Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25
Gossip of the Week.

erylces to visitors on all sides are about their
ouiyaent. They charge--if you choose TO pay
for looking NJ you and touching their hat, for
their hand In any shape upon any one
tenn Of your baggage, for opening and shutting
he carriage ,l,,,,r The only relief Ia to employ
COED ruief-ie-p'ace, and pay nothing but what
10 contracts for or endorses"
: Comparing America with Italy, al Intelligent
gentleman from our own city says "rhe Capt.
.ol at Washington is superior in beauty Of archi-
lecture to any one building have seen In the
Old World the private residences OF Filth
Avenue and Boston, are not exceeded by any
here and our rural residences as homes are lar In
advance Of those In Europe"
The Prince Of Wales Is said to be 10 little ut
tsntive to fashion us to wear "bob-tah coats anu /
"billy-cock huts''-whatcver they may be-
1t Is asserted that ex-Presidcnt Buchanan In |
tends to lecture during the coming winter. Gin
cIunati will be the first city in which he viii
appear.
The Paris Cha,ipd,i says :--"lt is said that
President johnson will pay visit to Paris. Ills
object is tn examine carefully our liberal laws.
He will bring n microscope with him."
There is IL story TINT Mr. Seward once d.
scribed Horace tircclay great man, 80 full OF
genius and power that If he had common sense
he would be dangerous.
AT Long Branch the bathing hour Is not fixed
permanently, but varies each day according to
the tide.
The grand opening of the Diamond Beach
Park, ut Cape May, will take place on Monday,
29th inst, when the frsi-trotting match Of the
season will come Off. The most extensive prcpa-
rations are being entered on by the executive COM
mittee and the indications are that the occasion
will be classed among the most memorable In the
annals of Fashionable Cape May.
| A party Of Yale students are arranging Tor
pedestrian tour to the White Mountains, starting
from Northampton. They expect to be absent
three weeks.
Gen. Grant and family will 20 to Newport In
a few days, to be the guest of Senator Morgan
One of the female visitors at Saratoga appear
ed in seven different dresses on the first day after
her arrival there.
--Stealnboatng on the North River grows more
and more exciting. The fare on the Mary Pow
ell is to be reduced to twenty-five cents, and TIL
Armenia is to run in opposition to the Sleepy Hol
low between Sing Sing and New York City
AT present the number Of guests In Saratog'
Is In excess of the quota of former years ut TN
same period. Tho Union Hotel has about tou
hundred and fifty guests, the Clarendon aoou
two hundred, the American Seventy-fve, the 20
: lumbia about sixty, Marvin's about fifty, Will
the boarding houses are filling up slowly. III
estimated capacity OF these hotels is as follows
g Union lin the building), eleven hundred Clsrer
G don, six hundred; Columbia, three hundred
: American, one hundred and eighty; Marvin's
! three hundred and fifty.
The Sultan has queer baggage. Among hi
toilet articles Is IN immense tank OF Nile watei
His Highness Is forbidden to battle In any LEI
;, sacred water.
4 A New York clergyman has advertised Tor
country minister to take his place for six week
n at salary of 800 per week.
~ ANDY johnson has had thirteen toes mashed
= They were oil ve-toes, and Congress masht
O. them.
C. A. Townsend says Beecher's Ledger nov
: is " a mighty poor story. He wouldn't be fit +
. President If he could write good story"
The proprietor of the New York EVENT.
III Gazette wants partner.
lie "A caricature recently seen Mt Matamoras re
Id resented Uncle Sum lying iiat on his back wi
&c Canada underneath him, and while his head
th in his Russian purchase taking an iced drink,
at legs were crampcd up by q ricketty fence nam
m Mexico. Uncle Sam meditatingly says he
have to stretch out his legs directly. The pictl
= ticlles the Texans amazingly.
5io Ben Wood announces that Charles Dckc
@fl1 s:.. e. tho Sunday News" is mol co
AT Times are said to have been written by Raymol
I've himself. They ceased with his departure for i
,e, rope.
,ts Ben Woods paper the Evening .Neus, Is :,
ds to circulate eighty thousand copies. His mars
do of profit is almost unexpectedly small, and
has not yet much advertising.
The recent inclcmcncy of tue weather see
to have subsidized and we shall doubtless hay
IN return OF summer.
nd The European papers arc Rener,iIl,' loud
'le their condemnation of Maximilian's execute
on though few venture to suggest that every one
I'D the nations who condemn 1t have been guilty
oo the same conduct.
4, -" Go il while you're young" A New Y,
-, paper says; "A little girl about sixteen years
age, giving her name rs Mary Ettare kcnoe
ian company with boy about 10 years of age g
i'i6 hH'ts 40 iieh'J AA"shhEf "pptAitu bcl
the Justice Hogan this afternoon, ut the Toombs
one requested protection from the mother Of the b
who carried him away from the nuptial col
idi- Tuesday night, after he had been Joined In
ing holy bands of wedlock with Mary by the R
Frederick Siby, of St. Ambrose Church. 7
Judge said the mother had no right to him,
o,. sent the happy couple on their way rejoicing
Ia The Congressional Executive Committee h
~. issued M admirable document, containing
~. .nN three speeches of Judge Kelley at New Orea
Montgomery and in response to the call Of
iiry constituents, at home. As thorough cxposit
AMI Of tho disadvantages of the labor md social
ess, ten hitherto existing in the South it is not t.
improved upon. 1t will be of the highest va
tate TO send to tho awakening people of the rec
our structed States.
row The London Daily Ne,rs suys Maximilian
hall treated by the Mexicans us Muis. was by
ha Monarchy of Naples as Lopez by the Spai
49,, authorities in Cuba; as Walker by the Nical
guam government. SIT is difficult" says
oui Neus, for the European mind to think q
N.Y. 'member of royal and imperial family a,
ordinary flesh and blood. II is very much
fashion with English society to have
WciRhte tlu tWo tucusuTeb lot Their pOllt
pri- Judgments"
ions The Lebanon Courier, of Pennsylvania ul
acts the nomination of Hon. William D. Kelley,
ents Vice-Presldent, and the West Chester Amer
n Republican scnsibly says that were the Judge
lected, the Republican party would have no
sion to fear another betrayal.
The Republican, with great good sense, il
the with us in demanding better market-house
will commOdutons. 1t says;
low- Why do not some of citizens make !. moyrn
a h., towards organizing u company to build n Inn
ny house on the Philadelphia plani All admit
the value of such structure, but no one eyinc
willingness to take the lead In It, Such supine
is derogatory to the enterprise and public II
of our citizens. There il a demand for n
market house accommodation, and prompt
vigorous measures should be adopted to at
1t. We hope the project will not be indc6ni
postponed Tvs the new hotel movement seem
14laS have been. Every opponent of the rcmoya
John The told she'd IN Twelfth street 10 Fourth st
ard should 10 TO york in order to provide The a
l., h tional stalls which now imperaiivey dem.
y NC cd.
'cuss Nasty declares -" Suthn can't come on
'n'e' nothin, tho, as In the case Nv Seward, no