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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
AFFAIRs AT WASHINGTON


Speaking of the number and character of the
once 9il seekers at Washington, the States aud
Let any one who wishes TO see n sight ro IN
the Departments between the hours of ten n,elocl
and three p. m. Every avenue, passage, cor
r,uer' and room, to which there is the least
chance OF access, is crowded and damned with
every species Of manhood aud half manhood Tint
can be described among the copglomerated mass
OF Office seekers which infest our city az Tho pre-
sent time. FiN
the green 'uns, the sharpers, the tricksters
me business men, the anti business men. The
loaiers. the gamblers, the long linibed, lank.
SAD sided, whittlipg Yankee, the puffy merchant,
me squatty Dutchman, the finely proportioned
dany, and the poor aud wretched detormity =. the
man who voted for Lincoln, and the nau who
would have voted for him if circumstance hadn't
prevented the man without whose efforts nOll
Aoe' could never have been elected the Seward
man, tue sumner man, the Loveioy man, the
Corwln man, the Judd man, the Lincoln ,lsu ,ll
may be seen worming in aud worming out,
every one confident Of success, and sure that no
mas all the influence on his side which can he
brought to bear on the harrassed and by no
means to be envied official who may have within
nus gllt one petty, smallsalaried and insignificant
once. We pity the ninety.une to be- disap-
pointed ones, nor do we envy the one ia a hun.
dred who may be the successful applicant and
asprant. ''''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

=, iapnerrMESTs-,P. II. Mitchell, has contract.
su win Ferris and Edward Bringhurst to build
sNen oi mem three story brick house in West.
oe'ween Eighth and Ninth streets.
MErnODiEr CmuRcn D1scoNNKorsn psov
THE COMMEMORATE a meeting Of ,hs msn,@
oers OF the Asbury NJ. L. Church, Annamessex
oireuit, Somerset county, Nd, resolutions were
auupteu ueciarlng themselves disconnected with
,n .s, tnllaaelphia aud General Conference. They
VIII remain separated until after the meeting Of
lne baltimore and Philadelphia Conference. nj
mh'vn time they will reasonable and take their
Pos,Hon as circumstances may require. either
WIN tue one or the other The NJ. f. Church
m'Aeeomac, Va, has done the same thing.
COLD NlGnT.-T The Smyrna Times, of Thurs.
aay, says Last night the mill-pouds froge over
10 the thickness of an inch-the Thermometer
psng at degs. in the morning-and the pro-
paollily IS that the peaches and other early
giossomlng fruits (tbe buds being frozen) are
destroyed. If So it will involve the loss of many
thousands of dollars in this State.
:, 10 housEKEEPERs AND PERSONS COMMENCING
experimentation Q, Pickles has now On
mana very desirable stock of China aud Glass
ware ut No. III Market between Front and
second Streets. H. has a large assortment ol
Emma Tea Sets; Stone China Tea, Dinner and
Shamoer ware, which be is selling very low
W 1he set Or separate piecs. A full assortment
U 2, glassware, Kerosene Oil Lamps and pur,
IorlahI Kerosene Oil, all OF which he is sell
,i,g as cheap us can be bought elsewhere. Give
him call,
NEW BuiLDisG.-S. Il, Nields & Co, bay,
lus' completed large three story building ii
second Street, near Washington. George II
linue' carpenter. \. Given, brick mason.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
PRESIDENTIAL nproINTn MN,


The President has made the following nm
poiniments of Foreign Minister'S and otbe,
officers
Charles I. Adams, Minister to England.
,, WIN. L. Dayton, Of New Jersey, Minister 10
George 7. Marsh, Minister to Sardinia.
James Watson Webb, Minister to Turkey
II. sanford, OF Connecticut. Minister
Resident at Belgium.
VIM S. Theyer, of New York, Consul General
to Egypt. S''''N' N's''' '''
Patrick J. Divine, Consul to Cork
t. Green Gay, IA nephew of Cassus NJ. Clnyt
secretary OF the Legation to Spain.
FRANCIS Queen, Postmaster at Niles MICHIGAN
menry shemo, Postmaster at Fremont, Ohio.
The SENATE also unanimously confirmed The
nomination Of John b, nefrees, as Superinten-
dent of Public Printing.
Arson Burlingame, Of Massachusetts AI;ni.,or
to Austria. '-'"i9'e'
Rufus King, of Wisconsin, Minister Resident
at Rome. -'s''Ne"'
Thomas J. Dryer, of Oregon, Commissioner TO
the Hawaiian Islands.
Bradford II. Wood, of New York, Minister
Resident at Denmark.
Havre -''A' Oonsul 10
Cousn to London. " 'i9'us'
q, J. W. Nye, Of New York, Governor Of us
Territory Of Nevada '"'
WIN. II; Elder has been appointed Route
Agent on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and BaI.
timore Rail Road. '+'' '''''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22


The NEW FLAG The Committee of an.
southern Congress- appointed to devise n tlnV
IOr the confederate States" have made report
which was unanimously adopted. The new aae
mus described by the Montgomery (Ala.5
1.-The flag Of the Confederate States consists
OIL tnree bars of red and white-the upper red
middle white, lower red The lower bar extends
u InT whole width Of the flag, and just above il,
OF tue flag, is a blue Union with seven sfnTs in =
circle. The design is simple casily recognised
ana sufficiently distinc, from the old rriiiron'
united people,' ''--' 1N'
The Augusta Geo Chronicle and s,n,inel
thinks there is a little too much red in tie aqg
put IN view of the "rel, white and blue which
enter enter us composition, adds: awe feei rather
l,ne rejoicing to SNOW that the old emblems float
U',ers vi ana mat We have been spared the IN
uueranle disgust of locking upon Snakes. Pal
mettos and pelicans" W.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22

-, hEPeNTAST BALTIMORE SEcEssIoslsr.--T ls
Pleasures Of Soldieripg.-Thc following letter
was received receive by gentleman of this city, says
" , baltimore Clipper, from young man who
ieit Baltimore GU the 22lof February for Charles.
'on anu there entered the Southern army:
=, CASTLES piNcKNBY, Charleston. s. c.
Ay Dsar ffeaa-l arrived here at last, and
get out of it. would do so with the utmost
pleasure; We arrived on Sunday morning at
n'ne o'clock, and were Immediately taken 10
CASTLE Pinckney, whore we were set 10 work ION
4S.pounders to the wharf
we are treated worse than negroes here. We
uon get enough to eat, and what we do get is of
.ne eoareest and most common description. If
you 70 near ofaby one getting the Southern RIGHTS
fe,s as strongly as had it, just show him this,
anu anu II 1t does not cure him nothing will. But,
however, to drop subject which, whenever i
INNS dn,nk q 1t drives me almost to the point of
&C., &c. '""''''s'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
DECLINEN.

Col. Webb Indignantly declines the Mission to
turkey He evidently wanted something bette,
The New York journal Of Commerce protested
against sending the gallant Colonel on a mission
TO the Turks, and intimates that be should al
least be accredited to christian nation. Perhaps
tal' may be so; but we suppose Mr.. Lincoln
judged the Colonel by his acts, aud knowing
h'm to be duelist, the President may have
arrived at the conclusion that Mr. Webb would
make very good Turk pro tenn.
TN the other hand, the protest of the Journal
Of Commerce may have embodied just enough Of
sa're or irony to iusinuate that, in view Of tho
ea''alne propensities OF the "gallant Colonel,
MS appointment to christian Court would seem
to involve moral necessity.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22

| The PAwsDRoKER's GOLDEN RuLg,-"If vou
expects to get on in this here world said Mr
Cramp to Lorn, 'you must look at both sides of
everything Mans nntur is prone to deceive
IL amt the gloss on a coat as makes il new
threadbare clothes is always the shiniest UnnIIe
lolks as II they was the weskits aud rCwsies thew
comes to pops hold EN- well up to the light, nv
the strength Of their seams and stitches. tots
care the moth amt in 'em. The uman art is
iull OF wickedness, and ais not gold as pitters
man comes TO you and says-so and so dout
trust him plated goods amt silver: il Won
wants to ge: at the real thing lest il with stron
mind and aquafortis. Mems words ia ,nos,ls
outside show they don't mean what tbev AZ
presses paste looks like diamonds till YOU ret,
at the foil that's under. Never belief nTf a ma
tells you, and don't offer more than n ounriar
what's asked. Snakes often lies i'd in tbe grass.
ihey rises their painted eds and SMILES; WIN
female puts pledge in your and look al tbe
hnrticle, not Ter HES think of the valley Of the
hobject, not of the Oney that trickles from hsr
tongue. Charity begins at 'ome; arts ia soft and
els IS ard you owes your dooty 10 your ed
else what are you there for? The simble of our
periessiOn is three gold balls two at tor npd one
al bottom. When man is 10 want the worli i |
Two to one agin lin; keep that in mind. when
pAtues pops the ne'cessafes OF life-fre-irons
bed tarniiur'' aud all kinds of warm apparel
NE more lie wants the less he's able 10 pit
ihem's my maxims, aud thems the paHnbroker,.
golden rule. "Dadley Costello, Ia Bertley', Ill.
eilaay for February.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22

- AN ESolsn JOINS DEAN CAsE.-A sort Of John
Dean case was before the Manchester Divorca
Court lew days ago. The petitioner, a Young
ady named Margaret Lea Beyan, the taSebtesS
Liverpool, but now deceased. Ind. in n Il, 81
pique at disappointment, contracted clandes.
tine union with MMalOn, the driver of an ON.
nibns in which she was sometimes il the bahi,
OF riding II was agreed between the petitioner
and the respondent that the latter should obtain
license OF marriage, emitting the name of Len.
the petitioner insisting by way of condition tbat
the respondent should not claim her as bis wifs
until two years had expired from the time of IN
marriage The petitioner now entirely repudia-
ted on the ground that, although ehs was an
asserting party. the marriage was null and void
by reason Of the fraud aud misrenresentio, IL |
obtaining the license. Sir Cresswell Cresswel |
said they felt bound to decide that the marriage
was not void, there being no fraud as TO t6e
person to be married II they we're TO mold
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22

AT the las. sitting of the French Academy of
sciences, Dr.. Joberl de Lambae gave mn account
OF singular operation performed by him in The
case OF soldier, named Dustin, aged twenty
one who had been wounded ia the Crimea. A
pau MAD penetrated through his forehead max >
ing clear circular opening of the size of about
one-irane piece. The man thus struck fell
Town from the pnrapet, height of seven feet.
anu was taken to the nearest ambulance in n
s'ate OF lnsensibiliiy, which lasted twtnty,four
aouis. Eight days after he was shipped of to
Cons,tantinoople, where he stayed four months in
military hospital. However, he obtained per
mission to return to the Criinea, although his
wound was in full auppuratou lie subsequent
y fought at Traktir, and afterwards returned ia
France where he continued in the army. hut
without being employed on any active service.
on account Of the state Of his health. his wound
still suppurating as before. AT length, in Eel
ruary, 1897, he entered the Hotel Dieu. and
placed himself under the care Of DR.. Jobert. who.
upon examination. found that ball was still
lodged inside his skull This, with variety of
was successfully extraoted. and the
man IS now perfectly recovered The bull had
remained in for space of twenty-five months.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22

The pastor Of the Episcopal Church in seaCcrd reise,
70 pray for or TO invoke the blessings Of Almighty
upon the President Of the United sates-Smyrad Tones
" The PASTOR whoever he is, deserves to be
removed from his sacred office, for his insubor.
dinatlon' If he were true christian man, he
would humbly submit to the Acknowledged
authority of the church to which he is attached.
When necessity shall arise for emitting any
portion of the regular church service, we haze
no doubt but the estimable and excellent Bishop
of the Diocese will promptly inform him thereof ;
and until then, we think he ought to be true to
his calling.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22

.fA By virtue Of writ ofals Levarl Faeiasto ma Al;
M;H# recled will he exposed to Public sae' at ths
SpSse s. IoGo Foster IN the city Of Wilmington,
tue 10Th Of April, A. d 1901, at o'clock, r. M te
iolowin4 described Real Estate &c, via: -''' '-'
All that certan Lot, Piece Parcel of Land and irs
Bek Bulldog or Cotton Factory invludlng ali the ,nS
chlney tools Implements hx lures and Observation-Disclosures
consisting IN part o. one Screw Power Press one Turnin
halhe one Vireuar saw and table forty ne feet and
Two Inches o. wrought Iron chatting Twelve haugers
lAbbet metal hoxes, twoniyone IRON turned pnes to-
double and twisting frames, ono hundred and twant,,
splndleS each, medium bobhinE two new double anJ
twisting frames hundred and thiry.two snlnGins
eaell, small bobbins; Two bubbln winters twenya
splnues each siH sporting frames afy.eght feel two
,ngnrs WnuEnt iron shating seventeen lion hangers
naDbl metal boxes, twenty cast Iron turned pnies and
Two new Wrapping mills, situate In the city Of Wilmington
state OF Delaware bounded and described a. olnSs H.
WI BEGINNING aia line land OF the African Methodist
Episcopal Church. thence With the westerly side Il
street souherly about nineyiuur feet inore 6r lao IN
me middle OF Three feet wide alley hetwetn this and IN
9ulnnins house and lot and for the common use and
Dhehi OF noth adJ0ining lots thence steily parallel
Win Nnlh itr1et about my eet more or ess tn'thn
pikhu ne thence nnrhefly nearly pa ael with Msl-
@ Vt ~ ~ hn1ry lots about ninetyfuur ieot more or
less 70 ne OF tho graveyard II The said chufch thence
ny Tue "a graveyard south httyeight degree. est alnut
NIFTY leet more less to the said 10 of Walnut rst
Are " beginning, bs the contentsi or less Also
ihAt cethh Oti piece or parcel of Land situate in
The ely Of Wilmington aforesaid between Eronsh snd
walnut aud hlshlh aud Ninth streets Beginning nj
ethet stlks III line Of Allen kobinclts and and land
e.e q ,ns trHhk oanu'aeturing Uompeny ut tina ais
lance OF mtg eei from the westerly side Of Walnut s.
thence WIN eail hobinets line, westerly Hfy t4i ia
sHAe THENCE py new Hue parallel with Walnut street
os merry twenty tlree feet to line Of land Of CadWe
hrlrs distance one hundred feet from, Walnut stree,
lehve WIN SAID line Of land Of Calwos heirs essterlv
~ nan anG ne u the 'atd Manufacturing Company and
ecs With sAd lend south4rly twenty ret 10 the nnca
Of btgnnihg he the contents thereof moro Or Fe'
seized and taken in execution MS the property of Io,
d hqiheS' and Mary A his Wits aud liz, and 10 b.
shrns Office, New Castle March H. lsSi sher'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
DIED.

MukPhEf.-on Thursday, March alst inst
ANN ELIZABETH, daughter Of Samuel md
Ann Jane Murphey, aged years month
Inc friends aud relatives of the family nre re'
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral nm
saturday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, without mr.
70. s6er notice, from her parents residence, No.
DlSAoI!N..-suddenly, at Mount Washington, poor
baltimore Md, GU the 18th inst, Mrs, Lydia
aSN, wiie Of Thomas Dixon Esqr, and eldest
aged AZ years. ms '''y'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures tho 2stbult
oy Rev. Geo. F. Wiswell, Gao. W, scAEpon,
Suoh Of Maryland to Miss ELlz.nErn \,
UA NJ lEILD-JEFFERSuN Also on the 10Th
Me- ds'' o Mh D. L. Garfield of New Jersey 10
uMPTlON-IlARR1S. in Newnort on tho
I 18TH inst, by Rev. VIM. NJ. Ridewav. Rev
IHos. SUMPTION Of the Phladelpbil Confer-
enee TO Miss LOUISA HARRls of Newport.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-22
awe S0gKNA AND rRnAN MARCH % ga

Otherwise, much misery might occur wberu there
hau been birth Of children the husband could
urn round, and, upon a mere misdcscriptiou, set
ASIDE the marriage, and reduce bis wife to the
position Of bis mistress. Public policy as well
as me slatuie justified their decision; the prayer
LOT inc dissolution of the marriage would be-
,nn,ere,ore, refused The other judges eoncurred
Dissolution of marriage refused.