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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02

pA,MARIscoTrA Aprn GAR scar California Hodgaou
Layton SSEs sp Re1.g ssas. Alice g.na
Collins STore SD sehr A Wsss b.TsoS
Mssa I scnr srss.e Dickinson. Baltimore Sid soop
s. MSeSs rom Psi aIS April - bark
sarah ' Eiiuases a"d ss sG% oasnas
rsA' ss ]
4sGg esg ssts Brew w.s:
wna I'm brss Nckerson Ncksrson, Mobile; Nh He
raSs Ss as n sro Wr Part 2 Sp
Yok for Apsschico anchored near The Ship Channel h
NEW NEW ORLEANS. April = NJ Arr steamship cahawba.
ianzas CID r ship Inkermsn Welsh Liverpool bark Leon
jarrett Bordeaux; Norwegian brig Augusta Beck, Bergen
.I new N BEDFORD April Ear sshrs coreeHs Rasse.
out GOTH Sarah Clark Griffin Delaware City Sid sers Anu
xpr IN na shss Ss SsIS Cobb
M HHs 1 Isand Ne for DC
Eaton Nachas WORK Fsnsworh Gray seliass 70;
Portland for NYos VIM stevens Hawss Belfast for do; III:
zabeth Lpnel Provincetown for do; Alvarado Gpatck
shall Calas for do John snow Randall Cutler do: John
paten do Haskell Portland for do; II Nash, Look, Ma
2h-Arr schrs Ahambra, Hartman Georgetown Sc for
salem mot as prevousy) saml Nash Otis, Rockpo Tor City
29 AM-An the vessels bound East have gone OUT and
the rsmanter of the feet bound and W, getting under
Sw April maS
NEW HAVEN April 0-Arr brigs Rainbow. Nelson, Porto
Rico; Robt Move Bonus Ponce; James English Nee Nor
wch for Philadelphia sid bark Excelsior r; schrs Buena
vista Phiadelpha; VIM Mowry Albany soop Warren, New
PORTLAND. April 2sAyr schr Oneco Aspiey, Rappahan-
mock CID bark lonia Wood, Matanzas: scrs Maytower.
strong Havana: steamer Westernpojt, Berry, NYork.
York. schrs Almra, Leavit, Maraico Creek, Va Alfred
Chase Whom, Rappahannock; Sturtevan Corson Balt-
more Jas Hewitt Ross Philadelphia Henry Brown Cole,
Rondont: Susan Ludwig Walden do Syiph Holley NYork;
Kate, Skidmore Newport Ii: sloops Copy Wheeler New
burg New York. Harding Rondout Sid schrs Henry Cola,
Hazleon. Potomac Ryer w Candy, Hewit Hannah Wor.
wick, Worwick; Emelne Hickey, Tiee and Adele Felicia,
Cartwright Philadelphia; Mary Ann Guest, Barau, do Mar
garet Ann Dayon Isabella Carpenter, and Eldad Jarvis
York. soops Pointer Fowler; Surplus sperry Homo, Davis
RICHMOND, April 29--Arr Virginia. Kennedy BafI-
schrs A r Weimore, Begart, Nyork; Maria Jane,
Jones do; Gaego Smith do; Lima OBryan, Balaax Cor
nelia, Riser. dh Carihagenia Baker, Baltimore.
ROCKFORD April 24-Sld schrs Eells shepherd Char
leson ih Nevis Brown, City Point; 2b Mohawk Hender
Richmond
ST MARYS, Ca April 2J-Sld brig Gem, Day. Demsrar.
SAVANNAH April 25-Arr brig Starlight Collier Boston.
schr WIN Pickering. Perry Iincolnville.
SALEM April 29-Arr schrs Hannah Wlletts, Cranmer,
Georgetown DC; Lonsdale Crowel Philadelphia Cid bark
Cosare. Adams Africa. Sid schr Martha Maria. small,
York via Gloucester
( THOMASTON, April 2-Arr brig Eugene, Thompson,
Georgetown SC: schr Hyena, Fales do.
WILMINGTON April T-Arr bark Mary Fox, Gooding.
Carenas: brig John Hathaway, Smith NYork; schrs lila
Turner, Dighton; 3oh, w Harrington, Robinson; Ben,
and Adele Griffin NYork cid 2sth schrs Aid English; Jo
mas Smith, Spates and l. Ii Comprehensive Beatty, NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02

Garr0pp, BoIanD AND DHOvnp.-ccra1 oonncry
held inquest yesterday at Secrs ship yard foot o
Seventh street, East river, upon he body q an unknown
man found floating in The rivcr Upon an examination
~ the person OF The dcoc~ed, hs watch pocket found
n have been cut cu, while HE Wach chain silk ono w,s
severed, and sitafod b. " The broken ring N watch
There aso slight MARI. around tho dernascy's
neck, which led the jury " believe that h. had been gar
roted, robbed. and hon thrown overheard Tho verdict
IN Ibis Gaze as;"Thst The deceased from spt-arasces
b. his death by being gnrruted ard robbo N his
watch, and then thrown into the river" Tho ,,rcrassd
a respectable looking man about thirty wears of age
Nc I've feet two inches IN height had mo- whsscrs or
hair his facc, end stout built No money vas found
upon the person a The deceased coored sk ot,hsnd
Coroner's Office, for The purpose Of identification
run Accmxsr oy rw HaRiJx R,uRo.n trquc-t
also held upon the body Of brakeman in the en-
ployment Of the Harlem Railroad Company, Who was
crushed o death Thursday evening while he vas null
my out the coupling pin Of tho baggage ne accident
occurred Forty first street Dccases was . resident
" Dover TAfs, Wstchsster comfy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02
News srcm south America.

The steamship Melway arrived at Southampton the
18th instant. with very late advceS from Sout1 America
Tho dates are Buenos Ayres tth Monievideo 10Th, RIO
1anero 18th, Bahia 2it and PrnambucO 2sh u March.
Tho Midway brought in specie E216 from Pcrnambuco,
and 600 from other poriE Diamonds value fGl 600 and
325 ccrons ofcochincal
Yellow fever st prevailed nj The Brazilian ports and
bad proved very fatal among Tho merchan, shipping.
The royal mall steamer Prince not allowed 20 land
her tsscngcrs al Buepos Ayres In consequence a fever
s RIO. and they brought back ~ Montevideo and
placed on board soop.
Al pernambuco large business had been done In sugar
during the month. Cotton had sdy anced in price Ex
change on London ~ I'D
Al bahia there brisk inquiry for superior qualities
< brown sugar. white neglected No sales In cottore In
coffee no saes 81 importance pred less inquiry or
hides preights looking better. Exchange fatter.
Exchange si Iuo--tp Ilndon, q I'd b. ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02

cvt Philadelphia ,s selling at LIS. l4s 3D., and Bait
at l2s. d. a l3s.
URo-s. Common, steady, az ~. Sd q Is.
0n-of Sperm, the market with the exception Of sbous
30 tuns crude Just arrived quite bare winter barred
would bring fee 70 8loo Whale neglected although o.
fered freely Vt further reduction Of Dos 70 30s per TIM
Continued wet weather cut Oh the demand
and the only Gales lately made were al EDS per cwt for
line American With improved weather, sowing viii be
but the may be considered nearly over
The late large arrivals from the States have depressing
effect.
CorroS.-The market continues duh and depressed by
recent heavy imports, which holders Seem either unable
or unwilling u keep for better demand prices have been
irregular all the week and may be called Lied TO I'd Ter
To- lower, the greatest decline being in the lower Qualities
which are becoming very abundan, and unsaeahle The
Manchester market keeps very steady. "Middlng" Or
leans, I'D; Mobile, I'D; uplands, 7hsd. per 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02
vn City News.

Sr1upt ~ OI1c1Nl ARrxnES-A German, narnci
fhecdore Nckenfok, ing at No al Atlantic street,
committed suicide about yesterday by scvering The
arteries of both wrists vii razor. He was alone In
room at the time, while IA ifc engaged 10 packing
up the goods preparatory moving. When nc was die
covered life nearly net and he expired sfer
Hc had attempted n destroy himself once before by
OF pistol but his object In time 10 prevent ~
lie had been horng under depression Of spirits For
time but from " hat s not definitely known HIS
are about 30 years JIG leaves wife but no children
An ipar- hold and verdict IN accordance with IL
fact 81 the Ca, rendered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02


The British funds have been quiet and the transactions
limited, owing 70 the growing ughtness Of the money
market In the early part of the week the timely supply
~ god by the Royal Charter checked for time the droop
ing tendency Of prices but this only temporary and
Ne feeling that the active demand for money which pre-
walled would compel advance in the rate OF discount
sdded TO the weakness Yesterday consols for money
eyened o2 IN a. whence in consequence of purchases
the part Of the public and the adoption Of any fur
tber restrictions by the Bank, they advanced TO OF to a.
For the sth Of May the last price was s3x TO "a. The
market 70 day has much improved, and consos for money
have advanced 10 a3, and for the account TO s3 10
at which figures they close having been good all the
afternoon.
The following table will show the fluctuations consoIs
b. lllh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02
Markets.

lospSS MoSrT MARSEr.-friday evening, April IT.
me- demand for money is active, and much strin-
nepcy felt in the market owing TO the heavy
ade yesterday for recent large purchases fsver the
hkng due Of million and half Of railway dcbenturcs,
and the occurrence Of the fortnghy share settlement
rock Exchange has ranged from 10 ~ per In the
aecount houses of Lombard street the demand for
isolation has been very brisk and considerable tghtness
PREVAILS. The arrivals OF gold from Australia have been
upeoally large, amounting 10 nearly million sterling
several Of the due ships having arrived large pro-
PORTION of this timely supply has been taken 10 the Bank
u England but still further quantity will require 10 find
Ia way there TO make up for the unprecedented drain Of
ne past few weeks. The West India mail steam ship
rived to-day, has board large quantity OF specie Al
enough silver continues 20 be drawn from the Continent
ahe ughness OF the money market and the rmness of
hren exchanges render the cxporof gold on Continental
account trfing.
The from the Bank of England for the week end
ing the 10th Of April gives the following results, when
compared with the previous week
Public Deposits. .E5 1850 Decrease. .f3 aa3 1888
0tber deposits. 104s1 067 Increase l062,0 55
Rest .,,......... 49, 629 Decrease .... Co, $50
On the other side of the account
Government securities eli 1872 Decrease E3ls s4S
psher securities Is 1854 $40 Decrease. Cos 147
Notes upempoyed.... 3,oi4 l20 Decrease. 463,355
The of notes in circulation is $40 1852 $50, being
increase Of f2l3s5, and the stock Of bullion in both
departments Is 60 064 6l2 showing decrease Of f2l9 los
when compared with the preceding return
There has been considerable supply Of bullion this
vcek and prices of silver have slightly receded The
transactions have been argea heavy freight going the
eat by this weeks overland mail There still dollars
n be market Offering at our quotations. and five franc
Dieces ao offered freely Is sd. The arrivals of
gold from Australia have been large, and fair proportion
thereof has found It's way into the Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02

fofepn sccnTos have also eNhbited hoavlness, viii
fv transactions and a falling OF in the value OF many Of
NJ kadng stocks. No material variation calling for Iar
nSuLJ comment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02

yopk-rpps DAY.
RIsks..... ~ MOON .......O0gD IL
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-02


BOSTON. April pArr ship Harriet IRVING Spawn, Talca
huano; Robertson, 'rwe Wilmington, Nc: srhs Saa,
Was Carhenas via Portland. Ellen Bush CAIN Jacksonvilc
Belle Hickman; Winged Arr1w, SNOW, and Ella Frances,
Sweetand Richnond MARI burr Nickrrson Alexandria;
Julia Ann, Harding. and Abby Whitman CLIFFORD baltimore;
Joseph Cake, Endlcot, and X Price, Chambcrs Bau
more Mercer Cullen, i,aiiinor. wiliam LOPEZ Robin.
william II Cargl, hawkins; Juliet, Chase, and clara,
Crowe Philndelpha Thomas Fills Ellis, aud " faukln.
New York Signal for ship, bark and two brRs. Arr
Tah, schr james Lawrence Allen, New York I'd, shps
for port the Bristol Channels Nandaa, Anderson New
Orleans. fremont Baker Bordeaux; Sanford Achorn.
OF WadobOro Nd tons) Mckinney, Mobile; brig I'm.
prc Crowell Philadelphia; schr =. Weldon, smith, and
and Sophia Ann, Smith, Philadelphia Sid, wind NNB "
and :, moderate, bark Richmond
BALTIMORE, April yp-Arr bark Daniel Webster Ryder,
Boston, brig Frsnc Jane Krch, ~ Johns X; scr Eonse.
Thatcher - John, u, Laurence Waterbury, oramcr New
swami Collins Trinidad scrs Tram Smith. McGycrn. Fall
River: Cole Jones New York: MARY Hopkins Manis
By. Cohassci NarrOws Sid brig Eltira Davis. Boston
BEAUFORT Ne, April 22-Arr ship John Fraser, Herbert
Newport. Eng
B0OfIIHAi April g--Arrs c,ru;asipor1 for Nyork.
BANGOR, April 2s-Ar schrs Rio Grandc Aleu-, Crn
peake Bay Rgmp, Nayhcw. BALTIMORE american tme''
Pressey, Nyofk. - .,,
9Th brig New Globe Mcfsdden, 0cofec,own. SC; schr low
bRiSItiI. trr yo-Arr ~ washburr, Easierbrook, Cur
denas; schr 9azce Remington. Nlurk =, M.
Havana via Kev west and savannah; ship fne draws Ear
OLE brig Andrew, Barley, 81 Jago de- Tuba u pvs
Pock Seuyas cd 81 poi tc,e Homo x.nab ,ss ahr
Parker Do: T. sharp, sharp, Nyors SD span po '~''
oNvev Barcelona: epan polarre Frre Homo fsna ~ mn.
ar tTs spri Zs-Sd srprS Kendrics fiss, SHAW f"s
ssiphsn. J. snow, ConerS. WORK
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26

IRELAND AT Enthusiastically Of Crime
While, in England, there are in London mass
meetings of the unemployed worlmen, in Ire
land there is employment for all, and good
wages. And, while in England the grand
question is, what to do with criminals, in Ire
land there is such diminution Of criminaliiy
that the Banner of Ulster has an article headed
"Scarcity of Criminaity in Ireland" There
have been many scarcities in the days Of our
fathers; but this would have appeared Il very
improbable one had any person prophesied ii to
them. "Yet," says the Banner, ''truth must
be told /; Ireland is at present almost destitute
of crime. County jails arc desolute for want
of inmates; turnkoys 60 about mOping as il
fearing that their occupation's gone, and the
market for offenders seems hardly able TO meet
the most ordinary demand for the raw material
of criminals. What will our hali-brother, John
Bull think Of all this Or where is that rubi'
cund parsonage to find food for grumbling al
these horrid Irish dublin letter 10 Phil
finer.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26

INTERNATIONAL Doc FIGuT.-It is said that
at great dog fight at Brontc, Canada, on
Thursday, 9TH lust, the match was for $1,000
a side, and the result was the death OF the
Buffalo dog, which expired after severe COM
bat of two hours and fifteen minutes, the Mon
treal dog, although victor barely escaping alive.
Parties of the 'iancy'' We're there from all parts
of the United States and Canada. The Buffalo
Republic says there was q loss in bets of about
$40 900 to the American purity. After the
death of ssTinker' he was deposited in hand
some black walnut coffin and brought TO Buffalo
for burial. 1t is said that many Of the Buffalo
gentry were so affected at the death of their
favorite that they actually shed tears over the
dead body OF Tinker.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26

PArRIorIsN.-,The following hints on patrio-
tism, from Lacon, arc worthy of more than
passing thought. We commend them to the
consideration OF the politicians of tho present
day
In former times patriots prided themselves
on two things; their own poverty, and the
riches of the state. But poor as these men
were, there were kings not rich enough to pur-
chase them, nor powerful enough to intimidatc
them. Inmodern times it would be easier to
find patriot rich enough to buy king, than
king not rich enough to buy patriot. Val
erius Maxnus informs us, that Elius Palus
tore TO pieces with his ownteeth, awoodpeckei
because the augur, being consulted, had re-
piled that ifthe bird lived, thv house OF lEllus
would flourish, but that fit died, the prosperity
OF the state would prevail. Modern patriots
have discovered, that u roasted woodeock j
better than raw wOodpeeker.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26

SNl u 10 more unSelN
Sga Hill skV au DGPaIstise, BePofPT.
Az, 4 .l Sss J AK IA ss5ssJ
on doyolty q b wli,ed Z ays PnFs,assd tR5 Dras
sI o ss and s lave coacnt E
dSS ho.as E SG and an tn' Sai a@G ga
meet al ne demands q y es.oes S 1s ~ ,ne Whale s
Tod lot Of Perflmery and Fancy Articles which will sell
che c"y y na o %gSs % i;
them pdnSnny attended to agG every a'co carefully put
sd-s We SrS deterniaS 10 ss oyeStins IN our limo as
S 81 ha p SfG S. Ro Sf Ge sf S aS
fSG S SSf /" ''' '''' W" wv L. ]. DRAPER.
III. Beyond ALL CONTROVERSY, the creates, remedies
o day r The snbsOtlon Of DISEASE are The eEtInRA
EAENe SAVE h,DePpN!iy9 ,Io eF q.-d eyre Tor
gs a GI es FeS vSG oes op HbOsss
GNrbuncos White swsg Puppies md nd B2IS9os On GIG
safe r. and reabs Tenedy or dsesso oie Liver Kdaeys
snd On once assd M g B sas wtRuii VIII
Is C9 sEG Bg S snd b HsS c Se BESs
Breast Sore Throat, Teller salt Rong &c, &c., Or u.
pSr Box Thew ranodos ens renakaGlq cures every
S So S f %sis eemnonG d eetcns SO
zach as s 90 mSo 5n b. Who 4 SSr a
agent for tho sale Of Delaware. n,,D -
NEH@T ~" liz Wanni w. baeS ill., PhS3epiia whes
hoy treat Cancers Tunors' Nons, Ulcers, &e wilhou
urgical ntun
In PeTpmbu9tions about The CITY, the other day
We stepPnu wv ~ s 9ra 1 Ri a,v
sse9Igd rs hToGs hT sSySo r
and gorgeous Furniture, manufactured by tactical msehan
les his employ We venture the decaratlonnn and viii stand
aswnTnble for IT. that there are few places ~ our oounJ
whore cheaper and better furniture can bo obtained Dit
uf warrants every article he sells consequently the Eur
for neRry wony years, and during TINT time some Of he
magnificent furniture which decOates tile houses IN tf
city and country Tas mnnpigetnred BY HIM e hss aiso
can ret good article at the celebrated Furniture Ware
| Dom5 No. 70 Shpley street.
III THAT eonieon Is tio NE 81 Hsde no Pe ssa
Second street snd 500 what eonPstltl9n has done and
still doing In the shoe nde Boots and shoes can De Doush
getting them uHi and what y the cause q al nus WHY
conpcllt Of conse a1 sun tRe ~ ~
aware new shoe store been opened n No West
Socqhd street. Where gNerSlhs " lle floe nm Is snu a.
le SwS priee or SSn IhSse Mg Ts SIT s H. se
EcsS hs fst stSS IL Seond ST. West Of aEet Thsfs
Vs. ane en ~ t 10 KY Piic s , II, INV d"
""'" "''N'' "a r'o'Np' '" ~ ut IL NJ RiENlE
. W, n'NNiH'
n,siS "no DreSnt Bifco Win Standard and tSlass on
!teni one \VnsI stand and four Cane Seat Ch0lrs 10
tile snail SUN OF S25
n Won would furnish chamber cheap, comprising ono I
renl one iVash-sinnd, one Btdsteai trc1 Wood Sea
Chairs and 10 not wish 70 pay more than Eighteen Dollars
| Ton 6Tessing Bureau,
buy ~? so Eu or Tsie VIVA '''
- Go to AlACNlCHOI4'S Fourth and Shirley SIS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26

AZ ROBERT KLEIN, No. Il3 Market ST, between
OF 2wI- aud Ca8huu C.iars swiss and Cuulhlc SeGy0s
aaH Sgi;i ti,,,9l5s, ant l,ieTin;i Aifnaaoi-
2s,s woih ~ s2 new lot nit1aauu l hruwnHni black
akru Tor . ognts.
III GLAuRs lNrR0yFO il0IVoYY M1GIIXg AM IRAN
His agsei S" yaaao E Saosy "a G ad sa
uesr which u On" 81 me best Of thy KIDD III oar country,
bodriynn by Two horse power and well cal
R" S, w Wiz G ina , GSniS d y, We
}la w day, a3S g 2aHd y e perform 10 work admir-,
t. ~ nde5,1ty p,nonGnI TO be ono Ct ile ~ %
ice NO would advise mil9 others call aud 5xNin-
ilen3oyi A:a proof It's Utility and tho estimation
gentlemen well kuownI hts cgmIury The linloro. sLod
Mil. performs IL work rapidly and well, They are o
gnPofgd T. 4, az excellent ana d,aRe 9ehne Jonathan
M PR S in l aI GINS Gl 4 be 9en r SYersS@ at
W. Davis, corner Of Front anil Iulti9on streets, Whining
IL" " 5 e, a 10 s rs d sas e!s S the Eagle
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER, tho best article
so ali mS5s good for III soacE II Gs sSi oVsT
&Gr &as Sso 5s ST RysEG aalss
ne chs and terors and continued for sometime will cure
M least but on No ooary nvisoates and strengthens the
whole porS"n giving strong appetite and tone the so-
;, c0NsrANTINoPLE eoUeu BERRIES, these are
The incest TING mad" Tor Cough, Colds in tho hoad and
seTs seGail?ns 9ni are ,eot9 in removing tickling Z
sale by j. $. BENNETT, Apnthecary.
loi Market ST., Wilmington.
JONES 4 Co, of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
C9!hiUg STORE No. 200 Market streetaboye Sixth II
addition TO hlvng the largest most varied and fashions
able stock OF COthlng III rhadelpha, made expressly
Tor retail saes, have constituted one his ewr
Salesman by having marked In FIGURES, on each hrt
Gig tho very lowest price can be sold ioI SO they can
az vol sPnnged ana prepared, and great pains tpkel
with the making, 50 that all can buy with the iull as
price. AIso large stock Of piece gGPds on Hand OF q
order In The most fashionable aud best manner, 20 PEI
cgnt, below credit PRICES Remember tho Crescent II
JONES & CO.. Ph,lsdslpha.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26

HlGHLY INTERESTING FROM UTAH.-A Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Her.
aid says that u letter has just been received
from Judge DrummOnd, which gives deplOr-
able picture OF the condition OF affairs in tail.
The following is an extract -
&" The leading mon of tho church are more
traitorous than ever. Only few days since
all the papers, records, dockcts, and nino hum
dred volumes of the laws, We're taken out of
the Supreme Court Clerks Office and burned.
And this is not the only instance of the Kind.
l say to you again, and through You to the
President, il is impossible for us TO enforce the
laws in this territory. Every man here holds
his life at the will Of Brigham Young and here
we are without protection. | am firmly Of
| opinion that Rabbit was murdered by AlormOAs
under direction Of Brigham Young, and not
by Indians Murder is a common thing hero
and Mormons cannot be punished with II Nor
mon jury, witnesses, officers, and Governor to
pardon. 1t is too cruel, and must not be en-
| dnred. man, not a member Of the church,
is murdered, robbed, and imprisoned, solely
for questioning the authority Of the church,
Persons are now in the penitentary, convicted
before the Probate Judge, who are wholly limo
| cent Of any crime. Is there any other country
were this abuse would he enduredl Let all
then, take hold, and crush out Ons Of the mos
| reasonable organizations in America.
| 1t is added that the matter is under consd
Grafton by the Administration, who Will sOOi
appoint new Governor, and send him out witt
sufficient force to sustain his authority.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26

The NEXT CoNGREss.-lts generally thought
that the Democrats have elected majority Of
members TO the next U. S. House of Repre-
sentatves. This is not so. The States which
have already elected return GA Democrats and
so Opposition. There are thirteen States in
which elections are yet to be held, and in these
States they must gain seven members in order
10 have majority. In the last Congress they
were represented by AZ Democrats AID 38 OPP
position, and without any gain the next House
would stand Ill Democrats to l23 Opposition.
From this state of things, it will be seen that
the political complexion of the next House re-
mains in doubt
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26

The Rev. Calvin Cotton, well known through
ont the country, died at Savannah, Ca, on
Friday last, and his remains have been sent to
Massachusetts, for interment. He was quite
celebrated as the author of many political
tracts advocating the principles of the Wing
party, and was the writer ola life ofHenry Clay.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26
HlL&Ih.

In st. Georges Hundred, on the 18th inst,
SAMUEL HIdGINs, of Pneumonia, aged about
fifty years.
In this city, on the 18Th inst, CHARLES
Boorn, after short and serious illness, in the
oath year ofhis age.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26

Tue ADVANTAGES OF FILIBUsTERING.--lt is
stated that five thousand four hundred Ameri-
cans have persisted in battle aud by fever in
Nicaragua since Walkers usurpation, and yet
he is no nearer establishing his power than on
the first day he landed upon Nicaraguan soil
men great deal hotter than their leaders, who
had been seduced to join the undertaking from
romantic notions of extending the area OF free
dom,