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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
Police Cases.

Mary J. wilson (coloredD was brought before
the Mayor on charge Of stealing shawl anu a
pair of shoes from Peter Wilson. She waa held
TO ball In the sum of 5000 to answer the charge at
the next term of court ut New Castle.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Wilmington, Del, Jan. 4. 1857.
The First Nationa! Bank Of thi city has announced
dividend Of per cent, clear oil y. 'aA' p"S""''
IN and after the 10th inst
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

Fatal. AcctlHsT.--On Sunday afternoon last,
the clothes of IL coloreti woman named Hogans,
employed in the house OF DIR. b. r. ciia'h.ih' ut
Odessa, Academy caught fire. Before the NAMES
could be extinguished the woman was 80 paaiy
burned that she died during the next night. she
narrowly escaped setting the house on IRE rs 'he
carpets had caught fire from her clothes, and were
considerably burned when she was discovered.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
r-.- r,ou-,fs-zzxy, PENNsYLVANIA CEN
LA h,Esssisssssss.s ss::szt TRAL RAIL ROAD.

1.uMMEk AkkANGEMEMT.---1'he trains of the
- Penurylyania Central Railroad leave the Dems, ~
Thrtyrst and Market streets, which g Re,
ed By the cars of the Market stree, h as,
way running to and from Ihe eIinntes nrior 10
eur leaves Front street about thirty 'A'' f
the departure Of each Train, and Market ats
sundayCars l ssSsrtrs " each Train
10 s R",,e Express will call for and deliver
,,, a, IL iJeput. Orders left at the office, No.
DnsE ate a, street. will receive attention.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
yKTlILcOX q GIBBS
NoIsELEsS
Sewing Machine.

OFFICE AND sALEsRooM alb MARKET ST.
Wilmington, De.
Having the STATE AGENCY fol. these Justly cele-
brated Machines W. AN furnish all styles and prices
Of FULL CABINET, and HALF CASKS, on receipt Of
order. We give full
INSTRUCTIONS GRATIS
To all our customers at their homes, when desired,
Please send for price list and pamphlet
Soliciting your very careful examination, we remain
Yours respectfully,
uoys-s WIN. Il, CROW,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

81 AGENT FOR THE COLLECTION OF DEBTS.
uouSE RENTS, sc. Orders may be- lett ~ ~ '''
WALNUT street nr At the Office OF the eo''"'e'o'o"
oct2T-tf
MICHIGAN FINE CUT, solace, sunnysiae, ar ai.a
mi ali brands Of Plug Tobacco, AZ the lowest msLke'
prices. at HAYES, Front and Msrketsts Ino'f'An
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
Spirit of the Press.


There is warm feeling awakened In OPP
position to the recent decision OF the U. >.
supreme Court in the Indiana Conspiracy
case, as being purely political opinion IKE
that in the bred Scott case The New YORK
Herald and Washington Ch'onicfe are per-
hans the seyerest critics among the news
papers. The Philadelphia North -inaer'-
can had a dignificd but severe article on Inc
decision In its issue of Friday.
Forney on the President.
There il no .'let up to Colonel Forneys
scathng criticisms on the President. we
cut the following from his . Occasional
letter to the Press of Saturday s.
"The infamy of President of the United
States advising convicted and confessed
| traitors to reject an amendment OF the ma
tional Constitution, after that amendment
had been adopted by more than two-thlrds
of the two Houses Of Congress, and ratihed
by most of the Legislatures OF the loyal
States. and by more than four hundred
thousand majority of the popular vote, was
reserved for the Administration OF Andrew
Johnson. But when these traitors are addi
tionally invoked to maintain their ATTITUDE
of hatred to the Government, by the lorna
declaration of this same man, that the SM
Dren,s Court of the United States io,t
sustain them in their organized anyroui
3 tutle. we have still blacker proof OF VIVA
, that wretched apostate calls his policy. IN
: Charleston Is. c. Courier Of Tuesday last
b in an article published in nearly all oil yes
e terday's newspapers. carefully states tha
I the President, in an interview with Colon'
/ Weatherby, member of the South Caroiin
Senate, "expressed hope that the Souti
ern States would remain firm in their pos
ton as regards the constitutional amen,
ment, and steadfastlv reject it,. And iurt
It err, that the President feels. confiden
III from q recent decision giuen M me ~
IRENE Court, that he WiH be susfd'nt
ne bu that ia,o-abiding body"
ic Here we have, at glance, another 9,
OF dence of the fatal tendency OF the recent
r. cision of the Supreme Court, by major
i'll of one man. that there is no way to pun
b. n large class of guilty traitors, save by CT
trials, these trials in most cases to be CO
he Quoted in communities thoroughly and
ultantly dsaifccted to the Government, a
of that all former trials of this kind were Il
le- gal, thus opening the road to new SYST
err, of rebel revenge upon loyal men. AND Al
cal rev johnson, consistent in nothing !
treacbery, justifes by this decision his WI
mt ed encouragement of treason, and his he.
he less prescription Of loyalty. How rapi
to his despotic steps have been taken
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

LsurusE.-.Rey. A. Rittenhouse will lecture In ST.
paul's NJ. Il. Church, on Friday evening" january
nth, 1867, for the benefit Of Independent DIVISION
No. Q, s. of H. The subject to be disconrsed upon
By the Rev gentleman will be the Restoration OF me
Jews" and those who know his eminent Abilities VIII
he ..lnd In hnye All nnnnrtnnity Of hearing hint
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

Daily, except satntday; ! Daily paiiy ex'tpt
Running through from Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh
and Eric without change of cars.
Sunday Accommodation Trains for Paoli and inter-
mediate stations leave Philadelphia at 100 A. NJ. ami
1.oo +. Nj returning leave Paoli at $50 A. NJ, and
400 p. NJ. x
Ii located at No. 6si Chestnut street. where Tickets
to all important points may be procured and full ii-
formation given by JOHN z. ALLEN, Ticket Agsn.
Aid, AZ Ibiu ylrst and Market streets, applcu-
tim nt tc - THOMAS Ii. PARKE.
Ticket Agent ut the Depot.
An Emgrant Train runs daily except Sunday fo
fiil particulars az tu fare and accommodations,
| appyto FhA Az I,,i rS M,
| The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not ms
sunni any risk for Baggage, except for Wearns Al-
uarel aud limit their responsibility to One Hundrei
Dollars IN value All Baggage exceeding that ainuh.
10 value will b. at the risk Of the owner, unless takei
| by special contract. octi
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III. rysssssss NEW ROUTE z4f =sss =

La :ss:s;sss:ss;ss:1a NEW NULL t-sAgrtAzt
TO THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
Steamboat train If delaware Rail tioaM i,ne, VIII
81, rillr Car e YES Whining TN daily lShhahys "a
rp,,l,.IiS nj l;.5 A. NJ connecting Win ,hc hhe
Steamers
CITY OF NORFOLK
LADY OF THE LAKE,
w.. p,r,.,nouth and Norfolk, Va. AT Portsmouth
| ,mss,.n,ers make close connection WIN Trans "
Seaburd and R,anoke Railroad for Weldon, kaleien
Charlntie. Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah, ana
ali Southern Points. Returning. boats Leave rorts,
i NJ utarays sxce sye C RI slt' Al
Sas 4 II n. d arrive ut Wilmington at l2.lb noon.
''i FREIGfT CONNECTIONS me made not ; o BY. a.
Portsmouth. with Seabuard and k9npoke hal mnnu
the Mississippi at Memphis, and whose conhect'ng
lines ieach a'' p'i'''s - H. Q. SEWALL,
aecs Supt lei Il. Il. Line
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

The .Perfumed Russian Bath Socity'
has just been formed by some of the natobs
of New York.
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tst,pp the project of erecting first cnss Hotel IN
that city. A committee has been appointed to secure
charter nom the Legislature 1t Ia about time they
had ,rakeued IN In that direction. Wet Chester he-
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

Wilmington Quotations, furnished by K. h Rop'
insoIl q CO., Bankers, 4th and Market sts.'
st 10 AZ ait,ak NJ. to-day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03
r-s- ,,,.z--zr-ss1 WEST CHESTER AND PaILA-
LA is;szsz| DELPllIA Il. H., VIA MEDIA.

Wiafer Arrangements
On and after Monday, October loti, ieoo Tue ""'n'
wv W,st chester Trains leave Philadelphia for wsst
Cheser-750 A. NJ, Ii A. NJ, 2.3o r. M 4.4" "'
"n Leave West Chester for Philadelpha-6ao s'oo'
10 AS A. NJ, 1.55, Ado T.. M xt ,a ,.av.
inc Phadephia ut 44b P. NJ will not stop a. pennsi-
to, and will stop below r. e Junction AZ penns,nn
Leave Pennelton for Philadelphia-s.4I A. A., $50
These trains stop at all intermediate stations aud
ON srspAys-Leave Philadelphia AZ S.so A. M'' anu
~ leave West Chester at 1866 A. ~, and 20 T.. n;
Trains leaving phadephia at 'o e. saS M and
,snp, ~ .nnnpct nj b. c. junction with trains IN
F 1 oxis1d , aa Wssras apas only
A., bnsy,,5e and the Company will not ~ any case W
~ sssosbe for an amount exceeding 800, unless
special contract 's hi"us 'o' 'A' HENRY WOOD,
| N General superintendent.
1
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Jrausllers' 6uide.

HREIGHr LANES EOk NEW YORK
Il and all the Stations ON the CAMDEE Mn M NJ
HOY and connecting Railroads. lNChhASHo phi
q THE CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAiLRo1;AAlE; A mp
TR ALTON COMPANY FhElGmiiIl LII ~
far New Tork will leave WALNUT street Whsri NV
,Jc,,ck p NJ daily Sundays excepedl. -, -
Freivht must be delivered before ~ O'CLOCK, 70 pe
forwarded the same day.. ~, , Nov, york a,
70 Moon and and 7. NJ r,,r,s+o, Ne,v
Freivht for TRENTON Princeton, ninEe,11ii -.
Brunswick, and all points IN the Snn.en anu MA a iy
Rar,ad alsu IN the Belvdcre, Delaware Mnn , ,r.
nvInn the New Jersey, the Ereehod ana .nnesu',s,
and tie Burlington and Eonni Hoiiy haifoau'' :"
: ;.ad md forwarded up to 7. Nj. NIT,
The Reyidere Delaware Railr''ad connecss u. Ia,
II .,turg with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, ana ~
rumEacbuuk with all points IN the Delaware, Lack
s.an,.' and Western Railroad, ior@nrdhg ~ n ny.r
NJ. R,tfnlu aud other points IN western new iush LIZ
Ill, New Jersey Railroad connectr al Eihanelh wih
~, Nan iarsey central ltarlud, and at Newark WIZ
~. Eorri, and Essex Rarad; , s
~ lii, neIuuradum specifying tnn niiii ne a ~,
r,rps shiuners and consgnees must, ~ every "
,, he .enf with each loud Of goods or no rece'p'
WI IL increased facilities have been Made ior ,n a.
,n,,,',rrari,, Of live sock Druvefr ae ihplteo ~
, ~, r,,,ie When stock IL furnished Ia qnant'ies
" rarads or more, IL will he delivered y, NJ w
n, ~ Err,eb street near the Drove YARD Or ~ ~
| VI North River, ~ the shippers may aes'ghae ~
ens IN All, ,er,,, Of uIher information apply TO
| H'' " ALTER FREEMAN. fragit bfeh,,
| Ma 2qG s. DELAWARE Avenue nilsu' ipnia'
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA. RAIL Rail =, RoAp p, fGh
~ ET'Hl,EHEM, DUYLESTOWE y, MAadHn SMn
t;ntJNK. HAZLETbN, EAsToN, WILLIAMSBURG

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAIL RoAp;IF,Uoihf
~ BETHLEHEM, DgYLEST,0S1lMy GE,Nssp p6SRT
CHUNK, HAZLETON. EASToN, Wii-i.'n4" '
AND WiLKESBARRE,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
I'm and after MONDAY, MAY 2lst, 1850, passei.
,sr Tra;ns will leave the NEW DEPOT, Third stteel,
1bnve Thompson street. Philadelphia, aailyi tshh""s"
Al It'd a. M tExprcss) for Bethlehen, Auen'o"''
Mnucb Chunk Wilkesbarrc, Willialsport
4 M a m fAccummudatDn) for Dpyiestowh.
ID n. M (Acc,mIn0datiuu) for Fort washington
o3O D. M Accommodation for DoylestnWn'
ssO D. M lExpress) for Bethlehem, Eastoh, CIV.
mis- train reaches Easton NJ G4o p M any -, s Vs.
anse connection with the New Jersey Central Tor New
York. ,.
liz b M fAcc0nmudatUn) for Bethiehem hiie''-
| town. Mauch Chunk Danville and Williaiispofl-
| n X n IN Accommodation for L'liisdae:
ii D. nj, Accommodation for Fort washington. . s
rbruilh Tickets must be procured AZ the Icket ol
dce TUIKD street or BERkS street, III oruer I" W.
| cure the lowest rates OF fafe
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE,
Rethiphem nj % u. M, i225 nOun, anu e.io p. IN
| Duylestuwi al b.1U H. nl.i eiv aha V."S r. $50
Luiisdale III u. M ,o1r,r,
Furt Washington ut 10.50 q. M, anu z.io y "'
| ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem ut T. m.
| philudebia for D,,yest,iHn al 2.au r. III.
| Ih,viestwii for philadelphia ~ i.zo H. M
| R.ihiphrm tor Philalelphia AZ Am r. ~; !,
rE-Iiillmals Baggage Express VIII call loi anu W
,;ver ba,rr.ge at the depot. Orders may DC ieit IA
N, 11Y South THIRD street. ,,, .,,,
| c2-u iLLie SAi,NsN-t -
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F..s- -,4.a.st,ss.s.sr1 PHILADELPHIA AND BALTI
La -: Nm MORE GENTkAL RAILROAD.

Els MORE GENTkAL RAILROAD
On and after Monday October Is, 1scd, IT Tins Will
LEAVE EASTWARD. LEAVE WESTWARD.
Stations. i. II. p. NJ. :, s,atio,s An PM
osing SUM- S sss sss Wasi CHESTER, 500 tso
ayondae. lis 4oSCuncord,. esi 80
Kennett, 100 4.20IChadd's Ford, a3g 6ll
Concord, $40 DIV sNohuale, t"io oos'
VI. c. Jnnction,seo b.isiwest Grove 1927 10.
Philadelphia, a.25 6.llJxinrd, 1870 IM
West Chester, a37 G.l Kissing Sun, slu
market train with PASSENGER car at'seheu VIII
IN Tuesdays and Fridays, leaving the Rising sun ~
iiih A. Nj, oxford AT IL A. NJ, and Kennett at lo'
r. Nj, and connecting at West Chester junction with
II train for Philadelphia.
freight train with passenger car attached will
leave the West Chester Junction OH Wednesdays and
Saturdays, ON the arrival Of the sao ~ tram irom
Philadelphia, and will run tn Oxford only.
West Chester passengers make close connect,on AZ
the Junction by morning and afternoon tfalns'
A. NJ, and leaving Philadelphia for Rising sun ~ 4ao
p NJ will stop On West Chester and Philadelphia X.
r., at Media only; and Philadelphia, aud Baltimore
Central Railrua passengers 10 or from other STATIONS
leaving the Baltimore Central junction at s.47 A. NJ,
and leaving Philadelphia t.l5 I. A.
daily line of stage o ach Bottom, In Lancaster
county, leaves Oxford Mt arrival Of the m9inng
train from PHILADELPHIA leave peaeh bo' st,ern s
train for philadelphia. +. ssenger tickets tArougn.
Passengers uie allowed to take wearing appafsloniy
49, bag,,ase. and in 10 case v ii the Company be re-
sponsible for sn aniuint TX, eeuhs sioo, uhiehs
si,rcial contract il made for the same.
'p">'''' HENRY WOOD,
Genl. Superintendent,
Philadelphia, Oct lat, 1866.
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Defawars Gri6wsts.
delaware Tribune!

LITERARY, AGRICULTURAL NEWS
PAPER.
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T,HE NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE "INsTITUTE BUILDING"
Insures against FIRE, Houses and all other kinds
Of Buildings with their contents, for periods OF time
varying from three months TO term OF years.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
ocls-lyl 8. d. NINTH. Treasurer.
JAMES wooILHf'
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
No. 4. L sixth st., (saville Buildng.)
Wilmington, Del.
Fire,
Marine,
Inland,
Navigation,
| Accidental
and Live Stock Insurance,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

,ur LARGEST PAPER IN THE STATE !!
u..ued Every Thursday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-03

Msyrtse or rnr CATHOLICS Of this city was held
in the hall of the new school at Sixth and Pine sirects
on Christmas day, at which 1t was unanimously
agreed to petition the legislature in Its coming session
TO grant them their share Of the school FUND lot ,ne
benefit Of ST. Msry's and ST. Peters schools Oh ms
city, and for st. Josephs school On the nahkf-"'
zefts.
Are mot the Public Schools already es'apntHeu a,
open to children Of this denomination ~ 10 .ofs ",
,ny ,,h.r n they are there is no reason why any
stats aid should he extended to their densminationai
.chnns aver which the public can exercise no CONTROL
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-17
0R0vILLE, SATURDAY, AUGUST II.

DEAD LocK.-The Sacramento Union and the
Union party, through their nominee for Governor,
are at dead lock, and one or the other must soon
cease TO be regarded of any particular import
wrothy that Mr.. Gorham should dare to think Of
political preferment. and when its frowns failed to
crush his political hopes and aspirations, it per
emptorily forbade his nomination by the Union
party. 1t was effort on the part of that paper
to be the Union party of California 1t is still en-
deayoring to demonstrate the fact and that the
sixty odd thousand voters Of that party must do its
bidding, or be consigned to the tomb of all the
Capuets.n Now it is none Of our business partic-
uarly which whips. but it is evident that either
the Sacramento Union, or the Union party will
soon be without influence in the great State of Cal
ifornia II the latter they will forever regret hav
ing held State Convention, and that they had not
permitted the Sacramento Union to name their
candidates, and exercise a general supervision oe
their party affairs. The impudence of the
whole transaction is only equalled by the at
tempt Of the New York Herald to say who should
be elected President in Sc and is thus far excelled
only by the aacrity with W ich the Herald rushed
to the support of the man it had vainly endeav-
ored to defeat. 1t will test the backbone of the
Union party
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-17

ROMANTIC AFFAfR.-About twenty years since,
a vonng man left Scotland and went to Canada.
Atterward he removed to New Hampshire, where
he became al influential and popular lawyer and
prominent politician. Fourteen years ago his sis-
ter very worthy and entellgent girl. emicrated
from Scotland 10 this town. Ever since her ar
rival in this country she has tried to ascertain the
whereabouts Of her brother few days since she
his name in the proceedings of the Legislature
of New Hampshire, and immediatly went to Con-
cord and visited the State House. As the ladies
gallery was full she was invited to take seat in
the body Of the House. Soon after being seated
she saw member rise and come near where she
was sitting speak 10 some She very soon bad
an opportunity 10 say 10 him is not Willie :
He looked in her face and recognized his own sis
ter Maggie. The gentleman referred to has been
member Of the New Hampshire Legislature three
wears and at the present session was candidate for
Speaker. He has been eqaal anxious as his sister
10 aboat bis relations hu. since his departure he
couldNarn nothing Of them, although he has ire
quenily written 10 them and TO Others respecting
them. The parents have been dead several years.
The gentlemen visited town 10 see his sister, the
past week and seemed overjoyed in the reunion.-
LGirrtncs -frsi efcan.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-17

Tunnel USDER THg ATLANTIc.-The following,
from the Hons JodrRa! sounds a little Munchss-
ensh: proposition Is on foot 20 start the sigan-
tic undertaking OF running tunnel under the At
lantic Ocean. in order to connect the New and Old
World together by means OF a submarine railway
The most eminent engineers, both in America and
Earope, have been consulted and they have drawn
Up report which is perfectly feasible, and only
requires time and money 10 carry ont, while the
capital though stupendous. will be forthcoming
So far as calculated approximately, 1t viii require
SEQ goo coo English pounds, OF 81 500 600 600.
Plenty OF pitslists are ready to engage in this
marvellous undertaking. and soon as the plans
are arranged the nIoaey viii be advanced The
proposed plans are in themselves the wonder OF
this shillfull age of engineering science.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-17

GARIBaLDi OF RoME.-General Gatibaldi, on
ceirt from the Students Committee of Bologna of
his appointment as honorary member, returned the
following reply: Rome, tine slave of tyranny-as
you say-and polluted by the embraces of the
priest, knows well that shall not fail in my task.
An old remant Of Mount Janeulus in that city, |
desire above all to return there and 20 share in the
deveranee of that sanctuary of Italian glories.
And YOU generous youths. you will be present also
al the decisive banquet OF redemption, from which
not a single Italian must not ee missing since the
glesson 10 be dealt with is one OF Liberty or Of
Slavery for the whole of Italy.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-17

THE MORMON IssuE.-The discussion announced
for last Sabbath evening between Elder Falk and
Zach Baker, came of per announcement, and
terminated in q single round between the principal
disputants. There was any amount of skirmishing
between amatuer and aStute theologisns, after
the principals had exhausted the subject and them.
selves. Calls were ma dc for other speakers but
they failed to respond and after pretty good imi
tation of the scene that must have occurred when
work ceased upon the tower of Babel, the crowd
dispersed some to Christian devotion ard some to
cards; to wordiness, and probably the great
majority to the service of Satan. We did not
arrive on the ground in time to hear the regular
disputants- but were quite satisfied with the rregu-
lar discussion that followed. 1t Interpolation
in the political canvass. at which candidates came
down and mingled with the masses. We incline to
the opinion that the boys are disposed to make fun
of Elder Falk, and that Zach Baker had better
stick his political canvass if be expects to hold
the promised inquest On the 'cold corpsus' of his
lolilical opponents.