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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

e,-A N pursuance OF the last Will and Testament
fys5ltff u oil William Davis, late of the Township Of
lssS London Britain, IN he County Of hester decd
gay the a day Of November next, all that certain PLAN
ao and tract OF land situate in the Township aforesaid,
n9nd and others, containing 81 Acres, less,
about h cen Acres of which are we'll tmbered The land
y o. good quality and divided into fields of convenient
sze and well watered Limestone has lately been dis
covered on the pr 9mses. IL il situated ourshng
conyenen to mills, Schools and places Of
pubic worship. The improvements mansion house,
part stone and part log stone house partly finished,
TWO stnry wagon house with thrAshing floor,
crib and gnnares pTIng house over never fail
ing sltng Of good water lheTe apple orchard anda
ltpad leadlHg from Klmblevie TO D. B. NIven's Lime
quarres two miles from the former and two from the
Ter place, Amy persons DESTROYS of viewing a property
en- DO SO hy calling on Charles Davis adjoining the pre-
ases' nPie 20 e9nnenee a. O'Clock on said day. when
JOHN DAVIS.
Octe-ts CHARLES DAVIS / E1s'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

SHAMEFUL ArPMR-A Boy ALMOST EATEN up
BY DOd.-Iesterday afternoon, whio a boy named
James O'Connel aged about 70 years, son of Mr.
Barney U Council who lives Gil Third street, South
Troy, was passing along the sidewalk near his faith
er's residence, mAn, name unknown, set upou him
alerge and savage bull dog, The hoy, On turning
AMI seeing the dog coming full speed him. natai-
ally became very much frightened, and endeuyurul
to escape by runnng-the man meanwhile eucOurap
ing the nober brute onward Of course the dUg
speedily overlook the boy. He caught the lad Ii
the middle Of the back, his teeth sinking to The bone
when, by clasping his jaws, and jerking with them
be tore out strip clean to tue bone, large us Il
mans hand.
His rage increased with the taste of blood, it was
now impossible to shake off the dog Ho again
caught the boy by the thigh, and bit out piece as
large as no could grasp with his teeth. laying the
bone bare there. Another bite was inflicted upon
the leg but it not SO serious as the other Uyer
two pounds of flesh must ave boen extracted by the
dog. The boy was literally being eaten up by the
monster The brute who set the dog upon the boy
deserves as We hope he will receive punish
ment DR.. Burton, who was called to attend the
case, did everything for the boy that lay his power
but it is hardly possible that he recover
The London Times relates an instance of woman.
| ly presence of miAd aud humanity parsimony which
occurred at Seuthend lately A goat leman engage
ed a bathing machine, and had swan out about a
hundred feet from the machine when cry was heard
Of "Save me! save me!' lie was attacked with the
eramp; his arms were upright and fingers extended
Ayoung man swan out to him ard could have brought
MIN hshUIoi nlu nut Tue drowning man cluspeQ him
round, and prevented further action; they both sank
twice together. At this moment a delicate LOOKING
young woman. about twenty years OF age, rushed in
the sea, and swan out to them with ali her clotbe,
on, and succeeded in holding both up till boat q
| rived and rescued them. The drowning man was
taken ashore lnsensbe and the usual remedies were
applied with success; but what was the reward Of
fered to this young woman, who had Tisked her own
life for stranger Just one shilling for that was
the amount he rendered to The young lady; and hn!
since added ngratitude to meRnness, by staing thai
be was not in such danger as was supposed
VARIETIES. Mn. MARoY's CIRCULAR. The
London Post, speaking of Mr.. Marcy's mara
time circular, says:- We do not want wal
with America, but we must look upon it as an
eventnot impossible, and We must consider
how it is TO be carried on not by land, for
there she is unassaliable hardly against her
war navy, for with such disproportiOnate
numbers it could do but little mischief 1t is
in her commerce that she is chiefly vulnerable
The PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND SLAVERY
The Synod of Virginia Of the New School
Presbyterian Church has adopted resolutions
declaring that slavery agitation in that church
IS fraught with harm, and ought no longer to
be persisted in,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

Il 10y virtue of an Or der or the Orphans Court
fEf& Id of the State of Delaware for New Castle
NssM County. will be exposed to Sale at PUBLIC
lasARA- yENDUE, on Tu ESDAY the llth of Nnvem
her, 1886, at II O'clock A. M at the oteof Nicholas D.
Atkinson, in the village Of Christana the folowint des
Ciay Cree Snd tenements, situate and being in White
Slas Black Oak tree eofnsF wi: Bogln
Booth aud in line Of Benz, Shakosperos land themes ~
said Benl Booths nnd and by lands of James A. Lee,
and William Batten north IL l2 deg. ia D. To stake
thence by another line of William BattenH land north
deg east ~ 4lO per- to stake thence south ~ deg
east p Blu to white oak stump, thence by lands
Isaac and Arnold Kirby sou l2 deg west IA per-
white onk tree, thence by David Bush land south 40
lands of said BENJAMIN Shakespeare uorth "a deg. west Vi
per- he place Of beginning containing within these
ter bounds Acres and hre
land being the Real Estate Of John Rogers, dec d. aud
that tho purchaser purchasers thereof ba and appear
the Orphans Court for New Castle county, that this
Court assign to the purchaser purchasers, pre-
sold to him. her. hem pursuant to this ORDER
She they paying to the parties entitled their just and
proportlonabe shares OF the purchase respective.
y, with sufficient surety suretieB to be approved by
the Court entering into to the State to De-
taken and acknowledged in said Court penal to be
determined by said Court with condition To pay the
parties entitled aeveray, or t"eir Exeoutors Admin
sfaors or Assigns respectively their just and proportion
such time the Court may determine, such magnGi
and te may by the direction of the Court be prescb
| cd and appointed in said condition.
Attendance will be given and terms OF ale made knows
Mt the time and place Aforesaid by William McCauey
Esq, the Trustee Appointed to effect the sale his AT
toIieY. By order Ofthe OrPlals, Court, ,
i Oct 2l.ts JNO, ID. BIR ID, CLERK,
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SiIERIFF'S SALE.

4 Sh $ & I'll is1F $ffs: S 2
H OWNS MsG GssSTSe SGS s 4 sG iS %i
civ Gn 5 s #
aware, bonnded dssSribed Sssio8s ,yz' Beginning
nine T sa S S9 9e G e Br9S sHf I
Il 5ssd Wsqa, tEsnSs y lis NS or!% ~: &
astone "a corntr Of John Richsrdson's now Of David g.
lot thence BY his lot south thirty degrees and
and G e Of
esesS @ en ana s f @
North thirty one degrees and forty five minutes east TWEEN
SIDE q Wood Street now Ninth Street AZ thirty three
side e Pine s. thence with said side oPne st. south
sT e the E9Thery side q Broad ST. now Seventh 81
sentainng about Acres 9 land DO the more less
ssgh Grabb Esther wife By Sdsstsfe beSrins date
coSkn seto S cay s A o s2 s I3 ad
sTTe Tse%rded n The oieo for Recording Deeds &e
RSss s S Ss1 ,i most Of !R qd
Essu Coke, dated 18th A. b. idsi aud rsooTd
cd in che sad Office in Book B. vol s. page 81, No sso
SisGa " oTs6S9s SSafI ssid soaats
and proceeding Of said Court more fully NppoSrs mad also
az p sss IS Ss 9 Lp M e IL SS G
ginning At corner stake stone nt the side Of Wood ST.,
thence BY Lot line thereof No = Which was all allotted q
John ByIes and wife, north thirty degrees east twenty
sSqe Ii snoc With d oh as
post il said nc THENCE ly No. of . T6os
la S DH wss sws
t0ryhye hundreths to stake, thence by other
lands OF the said David @. Wilson south sixty. Eve de-
grees east two perohes and hve-ten and south two de-
side OF Wood Street, and thence thereby south sixty
ees east sixteen perches 70 the place OF beginning
tanning two Acres two roods and twenty eight peTches
land, be the same more less. Il being the inc Lands
and premises which Margaret Rumford by lndenture
bearing date the 18th day Oi DECEMBER, A. D. $780, did
5a S S Es SSs "a s and
H. vol page 1866, &C., appears, Together with all and
singular the houses, buildings barns stables
Eardens orchards, improvements ways woods, waters
rights, liberties, privileges Entertainments
aud nppurtenAnces Whatsoever theTeuntO beOngng
anywise apperainng. Seized and taken in execution AZ
the property of William o. Virgins, Administrator d.
-. N. Of Esau Coke, dee !, and 70 be sold BY
John A. WILLARD, Sheriff,
sngRIFB's OVEIcB, NEw CASTLE. Oct2T Is
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Cherry Island Marsh for Sale.

SIXIY-Q NE ACRES or MARSH IN CHERRY
Island, bounded NY Rock and Islands Creeks ma tba
Marsh roqd. There Is a DWELLING HOUSE and go"I
%-sA ErTame Barn with Shndding on the prenisss@
lsssm Grazing. Also TWENTY TWO SCR{lTysSS ~ mf
5S4IA1a-llgh Marsh, East of and bounded by Sb"Ipn
Greek and Private Lame. For torms apply ta
sept lS-3m Nv iI IN FiSiC X,
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Public Saio Of I2eol Tlet,+o

IN WII.Lhes oldat PUBLIC SALE IN TBITRs.
EsM ~ DA tie 18th OF November, ia5i M i ~
kAA eloeEi W., on tho premises, the Farm formerly
helongnS 70 Joln Springer, decd situated in Chr,sti
nSM S9 % New MST 12tS county ny s Cen
Lancaster pike. bounded by lands oil Levi Spiin~sr ~
liam Cochran and Others, cnntaInng l5l Acres m,ra ar
DEF 9sd a,Sng good crops having been well lined ts
watered by stream passing through tie riacs rodn
Pile orchard and other fruit trees The mpryeets NY
Teionse attached agood well Of water and pump ia IT,
spring of water large stone barn with stablng
large carriage house with granarieE, corn cribs Sc
Springer, residing on the premises The Conditions viii
be made known on the day of sale by the heirs, vs.
LEWIS II, SPRINGER,
Oct l6 Is j. ~. SPRINGER. T Y
boy WANTED.-A hoy is wart ID by the nndeFsiTned
ID to learn The Blacks NTH Business near Ell b. 1aIfavs
Tavern on the Concord Turnpike, Brandy Hundred
Oct 2l-lt ROBERT j, MORROIvu'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

IMPROVED lAVksTIos,-Mr, George B Kaishp,
Of New Jersey, has made great improvement in
the mode Of attaching horses to shafts Of vehicles
which attracts much attention wherever thew have
been exhibited from the novelty aud utility of Tho
construction The necessity of quilers, and many
other intricate ,rappings connected with single har
ness is entirely dispensed with, while the facility OF
detaehing the horse from the vehicle must be seen
to be appreciated. They have been on exhibition
at the several Agricultural fairs, and have received
the concentrations of farmers and others generally.
At the Agricultural fair recently held in Bucks
county, the first premium was awarded to Mr.
KAighA. Baker 6 Kees, coaohmakes at Odessa
have purchased the right in Kent and Sussex and
st. Georges Hundred in this county, aud prepared
TO manufacture them on reasonable terms.
A RELIC GONR.-The old frame house at
Jacksonville, Indiana, in which General Har-
rison lived when be was Governor of the North
west Territory, was destroyed by fire on FRI
DAY night Of last week.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

AN EMBARRASSING PREDioAHEsr.-A gentleman
from distant State came 70 Boston week or tive
ago since to be married. Desiring to have his nun.
tiRls celebrated in the Park street Church. and nm
derstanding that the Row. Mr.. Stone of that church
resided in Brookine he proceeded to that town and
and unfortunately called upon Rev. DR.. Stone of
tho Episcopal Church in that place aud nade an
arrangement with him TO eolemnixe tho marrinR &c
services in the Church on the next Sabbath, half
an hour before the regular services commenced =
Punctual to the hour the gentleman took his station
in the broad aisle Of the Park street Oh urch wait.
Ing the appearance of the minister. The party
stood 10 the aisle until the time for the com
mencemsnt of the services, whom the attention OF
the sexton was attracted to the circum stance Upon
being informed ofthe interesting nature Of their visit
to the Church, the sexton waited upon Mr. Stone in
his study, who was of course much surprised, hay,
ing no knowledge Of the parties, but who at once
proceeded to relieve their enhancement by sol.
emnizing the marriage service In the meantime
the Rev DR.. Stone of BrOoklne was waiting In full
eanonicals in his church, momsntarily expecting
the parties who had engaged his services and com
oluded finally that he had been humbugged,
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- Ms1 FOR BALE

A LOTof ship lumber Of one hundred Acres, adjomin
Chfiatiana Cheek, which is navigabe to this pTope
" from which the timber may be conveyed with
any part oil the country, Application made to .,,,
Sept . It Near New Castle, Del.
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- TnE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT

N-aA THE SUBSCRIBER Will SELL AT
FsFlU PUBLIC SAL IL, on Thursday, TIE 18th Nnyeni-
hi i Der Mt O'Clock, PM, all that valua hle pana-
-. NJ snd trao! Of land situate IN Ghrlstlns Hun
willie adjoining lands Of Jas. Geo W. Bush aud
others CONTAINING i5 Acres about ~ Acres ofwhich
woodland, young thriving timber Tho improvements
gre good and ponortqbo dwelling with new, su6stgn-
tai burn anu other out hui dngs with excellent spring
and spring puse, ali well suited for the dairi mud mrket
business There is also good orchard. The farm IL
well waered with water in every field, has been Heavily
ged and guanoed, and lying but6t miles from the City
OF Wilmington, has every advantage Tor market Farm.
The subscriber being about quit the farming business
VIII sell the above described property bargain, For
further particulars call ths subscriber the premises
Sept III In JOSEPH CROSSGROVE,
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WANTED. by young man from Tie Country a sit ua-
tlon " llsht business, has knowledge of Hook
keeping and s good accountant Enquire at this oee
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CHARLES CHAR LiEAG laws EAs'


HE Wharf property now occupied by Jesse Lane as
Lumber yard fronting on the Christiana Creek ono
p iees, anu exten9ng nom the Rail Rond TO the
n llmngton for the lumber, coal or wood business or
to W. nuiung Of IRON steam boats, having sufficient room
io ai maen.ue shop Foundery, 90; Apply 10 ..
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

A--l A GOOD FARM CONTAINING 2l4 a.
fssE OF good land and nnw In good State of I'M
IHEaH pTovenlenl, about AZ Acres ul good wood land,
IAA- last ieln bushels corn, 500 bushels
of Wheat Oats and PotNnes ~ Proportion, divided into
fields MI well wAtered. Buildings, House of Stone ~ by
"a TENT with frame Kitchen attached and containing
rooms u a stablng grnnary corn cribs aud other out
buildings. The soil " .let this Farm situated in
Cecil County Maryland, 7miles from North East aud
worthy ufthe attention of Others he
bought for the price Of per Aero, and terms
Fer further particulars apply 10 the undersigned at New
ARK, Del. Sept % JAMES II. RAY.
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80 'GNHE subscriber offers for sale the farm on
Eg.hA Il which he now resides, situated in ChrlstI-
lsssHH ma Hundred, New Cugtle Co., Dell, miles
lssAiia from Wilmington, and hal mile from the ex
Co.. buunded on the side by tho rohd leading from
the above mentioned manufacturing district the Ken
by lands Of Jesse Hplowo Henry Grant and J. Brinq
ley Esqs containing about 10 u Of which
well SGT with thriving timber, the remainder
lie land IN good state Of cultivation, having been we'll
med nnnured and guanoed within tho last faw years..
The above property is divided ntg coyeniont fields. with
running wafer several nfthem. II Improvements
ola larEe mansion house, pact fNno and part stone
with CeIlu under th whole four rooms and entry the
first floor and five the second The foundation for
dug and walled to the floor lust ready for jos also stab
ling for cat tA aud horses, failing well Of excel
lent water with pump therein tile Joor This pro-
pert sw1rthy the hose seeking
6F homes account Of its llcaty and protective soil
being located near Wilmington and also near the above
mentioned works either OF Inch places afford good
market for any supplies The turner's may have II also
adjacent to good Schools MI Is and places Of worshP.-
For further particulars apply 10 JOHN CUYLE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

.hT PRVAtE Sale.
2,--1 TIME subscriber oilers at Private Sale,
fFssEiN IL his farm situated in Appcqunimink
EElLM. Hundred, New Castle County, Del, about s
iles North ofSmyrna, aud the sas distance from the
Delaware Rail Road, about miles from Steamboat land
Philadelphia three lines week This Farm CONTAINS 100
ton, having been lately heavily Timed over, and has
full supply Of wood. There is full bearing Ooohard OF
gre new two stprled frame dwelling house aud large
water This farm finely situpted In healthy and i'm
pruvi gborhonl convenient to mills, schools, and
places public worship, terms easy. For further part
GUITARS aPpy TO Isaac n Walker near the premises.
u SUBSCRIBER south corner Of Howard and Master
oct&tit THOMAS TAYLOR.
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a BEAUTIFUL FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT AT
"A PUBLIC SALE,

Yt!HaF lN IIIII be sold az PUBLlC SALE on tho
41ls:slEEsas " premises, on MONDAY, November Sd,
= at O'clock, y, NJ, all that tract Of Land on
when the eriber resides situate near the Praot cal
Earner m Brandy vino Hundred, New Castle county
nelawIIe ndoinins lands of Adam Grub, Lewis Taey,
m9s Knm6o and others ooatapiRg from 20 20 Acres
frame Barn, Corn b. wagon house. poultry house and
oHoollent new stone milk house, with rooms over it-t 10
%s set With tImqty and soyer has l2o nnocnlaed
bearing CheTy Trees, with Apples, Peaches, Pears,
nnI excellent water, lies within miles Of WILMINGTON
and miles Of Grubbs Landn g on tho Delaware, where
there s wharf and steamboat landing, also within
'es 9t SaSnont lPs proPeFty lssesrahle Tor ooun-
mills, churches, tradesmen, &c. Turns easy.
Oct l3td GEORGE A. HENSON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

USE OF GuANo.-At the recent meeting Of the
lleftA lEngland) Agricultural Associations, Sir
Il. IL. L'lton stated that within the last three
years, independently OF the sum expended or
ordinary nanures, the farmers of Great Britain
hsd lnid out i've millions sterling the purchase
Of guano, and that within the same pcIiod A
million offIesh acres had been brought into
cultivation,
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-ALsslI 1T FE0AVAEE sALE.
- fINHE subscriber offers for sale Farm
lssgAW Il containing 80 acres Of land, one half
aN4l- - winch 10 thriving young timber, situate in
G -. = Brnniy WINE Hundred, New Castle Co., Del,
miiies ron Wilmington. on the Naamlns Creek Road,
s,oae nn!sG good Barn nc, good stream Of water
places ~ public Worship II will be SOLD on reasonable
get5; Fer uftar parflcnlars apply to j. A. b. Smith,
adIolu'hs or to the sui soriber IN WILMINGTON,
Oct6-2m No.u walnut st IYm nIihnaN IA
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE ATPUBLIC SALE.
IA WILL he sold vt PUBLIC SALE, at tho
fsserS ~ public house Of lEnRG Miller, IN tho Viii
lssSMl lsgs Of Sey port on TUESDAY, Noyem, ert
Salnne r. Jocs0n resides, situate White Clay Creek
HutdreI alsnt miles from Stanton aud miles rom
Portion OF which who'd IL oonpAed by lands CT James
Webb, john u, Long and Others, The improvements
tame tuie and barn. aud other bUildings The land
ia olerac condition. AMI worthy the attenio Of pnr-
JOSEPH CRANsTuN,
JAMES EVANSTON,
Oct 10 ESrs. of Siinun Crhnston,
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FOR SSLa
"a A FARM OF 80 ACRES, 10 ACRES WOOD

- FARM OF 80 ACRES. 10 ACRES WOOD
fVaEIffi land, balance cleared, and nudnr goo lm
laItm provamenl, with some good meadow laud, and
adjons mills Of all kinds, IS under mlddlng
good fencing. The place has had 1900 bushels of Lime
and SO worth Dl other nAnurss put on in the last four
ears is IN good neshlorhoDd, being only mile from
Newark, Tie Improvements are good comfortable
House and buildings, Tho soil first rate, md
would makea snug little home, as IL will come within
The uenns nf ali. Price S220. amt terms easy. Call
address to me, atNewHTk, Del, -.
Sept % JAMES II. RAY,
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t-OsrI VVE.1ty IsVIINb IT Z FNVHLC = Nlu
fgs5ifh / Rail Road, 90 Of good timber on this armi
lsssHh last year there 1870 bushels OF corn, and
L4A- this year 40 lushelsoi Wnsai from 10 Acres.
NJ. 4 Farm Of l5O Acres. about 70 Acres OF wood,
on lhlR iafin tbs year 100 bushels of Wheat,
No q a Farm of2A5 Acres. about % Acres oil wood,
tils yeaf s5p bushels of Wheat The above Farms HrJ
near Frederioa, and have had considerable amount OF
1uenO and Lame within the last years.. Apply to
sept Ia Wilmington, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

FROM CALIFORNIA. me steamship Illinoi,
arrived at New York, Tuesday, from Aspinw all
with sixteen days later news from California
and Oregon. Two Of the Supreme Court judy es,
who were elected by the American party, have
gone over to the Democrats. Governor Stevens
mas met The hostile Indian chiefs in Oregon, and
endeaVored to negotiate peace. Thuy were
lrlendly In Washington Territory, also. the
Indians were quiet, aud a Hnmber OF them had
submitted, aud ben sent TO the reservation
provided for them. A largo influx Of Chinese
into the Australian gold diggings is mentioned
the rebels in CHINA have gained great victory
over tie imperaiss.
MuArEa IN TENNESSEE. In a street fight, a
lew Gays aso, in PottersvlIe, Tenn, Edward
otowh was shot, it is alleged, by Thos. d. IIof.
ner' ana died instantly. The deceased had
served IN the Palmetto regiment during the
| fred,
SUICIDE ATTEMPTs.-O Friday last, Joseph
I2 ,a' a ineal descendant Of the famous
Siues otandlsh' was taken to the Massachusetts
iai hospital 10 Boston, with a severe self
inflicted wound in the throat, while laborin0
shder insanity. lie had also attempted 70 drown
| himself P'SN " u'o"H
we have later advices ON Mexico. Another
aeortiVe attempt at revolution had been made
~ tne clergy, but the government having pre-.
Yous information oft, effectually crushed Il At
| the start ~ ~
The canes which were introduced in Texas
are s'll 10 BE- doing finely, and are well adapt
Cd to the frontier service, tor which they are
designed. "'s
one hundred houses. 1872 -
rne Landon Times says that tn seizure Of
inc isthmns Of Panama by the United states
could not possibly be allowed by Great Britain.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

FOREIGN News the steamship Atlantic arr
rived at New York on Tuesday evepirg z. from
Liverpool, with four days later Euro ean news.
As was expected, the ministry Of General o.
Dounell, IN Spain. had resigned, and been sue
ceeded by General Narvaez. The Island of
Serpents has been abandoned by Russia, and
become the possession of Turkey, but the Bol-
gard difficulty remains as before. There is
contradiction of the report that the Austrian
troops occupied Gaaiz Russia is said TO have
given formal notice for the re-assembling ofthe
Paris Congress, and France and Prussia have
asspnled t=.
This sxpeditiou against Naples is said to be
abandoned, and even the French and English
Ministers are moi to be recalled. Contrary to
this hnTever,'tLs London Times speaks of an
announcement that an ultimatun had been sent
to Naples, and that it is non acceptance would
BIZ followed by the withdrawal of the Ministers
and tie despatch of the combined fleets. -