Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

w. uranu uuatuiani hphtaim WILSON Friend .
hip, No. az, Peace and Plenty. ,
W. Grand Herald, Geo. W. Gregg. Asylum.
No. 80. Wilmington.
DIsrRIor DEPUTY GRAND MAsTnRs
- District No. Hodges Nos. Z, 10 and 40, J.
District No. 2-Lodges Nos. 10, 80 and q
P. ]. Bath, Elton.
District No 3-Lodges Noe 3, IA, 49, II IS
and 81, John D. Rodney, GEORGETOWN,
All Lodges in New Castle County, and Lod-
gss No. 6 and SO, at Smyrna, will commun icate
directly with the urand Master, at Wilmington
STANDING COMMITTEES.
State OF the 0rder,-Heury Eckel, No. 20;
Granville Weir, No. a William p. williamson,
No. /.
Legislative Commit,ee.--J. W. Sharp, No.
No. IA.
Constitution and Laws.-John l.. THOMPSON. |
No. l; VIM, B. Hyland, No. &C. B F. Strcker, |
No. 81.
rrespondence.-James Stuart, No. l4;J.
Y, Foulk, No. 10; Allen Smith, No. 8.
Committee on Accounts'-Wiliam Herbert,
No. s. d. W. Thompson, No. 10; Andrew J.
| Wright, No. 80.
Committee on Appeals H. F. Askew, No.
No. 81. "'' ~ 'a"'o"'
Returns and Reports.-Joseph McGarvey.
No. J.; Enos E. Wood No. IL; Joseph Richard
son, No. 81.
Committee on Finance.-wm II. Talley, No.
2G R. H. Eubanks, No. 2; Jos. 8. Valentine,
No. %.
Hall Committee.-GeorgeK K. Yates, No, 26;
Jacob BuiE, No. 30; Robert Mcdaniel, No. 81.
Committee on Printing. Isaiah H. Thomas,
No d John @ Yates, No. 2; Robert OarswelI,
No. l..
Summary of Deaths in the city of Whining
ton, during the month of July ls6o-Adults.
-Dlsease -Apoplexy l. Congestion of Brain
| u Debility 81 Disease OF Reart q Drowned /
Dysentery l. Exhaustion /; Typhoid Fever l.
Gastrilis l; Old Age 2; Phtbsis Pulmouslis 3;
Soltening of Brain /; Scrofula /. Total 10.
-Diseases-Asphyx ia /; Cholera
lniantum TO- Conges ton OF Brain /; ConvuL
sions Il Group q Disrrhea /; Disease oil BOW.
els 81 Dysentery 4; Effusion on Brain /; Icterus
| Il Elimination of Stomach |; Marlsmus L.
Measles J; Phthsis Pulmonals 3; Pneumonia
Il Stiliborn 3; Sun stroke |; Whooping cough
.. Total 80.
Under year "a from to 10; . to d
to 10 o; 10 to 90 3; 20 TO 80 a; 81 to 40 3;
40 10 so /; so 10 co B. 80 to 10 2, 10 to so f;
age not given /. Total 81. Born 10 America
: 80; in England Il Germany |; Ireland 4; Scot.
land |. White 81 colored Male 30 female
l II. fetal ST. ELISHA HuxLsY, Registrar.
Drowned Element Steel and his son, aged
about seventeen years, were drowned in the
the Christiana river, near Christiana village.
last Saturday week. They resided near Kim
blevile, Chester County, Pa, and with several
! OF their neighbors had visited the place on a
fishing excursion. The young man passed IN
der the bridge aud coming into deep water was
/ carried oil bis feet Two OF the party hasten ed
. TO his assistance, but AS neither one of them
could swim, they narrowly escaped drowning.
Tue father OF the young man then approached.
but the young man seized hold OF him in euch
manner, as to prevent his swimming, and the
;, two drowned together. The bodies were re :
y covered almost Immediately afterwards, but
every effort made 10 resusoiate them, was inetf
q ectua. The two bodies were placed in CARR d.
J. ages asd conveyed to their home.
= Brdndypiae Ra,lroad.-A meeting in favor
d OF constructing the Brandywine Railroad, will
a, be held in the Court House in West Chester
e Pa, on the 2lst inst. 1t will be addressed by
SO Hugh y. Steel and Others, The Record Save
= The Brandywine read will be great work
> useful alike to the comfy and the country, #
it should not take the Brsndywine route, lei
to it take better. The road is what we want
the QUESTION of route is subordinate" Tbi, l.
at good advice, and We hope the citizans of oui
OF $ ate will act upos it, We think that meet
Tags should be held in this city, and at othe
q points in this couuty, in regard to the matter
q The hoi weather is now over, and 1t il high
or time tA-s some movement was being made il
70 regard 10 the matter.
IL Another Projected RdRroad-A project is OF
foot in Queen Anne's county, Md, to counec
tn Centreville to the outside world by means of ,
I'd railroad. A map has been issued containing
50 two lnes--one from Galena, on the proposed
n Kent county road, through Crumpton direc
a TO Centrevlle, and the other from Massey's
" Roads, in Kent county, through Millington t,
il. the same town. The Centrevile Obseryer
says
The estimated cost Of building the road i,
oh S270,000 Of which the State appropria,es Slll
700, whice with the county appropriation o
$50 900, should it be carried ut ihs uext cleo
oy ton, Will leave but about Slls,O TO be take,
n ~, by subscription, OF which amount the first dis
$50 trict claims " be able to take $50 900 leay
ing SOS 900 TO he taken by the other four dis
nd tricts.
NsW Pdroehtat School--A new pnrochia
IN. school house attached to ST.. Mary's Roma
e, Catholic Church, is now in course OF erection
in Pine Street, between Fifth and Sixth. i
=. this city. 1t twill be sixty feet square, thre
no stories high and an ornament to our city,
SO will cost about $4,000 The work is bein,
ct done under the supervision Of tho Pastor, Rev
P. Reilly.
ia Nes Chuch.--oa Tuesday afternoon weel
~ before last the corner stone OF a now Me,bn
D.
, OF with appropriate ceremonies. Bishop Sirnp
ne son oiiiciated on the occasion, assisted by til,
Pastor and several other clergymen, aud the
C. Rev. Mr., Dickerson, pastor of the BAPTIST churc
q, at Marcus Hook. 1t will be handsome edi
a. nee.
p Police Cdses.-The following cases have bee
disposed Of since our last
John Horrocks, by othcer WinRate, fo
mt larceny, held in $500 to answer at the Cour
r. OF General Sessions.
e- Ann Dunovan, b. oficera Hyatt and Mahar.
,r ty, for assault upon Mary and Catharine Fltz
e. patrick, held in $500 bail to keep the peAc .
n. and pay costs.
,r. Mary E. Bush, by officer Christy, for dsor
IL detly conduct, fned 81 and costs.
us Hamilton Gilon, by eficsr S1ephaard, TO,
ng drunkenness, fined so cents and costs.
est Neal AcCafftrty, by officers Buck and Shep
heard for drunkenness, fnod 90 cts aud cost
i, Samuel T. West, by High Constable Pier
Us son, for Keeping lottery policy oil 9, fined So
he and costs.
an Bud Boys.-Mr, Edward b. Doushertv on
81 OF the Jerseymen who attends our markets
Ia. made complaint before Alderman Vincent, OF
nd number OF bad boys stealing his water melons
or NJ less than nineteen were stolen from him. =
He found out the name OF one of the BOYS an,
ed a warrant was issued by the Alderman for hi
,u arrest. According to the new law the stealin
III OF fruit is felony, and calls for the same pun
lshment as stealing any other article II
ot too bad that boys should be guilty of such of
- fence. There is II determination amongst on
ne market people to prosecute those canght stea
q. ing, to deter others. So boys look out.
as Peace Peace ! We congratulate on
nd friends on the termination of hostities in dc,
many.-Peace is the interest of all nation.