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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-14

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Total earnings both roads,

TOlnI earnings both roads,
Expenditures of p. w. 5.-....
4 B. II. r. for OPP.
Grating expenses, i'll
tcrest, &C., 1,626, 232 %
Expenditures of N. G.
4 F. r. r. for OPP
Grating expenses and
$1,000 tax and boz
nus to State Of Del
aware and New Cas- ..
lie county, 1881 l3
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-14

IHf republication ~ u cfuNdIu biJICH NWN al nh-
th;Td The cost fthd ipillon Edition.
TIE LIFE. TINES AND TRAVELS OF
ST. PAUL,
"Tnr GREAT APOSTLE TO THE GysTiLEs."
By the Rev, W. ]. cenybeare, NJ. A., late Fellow Of
Trinity College, Cambridge, aud 1ev. J. 8. Howson,
NJ A., Principal Ut the Collegiate Institute, Liver
pool, with an intro ltcln BY the kev Matthew Slmp-
son n. d., Bisho. oi the Methodist Episcopal
Church. jM e3td itw
a. u. Tough, Agent l. now cnnvassipg This city
aud vieirity Tor surs' itets T. hi yalnah'e woik
WiLNINuius, nKi-. Dec. 29ti, 1s5s
NOTICE is hereby given that The annual me, ing
IN of the Stockholl RS nf The Wilmington Nayi-
CATION Company" viii he held al No. SOL King siIcct
Wilmington. DEL, un Thursday the fourth day oil
February, 1850 between the hours Of and O'Clock.
p m. for the purpo OF electing three Directors to
for three YEARS. and for he transaction u such
decsi.G.w john \. GRIFFIN, Prcs't.
yTHE BEST BRANDS OF BUTCHER KNIVES
IL and Stvcls, at j. A, ROBINSON q CO.,
Second and Market SITS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-14

NTo1ICE.-The Annual Meeting of the members Of
IN the New Castle County Mutual Iusnrn CO Com
pany, will be held in The oflcc Of The company, o
Market street, Wilmington, d. On the third iiui-
day (the 18th day. OF Jaaary a. .. 1852. at which
time an election Will he had for iiitc,n Directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
SiML. u. SMITH, Secretary,
IanitlSm&w N. c. County Nut Iis. Co.
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Financial Quotations,

Furnished to us by JouN NJ CLEAR & soS, Bankers
G07 Market Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-14

Mr.. Houston speaker pro- tenn.
Mr.. Bacon, offered bill to incorporate the
Petitions o6cred.-By Mr. Meredith, to divorce
Geo. w. Walling, of Kent county, from his wife,
Catharnc Walling.
By Mr.. Reynolds, to divorce Nathaniel Bailey,
of Kent county, from his wife, Hannah Bailey.
By Mr.. Bacon, to run ditch through certain
low-lands in North West Fork Hid.
BY DIR. Brown, for public road from West
Wilmington to South street, or some other point
in the city of Wilmington.
By Mr.. Bacon, to close certain ditch in Little
Creek Hd., Sussex county.
By Mr.. Cloud, to divide School District No. 20,
in Christlana Hundred into two districts.
By DIR. Brown, notice that he would introduce
an act to incorporate the Union Loan Association
Of Wilmington.
BY Mr.. Bacon, for public road in Little Creek
Ild., Sussex county.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-14
TUESDAY, january 12lh.

Hills passed third reading -
By Mr.. Goodng. To incorporate the Franklin
Loan Association; TO incorporate Eden Lodgc
No. u, LOO. f.; to Incorporate Clayton Lodge,
No. 4, X. OF T.
By Mr.. Denny. House bill to extend ~ time
for recording deeds; to incorporate Washington
Lodge, Mol, X. of r., and Lafayette Lodge, No.
2, X. Of p.
On motion of Mr.. Tayntcr a committee was
appointed TO procure new seal for the Clerk of
the Peace of Kent county.
Bills passed first reading =
To divorce james b. Riggs and Laura q. Riggs;
Robert Clay and Mary Ann Gray to INCORPORATE
Star Loan Association; Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X.
oil T., and Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of p. to
and testament; to incorporate the River Front
Railroad Company; to incorporate the Edge
Moor Iron Company.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-14

N. cure no paw. Forests Juniper Tar is war
rantrd tn cure Coughs. Group, Hoarscness, Sore
Throat, Spiitipg Of Blond and Lung Diseases or the
price positively refunded. Immediate relief pro.
duced Try 1t; IL not satisfied. return the empty
bottles and get your money back. Price 35 cents,
Sold by L. NJ. ENGLAND. Druggist.
Second and King STREETS,
noy;0.eod&w.2m Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-14

Mr.. Houston in the Chair
On motion of Mr.. Meredith the Hall of Repre-
sentatves was granted to the Ladies' Benevolent
Society, of Dover on each successive Saturday
evening during the months of January and Feb
ruary.
was requested to report the names of all persons
and corporations that had refused TO pay the
State tax required by the act passed at Dover,
August 18th, 1861.
Notice was given by Mr.. Silver of an act TO
amend Chapter los Of the revised Statutes of the
State of Delaware.
Rules for the government of intercourse be-
tween the two Houses and rules for the govern
ment of the House were read and adopted.
Divorces-Mr. Reynolds, from the Committee
on Divorces, reported acts to divorce Munlove
| Hazel and Mary NJ. Hazel, John a; McClintoci
| and Anna Il. McClintock, Nathaniel Bailey and
| Hannah Bailey, Thomas F. Fairfield and Anna E.
Fairfield, VIM. Z. Belt and Rebccca A. Belt, Geo.
w. Wailing and Catharine Walling from the
bonds oil matrimony. All passed first reading.
on r mo.io Mo OF DR.. Brown, SO much Of ihe
laws OF the State was referred to special Com.
mittee, and DIR. Brown, Mitchell and Robinson
were appointed said committee.
DR.. Brown offered the following joint resolu
ton -
"Resoiced, by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives In General Assembly met That tbi
General Assembly adjourn on Saturday the 20tf
day Of February to the first Tuesday In Januar,
1870" 1t was postponed till tomorrow at
o'clock
Mr.. vandegrift presented petition for re
moval of the incorporation Of The st. George
and Appoquinimink Fire Co.
Mr.. Jump gave notice of on act to amend a
act TO incorporate the Clayton Station and Snyi
ma Railroad, to allow the Company to USE are
: or engine.
The resolution granting the Hall of the Hons
of Representatives 10 the Ladies' Benevolent Asst
: citation of Dover was reconsidered and on motto
indefinitely postponed
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-14

The expenditures during the same period were
as follows, viz:-
Engineering & miscellaneous expenses, 1921, 1891. O2
Land damages and fencing, 61,371.81
Grading, bridging and changing county
roads, 2S3, I03.15
Coupons due and paid Oct. LIST, 1,925.18
Real estate depot lot in the City OF
Wilmington,) 3,500.00
Rails for use of contractors, 1900. 90
| Balance on hand, 75,G49.46
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
United STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Calvin Willis Case.
Ref0re Commissioner Detfa.


1ne United States rs. Cdtota Wil,%-The accused
s charged with publishing and selling and transmit
ting obscene prints through the United States mails
In violation of the Post ONCE law. The case has
been repeatedly up for examination but 1t has been
postponed Ut the request OF the defendant. 1t was
adjourned TILL Thursday morning next.
Alleged Murder the High Seas.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Tne Untted States rs. George 8tsnop.-The defend
ant was seaman on board the American steamer
Emma, plying been New Orleans and Havana, ana is
charged with the murder OF fellow seaman named
J. wilkins, belonging to the same vessel The offence
ts charged to have been committed IN the month Of
February last, while the Emma was on her voyage
from the port oil New Orleans TO Havana. At the
latter port the prisoner was arrested and BY orders
OF the American Consul Dwight Morris, was IN due
time placed board the British steamer Celia for
conveyance TO this port. The steamer arrived this
morning. when Bishop was given into the custody
Of Deputy Marsbals Mccoy and Robinson, who
brought him before Commissioner Osborn. On the
aifidavits presented in the case the Commissioner
committed the accused for examination, which Is
set down Tor tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
COURT Of GENERAL sfssloSs.

Before Cunning 8. BEDFORD Jr., City Judge.
Assistant District Attorneys Tweed and Hutchngs
appeared for the prosecution yesterday.
FEL0NIoUs ASSAULT.
John Han tc0l0red) was tried and convicted OF an
assault with Q dangerous weapon with intent to do
bodily harm 10 James Saunders. The evidence
showed that the parties were In house in Baxter
street on the 18th OF November, and the prisoner
nre1 pistol at Saunders the bali having lodged In
his chest. 1t was claimed that they had diniculty
about woman. HIS Honor sent Hall 70 the state
Prison for two years and SIX months.
ALLEGED THEFT OF BONDS IN WALL sTREET-AC-
QUITrAL OF A BROKER.
Edwin r. Lee was placed trial, charged with
grand laceay. The testimony showed that on the
9th OF August, 1868. Jay Cooke Il Co. negotiated .
surance Company similar amount IN United States
nve.twentles. Ihe bonds were LETT on the counter
by the messenger, and when the secretary q the
bank turned his back some expert bank thieves
snatched them and ran away. MIR. Hutcnjngs failed
to technc lily prove the identity OF the bonds; but
for the purposes OF the trial the counsel admitted
that the de endant had four $500 OF these bonds IN
his possession IN the ordinary course OF his business
aS broker. et M es aN
Toe deIence called number of gentlemen, brokers
and merchants, who testified that MIR. Lee was a
member q the Board Of Brokers that his reputation
In the course OF their business to examine the crcu
lars advertising sto.en bonds.
MIR. Hutchings In summing up to the Jury said that
While ne would not urge conviction ol the defen-
dant on the evidence and anticipated what the ver-
dict would be- he wished the community to under
stand that the effect Of the verdict would be tnat
hereafter any person who becomes possessed or
stolen bonds may go into any brokers' Olice IN Wall
or Broad street and dispose OF them to respectable
brokers' number Of them having stated In the
course OF the trial that they are in too great hurry
70 examine circulars apprizing them OF stolen bonds
Alter an impartial and able charge BY Judge Bed
ford the Jury promptly rendered verdict Of not
guilty. On motion OF counsel Mr.. Lee was dis
charged upon his own recognlzance, there being
another Indictment against MIN growing out OF Inc
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARp OF AID :aM.H.

This Board met yesterday afternoon pursuant to
adjournment, with the President Alderman Conan,
in the chair. large amount OF ordinary routine
business was disposed OF, after which resolutions
were adopted making the following donations TO
pay assessments:-Ma church. corner OF Henry
and Market streets s3ll; Bedford street MethodIss
Episcopal church, S30s; Church Of the Covenant,
So52 Berean Baptist church, $780, and Church OF the
Alderman COULTER called up o resolution direct
ing the Street COMMISSIONER 10 Ill with good and
wholesome earth the sunken lots between Eighth
and Ninth avenues and Seventy-fourtn and Seventy
Alderman MOORE asked II the lots were private
property or property OF The city.
they beIonr to 4 yery large nronerty a owner.
Alderman Mo0RE-Then move that the owner be
requested TO fill them at his own expense.
Alderman COULTER-He won't dolt. He mas been
asked TO do very oten but he persistenty refuses,
and the lots are filled with stagnant water and
now the residents around there have petitioned TO
have the lots nlled. ssi
Alderman MooRE-Then move that the attention
of the Board OF Health be called 70 the case.
The motion was not seconded, anu "tLe question"
being called for was put to the vote and lost This
method OF Improving real estate has been success
fully practised on The east side district, and no
doubt the large property Owner' OF the lots In
question thought he might as well nave the CITY I'm
prove his property as that Of any one else.
The Committee on Markets presented an eiaDo-
rate report In regard to e estab ishment OF the
Central Market on Broadway and Forty eighth
street. The report contains quotations from h.
Dongan and Montgomery charters In relation 70 the
market franchise OF tae city,eand after giving, as
the opinion OF the committee, that "taere can be no
question OF the right OF the Common councn 70 the
absolute control OF the market franchise and that
the attempt Of individuals 10 divert without any
equiv alent be paid therefor constitutes grave mis-
dcmeanor," concludes with the following resolu-
ton:-
Resolved That Counsel to the Corporation be and he s
hereby authorized business
the located in the block bounded
by Broadway and Seventh avenue between Forty and
tortyninth streets known as The Centra Market 70 pc
Immediately discontinued by Injunction or otherwise ss In
Li Judgment be deemed best calculated 70 accomplish
the intended also that the said Counsel to the
Corporation be he hereby further and d.
Immediately action against the per-
owning claiming TO own the said premises
violation OF the market franchise
city, thereby punish this and prevent any
further Ike character the corporate
franchises OF the city Of New York.
The Board adjourned to Monday next, ut two
|
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

Heavy Donations to Churches and Schools
Belgian Pnvemcn:ss &c.
This Board met yesterday afternoon, the President
Mr.. Monaghan, presiding.
THE PRINTING QUESTION.
the Board concurred with the other Board in the
ADOPTION of q resolution directing Edmund Jones
Co., printers FOR the corporation, to pay the CON-
positors in their employ the fun amount asked by
the typographical Union, No. Q, in their scale OF
prices for work on not only city work, but on all
work done in that ONCE, and that Jones Co., re-
other house than that OF Wynko0p hallenbeck,
this frm having declined 70 pay the required scale.
DISTINGUISHED FENIANs.
resolution from the other Board tnat o cOmmit-
miItee OF three from each Board be appointed to ten
der the sympathy and regard Of the city TO Messfs.
John Warren and Augustine F. Costello Tor suffering
In the Fenlan cause was concurred In.
BELGIAN PAYMENTS.
The Croton Aqueduct Department was directed to
have Hubert street from HUDSON to West Watts from
ond avenue TO East river Forty street from Sec
ond avenue to the East river, and street
from Madison to Third avenue, paved with Belgian
or trap block pavement
resolution was adopted increasing the salaries Of
the women employed III cleaning the offices Of the
81 per day.
ANOTHER NEW OFFICE
The Clerk or the Common Council was directed to
appoint clerk to the City Librarian, at salary Of
81, SEQ per annum.
NEW PIERS.
Tie Street Commissioner was directed TO advertise
for proposals for building pier at the foot Of Fifty
first street and North river; also for proposals to re-
pair pier at the loot or Twenty fifth street and East
river. 1sw4sF. n N
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
SUPREME cOuaT-cIHcWT-pAUT n.
Action 10 Recover Damages from Adams Ex
press Company for Money Lost by th,
Burning of "a Steamer.
porora I,dya No ry,ard

Action 10 Recover Damages from Adams Ex-
press Company for Money Lost ny tue
Burning of "a Steamer.
Before Judge Barnard
Asa y. Cochrdne vs. Wm. b. Dinsn,ore, Tresf.
dent--This action tried the 18th April. 1867
before Judge Barnar,k nonsut was granted. bu,
the Court directed the case to be taken Immediately
on appeal % the General Term. It came up again for
hearing yesterday. About the 5fh OF March, 1868,
package 0i money containing $1,000 was given In
cnarge OF Adams Express Company 10 be forwarded
oreans. % % ins me money, non soaether with ssoo belong
ing to other parties, was shipped on board the
steamer Lilo Bic orcs Which let ssSs, New YSrs
she arrival OF the vessel ut New Orleans nre
{, rred on board and the Bio BIO sank In about
During that month the company employed diver
named scott to save whatever or the cargo was
sae n the ,ssses nod Three months moi we're occu
pied IN the search and although boxes OF cigars
and oranges winch had been taken on board at
Havana were discovered no tface OF the safe was
found. Plaintiff accordingly brought an action TO
recover. AS already mentioned the Application for
gance had been proven. The Jury now returned n
verdict Tor the paintin for s7.1Oo
Action Against the New York Central Rail.
rond.
A. Long rs. 1he Ne,o FORK Central RaiiY-odd.--
This action TO the value OF 600 empty
pork barrels. The barrels were forwarded from
Buffalo to New York. When making arrangements
with the agent at Buffalo the plaintiff requested the
use OF empty cars It was agreed that the barrels
should be conveyed at sixty cents per 100 pounds
estimated weight, though the paintln denies that
there was anything said about estimated weight.
Wnen the barrels arrived In this city defendants
presented bill for the sum OF 500. PlaintIn de-
cned to pay IT, cont .nding that the amount charged
should I've only s1sD, but subsequently, offered $3.50
70 settle the claim. Defendants refused to accept
paintlf's account Plaintiff now sued for tue use
OF lhe barrels durlng the time they were detained.
Tho Jury returned a verdict for i,65L
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
TINE ALLEGED CASE OF mALpaAcTo N wlluMssuas.

Dispositions of the Hasbnnd and Son of de-
ccased-Adjournmcnt Of the C0roner,s In.
quest.
The death OF Mrs. Eva luemmeke, OF No. 1ss Mese-
role street. Williamsburg under the treatment OF one
Setback. who Is said TO be cigarmaker. IL sim at
tracing attention
Coroner whItchu has taken the following testi
moDy In the case:-
Albert uuemmcke, sworn, depcscd-Ir reside at lss
Meserole street; deceased was my wife; she WINS
first taken sick In August 1868; she complained then
OF pain all over her right arm; she went 10 the
Williamsburg Dispensary about three times; they
gave her medicine to take internally and also some
Thing 10 rub on her arm the treatment she received
a. s o e no sOpS n S sea od q ws
street. was called IN; ne said she was ers
cetac; she was somewhat swolIeni ] told
saet ssi I Sometime in er SIDE snd arm II was NOT
sne mad a tnmor and he wanted TO operate on ner
but did not want him TO do so; then went TO Dr.
Kempere. Of Twensy,ihiTd % street between third
her seven years before for q tumor; Dr. kemmerer
tod her she had bad sickness she asked him n ne
sent for DR.. woifort OF % Frankfort street, New
York; he said that she ought TO be operated
on. but that she was then TOO weak; he ordered
operation: we then concluded not TO have the opera
t,on performed and sent word TO Dr. woiert not TO
..lt was not turnor. but the blood all In ump
In her bowels,r and that he thought In about six
months he could cure her with medicine Instead of
lsavlng An operation; he first gave her two
powaers day--oDe IN tue morning ~
make her vomit and another one Ia the
evening TO purge her; the nrst powder he gave her
himself and then iet enough Of them TO last week;
he called every Saturday for I'VE weeks and LETT tue
medicine which she continued taking for the Ave
woeks without taking any other medicine; she had
been gong around until she commenced taking
schscks medicine, wheB she was compelled TO lie IA
and "A
every time setback came ne said he thought |
she was getting better; she died on Feb
ruarv ~. at three O'Clock in the morn !
ing; went 10 Setback FOR the burial |
certincats; ne said he would have t at my house by
twelve O'Clock OF The day; went after II; he said
tnat he had diploma, bat was not registered Ia
Brooklyn. - Ms t ..saf -.
Albert FIuemmeks, Jr., son OF dcccased, corrobo-
rated the foregoing deposition and addcd:i was ~
home when my mother was lying dead; schack |
came there wnth person who, he sald was doc. |
ior; thet both looked at Tho pody, talked togetheI
and schask Ien the certinca'f tney made y on.
Setback was leaving lie house, when TIE doctor l
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
SUPERIOR couRI-spEcAL TERM.
Decisions. .


Judge Jones rendered Judgment In the following
cases yesterday morning.
Georyiana N. cray rs .Uephen H. Grdv-Motion
granted and referee appointed
costs.
Snli,n rs. Daschordt.- denied with ten dol
lars COSTS
Gilmore Us. G,ipsore.--Mation granted ana causc
referred.
Weiss Us. Wdfffng.--Motion granted.
Robinson Us. Bo,eei ct dt-Aio;ion granted
BAKER rs. kent-Motion g'antcd and cause n.
fclrcd.
Duger Us. kdgufre ct et1L-Dcn,urrcr sustained
National Gas Light Company or Netr folh ~.
OB.fen "a diMotion to vacate injunction granted,
without costs.
F'rek rs. White et dt--Motion aranted on terms.
Wf1unu ps LeHneDtau et dl--Ak0ton granted.
Clark rs. Cidrk.-Papers on motion to commit for
contempt wanteds
},ogafiler BoD,nper.--Plaiutin fAned ten dollars
costs for the contempt In not paying ,alimony.
by Judge Freedman.
Wfnebre'cer -. johnson d aL-rudgmcnf for
piaintir
dollars costs
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married

Drvcwky--PHELrs.- Greenpo,nt, H. v, on
ThuIsiay March III, by the Rev. Henry Mansfield.
Captain X. =. DiNGMAN, OF Chicago, Ill., TO ALErliEA
AZ. HUI, daughter OF John Phelps, OF creenpoint,
l.. l.
western papers please cory. 1874
FARao--DAMoS.--In this city. on saturday. March
ia. BY the Rev. Dr. smith, OVID W. FARGO and Nj
SUsIs NJ. DAMON, OF Hudson City. N. J.
PABoN--OLDSKR.--On Wednesday, March 10, ct the
Church OF ST. Vincent de Paui's West Twenty third
street. by the Rev. A. LafoDt, LoUIs r. PABoN, OF
bordeaux France, to HrBgnSTA TERESA MAGpALIH
MARY, second daughter OF Jonn y. Oidaer Esq, OF
virginia.
copy.
PsrsRs--DurroS.--On Thursday, March II. by the
Rev. Charles u. Sing IAMEs PETsns. OF westchester
to Mrs. ANNIE OUrr0N, OF New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
COURT cAlEHoAs-rMs oaY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT--IN ADMIRALTY
Before Judge Blatchford.-NO 120, James ii. Thomas
ys. John A. Kernocnan; l34, William Bell vs. q. NJ
MirrulleO ct al; 16S Richard Squeres ct al Steam
boat America; 49, A. Solliday ct al. W. Steamship
PennsyNana $50, Rebecca Gray ct a.. va same; Isl.
William Bassett ct al. vi same; 1885,, II. Henry ct
al. VS.. ship M0nteage. ~
CoURr OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Before Judge Bel
ford, Jr.-The People vs. George Huner and John
Kasher, felonious assault and battery; James Mee-
han. robbery; James Meehan, burglary; James Riley,
burglary; George Wilson, James Primrose and James
Devlin, burglary; Frederick 3. BoRue obtaining
goods BY lalse pretences; John Carter, breaklng
and escaping jail; Robert Raub, rape; Ezra Smith,
obtaining goods by ase pretences; Joseph Pfuller,
burglary.