Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-30


hundred and fifty -tents in the camp, and there
could not have been less than two or three
hundred converts. The preaching throughout
was more than usually appropriate and power
full. The prayer meeting which commenced
shout nine O'clock on Thursday evening, con-
| tinued without q moments intermission, till
noon on Friday. It was considered one Of the
| most remarkable meetings for the display OF
Divine power ever witnessed by those who
were present. We subjoin the names OF those
who preached, with their texts, viz =
Wednesday -Night-Rev. A. Wallace, OF
Philadelphia, Solomon's songs 6-lo.
Electromagnetic. P. Peterson, of
Philadelphia, Philippians 10. Afternoon
w. G. Johnson, Of Mount Salem, Romans
lie. Night. T. Van Burkalow, Of Hicks
burg, Nd, Mark 1918.
Friday-Morning Atwood, Of Philadel-
| phia, Psalm bl-l0. Afternoon-J. J. Mo-
| Ilyar, of Plttsburg Conference, Psalm ID
| Night-Thos. L. Poulson, Of Delaware City,
James 5-19. 20.
| S.turday-Morning-s L. Gracsy, ,of Smyr-
ma, Del. Romans FL. Afternoon-H. A.
Uleaveland, FELTON,, Del, Bcclesiastes Ito.
Night-H. 5. Thompson. Of Frederick, Del
St. John l2-2l.
| Sunday-Morning-D. D. Lore, D. D., Of
tennessee Conference, Bditor Of the Northern
Christian Advocate, Auburn. N. Y, CORN
thians $40. This sermon was interrupted
by the rain, and was finished at II O'Clock, P.
M. Afternoon-J. A. " God, Of Wyoming Con-
ference, Matthew b-4s. Night-Rain pre-
vented presenting at the public stand, and the
services OF the evening we're held at three dif-
ferspt tents. 81. Pauls-T. J. Williams, OF
Missouri Conference, Luke lo-4l, "a. Smyr'
na-A. Wallace, Of Philadelphia, Luke 10
10. Dover--T. K Martindsls, Princess Anne,
Md, Revelation $40.
Monday-Morniog-J. J. McIlyar, Jeremiah
6-l6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T. Cooper, D. D =,
of Camden, Del, Matthew 5-G. Night.
l.. Poulson, Job l4-l0.
MISUNDERSTANDING Centenary sermon-D.
D. Lore, d. D., Samuel TIA. Afternoon
WIN. Prettyman, of Baltimore Conference,
2 Peter 40. Night J. Willi.ms, Hebrews
2-23. Sunday School Centenary Meeting was
held at O'Clock, P. NJ and addressed by 8.
W. Thomas, T. L. Poulson and A. d. Davis,
MISUNDERSTANDING II. Turner. Of Bris-
England, of Odessa, Del Luke 22-2s, 30.
Night-A. Manship, of Philadelphia, CORN
thians $40.
Thursday --Morning-Blon J. Way, Of Della
ware City, Acts 3-28 Afternoon-Daniel
George, OF New Castle, Psalm sl-2a. Night
j. l.. Houston, OF Wilmington, Mat. lila.
Police Oases-The following cases have been
disposed OF by the Mayor since our last:
Sarah franklin, (n.) by officer Orothers, for
drunkenness; fined costa.
John Dougherty, by officer Buck, for drunk
enness hned SO cents and costs.
John Lynn, by officer Heritage for disorderly
conduct, fined 81 aud costs.
Mary Greentread, by officer Ohristy, for dis
orderly conduct fined costs.
Charles Laws, (n) by oifloer Shepherd, for
an assault and battery on Hester A. Laws, held
In $500 to keep the peace and pay costs.
Arthur Cook by officer Wiugate for disor-
I l-Il - L,.I Al.
peace.
: W. Fl. Robinson, by officer Wingste, for an
assault and battery fined $40 and costs.
VIM. Vanheart for the larcency OF John
Griner's pocket book held in bail of $1,000 to
answer at Court of General Sessions.
, Morris Conner, by officer Heal, for disorderly
conduct fined So and costs.
: Joseph Sianex, by officer Jones, FOR disor-
, derby conduct held to bail In 500 to keep
the peace.
WIN. Madden and E. Young, by officer Hyatt
for dsorderly conduct, fined So and costs.
D.; Robert Todd, and ii. Martin, negroes, by
officer Hyatt, for disorderly conduct, fined 81
and costs.
John Eguor, by officer wingate, for assault
and battery on Lizzie Hickman fined S. ant
. costs.
James McOluskey, by officer Crothers, fol
= drunkenness 6ned so cents and costs.
p Police Cass-The following cases wer
Il tried before Alderman Vincent:
8 e. H. Clark, by officer Crothers, for having
o an unmuzzled dog, Fined So and costs.
John F. Robinson, by officer Jones, charged
, / with being drunk in the public streets. Flnet
= so cents and costs.
Il Edward Hyatt and Edward Young, by Officer
!, Heal, charged with robbing stranger named
i Thomas Mulguam, who was on his way to Bal
l. timore. Hyatt and Young managed to get hl
| hau from m and
:, tools valued at So. Hyatt promised to restore
= the goods provided he was not prosecuted
d though he denied taking them. They wer,
. committed to N. Castle in default of $500 bail
y Patrick Coyle, by officer Jones, charged
with representing himself as an officer, and at
!, tempting to arrest Thomas NJ. Stephenson,
. stranger belonging to Elktou, Md. Committed
u to New Castle in default Of $1,000 bail.
Robert Meachem aud John Carrgen, two
a boys, by officer Heal for disorderly conduct il
u the market house. Fined 90 cents and costa
Broke Jail.-About half past seven o'cocl
A yesterday morning, young man calling him.
ar self VIM. VanHeart, who had been placed il
q the city cells on the charge Of picking thu
4 pocket OF John Griner, pryed the lock off th,
door leading from the outer cell into the Higl
n Censtables office, and made his escape into
q the yard and over the wall into King Street.
n Officers WIngate and Porter were sitting II
|
"a tention was attracted by another prisoner
n walking by Them. They arrested him and on
"a returning with him to the cell, they discovered
n that the pickpocket had escaped. They i'm.
a mediately started Ia pursuit, aud were FORUM
N ate enough to get on the right track, and after
,t a brisk race they caught the rascal who hal
Al attempted to secrete himself in a cellar thu
n other side of the railroad bridge over the Bran
> DIVINE They then returned him to the cells
= ! from whence he will he sent to New Castle Il
~ await his trial at the next term OF the COURT.
IS Iron Crossings .-workmen repaired the gut
rs Ter on Third eet at the West side of Market
le last Monday, rendering the passage of vehicle
10 over |. much more easy than 1t has been TO
d some time back. 1t is suggested however
- that had iron plates been put down the i'm
y provement would have been mach more &C
'e ceptable, and therefore the members OF tn
T. City Council may expect a petition in regard h
sr the matter before great while. 1t 10 true tina
, iron plates cost money, but Wilmington is
tn great and growing city, aud the necessary eI
CO peniiture would be mere drop In the hnau
cial budget.
ne The Coilectorship.--lt 10 stated that Geners
OF Torbert is an applicant tor the office OF Col
ne ector OF Internal Revenue in this State.
ct would certainly be unkind to turn out O: Fl.
r Day, who has espoused Ny Policy" attende
n the Philadelphia Convention, and is willing
3D. hurrah as loudly as any one for his Accidenc.
ct Gen. Torbert mus, fix his eye on come oth'
70 office If he wishes to be successful.
no Msraorand,im 1t is presumed that ever
h gentleman on visiting our city brings the To-
n lowing memorandum lem LIST. Get shaved
la hair cut, and shampooed al Parker's, No. II
Of East Third street. Item I'D. Buy pair OF beo
A for self and CATERS for wife and daughters,
Nicholson Foulks, No. 1902 West Second 81
l. 4,