Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

OI0Ce.
These are very much needed in Kansas. The
robberies committed by hordes of savage inva.
ders have left many families wholly destitute.
Ool. Edridge's train of emigrants, which ar
rived recently at Topeka, had, with it $4,000
worth OF clothing, groceries, ETC., sent by the
Aid Societies.
Take romantic young lady Of about seven.
teen lock her UP on bread and water for
month in the north corner OF the house Just to
keep her out of the way OF tnat presuming
yonng man who ears no moustache, and is so
lonesome without his "siarie." In less than
week, the Maseilles quilts, torn sail to fin
ders," will be found sumo msrning ha nging
down ever the back stoop, and in year the
romantic young lady will be seen streaking it
past that ''crueI parents" house, with live
something in a iow wagon.
Official returns from all the counties in In-
diana except ten, and reported returns from
these, make the majority of Willard, Dem :.
for Governor, 5775. 1t is alleged that some
twenty five sthopsnpd fraudulent votes WEI e
pofed, wAic6y II true, weuld show that Re :
publican insjority of near twenty thousand in
the State has been corrup.ly nullified.
Among the arrivals at New York on Wed.
nesday, were 36 soldier who had served in the
Urlmea in the British army. They came in
uniform, aud were landed with their knapsacks
on their backs. Tney were received at Castle
Garden by Me-. Webb, of The British Consulate
VINO will conduct them to Canada where they
are to receive their grants Of bounty lands.
On recent trial for murder in Watson couu
ty, Mo. lad who was instigated to fire the
gun which caused the death ef the victim by
his father, was acquitted, and the father and
IN adult accomplish convicted of murder in the
second degree, and sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment in the peniteatiary.
Mormonism appears to be in bad odor il
Jamaica. We learn FRI IN the Kingston Journa
that, about three years ago, Mormon mission
was sent to the Island from the United States
but met with so inhospthble reception thai
the missionaries were Kissed and hcoted from
the place. They left in six days after their ar
rival,
MoRMoNIsA IN GREAT BRrTAIN. Epglisl
paper states that the Mormons are making nu
merous converts in Great Britain, by exagge
ratOd pictures Of life in Uta h. They now teac
openly their doctrine of polygamy: but 1t seem
NC impeachment to converts from the gentler sex
The annual emigration OF converts is compu
ted as high as 5000.
sN"h"t uOuDt tiihL tue dmelIChu poupl>
bcun1 together by kindred blood and commo
traditions, still cherish 3 paramount regard foi
tue Union OF their fathers; and that they ar
ready to rebuke any attempt to violate its IN,
legritY TO disturb the compromises on which
IS based, or to resist the laws which ha,
been enacted under its authority. "-Filtmore
Message, Dec. 2, 1850.
The sanlusky Register states that the recent heay
gales have been very destructive to sh ponds in tn
i vicinity of the Islands and Marblehead, several c
inc largest ones having been swept away and other
greatly injured One of the principal fisherman ais
enqeFed Tue season. thus rar, the most unfaVOrabl
one known Tor years, and that ten twelve day
PROBABLY will be required to eapse before 1t viii
become entirely propitious. Whitensh, he states
w NY usually run in large numbers until after tn
spenlng oil November, while heavy gale or storI
\ ssuts 20 retArd their coming. AS yet the suppl
otougnt into port has fallen far below the demand
and VIII continue SO until the weather agas beooms
Il settled.
.
=, MA!ulaITvs.-Thsre are now in this colony no ls
coolies, transported thither as laborer
D -aaS sne lost three years the annual supply hi
ttanSea from $4,000 to 1000, and no difficulty hi
peeh experienced in hiring out the at i've rupe,
month, besides rations Owing to the industry ,
ese laooLers, the sugar crop OF the Mauritiua hs
Soeh raiseu IRON seventy millions of pounds to- tw
haan miliions Hitherto the immigrants ha,
t, eKoluslVely males, as Indian women Of dsser
ssHuon nave prejudice against leaving their coI
hyn ~. u consequence of this new arrangement b.
eu suopted by which one.feurttr Of tho i'm migrant
:. ally increased, 80. . =.
L1pEDiIIos TO TIE. SopTH AFLARrio.--The U. /
oiesuip Release has been selected by 70 vsrninen
" ny south Atlantic, 10 procure sugar cane an
SEEDS under the appropri tion of SIS 900 which W,
:. aas Ior That object by the Last Congress; Lieu
9 Taaiies " slmms, U s n, will command the r.,
eate, and sail from New York in week or ton day
Is expected that she will visit The sheres Of Cent?
ing s9pih America, as we'll as many of the we
> India Islands, and return early inthe spring " =
"A KICK UR" AMoNa THE CoLrs.-The N.
ross says that some difficulties have sprung up b,
6 Meen Mr.. James Colt AID Col. Samuel Colt, b
erosIer, and that tue former enforce his olain
d ,vI siSo oOn has attached the property OF the Co
!, Manpiacturing Company of South Hartford, Conr
whlcn VIII be contested in a court of law The su,
zen deeease Of Mr.. Jocelyn, the Treasurer Of ii
company has in the absence OF the Colonel, create
y some imPodiment in the management Of tho con
:, GsALE OF FosrHiLL.-It is stated that Mr.. Edw
Forrest hassold his magnificent house on the HUI
: son, below Yonkers, N. Y to Afohbishsp Ya.,he