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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-30

An Hour IN A WILMINGTON SrupIo.-A few
days ago, in company with friend, and upon
the invitation of the artist Mr. II. Price, we
visited him in his studio at the residence of Jno
A. Griffin, Esq, 921 Market ST.
We called to spend pleasant hour in examin-
Ing the various paintings, by some Of the best
masters of the past and present century. We
cannot give our readers detailed account of tile
one hundred pictures we saw but merely an idea
of the same. SO that if they desire to avail them
selves of the same privilege our brief sketch may
serve to interest them.
among the collection are several by Hamilton,
Americas greatest marine painter, indeed the
greatest living. Mr.. G. has magnificent marine
view by this artist representing " A Coast Scene"
Looking at it we could almost imagine we heard
the waves beating against the rocks. There is
also :" A Sunset ut Sea-" as well rs others of his
| best efforts.
Geo. W. Nieholsons fine picture of g Scene
on the Coast of Wales is here; and the grand
effect of the coming storm is well depicted.
The now venerable Sully has sold to Mr.. G.
about thirty of his best pictures among which
"Ariadne" is exquisite in coloring and effect,
"Rosebud"-a child in sleep, is beautiful and
considered one of his master pieces, his s'Sliaks-
peare' from his Chnndos head is fine the MAS
sacre Of the Innocents'' bold and striking
sketch. miranda, from the "Tcmpest' is
gem. Prayer" "The Warriors Departure, -
Sully's portrait of himself the "Gipsey Girl
and Fanny Kemble in the character OF " BEATRICE
comprise few others of this collection.
We saw four fine portraits by s. D. Waugh of
Philadelphia neat Fruit Scene" by Ramsey
of the same city, Farm Yard" by Juiard'
the celebrated French fowl painter, very yalu-
able original sketch by Sir Joshua Reynolds,
England's great artist in the time of George III,
also "a Wreck OH the Coast by Horace Vernet.
"The Judgment of Paris from Florence, Italy,
is master piece but the most valuable Is Q
portrait of Martin De vos, the great Flemish
artist, painted by himself three hundred years
ago.
We again viewed with pleasure the "Holy
Family from Mr.. Prices own pencil, and will
reluctantly close this brief description by adding
that, Mr. Price is at present engaged in copying
Rubens' great master piece The Descent from
the Cross He is guided only by an ordinar,
engraving and depends upon his Judgment ant
. knowledge for the effect of his cooring In thi
we are glad to say he is good, and the public vii
give it the justice its true merit deserves We con
slider it success and are authorized to say tina
: Mr.. P. will be happy to sec any of his friend
while he is at work upon it. When finished,
y will be placed on exhibition. We like to say GU
6 word of encouragement when it, as here, is war
rantcd, and we feel justified in predicting I'd
u Wilmipgton's popular young artist bright an
L successful future.
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were yesterday allowed to pass through the Jail
and converse with several OF the prisoners. The
first prisoner we particularly noticed was
TILL,
indicted for the murder Of his brother He is a
short thick-set man and we should Judge not
more than one-fourth black if indeed he be more
than one-eighth. He has very crisp and curly
light hair and his face is nothing like SO dark as
that OF many sunburnt white man. Sheriff
Herbert says he has known Till ever since he was
boy and he never was bad fellow while sober
but was very wild when drunk.
Till said to us that no one could say ANYTHING
against him before "this' occurrence, except
that he would not leave rum alone. He said he
had worked in q store and no one had ever ac-
cused him Of stealing anything or doing anything
else wrong except that he would get drunk
Tills cell is down stairs on the side of the Jail
towards the river, and is about the third door
from the main entrance.
few doors further along on the other side OF
the corridor is the cell of
JOSEPH W. PRATT,
indicted for the murder of Pusey Smith, Pratt i
looking well and does not, or at least did not an
pear at all cast down by the position in which hi.
rash act has placed him. A large number Of hi.
friends from Pennsylvania were to see him ycster
day We saw him and conversed with him few
minutes but Of course he did not say much con
corning the killing affair." He is a tall, dark hair
cd and dark complexioned man, very gentleman
ly in appearance and demeanor. He said he wa
surprised AZ the amount OF sympathy shown fo
him in Wilmington where Smith was so wei
known, He said that there were circumstances
connected with the case which would 20 furtbe
to excuse his action than any the public nov
knew of, and that some of these circumstance
were of such q character that no evidence {
them could be offered on the trial and that i
would if his counsel deemed it best make STATE
ment, during the trial, TO the court and jury II
informed MS that Wayne McVeagh was one of hi
counsel, I. F. Bayard being his counsel-in-che
Wewcre glad to notice quite number of Il
PRISONERS AT WORK.
The old quiet of the Jail is gone and in its pla,
we hear the busy click OF the shuttle and Il
loom. There are five looms now running. wea
Ing linseys, denims, carpets, &C., and enplo
ing eight men. In about two weeks four mo
looms will be put up. The men seem to leal
readily and under the sup0rintendence of h
keeper work pretty industriously. We saw son
Of the cloth they have turned out and it appes
ed to be of a very fair quality. They make mo
than enough to supply all the prisoners wi
clothes, and will have a considerable surplus
sale.-- Thursdays Commercial.
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AV WAYMAiI TRAIN az $50 A. NJ, Sundays excep-
for baltimore eoppipp al MI regular stations
coa,,nectin@ with Delaware Railroad al wilmington
lar Crisieid and intermediate stations.
EXPRESS TRAIN at ii 40 A. M. Sundays excep-
tcd,) for Baltimore and Washington.
EXPRESS TRAIN at B.0o I. M. lSundays except
cd,) for Baltimore anu washington, soppins ~ Snss
ter, Thnrlow, l.inwood, Ginymonl " nnngton NEW ,
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PRATr's TnIAI.-Chief Justice Gpin yester-
day announced that the trial of Pratt for the kill
ing Of Smith would not take place until next
Monday and that it ~ouM take at that time, SO all
interested as witnesses or otherwise, in the suit
might take notice and not fail to be there.
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LITTLE RysI Qea game struggle evidently oycwheoh please help along
p
LITTLE c."I III
DID not help him well
humiI Qtpg SEQUEL
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wARRENsS
COMPOSITION FELT CEMENT AND
GRAVEL ROOFING

For flat roofs has given satisfaction for near twenty
years is Recommended by the best archects ii costs
about half the price OF other roofing. The upper
rooms are cooler in summer and free from snow In
winter.
SAMUEL WO0LMAN
g0l Market St.,
]anl0-0m Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-30

Through the courtesy of Sheriff Herbert we
were yesterday allowed to pass through the Jail
and converse with several OF the prisoners The
first prisoner we particularly noticed was
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HORRIBLE BRUTALITY.

services rendered and that there was failure to
prove any such service. The court ordered
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fiaaafiaI.

THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
No. 6oT MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware
Open receive deposits daily Sundays excepted dur
ing the usual business houra and on Tuesday and
Saturday evenings from to O'clock p. NJ.
All the profits Of the Bank, after the payment o.
necessary expenses devoted to the benefit Of the
depositers, and dividends made semiannually IN
April and October. Since the organization OF the
Bank, in 1851, the dividends have uniformly been
at the rate of six per cent per annun.
Dividends not drawn are regarded us deposits, aul
at once become entitled to participate In future
dividends.
No manager is allowed TO borrow any Of the funds
intruatcd ts the Bank
MANAGERS.
WILLIAM s. HuLIs, EDWARD DARLINGTON
GEORGE W, Bush, Josgrn W. DAr,
N. r. Benson, HENRY +. DunE
EDWARD BRrTs, CHARLES w. Rowland,
WM H. BILLANY, J0B ii. JAoKsos,
GEORGE 3. CApELI.R, CLEMENT Is. SAyTii
Nj. L. LI0IITEssTEIs.
WIN. $. HII.LES, PaKsIpEsT.
GKo. W. Busii, Vice President
ociig-lyl JoIs p. MuLRAR, Treasurer.
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Turner rs. Smithers. The jury was cmpannel-
led in this case Wednesday afternoon, but imme-
diately after 1t was cmpannellsd the Court adj
journed. 1t was consequently the first case which
came up in the morning.
1t is suit brought by colered boy named
Alexander Turner, to recover money alleged to
be due him for going as a substitute for David 7
Smithers of East Duck Creek Hd., in Kent Co.
Niclds was counsel for plaintiff, and Spruancc fol
defendant.
The plaintif1 submitted an attested copy of the
muster-roll, showing the fact that Alexander Tur.
ner, aged Is years, was mustered into the service
of the United States as private soldier on Sept
3d. 1854, as substitute for David p Smitbers
a drafted man. Also certificate from Provost
Marshal Wilmer that David 7. Smithsrs had fur
nshed an acceptable substitute, and also swor
affidavit before the State Commissioners by Dayi,
T. Smithers stating that he had paid over $500 TO
a substitute.
Thomas NJ. gilbert, sworn.-Was in the Pro
vost Narshal's Office as Deputy Provost Marshal
rccollect defendant bringing plaintiff and offerin
r him as substitute; the boy was accepted. d.
Smithers then handed to witness $500, and
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 22d, 1867.
Passenger Trains will run follows, until further
notice - 4i5l1Af
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
GEN. SHERIDAN.
CARL
The Hon. Sir Fri
.(r.

HIS RECEPTION AT ST. L0UIS-GEN. CARL
SCHURZ'S SPEECH OF WELCOME
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.-The following para
graphs are extracted from Gen. Carl schurss speech of
welcome last night to Gen. Phil Sheridan:
who can WELD sword ride down hostile batthons, ana
handle an army the rough edges OF battle In you ho
people the glorious model or the American sodrr
soldier who Is no mere unthlnklnR inachd
ia the hands of a superior will, but who knows
what he lighting for, and whose brave scm
will never rest until the victory OF NE
OF a great cause tGreat applause In you they honor
the man whose eagle not only never failed to seize
the decisive moment the field or battle but eeized
with equal certainty the decisive points OF the greae
problem Of day not only as the bold rider of VIM
and the hero OF the Shenandoah Valley and the
Five forks the hero OF the Fifth Military District
as an honest man Applause Sir. you have achieved
triumph inferior TO your exploits soldier Cheefr
You only shown TO the enemies OF the country
the nvncibility OF your arms but the very men VINO
hate you you forced TO respect and esteem you IN
spite of themselves. Applause Even now voiees arc
looming up from the Soubyolces or men who abhor the
authority exercised-voces which cay, I'VE detese
the laws which placed him over US. but Sheridan q
man" fChecrsl. Dark the horizon may appear, eho
dav not far when the struggle We feboW
passing through will lie behind in the records OF
history-he day when the whole American nation nof.a
SOUTH willingly recognizing the benefcent results ot
this great revolution, will again be united IN hahc ho
hand-wnen the Republic will throw her broad sheia
the civ and political rights OF all her ciuIens
Loud cbeers Whatever Louisiana and Texas may say.
blessed be tho day which gives us the secure cign OK
hearty loyalty and impartial justice and blessed be sher
dan braveiy broke the ground ehusiastc ebeei
and tho people OF all the states will oyfuy repeat wha
they already say: LAS the geam OF eheridans steel
the victory. the CLEAN OF et1suan
mind showed the road to peace, as the champion %
isr thoughf" loud cheersl Gen sheridan We wehene
y0l Nod cheersl.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE DONCASTER RACES.
RaRkPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

n, ATLANTIC TELKsRAPH 1HE TRIBUNE
LONDON. Sept. 10--EVening.-Ihc races a. pohC's
fer were inauPuratcd with much spirit 'o-udS'
attracting very largo attendance. including most
Of tho prominent turtles of the United hlhgHoh'
Among the events upon the card toI to-day were the
FUy Stakes. the Glasgow Stakes the Great IorK-
shire Handicap the Champagne STAKES ana 1hc
Frzyiniam Stakes The Filly Stakes for two year
old Gllios. amounting in value 20 ESQ were won by
Athena. The Glasgow Stakes, 50 named after tie
Earl of Glasgow. were carried of by Donald
hahn The Great Yorkshire Handicap. for which
there we're originally 80 subscribers, and when was
rnn over the st. Lcger Course, was won by SeVile'
lightly weighted three-yoar old. carrying i've stone
u pound, The value Of the stakes was $50. III 'no
race for the Champagne stakes, the cash VaIue u
which was & $40, Biuegown was first ana '',uo
second but the former ruled Out i0I ONei"cit""
and the stakes awarded to Virtue. The fllz"iIn"H
Stakes. valued at Gl4J, were won by tnpomer. Do'-
finn, mon the famous st. Leger, which Is ile
greatest event of the DOncaster meeting Is very
heavy. both at Doncaster and at 1atteTSali s.
and from the character of the horses Aho"h
ms starters, slashing race is anticipated.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH SAFES.
MIR Silas c. Herring. of New-York. writes TO me
Jo,Aop Times from Paris that the Commission TO
which was referred the question between the En-
plsh and American manufacturers rs to the compare
tive merits Of their respective burglar and treprooi
safes. has dissolved without making any decislOn'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
GERMANY.

OPENING Oh THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT
BERLIN Sept. l0-Evening.-The second PaIha-
ment of the Confederation Of the North German
States met in this city to-day, and was formally
Opened by His Majesty. King William OF Prussia, III
person. In his speech from the throne the King
commenced by addressing warm welcome TO the
Representatves as members Of the first German Par
lament which had met under the new Constitution.
Abiding to the position of the South German States
he said their national relations with the rest OF Ger
many had been fixed by the treaties OF the
Zolverein which they had signed. He assured the
members that the financial condition of the Conied-
Grafton was excellent its revenues so far had been
auite sufficient TO meet all expenditures. lie
promised that bills would be introduced providing
for complete and equal settlement OF the terms ana
conditions of military service making all necessary
regulations in regard to passports, prescub-
ing a system of weights and measures
for the country, regulating postal matters
with foreign nations and looking TO the
establishment of Consulates in all foreigA ports. and
so the protection of the commercial marine OF the
Confederation everywhere on the high seas. The
King concluded his speech with the following peace
fnl aspiration Gentlemen: Progress is TO be the
great principle underlying all your discussions Your
work will be a work of peace and, by Gods bless
ing the FatheIland will in peace enjoy the fruits OF
your laboY."
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

man-of war that has touched there, although te lo
much frequeDted by whale ships; Hsh' nsiives
wood and water, being plenty and cheap ~ed NV
are h0sptable strangers and rahc ~ ,i ~ Net
the King. found there the Whdlo snip 7'"
Bedford. ,, M, +,e enItau
AZ Johanna I was cordially received by tlp nuiuaI;
with whom exchanged official Nlslls. % visifs of our
disposed toward flag, and ANXIOUS iu' I o,ttiy1
ve.s.s one ~ which the Ben Franklin loHu ifi
Supplies can be obtained ~ very feasuaDo, - aJ
Suitan informed me that indirect saw u1u IL
has been fOr some years DaCa 1i,', /. to nufchgse
French Their manner Of proceeding u W put ~ -,
slaves on tbe African coast by means OF dScs, Nlo i
Them i'm Arab scOws 10 Mobliia one ga ,,o ~ vi pi1
obcnee heV are taken under the representa- V wi pel
tirn3 ratives of the latter place, 20 MagotIa, an
H. of the group. or the Island OF bounoh;
both French colonies. was hhe"isI 'a ii' ~"
so,ta of our merchantmen touching aJ JOhahha nav
carried oil from the sIhu Wltuou' Pci
sbi.cts of the sultan. who complained of tc acts
a. mo 10 enard against such occurrences lh INC utcs
III behind me "A circular addressed 10 the lndseISo'
merchantmen touching there copy OF ~"icn ~ 81 .I,s
hereutb expect 10 leave here in few days iOr MUS
cat whence / shall to Bombay. regret uteply 10
nave 10 repOrt the death of Carpenter o. H. Gerry Who
S,ed ON fhe passage from Alden to Johanna WIN tis eA
ceptiOn. the health OF the 0ihcels anu crew , l'S ~ wy
Good Very respectfully, your ohedient seryoht, >,
e'' Earl, EKGLIsII Commander L. :. n.
Hon. GIDEON WTLIEs, secretary OF tne Navy
The Circular alluded 10 above Is as follows:
UNITED STATES STEAMER lkooUOIs,
JOHANNA BAY. July ~, 1857.
CIRCULAR: To the Masters Ot MeTcd0ff"on O ". Oh"t1
Stqes Of ABetcd OuchHg at JohGhnd: IL having beeh
rcDrcscuted by King Abdaah that some OF his sun
iects have different times been carried away fr0 inc
Island by merchant whaling vessels OF the Uhltcd
States without his permission and therefore contrary 10
his inclination would request that masters OF Eesses DO
especially careful not 10 ship receive on board any per
son whatever unless they have the sanction OF the Ming
In so doing such acts have not only tendency TO impair
friendly relations with the sovereign but are III dlec
violation Of the marine law of our country, the Uted
States EARL ENGLISH. Commander y. s. Navy,
Commanding u. ). steamer lTOquOis.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Sept lO-Noon.-Consols for money, 94 GIG;
United States FyeTwenty bonds, 20; Illinois Central
Railway shares. ~ Erie Railway shares, AZ; Atlantic
and Great Western Consolidated bonds, 2l..
AfternOon.At this hour the principal American secu-
rites are quoted follows: Erie. Az; United States
bonds 73. Illinois Central n; Atlantic and Great West
nP,Ai.
Evening-ConsOls closed at "a 9-16 for money. Ameri
II securities closed at the following rates: United
states FiveTwenty bonds, 7sa Illinois Central Railway
lres az Erie Railway shares All Atlantic and Great
I stern Consolidated shares, 2li.
FRANKFORT, Sept. lO-Evenng. United States bonds
closed at 76t for the issue Of 1862.
LIVERPOOL Sept. lO-Noon-CottOn is dull. The esti-
mated sales to-day 5000 bales Middling Up
bands quoted at 9fd, and Middng Orleans at iOid
Wheat - for White California Corn, $751; Barley, 81.
Oats, 35 Peas, 42. Cheese 5Oi. Beef. $780, Pork, II
lard 60 g. Bacon, 426 Rosin, common, 7l9; Medium,
y9 Talow, H6. Potashes, 81. Sprts TuTpentne,
20 Petroleum Spirits, IOd Refined, I5. Coverseed Al
fternoon-The Cotton market is stli dull and heavy
az der the unfavOTable trade report The market for
Goods and Yarns at Manchester is dull and dropping
Te Breadsuffs maIEet is frmer Corn and Wheat have
materially advanced. The usual authorities quote as
follows: Corn, 25 . per quarter for Mixed Western
Wheat, per GENITAL for California. Barley, o. per
bushel oats, per bushel Peas, 42 per I0i pounds
Canadian. The Provision market is rmer Beef has ad
vanced l52 per barrel for Extra Prime Mess and
Cheese 10 81 per cwt for MiddLng American. The
change Taow. however has declined to 44iS per cwt
Evenng-The Cotton market closed heavy at further
decline Of I'd. American descriptions. The following
the authorized closing quotations. Ahddng Uplands
sid Mdding Orleans lOd. The sales OF the day did
exceed $500 bales The market for Breadstufs closed
rrm. Corn, &C per quarter for New Mixed Western
Wheat, l3 per Genital for California White Oats 3l5 per
as NJ Barley 81 per 60 70 Peas 42 per quarter The
market for Provisions closed strong the following QUO
tations: Beef l52 8. and Pork III per bbl Cheese 81
for American; Lard 5oi9 Bacon, 426; Rosin 7J9 for
Common, and l2 for Fine; Tallow A3; Spirits Turpen
tine 2S Petroleum. IOd for Spirits andl for Refined
Clover Seed, Al; Ashes, 81 for Pots.
LONDON. Sept iO-Noon.-NO. IL Dutch Standard Sugar
"a. Scotch Pig Iron $751; Calcutta Linseed, CSC Oils
Sperm. ais Whale so; Linseed, 2Ss Linseed Cakes
4l05'.
Evening-Sugar "a for No. 70 D. g. IroR 63i per tun
Linseed $50 Whale Oil, $40. Sperm Oil, Ri5. Lnseed
Cakes, s39. Liuseed Cakes, $40 iOI.
ANTWERP. Sept. iO-EveniDg.-The Petroleum market
closed frmer; Standard White last quoted at 50
francs 90 centlmes per barrel.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
yEW-ENGL1ND.

VISIT OF THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL OF hA'"s
TO BOSTON.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 10-The Governor Ana
Council loft by train to-day ON their ocia s's
D, Hosop previous to their return. they VIII MAKE an nm
,sneou os the Perkins Institute for the piiho "" o
.i ,,.s ,Jarpf,rd Institute for the deaf and DUMP
.'r rr,, ~" mrcmANICs' EXHIBITION AT LOWELL, MASS;
i,owgLL, Mass, Sept. 1O.-Ihe Mechanics
@ ,,s,,ed in this city this evening, and large
,n,Se, vi peope are in attendance Huntington HAL
ss seyerh adjacent covering nearly An sere ot
n 49, filed with arIclcs. There are 1,JoO eAhbit-
nj the humber OF articles already IN amount 10 ssv-
& ,s,nd Almost every thing used for manufacturing
va. s , A. on xlbition The display Of manufactured
poi - very ine. It is proposed 70 continue the fair
nm lrlA
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
EASTERN AFRICA.

DISPATCHES TO THE NAVY DETERMINATIONS
PITALIrY or THE KING OF SOUTHWEST
MADAGAsCAR-THE SLAVE TRADE-AMERI-
. CAN MERCHANTMEN IMPLICATED.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-The Navy Depart
Jscnt has received the following;
UNITED STATES STEAMER IEOQUoISi
ADEN hRABIA, Aug. ~, 1867.
BiR have the honor 20 inform the Department OF the
arrival O This vessel at this port yesterday from SeDons
bay, Cape Of Good Hope having touched the way at
~ Augustine Bay OF Madagascar, and Johanna one OF
bhe COnoro Islands At the former place entertained
OF board Ills Majesty King Wiley, who appears 10 reign
over considerable portion Of the SOUTHWEST Coast OF
hhnasscar He seemed TO be much gTatifed at VISIT
snd pfohmed that this vessel ID ths fft American
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
A BANK TELLER ABsCoNDED.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. 10.-Joseph S. Ca
ruthers, the Teller In the Central Railroad Bank, ab-
seconded with 5000 900 on Saturday night last.
reward OF 81 900 Us offered for his apprehension.
Ldter-JOseph :. CaIruheTs, the dcfauting teller Of
the central Railroad Bank, shipped as mate the
schooner WIN Gregory bound for Havana, which was
oseihaued by piotbOa two miles ont at sea, and
brought back Ia leaking condition. having five feet of
water III her hold. She is insured in the Western and
Ihonx Companies CaTuthcrs says ne allowed friend
10 oyeidraw his account and he not benefited one