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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

Ir is estimated that seven-tcnths OF all adult
ailments proceed IRON diseased and torpid
liver. The hillary stcretions of the liver over
flowing into the stomach, poison the entire sys-
tenn, and exhibit the above symptoms After q
long research WE are able to present the most
remarkable cure for these horrid nightmare of
diseases the world has ever produced Within
one year over six hundred aud forty thousand
persons have taken Plantation Bittels. and not
an Instance Of complaint has come to our knowl-
edge. 1t is the most eff ciual tonic and agreeable
stimunnt suited to all conditions of lite. In
quirc of your druggist in regard to IT,
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

young lady Of Mount Pleasant was sorely trou-
bled with rase-worm. AL advice and medicine
failed to help her. She had rest. Thin. care
worn and unhappy, she looked the picture Of mis-
cry. Al last she concluded to try Brandreths Pills
In one year sh, took seventy two boxes. They
brought away, cording to her computation, over
two hundred yards of tape-worm. At lsngth all her
bad symptoms left her she slept and ate naturally,
and her health became fully restored.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

tins QuhENsrowN AND HAEGINGroN Il. R.
We have been informed through perfectly rciii-
bic sources that Tile survey of this road has been
completed, its route located, and the grading has
been begun ut the Harrington end OF the road.
The extent Of the force employed we could not
learn, but were told that M additional force Of
fifty men were daily expected. The route. as
laid down, Is MS follows: Commencing Il little
hclOw harrington nt a point In n line with the
Junction II Brcakwnler Il. r., from Houston to
Harrington, Ii will be ruu IN direct line until il
ncars the river. when curve will be made so us
To cross ut the Stakes, aud thence on to Broad
Geek, ON Kent Island, crossing the Md. " Del.
Il. K. between Ridgcly and Grecnsborough. This
crosses four miles above our town.
The parties who are constructing this road say
that every dollar Of stock Is taken and that no
iavots are asked Of any one Indeed, they act
in the most independent manner. With head
quarters at llnrrnntun, they 20 to their work in
the morning, carrying iiuncr Tor themselves and
teams, and accept the inequalities ol no one
Even when surveying the /, ute Of the road, and
when miles away from headquarters, they pursued
the same independent policy. This Looks very
much MS though the road would he put through.
Thos. &. llambly,o one Of the + undrrs OF Ridge
~, is ut Harrington experimenting the work.
UpHf0u IHiOn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
WIN. 8. HILLES, PRrsDnY.
Gro. W. Bush, Vice President.
nctl2-lyl Jour p. MoLEAR. Treasurer

NEW Go0DS.-We would call the attention of our
~ lady readers to the new goods, received by Mrs.
General Smyth No. 106 W. Seventh street, consisting
OF dress Innings, gimps fringes silk cord. buttons,
gloves, hosiery, brushes. combs, needles, pins cot
TONS, tapes, and variety Of other notions; also
sun bonnets and children's aprons constantly on
hand Don't forget LOG W. SEVENTH ST.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
IMPORTANT FACT.

We see that persons of strong constitutions. and
young, suffer for days with pains of the limbs loss
of appetite and fever, who suddenly get well after a
cholic followed by Shiny, bilious stools. The relief
produced by these excavations were the original
guide to the idea and practice of purgalicn, and
which, when enforced by Brandreth's Pills, always
benefits, usually cures, and often prevents disease
especially Scarlet Fever and diseases of sinils,
character.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Furnished to us by JOINS CLEAR Il Son, Bankers
6O7 Market, Wilmington, DEL
OuorATIoSs lime aO 1864
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

Tho Episcopal ladies OF Chestortown have
procured new organ fol their church.
On Monday oi last week n valuable OK be-
longing TO Mr. Thomas Hayal, was killed by
lightning.
"A colored Masonic hall was recently dedi-
Gated in Chestertown, a lodge from Baltimore
assisting in the ceremonies
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
rr- WHEELER Il WILSON'S

SEHING WICHTNES,
Ills Market street. Terms to suit all purcas
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

HEAVY SroHM Al CoATEsvlLLE.--T Confess
Willie Chester l'dtty Unipn OF lat Saturday says
On last Monday evening we were visited by
a short hut severe rain storm. Tue Brandywine
was overlooked, and pedestrians could not pass
west of the pike bridge The walk along Adm.
Gibbons property. west of the bridge was badly
washed. We have heard of slight damage being
done above u.s. but nothing serious A small
quantity OF lumber was lost by the bridge build
ers of the Wilmington and Reading railroad. A
tub Of clothes were seen 'atlng down the creek,
they belonged to the men at one of the railroad
shantics. BY midnight the creek had fallen TO
it, usual channel.
"A portion Of the cmbnnkment above the Will
mngtOn and Reading railroad, at west cnd OF
Pennsylvania railroad bridge, gave way.
- The water rose TO such an extent that The
rolling mills near us were compelled to stop
operations. The lightning accompanying the
storm was very severe. IL played many FRANKS
among the chains and mucs In Mr. Slblc's teams,
was felt in some Of our dwellings, and though
doing no serious damage, gave full notice of its
close proximity 10 lis. Tue telegraph operator
at Spcakinan's store was compelled to leave his
battery"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

Elegant Citrate of Magnesia.
Pure Clear and efcrvescent, made by all druggists
from one formula Price rs cetnts.
SEDLiTl PoWDARS, asplendid aperient. 25eents
a box.
SHAMOIS SKINS at 25 cents.
AL kinds of Colgates Soap and Perfumery at the
very lowesG pr.ce.
A iull supply Of pure medicines.
Prescriptions accurately compounded at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Cor. Front and West sts., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

SMYTu ZouAvrs.-A meeting of this Comnnny
was held tuesday, vening in the b ard oi TT de-
Rooms. 1t organized by calling Vim. W. mex
man 10 the chair, and appointing g. NJ. ID. Wat
sou Secretary. after hearing the reports of the
different committee :, the company proceeded 10
tho election Of officers. The following were
clectcd: -
Captain, H. J. Dougherty.
First Lieutenant, Joseph l.. Killgore.
Sreoud Lieutenant, Thomas Rassell.
Orderly Sergeant, james W. Agnew.
Second " VIM. W. Hickman.
Third Hugh Duffy.
Fourth % Park Mason.
Fifth " Frank Olmstead.
First Color Sergeant, jacob Hyatt.
Second :. - Johnson.
Qiarlcr-Mastcr Sergeant, Robert B. Ames.
Chaplain, Rev. S. l. Grucey, pistur ot Union
NJ. l.. Church, late Chaplain OF 9Th Pennsylvania
Cavalry. Elected by acclamaton.
The election oi the Cuiporals was postponed
until n lAlurr meeting. The Company has be-
tween 10 and 50 names on the roll, uHd bids fair
u be a prosperous aud thrifty organic itipn The
Compny adj lurnrd To the ice cream saloon ol
Mr.. Boldly, where they took cream at the invita-
lion ui the new iiitrr-.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

| AIDES those BEAUTIFUL Hanging Baskets are now
- "Selling Low,"at
u A. ROBINSON & cos,
Second and Msrket SITS.
, 1869-12-18

.--..--
construction Acfas bet Il had been represented 10
:se people q Georxt.. By ex t1ovofnoE Bso.a,
the ttAd AID front ct The fecosHtfucuou more.
kent thesr. And others, thai khs
new eonAuiutton couIe4sad upon 10
RtoeA, not the f7tRat 70 hott od1oe.
but atwtaJ tbs r1xhi TO vote- The c9.ored uen
Who Krrn taf1tvsd OF Eosta in th1 L~xt.taeaEe
id lot e1cted four Or 1se IN nunbs9, Ind erent.
pall. rsxsc1pAad IN tha adoption nf the FoaE-
ttttfh AU,snnueIf AID the election Of uaite1
BlAtts 8enstoF.. He As%ested that not o3s to'A OF
proof could te psoonnrd to show shAt = sIaEsa
member Of tbs OLD L-K1slAtare wa+ dIsqu4li-
Ged, md thas TIE prrtext for the pfrsdut l.<tas.
tlon In frSxtu 70 GsorE,& had no found 4slou ua
deciicfd 70 hs1e aug pa,t ii What he beltuvsd tae
pespet1a1,on of xrost vronx. -
AK. CASsERLY uo~ed to amend the seeond
sec1oc 10 " n axe diAt1nctou ii tho nd nint.-
trA1ion Of tnr oath fnese1r provided f1s3rah;e IA
tnos who had gtvtu ID 70 the rrbeItioa. Ia con-
sta6ht1tcss,r : 1tr IT. xauus11y suppeFterA
TIC amendment uea akreed to-yeAa, n;
nA.A =
III. C..RPENTkR EnoFed that tho Senate ID
taann ~ Motds:..
MI, Drake cAiis d fnT the yeas and nAJ1 and
1aid The Stale OF Georgia might ~ Gu. Of t7a
CL1on tws MY 3ears oeitte b WonA vote 70 dis
qoAffg 3 dioylo t.sn tn that State VINO w4s con-
peled to 40 seotlson; eYr DID 10 saat. attef o..
, 1869-12-18

Hn,. Kr-,S-rn
Mr.. rOMEn{yY. frorn the t.:mrr...ac a., r,.,tr
1nr land dtttIic: 10 Wynn,nr. VII eieA'-
Nj. Si:MSEH. from tbe Committee Nm n. Ma.
srirt q! Iolutot!a. teporied. with al sncn.srnet1
r. Wedical sssociat,ou. 'f~'''
Bii1s 1HrHonrckp.
Mf. SPENCER introduced 4 bill 10 abolish the
nf5cn ol Sayai O11cer, Referred to the COmru!i.
ice on Commerce
Mr. SChURz Introduced tt1l to prevent per-
, 1869-12-18

resolution Of the gentleman from Schuyler waa
Ar. WRIGHT, e, ss.' Ma.s;.. s;re:ed n .e.olu,.oa.
t. It Il t'.rshH e,ef5 ~k:ft. trAe p-sso1 Ahovt
ase q ,tar. next r-eeafpc AZ e4+ctson anA1 DC
h!cTt1 IL Tttt. EtrtIrta aah laid Gs.::.
TEE Ili<o!l pAIlKaAo TAX
VI W4SEBrRN. Of Wn:1nsoa, offered , res
ola'tao to he eject ,thss the obligations Of 10
il tInst tastcss iho q st.:e nsTs ~ he ssf peea
!t:essed, std ths he Con nEtea en- Railroads.
r Et,irc,rd rre9ar= sach a c:ac-e 1ns tnssE'
t1on III tan Lev cOn+'itlt'o1 N VIII cot Aii0w
ID. Sc ssrt:uss 10 re o1:ered IN 40, usner ~Ay
tnsI 81 Eose OF the pecp;a+ Received and lad
~. VASDEHvESIEK 0, BROWN, offered resp
an'va thai TIE new ccces!ta;toa embrace a-ong
cralsAl ;ra'4 mer raw the rRnt 10 tasuiy 10
.tei1 u~n behalf they desire Reee4sed aad Lid
over.
s!A1losERr, eorSrr Asn CTR prara
Nr. VIZ Is. 81 fe1E!a, o1=rtd r..ul IONS %
&c sasct. nrst inst the Secretary 81 SAFE shuaft
;or tie convention atotae.i sttu Ap3ro3,ta:e
htadltgt; secoof, that III. Audios OF = a.e pre-
psse Ard seba u 1ae cuas.ct.vn t.;7 ut 81 Inc
and esu;,:es ,rcuste1 N behalf Of fsil
to.d,: ID ~: th.t h. prepare, sl.o. t1nr
wh,ea hes h &C diverted 10 inch par o.s4; tonrtn,
rtss ce sl'o pl1 2aie es*s-ac7. .! tue :E;cs::s.
te4s OF ste Sts1. amt ot the taIes iu All of the
1etetG: u ~ kinds ano to s=od rcpatr Of Al! 70
The tour to,utlpcs Eere n,sset N4.hort h,s
seft
Nj. CARY. o. 10 Da.i.s-, o1ereti resolution,
cot 'a'ut: q i 1t:tt1 Q 1Etm the n1l os 'as Sec
tetAj VI SiAfe Az: :ay lut lsl1 fos the par.
pore OF psrp+rsLE HE trpoEts aud statements jas.
II. HhowSiSG M 'o M .c. vhe,, mt, co,.
ut ian ~ i. nurhnrt,y ~ en1sf,rf nftirs-a
NT ytSi,Et;VkSlER IT f:,ss "a ot neiI41e
thst he nl rss II i i, c,,rren;in Wsre r.rrnns
srri-ea ~ s,,tu;cs a. RI ..t,cd ~ ,nr Tenrtsm -
cT IN otker s,tr = she nnssa
slE ANTHONY, af t'oos. .ie.t,e1 70 tno4 whas
Tn9 - ~ r;srp .,.i1a-u ~ stt,n1 Gn
tht "a ~ ,tase on.a s h@A -4'>'Ns VI"
tu;s ~. ~ n,ntt,Nrs,-., w h1ass ~,
AE NhSDEs E-N3EH. Ee trea11 Tue Aepu9l-
aittuireu tie sov, reign power Ct this conyeo4
utu utn cuut0 utop.. il II saw t. Au5 tuu4u-u.
t,r,, tfeh !, C,M: fra-r r9ftn,,4 tnh,n+.T a
ena -. ~ :. nnI. ~ 49, ~ ~ ,a +-s: :
this soFtrr'Fn nc ser vhteh. be believed. this cna-
Vel ion p.asssssch. 10 lu11l6A'e nR.eyef once1s
! wGre ceccasaly 10 Ges Ill the Each.ue1g IN uo-
too.
| MT.TCRSER hoped the ye<0!ution would rass
aLu TIE 1t1t Legislature xuuld see thst the mt.
| ter M, 4 at4e vii It4nt
| AE. CHURCH, Of McHe.Y9. didn't see hoE a3J
4utenen VI poNes "a Fa!.e, oy the ieso.ntion:
TIE SiAte ofictss cnly ass@1 th!s thst they rlGa:
| fe pso;ec1en to tuch sct:pu, On yDte the rcso.
| luton Vac ahonte',.
| C1kcctT cnCRTS. ...
HI. WHEATON L1cfe.l the following feso!u
| toa: .
Resoss~a That tkeEt be fETrt GnHrfs ot general law
nd ta.hs tha tae ssasc b- dty5et lItt
LII H. Ss, *, H. Z GsM [ ,s ~ t34t y q
to b. ID thss cfse.s fcr 80 s.ns. ;t.: the inds.s :,
, 1869-12-18
TIE RED RIVER COUNTRY.
Governor tcDonEall EnllsttuH In-
dtaus to Fight the He'd River Fco-
pac-Co1stAton Hourly Expected
Excitement at Penn bjnA~
Spec!a. Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.

Governor .lcDouEall Enllsttug In-
dtans to Fight the He'd River Fco-
pac-Co1stAton Hourly Expected
Excitement at Pom bjnA-
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
81. FACT Msna,, Dec. II.
Thc Pres io-rorrow will publish letter from
Fembina, Of Dec, 6, which kaJs: "uo1ctet tn-
credible It nay appear, 1t Il nevertheless tine
that Governor AcD3uEali u wllIlag to,eultss even
the tsyase III order to force his YOKE upon cnE1s-
tan people. At Winnipeg learned that Ncpou-
the sH4mpy Indians. near The mouth Of Red KIF-
Ct, 70 declare for CanadA. and to take up
arms II favor q Acpo3galA" The Wtes
ant OUTLAW, ine tend who 1ustlEated the Sloux 10
dettroJ the Cnttel States mai Oh Rnfaet route
to Aontaa., had been farnlaned via an o2;ns ny
hostile S.onx campeu ntaf Mouse River, but With
the actual intention OF enltsttuE fSpM 400 10 6iN
Of those bloody deS1ls on the slde Of Cansta and
Mf. Ressfd.. Mcronsss M @ Astosaey % Geaers s ass
confirmed This information, aod u the presence
Of tesera1 Rentiemen, JUSTIFIED CAnatA and Nc
ine parrose q sabtue.arF the I'D MTer reor:s
4 postscript 70 this letter aATs: "Tne sd oews
has arrived ta4s Colonel Deunis, The rotaialon
ha4 succeeded In raising and aEm!ne some Ss1
Swatnpy Indians and \ number Of shtlr English
half-hrsed re!at&ons; that they hare TsUssooed
t:oa win lie Cansdiana ana Sioux,
OF Minnesota, At Purtase l. P7lHe.
wtll n.,sn aeon The Rfo4,a9ns, s 1sMss ioFcs
ID his reserve, Who were Temporarily absent, and
oser so armed men reported al hea:qnarters
within = few hours collision u hourly ex'
Another letter saJs: ~ proclamation Of Nc
Dooesn has reen CAPTURED snd suppressed. In
tense s1catsmen; e1sts and T. soss sos g n!ood ,
Socated ne Canadian policy and aoused the Had
, 1869-12-18
France.
NAlDLKpkS uEAlIH

TAKt5, DEC. Il,
The Emperor Napoleon naa been suffering from
illueas tor few days, but u now better.
BAfEs FxIKp.
Lord Lyons, the EuRllah Ambassador, gsve
fete JeAseslAy In honor OF General Banka The
Gcnesz. viii soon ssli 10. New York.
INV MIKlsrky.
E1t IS asserted that En3le Olivier has been
charged with the formation OF = ncw Ntnis1sy.
PERSONAL
Deputy Rfchmont has resigned hls seat In the
Corps Lcetslattf4 Aud been appointed By Imperial
decree Senator of Frnnce II. Forcale de Ii Ro-
quette Minister Of the Interior, will offer himself
~ candidate for the Corps Legtslaut from the dis
u.ci OF II. RIchnunt.
/ sXyKRE sroRN
prevails to-day and feverely interfere. with The
wcrting Of the telegraph xisrs on the continent
, 1869-12-18

EEw QntEivh. D-c- ls.-UoTroS-Acsive aad hkt.
ef KecE1pss, t+s bal%. SA-a, xAp bAz. nv &C
fer rtddibs E4poFtA. lu:u b%les. ietc1pta Tor th-
Wfrx. g7s7a hsw e1{-,1rt. -7t7,6 haea. tSies 3ldn
bn!ts: etrtt. 1z3,aBf hxler.
anshsated C'sq af.nes ~ hite
HAr-fcA coz 9.M
PRovIaIaxs- Pork, aHEN. Rsc:1-.1obhl1s eAlet
lS,,Altte faS shoaldes7: snt4 ,1a " tn- clear rb
t!AoCEA1Es -Enl4ssrs easlers r,i.Ec+ tds6se-
NH1A1Et-&l 04eth
Nnxh5Ans.Geli. ElA: sterling. 11is; MY 'isat
exchange. \ discount
, 1869-12-18
THE CONVENTION.

sfaNaF1lp H., Dec Il.
The convention assembled II 10 O'Clock, Pfr1l-
dent Ctst. htehcock IN tho char. Elder
PreEuss, OF tha Springfield District, opened the
proceedings With pEayeT. Tns mlnu1t9 o} tnH
previous dnYt pTtceedtnR1 wE1r rad and Ap-
pSQyad with 4 few AlRht cokfeotonz.
Tuf8 ny 1HAxEA
Mr. WHEATON, ot Kzpe, o1aEed 1eeauttoa
, 1869-12-18
u,scon.1n River Improvement.

A1xaNr. Dec, ls.-Htsam Barney, Of New Ta.k,
and lIrsel T. Hatch. Of HudAo, delegates hp-
pointed b. the Got cznos to attend On behalf OF the
Slstc OF Sew York The coETcnuon NJ PottAge,
VIE. On the 9okh Of October, upon tbs subject Of
tuproytu1 the navigation Of INC Wisconsin RtFer,
appxaIed today before The Governor sod made
The rrpo<t Of the proceed1ng1 Of tae convention,
Win aukgestion In writing.
, 1869-12-18

BUFFALO, pee. .1;.-CAttIe-HreeIpts - lead. Mar.
ket active II yeEerdAys advanced quotations. Stock
al mid md sttprtd-
th.ep-Supr!I Nshs: quality food. Ma1kst Active
and tueyalt WrsttE1. s*t9sAe. e1tsa. &c. Canada,
hoss.Ktesipt1 moderate. Aask<t noriuaiiy ua.
RI ieA
, 1869-12-18

FutkBr1oR. bee 1!.--Csndt petroleum vt.y quiet
sale ct LOU trls JKnusrv TO JEf. ~ l5Se; =:
assetcn .ae skt, tnrrEuan i.'a hE!s ~ eod Il
ard Wv hYIt lAfsc: Dtt.HEeF quoted II Is
ial3f,c Rc1nrl H.@t ales af 1h1 i1fs, Ote erf,
sic, AN tIl deliverable December H. At sie and Janu.
Aty to Mach At Ut.c.
, 1869-12-18

HEALTH or TIE ForB.
F1Rls, Dec. II.
The appceheoslo1s IL regard 10 the health OF the
Pore wtrc caIsed bJ = repo1t which c.rcals;ed
Throughout Europe that he has had an sroplect.c
attack and len.a.nesl incapable Of motion The
report Is pronounced utterly without Foundation.
] he health Of The Pope IL ut present remarkably
good.
ANOTHER RErONT DENIED,
ROME, Dec. H.
The report that tho French Government had
rent note TO the ilol5 Fee. declaring that the
PROCLAMATION Of the dogma Of Papsi tutallip,ltsJ
would release France from the political oo:iga.
t'ons Of the coucoslal Ia fabrication.
LEFT RNXK
Cardinal Mathtcu, Archbishop Of HcaRncoa, has
lett Rome. Hts departure gives rise to u1auy con-
trauictotJ sutnoEs-
, 1869-12-18

VIZ. LltbA s%h p..s
NxN6fAfxA AoHKA-1AiKo AurFft.
atLa3r{1+8 10 rrtxf%< nf.e7tts~sas f~ TH1 TALE
Lxk- o~r satsA Ar. as<sts % r.ei~- tr-F
sfs@Nr~ts aoI-nsfov az N2r4FAFkxs o. LA4.Az1xE
tn .y Ia ~e~a5s} II thA Tar%o~.ss. u ths SAA
a*As-s' ls...s Ertest.
, 1869-12-18

The HemnInR OF 4;rorxe FeAbo6ys
PORTLAND, Dec 1.-THE Unised States OonGul
ntor Vtsh 1eotKe te&booyt 1etu1lu& viii coEe 70
Pottlhnl, but hAs nQs Jet sa1et
, 1869-12-18

FH.*kFonI. De. :.
Caite3 Stats b9rJs etoseA Ss1 ii tl.taHl =.
HArRE, Dce. Il.
Cotton, aetre.
ASTwInr, pec, II.
Petroleum Hr1u 1t dp4f, -"
BREMEN, Dec. II,
Petroleum Erne1, but unchanged.
HAAHrRa, DIX. II.
Petroleum Exxpef. hut upeh2nked.
, 1869-12-18
FOREIGN,


1hooas Utc IL
THE ALABAMA oUE-110M.
The AAta1I2 que supn II again engaging putIsc
attention. " Histor1cua " publishes 1 long CON-
mnt!cation In the Tsfnts, wherein be a.aeI's ahsx
the European States refuse to cons,det Jefferson
Davis ana Robert F. Lea pirates, for the kaue
raaaon that France long before refused to 40 re-
psti Beulau!u Franklin. The ansloey IN the
case Of the Coust Of st. James md Admiral Sem.
mes he thinks iB cnnplete and thcnce goes On 10
draw ohv.ous inieEeuce1-
The 7tmts, In leader On tho Alabama claims,
se3s: II Minister Motley proposed that u-go:ia-
tons for the settlement Of :hc ciatGns he ftopeaed
at Nasttpgtou. the proposal would be accepted.
We must add, It would te useless to Negotiate, or
tclk Of EeEot!a1ug, unless each SIDE Is prepared
10 enter ppou the negotiations with confidence IN
tic kohor Of she oinef. The charge
mag be Eade ~ Americana that We did
not shoE proper feeling toward them
during the war; that our want OF proper
II cling led 10 afford unfair assistance 10 their
ecem:c:. The hcfetec IL, It was ous dutT 10 AZ
s'att' fton fhG wseE aEy fecAcE toEardd ether;
tt,t tic aEcrtd unia'r asst>t31ce VAS \ atttc&
olhcrFAbce Of neutrality 1t is Paln that aa'is-
factory relations cannot he restored tet wecn The
I~o cou1 iries ultu We understand an1 respect
the craving Of the -tEercans for s5!c7a:hy, and
they understand the difficulties Of o1r situation
as lnpast.a. bj.stan,crs. injured bJ wsr IN
which wc felt b0utt2 TO ats;a:n fEom interfering,
Ne thnl! ncscs arrive at tac restoration OF tcud-
slip II We bepn in the spirit OF pettitoRG!o1. AT
toEre5'. American Tf'tefP, and statesmen. taay
remember with adransags that our blood Ia after
all Iot scrs different from their own. English
neu have rusceit,hl!t!es Us veil as Americans 1t
la Tot probable that We thsl1 he dsawn towards
Amestcaus ty the suggestion that We arc tnslo.
ce1e, and t'ent On hoodwinkng those with whom
We psotess to tie d.a1tng open1y."
1NE COLONIAL. rnlICr.
The hai13 .Sers says that Eng!srd1 settled
po!fc5 Is = narr:age Of anectt J. II possible, and,
that falling. onc Of convtnie-.-e. No cabinet OF
conference Will cyer again propose one II force.
sCkz CANAL
The rumor that the suez Cannl vii be closcd,
| In ordef that new excavations mar te made, IA
aurh1y1tat1yeiy iented,
UNIVERSITY FLtLoweuIr RESIGNED,
LONDON, Dec Il,
| Antcruof Herbert, u. r., has rcssNted his DK-
| Il td Fellowship In note announcing tas step,
| he complained that tho infringement Of the uni
vefs't3 *As unwhe and upjass. necAuse II persists
in Adnes1nR 70 III policy Of e1ciusiytneaa
, 1869-12-18

SPntns
\ pET1lL FKoH Ex-QCEEN Is4EELxA
pAR1s, Uec. II.
Qrcen lsabe11a, IN answer to the resolution Of
Investigation adopted by tho Cortca. denies 1hst
she carried away the crown tewe!s when sha LETT
EJAlp.
ELL TO FAoyrDE FOB THk ELECTION OF / KING.
-.. MADRID, Dec II.
The Cortcf has at!on:ctl resolution tnauoctln9
The Committee on Constitution to Prepare a bill
ps0sldlng for the election Of 4 monarch
, 1869-12-18

OFF1Ct11- H1FUEI9.
Nj. MEDIL1, Of Cook, offered resolution te
the e1tet tn4s Aessrs. Ely BurnnAm BAIT
.ett b& sppo.nted the cciAl Repofte11 OF tn!s COO
renuop, 1t ra1e OF compensation he1eafss1 10 b
n1td b, the Committee On Printing and Building
Adpnted.
, 1869-12-18
nISS0IHrTIQN.

This day ss- p..:sertsp h.. -ta.nre exiting 1:sd+F
The naynt II JOAN y. SHARP 4 EtI, il t1esei7St-
her ea: n,ie p'!ns .sar .,t shr rIacr sartcrr
j. #. T.WATAhBUEsE-pqt fs s5edI, af tFaQAAct Aoy
buslntas i'll hua t.it Al.sF { dIH.-
jVllS 3 SHARP
- Eost0u aud New FGtk rA5r1s 2ra3x cJpE.
, 1869-12-18
DISS0T1 1TI0M.

0NA1cN 41F = AAO1Ne
The pa,tn9frap tc-et7f9 = e1.tine under :st fs.a
and .s5ic'f tt-ik t'r'ihh+ E"nErt.+ T, 81!
day By mntal ernt~t.t u ~,.r. GRE IL J. GRuBEsi
VII cocstu= the bnsErs4 i the 4tr :kp. at y Aaa u
tu.1p13 It PHI tskDtL.
D. A. GkE EBR9.
Chtes sxn. Dec. Is i-o T.. X. COHFER5E
, 1869-12-18

= --------- EVtNEf NNtK1sC -------
Mr. ARCHER, o. P7ke- offered the following
resolution. and moved thAt II be laid on tbs taole
until the proper committees we're appointed:
RsAp4r-1 Thaf the consultation to 10 framed By
thh eoovrntioo. ought 70 for the tahthEeIt
1t CoGoty Courts In tho respective ecGn1eS Of ths
Stats aod thai raid eoufss In addition the probate
in .sd!ettcp rcW entered upro them = nT .ooh be
and With ID ,sdieton il III ru suiss AestonA when
the debt oI damages claimed sh&1l not eIcEsd 3sN
, 1869-12-18

- Fr su'. hy all t,k<!f<ra sxt r@faaf o. rvc<'p
~ p<1-< hy fAs ga+h34.Aers,
, 1869-12-18

rou.4 ~ HAAe - ssuA4 ~ - aNt.v4s tAAs
,he sa,an SaI - uT sz aua
snr Muuu ~, -, ~ ssa snat.sa..uan. ~ uc-
s'cnu;nS aos ~ ta'lueaHeo on sacn Aet1oa o. ssn-
oereo u nu2stofys -..
RECESS +
The scuate then took recess INIT! ha1i.past
EVENING sEss1oS.
1nS cropG1A ss1L.
9! taG e HeSka onl ". tEsums,' TT
,:,a AZ; I'M ssenen ra1. on ~ ths. ~
!ntion coqlo tao feaauon4 Q! tne sousneln StAt1a
m1lh tae tLion nase eeen pelmanenu. saEaeifa. ~
anu me sIpp.eesson o. sns 1SosAon N .9e
return OF tnose StAtes 10 tnetf to!met Iestons 70
Tue EosefnMsnt, arg nc ieNofaLlon u NC
iornef 9ouaMGn Q, I of-naed rs ,Ss e.
ton 81 fedefA !eSu!AMon- lie oeleoned aae ol-
roelttan to Me oii On genera sIonnah
And pSfuCutAy oecauw y AEsuWeN
to dictate arbitrary aud 1nheast1o fesulcsso2s on
| the Leg4slature Of Georgia - 20 ~ method Of
procedure In the detaA o. o[RanlxAuoa, aoo ~ 70
the qualifications o. ts memoSia: tnat II W. e
! rot fnrto IN - ffoFlnonA peE4use II p!osiacu
ptna!ucs for that which oe!are Nas nos enm,aAl,
tnas II mrHed tne poNss o. sSa9s 49, ~ p.a3 pen,sn
, 1869-12-18

Nj. f0NLn4TG!1, IT Cuuk, desired 10 C1ake q
not'ob. II WIS es1a-rt that ne 1err DOW tnaS-
lue DO pfurrlzson. Ia tee ao,enc- nj CON att
ttc-, The su11pS. rsEcts had u IL Eir upon The
s.c1e;lr, d,*I. al1 n4s n4st- c3olns'ol aofre
Get tuEndcr. The PfeSdcn, a!sO desired time II
inc src<if tnnent OF cnn.t1lTtees lie therefore
I'd that lhe Convention ar3J,Qro unt!t 10 O'clock
Gu Atu6ay u4uI1tn2. Ths E14un WAS uuant.
Npueit Carried.