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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

The Managers OF the Board Of Trade Mt their
meeting Tuesday evening, acted upon the invita-
ton sent by the Detroit manufacturers, to send
delegates to Cleveland by calling meeting of the
Manufacturers of the City Mt the rooms of the As
ISOLATION, on Monday evening the 18th inst, at s
o'clock.
The important interest our city has In manufuc-
turing industry seems to make 1t entirely proper
that there should be delegates sent to Cleveland
to speak for Wilmington, and 1t will be Nh addi-
tional opportunity to let the world know what is
the extent of our productive enterprise. Tha fact
that very few cities, II any, in the country, pro-
dnce so much, In proportion to their population,
should be kept before the people.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

Some fellow in Baltimore recently engaged a
number OF colored men of Philadelphia to drcdge
for oysters in the Chesapeake Bay. Twenty
five or thirty of them arrived at Baltimore, on
Friday when they were placed on board brig,
and instead of going to dredge oysters in the
Chesapeake an attempt was made to carry than
to the Nevassa Islands to dig guano. Some of
them smet the rat and protested others en-
ployed lawyers to protect their rights and got off
whilst few escaped from the brig in the harbor,
and the remainder were carried away, ignorant
of their destiny. The affair caused considerable
excitement
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

Admiral Farragut will not leave Lisbon for
some time, having resolved to prolong his stay in
that port.
--Reverdy johnson, of Maryland, has lost the
sight of his left eye, and he fears that cataract
Is now forming on his right.
Lawyer Bradley, of Washington, "thc de-
barred, cannot hereafter practice in any court In
the District, though no may appear before JUS
ticeS Of the peace,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

THERE SEEMS TO BE great unanimity among
the various interests in asking the repeal OF
the cotton TAX. Resolutions asking 1t have
passed the Tennessee State Senate and me-
MORALS to that effect have keen adopted by
the Chambers of Commerce of New York
and Cincinnati, and the Boston Board Of
Trade. 1t is claimed that the Government
gets scarcely any revenue from this tax, as
the cost of collecting it eats up nearly all the
money It produces.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14
COMMERCIAL IMPORTS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PmilApi.IrniA, Nov. 13.-Cotton dull and un-
changed.
Bark Sol.
Clover seed $7Ge7.50.
Flour steady, supcrnnc S7.750s.5O; extra FAM
lily s10.50@12; fancy Sl3di1i; corn meal I'M
changed.
Wheat 81 2Om2.i5; rye 81 ,556s1 60; corn ST.
3GCa1 80 for yellow, mixed Western $1.36oal 80 |;
oats Gjct15c. barley S1.450l5 3.
Groceries and provisions unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Philadelphia, Nov listers S@S94c. for
extra; 6l46q71sc. for fair to good; 40s6c. for
common.
Sheep unchanged, six thousand head sold Mt
I0p5lac
Hogs dull, $50 sold Mt nine to ten dollars nett.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

TIE DEMOCRATS have an exceedingly
barren triumph, even where they have sue
ceeded. Neither New York nor New Jersey
elects U. s. Senator by the new Lcgisla-
ture. Nor have our opponents secured a
single Governor of Northern State. Ex-
cept English in Connecticut, the Governors
of all the old free States are Republicans.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

EVERY OPPOSITION PAPER Is raging against
the assertion that Grant Is Radical Repub-
lican, and threatening him with fearful con-
sequences If he dares to lie. But to Grant
1t is no new thing to defy rebel hate and
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

Greeley aud the Tribune. 1t might be worse u.
Tho Ledger, II lsgrayelv declared, Is cdi-
ted ont of the Encyclopedia, except the Demo-
cratic tone, which Mexican and Joel Cook manage
~ stick into It, very effectunlly Inc
fnqm{up' emasculation of spirit Is the fauit OK
ffardfhg, whose caution Is as great as some OF ms
other uiialties 3W y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

WE ARE GLAD to chronicle the fact that
the Kent County Teachers Convention, at
Dover, on Saturday took resolutc steps to
call State Convention of the friends of
Popular Education throughout the State.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

The ACTION of the full bench in the Dis
trict Superior Court at Washington, sus-
tanning Bradey's expulsion from the barb
Judge Fisher, is gratifying proceeding to
the latter, as it undoubtedly is proper
vindication of the dignity ofthe Court.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

Dispatches from Mr.. Diiscoll, Secretary of the
Republican State Central Committee of Mlnneso-
ia, says sufficient returns have been received to
warrant the announcement of the recollection of
VIM. r. Marshall, the Republican candidate for
Governor, by at least five thousand majority,
against $3.50 two years ago, and more glorious
than any former achievement of the Republican
party, the amendment striking out the word
"white' from the Constitution has been probably
adopted Manhood suffrage was voted for by near
y ninth-lenths Of the Republicans Of the Stnte.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

The BosToN JOURNAL says that the Re
publican majority in that State will be 27,-
900. The official vote of Boston foots up
Adams, d., 94o4; Bullock, r., 1929. Demo
cratic majority 2072
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14
Washington Gossip.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Is

THE COTTON TAN.
From the members of Congress who have been
here recently, and Others now in the city, it APP
pears that there is n strong probability that the
tax on cotton will be repealed shortly after Con-
gross convenes. The pressure in favor of this
repeal in pll directions of the North, from inlu-
entail citizens, is almost irresistible.
FUNDING THE DEBT.
From the same source 1t is learned that there is
also powerful influence In favor OF general
scheme, covering the whole National debt, thus
extending the time Of payment of our liabilities,
and meantime providing for its gradual liquida-
ton.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
Congress will doubtless be asked ere long To
provide for the erection of a suitable cdi6co for
the Department of State. The present building,
temporarily occupied is too small and as it is not
flre-proof, the valuable documents which it con-
tains are always exposed to destruction. No
money could replace them, and the nation should
without delay provide fitting place of deposit
for these Archives of State.
THE sERENADR
to the President, tonight, is expected to be Il
largcly-attendcd affair.
TAKING THE CENSUS.
Under the direction of the Police, the census of
| the city has just been taken. The women, OF
| course, were slow telling their ages. IN one in-
stance smart officer turned the tables complete
| ly upon yinegarish matron who positively re-
fused to give age of her half dozen daughters,
some OF whom were evidently good ways be-
prying impertinence," she said, and mot a figure
should he get" sob, well,p said the officer,
Don't trouble yourself. l am an old horse
jockey, and can make pretty good guess at ages.
M =
will put down at ioity-iive," chorus of shrleks
This one" designating No. ~ "We will cali
thirty-seven." Another cutlery. "This one
-" Here the indignant matron seized the blank
from the hands of the officer, and exclaiming that
she would save him the trouble she flounccd down
and filled out the blanks.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

Ii is said to be pretty well ascertained that the
system of kidnapping colored men by enticing
them aboard vessels und er various prctences and
then sending them off to Ncvassa Island to dig
guano, practiced by certain parties in Baltimore,
has been carried on quite extensively. The col
orcd men when sent off TO the island against their
will have been held in a cruel condition of sla-
very from which they are only liberated by death.
The matter will be judicially investigated.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

1t Is said that when General Grant received
Johnson's order for the removal of Stanton he
was sitting talking to friend, and that he then
SO far departed from his usual retcence as to
hand 1t to his friend with the remark, more of
his dirty work" which, to say the least of 1t, Is
not indicative ofany warm degree of affection
for the immortal Andy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS TREASURE = INDIAN
DIFFICULTIES.
SAN FRASclsco, Nov. l3..-Thc steamship Mon-
tana from Panama arrived to-day. The steamer
Nevada arrived from the Northern Coast with
scveniy-six thousand dollars In treasure.
The Indians of Eastern Oregon are committing
depredations. A company of cavalry is ordered
to the Burnt River district for the protection of
tile settlers. The savages attacked a hunters
stage and killed one Nurse. They were repulscd
by the passengers. The passengers are suffering
from the want Of stock, the Indians having run
oil aud killed great portion.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

The Presidents organ, the National Intehigea-
Ger, wind instrument by the way, in long ed
torial, said to have been written at the White
House, claims the result of the elections as vim
dication of the Presidents policy, and tells the
Democracy that they must keep quiet, propose
nothing, only continue TO assai the Radicals !;
and that they must not hold any Convention ut
present, or they will surely do something to re-
store the power of the Republicans.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

The New York Tribune of Friday announces
Geo. II. Pendleton of Ohio, as the next Demo-
cratic candidate for the Presidency and gives his
personal history, antecedents and political record.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Corner of Fifth and Chestnut Sts,
PHILADELPHIA.
The most complete and thoroughly appointed Co'u
mercal School In the Country.

The most complete and thoroughly appointed Com
mercal School In the Country
Conducted upon the best system OF Instruction ahu
Offering advantages OF the highest order in every W.
partment.
IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN IA,
Who desire success and promotion In Business Li'e'
PRACTICAL EDUCATION FOR THE TiMES;,
The COMMERCIAL COURsE embraces Book keep,sn5,
commercial Calculations Pcnmanship, Correspo or.
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&C. This Course may be completed In three hoh''''
DIPLOMAS .,,,;,v
Awarded to Graduates, under seal and by auihoi"'
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and the only one with similar powers in the o'a''
In the United States.
OTHER BRANCHES, ..,,a
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surveying and Navigation.
BOOK KEEPING. .,, Ia
In the Department of Accounts this InstitutoUia
wholly unriyalled. The Treatise On this sunryr,vi ,
published by the Proprietor, is everywhere aekn.t
edged TO be best and most complete WORK eA' nh
and being composed almost exclusively OF se ~, in.
tanned from Actual Business presents COURSE o
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receipt OF price, SO 80.
YOUNG MEN sor
Invited to send for Circulars visit the College w.
L. FAIRBANKS, A. NJ, President; 10
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TrR cnIr At ppfhrrpa az f-,r, tan In twenty
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14
Which z

The President has appointed Rev. Dr. Decker,
Of Richmond, Bishop of Delaware. Nemdrk
Erening Courier.
The above is news. We suppose IL Is consc-
quence of the late elections. f tI
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

Tho President states that he will not send any
message to Congress before the time for the reg
ular session of December arrives. He thinks he
is not bound to do SO, and therefore will not.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

nsTEr NAsoRrT fol. Fairchild, (Rep.) for
Governor, In Wisconsin, is from 5000 to
6ooo The Legislature has 20 Republican
majority on joint ballot.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

INOR SALE--A small farm Of about 10 acres, in
II Mill Creek Hundred, seven miles from Will
mngton. Del The land and buildings Of the best quail
ity location beautiful and healthy, and the water pure
Of fruits or vegetables Also, small Woollen Fac
tory and machinery, nav running with all necessary
liant, and fair water power. Apply to
THOMAS W0RRELL,
800 Tatnal street.
.ct24 2wd 4tw Wilmington, Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

The November term of the Circuit Court for
Talbot county will meet on Monday, 18th inst.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14
SOMETHING NEWT
Chilson Boston Range"

SOMETHING NEWT
Chilson Boston Range"
We would cali the especial attention of Our read
ers interested in building to an
EN- TT ELY NEW RANGE
Just ReceiUed.
1t is constructed upon principle that will at once
commend itself to general favor for its simplicity OF
construction. II Is so arranged as to
PRODUCE A LARGER AMOUNT OF HEAT
From the same amount of coal than any range vet
introduced tn public notice.
:. Az persons who are about placing a COOKING
hANGE IN neir premises are invited to call and ex-
RoBERT MORRISoN's,
STovE AND TIN STORE, Sole Agent)
ncis-sm No. 40s shiplsy street
SUBstHIBERs To THE
II r. I b U N e
Should they want SALES advertised or
SALE BILLS printed, can be accommoda-
ed with the latter at LESS RATES than
anywhere else, on better paper
CUTS USED ON SALE BILLS.
gT Give as q cell.
JENKINS e. ATKINSON,
Publishers and Job Printers
THE BANKRUPT ACT.
= me undersigned tender his professional SER
vices to those who desire to avail Themselves az the
DEMENT'S OF the U. s. Bankrupt Act
C.S. LAYTON,
oeis'ni Georgetown DEL
WANTED, AGENTS-tMn or Female) = Can
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oolS1otd-emw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

. rnE New Yong DxxDDox. ono of the
most violent of Democratic sheets, simply
says TINT Any man who thinks that
"Grant is mob In perfect accord with Con-
"gfess is green enough, to be eaten up for
ssCrass.n
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14
NEW YORK.

PROBABLE REMOVAL OF A COLLECTOR
WAsuISaroS. Nov. 13.--It is said that the Re-
venue Bonrd, in New York, will In q day or two
recommend the removal of the Collector Of in
ternal revenue for the 9Th district Applicants
for the place arc numerous.
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Nav YoRK, Nov. 18.-The Annual Episcopal
Convention of the Diocese of New York met this
morning at st. Johns church. There Is mod
crate attendance. Bishop Potter delivered the
usual charge,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

HOWARD NJ JENKINS,( Fn,r,.,s a. paopprrrons.
WILMER ATKINSON,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14
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The attention of purchasers is invited to
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14
SO with others of the Southern States.

The Republicans in Congress permit them
selves to be led by the nose by the Secretary.
When he makes his suicidal propositions known,
they show their weakness, by not attempting to
meet them and show their fallacy, but by
simply modifying them somewhat, and adopting
them. They are practically under McCuoch's
control.
Much more was said during the interview.
which we do not give here for various reasons.
The above notes will give an idea of the tenor of
Mr.. Carey's views at this juncturc. The langu-
age used is our own, and does not pretend to do
any more than express as nearly as possible our
understanding Of what he said.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-14

JUDGE APPOINTED.
Gen. Mower has appointed II. King Cut
ter, Judge of the Second District of Louisi-
nation
The national Republican., 1867-05-11

A CORRECTION. - Some person tele-
graphed to the northern and western papers
statement said to have been taken from
a dispatch which appeared in this journal.
1t stated that Chief Justice CHASE would
20 to Richmond to be present on Monday
at the trial of JEFFERSON DAVIS. Our dis
patch explicitly declared that Mr.. DAVIS
would be brought into court on Monday
next, and that Judge UNDERWOOD would
postpone the the trial until adjourn
ment of the Supreme Court, when Judge
CHASE would be present to try the distin-
guished prisoner, and not that the Chief
Justice would be present on Monday.
The national Republican., 1867-05-11
Personal.

n. P. SAWYER, editor Of Pittsburgh Re.
public, is at the Ebbit House.
AT Cabinet meeting yesterday oil the
members were present except Secretary Browning
SECRETARY BROWNING is still improving
and 1t is thought by his physicians that he will
be able to ride out next week.
HoS. WM f. CHANDLER, Assistant Sec.
rotary of the Treasury, has returned from his
risit North with his health much improved, and
Is again discharging the duties Of his office.
COMMODORE b. F. SANDS has been ap-
pointed Superintendent of the National observa-
tory, Washington, D. c., vice Rear Admiral c.
Il. Davis, who has been ordered to command the
South Atlantic Squadron.
Hon. JAS. G. BLAINE, member Of Con-
gress from Maine, has made arrangements for a
brief tour in Europe during the approaching
summer months. He will leave on the Cunard
steamer China on the 22d inst.
The national Republican., 1867-05-11
NEW ADvERTISEMENTS,
DY OOPER LATIMER

(Lase clerks with Jas. C. MeGuire 4 Co. y
Southwest corner OF PennsylvAniA avenue and
Eleventh street, Star Once Baildlng.
L. A. T0LhAH's ANNUAL SALE OF ZINE MOD
RRN OIL PAINTINGS.
On MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS next,
Nay 18Th and l4th, at "a O'Clock, p m. at our auc
tAnon Of Mr. L. A. TolmAR.
The collection comprises valuable original pie
lures by eminent living artists, and hne copies oi
some OF the most celebrated pictures by the Old Mas
tors now In the different galleries Of Europe. Among
the subjects may be found Groups and Figures, life
iteetural and Street Views In different European
cities, Cattle Pieces, Marine Views, Game, Fruit and
Flower Pieces, Landscapes, &c, in great variety o
size style and finish, and which, Is believed will
be found worthy the attention OF persons Of taste
The paintings will be on exhibition on Wednesday
morning, day and evening, until day Of sale.
Catalogues ready on Wednesday morning.
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMBR,
myll-St Auetionesrs.
The national Republican., 1867-05-11

ENsIoNs.-seycral applications have
been made to the Pension Office for in
structions and forms under an alleged "act
granting pensions to soldiers of the war Of
1872 with Great Britain" said to have been
approved December G, 1865. The Com,
missioner Of Pensions desires that general
publicity should be given to his statement
that no act OF the date or tenor specified
has been passed by Congress, There is nc
law granting pensions to soldiers of the
war Of 1912, excepting to such as were dis
abled in the service, as provided for more
than fifty years since.
The national Republican., 1867-05-11
Pen, Pencil. and Scissors.


The receipts for internal revenue yester.
day were s272, ,s1oos.
A. MONTREAL lad of fifteen married his
brother's mother -in-law Of hfty.
MnwAuKrR Is excited over forged win
involving valuAbls estate. g
vDRuoorsrs in Portland are not allowed
to sell slcoholio liquors for the use Of sick people
A GENTLEMAN Of Pittsburg has papered
his room with certificates Of oil stock, at an sx
pense Of SIS, 900.
CHICAGO fashionables are suffering in
consequence Of no opera
In Cincinnati they have had an inques,
on pile of human bones.
STEWART, Of New York, loses 500, 900
per annum by shOplftsr.
JERSEY CRY has few peaches at one
dollar each.
The labor movement fn Chicago gave
birth to much trouble.
A NEw YoRK paper calls Beecher's
story a gigantic sell-it has sold $50, 900 copies
of the Ledger.
UTAH is blessed with judge who pos
sessss courage sufficient to boldly donounce the
crime Of pOlygamy.
IT is stated that there is movement on
foot in MassachusettS to compel oyster dealers
to open the bivulrss with praysrP'
THE st. Louis Republican says better
feeling prevails with regard to the prospects Of
business in tho West. Stocks and produce bring
extremely good prices, and crops never looked
better.
on our first page will be found an inter.
esting letter upon trout fishing from our own
correspondent, an account Of the Japanese En-
bassy, and a dry goods article from the New York
INdepcndsm.
MouSr Zion COLLEGE, at Winnsboro', S.
c., was totally destroyed BY hre on Sunday last.
Arrangements have already been made for con-
tinuing the classes, and the college will doubt
loss be speedily rebuilt. The origin Of the FIRE
was accidental.
The workingmen of st. Louis, who are
striving to enforce the eisht-hour law, held a
meeting on Monday night. A series of rssolu.
tions was adopted, wherein the wOrkmsn sI-
press their determination to enforce the law, to
accept a fair reduction Of wages and pledge
themselves to abstain from all violence.
THERE is q project on foot, or talked Of,
to change the landing place Of passengers by the
Inman line OF European steamers, from New
York to Newport. New York places tax Of 81
per capita on every emigrant from Europe landed
in that city, while in Rhode Island the tax is
only 80 cents
The national Republican., 1867-05-11

AMOUNT OF Com REQUIRED TO PAY IN
TEREsT ON UNITED STATES BoSDs.-The
semi-annual interest on the Fiye-Twenty
bonds mostly paid out in New York and
PhiladelphiaJ will require about $24, ,OO!O,'
900 in coin. On tne 18th Of June the in
terest on the second series Of Seven-Thirty
bonds becomes due, which is payable in
currency. On the first Of July the inter
est payable in coin) on the loans Of 1858
1860, 81 and '63, Oregon war debt, and
consolidated Five-Twentes Of 1865 be
comes due, and about $l8,0O0,000 will bC
required 10 pay the same.