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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

DIR. DAVID LIvINosToNE.---The foreign
mails bring later intelligence OF the safety Of
this celebrated traveller. The Secretary of the
Central African Mission, nnder date Of January
5. has written letlerto the London newspapers
Of the following effect. "Bisllop Tozer, wri-
ling from tile Mission House, Zanzibar, under
date OCTOBER 25, 1860, says Il spoke few
days since with an Arab trader, who Informed
me that he had seen DIR. Livingstone four
months before at Ujj.' This brings us 70 July
Up to that time, therefore, he had not been eat
en- by the cannibals to whom be alluded In his
last letter
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
!. rsnM ISiT- IAKING
80. n u TIl a x / ~ G ,

44 ND r r II A * i N @
- Promptly attended IT, I.OSeet SS Ssps No. a6s
street. where they keep constantly hsg ph also
sase SyntaEo S6 sge1E to order at
nanniacs%n.e % ~ ,. sneca attention to undertaklng'
and are agents aTys RSSsRt burial
whtch ate e 49, ntrndnced Those of our clt1eele
,asina INVITING in our line should give US
ore purchasing elsewhere
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

UOsay, in remafkng on the beautyspeek on
the cheek Of Lady Southampton, compared II to
aseem on roseleaf. -"The compliment is far
fetched, !" observed her ladyship. "How can that
be,s rejoined the Count, "when II is made on
the spot ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
(To be eontinued.1
!. ..,,,.ll .bnsiness slores in s.. 10

Five small business stores in St. sJoseph, Mo-,
were burned on Sunday morning, and w. Fos-
Ter brotber-in.law of ex-Congressman Loan,
neli,hed 10 une ofthem. While NUMBER Q, lreI ~,
No., were irving to rescue Foster, the walls fell
,,ron ihem killing two and injuiing five. One
Of The Injured is not expected to recover,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
Edward Moore fire ready made Clothing No. 22s MaEke
RALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

= u : - .,.. ~. r..,,r,.- mpv
EsTABLlsHED Az HKFueB fhom 9vAsnnn, W. n., ~,
ONLY PLACE WHERE CURE oAN BE -,
hR. JOHNSTON has discovered t;le ~ host ceIsA,,d TAD
~ speedy, andonly enectnal remedy ~ tne M9Lin vein
for weakness OF the BACK or aneoo
of the kidney and bladder, involuntary dischsiges'
mpotency, general deSity ~
the heart tmidity. trembling, dimness Of sight or
giddnese, diseases or the mead OF OF
% Ss s o% he Solitary
Victims than the song Of the the nariners 9f
Ulysses blighting their most brilliant hopeS or ahuci-
pat0ns, rendering marriage, &c. inp"fSspto'
YOUNG MEN.
ySuna MEN pcss ss wh sfs
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely grave
thousands Of young men Of The most exalted and br
listening Ssates with the thunders OF eioquence q
walked TO ecstaey the iiripg Tyre, may eau Win
confidence. ,,.n,,.oD
..a,e1 =. vonno Man eop
tomplating marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak
ness organic depiliY, ueiotnntss sPoeefss. P ~
Me VINO PLACES nnssh M 1m1sr honnr s as gonteman and
confidently rely upon ms skill y = P9ysiSiAn So
ORGANIC WkAkNESo 30.
ORGANIC WKAKFEss Immediately cured, and
fuil vipor restored This distressing ailecton-whieh
renders life miserable and marriage mpossibles the
penalty paid by victims Of improper indulgenees.4.
6eina aware Of the dreadfn consequences that may
ensue. Now who that understands the subject VIII
sooner by those falling into Improper habits than the
prudent? Besides being deprived OF 1he Plensue "
Becomes deraSeed The physical and mental functions
weakened loss of provocative p9wer nervous tta
pltys uSspepsia, ~ tSn nS tha frame
cough, consumption, decay a. and t!,, death
- IN. 9OiiNStONaa jul! p ~, Naovo, co,,esa os
Surgeons Londou graduate from one Of the most en-
inent Colleges n the United states, aa NY ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

fellow In Ohio put one end ofa gun barre
in the fire and lsoked down the muzzle 10 see
whether It was loaded. A coroner's Jury deei-
ded that bis suspiclpns were correct. -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

An sd lady being in a store at Waterbury,
Connecticut, recently sat down and stretched
ont her half frozen feet to the Herring safe, re-
marking Eshe always did like those air tight
stoves" -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

What is the difference between Watch, dogs
name, aud watch, a atimepiecee
One is called watch to come by, and the other,
togo by,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

George, do you know that Mr.. Jones has found
a beautiful baby on his doorstep, and he Is go
Ing to adopt him ?" ~ -
''Yes, Papa; he will be Mr.. Jones' stepsnn,
won't he" ts.V
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

"bIy bearers" said an enthusiastic orator,
''truth Is mighty and will prevail. Truth bsats
eggs all hollow, md why Because, truth, crush
ed to earth, VIII Use again, but eggs won't"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

A Gentleman standing on the street observed
lady passing who was gotten up regardless OF
expense, aud turning To the FREUD, said: "By
dove, Charley, isn't she splendidly upholster-
ed ?s
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

An lrishman took of his coat to show ter
Tible wonnd which be said he had received few
years BEFORE Not being able, however, TO find
the wound, he suddenly remembered it was on
Ills brother Pats arm.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Josh Billings defines 'thurrer bred dizziness
man as wun that knows enuff about steelin s0't
theS can't ennybody steal from him, and enuf'
aoont aw so that be can do his steeln legally"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

When does severe cold resemble abright
When it comes into ones head suddenly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

The Intsrnal Revenue Collectors office, at
Hunters Point, Lond Island, was broken open
by robbers on Sunday night, but they were una-
hla To force the safe. ID
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Ibe colored people Of Fredericksomg,,yS a.
have SAINT petitiouto Coneress TO rem owe "
disabilities from white people.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

WHY is badly conducted hotel like i'd
dle?" 4aF,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

whv "a morse in the environs of the city ike
a lsdJ : dressP
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

II has been asked o,,.. ,,y
course il does in dew iine.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

j. Fl. Hasty, postmaster and t;ader, at Water
boro, Me-, has absconded' alter having oplasteu
several thousand dollars by iorgeiies. 1stf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Mrs. Maria Archer threw herself out Of a WIN
dow in Boston on Monday, ana was y stahuS
k1led She was delirious from sickness.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

When is wine-merchant like ship?
When he's lying in polt,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
Anchor Line

a. s,.s,t "a Londonderry and Glasgow
&&8% ss S.esta Na,s Verk every Saturday. Steerage
srom New York to Derry OF GLASGOW sU fgom
certneatess asSoSv through to New York; Phiisqe
ia DeIay ~ Wilmington as low as any other ns ~,
Pn,is Pn,tances to England, Ireland and sco'iAnu' f
furtosr infor nation Apply app iisySi,rRsoN BROS,
Nc. Z bowling STsSRRt eSR New st YORK :
ot " oNA Adams Express ONCE
6l9 Market Street
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
htsadesphaa, Wilmington isnd Battim"Ts
atNiIroAts.
La EAE l2l1 rs . IL

essf% WE sssH. ssH =. .asRss e75 R-S'see sasES@x
OoMMEN ING MONDAY, MAY 10, 1909.
trains viii ioavD yepot corner OF Broad street anu
washington Ayeprc, as follows; ~.
w av Mail train at 80 q. m. sexcopteullYi
bas%Dr stoppS Saeoad n Ss X wilmington for Girls
6aid and INTERIM 'diate stations; .a,, 10,
I.xpress Train stf2 90 M, lSundays excsptea ~
ant{mora and Was gtpn, stopping ~ Wlihink..,,nu k.,,u
PPesrsvge and Hayre do Grace. Connects at VIII
mInaton with ram for New Castle. a, %.
ETnress Train at 90 D. m.,l Sundays excepte@n AZ aV'
eaitmore and Washington, stopping at Chester Thlr-
owl nwood Claymont ~ srr
IN Havra-da-tirace, Aberdeen, Perryman's, Edge
wooi Magnolia, Chases and steinmer,s run;
Night Express at II 80 r M danIyl tor ahurIow
Lnwood, Olaymont, Wilmington Aewas.a, sr h'Aoon'
North-East, Perryylle and hayre as Nnrsek will
cake tie i2.O0 NJ hAn i, ...,o,..
w1iI1MINGToN TRAINS, stopping A. al statolia
hetween Philadelphia and Wilmington. "a
Leave Philadelphia at 1l0oa M, W. W W,
taIyl D. m. The 90 p M tram conhscts iit VIII ~
~are railroad for Harrington ana m'erneu'Ase ''"7
'Hss Tsavc wilmington e4O, 10 a. M, lS9' - i and
Oei aailyl p, M The 10 g. m. Train WIN hos seVP
setween Chester and Philadelphia
Train. leaving w@lngt9a a. saS Al M ts sna ts ths
Ro9 M and 40 D. M. Trains for philadelphia anu
baltimore Central Rail Road
runoueH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
teave Wilmington ut 10 50 am, IL ~, o0 an
10 p 'oTaEsrER FOR rHInApELPHIA.
leave Chester al Z %, 9 4s, sos and IL % a. m'
y a. ane II es II p Baltimof
2b Al M, Way Mall. 80 A. M, express z % v. ~.
Express 25p M Exprens, ioto and p III nernediats
AeeommodatIon Train Port Deposit VIII ieaye
Perfyvllle st 6 At a. M for bal''inore anu
~ frans ior Baltimore leave Chester etlsos and Il
q TRAINS ~ q forBatnore leave wilmington at i2ca 10 o.
q. m. LOS and y .: ~, -, ~, =, ,,atrfnfnRr
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

ENvY.-E Envy is one of the most despicable Of
passions There is scarcely 3 crime to which il
will not lead its victims. 1t was envy that rob-
bed the poor Naboth of his vineyard, and added
murder to the theft. 1t was envy that led the
guilty Absalom to desire the throne Of his father
David 1t destroys all that Is best and noblest IN
character. So subtle is IL in its workings, that
we learn on the highest testimony that "Envy is
rottenness Of the bones," It eats out all honor
and manliness; it gives sIeepless nights and rest.
less days. Moreover, envy Is utterly useless; h
effects no alteration, II wins no goal. As we
read r, job cit slayeth the silly one nand ali sen
sible people must feel that there is marvellous
Stiffness in envy.
But ifthe indulgence Of envy does us no good
it is calculated to do other people much HARM
Every passion tends to incarnation in some way
Evil motion turns TO action, and becomes embod.
led In ignoble deeds So deceitful is envy ip lie
operation, and so successful In It's barn, y, stand
lquestiou is asked In Scripture, "Who " erous,5
Ia E4at
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

The ship King Lear, iron CaIGiif i5r ngllg
Kong, was wrecked recently gu lug ~ 'oA' ,
and so lives were LOST
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
iog sspen Il IS K, III e lsasjh
4 N gn damage. Yea; eDyy y',,ss,',.sl sssysss
,icss W It'd racfer It canfiM passIiciv dafla 4 \

Ipies Iacfer It canifM paslicly detatfe ! s
EEk wi7sSplain Nrtnes to be vices in dsaQuise N,
win sneer With the lip and stab with tho SuQgA
tion OF an evil hint in your absence, whilst 10
your presence It viii admire and applaud.
That the envlous pay the penalty in their own
misery, does not mitigate what they do 10 others
1t does help, indeed to yindicate the ways OF God
to men, as it shows us the divine hand dispens-
Ing, even In this world, TO each man according to
bis sinl But the misery they feel does not
atone for the misery they inflict. Envy Is one oi
the basest ofpasslons II Is the essence Of devil
ism. BY IL Satan loat his seat In heaven; and
by It men and women have, through the long
centuries, sinned and suffered In endless ways
Quiuer.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
For the Detdtoare Republican,
FROM BROOKLYN TO BRANDYWINE

A SKETCH OF THE CAMPAIGNS OF GHNERAl
WASHINGTON, FROM SEPTEMBER, 17T8
TO SEPTEMBER, 1777. READ BEFORE
TIE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF
~ DELAWARE, NOVEMBER IL,
1860, BY WILLIAM
n. READ, ESQ.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

.wrHjnes of Washington, Vol. s, page 112--
c;,e, ChasteIlux's Travels Vol. ], page 266.
tiryIpe's Life of Washington, Vol. 4, page
149. a
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Ss-sls waA answered that the horse was running
away. y Inst got in TO stop Il, t,ain't you goine
TO give me something 2n
eyes, ssln,' said the gentleman and 10 tla
great amS r gent of the few lookels on, he a.
ministered 1ee We ingenious youth severe horse
whipping. Such disinterestedness deserves re-
ward.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Also FREIGHT,TRAINS with Passenger oeT l,- az
tached win leave Wilmington about 800 a. hl new
CASTLE, 400, Middletown 900, Clayton, 7i5, Dqyer,
$780, Camden, 9.i0, Felton, 1906 and be que AZ & iiar
rington ab ut 1890 A. NJ Returning, 20 leaNe Sas
Dover 4S Moorton, IS TO- Clayton Il 90, Middetowni
AS New Castle 30and be due at WilmingtMon on a1uJe %
100 P NJ subject TO delays incident to freignt pus'
ess
This Train will stop to take up Passengers only nH
Stations iamed, but will set down Passengers aI NY
topping place, except Hare's Corner, State hosu'
Del, junction and Dupont. -, ,o,,a for
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.-Leaye New Sasils ioa
wlimu,tsn and Philadelphia at 40 A. M, noars
philadelphia ll.45 a, M, and Wilmington LVOp n'
for Nav CASTLE. ,,,,,., 80 .boaa
above leave Smyrnafor Clayton 1l45 A. NJ, aud gu
r. NJ cave Clayton for Smyrna $40 Am, ana sl, zo
PM. to mako connection with trains TO anu itoiu
Dover and stations South.
CoNNECrtoNS,
AT clayton, With the NJ s d. r. r., for Eas'oh
and intermediate places, N - n,,,sond
leorQ etown, Lewes and intermediate places.
AT searord with the ID, & u. X, FOR beaeta's-
burg .mptiage,, IA, 81, tsa " 9 n r for salisb,lrE;
Princess Anne, Crlsheidi &c'i a'so iof NS
stations on the W. & - r. H. s.,.t,oi a u
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
nuu;rrnV V.s,n a RI.E.

iE n HORSES AND oARklASEs Y 1rTays on M Scout
yk%1A street The horses are safe, nna @ vMe a,
dTAsSs VIII be provided when desirel; aesiV7 ~ t'u
crate. AppS T" AT his store OF Wood Street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

JOHN S. LEE g CO.,
ar.ssers. ship ChRndiers q Gr0eers
No ld Nqr gaaSs ssSS e. oTSsr 3 and % RoFH
q ihLiN FL sSHs' 'Tf%fSE SEINE TWIfNE qARss RRssrN
oAKUM PIrcat TAFT COAL nAIitonRs, rKss, pANVAs,
..aaverv article used or required aboard VESSELS
xgs tslso ke en- on hand nm assortment n 1ro,oNe o.
GRO CERES AHp VA nnwt fsniiv nss. lsi Give us
T, Sftfpie ar tor III X ivl JOHN 8. LEE 3 CO.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
ryINE ! LIQUOR STORE,

NftDDLErowN, DEL. .,s 90 NO.
.w..r,.a rha undersipiied takes this methO9 "a ."
EB89dfying the Public that he has openeu
saasass WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
& tsnr.rry Dei, on Wood street, opposite tne
Depot Where has hand large ia EoSa sRs Hnd casks
aoytsnent OF Wines and Liquors " y. ,,rehasers
which he offers on advantageous w. N''
at Wholesale or Retail, , ,rohacco and Ciaars.
W Aiso, mp nilo Sso"A .oNA y y THOMAS MURRAY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
ns,v wavg yor,x. via delaware and khFit@h
Ns A..- Canal.
96TdKsii RRiCRsili 4

Tie subscribers uccessorst TO Guyeri i yan5iol ,s l
.@#M g Co.. in the Town Of rev oaete' VIII sen A'A
Mk&&E kind fof BRICKS s,.,,uroat,
~, tne most reasonable for cash or short credit
fhose IN the lower counties ia the state wishing 70 10
snnned with good and cheap Bricks, VIII 90 Wei 10
giye US call before purchasing esewhore. f,srs
BBricks carefully loaded III FeeIs AZ IS = Sei
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALIIMoaRRE. aR
Leave Wilmington ut 10 so AIN, ~, o9i an
neIawnro EHiirOad Line.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS
fsls Ias 80 a4sssa


on aod after MONDAY January let 1910, fsssen-
sr Trains will run as follows, until furthor hO''oe'
The New York herald., 1870-08-20
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDON August 49, -
COnsOls closed at 915s for money and 9lI for the
account. American securities easier. United States
five-twenty bonds 1862 88M: 1866, Old S7L: 1867
86h: ten.fortles S2X. Stock easier; Erie railway
shares ia; Illinois Centrals 1lO%; Atlantic and
Great Western, 2S.
PARIS B0URsE.-PARIs. August 1o-The Bourse
closed firm yesterday. Rentes 64f. I5c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFORT, August 19-
United States 1vetwenty bonds opened drm at 92sz
q 92A for the issue OF 1862
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.--LIvERPOoI August
1o-P. M.-The cotton market closed firm: middlng
uplands, SGD. 3d.; middling Orleans, Cd. q 91.d.
The sales Of the day have been IL 600 bales including
5000 taken for export nd speculation. The sales OF
the week have been II, 900 bales, OF which Ia 600
were taken for gexpOrt and 5000 for speculation
the stock hand Is 529,0OO OF which 246OOO bales
are American. The receipts OF the week have been
"a, 600 bales; American 4,000
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE, August TO-
Cotton firm. Tres Ordlnalre on the spot 97r per cWt
af0at nominal.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFF5 MARKET.-LIvERPOOL,
August 10, p. M.-COrn 3Os. per quarter for new
Western. Flour, 27s. per bb for Western canal
The receipts OF wheat for the past three days have
been 900 quarters of which 1900 were American.
Oats, 3s. 5d a 3s Cd. per Dushel.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.--LrvERP0OL,
August 10.-POrk quiet Beef quiet. Lard, 72s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, An.
gust l9-P M.-Linseed OIL f31 los. f3l 15s. Re-
fined petroleum. Is. 54d per gallon. TaOw, ass. 3d.
per cwt. Linseed cake easier at fl0 15s. ell per
ton.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN, August 49,
Lnseed oil nrmer. Turpentine easier at 2Ss. 3D. 29s
per cwt. Whale oil dull at f36. los. 5c37 per ton
Calcutta linseed heavy at 63s. 6s. Cd.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20
NORTH CAROLINA.

Surrender Of Kinks Prisoners ON Writs of
Habcns COrpus-Their Discharge from Gus
tOdy-The Relations Between Governor
Holden and Judge Pierson-KcccptiOn of
josiah Turner, Jr.
RALEIGH August 10, 1870
United states District Judge Brooks to-day dis
charged all the prisoners, including Josiah Turner
yr editor OF the Sentinel that were brought before
him at Salisbury. He also granted rule against
KIRK to show cause why an attachment shall not
Issue against him tor not making sufficient returns
OF prisoners he (Brooksl has issued writs for who
were hurried to Raleigh to be brought before Judge
Pierson. This rule is returnabe at Raleigh Tues.
day next A motion Of retrdrD OF the peti-
flons before Judge PiersOn was granted When
Wiley one Of the Caswen prisoners, was pro.
aiuced his examination was proc eeded with
alterward postponed TIL Monday next III order to
give hm time TO procure Witnesses. He Is TO be eX-
amined under the charge or murder.
The correspondence between Judge PiersOn and
Governor Holden has been published. The former
places the responsibility Of delay upon the latter
Ihe general opinion Is that Judge Brooks only
caused the surrender OF the prisoners. Judge Pier
son had long interview with Governor Hol len last
might and the latter dined with the Governor at his
hoiel to-day
grand reception Is arranged for Monday on the
arrival OF Josiah Iurner and others In this city.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20
NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS

Government Protection Of industrial Pur-
suits-Ths Eight Hour Law-Taxation Of
Accumulated Wealth.
CINCINNATI, August 49, 1870.
TIE Labor Congress met at nine O'Clock this
mornics
Resolutions declaring it to be the duty of the
government to protect every Branch OF honest indus
try pursued by its citizens, and that all duties on
shipbuilding materials should be removed were re-
ferred to committee.
A resolution recommending all organizations OF
protective associations to adopt the eight hour rule
was also referred.
The fourth and fifth resolution OF the platform
were adopted. An amendment to the sixth resolu.
ton, that the accumulated wealth OF the nation
which is the result OF labor already performed
should be taxed on graduated basis. so as TO make
the burden OF taxation bear heaviest upon those
VINO nave secured to themselves the llons share OF
the fruits OF American toll, was presented by Mr.
COFFIN and warmly discussed.
Mr: HATHAWAY favored the amendment, declaring
that II expressed the views OF the working women,
VINO are always at the very bottom OF the pyramid
OF oppression that rests upon the laborng classes.
During the discussion The Convention adjourned.
The CHAIR announced that the Labor Assembly OF
Cincinnati wound pay all The debts contracted by the
Congress during Its session.
A. Az the opening Of the afternoon session Of the
Lapor congress Mr. COilns substitute for the sixth
resolution was lost and the original resolution
adopted. This resolution declares that the burden
iSSe Cpuuiiy vi I'LL CidocoS duu
terests. ana that the exemption OF government
bonds from taxation was violation Of all Just prln-
ciples OF the revenue laws
The seventh resolution, declaring that Congress
should modify the tariff so as to admit free the ne
cessaries Of life and levy duties for the revenue on
articles OF luxury and on such manufactures as we
can produce was then taken up. The discussion on
this resolution was long.
Mr.. FLANAGAN offered substitute. The substt.
tute was lost and the original resolution adopted.
The eighth resolution was taken up. It declared
against the grant OF public lands to corporations or
their sale to individuals and in favor OF giving
them Tree OF cost, in quantities not exceeding 100
acres, to actual settlers.
MI. MAGUIRE, OF Missouri, offered substitute and
Mr. PETERS offered long series Of resolutions as an
amendment to Mr.. Maguire's substitute.
Mr.. SANFORD offered o substitute for the whole
matter, pending tue discussion Of which the Con-
gress took recess TIL evening.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20
'H,.f~~ .,-...--
VIRGINIA..

Thronss Of Visitors at the Virginia Sulphur
Springs - Distinguished Ex-Cenfederat tes-
Favorable Crop Prospects.
ALLEdHANY, August 19, 1870.
The season at the Virginia Springs is now at Its
height. At Greenbrler White Sulphur Springs there
are now 925 visitors; at the old Sweetbrier, $50:
at the Hot, 20O R0ckbridge Alum, $50; Healing 200:
Warm. 100; Red Sweet, 800; Salt Sulphur, 100; Mont
gomery White, 300; Coyner's 10O The other
springs have their quota The number here cannot
be accommodated IN the cottages and are camping
out. General Beauregard arrived to-day ana was
quartered In the tent with Ex-Governor HERBERT of
Louisiana. General Gordon, OF Georgia, and Gene.
raj Hardee, OF Alabama, are also here General
Robert +. Lee IS at the Hot Springs for rheumatism
Governor Walker, OF Virginia, and his aid, Colonel
owens, passed up the road last night en- route for
Montgomery Springs. The closing masquerade ball
or the season, at the Greenbrier White Springs is
announced for the 3lst inst.
There have been refreshing rains throughout the
State for the past ten DAYS and the crops OF corn
harvested In Virginia this year will be the most ex
tensve since the war.