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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

Nor A HEATHEN DOCUMENT. The New
York journal of Commerce, in reply to
correspondent. who, speaking of the federal
constitution, complains that. :" In that doc
ument there is not an allusion from first to
last Of God or Christ says;
"There is distinct recognition Of our
great Redeemer in the words at the close :
Done in convention by the unanimous CON
sent of the States present, the seventeenth
day of September, in the year of our Lord
one thousand seven hundred and eighty-sev-
en- Further thas this it was not the pur-
pose of our fathers to GO; but this is sufii
cient to vipdicate the constitution from the
charge so often made, that 1t contains moth
ing to distinguish it from heather docu-
ment
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

THE CHINESE QUESTION. Joint discussion
of the question, SHOULD Chinese immigration BIZ
encouraged ?" between the Middetown and
Smyrna Lyceums, tonk place at the Middletowo
Town Hall. on Tuesday evening, of last week,
Smyrna supporting the affirmative, and Middle
town the negative. The Judges were G Bggs,
chosen by the Middletown Society, and DIR. Val
-landigham chosen by the Smyrna Society, and
Daniel Corhit, Jr., chosen by the other two.
They rendered decision in favor OF the negative,
Mr. Corpit dissenting.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

The BIBLE sooiRry. managers OF
the American Bible Society, In the annual
report for the current year, say OF the au-
ministration Of the Societys affairs in New
Jersey and Delaware:
g We always look with peculiar interest
and satisfaction to therecord of these States,
Or. Sheldon's long experience, combined
with an able and judicious, management.
have secured an admirable organization,
which works smoothly and noiselessly, but
most effectively"
DR.. Sheldon, of Princeton. whose Work is
er dorsed by the work'in New York as above
has been executive officer of the Society Tor
New Jersey and Delaware for some twenty
wears past.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

PLANTATION BuRNEp.--A Cuban dispatch dated
the 18th, announces the burning OF a number OF
plantations by the insurgents, amongst them
being that Of Mrs. Emerson. formerly of this
city. Mrs. Emerson lived here up 10 the time OF
her husbands decease and at one time owned
property on West street. She was OF English
birth aud now resides, we believe, in England.
The dispatch represented her as an American
lady living in Wilmington, N. q.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

ON AND AFTRR JAhUAhY ist, 1870
FREIGHT TNAiN, with Passenger Gar a.n6heu
viii leave stations ngTned a. he following changed
Honre Isubiect TO delay Incident To freight nnsi-
ness,) vi2 ~ o.. !,
New Castle, 4dn; Mid letown, 8 90 Clayton 7.lo
ID ,yrr, 90 camden 81 Felt0h, 1905 aud bs 1ne
At harrington 10 50 a, NJ. .
t,oi.s SnRrB, to leave HARRINGTON about ~
NJ FeltoA, 4Ot, Camden, Dos, Dover, o 4o, Morton,
q 10 clayton, Ton. M'ddletp~n 40. New Castle,
~ 80, and be due ~ Wilmington Hoo T. Nj.
'sis train viii stop to take ny passet enrs only "
sns uancd, hut will set down passengers u my
ssouGr st piping place between burlington ahu WIZ
...ti.stni, EXGEPI Hare's Corner, State hoah, bcis-
earc junctia' and ''apont.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Oarsle tor ~tiipingtot atn fhlisaGi
,n,A ut I, 80 A, IL. Leave Phadcphis. II ~ a. NJ
3 i Wiiinngton 10 p. NJ. Tor New caei'i
SMYRNA sEANcn TRAINS
Additional to thuse above vii iuave .iIyrrs fui
tsyt1n tt.s5 a.. h., and s. " N Il .'r .iayt"r
fsl smyrna, s. 40 A. a., and 2.l0F. NJ 10 nase en-
restton With trains Ia AND from 'iaYe- and s.st'urt
soril. ...,,
| A; Clayton, with III. q D Il for Hnston and
! Intermediate pip es
| II Harrington with J n &. X for Mi ford,
| G.,rgt.own Lswes and inierrne, ate plac g.
Al seainId, Nth d. % ID. H. for fredericksburg,
| Gtmhrid.e and 'nn r1edia'e riati ns.
II Derar, with q. =. X. 4. for salisbury, Princess
! anne. .ri-ilcld and ia e'mediate .taiions. Alsp,
.0f berlin aud stations on W. q r Il. Il.
| 4 lsw.lii.
81, .a,ff 3lcpdaTt tstf VI
~ ,-sslsgs:,s M WILMINGTON AND KsALINe
VA s1ss4 a.ie;sS RAILROAD
caAEGE or 1iA..
On and after February It'll, 1870, trAins ati ruu =.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

FALSE PRHTENcEs.-Fa G4bryliviiz has
been arrested in Philadelphia, and. on requistion
from Governor Salisbury, sent 10 Sheriff Richard
sor, Of this county. He is charged with obtain
ing money by false preteuses; tho allegation Is
that he sold paintings representing them as pic
lures painted by James Hamilton the distinguish
I'D artist.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

Wade OF poor rum. Whakey, proof spirits and refuse
liqnors ,ctored. sp ced and sweftenad 70 please
th- taste called "T ,nes" .ApDet zers' =. Ktstor
"rs," cthat lead the Vi pier On drunkenness and
un but are true medicine, made from the native
roo's and Ia rbs Of alifOrna, free from al alcoholic
stimulaBts heg are the GREAT RLtnD puRt
FIER and L'FE G WING p INCtpLE, a perfect re.
nnvrar and insiSnrator Of the system carrying of
al poisonous matter, and restoring the blood u a
ne l'hv condition. No person can tahe thes biers
According q Dir ctions ~ d remain long hwe |.
Slt0 vi be civ for an inc ra lie case, provided
he bDtss are net d. stro' ed by mi era. p ms or
toer metns, and the vital organs wasted beyond the
pint of repair
For infammatory ard chrome rheumatism, nd
gnnt, dyspep ia or indigestion, hilious. remiitent
and Intermittent pvers, diseases of the hona, liver
ktlneyr. and bladder, these Bilters have heen most
.uccessfal. Such di eases are caused by y.tiated
enoi. wnich Ia generally produced BY eeranlement
of the dige -tivr organs
C'emse the viaied blood whenever YOU frd i's
Impurities bur. tin, thr ugh the TX IN pimples,
rrnp isns or sores; cleatse y when ynn ind II OBJ
-t'uced and ugl ISL IN the veins: cleanse when
Keep rae blood pure and the health Of the system
will tnllow.
Pin. Tape, an9 other WORMS In king in The system
81 so many III usands, are efectuaaly destroyed aud
renlgved
In billions, remttent, and intermittent fevers, thest
1tterr have no eq1al. For inl dir.ciiIns read
u the Gil cnlar a-oura ach bottle. prn' ed in fld
langnages-EDg sh, German French and spaltsa.
i d. WaLk~h, Proprietor So Cpnine RE 81. ". Y.
X M0'h.NALD Y co,
| Druggists and genrral Agents. San Frquci4co srt
sacramento, Cal, and 30 and ~ Commerce it ".
~ sod ny all Dtu-g.sis and Deile-s
mat Am
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

STATE TAxxs-Mr. B. ochetree, collector Of
State Tax. for Wilmington, will be at his office,
s. w. corner of 10th and Market streets. on Mon.
day, March 2Stb, to receive State tax, assessed
on Incorporation, Companies, Brokers, Real
Estate Agents and Building Associations. He
announces that after April 9Th, the law Will be
enforced against delinquents.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

DILL nkLPaia SERGE MS RANnAGE IN
4 s liTUTE, No IA North Ninth Street. aM,ve
Market, Is. q. EvEHEiT>' Truss positively cures
Ruliuies, Chcsp rrns-es, Elias IL Belts, Stockings
Supporters, Shoulder BTsc,s, Sn-pessorias, Pils
Bandages. Lsdiss attended 70 By Ms u
telTfy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

FINE souooI. Housg.-The coored people OF
Middlelowa have recently finished the erection
Of a handsome aud convenient school'hous cost
ing about si4O0 Que half of which they raised IN
cash, The school has the supervision and assis-
lance of The Delaware Association.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

RonnRrv.-some roeues entered the house OF
Mr.. McCalIster, near Newport. few nights ago,
and stole about s75. They also broke into the
house Of Robert Lyman on the same night; out
failed to secure any booty, as nothing bus been
missed therefrom.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

Posr OPFioB CHaSeEs.-Oxford, Chester Co,
Pa. Is designated as a separating office, and the
postmaster allowed at the rate OF 600 per year
from the LIST of April to pay for clerical assist
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

srRAM COLLIER. = The iron steam collier
"Ach,iles," constructed ut Chester for the Read
ing Railroad Company, is now completed and
ready for service She is 1000 tous burden.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
Greatly Reduced Hates.

2T5 900 No. I Peach trees
500 standard anu Salf Personalities adapted
tn sun hern culture
100, 600 Apple, No. 4 Among them all the desrs-
be vrle les Of the SOu'be II teeping ApIl's These
are he 1Hy viiriisnf winter Apples worth y ant.
iug in MARY nd and DE aw.re-'he popular Northern
VIM +ppl,s all becsme Fall Ap Jles HI re.
20 0oo Cherry 1reee, largely OF hary Richmond for
orchard plan ing.
6Oo 90 Black erres- Early Wilson, Kttany, Dor.
chester and Lawlen.
10000 Grapes in varieties.
1870 tiousebtrry ano Cirrauts in varieties.
1000 Rtspberi iss--f Philadelphia, lark, Doolitte
an do1's lhnrnless Meam de-
Every e. s, Roses, shfuboery and Ornamental
Trees of u kinnt hst-hDu.- plants.
56J,b q aye Uri &c. asparagus and HUBBARD.
s., d stamI FIR d. sc iplivr C .ia que
Orders by mail will receive prompt sttenion,
RANDOLPH PETERS.
fsbi7,3m Wilmington, Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
grapeIlsrs' @utas.
rSx- ru.uuuunx1 PHILADELPHIA, VIII
III MINGT0N AND BALT lhaotiiSlA

gsx. cuuuuuup PHILADELPHIA VII.
~ MINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE. go
Trains viii leave Depot corner BROAD STREET
AND WASHINGTON AVENUE 70 ioioMsi ..r
WAY-MAIL TRAIN at $40 A. NJ, lsunohys eAosP
tedl for BALTIMORE stoppns e. ~ "a ;imnctah
Connsc[nH WIN ro umSss,o at,ons -
lor yrsneu anT 'I 81 10 % NJ iunaays excep
"a ~ ns ss,,,r and Wash,ncton stopping Of WI
sed oT bs slSIe ane us Connect
N .el.y LIZ i,h ,ra,n f,r New Castle
a. Wilmington VIII tlau ' oa tseT ISrndavs exceu
~ IN Nc sa Wasn,ngon stonr,inr AT Ches
~ r IN, Tsnxrosa f,luvn,ont Wilmington New
ter, TnurloW, Enwooa' T,,y n,r,h Raaf Charles
DOTS o,nur iao fsrscc Aoerdeep Perry y.
town reliyvie, SsusnI,a ehsse,s and Stanmerr
nans' nuSe"ou' "AKsoii"' e"' -
Kun ,,,,, uvpvpes =, :, on p M ft,a,,v, for Balt
NldhI ~ hnus ~ ta ,,in ~ a. chsstar Thur.
more hno wsSnms.on, n.oppu5ttj ,rIn,,tnn Newark
0w LihWooa. 0ay p,u,,," uaursd t,race Per,
HlRtsn, s sa nsanSn,, seifSs'ho 'A"'is
tJn , m. ~ Enr,,eas Monros and Norfolk wi
WILMINGTON TRAINS, ,,,. -.
Leave Phiadephis at HOO, A. NJ, asO, 600. ard
100 P. NJ. The o.1 nsin ~.
ncctA win delaware Rahroan tor naffihRsoh "'o ~
termediate stations. . =. - a,o NJ nj
Leave WILMINGTON ., oso ane oio "a .-n., ~, Ill
ND md Ioo lDaNyl r. M ny ph Ga So T.
a'n SUD- nc.n . W,,r;n,nn AZ AZ x M and AID
P NJ, will connect az Lamokln 1uc"p WIN .ue
T..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
Plan alton Bitter !.
S. T.-ls60-X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative is
the sheetanchor Of the feeble and
debiltated. AS tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid, 1t has no equal among
stomachics. AS remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women are especially
subject, it is superseding every other slim
liant. In all climates, tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts as specific in every species
Of disorder which undeImines the bodi,
strength aud breaks down the animal spirits
or sale by all dIuggists. mari, en-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
LEAVE


Tram No l, South, connects at ch.dds Ford
with ireins o q X. r., irving al Phlla"lphs
Al 10 H. ~, ant arrivn. III Baltimore at l. is u M
.ud ~ Ai!migt,n with train leaving for Baltimore
al 10 90 m. and with train on Delaware Railroad
esvin. at 10 10 q IN.
Train ~ 3, south, connects at Coat'svile with
tain the Pc nsylvIlia Railrsad, which leaves
Philadelphia at Q 80 j. IN, aud WITH Pacific Express
from the West; ard Mt Chndd Ford villa train eav.
ng Philatelphia AZ 30 u. m.
Train No. l. North, couneCts at Chaids Ford with
trains ON i imore Central hair NJ +. arriving al
Philadelphl at . 40 y M and arriving In B4liim IRE
Lis y IN, an a. ,osiu- with Mail TiaiD West
ana Lalcsste Train East on Pennsylvania HAIL
odd
r.in No, 8, Mouth, connects ut rhadd'a Ford with
rain letvi Philadepbit AZ 4 80 p m, nd az
.,oatrevile with evening" train for Philadelphia and
Cincinnati Express west,
lr.i No 2, ,un h. Connects ut Chad 4 Ford with
train arriving NJ Phi idelphia al 3 90 .. M
Tran No. North, cDnn,ct- at h-dis Ford with
the snre train, am ut Cuait wi rain leaving
rh''ndelphii at 230p m. A D lily sage IRON West
chester connects Al SaIer's NIL with lrans Nos. /
md south, and Trains No. and 3 Ne to.
j q. SH AkPLESS,
Engineer aud o. neral Superintendent
COatpsyille ,Ipuuary 3lst. 1870 iu3.tN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

DSYCHoMANCY, F +SclNArIoN q. SOUL
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full hook has full 10 uctions 10 enane the reader to
fast mate either s,x, any animal, at will. Mes
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

E,ARMERS their cons, and othera. can make
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

Axents-Csnvassisg Bo KS Sent Free.
SECRETS OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
Bya Pron,in, 1icer Of ths Treasury Serpiee'
.,o,;ro mn tho ss cre,s and inner workings OF the
Reyeuua I,erariment. the Whisky Ring Coli King,
and Drawback FIR nd, Syst m ,tic Robbery ne're-
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o'als TIL mott s'aftl rs aud inpnriant hnox rus
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spi,iedly Illustrated. Agents wan ed Gsnvst,snng
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FLINT. pm Usher, Philadelphia. Pa; Chicago. III
nr Cincinnati, d.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb, Tree,
Shrub and Evergreen Seeds, with directions
for culture, prepaid by mail. The most
complete and judicious assortment in the
country. Agents wanted.
rs Sorts Of either for 81; prepsid By mail klso
Small Fruits Plants, Bn'b- al the ne y Pofates etc
trep Id By mail. h.. Early Rose Potato, pr, p4id,
for 81. Connve''s Colossal Asparagus, So Ter 100;
S2s ptr 1910 prepaid. N-w hardy frspran. ever
upWn JspHn HOncssnck c. 80 c nis e4i h. prepaid
True Caue Cod Cranberry, fir upland or lualand
eullnte, 81 PER 10l. prep4, with directions rrirtd
cslalogne 10 any address, gratis; also trade list.
-. " WATSON Old Colony Nurseries and Seed
Wsrehnn-e. Plymouth, Was Established In 1872.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
Nrw A6parI,Bsmsnrs.
DOCK AGENTS WANTED TO SILL
Ten Years Ina Wall sire ct.
THE NEW iRTfGLE OF FOOD.

I was cured Of deafness and catarrn BY a simple
L remedy, and will send The rece pit free
mari 4w Mis- NJ. q. LEGGETT, Hobuken, N. ],
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
TREES and PLANTS

Ever offered N this country which will be closed ont
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24
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- r,1zwmzEa DE VANS RAIL

e "a e gsSs;ssssssl5ftl ROAD LINE.
FALL ARIA hGhatENT.
ON AND AFTER NNUA 1sr. ~,
ssenrer Trains will run as follows, until further
notice
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-24

Rand Sen Moss Farine Company,
% Park Place New Yars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-13

"A LETTER writer in the Cincinnati
Times, speaks Of Senator Borcman as q
"Carpetbagger," who later being born in
Pennsylyania) penetrated the shaggy
mountains of West Virginia, and has now
got out Of them again aud into Congress"
1t appears from. the same writer's own
showing that about halfor Congress are
"Carpct.Baggers," representing States in
which they were not born, We suppose
his idea Is, that tue virtuOus thing
to. do Is for q man to live all his life
where hc happened to he born; and
every nun who has energy enough to
get away from the spot of his nativity
Is to be spoken Of in terms meant to be
oiious as a "carpet.baggcr." Why,it is
the carpet,baggers that move the world
and keep the civilization Of the age from
pCrishihg Of inactivity II is the poor In
animate creatures that never get out Of
sight of the smoke Of their fathers chin
ncys and have stupid pride about being
native and to tho manor born" Cinnamon"
they always say that arc altogether con
tcmptble. Tho real carpct.haggor, is the
salt Of the earth, Such were the Pilgrim
Fathers. Such are tho pioneers of civili'
zati0n Mnd progress everywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-13
. Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Jan, u.
FtouR-Qulet am, easier at . SoS4 % iOs
GRAM, Ora SS1,GWheat- Dali and easier; sales No,
at CSC; No. 2opened At TX; closed Of Ta01I1Sc;
this afternoon the market was Irregular atT1kc
cash; T8Xc seller February for No. :. Corn
Dull and 1SeIHc lower at I0Hc for regular faIf9
IsHc for fresh receipts Of No. 3; elOJiug dull At
706TOXc for regular; rejected qnlet at 0allc;
this GttenoOn tho market was dun At 1gS@Tlc
i0r No, g. Oats.-Dnll, but arfn, and Nc higher;
NC for No. 3; el0alng With sellers at out:
side price. Rye-very dull Rt JOC for No. : lnd
66c for rejected Barley Firm and quiet Of S1fe
HlGH WNHs-Dull at. .a2c and &C. ~ y g
GROCERIEs. .-SuSar-tlk@i4c IoF common to
choice Orleans.
ular at S98 7G6s1 % cash; "a % buyer January;
q 75ftT7 l9E seller February. Sweet Picked
uamS-Quict ut l4lc; short ribs 1sJ{c; rough
sides 19Xc; dry sAlted shoulders lOc; green DO.
L4Ii-StCady, but dull at l6c seller February.
HO0E Dressed Active and steady 1t SO go
10 IS, LYe-Dull and l664OC lower at - $50
0 20 for light; 80 9S29 10 for good 10 choice.
CATTLE-DulI and weak at . G9J{05 73 for
common cows to ialr steers; IS S007 70 for lalr
10 choice shipping beoves. tH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-13
News Of the Day.

A party will start In q week or two 10
survey u new route for q ship canal about
one hundred miles north Of Panama. A
railway engineer, who has been over. the
route, says Il is the most favorable one yet
discovered.
The Ohio Temperance Alliance will
meet to-day in Columbus.
Valentine Scib was sentenced at Woos.
ter, Ohio, Tuesday evening, to two years
Imprisonment for mahslaughtcr.
Tuesday morning, while party was
skating OH the Scotia river, at Portsmouth,
O., twoinlen named Fred BArrbnd Frank
KlcHer, broke through Che ice. Barr was
drowned before assistance could reach
him. KlciTcr succeeded In getting out but
had II very narrow escape.
At Lexington, Kentucky, Tuesday, ,.JnO.
DonelIan, City Marshal, shot and mortal
ly wounded W. II. Walmus. The provo
cation was that 1yalmus told DOnellnn he
had lied The difficulty grew out ofa
case in the City Court, in which Walmus
was defendant.
The general understanding at Columbus
is tllat 4 vote on the XVIII Amendment
will be taken in the Ohio Senate to-day,
when the Amendment will be carried by
one majority sure, and possibly two.
Members of the Senate urc preparing
form more talk on the Cuban question.
It isludrstOOd Mr. Boutwell, approves
the bill introduced in the Senate Friday,
changing $45,OOO,OOO three per cent GER
tiRcates into national bank circulation,
and allowing the banks to be established
on n gold hasis ~
Three hundred Chinamcu arS on.thc
Mississippi en- route for Texas, where they
arc looked for with much interest.
Deli. X. Stratsfcrd i on trialin Chica-
70, for abortion, under the new law of ILL.,
nois, which makes n person producing an
abortion resultingi IN death guilty of muir
E'Thc anniversary Of the emancipa-
tion of the negroes in Missouri, was
celebrated ut st. Louis, Tuesday,
day, by II fine procession Of Colored civic
societies, which marched through theprin-
cipal streets, witllmusic, banners, &r.
"a new dwelling outside the city limits
Of Cincinnati, was burned yesterday morn
ing supposed by an inCcndiAry. 1t
was owned by A. NJ. Taylor, Of New Jcr-
scy. Loss $4,000; no insurance.
Al extensive scheme for smuggling
gOOtts by way of ports on the coast Of
Maine has been discovered and broken up
A 4 la, &, Gn1,t,,fr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-13
NEW YORK CITY.
The Gold Conspiracy investigation

I T.. " q
The Gold Conspiracy Investigation.
T'I ni<aa New YoRx, Jan. 12.
Several witnesses lave been summoned
from this city 10 appear before the Bank
ing and Currency Committee in WASH
ingtop, to give testimony in regard to the
recent operations in Wall street. 1tI is
not probable that the Committee will hold
another session in this city, but they OK
prt$s, ,the iptemln tOl fully jInSeEtlgelte the
niattet, anil To- discover Il any Govern
ment 6ificcrS'wef concerted 'tlCrein.
Mozart on the War Path.
The Mozart Hall Democracy, under The
leadership Of Ben Wood, are about otake
the war lpath.L Yesterday the various
ward delegations sent in tho names Of
three Inspectors for each district for the
primary elections which arc 70 take place
in few days. It Is rumorcd that num-
her of disattectel Tammanyltes have gone
overto the oRrts, 4 Ii NJ Il 81
Cook the Clerical Scoqndrel.
Z, Nothing itlrthcrhas been heard Of Cook,
the absconding clerical libertine, and the
Young ladywith him. The impression Of
the friends Of Miss Johnston, h, that the
partics have gone south; circumstances
also point to England, dsa probable place
of refuge. Cook Is heir to a large entalled
property In that kingdom, and will become
wealthy upon the death ofIap pnc 10 there,
1t has been ascertained that hH spent the
week before his flight in borrowing
money Grpm lis larishi6nerss ahd that he
secured lom them many th0tlsAnds6fdoI-
lars. The accounts OF Cook, taken In
connection with this recent villiany, leave
no doubt that he Is a deliberate, cold blood.
cd scollndrel, and that no pAlliAtiQp Of his
Offences, bp kh9 $ore6F mental hhhpitSl lOr
use Of liquor, or opium, can be argued.