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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02
PRAYING ALWAYS.

Christian cannot always hear or alwavs
read, or always communicate, but he NAV prsy
continually. No place. no company, eau de-
prive him of this privilege. If he be on the
top OF the house with Peter, be may pray; II he
be In the bottom OF the ocean with Jonah he
may pray If he be walking ia the field with
Isaac, he may pray when no eye seeth him; il
he be waiting at table with Nehemiah, he NAV
pray when ne ear heareth him, If be be in
the mountains with oar, Saviour, he may pray
II be be in the prison with Paul, he may pray
wherever he is, prayer will help him to fina
God out Every saint is Gods temple 'and
ne that carrieth his ten Pile about him, saith
Austin, may 20 to prayer when he pleaseth y
Indeed, to Christian every house is a house
OF yrayer. every closet chamber of presence,
and every place he comes to On altar whereon
ne may offer the sa crifce Of prayer.-[Swiu
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02
THE AGED CHRISTIAN.

II nearness to home after weary journey is
calculated to cheer the heart and revive the
soHl, the aged believer ought to be very hap
py man--for he has, through the merits Of hi,
kedeemer, an uuspeakably happy home before
him, the transcendant delights OF which no
m ottal tongue can describe-s home where Sin
and sorrow shall never enter, and where Joy
and happiness shall be unsuilied for evermore
TO such home the child Of God 10 Journey
ing. What comforting thought This, for the
evening Of life going home-going to brigh.
terscenes and purer erjoyments and holier
companions ;goiug to be with The Ltri. Such
prospect as this ghtens ths burden Of years
and makes old age happy period 10 the Chris.
tisn's life.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

The EssLIsH CATTLE PLAeUR We have al
ready recorded ia the Ledger that the number
OF casea OF cattle being attacked by the plague
in Great Britain has fallen belew 1000 a wesk
and from more detailed returns il appears ,hs /,
the disease has been entirely eradicated in Ire.
Land, whilst but twenty fve cases occur week
ly in either England or Wales. But 80 ont nj
lls counties in Great Britain reported AN,
new cases in the latest return, and tho number
OF animals thus far attacked is bnt Eve per
cont OF the number OF cattle in that country
Ninety i've per cent. of the cattle are free from
the disease. Ledger,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02
THE PaIsoEsRs AT rus Day ToRrUoAs,- "

The PaTsoSeRs AT rHs Day ToRrUaAs.- W
White OF Henriso c1ulty. VI. one of the pris.
oners at iha Dy ror'uSli, wac 50 recently
pardoned, has arrived At M.n2 n2hiI. He Is quite
youth, aud hai bsea c1nfnei on the island
about two years, u1isr conviction of being
aspy during the war. The Memphis Appeal
says
Mr.. White was for time, the room mate Of
Dr. Mudd, who was ss1ts1cei to hard labor
tor lite in the Dsy rortugls. for alleged aiding
in Wilkes Booths esc,ps after the murder of
Mr.. Lincoln. The doctors health Is rapidly
failing, aud Mr.. White believes he will not
live through the summer. Spaug er and Arm Did
are quite well, aud even their confinement
does not seem very seriously to affect their
general physical or mental well being. The
State prisoners are compelled to rise al five
o'clock, A. NJ; after breakfasting at 7, 90 out
to work and are employed in cutting and carry
ing stone to build the fort until 10 O'Clock,
when one hours intermissiou is allowed, the
work being resumed at P. NJ, and continued
until o'cloct. Oa rainy days no work IS 10
quired. The same ration issued to the Uaitsd
States soldiers Is distributed to the prisoners,
and though coarse, is abundant aud wholesome
in quality. He represents the island as sterile
and depressing In appearance, but as cooled
oy refreshing sea oreezej, and the condensed
water used is palatab.e aud healthy. He fur
ther says marked improvement In ths treat
ment OF the prisoners has been instituted by
the officers and soldiers of the 10Th U. s. reg
ular infantry, who relieved the former garrison
of negro soldiers. When the news Of the tall
of Richmond arrived, an issue OF whiskey 10
all hands WAS made 10 honor OF the event, and
the prisoners were literally included, but
though many Of them bad been for loug tune
deprived of the luxury, five of them, including
Mr.. w., refused to touch it, or enjoy the holi-
day also grsuted to all on the island In cele-
orallon OF such signal triumph of the Union
arms. The prisonete are occasionally so for
tunate as TO obtain Havana cigars and tropical
iruits from tue neighboring island of Cuba
and the Federal officers humAnely permit the
indulgence.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02
Ny sweet galooH
Raise up, fair lady,

A native OF the green isls of Erin called at
one o: our drug stores the other day, with a
prescription, the putting up of which be watch
ed with great curiosity.
er.
Inis' said the obliging apothecary, fis a
tnciure cemecitoga racemosa and linimeut of
saponis, canthardes aud opii."
a iooE OF bewilderment changed to one of
grave concern, as the lrishman Inquired
And what is the pricetr
Thirty seven centsn =s
by dad" said Pat, III thought two such
names as That would cost nae at laste a dollar
and a half"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

II REGIMENT after being Dismissed, should
De called again suddenly into line, wh Y would
1t be like an iuebriate turning over = new
leaf f-Beoause it is going to re- form.
An Irish soldier called out to his eompan-
ion,-
Hello Pat, an I've taken prisouet."
Bring him along; them bring hun alongl"
Tie won Gomez
"Then come yourselfp
"He won't let me-"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

Some people bave very iuquirinp minds
but 'ew, We think, carry their curiosity 40 far
MS 'ne fellow who rang The bell of fashion
aoie residence the other day, and when the
giri made her Appearance, politely Inquired
day2"
rhe girl thinking the man was one Of their
Iaaesmen, and had made the inquiry in a
ousiae9s capacity, innoccntly replied
"Mutton-with saucer
"Yes, SIR"
AN, well l was passing by, and thought
1 would inquire. Good morning"
Inc servant was indignant when she came TO
comprehend the mtn's motive, but he was too
,ar up the street to hear her angry denuncia..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02
BALTIMORE
LOOK HOS PITAL.
HsTABLIsHED AS RRRUGE PROM QUACKERY.
ThA orIv oIan. ,.,kn..


The only place where =
CUlsE OAN BE OBTAINED.
nR. JOHNSON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST GER
tain Speedy and only Ensctual Remedy in the world
P1 ws.tnsis of the Basi Limbs stric.ures, fec.
g.: InPc:ssss: S.nsIsl P:Sit1s sssnvasspsss y;
sIfsIiSa sI:S. Y f.:$Sa: $$
Ss d.c S@ ao
ae ss.n .as e. .oas
oE e. 81 sns tsr
YOUNG MEN
shs ss
d. ;iS. 70 '''''''
SSiss Nv % :fa::% %'a.:'as as g.
Hs s5c place: sin.sii apasi the car. Of Dr. may
confidently kS1xsfy SIX s1xs u WI W.s.SssIss II
@ If. mi.
Ss 3.
az are TOO rnt i9 commit eIess.es from not bns
A nis
sssidss Ssins aseiysd q tss pleasure d Ssssas oG
~ the and mental rnSens
Of the Heart astitutionsl
tiOn,d and death; ,nu,,ao.-
Member Of the Royal college Of Surgeons, LONDON,
% Of & has
Phia, elsewhere, has effected some OF the most as
and ssssp
WITH Sssn SiasRns a. Sss1n
arrangement Of mi9d %afN n;Ts %. red Immediately
who hnv nu rad IN emselv es hv cart.tn a.;
in wasp g. 5aSiI from
nightly 2st, even when ssesp and Il not eursa, rsn
sna mind and
whs p5s tSf, yoqns hs hope Of h
ali and Of lie By the eonseausSee
q d:yis.in. from is path q n.taSs
MARRIAGE,
with9u u these rneY bssolass weary
si.s .nS q h
becomes SHsExsE Sisy;d ii'S 81 ri f$TFnRpDEsoE. sTn
;sss isSissS Il. sssq. i ff
of dsisrs him o% .ppyn
e those. Sho from sdreation and Isspsotabilty
dssss. a hs
IN s and @Ss
nodes the shin bones and arms the head
irG oat s ss 5ssd
lhe nose Ia IN ana the Victim OF this awful disease
becomes horrid object of ser ion TIL death
puts perie to his dreadful uerinK, by sending him
returns"
s mslan eholy fact that Thousands iaI victims
10 thi terrible disease, owing TO the unskiulnsss OF
n norant WHO, by the of that DEADLY
poisoh-MEkCUkY-ruint the consti tu ion and make
The residue of life miserable.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. addresses ali those who hay themselves
:ain both body and mind. Sndttins them ior siShsr
'uainess, study, society or marriage.
FheBe are some OIL the sad and mel effects
iuced BY early habits Of youth, Of the
,epsa irritsbiity cement Of the disss
Ave functions, general debility, ptoms Of
MssTALLYThs fearful effects ON the mi nd are much
20 be dreaded. Loss of Memory, sion OF ideas
depression OF spiris, evil aversion to
,i.ty seltdsttust love OF solitude midity, 90,
Thousands of persons OF all ages now Judge what
g the cause oftheir declining health, their vgor
becoming weak, pale nervous and ema acated having
nguJar appearance about the eyes, couEh, and symp
Toms OF consump ption.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
OFFICE No, 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side going from Baltimore Street few
rom the corner, Fail not to observe ard number.
III No letters received unless postpaid and contain
nE stamp to be used In the reply. Persons writing
The Doctoi's DIPLOMA hangs In his onase.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many thousands cured at this establishment
portAnt Surgical Opp erations performed by Dr. John
on, witnessed by the reporters Of The Sun and many
,ther papers, notices of which have appeared again
,sntlsn an of ahsractsr sn3 raanan uihiiitx s .nH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

A gentleman who wanted to make a talking
speech to a Sunday school, thought he would
adept the colloquial style and this is what
happened;-
Now, boys what does a man want when he
goes fshing7"
shrill voice in the crowd went directly to
the point with
"Wants a btei"
The gentleman sat down without furthef re.
marks. 80
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

A fashionable but ignorant lady, iesirous
Of purchasing a watch, was shown very
beautiful one, the shopkeeper remarkiue that
it went thirty-six hours. "What, in one daj2n
she asked.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

A countrymaa who was charged with ten
gallons of whiskey, which a grocer put in an
eight gallon keg, said he didat mind the mo-
ney oveTcharged, so much as he did the atrain
on his keg.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

Thex say cotton is declining" exclaimed
an Oh lady, as she removed her spec ctacles,
and lald down her paper. "I thought so,
sac continued, "for the last thread | used was
very feeble." ea
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

: s-The Democrats have majority of eight
memoers in the Nebraska Legislature. One
hundred majority was given for the State Con-
titlton.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

EDWARD TATNALL. JR.
BramdvWine Nurseries,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Office near Toll Gate on Phi'adelphis Turnpike.
KERis CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL VARIETIES
n Of Nursery Stock. including a large and varied as
sortment Of APPLE AND PEACH TREES, to which he
invites the attention Of fplanters.
Special attention given to the cultivation Of Grape
Vines, Small Fruits and Peach Trees.
5000 CONCORD VINks, l year old, grown from out
door outliBgs Orders by mall otherwise to above
ad dress will receive prompt attention. aug7
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02
&Q@5a RF
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
p,;lrSad '77I7l777'-67

coMMErcrNo StriAy. JULY I'd, 1860.
rEsns -'iiie~'s pefe' -" sr Brosdstrsst and Wash
rxpr 20 trsin At Nie a. M, tMondays s1csptsd To-
Baum 70 and Warrington, stopping at Wilmington Per
Yale fa.redsersoe, Aberdeen, Psrymans, and Mag
delaware Rail Road Train a. 900 a. m, (sundays s1-
espted) for Princess Anne Milford and fntsrmediats
xa,maiI train at s.ib, m. lsundays excepted for
BLnaors. stoppingA Chester Thurlow, Lnwood, Clay
mdnt and all Regular Stations between Wilmington aud
express Train at Il.45A.M. (suudays Excepted fos
baltimore and Warrington.
Bttimore and Washington, stopping at Chester, CLAY
mdnt, Whining ton. Newark, Bkton, North East, Perry
vils, Havrsde-ofaos, Aberdeen, Perryman's Magnolia
Wight Rxprsss at II 90 p. for Baltimore and Wash.
assssngsrs from Baltimore for Fortress Monroe, Nor
elk Ot:y Point and Richmond, will take the ll4b g. NJ
s,omodsiion stopping at all stations bstws'
PhI ,adsphiA and wilmington
Lssvs Philadelphia at 900, l2sO, a. IN. 43o, 500,
aaA IL 90 The 4So train connects with Della
ware n k for Harrington and intermediate stations.
Lsave WILMINGTON $50, 71b, $50 a. m, 40, $50,
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at 900 M.
FhoTiSX. NJ. Train from Wilmington will not stop
ct stations bstw.en Chester and and phladep sis;
leave WILMINGTON at II 90 m. AS, and 1000 p. m
OHEsrER PoR PHILADELPHIA
leave oHEsrHR at 70. $40 and lol4 .. M, lao.
r IN BALrIMoREto philAdelphi..-Leave Baltimore.
, q, Q. m, Way-Mail s2o m, Express. lilo p m.
4sxiNs for 1AITfaoRE leave Chester at 4.s and
s6t q. M, and ass pm.
i f TkAiNs with Passenger Car. attached will
lssvs follows: Wilmington Tor Peryville and inter
erscs and Later mediate stations, at 1is p. m Perry.
Vile for Wilmington and intermediate Stations at 800
fot Philad elpbin
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

The lady who did no. ttiak it respectable
to bring up her children to work, has lately
heard from her two sons. Oae of them is a
bar keeper on fat-boat, and the other is n
| steward in brick yard.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02
TO FARMERS.

suPer-phosphate efLfme.
subscribers having taken the store for fe
formerly kept by Culbert Brother are prepared to
furnish Super Phosphate Of Lime and ground bone
Ywest prices, AZ the store, n D, Corner Front and
Orange etreets fATNALL RICHARDSON
STANTON MILLS FANCY FAMILY,
i" F.F.F,
And FAMILY EXTRA FLoUR Tor Bale q. above. NH ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

OLD GRIMEs'S son.

OLD GRIMEs'S SON.
Old Grimes's boy lives IN our town,
A clever lad is he
He's long enough IL Gu, In half,
To mekeiwo men Ike me.
be has sort of wagsish ook,
And cracks n harmless lest
HIS eioihes are rather wi rse for wear,
Except hs Sundays bes'.
pe is man Of many parts,
As all who know can tell,
He sometimes reads the list OF goods.
And rings the auction bell.
He's kind and l.' raj t. the poor,
That's, to number one,
He sometimes saws load of wood,
And piles 1t when he's done.
He's always ready for job
"hen paid)-Thateer you cho ,se.
Hes often ut toe colleges,
And brushes boots and shoes.
Like hoaest mea he pays his debts,
No fear has he of duns,
Al leisure he p'e'ers to walk
But when in haste he-runs
In all hsinterc3urse with f,lss,
His object is to please,
His pantaloons cnrge out b,f0re,
just where b bonds his knee.
His life was wril sn some time siacs.
And IN any Fad it through,
He makes a racket when he snores,
AS other people do.
When 0 nee cPare s-d he proved his blood
Not covered With yske,
But toS h. sport q iresmAa's can.
And when it rsias, = cloakl
Hes droppei bsueath southsrn sky,
He's trod on noriheru snogs,
Hos TALES by n foot or moro
When standing on bi, toes
in church be orolts all that's said,
Whatever preacher riss,
1 hey say he ss59sl ssel Ia teIri,
When dust got ia biz eye,,
man remarEab ~ thiJ
Must Ture i'm Il )rtll he
And more thtn all, bec.nse he il.
Old Grimes posterity.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

An irishman. on being told 10 grease the
wagon, returned in an hour afterward. and
said. ''rve CREASED every part Of the W aeou
bat them sticks the wheels hang on /"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

fa-G George W. Carleton, late Treasury A.
gent at Memphis, is an alleged defauiter TO The
Governme nt for $3.50 600.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02


Artemus Ward was out late one niobt m.
Gently. Here is his account of his return
home. ~
"'t was late when got heme. The chill
aren and my wife were all abed. But cam
die made from taller OF our own raisin, eleam-
ed In Betsey,s room. IL gleamea for ii All
was sun. me sweet silver moon was a shi-
MIN brite, and the beautiful stars was nm n
their usual doins. Ifelt sentimental mood
stiil SO gently ore me stealin' and paveed
before Belsy's wipder, and sung iu kind Of
op'ratic vols as follers, impromtoo, to wit:
Wake, Betsey, wake,
Ny sweet galoou
Raise up, fair lady,
While toot my lut,l
The winder--I regret to saw that the ,v;naar
went up with yilent crash; aud a form in
spetless white exclaimed, "cum into the house
you old fool. Tomorrer you will bo going
round complainin about your liver"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

A SeoD NoTIoR Some time since the wri-
Ter was In the lower part Of Maryland. While
there he saw the following "notice" ia a large
vineyard e'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

All persons are Forened from Takiu these
Grapes. ''S'e
Steel not thees grapes, my onst fren,
For feer the gales may be your end.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

s9rG psrdons great sius, bestows great
fAvors, and 30 gets great glory.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS. --
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia at
40 0. n.
Lave Philadelphia st6.oo p N. Wilmington 7.sb
d. si., for New Castle.
pssssngers TO and from Baltimore 90 through
without Stopping over at Wilmington as heretofore.
Passenger leaving Baltimore at T26 A. NJ, for fas
tern Shore will change at New Castle Junction..
Rsssenge from Eastern Shore to Baltimore will change
ears at Wilmington.
NJ O SEWALl,. Jr. guD,t Dei. r. r.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-02
fENINsULAn RAIL load LINE
&EaEH1H aMSa arE
SOUTH

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1865 Trains for
ht OF Passengers will leave as follows
outil further notice
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, August l In Flour there is no
new feature TO present but prices remain without
essential change. There Is a total absence OF any
inquiry for shipment, and not much demand for
home consumption. Small sales of superfne at
S6'S7@G7b0, extras at 81 50d8 so. wheat do. at
S1O50@l1, Northwestern extra family at S9'5O@1l,
Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do at $40 50gl1, and
fancy brands at S129l4 in quality. Prices OF Rye
Flour and Corn Meal are nominal.
The receipts and stocks of Wheat continue small,
but fully ample Tor the demand. Sales OF 1910 bushels
ne y Delaware red at 50 50I2 55 for tar, ana 80 go
Tor choice. Prices OF White nominal; 800 bushels
common qunlty sold at S2 62, In Rye out little
doing. Wequote We tern at 97c., and Pennsylvania
at 81. In Corn there is no change TO notice; small
sales of yellow at 93d94C., and Western mixed at
90d91c. Oats are quiet, with small sales of new
Delaware at Doc, and Western at bOc. Nothing
oOinR in Barley or Ma
There firm feeling in the market for Provisions.
but not much dong. Small sales OF new Mess Pork
ut S32 1898 Bacon is selling at 21d26c for PLAN
and fancy canvased Hams are l74lD173c. for shOul-
GERS; p c6ed Hams sell at l9@l20c.
Whisky IS inactive; small sales of Pennsylvania at
81 23la224 and Ohio at So 20.
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Democratic Convention.

H RRIsBURG, August l. - The Democratic
Soldiers Convention assem- bled in the hall otthe
House OF Representatives at 1890 this morning,
and was called to order by General w. w. II.
Davis, OF Bucks county, upon whose motion
General Jacob B. Swtzer, OF Allegheny county,
was chosen temporary chairman, and Captains
jeremiah Sullivan, of the ll5th Regiment;
Arthur c. Greenbank, 49th Regiment; Lieuten-
ant John Hart, 9Th Regiment; Adutant Becker,
of Berks county, and Major Israel Ottman, tenn
pOrary secretaries. Credentials we're presented
from every Representative District in the State,
and the names OF the delegates we're directed to
be published.
A committee, consisting of thirteen, was on
motion appointed by the Chairman, to select
officers for the permanent organization, after
which the Convention took recess for half an
hour, to enable the committee to prepare their
report.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-01

The New INSIGNIA OF RANK FOR GENERAL
GRANT.-The exalted rank OF General having
been recently bestowed upon General Grant, and
General Sherman promoted to the vacant Lieu
tenant .Generalship, there is considerable curl
ty evinced to know what insignia OF rank viii
be adopted by the former as in accordance with
the Army Regulations the Lieuteuant-General is
entitled to a trio OF stars on each shoulder,
while no uniform is specified tor General. At a
recent informal meeting OF General Grants staff
and several prominent officers of the regular
army, the subject of the Generals insignia was
discussed, when all present concurred in the
opinion that metallic shield, substituted for
the largest star in the shoulder strap, would be
an appropriate and handsome device to indicate
the rank of the chief commanding officer Of the
armies Of the United States. General Grant ex.
pressed himself pleased with the design, which
VIII probably be adopted. - Washington RepubR-
can.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENrION.
An Opinion from "OId Joe Brown, Of
Georgia.

ATLANTA, July 25.-Dear Sir:-I am satisfied
1t would be better for all who have occupied the
position did 10 remain at home tor the present,
and send others who have been regarded as
more conservative and better Union men. This,
| think would be more acceptable to the people
of the South. and therefore best policy. 1 feel
Government as any other citizens but this is
not the general opinion North. Entertaining
these views, shall not consent to be "a delegate;
but shall heartily support the movement and
JOSEPH IL, BROWN
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-01

The National S@ngerbund, which has been
holding its festival at louisville during the last
week, arranged to close the interesting occasion
with a grand concert on Sunday, In the Echo
Hall of Mammoth Cave. Great interest was
manifested at the announcement of this plan
and thousands of citizens we're preparing to
wonderful acoustic and musical effects which
must be produced by the grand choral and or
chestral strains resounding through the Cyclic
pean apartments of that substantial subterraneau
structure,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-01

General Sherman leaves Cleveland to-day for
his headquarters at 81. Louis, from which place,
on the 5th of August, he will start on a tour of
inspection to the Rocky Mountains. The object
of this journey, which will require some three
stations Of rendezvous for troops engaged pro-
tectlng trains of emigrants aud stages crossing
the plains.
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Les MiseEabIes.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July Sl.-The local editors
OF this State held a Convention here to-day.
Nearly every section of the State was repre-
spnted Press Club was formed and arrange.
men Is made icr an annual gathering
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[ANOTHER DEsPATCH.l
Great Reform MeeIIng in London ON
MONDAY.

Monday.
LONDON, July 3O.-A great reform meeting
was held to-day in the city. Thirty thousand
people were present.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that they
had no faith in tn. Government sPettions we're
read. which are to be presented to Parliament,
demanding inquiry into the conduct of Sir Ricn-
ard Mayne, Chief of Police.
The procession was immense. Several bands
of music were III attendance. Everything
passed off quieTly.