Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-08

76en. Sick les has Issued orders 10 suspend al
jury trials In Norih Carolina, on account of non
compliance With the ords reqpilsrg a revival Of
tho Jury Lists. 49,.
-cd Won sehroedar, Gen. shefidsn's Assist
tant Iaspsctor 0ener6l disd OF bfaif fever at New
Orleans on Monday night. s.sst
"A Washington runor says shnt Mr.. johnson
intends rcorganizing his Cabinet.
"A riot and attack on q deputy constable, at
Chicopee, Mass, on Monday night resulted in the
recovery of several sarrelsof liquor whlch tho
Eofacer had seiEed. its q
Two girls, aged 10 and II, were drowned on
Monday while bathing in Ware river, Mass.
johnson to Stanton: "Public interests de-
"mand that you should leave.n Stanton, 10
johnson: "'Other public interests require me to
stay" Result; Stanton stnyss
The first instalment.of Horace Greeley life
appears in the New York Ledger, of this week.
1t Is historical in character, goes back to the
time of James l., and to 16l1. picture is pre-
sented of Abe house in which Mr.. Greeley 5
mother was married.
/ The New York Tribune says -" We will say
" that there is no soldier more dear to us than
" General Sheridan. lie has been as illustrious
" in peace MS in war;"
What color is !" Bismarck colori"
Information from New Orleans concerning
the late arrival of coolies, show them TO be the
first of an installment of several thousand soon
to arrive In charge OF commissioner of the
Chinese Government. The Commissioner is to
remain until he sees that the contracts made are
carried out. The contracts are with a number Of
planters In Louisiana, Texas and Alabama. One
stipulation of the contract is that dead Ceestials
shall be returned to China.
They say the Evening Telegram, of New
York, Benefits new paper, Is dead failure.
"A well-known Philadelphia In Paris was in
want of II hat, and, not being able to speak
French, considered himself lucky In stumbling
upon store where such articles were sold, to
find In gold-lcaf letters upon the window ENG
fish spoken here" He entered, selected his hat,
and asked how much, and was replied to as fol-
lows by the French shop-keeper: ~ would
schargc gentleman twenty francs will scharge
you sixteen" A Frenchman wouldn't often give
such doubtful compliment.
Tho story started by Chicago paper that
the little Japanese boy, "All Right" was dead,
is not true lie is all right.
u
Senator, advises the people of that State to ac-
ccpt the terms of reconstruction offered by Con-
gress, without cavil or delay"
His Honor Mayor Norcross, Of Boston, has
appropriated his salary to objects of charity,
giving two thousand dollars to the Old Mems
Home, aud smaller sums to other charitable in
situations.
Not few of the best physicians In New
York anticipated n very unhealthy August and
many of them are just now snatching hasty
vacation in order to be physically ready for work
The difference between Western and East.
ern congregation is very marked in the matter Of
bald and grey heads. In some of our congre-
CATIONS about half of The gentlemen have the
frosts OF many winters on their heads. A West
ern audience shows very few.
Considering the utterly fossilized character OF
the intcllccts of the Maryland Democrats, 1t is al
most remarkable that they have fully recognized
the fact that slavery Is dead beyond resurrection
Some Of them, however, have done so. The Eastop
Gazette, which endorses B. g, Harrs's course In
the 3Stl and Both Congresses, speaking of his re.
cent letter, says -" The idea Of again reviyine
slavery is SO absurd that it has perhaps never en-.
Nicu the heu Vi siiiple member OIL the COnsti-
tutional Convention, and would not even under the
circumstances be tolerated in the part of the State
which Mr. Harris has SO ably represented.
Never fix upon the 25th Of July for n picnic
| or any other open-air excursion. That day, for
the last forty-one years, has been rainy.
"A new religious weekly, to be called The
Adraace, will be issued on the LIST OF September.
in Chicago, Illinois. 1t is to be an eight-page
sheet, will represent Congregational principles
and policy, but proposes to be conducted "in a
esprit of courtesy and fraternity toward all
Christians" Rev. William W. Patton, D. D.,
who resigns the pastorate of leading church to
take charge of it, will be Editor-in-C Chief. Tie
subscription price is to be $3.50 per annum. Adj
dress "Thc Advance Company" P. o. Drawer
G37I Chicago
A Mr.. Jones has recently revived the pho
netic system in England. 1t is only prejudice of
the eye, he says, that keeps US from Saying j.
Die gave JAG kic, when JAG gave Die noe
on the bac with n THO stc.'