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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

AT THE CABINET MEETING, Tuesday, the
Secretary of State submitted digest of the
Rosecrans-M Mexican proposition tor loan to
the Mexican government on coded territory
or real estate, with m adverse report on the
same, which was laid over, the views of the
President and Cabinet being almost uniform
" against the scheme. The President is said
to declare that we want no more territory, if
we have to pay for it. Certainly; it only
needs that we have little patience, and il
will fall into our lap, without any expense.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

Tho storm of Saturday and Sunday did
great deal of damage In the vicinity of New
York. The Jersey fats, back OF Hobokan,
are inundated, and many of the laborers'
shanties. along the line of the Erie Railroad,
near Bergen, have swung from their moor
ings. All day yesterday, It blew stiff gale
from the westward. Vessels arriving from
sea report rough handling on the coast, with
City Of Baltimore, Erin, Minnesota, and
Kangaroo, from Liverpool, came In al day
break, safe and sound. TIE first mentioned
has nearly one thousand passengers. The
Minnesota has nearly tDeive hundred.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06
pENNSyLYANI4 POLITICS.

The Harrisburg correspondent of Penn
sylvania newspaper, writing on the guberna-
torial question, says it is pretty certain that all
the opponents of Governor Geary will con-
centrate on General John F. Hartranft, the
present Auditor General. Much of the dis
Effectiveness of the Cameron and Curtin ele-
ments has been sunk in union against the
present Executive, although there are still
some prominent Cameron men urging him.
The leading friends of Governor Curtin, such
as Col. Mcclure, State Treasurer Kemble,
VIM. B. Mann, and others, arc actively op-
posing Geary, and as a general thing the
non-,emperance men in Philadelphia, and
Pittsburg, are organized against him. The
correspondent referred to thinks Geary has q
majority of the delegates chosen. although
not more than one-third have been selected,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

The Washington Correspondent III the
Boston Journal says that Representatives of
Indian rings are throngiug the ante rooms
of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
watching every step and movement of the
Quaker Agents, and ready to take advantage
Of anything that may tend to impede their
progress. 1t is certainly complimentary to
| the Quskers that they are thoroughly hated
by all the members of the old rings, and
probably the best evidence of the Presi-
dents wisdom in appointing the Quakers is
found In the fact that the Indian rings pro-
claim them failures In advance, and do moi
hesitate to say that any other class would
serve the Indians better.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06
TF4E DELAWARE TRIBUNE, WILMINGTON. DEL.

Gen. Stanley writes from Fort Sully to
Gen. Sheridan that the effort to make peace
with the Sioux Indians as nation is fail
ure; that the unfriendly Indians are hostile
as ever and that their enmlty will manifest
itself In murders and dcpredations, II not
In attacks upon the frontier.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

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Good Family Flour, &c per lb. Superfne Family
Flour, 411c per ID. Buckwheat Flour DC per 10
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AT THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, held Tues
terday, at Stockton, CAL; Virginia, and Gold
Hill, Nevada and indianapolis, the Repub-
licans elected their tickets. At Pottsville,
Pa, the Democrats chose the Burgess and
three out of five Councilmen.
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WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, MAY 6. 1869.

RKMovAL.-The business office Of the CON-
xERcIAL and TRIBUNE, and of the City Directory,
has been removed to the new COMMERCIAL
Building, on the Southwest corner of Fifth and
Market Streets
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Telegraphic News.
WASHINGTON.



wAsHISoros, Nay b.--The Postmaster General
has appointed James simms, colored postmaster
at Savannah, Ga. simms Is Of a family some
what historical, being the brother Of the colored
man of that name about whom there was such
an excitement many years ago, consequent upon
his return to slavery from Boston under the fugi-
tive slave act. s.Pt 80
MRS. LINCOLN.
Information received here from Europe states
that Mrs. Lincoln, after visiting Lyons and Ge
neva, retui ned toFraukfort, and has taken rooms
IN the Rue Giliolet, In the house of leading
citizen. ''--'-
BYRON oEnoLr.
Baron Gerolt, the mluister Of North Germany,
will shortly leave on furlough, but will be here
again next winter. The Chevaier Cenetti, the
Italian minister, will shortly leave for Italy and
will be succeeded here by NJ. Bertiuatti, who was
formerly at this post.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

A man named Drake was arrested at
Worcester, Massachusetts, on Monday, for
a $l2, 900 forgery, committed in Clairsyille.
Ohio, and will be sent to Ohio for trial
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06
Steamboat Einss.
EaR PHILADELPHIA
.E.,ssslIH


Two Trips n Day Fare 10 Cent
Spring Arrangement Of tho Philadelphia al vii
mington Steamboat Line.
On and after WEDNESDAY, March Path. 1876
the New Elegant and Swift Steamer
SAMUEL nj. FELToN
VIII run as follows until further notice
and 60 p. NJ. Wv ~
Leave Chestnut 81 Wharf Philad'a, at, ea5 A. M.
stopping at Hook and Chester each way
Fare 10 Cents Excursion Tickets Is Cents
tp- Freight taken at Low Rates.
Parties having Railroad season tickets on present.
Ing them at the Captains office will receive irt
ticket free f
Nv Excursion tickets good to return by trains
leaving philadelphia, at II u. M. $50 o, Z, II 9O n
m, arc sold on the Samuel FELTON, for 80 cents, GOOD
only on the day OF their issue.
Tickets good TO Philadelphia by the Boat and tc
return ny the cars to Chester, Lnwosd Claymopt
Office p''n .
N. B-All persons are forbid trusting any one I'M
account OF the boats without written orders from the
Captain ~ '"e
re- No spirituous Liquors sold on the boat
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4 z . q Q . q . 7

To TnE WoahisG CLAts.-I am now prepared TO
urnish all classes with constant employment at their
homes, the whOe of the lime or for the spare mo-
ments, Business new, light and profitable. Fifty
cents 10 sb per evening, is easily earned by persons
of e her sex and the boys and girls earn nearly as
much as th. men, Great lDducemen are offered to
those who will devote their whole nc To the bus-
ness and, that every person who sees this notice
NAV send me thnr address md test the business for
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fer To all who are not vel satisfied with the busi-
me Full particulars directions, etc., sent free SAM
pie sent by mail for 10 cents Address h. o. ALLEN
Augusta, Me.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

A company has been organized to build
telegraph line from st. Louis, through
Texas, to San Francisco.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

Baron DE Stoeckcl, Russian Minister
at Washington. has been recalled by Lis
Government
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

NO SUPERINTENDENT OR
q TEACHERS should be without the
- UsN ID A VS. O IA q . I. M ~
The best paper In the world on this subject. JOHN
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cOM.hkRCIAL REPOR7S


rniLAusLfiiA AARkKT1
PHILADELPHIA, May 5,-.Flour dull, unchanged.
Wheat steady; red s1.6o@l. 60; amber $l.sOes
1856.
Rye Sl.45
Corn in good deinand-advanccd yellow 90a
% cents.
Oats advanced TO s0@s3 cents.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLR MARKET.
Beef cattle dull-9I6@10 cents for extra Penn
sylvania and Western steers 76B9 cents for fail
to good 596ls cents per gross for common.
Sheep In demand ut 6lS@SlS cents-gross.
Hogs in demand-S129l3.5O per cwt. for slop
and S13. 50@li.50 per cwt., nett, for corn fed.
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Oats advanced TO sO@s3 cents
PHILADELPHIA oATTLK MAI


We copy the two subjoined very interest.
ing communications on the working women
question from the Boston Daily Adpertis-
err:
To the Editors of the Boston Daily Id
Uertiser:
In your leading article of this morning l
notice statement that "the motion Of the
sewing machine wears out the spine in n
year or two, and there is no relief but death. y
Some three years ago the effect of the hab-
tual use of the sewing machine was alluded
to, for the first time think, in one of the
French medical journals. Since then the
subject has been discussed In various medi-
cal societies, and different opinions have
been supported by different phys clans.
That injury has resulted in some cases can
not be denied, but the cases have been far
too rare to justify any sweeping assertion
against the sewing machine.
There is large class who, in the opinion
of many physicians, do not get the sympa-
thy they deserve. l refer TO the sales girls
in our large shops, who are obliged to stand
(sitting would make trade appear dull from
s A. NJ to 6 P. NJ, excepting, of course,
the time for dinner. These girls earn from
five to seven dollars week, according ia
their value to their employers-only the
cleverest earning the latter. Some who live
with their parents can get along with tolera-
bic ease but the average cost of board toi
those supporting themselves is five dollars 4
week. This leaves from nothing to two dol
lars week for clothing, incidental expenses
and savings, surprising the girls 10 hav,
constant employment and perpetual goot
health. Considering the public position ii
which they are placed and the necessity 70
better dressing, the sales-girs would seen
more exposed to temptation than even tn
poorer paid sewing girl. Whether the con
slant standing position he not as injuriou
physiologically as the use Of the sewing ma
chine, is question for medical discussion
t APRIL 90, 1869. NJ.
TO the Editors Of the Boston DAHL
: ADVERTISER:
Why do women work in ventilate
rooms in the cities during all the hours
/, summer sunlight for twenty cents per da,
when every cotton factory in New Englan
K is anxious to pay them four-fold, and, pc
Z haps, scvcn-f fold, to work sixty six hours
!, week, in rooms well warmed and vel vel
4 tilated, and to provide them with comforts
d ble lodgings and board for about two dolla
/ per week?
or course, they cannot all leave the citiC
but there must be at least SO many of the
free from entangliDg ties that their transl
tion TO cotton, woolen, and paper mi
would leave more promising remuneratit
for the remainder.
u | can only solve the question with the
'c lief that these women prefer starvation am
: the cxcitements OF a city to comfort and
/; dependence in more quiet places.
sI Yours, TREASURER.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06
WASHINGTON SiossIp.

Mrs. President Grants Tuesday after
noon reception was held Tuesday. She
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. James
Paul Of Philadelphia, Mrs. General Augur,
and Mrs. General Hunter. Mrs. Grant
was attired in fine corn-coored MORE an.
tique dress, with rich black low corsagc and
full train, black lace shawl, coral jewelry !;
hair dressed with curls, over the chignon,
and adorned with single pink rose.
General Robert E. Lee left Washington
Tuesday morning for Alexandria lie took
passage at | / O'Clock on the steamer City of
Washington, and as the boat was moving off
stood ON the outer deck, where he remained
several minutes with his arms folded, look
ing over in the direction of Arlington.
General Fremont is said to have negotia.
ted n loan in Paris for the construction Of
his Pacific, Memphis, and Ell Paso Railroad
He goes Immediately to Paris, to remain a
short time The company will build about
$50 miles of road In the State OF Texas thi.
summer. The iron has been already pur
chased, and will be shipped by the first o.
June.
Governor Wells, of Virginia, was alnont
the callers at the Executive Mansion yester
day, before the Cabinet meeting, and had
brief interview with the President on politi
cal subjects appertaining to that State.
1t is learned that the Spanish auihori
tics have acceded to every request mad,
by our Government where the rights of per
sons or property of American ci 1ens wer,
involved.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

William Pitkin, merchant and x-Mayor
Of Rochester, N. Y, died in that city on
Monday.
The bill appropriating $40, 900, 600 for ca
nal improvements has failed in the New
York Legislature.
VIM Z. Ross, chief assistant engineer Of
the Baltimore Fire Department, died yester-
day, from injuries received at fire on April
18th.
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The New York herald., 1869-01-02
TIE HILL MlRD-R CASE.

TwitchclI Convicted Of Murder in the First
DcGrcc-Exciting Scene nt the Rendition Of
the Verdict.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1, 1862
In the case Of George s. Twitchell, Jr., charged
with the murder Of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary E.
Iill, the charge Of the court delivered by Judge
Brewster and at halfpast eight O'Clock this evening
tile case was given to the jury. At thirteen minutes
before nine O'Clock the jury came into court, and In
rendered verdict Of 'sguity Of murder In the first
degreen The prisoner clasped his hands, raised his
eyes and exclaimed, 20 my Godp' The young man
who has attended him 50 faithfully throughout the
trial gave Wild cry OF pain and fell s0bbing upon
the neck OF the prisoner The father Of the latter
appeared deeply affected also; but 1t must be said
that OF the little group formed about the dock the
doomed man seemed the less moved. Great excite
ent prevailed In the court room, but posse OF po
lice sllcceeded In preserving order.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
MISSOURI.

The Ohio and Mississippi Railrond-Througii
Broad Gauge Line from New York 10
ssi. L0uis.
ST. LOUIS Jan. !, 1862.
The report that the Erie Railroad Company has
leased the ohio and Mississippi Railroad is denied.
II is stated as fact, however, that consolidation
of interests in a permanent through broad gauge
line between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mississippi
river has been effected. and the change OF gauge OF
the Ohio and Mississippi road has been stopped.
system OF through trains for freight and passengers
will at once be inaugurated and third rail be laid
from here to Odn Ill, the intersection OF the OHIO
and Mississippi and the Illinois Central roads IL is
also stated that the entire route between here and
New York VIII be furnished with double track.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
NORTH CAROLINA.

Execution Of a Mulatto In TarborO for
Murder-He Dies C0nfessing His Guilt
Homicide mt Election.
TARBoRo, Jan. l, 1859.
Gus Holmes, muatto, was executed to-day for
the murder of Matthew King in June, 1867 There
was large crowd in attendance and good deal OF
excitement among negroes When desired to stand
forth for the purpose OF having the rope adjusted the
condemned gave way and had to be supported until
the drop fell The knot slid to the back OF his neck,
ana the fall only being one and half feet the neck
was not broken. He breathed eight minutes and life
was extinct in twelve. He made full confession Of
the crime and number of others which he had been
guilty Of.
In an altercation to-day in Greenville Pitt county.
between two rival candidates for constableship,
named Denis and Hoel, the latter drew his knife,
when the former pulled out pistol and fired, in
ssantly killing Hoel.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
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ars. theatres were slimly attended last evening.
49, nhon gives readings next Monday evening.
w ryear win be inaugurated by several thcat-
'Ia' :. .A less to say that some managers will
wisely nroaf, past experience.
Tns ps ~ -. rite "Duchessn will be produced At
Pixies this eycni as.
At the French. Aca1re 'ne performance Tonight
will consist Of tho n'S' sc' u ''6afoe oeue'" WIN
"Ceneveve."
Opera bouas wr,hS the great magnet next week.
"L,En Crev,,, al ths Z ancas and LA Perichole''
Ole BUN gives two gra concerts S at Steinway y Ha I
swimming ashore when ia recent accident ON the
Oho river occusred wil aa al hs trcrs sxcns
one Sas % r. conyernr ns acKs nd noads
INTO specie payment. Goodfor we Fox; iun ior sno
headsey turn ap eyer % night. rranslatIons or
"Bone Squash DiaDlop IL is geneA Wy agreed' now
tna, s highly ~ asss q the cir
ciddons were among che attractions az rn'adeiphia
.sine Black Crockvl is grvings oosa essmcn at
Washington something to think apout. ne rumor
that some or them danced the cascau u%ieW nights
..GIy Manner1ng'' has been podnced at roston-
J. H. Hackett Is performing successdi q tsaseniens
AT Pitts6urg .srhe French Soy" with N ue. MARI
eta Rayei in three r0tes. drew large sudden ys.
In Toronto last week bajhn attached se :of false
teeth for taxes. The lady SAID have imma dlatey
sung "Kiss der
Matilda Heron the actress has, 1t is aatd,l
left the stage and is about to the ised as ? lec-
turer on the drama as 1t has been, - now and
will he.
Tue Troans are delighted witM Mrs. f. w. Lam
der'S impersonalI0n OF Elizabeth.
L0tta IL at Chicago interpreting "ILttse Nell and
the Marchi0ness-n Nearly all the places ~ amse-
ment In that CITY were largely paaronized On Carist
mas Day.
Tom Thumb ate his Christmas turkey at Augusta.
Thumb went for the lex and Mutt was instme i0r
the dessert.