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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

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LAND SALE-The real estate of the late Morris
Collins, in Thoroughfare Neck, five miles from
SMYRNA, was sold last week by P. s. Collins,
executor. The 125 acre farm was purchased by
II. Fl. Armstrong for $1b.25 per acre; the 10
acre farm by j. A. Derrlckson for $40 per acre.
SALE IN WEST WILMrSeIoN,- sale of
houses and lots In West Wilmington, by DR..
Brown, on Saturday ast,amounied 10 the sum OF
% $50.
Six houses were sold at prices ranging from
1900 to $1,000, and about 20 lots ranging from -
The sums above named were the prices at
which the buildings and lots were held by DIR.
Brown. The rental value was all that was re-
auired 10 be paid in addition to the interest
Those paying the highest monthly rent got the
house or lot, aud every monthly payment OF
| rent went towards liquidating the debt. house
costing $1,000 and bringing monthly rent OF SiO
per month, by this process would be paid OIL III
Ii one house held at $3.50 and ss per month
rent was knocked off ut S24 per month rent.
which will liquidate the debt in three years.
Thomas NJ. Ogle was the auclionecr.
| The sales made were ms iollows:-
No. l. A two-story frame house between Is anu
| G streets on East side of Sixth avenue, to II.
| Ncwcomb Monthly payment &c; amount S45O
No. 2. Three lots adjoining above, 60 by ~ IT,
at "a per foot. Monthly payment sl.so, to JAS.
No. 8. A two-story frame house on 8. w.
corner of Sixth avenue aud q street, 40 by 90 IT,
Monthly payment sl9 to Henry sluarti amount
$3.50. ,,,s.,.
and b street at Sc per foot to Thomas Conner.
Monthly payment 50; amount $24O.
No. 5. Two lois 40 by 80 fl. on East side OF
Sixth avenue between Q and ID streets at u per
foot to s. H. Taylor. Monthly payment sa'7o
No. 6. A two-story frame house on East side
Seventh anenue between ID street and railroad
20 by 100 #. TO William Money. Monthly pay
ment $26; amount $500.
No. z. 4 two-story frame house adjoining
above to John II. Mum. Monthly payment SIG
amount $500.
No. s. 4 two-story brick and frame house OF
: West side of Seventh avenue between and l
. streets to j. L. b. Stephens. Monthly paymen
eli. SO; amount Sl0U0.
No .. A two-story brick and frame house adj
Joining above to Arthur Turk. Monthly paymen
: $l2; amount $1,000.
2 iots, opposite above, 4OxlOO feet, TO Charlie
Mccarthy, at Sc per foot, $40; .....
lots. s0x1OO feet, on east side Of Stb Avenue
It TO Joseph W. Glidden, at 81 per foot, $500.
: lots, adjoining above, nj - per foot to deo
Savage, S1G0.
Q lots. adjoining the above, at 81 per foot t
IT James Keenan,. Sl60. o,
q 3lots, 6Ox100 feet, on Northeast corner oi 81
Avenue and street, at sc per foot to "ial
N 2 lois, adjoining, at 50 per foot, to Jacob Wei
n i lot, adjoining above, to Robert Gibson, at
Is j lot adjoining above, to George Savage at
he lots, adjoining above, at % per foot, to DE-
he apaine Mcdaniel, $500.
Amount of sale, s5,5So
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PLEyDIp FARM FOR SALE.--THE
- subscriber will cell his farm Of $50 ACRES at
private sale. 1t is suitable for Grain. Grazing or
Dairy. Situated eight miles from Wilmington, Del,
on the Wilmington and Christisna TurnPike bounded
on The west by the turnpike and on the south by the
Chrstisna River. Fifteen acres of woodland; 25
acres OF excellent Marsh or Meadow; hanks and
fences in good order; vessels drawing, 81 feet Of
water can load and unload at the landing ON the
farm. All the produce can be shipped BY water at
same prices at landing as are paid Ut Brandywine
Mills either to Wilmington or Philadelphia Very
little hauling need be done OF the farm, as Lime,
Manure and the Crops all transported on thu
river. Fam House, Spring House. Ice House. Ice
Pond Of clear spring water, two large Barns, large
Grarary and Corn Cribs, with Root Cellar beneath
House aud barn supplied with excellent water by
Hydraulic ram. 1t is unsurpassed in this neighbor.
hood, either as a Grain, Grazing or Dairy Farm,
Milk can be rent daily TO Philadelphia by Railroad
the arn heng near the depot. IL Is very line pro-
perry and well worth the attention of those who like
good farms. Persons desiring to purchase will be
shown 1t by the farmer on the place, or by the owner
at Wilmington.
onc.hali Of purchase money can remain on mort
gage. &c. SToTSENBURG.
eept9-3mw
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Dover Building Association, at the last
msnthly meeting, sold its funds ut premium Of
SO per cent, which shows an active demand for
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

DEMoLIsHED.- -Messrs Steel e. Worth, Of
Coatesville, moved cut of their old office on
Thursday last TO a new one just erected. Shortly
afterwards, a train of cars on the siding of the
molshing 1t, together with the old blacksmith
shOp.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

Pr,al Llsr.-Persons wishing premium
lists OF the New Castle County Agricultural 3d.
ciety, will please call at this Office and be sup
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
The Centenary of Wilm ngton Method
ism-Cnpt. webb the Pioneer.

tsn-Cnpt. webb the Pioneer
In our report of the Asbury Church Re- Union.
mention is made Of Capt. Thomas Webb, 10 one
OF the first, or perhaps the first preacher of Me-
thodism in Wilmington. Rev. IL. Il. Davis has
furnished us with the following data concerning
him =
Capt Thomas Webb, of the British army, had
been converted under the preaching of the Rev.
John Wesley and licensed by him to preach. He
kindled a flame both in the old and new world
that still continues to burn.
Mr.. Wesley in his Journal says "the Captain
is all life and fire." Again, 81 preached at Sails
bury, and as Capt. Webb has just been there l
endcavorcd to avail myself of the fire he seldom
fails to kindle. The congregation were large and
| deeply affected. God moved the people in an
uncommon manner" He thus began his career
as Methodist local preacher. Sent TO America
as barrack-master, he opened his house at Albany
for prayer aud preaching. Tie Initiated the spirit
/ of Wesley, who cried the "world is my parish. -
| Webb travelled extensively in New York, ''seek
| Ing the lost sheep of the house of Israel" Ar
| irving at the city he found a small bat loving
band meeting 10 the house of Embnry, then - MS
handful Of corn in the earth upon the top OF the
mountain, the fruit shall shake like Lebanon and
they of the city shall flourish like grass OF the
| earth"
Officiating In regimcntals, crowds wero drawn
tOgetner until lne nOuse anu uitcrWhTuS rleIiup
loft could not contain half that assembled. After
several excursions around New York and Long
Island his face was turned southward, preaching
the doctrine of free, full, and present salvation
in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland:
Stevens in his history of the NJ. E. church says
''Webb was the first Methodist who preached ii
Philadelphia, where he formed class OF sever
members in sail left. In 1863 he founded Meth
odsm in Delaware, preaching in New Castle
Wilmington, and the forests of the Brandywine.
Rev. j. Castle in his Centenary sermon preach
cd before the Philadelphia Annual Conference
March 10, 1866 makes the following extracts
from Mr.. Pilmore's manuscript journal. tina
Messrs. Fillmore and Boardman landed at Glou
ccster point Sabbath, Oct. 2lst, 1863. The mex
Saturday, Nov Sd, Capt. Webb came up from
Wilmington where he had been for afew days oil
visit, and brought tdngs that Jesus the grea
Shepherd had blessed bis labors in the Gospel II
turning men from darkness to light, and from tn
power of Satan to God" Thus our hearts SHOULD
be constrained to cry, "What shall render unit
the Lord for all his benefits towards u.s."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
For sale.
PURE BRED HOGS AND FOWLS.
WINTER SEED WHEAT

And other Farm Seeds, from Detz's Experiments
Farm, Chambersourg Pa
plehls and Boughton Baardessi Weeks snd
rread,yells Bearded White Wheats, French White
and Red Csafi: Purple straw Bearded Red Med ter
ranean, and German Amber Beardless are the best
can he recommended for general cultivation. Price
s5 Der bushel pounds Of any kind by Nal, pot
pad for 81 Twenty heads Of different varieties sent
host paid for ST.. Twenty other varieties Of Wheat
barley and Oats, OF last years importation. zee
DFiTIs ExrEEiMESTAL FAsn JouRsAt; send anu wv,
scribe for it only sl.50 per year the most ureiu
journal printed. Address - N.
aunoit9iw GEO. A. DElTz, Chambersburg, IA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

fB- Ladies' wishing Childrcn's Clothing made and
pericet satisfaction guaranteed should go to
A. q Z. STEVENSON,
712 Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

re- A. d. Il. Stevenson are the agents OF the cele-
brated Florence Sewing Machine which has given
PARIS Exposition in 1861. Those In want OF g good
machine shnnld call ami them at 7i2 Market ST.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
Base Ball.

CARRIAGE MAKERS MATcH.--On last Satur.
day afternoon very exciting game OF base ball
between the employees of Messrs. J. Green and
g. Horn. This is the second match between the
carriage factories of the above gentlemen. On
each occasion the employees of Mr.. Green have
born off the palm of victory. Tho game was very
closely contested, rs can be seen by reference to
the score-buth parties playing in style which
astonished the spectators, who little expected
such excellence among amateurs. Where every
body acquitted himself SO well, it would be usc-
less to signal out any one for particular notice.
We here append the score:
InniDgs-1 0
Horns Nine, l 4 10 G l o 2 1879
Green's Nine, 1 8 6 G 10 3 II 5-45
Umpire MIR James, Wawaset b. B. Z.
Scorer-T Plunkott
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

WE have q new assortment OF White Wash
w Brushes which we offer cheap q.
JAS. A. ROBINSON q CO.,
Second and Market Sta
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

HT,T,CEi -TbE STATE NORMAL uNlvERSl-
N TY begins lis Tenth Term, Monday, sept. 6tb,
1853. No change the Faculty Most horougnpras-
a,,sn,esn dollars (YlSA per term. JOHN Y. HARM
nas,yara, aug26d&wtsepi0
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
Resolutions OF Dover District Preachcrs'
Association.

Resolutions OF Dover District Preachers
Association.
The committee to which was referred the cores
pondence between the Secretary Of the Dover Dis
trct Preachers Association, and B. @ sewell, Esq.,
Superintendent Of thu Delaware Railroad, respect-
fully submit the following report:
wnERrAs. The Secretary of the Dover District
Preachers Association, did pursuant to instructions
make application to :. O. sewall, Eco, Snpern end
ent of the Delaware Railroad for reduction OF fare,
and did in his correspondence with said Superinten-
dent, state that the meetings Of the Association were
not for pleasure or profit but were exclusively Of
usually granted by Railroads to religious bodies was
denied 10 this Association by the Delaware Railroad,
therefore
RESOLVED list. That in the judgment OF this Associa-
ton tue refusal OF so common courtesy is unPrece-
dented, disrespectful aud selhsh.
Resolved I'd. That the Secretary be instructed to
publish the absvc preamble and resolution in the
''Deawarcan' of Dover. "Commercia" and the
delaware Gazette Of Wilmington:
JAS. II. LIGHTBURN,
IGNATIUS Il. COOPER,
JOHN L. TAFT,
sens ltdltw DAVID X. THOMAS.
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CANNING At MIDpLETowS.

The Transcript, Of the 4th inst, says: There
has been some talk of erecting a large fruit can
ming establishment here, and also dlstillcry, so
rs to be able to start with the next peach crop
such an establishment would have saved thou
sands Of dollars to the orchardlsts 10 this vicinity
thia season. Thousands upon thousands OF bas-
kcts Of peaches have rotted, and the ground has
been literally covered In the orchards with fallen
fruit All this loss might have been saved If such
an establishment had been in operation here.
That the enterprise would be a profitable one
has been demonstrated by the success oil similar
demand for canned fruits and vegetables.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
BRAspYwrsK MILLS QUOTATIONS BY JAMES K.
PRICE & Co.
H R T S

Made of New York Mills Muslin and Linen Fronts
for $50 per Dozen, warranted TO fit, at
WYATT q GARRETT'S,
Gents Furnishing Store,
novT-1yw No. COS Market St., wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

A PEACH CLUSTER.

John B. Shockley, of Kent county, has taken
a curiosity from one of his trees In tue shape of
bunch Of peaches, 1t is ~ inches long and AZ
across and contains twenty fair sized aud perfect
peaches
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

nUv1-1yW NO. UU5 hHrEet %, WrTr1i11EtUn' Der'
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh
Treated with the utmost success by J. ISAACS,
NJ D., and Professor OF DISEASES OF the E-E ana
EAR (his speciality in the Medical College of Penn
Hoiiand,j No. sos ARCH ST., PHILADELPHIA.
Testimonials can be seen at his office, The medical
aculty invited to accompany their as he
without pain. No charge for examination.
augb.1yw
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ExTENr OF TuIs YEARS CRor.

The Delawarean estimates thsyears cropas fifty
per cent greater than In anyprevious one, and say
X hus brought into our State q large amount of
capital which will greatly aid in relieving the
euibarrossments Of the people of the State. 1t Is
to be hoped that those who are 50 fortunate as 10
realize large gains from their fruit will accom-
modate their less fortunate neghbors who nave
no orchards, by loanlng them their surplus mon
ey and by giving employment to those who are
,deprndent on their labor for support
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

A correspondent ut Thomas Landing, near
Odessa, says j. w. Vandegritt picked from 200
trees OF the Susquehanna variety, 667 baskets OF
fruit, which sold for s1.5O per basket, total
of S1O00,60.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

Financial Quotations,
Furnished to us by Jour M CLEAR q Son, Bankers
GOT Market, Wilmington, Del.
p,,o-.r,oSo Aug 10 1860
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seps ltdlt

r ooK HERE Apple Pearer for rs cents at
JAS. A. ROBINSON q CO.'S.
Second and Market ats.
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Mr.. Robert Atkinson,- Sir: The Plastic SLATE
every purpose for which Roof lie intended. Il has
neither run nor cracked is perfectly sound and hard
as slate itself, and think from all appearances ~
of its success Is roofing material when properly
made and applied. Yours, respectfully, n,xo,y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

Please read the following Testimanials-go and
see these Roofs-and you Will DC conViheoa tAAt
PLASTIC SLATE is the
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

NOTICE OF COP ARTNERSHIP.-A co-parincr,
shir has this day been 10 med between leHnn
Wheat and Joseph Jenkins, under the firm name OF
Wheat q jenkins, for the purpose of engaging in the
manufacture Of Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c, AZ Camden.
Delaware at the factory OCCUPIED by the late nr o
Wheat & Bennett "
LEMuEL WHEAT,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

SIT seems to us that the course Of study married
out ID most excellent; Just the proper one TO bring
forth true women, and not the baubes turned on
from many Of our female seninarles."-
Democrat.
ave know OF no location in the country where the
health OF the student can be promoted ~ here"
Bordentoton Register.
"Under the constant attention and unnagglng en-
ergies of the Board OF instruction, this College u
quietly dispensing it's benefits TO large numbers OF
pupils. It's discipline Is unequalled-its course OF
Instruction thorough, and admirably arranged."-
Trenton True american. augo,1mw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

Ho for North Carolina,
THE GARDEN SPOT OF TIE WORLD
400 Improved Farms
For sale by the
NORTH CAROLINA LAND COMPANY,
re- Excur sion Tickets good for Thirty Days.
wooIsToN q CO.,
No, 10 E. Third street. Wilmington.
augs0d&wtf General Agents Tor Deihwre'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

DISSOLUTIoN OF CoPARrNkRSHlP.- The
~ partnership heretofore existing between Lemu
Wheat and F. Oscar Bennett, under the rm anne OF
Wheat s. Bennett, is this day dissolved by muinal
consent. All monies due the said firm are to he pad
to the said Lemuel Wheat, ana al demands against
~ lEMUE. WHEAT,
+. q. BhNNETf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

Being FIRE, WATER and STEAM PR0OF-Lignt
and Durabe-and equally adapted to any forn OF
roof, steep or fiat
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1869.

POTATOES anifestIy increased slight increase s re-
ported IN the aggregate numbers Of fattenDR Cattle az
wen as in their average condition Some of the States
fall TO maintain full average, among which arc new
York New Jersey, Kentucky, and Illinois.
The snrveyorGeneral OF Colorado has sent 70 ine
ores from several prominent lodes Of that territory OF
very peculiar character and Of extreme interest TO sch
iron and copper zinc Lead and silver which obscure the
more precious metal Some OF them yield over e. per
tuH.
Secretary Boutwell, has issued circular authorizing
ts Assistant Treasurers aud designated depostories to
redeem the nickel pieces la sums Of 800 or more
The Secretary the Treasury has addressed circular
TO Collectors other officers OF the customs ana super
yisiBR local inspectors OF steamboats,, nsruetinR them
carry into effect the provisions OF the sd section OF the
act ofJuly u.s. 1885, to further provide for the saety OF
the lives Of passengers board Of vessels propelled In
whole or in Iar by and apply the safetyYhlves
therein designated the boilers Of al steamers engaged
in carrying passengern. ...r ...
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VENEZUELA.
TIE PULGAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF GEN
RRAL WAR AND BANKRUPTCY.

THE PULGAR REBELLloN-PROsPECTs OF GEN
RRAL WAR AND BANKRUPTCY.
MARACAIBo, Oct. 9.-Tbe plan of operations
adopted by Gen. MoDagas seems to contemplate the
surrounding Of MaracaibO and the complete cutting
of of Pulgar. The expedition which started from
Puerto CabelO has been delayed for weeks pupOsely
to enable Monagas to perfect his arrangements, in
order that by one blow he might put an end to the
insurectiOn. But he is likely 10 be disappointed
for while the expedition has been moving toward
Maracaibo other bands of revOlutiODiSs, among the
coffee and cocoa planters have been spriDgng mp to
the south and the west 30 that the whole country is
expected to be again shortly in state Of Pol
gars army counts but 800 men, poorly equipped and
hungry, many Of whom desert and few commit
suicide Lads of fourteen arc pressed into service
The dreadful disorder of the country keeps money
scarce and debts unpaid while poverty and misery
are daily becoming more prevalent.
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we CUBAN REVOLUTION.

SPANISH BANK SHARES AT 10 PER CENT PREMIUM
-CONPISCATI0N AND PEsTILENCE.
HAVANA, Oct. 2s-The shares Of the Spanish Bank
are quoted at Is per cent premium. The Govern
ent continues to embargo the estates of Cubans
aiding in foreign countries The cholera and Yomto
still exist in many parts of the island. The troops
for some time past stationed ct Santiago de Cuba
have been dispatched into the interior OF the island
REPULsE OF INSURGENTS BY NEGRoEs-FREECH
land GERMAN RESIDENTS VOLUNTEERING.
Intelligence from Cienfuegos is to the effect that
the negroes the plantations that city repulsed
q body of ineurgents. A Commission of German and
French resdents Of Havana to-day called upon Cap
tain General De ROdas and rendered their services
They desired, as a manifestation Of their sense of
the gratitude to the Spaniards, 10 be permitted to
raise q reserve corps Of volunteers.
LOOKING AFTER THE STEAMER LILIAN-THR
CUSTOMS FRAUDS.
HAVANA, Oct. 2a.-The Spanish Inen-of- war Pizarro
and Austria have gone TO Nassau for the steamer
Lillian. Serious frauds have lately been discovered
in the Government bonded warehouses. The Chief
Judge, the Treasurer and Captain General de Rodas
are Investigating them. l.s.sf
THE ALBANIA PROPERTY-oRDER FOR THE
BURNING or PLANTATIONS.
The furniture in the palace of Senior Albania was
to-day sold by the Government at public auction.
The Dsurgent Gen. CaVada has issued the following
DrdeF; III is probable that the owners Of planta-
hons win begin TO grind sugar cane at an early date,
Jnd the General expects his subordnates TO burn the
Jane fields as soon as the cane is dry i.HHs
TIE SITUATION NEAR PUERTO PRISC1PE-vAL-
MAsEDA's POPULARITY.
Havana, Oct 23.-Tbe Baltimore steamer Cuba ar
rived here on Sunday last. bringing Jefferson Davis
Who StiB " aSliestS health " now On the way home
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THE scHrsm IN THE MORMON CHURCH.

CHICAGO, Oct. B.-The Following y an extract
from a private letter from gentleman living In Bait
Lake 10 one OF the editors OF The chicago Tribune The
schIsp, Of which you may have heard while here, Is
OF The Utah Magazine have been suspended and they
stand firm land they VIII they viii be cut on III only
valuable es showing what may be expected when the
OyerpOwering will and intellect OF Brigham Young shall
have been remOved-a revolution proceeding from the
heart Of the church ITSELF enthroninR the majority OF the
people instead OF God OF course letting drop the absurd
idea OF daily revelations Its basis poly Eamy ana the
fraitcally devoted would 60" MT. Senhouse named "a
ana has been Tor many years one OF Brigham Younss
most trusted fends aud ardent admirers His daughter
Ia one OF the wives Of Joseph Young BnRhams epest
SON The editors Of The Aa0asne are wealthy ana IN
huentlal. ''
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FRANCE.

NO PRESS PROsEcUTIONs--PRINCE METTERNICH
CENsURED.
PARIS, Thursday Oct. %, 1862
The Ministers have decided not to prosecute the
press FOL any of the recent violations of the Press
law The Austrian Government censures Prince
Metternich for his connection with the late duel
Personal NEWS.
NJ Girandeau has been appointed to the Director
ship of the Press, rice NJ Langle. Commodore War
den of the United States Navy has arrived here.
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THE oNoNDAGA oIANT-oP1NroN OF PROF. HALL

SYRACIJsE, Oct. 28.-7He Syrdcnse JOurRdE this
aifernoon nubshes letter frOu Prof James Hail. state
Geologis communicating his conclusions regardinG tne
stone wonder discovered at Cardih OhOhu"s@ OVunV'
He writes: ,.A,.,,. 4. :.
There can be but opinion about It think IL IS
statue, cut In gypsum, aud intended 10 Represent
human form OF colossal IN reeumDenl pos!1on AS
to its source origin cannot conjecture ~ 70 'n
aud dissolved by water in degree that lndch'es lonk
bumqtiOn, and IL was covered by an auVh nc PJJe h
Of three feet OF more In depth. The sculpture 70 W
order and very different from those OF Central Ae0@
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THE KU.KIUx oJTRAGEs IN NORTH CAROLINA
TO BE SUPPRESSED.

RALEIGH, Oct. 28-GOV. Holden has enroieau
large body Of negro mlitia which, 10 Is reported WIN an
shortly DO sent to Orange and Chatham Countes "
sst authorities there preserving order Large
numbers Of negroes country are Ia the Guy Ey
anxious 10 be enlisted IL IL said that arms are
shipped ~ various points for the use OF inc "i0u
militia