Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09


General Theological Ssmnsry. Rev. Mr.. \
Coleman has lately been attending the Exam
nations and Commencement Of the General
Theological Seminary of which be is a Trus-
tee, and we learn a few interesting particulars
from him. Ii Is situated in New York city,
and has amongst Its students members OF va
rious diocesses 10 different parts of the country.
The number graduated this year was twenty |
four, and the class was remarked as one of |
more than usual ability. The services on |
commencement day, Thursday, the 2sth ut.,) |
were very imposing. There were present the |
Presiding Bishop, the Bishop Of Vermont, with |
the Bisho OF New York, Western New York,
Tennessee, with large number OF alumni. -
The sermon was preached by the Bishop of
Tennessee. The Ordination took place on the
following Sunday. There were ordained two
Priests and sixteen Descons. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. DR.. Armitsge, Assistant
Bishop elect OF Wisconsin. We are pleased
to learn that the financial troubles of the Sem.
mary are now at an end, and that henceforth
its treasury bids fair to be full enough for all
its needs. This fact has inspired It's many
warm friends with confidence and zeal, and
happy results will, doubtless, ensus The
Annual Communion of the Alumni was cele-
brated at Trinity Chapel, and the breakfast
took place Immediately after at the St. James
Hotel. There were present several Bishops
and about seventy other clergymen. This
gathering is always the source OF the greatest
enjoyment and satisfaction. The Frightening
prospect for their alma mater gave additional
enthusiasm to the occasion.
Police AHaps--The following CASES have
been disposed OF since Our last
George Collins, by officer Porter, for disor-
DERBY conduct, fued so cents and costs.
Elisabeth Miller, by officer Hyatt, for va
granoy, mt to New Castle, for so days
Francis McKenua, by officer ShephestI, for
| dsorderly conduct fined 81 and costs.
| Dennis Mcclure and Robert Porter, by con-
| stable Jersey, the former fined COSTS, and the
| latter S. and costs, aud each held la 5000 to
keep the peace.
Edward G, Lsary, u,:.by officer Wiugate, tor
i assault and battery GU Mary Wilson, fined 20
and costs.
| James McKenua, James Erwin and Dennis
Ryan, by officer Hyatt, for an afray. McKsn
was fined 80 cents and costs, and the two last
named S. each.
| James Gross, by officer Shephesrd, for as
siult aud battery upon Emma Uross, held In
$500 to keep the peace.
| Joseph Sinnex, by officer Orothers tor disor-
derby conduct fined costs.
| John and Edward Garrtty, by officers Win
| gate, Buck and Crothers, Tor assault aud bat
terry on Ann Clarity, each fined So and costs
and held 10 $500 to keep the peace.
Peter Connolly and Charles Gallagher, by
officer Jones, for disorderly conduct and
| drunkenness, fined so cents and costs each.
Isaac t. Ruthven, by officer Wiugate, for
larceny of horse and carriage from Nathaniel
Biddle, held in the sum Of $500 to snsw or at
the next term of the Court OF General Ses-
sious.
Jonn Mackev, by officer Heal, for disoraerly
conduct, fned 81 and costs.
| Patrick Keef by officer Jones, for disorder
ly conduct, fined So aud costs.
| Eugene Fl. Baldwin, by ofic Wingate, fol
assault and battery on L. H. Hickman, hneC
5 and costs.
john Clark, by officer Heal, for drunken
ness, fined SO cents and costs.
Esueopal Ordmdton.-A very interestin,
ordination was held ut ST. Andrews Church
on Friday week. Morning Prayer ana thu
Ltany were said by the Rev'd Messrs Mex i'm
tiotcbkiu and Morsell. The sermon wa
preached by the Rev. DR.. Butler Professor il
the Philadelphia divinity School Mr. VIM R
Ellis was presented by the Rev. DR. Hare
: Professor in the Divinity School, and Mr.. job
Wright, Jr., by the Rev. Mr.. Brock OF thi
city. The Bishop OF ths Diocese then proceed
! ed to ordsin the candidates to the DiacC,natt
In the rest OF the service the Bishop was ASST
ted by the Rev. DR. Clemson aud the Rev. NJ
a Nottingham There were also present Re-
A Ora. Mcleod and williamson, and the Rel
Messrs Newbod, McIllvaiue and VIM. Murph
A The services were of the most solemn and en-
, glging character, and ut their conclusion Il
n ewly made Deacous were warmly congratul
n ted by their brethren in the ministry. NJ
II Ellis, we understand, takes charge of ST. John
h Church. Little Hill, st. Marks Church, Mill
a boro', and Grace Church, Baltimore Hundre
% Keep Cool-Ths is common expressio
70 but with the mercury ranging from ninety
Z, one hundred degrees, it is more easy to ga
10 such words than to conform to them. I'll
ID temper may be kept down, but the blood wi
= almost boil and the perspiration low in alms
or constant stream. Frequent abiutions a
= good for the health in such weather, al
10 therefore the bath tubs OF Parker, at No.
re East Third Stree, should be constantly occ
at pied and his n npoOing basins hnd plenty
at customers. A h,tl or shampoo is a luxur
so real treat, in such hot weather.
Klndling Stove rood Having purchased I
fixtures OF George Whiting, the subscribe
on now offers for sale sawed wood for kindli
O. stove purposes at The following rates; for nj
c. ed oak AVID hickory wood per load, So so; o
&c or pine, 50 90, or 10 boxes ut the usual rat
ch Orders to be lett at the oiice Of Geo. W. Bul
ms French street wharf.
am Larpsntering George n Tindall pays ps
ID ticular attention to fitting up stores aswell as
ar all kinds of jobhing in his line Of busine
,ss Persons wishing cIunters, and other fxtur,
Of would do well to give him call as his ter
nv are very moderate. His shop is at No.
West street, his residence is at No. 423 E
Fourth street.
Of a@-JOHN S. RoWBoTHAM, alias CHE
IL JOAN has still on hand large stock OF |
A Goods, Trimmings, Hosiery, Boots aud Sho
H. Under Shirts and Drawers, Crockery, Gil
rs- Ware, Floor and Table oil Cloths, Tin Wa
ed Pocket and Table Cutlery, Coal Oil and @
% Oil Lamps, Bucket and Broons, Soap and 7
ba bacco, and large stock Of desirable goods
air numerous to mention. Give him call a
,ss examine for yourselves, at his old stand
40 Market Street Open from A. NJ, INIT
70 NJ. Mishler's Herb Bittsrs by the quart
bottle.
For Sdle-Any person wanting good CO.
" bined mower'aud reaper, can get one at a We
~ low price aud on reasonable terms by cali
UT on Gregg Bowe, Sd and French streets
ng Notice-The person or persons who b
Of rowed tue large American Flag from Sylv
ter Risnhard, of the U. s. Hotel, are reuue
ed to return the same to him without delay
~ Goods sold 10 suu the times-At the CHI,
store of Mrs. Lutf 100, West 7th at. only
GO steps from Market.
The most choice and elegant assortment
III. ladies dress and cloak trimmings, buttons
VI | UaIa bns;ary 1loyaa hanhkarchiaE, lis ~,