Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-28

GUARDIAN Angel. Tine f'ianO IN the Unlteu
States" by James Parton, contains much
that is interesting in relation TO that subject.
There are further excerpts from Haw-
thorne's Mole Books, the subject heing his
visit to Ambleside, after Wordsworth's
death, and pilgrimage to the poets grave,
in Grasmere church-yard. DIR. j. j. Hayes,
in sketch called "Dr. Mothe,r gives q
curious account of an original recluse III
Greenland, who treated him very Hospitality.
There is an article on "The Religious
Side of the Italian Question" by Joseph
Nlazzini, strongly cOndemnng the Papacy;
but ever since Ma2zini asserted the moral
right oil assassination his speculatons have.
ceased To interest us. This begins the TWEEN
lietll volume, and gives evidence that ii in
tends to maintain its high position as stand
ard magazine nj the country.
ArtAul's Nag0ziae.-
The July number Of Arthur's Magazine
has been issued The embellishments are
very pretty, the fashion plates all that are
needed, and the reading matter of the most
choice and interesting character. Arthur
embraces among its contributors some of the
very best writers OF the day, and every word
and line in its pages are couched in the most
chaste and refined language. II is ever a
welcome visitor in the home circle, from the
tact that it can be placed in the hands OF old
and young, male and female, with the as
imnrovmcnt of the mind anil heart Of aiI who
neruse ito naree Thie monthIv r;cLlv do.
serves the euccees that ottend. /,
The Children's Hour
m, Inc Ju.y nullloer OF tne ChiluI rem >
LioV ~ "ingaAlne lol me llltle ones eui'en
ny o. ArlhuI, nas oeeh puohsheu. ~
sons",ns hulliucr VI aI'cles Wnieh may DC
, ,.an WIN pressure anu pioht n0t only ny
my un1s pu. All; Is reaiY gem
. anu WV eNllulcn, Wherever IL mas Deen IN
Srvuueuu, alc pvIleelly charmed WIN II
lhis number ~ tne nfst OF inc second volume,
nv VIZ t nus, ti LIN. tne pupilsheIs WIN nnVe
I M aupsei pun ilsl lurRely augmented IA
~. De'nmals. ~ lnlluelee ioI soou CANNOT NC
w. n'snIy 9st,.i,,' ~. anu Wy haye no uouot
,. WI luu tla. Wy SUBSTITUTING lor ~
tncy WIN save more tlhh the price o. SUD
sSlip.i , uAi,uIueu IN Inc urchnse OIL WORKS
y. ilt i9ss taisu, anu Mlich no nol exercise
81 hoou III iinuence On lne teauer'
Arrest Of Benneu. Some time ago we
stated that the wife of John Deakyne. of
| Brandywlne Hundred, had eloped with a
| Rebel from North Carolina, named John
| Bennett. Mr.. Deakyne advertised her at
the time, forbidding all persons harboring
her, as he would pay no debts of her con,
| .racting. Ii appears that when the parties
left they took Mr. Deakyne's horse and car
riagc, some carpet and several other articles.
ne morse anu carriage was afterwards re-
9 HIl'.' =" ns uMmel' Us aso inc CARPET. MI
Deahyne' however, got OUT warrant ior
tne arIes , o.. Dehng'., on lhe charge oil lar-
ge9y H9 y succueHeu IN securing ms arrest
~ NeS,l Sou,iif n'a, NM, oh ni1huay week.
" N"', ,'' W that TVate' ne anu hrs'
4, - utu oeen wig -. 'he i'ousc Vi rIahcis
n. .nnsan., .eur Elhlon, US man ana Wile
LOT 'ne pug. NV iilonlhs' When bennell
NUS a ~ eu w woman ueGIareu her inlen,
.loh 10 iono , MN, anu Alr' Deakyne ohereu
10 take heI III us carriage, Dnt as there was
no conveyance lor me onicer ana Bennett,
sle iei"s ,1, 70 Ivy wl'h hlul' any walked
through tne muu anu ram AL inc way TO
newark Al thls place when she found that
lhere Mas noeonVeyance 10 orlhg her 70 wa.
mllns'un, s'.t Nlsseu Penhell d nuh3er OF
uhles III 'he presence OF lne crowd ana gave
MN Lei iauuNvlSi'ls e 1e was uelvereu
NV Wy eusl1,y v, uii'vei nusse', o. WINE
gay Ileek hundred, VINO brought nm TO
1 En IVY , Mncfe H. NJ l1tu nearing before
and gave his testimony, after which Bennett
was committed on two charges of larceny. 10
await his trial In Noyemher next In ia.
fault Of 81, 800 bail he was sent to New Gas.
tie on Tuesday. She is sand 10 Inc rather nre.
possessing in nppearanee. while Bennett il
| quite homrlv.
lecG GpaN'@ Mauers We W., copy we iol,
| soWlnS Hclhs from inc ElRton Wht9, 81
9ayuruay
o1snuA L, Ash' y ms Town. CUT one OF
the myers oil ms leit mana, whlle making a
Wedge with br0adax, on Saturday last.
rue hnSei was nearly severed ifomthe hand.
in handling n niece Of nmher. had sniintel
run in The back of his hnnd MAKING very
painful wound.-so severe indeed that the
| splinter had 10 he cut ont Tho oneration
was performed by Dr. Foreman
Sainmie. little son ot VIM & Romhn teli
| down cellar wav ON last Tuesday and rn,
his head severely,
Last Sunday was desecrated bv riot be.
| tween midnight and davhrenk nj PORT ne.
posit. Three yonng men nj Tho town ana
vicinity and three Irishmen had n aevers
fight. The latter were snverelv nnn,sLe1
| AS there arc various reports in reGard 10 il
| and tho affair mi havinr honn 90 e,et twas,
tirated. the names are snnnressed
|
heRt CdWHtg ADIrs. copy the fol.
! lowing items from the Dover UeidsGredR
ol Saturday
ing, commencing Julv 2ith. nj the camden
Union Camp Ground. will take nlace on
Monday, July s, at . O'Clock. p. NJ ON said
| ground
John Denney, ST., an aged, well known.
and much esteemed citizen of Ills town
| died on Thursday last nftnr n hrinf illnoas
at the residence Of his son. near dover
The colored people of Camden are MAKING
rapid progress in the erection of n Inrre ond
commodious school.honse