Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-04

INITIATING to a magnificent Star of Brillian
Gerbs, Marooned. SATURN AND HIS SATRLL
TIES. This superb piece has always drawn tn
most enthusiastic applause, commencing wit
brilliant Sun of Chinese, Radiant and Nal
tese fires, highly colored, INITIATING to tn
Saturn and his Satellites, composed Of richl,
colord saxons and brilliant Chinese Gerbs, ex
tending its rays over 40 feet, and ending will
grand Ecu de Joie. CASCADE. Entirely New
and Original. This piece commences with
revolving Sun of Crimson and Gold fires
changing to beautiful Cascade, representing
the water falling over the rocks formed o
diamond lance work, terminating with CRANE
explosion. STAR OF AMERICA. This new and
splendid piece of Fireworks opens with o
splendid Sun of variegated Fires of Crimson
Purple, Green, and Yellow, INITIATING to the
Star of America, so feet in diameter, with
richly colored Saxons, terminating with a
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IS0roN. Entirely New and Original. This
piece pictures the Father of his Country in
the act of delivering his Farewell Address,
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The whole resting on a Pedestal with the in
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The GENERAL AssRMBLY.-Ths body which
has been in session in our city since Thursday
the 18th of May, adjourned on Tuesday night,
the 3lst ult., about half past 10 o'clock
previous to adjournment Mr.. Altman, OF the
Hanover street church, as one OF the COM
mittee of arrangements, was called and adj
dressed his clerical bretheren for few minutes
in very feeling language appropriate to the
separation which was about to take place. He
was followed in a short address from the
Moderator, when the Assembly was dismissed
with prayer and the benediction. On Tues
day afternoon while the following resolutions
were pending several of the olergymen spoke
of the meeting of the Assembly as being the
most harmonious that had ever been held
and referred in very compliment tary terms TO
Wilmington, Mr.. Jenkins said when he was
on his way here, in Philadelphia, he had been
asked show Wilmington could accommodate
the Assembly 7" He did not then know ex-
actly in what language to reply; but last
week he had occasion to visit Philadelphia,
when the same remark was addressed to him,
and he replied, Wilmington is keeping open
house," never was there a freer or more
hearty and noble hospitality extended than
he and his .bretheren had received OF the CIT
liens of Wilmington. The following reso-
buttons, were passed.
Resolved, That the thanks of the General
Assembly be presented to the respective Rail
Road Companies, who have kindely consented
to a reduction of their ordinary fare in favor
of the Commissioners and others who have
been in attendance ON the sessions of this As
sembly.
Also, to the citizens of Wilmington, whose
large hearted hospitality has been so generous
ly extended to the Assembly, and rendered
their sojourn so pleasing and so greatfully
memorable, with the assurance of the fervent
prayers of the Assembly, that they and theirs