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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-04

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-04
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-04

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gel mir riGisn In pratsrsgn aHsfaPruns ans s'cesm Ssrmat
Gcbiner's NOrfr0it.
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21
Probable Murder in Jersey Clty-A
Female found Gagged and Anchor
adsin the River.

About five o'clock on Saturday morning, as
nriyate Waterman Baldwin was engaged at his
duties on the Cunarl dock, at Jersey City his
attention was attracted to something in the
water Mt the end of the York street dock. Up
on closer inspection he discovered II to be the
fact ola human being with the head and body
4, .mersed under water. Thinking that this
WIGHT be one of the victims Of the sloop Spray,
~, The oyster boat L. A. johnson, officer Bald
win summoned his partner, anu tne Two ~,
~, ,ed a rope to one of the legs, ana attempted
to draw the body to the surface 81 the wafer,
,Tbon thew found that it was held firm by some
,.oight attached to it. Upon taking out the
hoJ1 he found il to be that ofawoman, in q per-
,or,iv nude state with the exception oil tine
,,oLe of n chemisette and about three lnches
If the ton of q white cotton stocking one ena
os .ho rnno was found passed around the neck
drawn twice tightly through the mouth, winch
consed the tongue to protrude me rope WAS
| fastened by peculiar knot, called by noatmeh
climber hitch" The other END OF tne rope
was fastened to o barrel Of pltch, which Wns
considerably imbedded Ia the mua, anu u Is
Snnnosed could not have moved any distance
ssier having been sunk. The body has marks
~ yioIence' the collar-bone being distocatee,
and brnises being visible in several places.
neceascd is supposed to be an English woman,
about thirty years of age, about hve ieet ~
hsight, and rather thick-set; black hair, teeth
ali nerfect, with the exception of the right eye
tooth, and the molar tooth on the lett side'
which are gone. -. ,raok
n will he remembered % raft was found IN
Brooklyn waters, on which We're several artl,
cies of female apparel, and letter addressed
70 Mr.. Hart. in the most endearing terms
The document was signed Fanny 0lawson, ana
enough to show that me h @ O sbt
called aNr. Hart" As no Mr.. Hart, and no
body conld be found, the circumstances attend
inc The discovery of the raft were supposed Z
have been contrived for some mysterious en'
Others decided that suicide had been com
mitted. Is it possible that tnere can ~ o No.
: taken out of the North River this Saturday
morning, and the clothes and letter Of Fam m
. ciawson found on the deserted raft in the Eas
t River, on the 9th instant2
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

To THE DEMOCRACY OF KENT AND SUSSEX
We return you our thanks for the liberal IN
crease YOU have made to our subscription list
the last two or three weeks. When our agent
calls uponlyou, use him hospitably ana we have
no doubt but we can reciprocate the compll-
ment before long When the nominations are
made YOU will find the INQUIRER the foremost
in the breach, laying on and sparing not
Sptead the INQUIRER round If you want to ues-
ignate the truth. If there are any poor people
who cannot afford to pay for a paper send IN
their names--we will put them on our free isl
as cheerfully as we did ever anything in our life
1t the poor people, the working men and me-
chanics that we expect to thrive by-it is their
work that keeps ourpresses running and we want
no government patronage or favors while inc
sons of toll bring us their custom. Send us theii
names-we want the INQUIRER in the CABINS
the wood choppers habitation, We want to
talk to his family by the fireside, ana spreau
he doctrines of human liberty abroad IN the
land. Don't be afraid to send in the names
YOU can't back us down.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

A STURDY YEoMAN.-The Prince of Wales
recently with a suite of seven or eight noble
men and gentlemen, while out hunting in the
neighborhood of Oxford, having met indifferent
sport determined to "cross the country on
their return to Oxford. Not knowing the To-
calities, they crossed the land of farmer Hedges,
and rode into his farm yard, to ask their way,
when the farmer instantly closed his gates and
insisted upon their paying sovereign as da-
images for trespass. When informed OF the
rank of his principal vsiter, the sturdy farmer
armed with manure fork, replied; ~ don't
care Prince or no Prince, I'll have my money!
The money was paid and the party released
the Prince laughing heartily at the turn of af-
fairs.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

Robbery of the Adams Company's
the Cars-SixteenT Thousand Dollars
Lost.
Last night, shortly after the New York and
Boston train left New Haven, the agent in
charge of the express safes and packages OF the
Adams Company left the room where he was
stationed, and visited the mail room adjoining,
against the understood rules of the company.
During his absence an iron safe weighing about
one hundred and sixty pounds, and containing
sixteen thousand dollars, was thrown from the
car by some parties Mt present unknown.
1t is presumed that the theft was accom-
plished by persons who have been passing up
and down the road for some months watching
for the opportunity to abstract the valuabies
This opportunity would not have occurred had
the agent remained at his post
The agent did not discover his loss until the
train had reached Forty-second street, in this
city. He is, however, sure that he noticed the
safe.
The following is list of the property con-
tanned in the safe as far as is known, furnished
us by Dr. John Hoey;
Ten $4,000 bills of the Atlantic Bank of Bos-
ton.
$4,000 in bills, ne Wy issued from the Lang
don Bank of Dover New Hampshire.
"A nuUDer VI uuleS VI NdliOuo ulhouhtos
Three coupons, of $25 each, of the Bank of
Commerce. New York
Notes belonging to Rathbone Brothers, aid
some smaller amounts in money.
II is the opinion of the officers OF the COM
pany that the safe was buried Immediately; at
any rate the thieves will find hard work to get
rid of the notes, if they should dare to bring
them forth.
The company have this morning paid the
amounts called for in the various receipts, so
that their customers do not lose even by delay,
| The most strenuous efforts will, of course be
made to detect the perpetrators of this bold
robbery.
The New York Express publishes the follow
ing despatch in relation to the above robbery
BosToN, April 1.-THE amount taken from
the safe of Adams Express is not so large as
was first reported. The whole amount, as faI
as ascertained is twelve thousand dollars, in
bills and specie Besides this amount, foui
thousand dollars entrusted to Kinsley 4 Com.
pany, were also taken from the safe,-N. 4
Express, Of Saturday.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

MYSTERY AFLoAr.-The good people of Cork,
in Ireland, are greatly exercised in their minds
by mysterious craft which has been lying in
the offing of the man-of-war roads at Queens
town, for nearly four months. This vessel
which, except that she is apparently stationary
might well be believed to be the Flying
putchman,o is rakish clipper of 700 tons bur-
then, halls from Philadelphia, is called the
Charles b. Truitt, and has on board a cargo OF
$4,000 finely finished rifles. The Irish cores
pondent of the London Times has called atten-
ton to her existence, and to the profoundmys-
tery which enshrouds her.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21
FROM MEXICo-THE BRITISH PROPOSE
TIoN FOR pEACE-A PROTEGT0RATE.

WASHINGTON, April l7.-The New Orleans
Picayune of Saturday, received by Adams Ex-
press, contains an extract from private letter
from Mexico, dated March 2sth, in which it is
stated that the British Minister had proposed a
truce for six months, at the utmost, during
which Congress is to be elected by the differ
emit States of the Republic. This Congress !,
10 he united in Jalapa, which is to be declared
neutral ground, under the protection Of the
English Government, and, if necessary, by Eng
lish troops. The Congress thus selected by
the nation is to make a new constitution, whicl
will be recognized, protected and enforced b,
England. The clergy is said to disapproye o
the proposition; hut if they refuse it, the Eng
fish Minister will Immediately take his pass,
ports and leave for Vera Cruz, where he VII
recognise the Juarez government.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN New YoRK.--The blll
which has recently passed both Houses OF me
New York Legislature, so modiiies the dea,h
penalty, MS that executions hereafter are only
10 be for treason, arson and murder in the iirst
degree, and death sentences are not to be exc
cuted until one year, nor until the Governor
so directs by warrant. The bill is severely de-
nounced in the New York city papers, as one
which will encourage the crime of muir Ter; ou,
as nobody is ever convicted of murder in tnat
city, or if convicted, never fails to get>a new
trial, followed by an acquittal il cannot matter
much whether hanging is abolished or not.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

A Card TO The Sg6riag.-The Rev. William
Cosgrove, while laboring as a missionary in
Japan, was cured Of Consumption, when all
from learned physician residing in the great
city of Jeddo. This recipe has cured great
numbers who were suffering from Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs, and
Colds; and the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders
DESTROYS of benefting others, will send
this recipe, which have brought home with
me, to ali who need it, free OF charge.
Address,
Rev. VIM CosGRovE,
$50 Baltic street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

An ITEM OF NEws.-The whole federal inau-
ence is to be used against pouglas-in favor
ofanybody--so Douglasi is defeated. The anti
Douglas faction Is too cowardly to speak above
lheir hreaths in favor of any one--it might
aamage. their prospects for the public plumber
Even their hired press is mum. If any one
else can be united upon and nominated, the
Pennsylvanian, Argus, and other corrupt and
yenal establishments may have another chance
N the grab game.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

ON sloy.--The City Council having refused
M the permission to allow us to place sign
across the pavement Mt our office, we have
bune ont our banner upon the outward wall
Ms sign that is sign, and can be seen from
one end of Market street to the other. From
the bottom of our heart we thank the Council
for this refusal, as it taxed our ingenuity lit
lie, but produced sign that will be infinitely
better than putting up our old one across the
pavement # is nm ill wind that blows nobody
loOil We thank you for your refusal.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

An ENGLISH traveller describes the speech
less amazement which wild Arab chief out Of
the desert watched, in a tent near Cairo, the
development of a photograph of the Great
Sphinx. When the features of the mysterious
sculpture were revealed on the glass, theNArap
turned to his companion, and, pointing to the
photographer, exclaimed He is the eldest son
of Satan !"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

rypLEAsASr.-It is unpleasant for us to say
ANYTHING against any member of thesDemo-
,rac party politically. But we don't intend
"a have their corruption laid at our door-we
We will go into the fight with clear conscience,
and ifany respectable man is nominated to do
hattie in the cause to some extent. We want
no doughhead upon the ticket.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

JuDGE BLACK CHALLENGED by Gov WAlkEh--
Hon. R. J. Walker, challenged Judge Black TO
mortal combat yesterday, through Coy. Brown,
of Mississ He declined, verbally to accept
the challenge. This morning, Gov. Walker Is
resolute in purpose. The cause of the chal-
lenre was the Attorney Generals denial that
Buchanan,s letter was authentic.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21
IMPORTS OF COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, April i6.-The exports of cot
ton from this port to England the past week
were large, reaching $4,000 bales, while to
Hayre they were only 1000. The exports from
Mobile to Great Britain during the week were
IL, 900 bales The receipts at this port yester-
day and to-day, were 1000 bales. We quote
Middling l0a a lie,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21
FORTY-EIGHT LOTS AT AUCTION.
DESIRABLE HOMES!
GOOD BUSINESS LOCATIONS /

'OCb ~ l'l-N TT'iN IJtJlal HUNS
fFR7.1LN 81 FINGS FUND.- 4 GO0D
'ST.WENT!! OR A PROFITABLE
WILL BE ssCLLAUONi!
w at AUCTION. on sAoN THE pREMrsEs
2oclock, r. NJ FoRTf-naY APRIL 18th. 1861, II
lows: T0TS ~ -,
ONE LOT II by 10 feet fronting on 'FRONT.' . 's ''-
ming back to Itcalsreet, al nm,
THREE LOTS u "a by ITO fronting on Front Street,
running back to Read Street
TEN LOTS 20 by ITO fronting Front street, and running
back to Read Street.
FOUR LOTS ~ by ITO fronting Front street and run
ming back to Read Street.
TEN LOIS 90 by SO feet fronting Read Street and run
ming back To II four feet wide alley.
FIVE LOTS Is by So fronting on Read Street. an running
buck to Il four feet wide alley.
TEN LOTS 20 by SO feet fronting Dock Street, and
ming back to four feet wide alley.
FIVE LOTS Is by So feet fronting Dock street and
ming back to four feet wide alley
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash on the Hay OF sale
and notes bearing interest," with approved enlOrsers or
parties who pay the whole amount of purchase money
within ten days after the day OF sale, clear discount will
be made upon the portion entitled to credit Of per cent
(eing equivalent 49, per cent per annnm) Deeds
will he executed aud possession given Immediately
ceipt of the satisfactory securities. Title undoubed
The subscriber need scarcely again give his unqualified
that these Lots lc all be S0d as Sdfi openly
tttirIy and Sgud,pfy. j. n HEALD,
apSl.ts 4oi Market steet Wilmington Del
j. r. H. desires to call very special attention to Of
the merits and striking features of this
accessibility to the busincssand settled portions Of city,
itslocatO in reference to two Of the leading thorough
fares into citythe very desirable and graina slope
of the squares from Front to Dock streehehigh aud
try surface Of the same-he peculiar adaptation Of the
four vacant lots Front street East of Adams to anii
featuring purposes and last though not least the that
property has been greatly approaching in value and must
necessarily continue rapidly to advance in the selling
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

nag We have few copies of our last num-
her containing that valuable sermon, the "Rib-
,on of Blue which can be had at our office.
These sermons will be followed up with Others
i an interesting character, which can only be
had IN the INQUIRER.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21
HEAVY ROBBERY AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE office of the City
Collector was broken opened and robbed last
night. $4,000 in currency, and $4,000 IN
checks and treasury warrants were stolen. NO
clue has yet been obtained towards the detec-
tion of the robbers.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention assembled here yesterday.
Hon. James L. Orr, exSpeaker of the House of
Representatives, was chosen President, and
made conservative speech, in which he ia
yored the Cincinnati Platform, and invoked
the exercise of spirit favorable to the best
interests ofthe National Democracy.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

nag In this country the mortality Of chill
dren is increasing with terrible rapidity. In
Boston, the percentage of deaths of children
under 10, doubled from 1880 to 1850. In New
York, the deaths OF children to each 100000
inhabitants have more than trebled since 1910.