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Stolen from the subscriber Thursday night 2ot,
INST. ore set of BUGGY HARNESS. including Bride
Collar and Lines The holdack and hanie straps were
not with tn" harness when taken The harness wa, old
and the sadilctrcr broken Tie above reward will be
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
DELAW ARF.

Daniel McGovern, quarryman employed
by John G. jackson in his lime quarries,
at Hockessin, was badly injured, last week,
by the fall of the bank under which he was
working. His leg was broken below the
knee, both bones were fractured, and he
was otherwise badly bruised.
AT the last meeting of the Newark Loan
Association, money sold at 10 per cent.
premium, while that of the two Associa-
tions in Smyrna sold at 40, 80 and 81 per
cent.
w. w. Rothwell, residing OH the '.Lev-
els, : five miles from Middletown, had a cow
driven off his farm, on Sunday night, 9th
inst.
Bishop Lee will visit Smyrna on Sunday,
the 30tl, for the purpose of confirmation.
DR.. VIM. c. Davidson, of Milford. has
been appointed Deputy Collector of Inter
nal Revenue for Divisions 3, 4, 5 and 6, in
Guiding the whole of Kent and Sussex
]. A. Stevenson, of Dover, has single
strawberry plant with $40 blossoms or ber-
ries on it.
VIM. Marshall is erecting a new hotel at
Seaford. Seven new dwellings are also be-
ing erected in that town.
The Bank of Smyrna has declared divi-
dend of six per cent. for the last six months,
clear of all tax.
The g tin wedding" of the Rev. Richard
Mallory, the Presbyterian minister at Mil
ford, occurred ON Wednesday evening, 9th
inst, and his friends surprised him by many
beautiful and costly presents.
Jas. II. McColley, American Consul at
Callao, died of yellow fever, at that place,
on the 18th of April. He was son of Rev.
T. p. McColley, of Milford.
Elias 7. Bennett, a wealthy farmer, who
lived about eight miles from Milford, whilst
in that town, recently, i'll a state of intoxi-
cation, fell through saloon window, re-
sulting in his death last week.
Last week, John Cain, (of Eli) residing
at harrington, after worrying with, and
becoming considerably excited over, a balky
horse, sat down and expired in few min
utes.
Edwin r. Paynter and Benjamin Burton
have been elected delegates from st. Paul's
Church, in Georgetown, to the Protestant
Episcopal Diocesan Convention which
meets in Delaware City on June I'd.
John W. Adkins. a merchant and we'll
known citizen of Milford, died, on Satur-
day night, very suddenly, of apoplexy.-
He was in usual good health few hours
previous. His age was about So, and he
was at one time a member of the Legisla-
ture.
The wife Of Rev. Elijah Miller, Pastor
of the N. f. Church at Laurel, Del, COM
mitted suicide at that place on Thursday
the 18th instant under fit of melancholy.
by taking strychnine.
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TALEDT.

Charles Robinson, of Easton. a printer
hy profession. but who had not worked at
the business for years before his death, died
i'll that town, on Thursday, 18th inst.
John r. Scott, one of the School Com
inissioners for Talbot county. died on the
18th inst, Of pneumonia.
The stable of Robert Groom, of Easton,
was broken open on Tuesday night, 18th
inst, and several blankets and pieces of
harness stolen.
John McQuay. who had reached the ad-
vanccd age of 50 years. died at his resi-
dence, in Broad Creek Neck. on Monday
night, 10th inst. He had been 4 member
of the NJ. +. Church sixty years. and was
for forty years local exhorter
Richard II. Bryan, formerly a resident of
Royal Oak, has been appointed Clerk of
the Court for Stafford county, Va. The
appointment was made by the military
commander.
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At Danes Quarter, a locality near Prin-
cess Anne. on Saturday evening, two men
named Shores and Whcatley were in con-
Ncrsation. The former desired the latter
to go OH some business forlim to Salisbury.
Wheatlcy objected and controversy arose.
when Shores drew n pocket-knife and stab
bed him fatally between the fourth and fifth
ribs. The wounded man died almost in
Stantly. Shores was arrested and confined
i'll the Jail at Princess Anne. Both We're
white. Wheatley was an FISHERMAN and
Shores a captain of a vessel.
Edward F. Duer. of Princess Anne. has
been appointed Assistant Assessor and
Seth b. Dashiell of the same place, Inspec-
tor of Weights and Measures.
Capt Hance Dorman, of Rcvers Neck,
had his leg broken two weeks since.
\ little son of Joseph Coulbourn, while at
tempting to jump on the cars at Marion
Station, was thrown upon 4 cross-tie, and
had his arm broken. :. The body of a
negro man was discovered, on Saturday
morning last, by John llaney, floating in
the Annamcssix River. The coroner held
an inquest, but the jury could not agree as
to whether he had drowned or been foully
dealt with. o.. . The skeleton of a man
was found in the woods near Princess Anne,
last week. 1t was supposed to be that of 4
negro man, who has been missing since
March last.
isbury last week.
The chicken cholera prevails to an alarm
ing extent i'll this county.
The regular meeting of the Medical So
ciety of Hartford county was held at the
Socictys rooms, in Bel Air, on Tuesday,
18th inst. The attendance was good. and
the newly elected President. DR.. s. B. Sill
yer, presided for the first time Dr. W.
Stump Forwood, whose energies have been
devoted to the Association since its organi-
cation, has resigned his position as Secre-
tary. and is about to remove from the Co.
He will be succeeded in office by DR.. W.
w. Virdin.
Messrs. Woodrow & Richardson have
leased the marine railway at Havre de
Grace. and have commenced business.
A. 7. McCombs, editor of the Republican,
has been appointed Custom House officer
for the port of IIavre de Grace; vice Kelly,
The body of Lafferty who was drowned
near the Furnace wharf Havre de Grace.
some Two weeks since, was washed ashore |
near the Old Bay Fishery, on Thursday
last, having been in the water one week.
The money of the Susquellanna Building
Association sold at the last meeting for 80 |
per cent premium.
LANCASTER.
The barn of II. S. Lands, who keeps q |
hotel at Petersburg, this county, was de-
stroyed by fire on Friday evening, May sth
Two buggies and a sleigh were consumed.
A horse, which was in the building at the
time of the fire, persisted in the flames 1t
is supposed the fire was the work of an in
The loss is estimated at 81 200.
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DORCHESTER.
}. NJ. Williamson was admitted to the
Bar at the recent term of court for this
county.
Some farmers, who planted early. are
now replanting their entire corn fields.
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New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

"A fire at Brownsville, Tenn, on Monday
night destroy ed eight buildings Loss, $4,000.
The 10Th Kansas Volunteer Cavalry, who
have been out with Gen. Custer Is to DO mustered out
Three tobacco factories in C0vlngton,
KY will be seized to-day for violating the revenue laws
Jacob F. Randolph of Bloomfield, N. D.,
has been President VI the Morris Canal Company
The tobacco factory of John j. Robins,
at Cincinnati seized yesterday, on charge oi 'io
latng the Revenue laws. %,
The Summit st. Hotel at Toledo, ONO,
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. Inc loss 10
500 0OO on which there Is 80 900 insurance
A fire broke out in the hardware store 90 Oh
II A r. MaRill In Hamilton, Canada, yesterdhY, Inc
building was saved but the stock was Dady uamhsou.
la Belle Steel Works, Reiter Co1
nsr. IN Allegheny city Penn, was partly destroyed
INV re on Tuesday. The loss about $4,000 insurance
The Boston Commandery OF Knights
Temniar will visit Philadelphia IN June 10 ASSIST C0 on,
nandery No OF Ponnsylvania In celebrating is OWN
anniversary -. =.
The Upper Mississippi River ie rising
rapidy and the ice s breaking up Two OF tne st9no M
piers OF the Milwaukee and 81 fsui hah"ay oii"s'
have been partially carried away by the ice
"A Convention of such OF the lalty ana
clergy OF the Protestant Episcopal CnuIch ss 10 nos
scribe 10 the rituastio tendencies OF the Bsnop Oh
diocese OF Chicago 10 nxed for the lIh " 'uho m 'H"s
eJ,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, April 7.


Incorporating the City Safe Deposit Company
OF Brooklyn authorizing Fire Insurapce Companies TO
completion OF quarantine buildings on the West Bank TO
amend the general Railroad law SO as TO prevent munich
pal corporations TO aid the construction thereof.
REPORTED FOR CONSIDERATION.
The Railroad Committee reported the following al,
versely Relative TO the New-Iofk central Railroad
dividend 10 the state Treasury for the construction OF
an elevated railroad in EewYork for the construction
OF railroad IN Jamessp and an oeyated
railroad IN NewYork, on the west side OF BroadWay
For the construction OF railroad In broadway ana
Iexington.ave. On motion OF Mr.. GENET, tne report
was disagreed to- and the bill was reeommitted 10 the
Committee Of the Whole, by vote OF Is TO 9. . ..
Relative the East side Railroad in NewYork the re-
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. Genet-AuthOrizing the leasing or portion Oh
TO amend the banking laws, aud granting facilities 70
associations for establishing banks equal 10 those anorueu
py t9e no faoSd Sy number Of persons may
associate to establish offices for discount ana deposit
with capital of not less than $4,000 upon CONDITIONS
imposed in the law OF 1885, and must be subject 20 some
penalties usury for National gapf as afo deposit COM
Providing fop G fa ao%s any seven persons resi-
dents OF State, form such companies Mr. Genet
For the construction and maintenance or an oDserva-
tory In NewYork in Central Park under the supervision
of the Park Commissioners Money for this purpose 70
be raised in the money for the Park
incorporating the Fidelity safe Deposit Company Of
New.York and the Clinton County Savings Bank; In
cooperating the Irish Brigade ASSOCIATION
incorporating the Presbyterian Home TOT Ageu women
In NewYork making appropriations 70 meet tne exlst
ing claims against the State called the Canal Dencency
Mr. FoLGER, from the Judiciary Committee, reported
bill supplementary 20 the law relating 10 payment OF
bountles, passed In 1865, as follows
money shall have been paid By the STATE TO sny i
the time Of enlistment that TIE volunteer rec'a D"
bounty from said county or stale Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
ASSEMBLY.

4
Authorizing the Southside Railroad to build
branches to Ne1town Creek authorizing the Avenue
ES,IFpS1 ESrE and NJ Mexican sk railway Company
Mr.. MEGEMAN from the Election Committee In the
case OF Mr. Hawkins contestipg the seat OF Mr. Decker
from Richmond County reported in favor OF giving the
seat TO Mr.. Hawkins. -. NH ,,os
ton was made the special order for Tuesday morning
next ,, ,,..,,.,o. 90 r,,os,,oota
,he over issue OF stock By the Central Railroad, made
report from the Committee In favor OF legalzng suen
over bill accompanies the report 10 carry ou'
'u'" BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. waltmanTo extend the time for the expiration OF
licenses TO sell intoxicating liquors IN the MeroPoah
Police District to the 10th day OF May next mex M NJ
tiark-Exempting from taxation the fremen OF Brook
lyn the same as members Of the National Guard. Mr:
70 county Authorities Also TO amend the charter OF the
wissonary Society Of the Methodist Church Mr. Hitch
man1so mnspsea yeh,sles in Sew.YorK
T6e report Of Mt Bemns the Select Committee
ana % netpa ne p Raroad together with the bill authorizing
the consolidation OF railroads not parallel was ae WI"
resonton Of Mr Kiernan that the directors OF the
Midland Railroad and the Southern Central karoao e
maid by them respectively salaries or otherwise 10 lne
Presidents, Secretaries, Treasurers' A''orno's anu
psso%,on offered by Mr. Kendall. that Il the Senate
concur the House will adjourn s'"sds Oh saturuay Ap
II, at noon, was tabled ~
To aid in the completion OF the Wheha m ana pIstts s Is
NJ,
the Completion of tho NewYork Midland Railroad, & sP
propriang sOoOo7s 20 49, to aid IN building the BHi
faio and Washington Railroad aPpropriatins s2SOOOO
5o 70 so, swans Twotier Railroad bill for New-Iork-S
tO OK. authorizing the NewYork Railroad Company to
certain roads In and across the Har
lam River authorizing Rochester 10 issue bonds for GER
tain nurposes the relief OF married women Recess
~ RvENING SESSION
The special order the bill authorizing an increase
OF the stock Of the NewYork Central Railway, Mr. sum-
mers In the chair .... .A
MT YOUNGLOVE proposed an amendment that moth,
ing In this act contained shall authorize any dividend
upon the stock hereby authorized TO be increased -
Mr. YOUNGLOVE supported the amendment at length
Messrs. JACOBS and GLEASON opposed and the
amendment not acted apon being cut on by the pre-
vious question.
Provided hereafter said Central Railway Company ha
not charge for Transporting freight over any PAT
portion Of said road than said company no. charges o. @
provided further that said Company shall paJ to the state on
To toll all gh. carried over s said road OF any pa
thereof .,. - -. -. an "a
first provision alone and IL lost by Ga to ~ Ihe re-
maning provision was lost by 10 TO n. ~
The previous question was ordered, ana the Dill orueie
10 third reading by 10 to 3o .
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING - :.
Authorizing consolidation OF railroads whloh IoLn
continuous line Relative 10 new passenger nepV' Tvs
tho Harlem Railway at Forty seeondst Adloufnoo
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
ALBANY.

THE BROADWAY SURFACE RAILROAD IN THE
sENATE-STATE AID TO RAILROADs-THE
TWo-TIER RAILROAD BILL PASSED BY THE
AssEMBLY-THE EXCISE QUESTION IN THE
SENATE-THE EEW-YORK CITY SCHOOL BILL.
ALBANY, April This was an exciting day
in the Legislature. In tho Senate, the Broad
way Surface Railroad and the Excise law
were up, and in the Assembly, the report
of the Special Railroad Committee of Mr..
Bemus. and fine exhibition of "log-rolling' were
the principal events. The citizens of New-York
might as well know now that the Broadway Surface
Road is to go through the Legislature. Whether
it will receive the support Of the Governor is another
thing but its friends do not how His Excellency
acts. they are sure of overrulingl even him. The
matter has been discussed in the Railroad Com
mittee. principally by Jno. K Porter in its
favor, and by Mr.. Fitch representing the stage
panies, and by Mr.. Rice representative of Mr. A. T.
Stewart The latter gentleman this morning stated
that if the bill passed. and provision was inserted
that the franchise be sold at auction be would with
draw his opposition. Mr.. Stewart said he would
willingly give e. 100000 for the franchise and then
agree to carry for three cents whereas the
present bill allowed the Company to charge seven
cents if it saw fit The Committee in executive session
agreed to report adversely the BILL and did so, but
Mr. Genet moved to disagree, and that the bill be
committed to the Committee of the Whole, and this
latter motion was agreed to by the following vote:
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
MALTA.
INTRODUCTION OF A NEW COIN.

INTRODUCTION OF NEW COIN.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE United o'a.ss
Consul at Malta sends the State 'no
lowing extract from The Malta Times OF Mafoh -
The local Government has at length .aken seeps .or
Withdrawing the old copper currency ine nem ~ sh
coin have been introduced here lor sos
,nconyenenee arose from the similarity o. COILS
OF different value This was poinien 9us W sne ,h e
spIt is that the inconvenience complained OF 70 90
o. Pnhlc notice given on Friday last mat
rem w, coin will exchanged at the Treasury Tor
hron1e con where well as at the Custom House
ments IN old copper money not exceeding 81 "i' "
His Excelency the Governor having been pleased 70
arthorlze the Cashier Of the Government treasury
axchapge the old copper coin, notice Is hereby s
ali persons wishing TO avail thepse!ves may appg has @
that purpose TO the said CashFf HIS Excenery, ,n,s ]
sIso been pleased authorize the Collector ol
and the Collector OF Land Revenue 70 receive
ther orders on each payment made 70 their P
An amount not exceeding al IN old copper n CUM %
Chief Secretary " the aoyerhm1pN
Palace Valeta, Feb. %, lsos'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
pprsrnENT JOHNSON AT NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April IA reception
committee went to Murireesboro this morning by
special train TO meet ex President Johnson ana eohuuc.
H., 90 NasbvnA AT Murfreesboro q large crowd OF
peopie assembled at the depot, and were ad'
dressed by Mr.. Johngon for about 50 minutes
specIal train, aud was received by large
owd Of people He escorted through tne Prnslpa
oompanied by a large procession OF persons OF % pom
colors He rode in an open carriage 70 tne ot Sou ~
his rearks he said he In favor OF removing pol
cal disabilities from every person In Tennessee lie Was
Vile 10 this oIty He speaks at the capital tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
THE BILLIARD MATCH BETWEEN DION AND
FOSTER.

MONTREAL, April IA great billiard match
took place last evening at Mechanics Hail. between
Joseph DION and Melvin Foster 1900 points, push shot
and crotch barred OIL a second sized carom table for
q coo a side The umpres Christopher OSonnor Tor
Poster and Cyrille Don for Joseph D9h deieLoo
waa George Phelan. This the third ana declulng
game each winning one OF the two former The betting
ali along was slightly In favor OF Dion IheIe was a
immense crowd present, among whom were large mum
ber OF NewYorkers majority Of whom backed roster
th shirt THE contest was very keen aud the excite
mant Intense Magnificent play was made on DOh sides
Dion won by 90 points. The score stood; Dion' l"Oi
II
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE AN EDITOR.

RALEIGH, N. c., April IAN attempt was
made last night TO assassnate Josiah Turner Jr editor
Of The Sentinel About midnight shot was fired through
the window OF his room he sat at table writing The
bullet missed him, and lodged In the bed The assassin M
made his escape. Great lDuikhatioh eAPi''''" Nv Wv
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE.

LEWISTON, Me-, April THE Grand Trunk
freight engine Lancaster exploded at Danyile Junction
to-day; Ave persons were severely injured mono M'ay
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
CANADA.
ATTEMPTED EXTRADITION or AN AMERICAN
CITIZEN ON FALSE CHARGES
IhY TRLRGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuERl

HAMILTON, April 7.-Ilenry M. Bragg, OF
Hayerh Mass has been Imprisoned here for the last
IA days on charges preferred by Police Officer Hunter
OF Boston First, a charge Of adultery was made, and
next for obtaining goods on false pretensos and lastly
when II appeared that neither OF these ayaed for extra
dition charge OF forgery preferred After waiting
two weeks Hunters movements counsel Tor the prose-
ouon gave up the case, and Bragg was To-Day ais- i
charged by the magistrate Mr.. Bragg says that the
prosecution IL bogus one. got aR by ss 1ne ss%ssnt
Rrickett of HRvorhil' against "'o"' ' ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-13
Testimony of q weU. known Physician


The following letter is from a physician
OF large practice in this city, and whose OK
perienco with chills has been unusually ex-
tensive. 1t Is rarely any medicine has the
merit to induce such testimonial as this
in behalf OF LimericlS's Chill Cure:
LOUISVILLE, KY, Juno 20, 1868.
DIR. SIR-I was called on
to visit patient who had boon suffering
with chill and foyer for upwards OF two
years, and could got no relief for moro than
two weeks ut time, although she had en-
ployed some of the best physicians in tho
city, and had taken every patent medicine
she could hear Of When Isaw her she was
very low, suffering with irritable stomach,
diarrhea, swelling Of the limbs, and a bad
cough. l prescribed your excellent metii-.
cine, In half doses for four days, which, to
my establishment, performed a permanent
cure. she has not had chill nor sign OF
one since, and IL now stout and we'll /
recommend IL most cheerfully to all afflic-
ted with that aggravating disoaso--the
chllls-as a sale and sure cure.
Yours truly, q. IS. WHIPPLE, NJ. D.
Y. ST. have used IL q number of eases
since, and IL has invariably performed u
permanent euro. 1 have never seen any
thing equal II, although l have been pre-
scribing for chills for ~ years. q. 3. ".