to order
IN lie moss aaonsSo and best manner IS per cent. below
credit priues Romeinber Crescent, Market above
Sixth No, 200. III JONES X CO., PHI lndsphia,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

TIM TEMrsRAScH PARrY.-Soms men who rvsR
and act with the Looofosos, pretend to believe that
party faycrableto temperance, notwithstanding the
repeal of tho Sunday law the resolution passed at
the county meeting at Delaware City, and the pre-
eIamaticn of Mayor Huntingdon, from the steps of
Almonds hotel on Tuesday evening, styling his
election triumph over the combined factions OF
the Americans, Temperance men and Abolitioniits
the party they had to fight against nextfall! Any
temperance man who will look calmly at the POSI-
ton here taken, and then pretend TO believe that
the party which elected Mr. huntington will sustain
the prohibitory law will refuse to sanction Its re-
peal must have little brains or be srrant knArs.
Not single representative Of that party voted for
the passage of the law in question, though thers
wero some six or eight of them In the House and
three or four in the Senate. Taking this fast int
confederation in connection with the resolution
passed at Delaware City, and the remark Of Mayor
Huntingdon can any man think that the party 10 OPP
posed to placing temptation in the way OF young and
older will favor any restrictive law which increas
e. the evils "xeGlots V0ialy attempt to re0ssVs :"
According to this all persons in favor OF prohibition
Of the indiscrminate sale Of rum, are asalots and
the evils flowing from saoh sale, cannot be removed;
but must forever be submitted to. Those who pro-
mulgate this doctrine might urge with equal pro-
priety the license Of given number OF robbers and
burglars who should return the property stolsr on
the payment Of one.fourth Of its value. This sours'
was pursued at one timo in certain section Of the
world, and had many advocates who believed tina
It tended to promote the interests Of sosiety-pre
venting heavy loss by robbery. They believed a
do the Locofocos Of this county, that and still
gent restrictions upon the rights Of tho OWL disposc
only tended increase "ths evils which zsalots vain
Iy attempted to romoye,"
The Dover Reporter has contained chapter aft0
chapter to prove the fallacy of the prohibtorY Law
and We have never heard that the party disayows
In any county meeting, by resolution or otherwise
the positions 1t has taken II the temperance me
of that party do not see and fully understand Il
drift of the different movements made, which v
have alluded to, they must be blinded BY prejud
or interest," and are truly to be pisied or despiae
The opponents Of prohibition are elASping them
their willy embrace, binding them to their CHAR
wheels, and they will find that thoy have no
course but to do their bidding, become the agei
10 unchain the tyrant rum even if they should n
provo themselves abjeot slaves, if they continue
act under the so-calied Democratic banner
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

CoMMoDonE STOCKTON has written letter
to the editor of the Newark Mercury, which is
published in that paper, saying that the move
ment in New JERSEY to bring him out as an
independent candidate for the Presidency has
been abandoned, "that it might not complicate
matters still further :" He adds.
"Yoa are correctly informed when you say -
"Coin. Stockton unequivocally condeDs the re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise and | Do
hone that the people oil New Jersey will have
an opportunity mot embarrassed by other Is
sues) TO manifest their dssspprobatisn Of tn,
indeiensible violation CT that compact ofpsace."
This Language seems to look to tho Repub-
lican party, but possibly such may not he the
meaning Of the Commodore.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15
5 .fNE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT Hi Nh

o,Ir uIrrV 4 ATrp rQnAx rIIRapE
Ultt WEN Lhltn rnum tgng.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERlOA al hhnAs A.
ala HkLIFAx, May
The II. N. steamship America Cnpt e5,h
FROM Liverpool on the Afternoon 81 bathesyi <HA
April, arrived here ut II o'slsek this mornng'
The collins steamship Atlantic arrived oas " soi
erpooi at As on the afternoon Of Wednesday zsq
April.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QuESrLoN;
The London Morning Star, an organ o. inc Man
chester party, says ave are told that At the
Of the Cabinet en- Tuesday, the 22d, at when L2ru
Clarendon was present. for the frs me since mis- re-
turn from Paris, the answer 10 the United States was
agreed upon on some Of the points connected WIN
the Central American question.
The British Qoyernment arc prepared 10 give way, |
but they will not recall Mr. Champion and ihey are
also prepared % communicate TO the United states
Government that they are unwavering in their de-
ton to continue him in his present position,
az British Minister at Washington.
THE TREATY OF PBAOH
The London Daily News has succeeded IN obmin-
ing copy Of the text OF the peacs document, which
il considered authentic. IL contains thirty ar
tloes Tho frst restores perpetual friendship Dc,
tween Great Britain, sardinia, Turkey, FRANCE ana
Prussia. iW 4fHf
seoond-Ali territories conq uered occupied dar-
ing the war, shall be reciprocaly evacuated as soon
as possible.
Third-Russie restores 10 Turkey, kara and all
| ether parts OF tia Ottoman Hmpire.
Fourth-The Allies restore to Russia til towns and
IA and Kertscb.
Articles Fifth. Sixth. Seventh and Highth are
| wanting
Nint6-Tbo sultnn oomm minated 10 the powers
bis frman srsntng sousIity 10 ubr,tiaus, which the
eontraotipa nowers much approve oil but diyest
Themselves Of all right thereby to interfere in the
| Otton,an Rmnre.
| Tenth-Ths Oonyenton Of 18th OF July 1S4l, olos.
| ing the Bosphorus and Dardanelles il rs.aiirmed.
sl.ysnthf-Tba Black sas ia neutralised, and for:
ever forbidden h ali sbins Of war Of every power
adjoining or dstAnf with tbe exoeptiops spooied ia
| articles i4th and Ioib
Tweifth--Trade shall bs FREQ in tho Black Sea wat
ers and ports, subiect only 10 police regulations,
Russia and Turkey admitting oonsuls 70 ali ports on
| its shoros III
Thirteenth--The Dlack Sea being neutrAlixed,
stronghoda beo Que useless: consequently, Turkey
and Russia arreo neither Il construed nor preserve
| any military ms thine arssnals on the coast
Fourteenth-Tbe Convention regulating the force
of ships for coast sersice is concluded Individually
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

A terrible accident occurred on "Wednesday
evening", on the railroad near Davenport, Iowa.
An express train ran off the track, going at
full speed, and was completely smashed up.
Twelve persons were killed and great num-
Der wounded. ...-...
Intelligence has been received of the wreck
of The ship Adriana, Capt. Delano, bound for
San Francisco. The vessel was abandoned of
Nantucket. Vessel and cargo valued at $780,
900.
George Branton, lately married, committed
suicide at Richmond, Va, Thursday.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

MASSACHUSETTS, The Legislature Of the old
Bay State has been seriously aptated during
its present session by proposal to elect an u
nited States Senator. This was not the proper
time to do SO, but some Of the ambitious men
ofihc dominant party were disposed to take ad'
vantage of the opportunity to get the position.
The matter has boon fully considered and the
Legislature has resolved not 10 elect at this
essien.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

SABBAT,cAL LAWS In Southampton, England,
bookseller was lately fined five shilliugs for
selling newspaper on the Sabbath, and he
magistrate who gave the judgment said that,
by the terms of the English law, nothing could
be sold, on Sunday except mil and msckerel.
Yet it is notorious that many other articles are
sold, and it was proposition in Parliament tc
abolish such sales, which caused the riots il
n de Park.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

The CooLIH rRADR.-Late accounts from val,
paraiso mention the arrival Of the American
ship Dalmatia, one hundred and seventy days
from China, with one hundred and sixty cool
les, having lost ninety others and large NUM-
berof her crew on the passage. Tho American
clipper Winged Racer had brought in seven
hundred and sixty of the unfortunate China
men,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15
Congressional Proceedings.

In the U. S Senate, OH Wednesday, a third
Committee of Conference upon the Deficiency
Appropriation bill was appointed. MIR. Bayard
then resumed his speech upon the mode Of pro
noting the efficiency of the Navy, which he
had commenced on Monday, and spoke up to
the hour of adjournment.
In the House, the disagreement Of the Com
mittee Of Conference upon the Deficiency bill
caused an animated discussion, in the course Of
which tho Senate's amendments were roughly
handled. spicy debate took place between
Messrs Giddngs and Campbell, Of Ohio, in re-
gard to the appropriation 10 pay for retaining
fugitive slaves.
| In the U. 5 Senate, on Thursday, the resolu
| ton declaring that no further legislation is
necessary to terminate the treaty between Den
maj and the United States in relation to paying
the Sound Dues, was taken up aud discussed at
length by Messrs. Sumner, Stuart, Clayton,
Critteuden, Hale, Toomhs, Collamer, and Benz
jamin.
In the House, the Report of the Committee of
| Conference upon the Bounty Land Law of 1855
was adopted. The same report was adopted in
the Senate. A resolution was adopted calling
for information in relation TO the recent disturb
ances at Panama The consideration Of the
amendments to the Deficiency Bill was then
resumed. Mr.. Giddings, white denouncing the
item Of appropriation for the reclamation of
fugitive slaves, was seized with fainting fit.
and scene Of much excitement followed. He
was restored 10 consciousness, and conveyed to
his residence. The bill granting lands to Iowa
for railroads was passed. A discussion took
place in Iogardto the contested election of Del.
egate from New Mexico, but no action was
taken,
In the United States Senate on Friday, sun
dry private bills were passed. The House bill
granting LANDS to Iowa for railroads, passed
finally BY a vote Of 81 yeas to 9 nays, Mr..
James, from the Committee on Patents, report
ed bill ameudatorY of the Patent Laws, the
object Of which is to protect the public against
the oppressive use of invalid patents and inven'
! tors against dishonest infringers
In the House, o warm debate took place be
tween Messrs. Phelps and Giddings in relation
to Kansas affiirs. The proposition to appoint
I third Committee Of Conference upon the a.
mendments to the Deficiency bill was adopted;
The debate upon the New Mexican contested
! election case was then resumed, and continued
up till the hour Of adjournment.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

Loss OF A MARYLANDER.-T fine mansion
Of George W. Carroll, Esq, near Louisburg,
Ark, with all the household and kitchen furpi-
ture aud wardrobe Of himself and family, and
SO 900 in bank notes, were consumed by fire
few weeks since. Mr.. Carroll is from Prince
Georges county, Nd.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

Hon. VIM. Angel, a prominent New York
State Soft Shell, }" has gone over 10 the Repub
iicans.
DR.. Graham, who was recently pardoned by
the governor Of New York, has resumed ths
practice Of medicine in New Orleans.
VIM. Snuifer, q respectable uswctxat Of
Franklin county, Va, was found drowned nina
miles from Richmond, Monday,
A"Kansas Association" has been formed at
etsrsburg, Va.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

DR.. olyille Dewey has donated the earnings
Of his last winters lectures to his native VII
lage, to be expended in planting shade trees
along its streets.
Hiidreth and Carey were the names of the
two men killed by the locomotive explosion on
the Little S:huylkill. rairoad, Wednesday night.
The American party of Arkansas have nomi.
mated Gen. Yell Tor Governor, and Hugh "
Thompson for Congress.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

The American State Council Of New Hamp-
shire met last week and elected delegates to the
Free Soil American Convention to be held in
New York on the l2th of June. A series Of
resolutions were reported and unanimously a.
dopted, taking strong American and anti.Ne-
brsska grounds, endorsing the action oftheir
Delegates in seeding from the Philadelphia
Convention, and repudiatiHg the nomination of
Fillmore and Donelson.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

N coffee "a highly spoken of, and used by almost
every Housekeeper, can be found at the corn re
Fifteenth and Market streets, Wholesale and ret ~
at The manufacturer prices. The trade sappme 10
Jun Ia sl phMOGh ", oEl1o
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

j., n on 70 ACRES of GOOD MEADOW LAND, A
III Few hundred yards from CHRISTIANS Brldge or Ihe
NtW,. Shssso i"A4' ass 50 ~ j. FOSTER,
y " ra JaSs5F wilmington, De
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

ths best mnteris aud Of The most Improved pat
torns v.z:-NIoore's Pillow and Castings Of AZ sizes
eacook Il Barr Jhears of all sizes. Wooloook q Wiley
casngs OF all sizes Harrnws and Cultlyaors OF al kinds
mad % order; Corn Planters and Seed Sewers Hunts
er and Separator Atkins and Maneys eom9Insd Reaper
and Mower, Montgomery &IRTo'B Grain Fans, Eagle
Fan No Yankee Straw Chher of all slzos. Sparrow
Hay < Straw cutter Fleming Machines superior ar
ering and families These machines are superior to any
warranted 10 the work equal to any IN nsn tram mill
for horse and hand power Horse hoes ana nanl noes
large assortment Of Shovels spqdes Forks Hoes, Axes
and Handles; Cedar Ware Tubs, Bnokea ChnTns braln
reasiires Grain Baskets Rattan and Spnt. Talen and
Superphosphate Of Lime Of the best quality anu
and genuine. All orders for lnpe,lnentS Sfisds
70 Orange Street, Is Marke iStree HIS
. dec loft ntt's --Ll0n-Nsl91.-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

SLAVE LIBERALITy.-- We see it stated in one
Of the Southern papers that five thousand
slaves in the city OF Charleston, South Caroll-
ma. have, during the last year, contributed 10,
900 dollars to beneficial objects This amount
would have been sufficient to purchase the
liberty Of at least ten Of them.
The BoLpEsT ROBBERY of recent date was
committed at WATERFOWL, Mass, one dag last
week. The store of W. Il Ingraham, in the
first story Of the building occupied by the town
hall was broken into, with great trouble and
violence, and completely cleared Of all its val
liable goods. The town watch house was in the
basement under tho store, and there ere two
wstchmen employed by the town. ose Of whom
must have been there.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15
FOR SALE,

A TWO HORSE POWER ENGINE IN IUUY!IJ, TqIl.
ming order, and BOIlLR for sale cheap vi
SOON at the shop ofthe suhserper NOS H @hiP'e' S"'
between seventh and Eighth. ,ouN vAIIeER r..
= feb p If JUN w ALhalAN -.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

TROUBLE IN A UHURoH.-Quite scene is SAID
to lave taken place in the German Catholic
church at York, Pa, on Sunday last. 1t is al
legged that the pastor had previously, for some
cause struck an old lady, the mother OF sew"
eral young men who were members OF his con
eresation. The young men, indignant at such
treatment oftheir mother, proceeded to the pas
tor q house and, as is stated, PRESENTED the scan
dalous outrage" Ga Sunday they appeared in
church as usual, when the pastor attempted e
eject them by violence, which was resisted
and a serious rev ensued, in which many o
the congregation joined. The participants, in,
Guiding the pastor, we're subsequently, arrested
and held to answer at court.