Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

pa &sd thisHf on the IL III instant, we're Of q
hig - imA-essive character. On Monday
mig he Body was conveyed into ST. PetSf'a
chu accompanied by several Priests, where
lila state. The church which bad been hand
som draped, was denselpPacked by people
and BAT tuinnlt was eSused by the walls oil
thos present, until hefmony and order were
restJ q by NJ. r. X. B. Fox and the Society
ovekFhich he presides, 1.-THE st. PETERS Bene-
HcisS Association The recitation Of the or
AcsRnd the laying on of the Chalics upon the
bre b ofthe deceased, then took place. The
ofiqf Waa also recited on Tuesday morning,
Wiz being ended, High Mass was sung by
Df ~ oHsfraA assisted by the Deacon and
MEo'T Of Noremopies, 8. N. Stack, D. Toner,
III YSiVfs, and Il Miller as ceIsor bearer
@ fIanfler 10 which the ceremonies were
@szsacteI reflect great credit upon those cou-
nScted with them, particularly on Mr.. Fox,
uIon wllem devolysd the greater part. Aftar
Mss the body was carried to the cemetery,
ptscsded 70 the different societies. The cross
las borne BY member, accompanied by s.,
NJ stack and other gentlemen. Beside the
learse walked the clergy in cassock and sur.
Nice, rsditiug the De ProfuAdis, aud other
hmns. They LETT the church about twelve
0Jlocki Proceeded down Sixth street to King,
tlt kipg 10 10Th, and thence to the cemetery.
ftIe procession were large number of chill
Dan IN SLY dressed In white--amongst them
wsre bose connected with the Orphan Asylum
otSt. peer's Oeurch, also the female members
otheS tcitties otthe Sadalities, which attrae
teT mar ked attention, giving it a solemn and
itposiag appearance.
After the performance of the solemn cere-
mlies usual on interrng the body, the Priests
a. escort returned TO the church ia process
ss1f, and the immense concourse of citizens
dlatrIed to their different homoa. At two
o'hlck, dinner was served up for the Priests
10 dnauner highly creditable to the ladies. -
rttk-tapontes OF tic day will long be remsm-
beisd. Great credit is due to the Grand
ohp garshal, Col. Peter Mccullough, aud
| 5fkssideut of tbs committee of arrange
nj j!s, Peter N. Brennan, and other gentlemen
va sflciated on the occasion.
NeIOrder Of Red Meu AT the Invitation of
theisl tor, Mr. Ssmuel Shspheard, we visited
;lARaFke hall and ante chamber OF the several
o. srs which convene Ia the third story of the
TyIgraph Bullding, corner OF Third and Mar
XII lrsa'u. The Initiation and business room
IL knlls beautiful. The various chairs of the
o. bers present handsome and imposing ap-
lraucs on entering. Toe chair OF the prin-
c lJ Gfiler 10 the "Eastp has red satin for the
ctsEing and sides, fringed with gold lace,
surmounted with an American eagle. A
IKE stated bear is also suspended between
tis and tie Secretary's place. There are
rkny deyicss and other emblems emblematioEl
,albe order, such as tomahawks, arrows,
s Ft-g, darts, &C., with some of the largest
s e'ies OF bats we ever witnessed. The recep.
ljt loom, in the rear, contains cases where
AZ various wardrobes are placed, We noticed
stlicGlarlY III one of the large cases q large
I'D gorgeous banner containing the likeness
Washington, with the motto ia gilt letters,
Firlt iu war, FIRST 10 peace, aad first in the
esELa Of his countrymep," which was pur-
Iiaic6 ron Mr.. NJ. Gorham, OF Philadelphia,
the order Of Good Fellows There are
aaay b9quets Of the richest and most rare
lpwnrs bestowed by ladies placed in the
shrs CHsa. These rooms are alternately 0ccu-
lei every evening during the week by several
Nsrs, viz Toe Rad Meu, Good Felo vs.,
lmerican Protestant Association, and the
1aa, hters OF the Forest. Great credit is due
10 the Janitor, Mr.. Samuel Shepherd, for
the care and attention bestowed on the rooms,
lad the uniform manner in which he Keeps
ineregalia eleDgiBg to the several orders,
Pohes Cases. =. The following cases have been
6isb2sel OF by Mayor Valentine since our last;
JRmel Temple, by officer Hyatt, for assault
aud bstsqry, 6ued so cents and COSTS.
Il %sry MAnluff, n, by officer Hyatt tor assault
RnF battery on Margaret Batter, 6uea S5 and
toslE.
Benjamin Swan, by officer Hyatt, for drank
cnhsss and disOrdsrly conduct, .anei 81 and
costs.
Hster Connolly. by officer wingate, for
druhkenness, fined 80 csnIs and costs.
~ mes McKeuusy, by officer Hyatt, tor dis 9,
conduct, not guilty, discharged.
ssal!sn ~ ,Dtii9er, GlesH, for druussAt
F8nsd 5Vcsnts ana costs. \
A. fauk McGHlre and Patrick Dougherty, BY
#, u Buck, Tor last driving, aaed 81 and
fFoGes Cases.--The following GASES were
tried before Alderman Vincent:
A David Moore, for refusing to show peddlers
licsnse. David brought number of brooms
IL sell, and sold some to Mr.. Weatberby in
Hgont street. The evidence went to show that
tho bro6ms were contracted for in New Jersey
sad oIlT delivered in Delaware, and the money
81 for them. Acquitted.
SUSIE McLeuRhlin tor assault and battery
ID Nd. Jones, f1ed ST. and costs, aud bound
yer in the sum of $50 to keep the peace.
Groeers, Look IN eore & Brother, corner OF
hird ard Orange streets, have constantly on
lAnd. and will sell and deliver at storeJ or
esEots 10 the city, free of charge, the following
.rTfnilaaelphla jobbers' prices ;--Kingslord
Pure Starch, McGinuis (IllinoiS) Starch, Mad
bTJn Starch, Adamantine Candles, 6's and IL 8
Washing Blue, Imported CASTLE Soap, Sal
Soda. &c
gsnttsmen's Furnishing GOods.G-We refer our
teaoers 20 the advertiser ant of T. A. Ora i'd
Ier, 2os N. Ninth Street. Philadelphia, 10 be
fouad ia to days Issue. Mr.. Chandler was
formerly from Wilmington, Del, and would
bs pleased to have bis many friends give him
a call. He makes up all of his goods, sld
has 90 complete . Gsnblemsn's Furnishin z
store as there is to be found in the city.
( gopassad u.s. Niddle.ova The Middletown
iaeople claim that the Marylanders have Il right
70 connect their road with MiddletoWn, if they
desire, 10 preference 10 Townsend, That the
elactmen of the law to terminate the road at
Townsend did not repeal the act allowing the
road TO connect with Middletown. Toe difi
cITitiss Ia the way OF terminating at Middle.
town Is that IL takes some twenty Thousand
dollars more to build the road which the citi
zeas OF Niddetown are unable Ia raise, and
that the land damages will be heavy as il
goes through several ane farms.
q The Narksts.-Butter sold on Wednesday Al
10 10 60 per nouud /; eggs % to rs per dozen
8,hickens $l.76 to $3.50 per pair apples - L
7 30 per halt peck; potatJss 10 to 40 dol turnipI
10 to Ia do; homiuy 10 to 10 per quartz shaC
20 10 80 each; herring Ia to 20 per dozen; bee
: II to 25 per pound; mutton Is to 25j veal II
ID Is, ham % to sal lard 10 to 20.
Entertainment. The Good Tsmplars viii
have grand entertainment in their hall 10 tit
Bradford building, on Saturday evening, tn
9Th last, for the benefit OF Star of Dslawar
Li,pdae, There will be addresses recitations
dialogues, sing NJ and acting. Admission
fwanty ceu's. ALI who WISH to encourage tn
l.hause Of temperance should attend.
DREss AND CLOAK MAKING PRoMPTLY ExEoU
l-TsD, aadsr the supsrinteudence OF ladies @
Tcxperieuce. Satisfaction guaranteed. hand
some assortment of Dress, aud CLOAK Trim
mings, and patterns constantly on hand. J
Wainright, 5OT Market street. april tt