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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

THE GASES ARISING OUT OF THE SLAVE kEs-
CUE IN OHIo.-The southern distri ct court OF
Ohio rendered decision on Thursda y in the
case of the United States deputy marshals ar
rested in Clark county, under State Interior
ence while in the discharge OF their duty MS
officers of the fed eral government. 1t will be
remembered that deputy sheriff Churchill and
other were overpowered and committed to
prison by posse of State officials, and GER
tain prisoners in their possession, charged with
violating the fugitive slave law in aiding slaves
to escape, were rescued and set at liberty
The imprisoned officers applied for release
upon u writ of habeas corpus. This application
was granted ON Thursday. The court adjudg
ed " that the said Benjamin 2. Churchill and
the other United States deputy marshals were ,
at the time of the issuing and service of the
writ of habeGS corpus, in his sehalf, committed
! and confined for an act done in pursuance of
4 the laws OF the United States, and that they
1 be, and are, wholly discharged from such
\ commitment and confinement. And it is Or
| dained that as the matter Of these costs ac-
| cruing in the case the same be continued Tor
| further consideration" Immediately after
the delivery of Judge Leavitts opinion an
order was issued directing the discharge OF the
United States deputy marshals and assistants
from custody.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr.-John u
Hays, of California, surveyor general OF Utah
James W. Vaudeville, Of California, surveyor
general of California.
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Dell, July lat. 1851. june a-ti


: NM
ar, TbNIl Il Subscribers have taken the building at
EfGsiM M. 7hAIarkst Street, between Second and
E9e#N Third Sts formerly occupied by W. Black
s I'd burn, Tailor and pened il with fresh and
ced1 mt # Groeeriss and Pr9vsions SUCH
New or cans and Sugar House Moasses, Coffee, Tea,
Butter, Hams, Sou dsrs, Cheese, salt, OH, snperfne
and Family Flour Markerei Herring &C., &C., all of
whic they wlll sell At the lowest nN~tet prices; They
hope hy paying strict attention to business teepnE
superior goods low prices TO merit and received b
RAJ share 81 public patronage, apr. 6-SIno.
N. --FuTs Of all kinds bought or akeA IN exchange
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

WILMINGTON, MAY I4th, 1857.
fEfllIS is to notify tho public that VIM Chandler fsun
! Of Wm Chandler tanner, deceased has not bargain
ed std assigned, transferred his property, tn
MARY Ann my knowl edge, published
in tho Delaware Republican OF ebruary 18th, 1851; aud
orhil amy personor persons who are indebtedto me,
HoihgswDrt consider ms self capable OF attending
tmnS ia.3rIns VIM CHANDLER
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

Ex-President Fillmore was compelled to de-
cline an invitation to the funeral OF the late
Gov. Marcy, as he is suffering from inflammation
Of the eyes.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

MnTTCr-

TIL Il undersigned has associated with him Jonathan
Gordon he purpose continuing the Wholesale and
retail, liquor. pTnoery and prnvsion business at the
cor, 9Th and Market str, n. II. SPEAKMAN,
ap. g-smo. JONA. GORDON.
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INRTFNE.
0H' = NJ, JoHN MILLER, cashier.

BANK OF NEwARK, NEWARK, JUNE Cd, Ia57.
fTNlE Stnckndars n THIS Institution hereby notified
that election for Seven Directors for
= year, will be held nj their Banking House MON
DA the 9Th day of July next between the hours of two
aud live q clock p. NJ
iune 8-tt. JOHN MILLER, Cashier.
| AIDES DRESS GOODS.-Just received very hand.
respectfully invited, II. 4, SANDERS,
June II. Wilmington, Del.
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FOREIGN NEWS.-By the arrival, at Quebec,
of the steamship Ange-Saxon, from Liverpool with
dates to the list Instant have ndvices from Europe
four days later then any previously received. Two
very serious accidents the English railways had
killed twelve persons, and wounded over ore hun
dTed The shipment of the cable Of the submarine
telegraph on board the cam frigate niagara, had
commenced and would proceed with the utmost dis
patch. The captain of The Niagara, with the officers
OF the vessel attended at the Manchester E&hlbi-
ton by special Invitation, on the occasion u the
Queens visit, and they were received enthusiastic
caly. AT the request Of England, France is to send
TO China fourteen transports with troops, and the
British government will send to lnua immeulately,
fourteen thousand men. The Italians who were
arrested in Paris, are to be tried for conspiracy to
Gssassinato the Emperor Napoleon. In the British
Parliament, motion for leaving 10 introduce INTO
the House of Commons, a bill 10 kaye voting done
by ballot ct the general electOhs was opposed by
the ministry, and defeated by ayes lS9, nays Zoi;
General CGvaignae would rather not stand second
election trial in Paris Several OF the defeated ep-
position candidates threaten to contest the regular
ity of the returns of their opponents. The French
government has contracted with a Marseilles hrm
Tor supply Of 10 900 Africans for Guadalupe and
Martinique. The Mexican envoy in Madrid has
sent to tine Spanish minister an ultimatum, and
counter proposition promised by the minister Of
foreign affairs, the nature OF which would depend
the ENJOYS stay ut Spain. The Madrid correspond
ent of tho London Times mentions rumor that
letters Of maTque have been sent from Mexico 70
the United States, in anticipation of war. turther
adrces from India say that the Sepoy mutlny would
be confined 10 Delhi, which had been placed under
martial law. The native princes were sending cons
tingents to the British forces From China, we learn
that several attempts had been made to blow up
the ships at Canton, one of which was nearly sue
cossful. Owing to the heat Of the weather, no mill
tary operations could be undertaken before the hrst
of October. difficulty has occurred at Singapore
between the English and American officials. me
American ship CUur de Leon, bound for China, fell
in with a Dutch ship, which the Chinese crew mad
tukeh possession Of after putting the Dutch otheer'
ashore. The Americans seized the vessel, and TOOK
her to Singapore, under the American flag, making
claim for salvage. The British authorities u
Singapore sent nm armed force on board and haule'
| down the flag and Dutch vessel Of arrived an
took away the ship saying that the claim for sslvag
J G3uls bo decided by the Courts of Batavia. IN
matter was then placed IN the hands of the Amer
can consul, and the sloop Of war Portsmouth unde
Ook to sec about it.
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PEOPLES BAKERY,
40. AZ SECOND STR LET, BETWEEN FRENCH
AND WALNUT,
PGSSEGLP COMBS,

- ENONLn TesptotIny inform lhe ctizons Of
s5SS w WILMINGTON and its vicinity, that he hRso OPEN
s&ez edhisnew BAKERy No q East Second ST., whore
can be found the following articles, such extra large
0d Pies and Of every description; ALSO the fol
Lowing CAKES VIZ-Fresh len Biscuit and Rusk
nltp1Iunn, Pum cake, Almond cake, Clifton cake Large
pound cake, Large spOnte cake Fancy cake. RHsn and
trnn mound cake small sponge cake, Small pound cake,
Sheet songe iced, Spanish macaronns MaeaIoons Coco
speed enacr Bread for ) 6d scotch cakes for 81 $50
Honey cab rsnr lGh WnEsseS poun1 cakes ior AZ ran
az cakes Drop Domestic clkes Sugar cakes French
sugar Rnnr sugar cakes Rock cakes, Queen cakes.
Diamonds, lNlhes, hennn snaps large sugar cakeB GU
fpr s /; Water sugar and soda Crackers.
n, 3.-t'Nkes Iced and Dunmenlcd IN every style Or
ders than ln!y rcrnivcd aud punuuny attended to. Fam
lies can lie slppel with BREAD by leaving their
Of the Bakery. Very particular attention paid to FAM
LIZ BAKING,
and Il etnll. july 9-tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

AFFRAY IN GEORGIA An ARRAY occurred in
Americas, Georgia, on the 9.i instant, between
sn"Ity persons on tho one side and Harvey W. Shaw
and VIM. shaw on the other, which resulted in the
shaw in two or three places, though not fatally
MIS-, Ii. ". Shaw during the melee, rushed into the
street and fired three discharges with revolver, at
Mr.. McBan without doing any damage When her
husband ie saying he was dead man, and ask
Inc "a, his children, Mrs. s. iainted and was in
ve1v criIioM condition ut last accounts. The ARRAY
srsw out Of IN assault by II. W. Shaw on man
nomel Hancock.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

Watches, 5eWeIry, &c,
* IT rs fact worthy of note that the JewGlTy store
feA nj 332 North Second street, Philadelphia, sells
M Goods per cent lass than any other place in the
sA-as-s United States. Look at the priees:
Gold Lever Watches, $780,, full jeweed, S22 90
SIger Lever, 90 ~ o.
do Hunters, Sl2 to % 20
Gold Hunters q %
EIGHT nav Wntches hunIers 60 ~
Also all other kinds OF Watches Gold CLAIMS, Jeweliy
&c sold ess than any where else. Call in exalnne.
Country er ohasts supplied at Wholesale OF retail.
N, D GODFREY,
inv s.ly '' 'S Philadelphia.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

THE New YORK RIoT.-NEw York, July IA,
The city remained quiet throughout the night.
There was no one killed during the riot in the
afternoon, though six policemen and some
eight prisoners are more or less hurt. Three
regiments ofsoldiers were under arms all night
but were dismissed this morning.
TsEcoND DIsPATCH.1
New York, July l4.-The rioters OF the
seventeenth ward have been making extensive
preparations for a renewal of the conflict to-
night. An incendiary handful has been cir
culating, calling mass meeting to put down
the metropolitan police. A meeting has also
been held at the German theatre, on Tenth
street, to make arrangements for an attack
1t is reported that the rioters have field piece
and plenty Of muskets and ammunition. The
police commissioners have also been preparing
for'the rioters ct all points. A force Of nearly
three hundred police arc Stationed in the ward.
Three regiments have been ordered to report
themselves for duty.
THIRD DISPATCH.
New YORK, July 4.-Midnight.-All is
quiet in the 18th ward SO far. A large body
of police are stationed there and the military
are kept in reserve at their armories, but there
has been no occasion for iheir Services. An
Indignation meeting, attended by some four or
five thousand Germans, was held tonight, but
the speakers, while strongly denouncing the
police, advised the people to go quietly to their
homes.
The funeral Of the German who was killed
OH Sunday was attended by three Thousand
men, who hooted and shouted at the police all
along the route, but attempted nothing fur
Their.
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MARRIED,
ESBEGs -.

On Tuesday, July lith, near Wilmington, Dell by the
Rev. Charles Breck, THEODORE Rogers, n Paterson NJ
j., to MARY N. daughter OF John W. Andrews, Esq
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

York Tribune Of Monday says:-A serious riot oc-
cnrrei last evening between the Gcrnan and Irish
incubation Of the Seventeenth Ward aud the Metro-
poIitan Police fierce, in the neghborhcod Of Fourth
itreet and Avenue A, which resulted in the death
If mn innocent patty--a German by the name of
mniler a blacksmith, who was passing the saene Of
riot at the lne with his wife and child. Sergeant
edlen. of The Seventeenth Ward Pulice il is fears
ell IS fatally wounded and several Of the Policemen
ioa+s in The riot were arrested, and at late hour
ali was reported quiet in tho Ward. With the ex :
cepficn OF the riot in the Seventeenth Ward, the
amer part of the city unusually quiet yester"
day, But very few rum.shops attempted TO Keep
omen,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16
For the Delaware Republican.
MAYORAITY.

To The Woodworking Mechanics Of this CITY,
In the distribution Of posts of honor and profit
you are almost always neglected but this year,
by your direct votes you can right yourself by
eiecting A. Poulson one of yourselves, Mayor,
Mechanic who served 5 years apprenticeship
to a trade and raised and educated himself
and by his legal knowledge, prompt attention
to business, suayity of manners and tirmness in
executing iinpartially the law, IS the best quail
fl ed to fill that important post in fact the tax
payers of this city by electing him only serve
their own individual interests as his present
business pays him quite as well as the mayor
aity would. TAN PAYER.
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Bordentown Female Colleg
M D ], ArrElLl n AZ

BORDENTOWN, n. j.
FHNHIS SUBSTITUTION is pleasantly located on
Il the bank ofs the Delaware River, near the
grounds OF the late Joscp Bnnapar directly On ihe
Railroad between New York and iPhIl elpla be,nN
chartered VITA full collegiate powers, DpnmTs Ms
study The snlire expense Tor Board Tuition, Nc oi
the coleaate course S52 Per yeSt Us w. Iiba
branches extra. Pupils received at any PeFloI' VI W
year, and charged accordingly, ,,..
w. JOHN II. BkAkELhanss,
lima 2s-tf PTssl1sm-.
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l' ys I, ,,m and P,mh = a2 sT ssS3s2

= TIE subscriber knowing tho weight Of years
eva q with disease bu be him. by of which
IiH he feels dlsnenGd 10 leave home on business for
saeH8Ah great length Of time. and besides having
trely declined farming, aud nearly wound all lis affairs
hnS hereby lnlGdL0 sell at PRIVATE 81 I.E. his
EaTnn Sussex county, DELI situated in North West Fork
bundled the best grain growing district in the county and
particularly celehrltei for Wheat and Timothy THIS
tract within u m les of the Delaware Rail Road
very sslu opafn1nl lies handsomely and gently
TuuglS still loan white oak, black uak and dog
wood bnttum; having lug and well built rane House
upon erected within Tow years past OF soma w feet
iront The Farm out buildings being in only toieTahe re-
pAlriaLces principally Of white oak all in good cOndi
tu having been thoroughly overhaued last spring By my
manager Mr.. Charles Marine who is thorough going
man sad farm contains $40 Acres of Land ilh not
9lt Fuey n ole waste land upon 72i5 Acres bes
pIupnton oil wltn oak Of large slz and calculated for
orchards the farm one of them young aud thrifty and
Prolmcng nbNndIny. 70 person wishing To
the Ship timber Business tsiwe hewe, bark grinding.
slaves, heRdg, fence posts, peach growing very
profitable lands to tile husfness this rails
ing There being white range with ia,
Farm of some sou Acres lying together) cqtc raising
sheep, inrHlug proper such opportunity rarely
of hong suited ns the subscriber offers easy erus,
of the purchase only i'll cash being required, the
mandiT in equal snltnents IN Snnd with securi
ty by bonds and mortgage for the balance unpaid. An
person wishing to the place will be shown by calling
IoXLEY JACOBS Esd, who resides IN Brugevie, lwler
tue Delaware n. H. Cars arrive twice dayl or by NJ
CHARLES MARINE living on the Farm
july lG-tf. Bohenlin Manor Mlddlelown Del.
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WASHINGTON HOuSE.
AND THIRD STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

AND THIRD STREETS,
= WILMINGTON, Dell
JOHN FOSTER,
A Walls himself Of the opportunity IF informing his
n friends and the public generally, that he has made con-
sidetabe alterations to his establishment, which adds
much to the comfort Of yistors having also been newlY
and neatly furnished. The house is well situated being in
most business part of tho town is but short distance
from the Dept and Steam Boat arrivals,
J.F., wsiss remind his fricnds that his Table wiz
awA be- provid ID with the greatest dantles of the
The Wines and Liquors have been selected with the
| greatest and Judgement
| London Porter and Scotch Ale gu hand.
| Cigars of the most choice brands.
Extensive stahing and convenience for Carriages, q
| first class groom always in attendance.
n. B-Open until i2f o'clock every evening 10 receive
passengers. July d-3nos.
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THE GREAT EAsTERN.-The Canada Railway
Guide says the great steamship will positively sail
from Holyhead hafbor-her point Of departure from
Enrland-for Portland in April Of next year, and
thnt Tourist Tickets will BIO issued by her for five
weeks trip, the period during which the Great
Eastern will remain at Portland. tisintended that
these tickets should include the passage money out
Portland to Quebec, Chicago, st. Louis, Washing
ton. New York, Boston, and back to Portland. The
price of Tie tickets, it is now supposed will DO 5000
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COM NJ ERCIAL.


FLOUR AND MEAL,-Flour is firm, but mac
tive. Good brands are held at ST IL per bbl., and
brands for home consumption at 81 25a 30,
and extra and fancy brands at IS 25aS 75.
Rye Flour is dull at 50 rs per barrel. Corn
Meal at S4per barrel.
GRAIN.-Sales of Penna. red were made at 81
85a 81 %, and 81 90sl9l for good white. Rye
81 10. Corn Soc. for Southern and Penn a
yellow, in store. Oats are SO cents per bushel.
SEEDs.--Cloverseed il scarce. Sales OF
prime seed at 81 per Ga lbs. Last sales of Tim.
othy at So so a So 81, and Flaxseed at 81 So 0
81 80. Sales Of Red Top at SO SO. Herd
Grass, So rs.
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PUY Patent Medicines at AlNsEy' yen saq there find
- something to your advantage, KINSEN'S Drug store
o. The onrnnr Bill and Markell street.. ilmmglnm. DEB
NEW BOOKS AT
HFl ErI E,N1ArI q .yuNl,G

OH1E-IStaNK XIV O UUINEIEi
4 MEAD Secret, Gtu., in paper
~ Life ~ Charlotte Bronze by Mrs. Ga krll.
Professor. by Charlotte Bronze.
Spurgein's : srnilps, LIST aud u series.
Testimony OF Rocks
The Reason Why.
Graney Manor, by Lacy Fullerton
Knights and their DAY s, BY DurHn.
LATHE Dotfii clio. . w., IL no., and paper.
NOTHING new, paper.
Fortunes Of Gleneu, paper.
Mrs Jameson IS chHTHccrstcs Of wnnQn blue and gold.
- Diary 0fan Ennuyee,
Campbel's Poems.
War I'rail, by Mayne Reed
Tuners History, Spanish iiberator, 6 vols. 3 va.
Prescutts Robertson Chas. V.
Rise of Dutch Republic, Motley 3vo. 8mo.
lrvings Washington, vols. Y mo, and 8yp. clo
CHEESEMAN ~ JONES, l57 Market st..
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TRAINING A RALKY HORSE In India, when
a horse becomes stubborn and refuses to move
instead of whipping him as is our custom, or
setting fire to straw under the belly, as prac-
| ticed in England, rope is attached to his fore
| leg, and one or two persons go ahead and pull
at the rope. 1t is'said this starts the most re-
tractory horse. The Michigan Farmer says
| horse became balky in Detroit short time
since, and neither whipping or coaxing could
make him stir. A rope was fastened around
his neck, and he was dragged short distance
| by another team but this did not effect a
cure. The rope was then taken from his neck,
| passed between his legs, and fastened firmly to
| his tail. In this manner he was dragged u
short distance, and when the rope was taken
| off, the hitherto unruly animal was perfectly
| obedient to the will of his master. We have
seen this method tried, with similar results
Farmer and Mechanic.
LOCOMOTIVE ExpLosIoN.-Throe men, on
| Wedne sduy last, were instantly killed by the
| explosion of 4 locomotive near Montezuma, N :.
| Y. The locomotive blew up, and tho report
| was heard three miles. The Auburn Ameri-
| can says.
The consequences were appalling. On the
| engine at the time Of the explosion were Mr.
| Ostrander. contractor in charge of the work,
who was blown seventy to eighty feet over the
| track, down a bank, and into swamp. He was
dreadfully mutilated, and lived but few min
| utes. The engineer was thrown ABOUT tihe
| rods by the shock, and was killed instantly
| He was fearfully mangled. Ambrose Christian,
| the fireman, was hurled through the air full
nine rods and killed instantly. His body was
awfully mutiated. The contents Of his brain
were entirely blown ont, and one could look
down from the top of his head to his under
Jaw. He leaves wife and two children.
| DFATn FROM HYDRopuoBIA.-Aboutt the first
of June, Mr.. Jacob S. Wiletts, of Bayside,
near Flushing, Long Island, son Of Mr.. Sam-
uel Willetts, the prominent Quaker banker
and merchant of New York, was bitten by y
strange dog which came into his door-yard,
and which he attempted to drive out. Tho
dog was killed soon after, and although he did
not manifest any unequivocal symptoms of by
droph0bia, Mr.. Willetts and his family natu
rally felt good deal of uneasiness. Thu
wound was cauterised and otherwise medically
treated, and no further i'll effects manifested
themselves until Saturday last, when Mr.. Viii
let's was seized with hydrophobia in its mos
violent form, of which he died on Sunday al
ternoon.
1t is reported that about four hundred deser
tiers from Walker remain in Costa. Rica, som
OF them employed, but many of them too indo
lent to work.
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ANOTHER PHASE OF THE NEwBURG MURDER.
AT bellows Falls, Vermont, the mysterious
murder at Newburg, N. y, which caused so
much excitement throughout the country,
seems to be assuming its third phase. 1t is now
supposed that the murdered person was girl
from Putncy, whero her father and other rela-
tives now reside, and from whom nothing has
been heard from the 18th of March last 1t
appears that this girl was married last fall to
man whose real character she did not fully I'M
derstand at the time, and on the l1th OF March
they went to Springfield, in this State, where
they stopped till the 18th of the same month,
since which no tidings have been heard from
the wife. Her husband, who formerly PROBES
scd to be an Indian doctor, was in Putney, six
weeks since, and on being Intercepted as TO
where his wife was, replied, 81 hope she is in
heaven !" and that was all that could be oh
tanned from HIM about her. He left, and the
first suspicion was aroused.
One or two of the toes Of one foot OF tho
person now in question were w"bbed, and she
also had a scar on one side OF her face, which
correspondent precisely with the description OF
the murdered body found, same as in the other
cases of Identification. An uncle of hers, who
resides in Putney, visited Newburg recently to
make inquiries. When she left Putney she
spoke Of buying some iewelry at Bellows Falls.
None of the jewellers here recognize the jewell
ry found on the dead Body, as described. 1t is
probable that the jewelry will be forwarded,
and MIR. Amadon says, il he can see it, he can
tell at once whether it was any he ever sola.-
The jewelry might have been bought at Spring
field. 1t is hardly probable that the mystery
Of this horrible murder will ever be made
known, though We understand that the friends
of the principal subject Of this notice feel
painfully confident that what they apprehend il
dreadful reality.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

KANSAS A FREE STATE.,-The Richmond (va.l
Inourer, ia the course of an article on the subject
Of Kansas says :-'There is, we think, little doubt
idea of success It goes on to argue that tho adj
mission Of Kansas as a free State is al inevitable
result, and one with which the South ought to he
satisfied.
There are no less than thirty EIGHT breweries
in the city of Cincinnati, all in active and
profitable operation.