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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
NOTICE.
An Ordinance.

To amend the ordinance entitled IAN ordlnaee concern
ing nuisNnees inl urious 10 the health OF the city"
sEoTIoN l. Ne It ordained BY the city council Of Will
minRon that the Had ordinance be amended by striking
all between the ninth line and the tWentyfth sine
In the first section, the Is printed In the book OF
ordinances published in The year 1851 and inserting
lieu thereof the following words;
"If any person shall suffer skins, rags, other
matter, TO be In nosome offensive state, within or
upon property in his possesson within the limits OF this
city, any natter that shall he Offensive shall imme
datey remove the the requirement Of the
Board Of Health, shAl remove 10 and deposit at any
place within this city any nightao or contents Of any
piivy WELL or shall place leave In any market house
any oal or ensnsve matter, every person 30 offending
shall b. guilty Of common nusanee and for every such
offence shall be fined ten dollars"
Passed At the City Hall, Wilmington, March co. 1906
A. HoLLINGeWORTH,
President Of the City Council.
Attest, 3, z, TAILoR Clerk. Apge2W
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FOR SALE.
4 VoItobIs M,II p-a,,..t., ~ n.I....-. ~

4 Yalaable NIL Property al Delaware Ciy.
This vropertv ia .hrty o BY forty (4O feet corner Of
Second and Canal sirss,s, tniee sST,ss hgh, Win
Engine House, sixteen (6) by thirty as'' 1here are
three ~ run OF stones with bolt cloth, rolling
spu, Machine and one ~ largo Slls Hominy Rsehins
lhe LOT upon which this mill stands n hfy l6o nv ~
hundred tzO0 feet with atAoling and Oh hsrop
A.. nts. elats Steam kngine thirsen Inch s n syin.
DER thrty inch $50 n stroke and boiler Of ths sfst
and most economical kind. This mill has BEEN bnn f
~ years and is In excellent order There is no other
mil Tithln eight miles, having little no Competition
feet Of the door, Fort DelAwprs directly opposite A
Georges and Port Penn each four W miles distAnt Tn,
above places depending principally upon this mill foS
tneir supplies Of hsur and feed. This mill ID dolpT
nourhhing business The Of sAs health of ~
present proprietor. - ''
Terms easy.
FOR further particulars apply to
WILLIAM MeCAULLRY 4 Ca
coo Market strset, Wilmington Dsi
Or v. 2 ROBERTSON ProprIssor, Delaware City
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Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Burus, scalds. Cuts.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds. Bruises, spraius.
Redding's Russia Salve
OureB Hoils, Ulcers, Cancers.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Salt Rhsum, Piles, Rryslfolaa
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures RingwoTm, CoTns, &C., Sc.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Only 20 Cents a Boa.
FoR SALE BT
!. P. DINbsI0RR, No. 4eI Broadway, Now foib
J. W. POWLE CO., No. Is fremont siIestl pV''
ap =
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For SaIa.

.AA5iAr GOOD RARh Dover containing e8
m!V Acres. The Improvements consist Of = new
liii M house With good barn and necessary out build
kkh ings, Terms easy.
HILYARD co.
0l8 Market street
Arl1. Wilmington, Delaware
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REGISTERS Office,

New Castle County, February 18th 1900.
tfix Of Rachel Dayis late OF Wilmington Hundred, 10
sam County deesossd It Is and directed by the
Re lister thot the Admlnisratr1 aforesaid give noice
OF granting OF Lettsrs OF Administration upon the
Es sts oi the deceased with hs date Of CHANTING thereof
by causing to be ported within iorty days
from the date Of such Letters in SIX Of the most public
places Of the County Of New Ctle requiring all persons
having demands against the Estate to present the same
o. ABIDE by 40 Aet OF Assembly In such made and
provided And also case the to be inserted within
the same period in the DeaWAIo State JourA and states
man a newspaper published In Wnminston' and to be
continued therein two months, - -,
-. Given under the hand and Seal Of Once Of the
l. Register Aforesaid at New Castle, In New Castle
L. enuntv Aforesaid the day and year above written.
- X c. TRAIM, Register
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FOR SALE.
A Beautiful Country Seat
JACOB 5. wELDIN

S1gefg RESPECTFULLY Informs the eitiHsn Of Wilmin
Hs< ton and the public generally that he has on nAnd
at his old sstAbliahsdstand, At the corner Of ski
RNTH and KING sts general assortment OF we'll aslett
st Family Gro eerIss, which he will sell At the lowest
prices, and on the most reasonable terml Having or
number Of years been engaged In the business he 70
speetfully Invites the pubic to call and exaniine his
stock as he feeling confident will give sAtsfaeton.
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PROCLAMATION.

I,CHARLKs KIEFB Chief Caterer " lle tlti' tl,,.s h
Wilmington, and the public generally do Pup'''
declare - ,.
l. That REED BIRDS aud other choice gsAa N MI
season, and may be found done up IN the very il
al the OYSTER BAY HOUSE. IN THIRD sIhhh'
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS. As
2. That OYSTERS ere now strictly prime, a'a " Il N
up in the most delicious stews Pans, frys' 80 "
Oy ster Bay House In Third street. ,..tr,dI
g. ThAtall kinds Of efreBhments may gns 10 I
Nv, sal1 Ouse IN 10 ia, III ory obs
ths bsst IN az II n,ad hs as 70 naTs medal es shu'1
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can 9gpyNn 9p,Ang HI
luxury 10 the shape Of EATING and III iLs,onrtl.
prlees, and be accommodated pleasAp ana H. Il h
-~~, Given under the hand and tal. a 81 ~, sstTsi
LIS. aaid Oyster Bay House, In lrd stfes 'btliHd
t~--' Market and King stTeets lminslon
ls seventh day of aeptsmber, d leea. p.,,,l,i;f
sspso SHAslbs hIhfh' f'YF
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware
tORidiHAL MILL CRAHK, &e.)

lORidiAAL Mill CRAAk, &el
THIS Company continues to offer the psople Of Nal.
ware Its superior advantages Of Insurance sKanst ~,
y IRE on all descriptions OF property except sArine
The Inlhtution is commanded BIZ over 20 va.r, srn.
enes In and attention TO the sub sf Mutual
lbeng the hrs to introduce the principle Into our SAt
by reason OF which, 1t is believed the MAnARsrs hnvs
been enabled 80 to adjust and discriminate beivsen ths
different varieties OF property, render the omher
ship among the most equitable in character OF the
Gus Insurance Companies presented TO the public
II takes credit to tsef that " payments ossea have
been 80 prompt and LIBERAL IS years buunss And
losses reAthng over 100000 not single ease Of lItTs
hon has occurred, aud scarcely one without spta sas
faction TO the parties insured.
Looking more TO the safety than the number ana
amount Of ts risks has declined Hundreds Of Thou
SANDS ot Dollars OF Insurance, either "a requnK too
great An amount In single risk a. Offering unnt oh
Jeets OF Insurance for the character Of the nstutiou
In this manner It Is conceived It has the ssfast and
most aeleett Of insurance. proportion to III nmnunt
over Six Millions Of Dollars Of any other comnSnv
within reasonable range. F--'
As evidence Of hs It has notonly reduced the rat. Of
insurance, at all times moderate, onssxth during the
ast Two years. but II presents clear So Tpn anna N
f4oOO as security against any assessment on ths Dspost
Notes which sum by the esort to Scrip Csrtfeats Of
the balances due to each member, being Issued viii
be paving Interest to them from January 1862 Al tbs
Ateoi per cent per annum, thus making st farthc
1t commenced the year 1861 with real protsctop IN
the community in Deposit Notes Of $4,000
Surplus Fund b0'So0
', IOHl protection, 100000
they ought to pAtroniES 1t. '~'-
PreaidApt--IReku an Appu
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REMOVAL.

JAMES BRADFORD
MOULD respectfully inform his frienda and tho publIe
W generally, that he has
Removed to his New Store.
Nos and East THIRD Street near Haris,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Whvre he will Keep constantly on hand full atsek
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
IN facilities tor conducting the business on The most
snaised scale and the most satisfactory manner are
net slualed ~ any other establishment in the State
Irlpua Baltimore. He returns his thanks to ht
n 4s he liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
M and hife- by strict attention TO business to merit
1 ree-ys cuinuaace Of their iavors in his ne loeA.
"N. pse5
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate Of the s
eealed must present the dny sttested 10 the Ad
minisatriI before February lbhi 1906 or abide
the Act OF Assembly In such ease made and provided
CATHAR1NB R0BINErr, AdmlnisiratrK.
Wilmington, February l7th, 1885 an.
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NJ. A. JONES'
Celebrated Ne Plus Ultra
sKIRST AND CORsETs.

COLD oniy at No. II NORTH sTH STREET, PHILA
- DELpllA, tOver Partrldgss Trimming store)
30 D kinds warranted and Kept in order six months
free Of charge. feb3-1y
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PIeadent-JRssH SHARPE
secretary and TIeAeurer-RoBxRT AoCABn, MD.
DHREfTnRa

DIRECTORS
Eli Wilson, Brandywine Hd.; James DelapaIn Chrsti
ana Hdi james Webb, Samuel Barr X d. stotssnburg
and Jesse Sharpe Wilmington Hdi Robert Mecsbs, Min
Croek Hdi John y. Williamson, White Clay Greek Hd;
George JAnyier, New Castle Hd Curtis b. Rlllsou PEN
cad Hd.i John Q. CLARK, He'd Lion Hd.; VIM Temple
amyinai James Ii. Bnrnham St. Georges HID; Charles
I. Fleming, Peter y CAuAey, Milford; Henry Todd Dove.
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AuENTs-As we'll for rseSiVng applications for nsur
anee uues Of members:
Ell Wilson, BrAndyWine Hd; Robert MeCsbe NH
Creek Hd.i James DelAplAin, ChriatiAnA Hd; John r.
Nihamson, White Clay Creek Hd; CuFtiu u. Rlison
peneAder Hd. Red Lion 81 Georges and Appoquinminf
Hundreds Joseph Q. Grlfhth smyfnAi Jeasl Crppen.
New Castle HID; Charles T. PleminR iHfford Chsrls2
Tunnell Georgetown Henry Todd Dover.
Communications on general buhinesa Addreaaad 10 tha
ion.
fW ROBERT MocABK n. d.. sas,.,,yy
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three storied brick building suitable for grocery
4 central situation.
Also lsrgs house and from ten to thirteen acres Of
land suitAbl for trucking for keeping and hogs
Amply 10 WIN AoCAuLLRY a CO.,
60e Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
January 20 1885.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
FOR RENT.

No. Ia snug LITTLE FARM OF 40 acres in Brandy
~ wine Hundred. suitable for Truck PArm-or
Nuuid be sold bargain.
No. About l3 acres Of land, with good dwelling,
within mile OF Wilmington. Very productive suita-
ulg ur o. Miik pr Truck Farm.
No IA or good story Brick Houses llth street,
between Lombard and Pine.
No 4-several cheap Frame Houses at sparksvile.
W. MoCAULLRY,
Ian 10. Coz Market st.
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FOR RENT.
Caution to Persons Throwing
Ri.IIainL In, Al,n CArnnkn

Rubbish in the Streets.
All persons throwing rubbish and odal Of any kind 10
the public streets hereby notified that they are
liable 70 hne for doing and hereafter will be dealt with
Nv TO the following section Of ordinance OF the
AgeeeAs.. --hieet:
CITY Council on tue s4... 9" ~ises or cause to bs
heetion T. II any person shan 49,. '----n the
PlAve1 On any public street in this city, bstMss
euro neh, any ashes dirt rubbish oa or other thing
except a. prescribed and allowed By the ordinances of
the city he shall be guilty OF common nuisAn co and
shah forfeit and pay nne not exceeding Eve dollars
Ana an additional hne not exceeding i've dollars for
every tNenty-four hours that such nuisance Is con.
unued and the cost OF prosecution provided that per.
aoAa ~ removing any srties or substance from their
Psmi1sa may place the same the street between the
ihea temporarily, II such article or substance be
oi 'ne same day on which 1t placed on the street
-, ., m LEVI H. sPRINGRR,
AAteh 2li leob.-2i2W Street Commissioner
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

BRANDY WINE NURSERIES
fVh Ir1pusiog offers his iensnn fine stock Of all III
1 desirable rstisiies OF
F,ult, Shade, and Evergreen Trees,
FLOWERlNG SHRUBS, etc.
ll' would l'si call attention bis Grape Vines, Small
fua hsparitas and Rhubarb Plants. This Is the proper
lu- 10 eier for spring planting as the earliest order
sAays the hest ireos Call and examine his stock
h.'afp Iufclasing elsewhere.
lH' e4 n"tf Toll Gate on Philadelphia Turnpike
All o.iar- ty iaau to the following address = fl ke
n r 'l ausnt.df 20
EDWARD TATEALL, ia,
EgandyWine Nurseries,
rF -.S Wilmington, Del,
~ RbsfoFsiuLB travelling agent waaiod.7Ea
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

Farm for Rent.
ii OTRL and Farm Of ~ Aerss for rsRt Whining
Ia ton. AppiyN W. AoCAULLHy Co.
lm.6 COG H1fket stfeeL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

where will be kept constantly on hand all tbs
BEST brands Of nonr and sold al the lowest market
prices HAting been engaged in business in this city fer
number o years he feels confident that by strict Aten
ton to buainess he will give perfect satisfaction to ali
who will favor him with a cali.
N B. Harmony Mills Flour will bekept constantly on
htud fshssr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

ABeautitul Country Seat for Sale
VI THIN three four miles OF Wilmington, contsinin
" tmriy-ihree and shalt Of land, with fne build
inss The land is in high state OF cultivation. Terms
reasonable Apply to W. MoCAULLEY CO.
No 606 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
ROardinR
For Rant

young lady wishes boarding in private faulty
Please address "Letitla Journal 0hhee." Reference
given " required mArl04t.
, 1865-08-23
CAPT. HENRY WERZ.
Another Voice from AnderBonv1ile.

4 Pennsylvania soldier, who wns confined
fot q long time at Andersonyillc, sends d long
communication to the Washington Chronicle,
which fully corroborates nll that has hitherto
been said and published concerning the hor
latea the following:
There existed III Andersonyille, In the spring
md part Of the summer Of 1864, an organized
gang of hardened villains who styled them
selves the Andersonville Raiders This gang
was about two hundred strong, ind was COM
posed of men who had deserted from the
United States army with the intention Of TAX
Ing the oath Of allegiance to the Confederate
Government. The rebel authorities put them
IN Andersonyille with the captured prisoners.
Although these men were not allowed to take
the oath, the rebels favored them as much as
possible, allowing them to 60 out Of the
they received more and better 4rations than
the rest Of the prisoners, and at night they
were allowed to take In as much wood rs they
could carry.
OF course, having plenty to eat md plenty
Of exercise, they :were strong, able-boaiea
starving prisoners completely cowed for d
long time. All prisoners arriving at Anaer-
sonvillc were attacked by the raiders {who
were nu armed with heavy clubs] and. robbed
Of every thing valuable the rebels might have
left them. I have seen men nearly beaten to
death for trying to resist the murderous at
tacks Of the i1human wretches. Wcrz was
aware Of the existence Of this gang and their
depredations, and although their poor vic.
Tins. time and again, complained Of them to
him, the hardened villain took no notice Of
their complaints, encouraging their oppres-
sors in their inhu1nan barbarit1es.
There Is a limit to mans torbearance. In
the month Of July, after Inducing Wers: to
promise them all the facilities lie could to
carrv mt their nlans the strongest Of the
, 1865-08-23

q paragraph appeared some time ago in the
New York journal Of Commerce, and was
given some slight circulation in this city,
making statements to. the effect that Mr.
fdent Of the late Southern Confcderacy, WIS
uncomfortahly confined nnd unlindly treated
at Fort Warren. Feeling assured that such
reports were the exact contrary to the truth,
we took the pains to send 4 reporter to the
fort TO investigate the matter for the benefit
learned thnt lie distinguished captive Is
treated with the utmost kindness, aud granted
every privilege compatible with Ills position
and safety as prisoner Of State.
Mr.. Stephens Is quartcrcd in q room par
tally below the level Of the parade ground,
apartments arc on level with those occupied
bv tue subordinate officers Of the garrison,
some of whom vacated their quarters that he
might occupy them. There Is plenty Of light
from windows opening upon the parade
rrouud. The walls Of Fort Warren arc SO
thick that the air in the Officers Quarters j. j.
often 80 damp as to require IRE IN the middle
of sumtner. and Mr.. Stephens sha1es thc neces-
sity With the rest He has aro Whenever 5t
wishes Il. and Is 50 accommodated near
every day ut present, as he Is n oe'lca't
81. Stephens exercises his priyilese ver, +.
sHaringly, md spends much Q, ns .a.u an,,,, =,
rcry valuable contributions to the iqneF ny
tory Of the late rebellion, II lc were dlsposet
to Do 50 and 1t seeuas highly probable tha
1,e is occupying his leisure In such Tork
We are informed that Mr.. Stephens expresse'
himself as perfectly satisfied with bis wnois
Treatment Lis health Is o. 1t has been sfoc'
Ills entrance into public life, variable and pre-
curious; he late1y remarked that tho air q
Fort Warren suited him bcitcr and secmes
more deliShtiul thnn ut any watering place h
had ever visited.
Mr- Reagnn, the rcbel Postmaster General
captured Mt the same time with Jefferson Da
Tis, occupies rooms On the SANE floor Will
and quite near those assigned 10 Mr, Stephens
He lakes hls exercise, III The form OF a fiai},
walk On the ramparts, In the company OF !
commissioned officer.
Captain Lvcrmorc is now In command o
the post Mt Fort Warren, Major Appleton
: having resigned his commission. Lieatenau
Hoodmsn, who has for some time had chars
o. tho prisoners confined there, being about i
!eaVe the service, vas 1ately presented by II,
stephens with q valuable work from TIM
Eenttenan's library, as token Of apprecis
lion o. Tue delicate md gtntlcnan}y manns
IN which be has performed hia duties.-Ba
ton advertiser, lMh.
, 1865-08-23

M1lItary-Eoat Hace-CoPpcr Ore for
llyerp0ol.

M11Itary-Boat Hnce-Coppcr Ore for
LIVERPOOL.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT, Aug T.
The 9Th Michigan heavy artillery, now at Green-
Tie La. hare received orders to leave for home to
be mustered out They Will probably reaeh this
city abous September 1st.
Battery ~" Of the 1st Michigan artillery, arrived
at Jackson On Saturday, md will be Immediately
mustered out.
4 boat race took place On the rdser, at Bay City
yesterday, between Henry Hayden, Of Portsmouth.
and G. Mcdowell, Of Bay City. The distance two
mileA) Was Eowed BY Mcdowell In IL minutes and 5
seconds, sad to be the fastest time On record. Re
bent his opponent : minutes and seconds
The Dr1sh barque jacques De Malay passed here
Today With sc tons of copper orc from the Bruce
Mines for Liverpool.
, 1865-08-23

Tho Springfield Horse ShoW--Tlle Cop.
perheadH of Christian County Initiate
ing their Southern Brethrcn-.Tho
seth hTf1inoIs-Thes Springfield Fcniaus
on the Chicago Times.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbunc.l
SPEExaF1E1D, Aug. =.
As The great horse exhibition progresses, The In
'terest and attendance increase. Entries for The
different classes cane in quite freely throughout the
day. The train from Chicago this ailernoon bfough!
down quite humber Of exhibitors, and that from
st. Louis Is expected to bring another cargo for the
same purpose. The weather Is everything that can
be desired. The first Item on the programme WA
III exhibition OF Class brood mares, with samples
Of colts. The first premium Of thirty, dollars
Was awarded 10 "Joe,' owned by j.
r. Dunlap, md the other OF 5000, was taSen BY
Fanny, owned hy N. Cornel, Of Rochester. For a
Isl premium Of 5000 and second one Of $a0.0a
for single carriage geld1ng Of uare, there were
eesrn competitors. The h,st Has awarded to Black
Hawk Maid, owned By n. a.. Smith, Of Pontiac,
ILL.,; and the second to Lady North, owned By n.
Monroe, Of Christian Co. A purse Of $17s.oo, for
the ''est matched carriaecs gehtugs or marcs, VII.
awarded to Jim and Jenny, owned BY ]. F. New.
man, Of Jacksonville. Clifford, owned by Il. L.
Sanders. OF Jacksonville took purss Of $4,000 In
4 trottlug match from thirty comretitors-ttmc,
e::58. Bl:ek Hawk Maid, in a contest with Silae,
owned by D. n. Mills, Of Feoria, took purse ol
k1l.0c-timc, a::55a
The copperheads Of Jersey county, like their co.
workers South, are venting their spleen on the
colorcd men, and they miss no occasion 10 insult,
abnee, maltstat, and even shoot down these iuot
feustyc creatures. 4 gentleman writes from Delhi
in that county. 10 prominent citizen hesc saying
thai The persecution these people meet with from
the Copperheads is truly outrageous and shameful
III.
, 1865-08-23

Movement OF the Friends OF Temper
ance-T0 be Mustered Out-1mpoKtunt
Expedition, &c.

Movement OF the Friends OF Temper.
ance-To be Mustered Out-1mportant
Expedition, &c.
Especial Despsteh to the Chicago Tribune.]
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. q.
The friends Of temperance arc taking vigorous
measures to suppress the liquor traffic A remon-
STRANGE Is fled against every application to The
comtf soucr for rctatifns licenses, and fund has
been rased to defend against all appeals to the Cir
cult Court md to prosecute appeals in case license
Is granted. The Young Mems Christian Aszocla-
t1on arc prominent In this matter.
Official information received by the Adjutant-
General announces that the following Iadiana three
year regiments, now In North CarolIna, Will eoon
be mustered out: 18th, 1soth, t23d. 18th, t2sth,
12.1h md 1Sonh 11tfnt1y. The 9Th aud 1osh Cavalry
were mustered out at Vickshurg last Friday.
The friends Of r. Flynn, the gambler, who sho.
young Halfosd sone time ago, and WIS convicted of
nauRlaughter and gent the Penlteniiary for four
year,, making strenuous efforts 10 have him par
doncd by the Governor. A petition for that puz-
pose has already been presented.
An important peditlon LETT this city yesterday,
details OF which arc contrah7nd at present
There eczema to be no falling otin the couuuia.ion
Of crime The police force in the city is about to
be augmented, and each member is obliged to weas
badge under severe penalty.
The weather Is very wet and cold to-day, md
sickness Ia on the increase.
, 1865-08-23

The Atlantic yB. the HuxslaE and
American Tc1e=raph-What the Lon
don Times Thinks.
New YoEK. Aug. ss.-The London Tines, fpeaE-
ing Of The Atlantic cable, eays ''no commercial
mtsadsenture Of modern times has excited more
widespread Interest and deep regret than this IL
1no5t national disaster" 1t believes the directors
arc abons to take stcps to Immediately replace The
c.hle thai has been lost. The Times further re-
marks thatat would be STANCE IT, after all. the ahd
should beat the Eea. md the Russians and Amea-
cans should complete the teiegrnrhic wire ffom
London 10 New York BY way Of Siberia and Behr-
ings Ss1its before the success Of this cable There
can be question as to the feasibility Of land line,
but England ineltnes 10 the Atlantic route. Both
a1e only question OF time and money. In the too
probable event Of The Great Eastern returning with
tale Of disaster, might Immediately ses about
improving our cable. It appears to be admitted
that It Is capable otimproyement.