Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
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Cape Mdy.-The excursion to the capes for
the 28th inst, promises to be the pleasaLtest
and most agreeable thing of the kind that the
citizens ever had the opportunity OF participa-
ting in The steamer s. N. Felton, Is an en-
trely new boat, built expressly for the Cape
| May business, and will comfortably accommo-
date one thousand but the committee In order
| to prevent crowding and make every one COM
Portable, have limited the tickets TO $50, and
this number will not be exceeded. The boat
will leave King street wharf at o'clock, A. M.
precisely, reaching Cape May at 10 o'clock, and
leaving at p. NJ. to return thus giving the
excursionists seven hours, in which to enjoy
the sea bathing, aud still reaching their homes
by nine clock in the evening. The boat will
touch at New Gas tie going and returning. The
Wilmington Quntette Club whose excellent
music enlivened and made 80 attractive the va.
rious festivals held in''the Institute Hail. few
months ago, have kindly volunteered their
services for the oco aston, and will no doubt
add very much to the pleasures OF the day.
We would advise all who wish to participate 10
the pleasures OF the occasion 10 parehass their
tickets early, or they may be too late. Tick
cts for q gentleman 50. Tickets tor a gentle.
man and lady So. To be had OF J. Goulsy,
/ Joseph Pyle, q. r. Pickles, or any of the mem
bers of the Committee.
Rev. J. Cunningham, ". J. Stevenson J. j.
Jones, ]. France, Isaac Mast, J. D. Curtis,
James O. Morrow, e +. Morrow, Howard Wal
| ton, H. Mcdaniel, John Bra;ton, Lswis Todd,
R. b Jones, H. G. Robinson, |. Pyle, r. Gou-
ley, A. Kelley, Fl. r. Pickles.
N B.-Should the day prove stormy the ex-
cursion will take place on Wednesday.
Religious Grove Meeting The religious meet
Ing which was held at Woodland Grove, on tho
18th inst, was interrupted by the storm that
occurred 10 the afternoon. Great interest was
III Cd in ha off rad fnrd
for, notwithstanding the threatening clouds
which dsrkened the sky above, Ave hundred
intelligent people were present TO listen to the
discussion of the most momentous questi on
ever presented to the people OF Wilmington,
and all departed disappointed because Of the
weather, and with an earnest desire and deter
mutation to hear tho subject eaudidly and i'm
partially discussed On next Sabbath, the 2Sth
inst.. 1T 81 O'Clock precisely, at Woodland
vtove, few steps from tho Depot Of the Pas
sea ger Rail Road on Delaware Avenue. As no
man that 10 believer in God, can fail to have
heartfelt desire to know what 10 the truth
concerning the revelation Of our Father which
art In Heaven, let all who become acquainted
with the occasion, consider themselves author
ised to extend . cordial invitation to their
friends and relatives, remembering that God's
eternal truth cannot suffer from impartial re-
search or reasoning. Don't forget the all i'm
portant questisn-'Is tho doctrine of future
endless punishment Bible doctrineP
Rev. James H. Amies will also preach In the
Scientific Lecture Room OF the Wilmington In
stitute, at half psst 10 o'clock, A. NJ, next
Sabbath, the 26th Inst., when be will consider
the ext most important of religious topics, as
follows-"What is the eompariive influence
OF the several doctrines of endless, Infinite
wrath, and all saving grace and love OF God,
upon the minds and hearts OF Christian be-
lievers'o 1t 10 proposed that those two dis
courses will meet any objection which may be
Il brought against the doctrine of the infinite love
of q cd, and the universal brotherhood and sal.
vstion Of man. All are cordially invited to at
tend In his Investigations Rev. Mr.. Amies
will consider the que stion,-"What saith tho
| Scriptures 2"
nsA~At special meeting OF the Hortlcul-
| tural Society Of Delaware, held August 2oth,
| 1866. the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted, and ordered 10 be
printed In the papers OF this city.
| WHHnEAs, 1t has pleased Almighty tod, In
his mysterious Providence TO remove from our
| midst our late fellow member, DR' '. r.
| VAUGHAN; therefore be 1t
| Re,olpsd, By the members OF the Horticul-
tural Society of Delaware, that in his decease
| an event which has recently shocked this whole
community, we mourn the loss OF ono, who by
his rare virtues and lively interest In every
u ,vement looking to the edvaucement and
comfort oil his fellows, greatly endeared Aim
self to all his companions and associated.
Rssolvsd, That we fully and heartily adop
as our own, the various expressions already
mad. by the several organisations to which he
belonged, of high regard for his exalted char
acter and unfegned sorrow for his early death
Reioiped, Tha, a copy OF tho foregoing pro-
anble and re,oiutsns, duly attested, be for
warded to his family, with the assurance OF GU
real sympathy with them In their sore oeIsaVe
mont.
WV. CASEY, oonmi1tee'
GRHao CHAsDLsR.
Base Bau--A match game OF Base Bali va
played between the lst nine OF the wa~ase
IT, and ii nine OF the Diamond State Jr,, oil
Saturday, August 9Th, which resulted IS fol