Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-18

--loorips, INC uhifcAnP5 sun1ckeuI0ua, whom
Georgia used to send TOT tho u, q Senate, lias
written alsster TO axprcss his approval Of the
:" Resolution of sQ9,n and tl,e platform Of the
OHIO ponncsats.ss Very appropriately, be thinks
the esnst &c the Rehellion slli hopeful; is still
ready 10 spedd money Or blood; and regrets
nothfdg IN tho psst bit the dead and the failure.
This is, indeed, a voice flola the Toombs.
Mortified by the bold contradictions between
the Presidents message when he vetoed the Re-
construction Acts. and his own recent " opln-
ions, J Attorney General Stahberry saysahc pre-
pared veto for Mr.. johnson but Andy refused
to use it, and had one gotten up by Buchanan's
old Anti Coercion; Jerry Black of Pennsylvania
u offended Attorney General Stanbclry sorthat 1t
came near Leading to an open rupture with Mr.
Johnsons he having spoken his mind to the Pre-
sident very freely on the subject.
The Boston Advertiser seems to consider
Base Ball players birds, because they belong to
the "fly-catchers."
The Gazeae ought to know that the long rig
marole itre-publishes from the New York Herald,
purporting to DO a conversation between one Of
its correspondents and Hon. Thaddeus Stevens,
is repulliated by Mr.. Stevens as not reporting
what he really said. s -,Ms.
Alderman Bill, McMullen. OF philadelphia,
has been distinguishing himself, at the head Of a
party OF rioting iremen.
Mexican advices report that Vera Cruz Is in
possession of the Liberal forces.
| The N. Y. Gazette reports that Horace Gree
ley is writing life Of himself for the New York
| ledger Mr.. Bonner will commence Its pubca-
ton in two Oh three weeks. The frat installment
Of the autobiography is already In manuscript,
and the next will follow Immediately.
George Alfred Townsend is preparing lee
ture for next winter, on Russian America.
r. Bonner Is putting up an immense new build
Ing for the Ledger.
4 The Republicans in Washington arc well
pleased with the tenor of the recently-published
dispatches from Grant to Sheridan.
Clark Mills the artist, has an order for al
equestrian statue of General Lee.
governments rose rapidly in New York
the other day. 4 little boy make a kite of hi
fathers Scycn-Thirties.
The Cape May Yace says Sc The register
Sat The hotels will compare favorably with allt
'.in many instances exceed last years. Compare
"also with the arrivals Mt Long Branch and Sara
"toga, which are published daily,as at Cape May
sour list will convince the unprecedented arbitc
" that the indications of prosperous season al
still good. Thursday lists of arrivals OF til
"abovc three places, did not vary ten names
Brigham Young, Jr., accompanied by severe
Of his wives, arrived in Philadelphia, on Sunda
evening on his way TO Salt Lake City, from Eu
, rope. He expects to take with him to the Wes
scvenl Philadelphia proselytcs to the Mormo
faith.
, AT the London banquet to William Lloyd Gal
a rison, Earl Russell made speech very conpl
r mentary to this country, culogizng Prcsidei
Lincoln for his political wisdom, and calling lii
, the friend and ultimately the martyr Of fire.
A "dom."
The Austrian Government has dispatched A,
Q miral Tegethoff to Mexico, for Maximilian's bod
The Admiral will take it off with him, If he can
!. Can a man keep what he never had? II
II Republican says lion. Willard salisbury pass,
, through this city on Thursday, on his way
= Washington. to take his seat in the United Stat
II Senate. We hope, for the credit Of our Sta
= that he will keep sober.
u The annual boat race between Yale and Fla
ward Colleges will come off on Thursday of IL
week ON the usual waters--Lake Quinsganon
n near Worcester, Mass The crews of the differc
boats which arc to take part in the regatta arriv
" at Worcester, last week.
!. 1.-THE Broadway is to be the title of ne
" magazine the first number Of which will be issut
i next month by Gen. Routlcdgc & Sons, Londt
d. and New York. 1t is to be issued simultaneous
r. both sides of the Atlantic, and will have DO
8 American and English contributors
?; The Press says The New York Citisen I
: court journal of low politics, announces that
distinguished Democratic leader of that city, sol
nights since, lost forty-ive thousand dollars
n the chance game of poker, the winner beinl
rn- prominent and respected member of the Z
Councils. The Democracy of the country "
,a. be interested in learning the thrilling fact Il
is three aces against three queens did the busne
NJ The prizes awarded at the great Germ
m. Saengerfest celebration seem to have been larg
he received by New York
to The foleign letters of Colonel Fomey to
his Press are among the best specimens Of corr
~ pondence with which the public has lately b.
min favored. There is solid responsibility and 4
I've nifty abont theni, possessed by few ,v-ito's.