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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES
... There were several slight showers through
out England on Sunday night.
- Mr.. Disrael, in second edition of
"BackwoOd," replies sharply TO the criticisms made
" Lothair' in that magazine.
In the COrtes, yesterday, Senior RiverO
submitted project Tor submarine telegraph cable to
he laid from Spain 10 the Baearic Islands.
.. The resignation Of the Belgian Ministry
gives great satisfaction in Paris The Independence Beige
thinks the clerical party wlmOnopOze the new Cabinet
. The funeral of Mrs. Luby, the mother of
the Fenian cOnyicts, occurred at Dublin on Sunday.
Great crowds of people, sympahzing with the Fenian
movement, followed the remains to the grave.
IA dispatch from Bombay reports that
the divers have brought up OF the treasure lost
the wreck of the Camilla Mitchell, that place, and
VIII p-ObLIy suoeeed in recovering the whole amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

uQ DICKFreS FuN ERAL rLkMoN-AhhIN Al vi
rlIe STEAMSHIP DACIA Al PORTO RICO-IHE
UCINEyIChL COUNCIL AND TUE CHURCH OF
FNcIAND-FATAL EXPLOSION IN Po"DhH
MILL. -. ,,.,.,. limo On 1870
There WIS p large audience in Westhliio SUI
ab,cv on sunday 70 hear the sermon Of Dean S'auo9 va
ne late Charles DICKENS portion of the wiz " ~,
Dicl,ops ,ras read in which he declines mohuiC' -,
rcsts his fame upon MS works. lie also urges ms
~ nractjce Chri tiary in broad spirit no "ooop.'e
the narrow construction Of any man OF ''ato'o
Tie Dean closed with glowing tribute 70 '"0
dead go - W.. rdio
IT, r,,is1 steamship Daca. with the new West inola
,h,, l,,I has arrived at Porto Rico after pleas
-, -, Sir Charles Bright, one OF the originators
NJ the new enterprise, passenger Inc laying OF
the cable between st. Thomas, Porto Reo ana Jamaica
will begin Immediately.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury has addressed letter
20 the Bsoa of Bristol discOuragng any counernove-
mont i'm the Church England 20 the Bcumenica Coun
oil and advising abstentiOn from action more dgni-
fed wise and sober His Grace considers the English
fornuaros sufficient response 10 the proceedings OF
the Roman Council
An explosion occurred yesterday in one OF the Govern
Ineut powder-mls at watham Abbey, near this city,
several persons being killed
The death of Lord Arthur Clinton, which occurred on
saturday has created renewed interest in the ease OF the
Boulton nasoueraders. The dying declaration OF this
gentleman that ne was innocent Of the crimes imputed to
hun is fully verified by his attendants and com
panons, who socuny dsclaim any criminal purpose IN
the woman-peIsonatiUn folly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21

second relay Of Cuban troops soon after the andaoons
enterprise Of the previous week. were NOT on 'e ac''
and allowed the game to slip easily past them.
m tho erst trim the Upton passed three small rivers In
which were lying several OF the Delamater gunboats
hu she was not moested possibly through fear, more
probably because the Upton carried at her masthead the
American fag.1
Capt sommcrs speaks in the most enthusiastic terms
of Col T. sisnaros, who commanded the two expedi-
tons and to whose sagacity and care he believes the
successful issue Of the whole matter is chiefly due.
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THE LATE ALBERT d. RICHARDSON'S ESTATE

The picturesque cottage at Woodside, about
two miles from Newark the Boevie road, bought by
Mr. Albert d. Richardson nearly year before his DEATH
was yesterday sold by auction under ~ ORDER o' the
Court OF Chancery m Essex County n J. The sale took
place at the Court House In Newark, Mr. Charles Add
son Richardson OF Boston, brother Of the deceased buy
ing In the property for IS 100 % There mortgage on
the estate Of 1850. and charge for unpaid interest
amounting ~ ti5o W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21
PORTUGAL,

IMPORTANT POLITICAL REFORMS PROMULGATED
THE DEATH PENALTY ABOLISHED.
LISBON, Monday June 90 1870.
Many of the reforms promised have already
been promulgated. DEGREES abosng the death penalty
aud pensions appeared to-day and the right Of holding
political meetings, and the night OF petition, will be
officially g.auted in "A day or two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21
FRANCE.

TIE EMPEROR STILL INDIsPOsED.
PARIS, Monday, June 20, 1870.
The Emperor is still indisposed, but there is
nothing IN his condition excite alarm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21
A NEW SAN DOMINGO ANNEXATION MEASURE
THE CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE DUFAl
DENIED.
GENERAL rRESs DIsPATCH.l


The Joint resolution introduced in the House by Mr.
Butler Massachusetts, today and referred 10 the ,o-
mitee on Foreign Affairs. for the acquisition OF san
Domingo provides that that Republic shan surrender 10
tbe United states the public buildings Notifications NC,
and be Incorporated as State IN the Unoh; the One
states to pay S135200O In gold To quldae inc ueo' Vi
San Domingo. No.,
OF Texas Messrs. Pascha A. j. Hamilton, ana Il. N
Lane OF that State in card published TINS aIternoon
say ii is utterly untrue that from the time that staS
seeded up the time of his coming North DuVa acted
as District Judge under the sOcaed Confederate Gov
ernment and drew his pay from the treasury OF tha
concern They also explain the circumstances utu ,
which Duval came North in 1863. Satisfactory state
ments were at that time made To President Lincoln ana
his Cabinet when Duva received his pay from the red
eral Treasury, after taking the lfoncIad oatn anu re-
turned to Texas with the expedition OF Oen Ddhhs IN e
Fall OF that year. - ,, $780,
the War Department. -, $50. -, H.
FIVE ARTILLERY regiments expected to IN turn WITH the gt
Batteries other respective regiments not exceeding two years
eonpanes Captains Of which indefinitely absent
staf officers and such from accidental unable 10
Commanding officers Of regiments will N dine season report The
The Hon. j. s. Hawley OF Illinois, VINO mas Deeh con
fined to his lodgings during the last four or hVe DAYS
is cOnyalescent.
Gov Campbell Of Wyoming Territory, who was sum;
moned to Washington business connected Win Iteu
Clouds MISSION left here to-day on his return 10 tat
Territory. 80 a. -
The following circular letter has been issued from the
United States Census Office to u 5. Marshals
SIR: You AUTHORIZED discretion TO give tne prev 'ne
the shall been received Office and so TAI
satisfy yourself Of the thoougbness and accuracy Of the so
dyuge results Of the enumeon This will not be consd
cred as causing any departure om the rule laid down instructions rom
confidential FRAScIs A. WALKER, superintendent
The American and Mexican Claims Commission met
including the 3Oh inst, and for filing memorials and
proofs To January l, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21

outside the line Of the United States possessions rue
Aleutian Peninsula, upon which the fur seals arc ~
numerous, were not TO be the only ones wnere
these animals could be found and the digent search
which has prosecuted has at last been REWARDED ny
the discovery OF seal rookere to the northwest ana hc
Alaska property which Congress has faiied as yet l"
lease, has been deprecated in value.
dispatch at the Revenue Bureau to-day announces
that Supervise Fulton had seized vinegar mil at Bur
lington N. J. Detective Brooks found copper-su on
the premises, used for making beer and anumDer OF
beer barrels without stamps, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21
WASHINGTON.

CABINET RUMORs-PR0POSED AMENDMENTS TO
THE TAX AND TARIFF BILL-THE FRANKING
PRIVILEGE STILL UNDER CONSIDERATION IN
THE sENATR-A GOOD DAYS WORK IN THE
HOUsE-PRoBABLE DEFEAT OF THE CUBAN
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ITALIAN NOTES.
III.

WINTER JOURNEY OVER THE ALPs-FROH
VIENNA TO YENICE-GRATZ-CURIOS on
THE ROAD-TRIEsTE-WuSC TOMB
RICHARD HILDRETI-A. w. THATER AND
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15
The Nr,Y Yoris ExrmrslN,,.
4 SATISFACTORY ArrNn ruaouauour-A DAY Q

A SATISFACTORY Affair TuSpllHliotr--A DAY OF
REAL PLEASURE Wa. .,ofaiSJ TO MAR IT.
The New York excursion party loft the depot
of the p. w. & u. Il, Il. Co. III this city, yester-
day morning, at three minutes after six O'Clock,
all comfortably seated in train of 16 cars. They
halted at Chester and took aboard 81 additional
messengers which just brought the number up to
SOO including the band. This was tho number
fixed on and it is singular that just that number
| of tickets was sold and yet there were no per-
sons, who applied for tickets, and failed to get
| them. ,.t ,,,, +.
The train arrived at tho Philadelphia Depot at
| five minutes after O'Clock, having made tho
| rnn and one stop in an hour and two minutes,
| and the party arrived at Washington street wharf
at half-past I. They did not make 80 good time
on the Camden and Amboy Road, and arrived ut
south Anboy at eleven o'clock, aud then getting
aboard fine steamboat William Cook they arrived
at Forty-eighth street wharf at about haif-past
| o'clock.
Here about two-thirds of the party got OIL
many of them visiting the city and another large
party starting for Central Park. About one-thlrd
the humber remained OH the boat and continued
mn the Hudson as far as Yonkers, getting a iine
view of the world renowned Palisades and th'
other magnificent scenery of the Hudson. The,
returned to New York at about o'clock and ha'
an hour to make brief visit to the city, ant
shortly after tho whole party was again, OIL
board and steamng back to South Amboy The
arrived in Philadelphia at about midnight, an az.
! got back to Wilmington at about half past TN
morning pretty tired, but much delighted VIII
the days trip,
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Marriages.

CHARDS0N-WEST.-On the morning of the sth
at the residence of the BRIDES parents, No. 1916
Ogden street, by Rev. j. Il. Smith, D. Eldridge
Richardson, of Wilmington, to Lila Bell daughter
of George W. West, Esq, OF Philadelphia.
PIEACE-CLAYP0LE.-In Chester, September g.
by Rev. James Cunningham, Samuel Pleace and
Emma Claypole, both Of Wilmington.
FAIRBANK-M ARTIN.-September Tth 1870, at the
residence of Mrs. NJ. A. Martini Newark, Della.
ware, by the Rev. j. Pleasanton Du IIamel, Rector
of the Church OF the Redemption, Philadelphia
Thomas Jefferson Fairbank, Esq.,, of Baltimore
Nd, and Miss Libbie Il. Martin, of Newark
daughter of the late DIR. Thomas George Martin
OF Hartford county, Md.
LEMM0N-BROoM.-0 Sunday, Sept. 4, at Por
Kennedy, Montgomery county, Pa, by the Rev
II. s. Rodenbaugh, Eben @. Lennon, of Philadel
phia, to Anna D., youngest daughter Of the late
Hon. Jacob Broom, of Philadelphia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

TERRIBLE CALAMITy.-It is now ascertalned that
over fifty lives were lost by the burning of the war
Eagle at La Crosse, Wis. The railroad and steam
boat managers are concealng the fact that large
number of immigrants were burned on the lower
deck and many were drowned. A newly-married
couple, hound for st. Louis, were burned in their
state-roOm.
This horrible accident, as many OF our readers
will remember, originated In barrel OF Kerosene,
which was leaking, standing on deck. The iluid IN
some way became ignited, and this wholesale muir
tiles nut final stop to the sale of this mnrderous
method of illumination. There is one Oil In which
we have full confidence and that is Pratts Astral
on; this we can recommend in the highest terms
1t not only gives handsome light but is really saie
We never intend to use Kerosene again. Our neigh
| bprs, L. Brlnghurst Coz keep u.
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leaths.

GIRARD-on the 18th inst, at Philadelphia, Angus
tus Girard.
JOIINSoN.-On the 9th Of September $780, Clifford,
infant son Of Q. p. and Martha d. Johnson
KNoTT.-On the morning Of the 9th inst, Thomas
A. Knott, aged IS months.
THOMPSoN.-In Cecil county, Md on Sunday
morning, Sept 4th, Mary Thompson, iu her 10th
year.
LOvELI.-In this city, Wednesday morning. Sept.
18th, John s. son Of Richard and Rebecca Lowell,
aged years.
DENNEER.-On the 18th inst, Freddie Denneer,
aged 10 years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT GEORGETOWN.
The Democratic Convention of Sussex Coun.
ty met at Georgetown, yesterday. The following
ticket was placed in nomination:
Senators, NJ. M. Ellis, Little Creek Hundred
Thos. Richards, Lewes q Rehoboth.
Representatives, j. w. Robinson, Seaford
- Norris, NV. Fork Ebe Tunnel, Baltimore;
=. r.. Martin, Indian River; Levin Hitch, Broad
Creek Curtis A. Connaway, Georgetown.
Sheriff, j. p. Marvel, Nanticoke.
Coroner, James N. Pepper, Georgetown.
Levy Court, Samuel w. Simpler, Cedar Creek;
Thomas W. Willen, N. w. Fork; Wm.E. Rogers,
Seaford; q. w. G. Hearn, Dagsboro'; II. W.
Marsh, Indian River; Chaltin Smith, Nanticoke
d. H. Boyce, Broad Creek.
THE KNABE PIANo.-We refer with special plea.
sure to the advertisement of the Great Piano Manu-.
factory of Messrs. VIM. Knabe Il Co., OF Baltimore
Ihs factory Is now one of the largest In the world
1t s magnificent five-st0ry structure, fronting
entire block on Eutaw street. and covering together
with the Lumber Yards attached some two and one
half acres Of ground Three hundred and fifty men
are constantly employed turning out over forty In.
strnments per week.
The Knabe Piano has by Its superiority not only
well nigh driven those OF Northern manufacture
from the home market, but also enjoys large sale
IN New York, Philadelphia and throughout the entire
North and West, besides their largely increased
Southern trade.
The most talented musicians of the day, both
amateur and professional testify to their superiorl-
ty and wherever exhibited they have failed
carry OIL the highest awards over all competition,
having received no less than 65 first premiums. Dur
Ing the last season they were used simultaneously
by the most distinguished artists at the Opera
Houses In Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Brook
lyn, Chicago, &c. There is certainly no instrument
made, more durable than the Knabe Piano, none
hut the best workmen being employed and only the
very best materials used.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

The September term of the U. s. District
Court commenced on Tuesday, Judge Hall on
the Bench.
T. L. Stroud was discharged from Bankruptcy,
as was also Ignatus @. Grubb, assignee for
Charles Flanigen.
The cases Of William Boyer, Martin Windler,
and Edward j. Haughey, charged with selling
liquor without having paid the U. s. special tax,
were continued.
The case Of the U. s. agt. VIM. Baxter was
taken up Tuesday afternoon, and the prosecu-
ton was still examining witnesses at the hour of
adjournment to-day ut noon.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

PEACH SHIPMENTS Tuesday, September 9Th,
SO cars to New York; six to Philadelphia.
Wednesday, September It'll, 20 to New York
six to Philadelphia.
Thursday, September sth, 26 to New York
six to Philadelphia.
Saturday, Sept 10, to New York 30 cars, te
Philadelphia cars.
Monday, Sept. 10, to New York "a cars, t.
Philadelphia cars.
On Saturday, the 18th, and Monday, 18th, last
year, the shipments to New York were II and 81
narlnala
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

ET-A Nopel and Neio DiscoperH.-The new French
transparent, has been discovered, or similar pro-
cess by DR.. lssenplug so that he can examine the
human body accurately and discover the precise
nature Of the disease. All cases wrapped In mystery
should at once call on the Doctor at his office 422
N. Eighth street, Philadelphia lie cures when all
nth fat
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

Car loads of furs and teas are continually COM
eastward across the continent.
Chief Justice Chase il said to be recovering
his health, and is now able to ride an hour each
day.
The Iowa State republican committee has
nephew Of Kossuth-Louis Rutthay-for Its Sec
fetary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

yNTANTED-A No. man to take charge of
wv Dairy of upwards of 100 cows, with complete
appliances for steaming cutting, grinding and pre-
pairing food. None hut live man with the best re-
fercnces as to experience capability and integrity
need apply To such a liberal salary and good
house with permanent situation Will be given. Ad-
dress "DAIRY,"
Care Messrs. Grifiln n Hoffman,
sept13,Gl4tw Baltimore, Maryland.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

A1IEaEp PocKEr PIoKINa.--At the ball given
in honor of the Reading visitors on Monday
evening there was considerable excitement over
several attempts at pocket picking While it
was at its hight man named George, Williams
felt some ones hand glide into his pocket and he
Immediately turned round and caught the person
seized him by the throat and choked him. The
indignant jewellers turned on the pick-pockei
and applied their boots to his person rathel
freely until the police rushed in and saved the
man from further injury, by taking him to the
hall. He had hearing next morning and gave
Ills name as Freeland Albee. He is a workman
at smith q Turner's shoe factory. Tho Mayo
| held him to bail in tho sum of $500 to answer o
the next term OF Court and, in default, com
mitted him to wait lii trii'.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

A NOBEL CoAI. YARp.--Messrs. Finn 4 KEEL
lev have selected an admirable location for their
coal yard ont Front street. and will have faci-
tracks will run to all parts of the yard, and in
some places, fall of from Is TO 20 feet can be
had for dumping coal. In no case will coal have
to lie handled second time, being dumped di.
| rectly from the cars of the Wilmington and
ieadng railroad, into the bins. We predict for
| the new firm fine business. Their Office is on
| Front street, Just beyond Madison.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

FATAL AccIpENr.-A colored woman by the
name of Mason, was struck by the bumper OF the
engine of the freight train bound North Tues
day at Dover, and precipitated into a saw.pit,
from which injuries she died short time after
,vor .ta
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

raf-yot 10 be Detected-The hues impaired to gray
heads by Phalon's vtaa, or Salvation for the HAIR
are as vivid as those of nature anu the change u
not effected by disregard of cleanliness, as Is the
case with the other hair coorng preparations, tne
VitalIa being emlnently clean. No sediment Sold
hy all druggists and fancy goods dealers
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
IA The subscriber, wishing to quit farming, de-
sires to dispose of her farm, situated in London
Grove township, Chester county. within Il mile of
West Grove station. on the Baltimore Central Rail-
road, and on the State road leading from Baltimore
to Philadelphia, miles east of New London and
miles west of Avondale, where the Delaware City
Railroad intersects Baltimore Central 1t contains
about IS Acres in high state of cultivation well
watered and divided into convenient fields. The
| improvements consist of substantial two-story
brick house, with wash-house attached, three rooms
the first floor and five the second, three in the
attc well of good water at the door under roof, a
comm0dious barn with stalls for the accommodation
of CATTLE well with pump in it, and all necessary
Out-buildings; good variety of fruit, two apple
orchards, one in bearing The site is unusually fine,
aifording an extensive view of its surroundings,
which are very highly improved, intelligent and
enterprising neighborhood, very convenient To
| churches schools, lime, markets, &c.
Persons wishing to view the premises will call
| upon Thomas Hughes, residing thereon, or address
| the subscriber, when terms will be made easy.
ELLEN S. JACKSON,
| sept13 1taw&wtf Chester. Pa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

MEETING AT BRAcKiNvIILE.-A meeting of the
citizens of Mill Creek Hundred will be held at
Brackillyille. in tho Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday
evening September 10TH at o'clock. Our can
di,late for Congress- Joshua Il, Head. and DIR.
Franklin Taylor. of West Chester, will address
the meeting. This is Mr. Heald's native hun
dred, and his old neighbors and friends should
| give him rolising Welcome Wake mp the Re-
publcans of Mill Creek with first-rate meeting!
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

ID EGISTER'S OFFICE .-,
IL NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July 26th, 1870.
ITnon the application of George w. Bush, Exc
cutor of Jane j. Danf0rth, late of New Castle Hun
dred in said County deceased IT Is ordered and ~;
reced by the Register that the Execqror aIoresara
ipon the Estate OF the deceased, with tie date Of
granting thereof by causing advertisements 70 pe
posted within forty days from the date OF suen Let
ters in six of the most public places OF the County
of New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same, or abde ny
an Act of Assembly in such case made and provided.
And also cause the same to be inserted WITHIN
the same period in the DELAWARE TRIBUNE news.
paper published in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein two months. o
Given under the hand and Seal OF once
H. 81 the Register aforesaid at New Castle, IN New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. B. GIBBS, Register.
NcTIcE-All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duy
attested to the Executor or before July 26 lsil
or abide the Act of Assembly in such case made an
provided. GEohGE W. BUSH, EA sas auo,
Address: Wilmington, Del. Jy2s,2mw