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from Havre June T. Ia ignorance OF the death OF his
father his ast advces being from Judge BEDFORD Tns
had teeersphed 70 him that HIS father was sinking
Mr. Bennett went immediately 20 his residence in Fifth
ave. where hs fathers body stl lies, and was visited
during the day by several intimate friends who Gales
TO sympathize with him IN his affection. His mother
and sister remain abroad, be having started fOr he"
York without whiting for them. IN te hope that ~
rapid travelling he might reach here IN time 70 zee rs
father alive The funeral OF the dead journalist VIII dh'
place az Oi tomorrow, from his late Residence NO
19k Fiffh-ave
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BURNING OF A ROYAL MAIL STEAMER

ROCKVILLE, Ont, June 1.-The hoyai
Mail Line steamer Kingston was burnt to the wafer
edge at 1850 o'clock this afternoon while on her up UP
of Grenadier Island. IS miles above Broekve she had
fill cargo OF freight and 100 passengers, All OF
whom escaped with the exception OF lady sara 20 DC
Mrs. Doctor Jones Of Montreal, who jumped lrou to
stern OF the boat with hie-preseryer not properly
adjusted. -, -,
Tho boat ashore on Grenadier Island, when
the fire. which originated In the state-rOon. uiushlp
the engine spread with such TaDdity th Ohy Obe
boat could De lowered, which filed WIN women alu
children. but swanb ii on touching the wafer. Inc
other passengers ana 10 Jumped into inc WAFER
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service plank and general outline plan OF the pGt-
FORM by George w. Curtis civil right resolution from
Judge Ray Of louisiana pontnopont resolution about
capital and labor by Wendell Phillips and g. r. Cum
mngs and is the those demagogues TO carry
the labor to the Grant ticket Herman Raster
German editor nc Chicago, contributed the resolution
against unconstitutional laws and interference with the
supremacy of local Governments, which Is rather an
attack upon the Administration than otherwise; the
resolution Is watered copy OF the orig naly
very thin declaration Of the Republican Convention OF
Massachusetts last year, and asked by Mr.. Black
well, who has taken contract To give the moral ad and
comfort of the woman suffrage party TO Grant and
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THE JAPANESE AT WEST POINT.

WEST POINT, June 1.-THE japanese arrived
here this morning under the guidance OF Gen. Myers Oh
the United States Army. They were saluled with n'e
guns and received in informal manner ana Without
ceremony by Secretary Belkuap. They we're snpse-
quently introduced 10 Senators Cameron and Ramsay
who also arrived here to-day. At $50 O'clock o. III t.fJ
present az the review OF the cadet " VIC
Secretary OF War. Tomorrow they viii witnrss the
maneuyeung Of the light artillery, aud on Thursday
th ey will start for Niagara
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FLOODS IN NEw-HAMPsHIRE.

RRIDGEs AT sEwALL's FALLS AND FRANKLIN
GONE.
CONCORD, n. H., June 1.-The bridge across
the Mcrrmack River at sewalPs Falls near FlsnerVh'e
was carried away by the drive OF logs, this morning
A ether o,ros. the river between Franklin and East
FRANKLIN was carried away night by drive Of logs
rie river i. rising rapidly and the remaining brid&Hs
are considered in danger.
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY IN WhItEfIELO-
DAMAGE TO RAILROAD.
CoNcoRp, n. II. June IA freshet at
vtlte6eid last night destroyed property valued at
s,oo ooo Sevaral dams, bridges, and buildings were
.ed ray aud the tracks OF tile Boston, concord ana
Montreal Railroad destroyed Tor " uiS''"0e vi " N "
"A
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MEETING OF DEMOCRATS OPPOSED TO GIN
CINNATI
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 11.-Several prom
inent Democrats, about % in number. representing
Virginia, Texas, Indiana, Kentucky Illinois, Arkansas
and NewYork held secret meeting last evening at the
owen House. and resolved that in the event OF the
Baltimore Convention indorsing the nominees
OF the Cincinnati Convention. immediate steps he
taken call another Convention for the purpose OF
nominating Democratic candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency Their headquarters are at Indian
apOLs, with Col Grey as their Chairman.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG AND HAyRB-ra sto1ns1p Tisrtagtt Jrns
fames Gordon Carol Bdehem creu and sarysst
Mrs R. AyB, & r. and A. c. Alen Nm 9 H. Upton, Mr. x ~
Ayneade children Won Seys John sax jams
Weyer Barona JObh BelaHo ChS scAo Root
Seydt,H eisig Seydt
FROM BREMkN-Ta steamship YORK June Ill Thsds.
Cors Ronen and family, D. Vresen Ms. 70 laaos
Henry DOSING Miss W Schmale Ma Dustsrfoz
Bedtime g. Rosshsn Mrs L. Hrll and child Adolph snf
Zimmerman J. Heinrich, T. Hareti Mn
Hdsbrandt j. Wers snd family Nj md Ms
RI Lange Mrs r Hbner children BALDWIN G. Passfsos
IA
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Here is the unfeeling way in which The GIN.
einnah Commercial editOriay discusses old and VERY
sad grievance: wendell Phillips INDUCES grief in 70
spect THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE that Is without e0nsD
larOn THE TRIBUNE has not for several years been Ia
the habit OF giving fun reports OF his speeches Tha ia
tho classical wendels sight Is the unpardOnsbbe sin
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For OTHER SHIP Eevs sc. Second Paoe.I

Tor otter SHIP News sec Sccohd FageI
ARRIVED.
s,s.m.hp er Kugkst Bremen Mar o. soashase
ton g. with ndse. and 20 Oe.nch 4 Co.
Walker Richmond City Point. aud h0oh
with mdse nj pas Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship Champion lockwood Charleston With md and pea
20 H.. K Morgan Il Co. - "a
Ship g. Scranton Wheeler Liverpool MAJ TO- with nds Ia Al
chored outside the Bar.
BARK Emma C. Ltehae Crockett Crienas days vita ~
Gertrude (of Porandl Csri Cenuegos 10 days VITA 'ne
sugar. 49,. -.
plaster. - - ,,--- - q, L.. .,.
SchT. Annie whiting lO Casne1 hGcnnson usI "
schr Albert Clarence Freeman Windsor. = with plaster
schr Riverdae Bresn. Tampico y days. with hdes' nc.
SAILED.
Steamships CITY Of Mexico Cruz VIA Havana WJsnoks 10
Norfolk Sc Bark Atant Tor BarbaOes Bug Juliet u C zee
CenfuegOa
WIND-sunGowu. light. n w.; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boros 1.-THE brig Henry Tro.bndgc from ieboEen
CaARLKToE c. June lL-An1ved steamships n1nhatt5n ron
yewYork; Virginia Philadelphia Gull fon b.nors
sailed hart, leila for Belfast frean Tidal Wave for JcsouFlsI
,eh j. Sekney Baltimore steamship Georgia for Ns~fos
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and struggled ashore The propeller Dominion was
hailed brought the passengers TO Rockville Moth
ing the cargo baggage saved The loss OF che
steamer "a about $4,000; insured for 10000.
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.

WAR DEPARTuEST,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHiNGTON, ID. c.. June II, IS72-l q. IA
synopsis f0r Lhe tveBtufOur h0aFs .
The lowest barometer has moved eastward
ovrr Upper Michigan into Canada, ana nortn
~ the Lower Iakes, accompanied by hght
=, fresh sOutneFly winds, yeefnS 70 westerly,
CoudY weather aud areas OF very light rain. Tear
weather. is now prevailing The southern ana last
and Niddie Atlantic STATES, with light snHtheriy 10
westerly winds; clear and partially cloudy weather
north aud west the Ohio Valley, with southeIy 10
westerly winds and the northern portions OF the
Middle aud New-Eng gland states, with Aght TO fresh
south-westeTly winds ,,,
Clear syeai hpr prevail on "Wednesday very generally
ovr the antnern and East and Middle Atlantic states
b nht Ia fresh sDutherly % westerly Winds and iroin
tbe lower Missouri Valley 10 the upper Lakes, Wlih lsht
10 fresh westerly winds -, -
P,rtialy cloudy aud possibly threatening weather
,r Msouri and Kentucky nortb eastward over nOrta-
EN- horizons OF the Middle and NewE gaad S!atesw
bybt fe fresh sOUtn-wcsterY Winds Ft.tng 20 uotlh
a'esterly Dangerous winds are not anticipated
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SENATOR WILSON'S PLANS.

SUDDEN RETICENCE ON ADMINISTRATION BLUM
DERs-PROPOsED TOUR OF THE SOUTH.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, June 11.-Senator wilson, IL
his me- altitude candidate FOR has less
% say In regard the mistakes of the Grant Aminh
traitor than he had before the assembling Of the Ph-
deipha Convention. He says De viii 20 home In few
days and viii probably make h 1r-t speech in his own
town OF Natick He VIII devote time the prepn-
ration OF the second volume o. Ls History OF the Slave
Power hut be says that later the Summer he intends
70 take tour through tic south making few speeches
by the Eay.
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HENDRICKS TO BE NOMINATED.

No
LARGE-NO COMFORT FOR VOORHEES,.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRI
WASHINGTON, June ia telegram received
here Tom careful Democratic politician in Indianapo-
Lis makes no mention Of the that Mr.. Hendricks
has declined OF his before the Indiana Dem
ocratic Convention TO assemble that city tomorrow but
SAYS that gentleman win certainly be nominated. The
dispatch also says there is little doubt that Col John g.
williams Of Lafayette will be nominated for Congress
man at Large These in direct conflict with the
peculiar conduct Of Mr. Voorhees, and the situation is
one in which that gentleman has little in common.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
PERSONAL.

The Pope attained his sOth birthday on the
18th OF May.
Herr Anton Hahn, notable as a contemporary
and friend Of Beethoven. died at Vienna lately a.
The Empress of Germany has founded a
seminary at Charloenburgh. rural suburb Of Berlin,
for the educaon OF the orphan daughters Of officers
who fell in the war OF l5IO-l.
Mr.. Marsh, the American Minister ct the
Italian Court. sufficiently recovered from hs long
and painful Illness 70 try the Effects Of change Of air
He left Rome recently, with the intention Of making
snort stay az FlOrenc0
Sydney Smith Haldiman Dickens, fifth son
of the late eminent novelist and lieutenant in the
English navy. which he entered as subentenant In 1867
Malta, the ID OF May while ON his way home from
Bombay.
The Lord Lucan who figures in the Dixblanc
murder case as the OF Mile. Rel the actress is
the same person whose connected with the great
charge at Balakaya. 1t was he who gave the order
that Nolan carried 70 Cardigan ana that made the latter
Sir Thomas Dakin, late Lord Mayor of
London arrived in Chicago yesterday He visited the
Board OF Trade, and introduced to the members
Sir Thomas, who visited the city two years ago, ex-
pressed astOnshment al IT'S WOnuerlu reeuPerdtoh Oh
the effects OF the great fire.
Arson Burlingame's grave, on Spruce-ave.,
Mount Auburn, Boston, has been marked by sar
cophagus The Transcript describes 10 thus 1t consists
Of massive granite plinth succeeded by marble base
which bears second base neatly nodded ana beaded;
the latter is surmOunted with die deeply paneed for In
scriptions and ornaments The front panel OF Gothic
shane The cap which succeeds is finely embelished
with sprays OF olive foliage and fruit and also with
beautiful cluster OF palm leaves Front inscription, IN
O'u IL 'A'- ''''' Assos BvRLsGASE"
Rear: -. -, al, -, ,,-o.
DR.. Louis A. Sayre, the well-knOwn surgeon
OF this city, and Professor in Bellevue Medical College,
has been created by the King Of Sweden Knight Of
the Royal Order OF wasa" TIE patent sent from Stock
holm says that the honor is conferred in recognition Of
meritorious attainments and mark OF royal grace
and esteom." The insignia OF the Order elegantly
wrought gold with settings accompanied the letters
patent When DR.. Sayre in Sweden last year, the
King Invited him up his residence in the palace
during his stay aud while there lie performed. at the re-
quest King and the surgeons or the royal house.
successful Dr. Sayre IS believed to be the only Aner
entitled 20 the insignia OF knghthoOu Oh Ine
Order Of Masa.
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June 1911 a. 20 sss Fsf;r
9ph by Alfred Young Edward C. Anderson 20 mrs u
NJ Wallace all Of this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, Washington gusrs
Church June 1872 By the Rev W P Abbott JOIN SlerN'
Bancroft, 20 Mss 0oeana THOMPSON both Of hsufors
GREGoRY-RANDALL-On Tuesday, June \, By Rey aaon1
David X. Gregory Of jersey Cy 70 sny h4hish
daughter the ateJ John Randall Of Nes-fOrk
JoHNsToS-TAYLOR-rn Bethel Conn On The y inst at hs e
Rev. G. Pstusoa, James u
n,oa o. Roek Island ILL., ~ LucretA la or No earis
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sure TO Regulate the BO~eis.-aRs wrSsLow'' SoSra
mo SgRuP only thing that mothers can 'sH ap'n roc N
children.
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MARRIED.

H.t,-w.rsocK Co.'S Silver Pearl Cashmere Hats. oalI T'.
Dsllau Broadway.
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SMALLPOX, Pevers, skin Diseases, prevented y
PYRartK SALINE Yang nYZootng - sfses
are and prevention Sold By ehen ana
the maker, II. LAMPLOuGH, 10 Hoiborn- hit, Londoa
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FIFTH BRIGADE FIELD DAY IN BROOKLYN.

The Filth Brigade \. G. 5. n. Y, comprising inc
,,h m and 18th Regiments Of Infantry troop Of cavalry all
under the command of Brig Thomas Dakn held s annual anu
and Inspection YESTERDAY Parade Ground Prospect Park mo
regiments were full AuAbe and their eyolutone were
h. e osi which attracted b. the hns "e"her Ine
a R,t numbered 400 men, and commanded By Cot James
Joa The I4h Regiment psrao 80 members c'Anaode o' e
-Bsse and presented hne appearance n rs new 49, m men i
l,b Resimeut Col Inseph snding paIahc ~
10 under he comm
Saalhaur The several commands took The none - @ ma
inspected sepratey ~ ueA D9An.
The TORI ssote drilling b. rel en- su 80 &c
brigade Al IL ngds s.h
s. ere abT and va. oil By Mrlo oq safi aLl
Of he nd Division. The Elefenh bfHlue, D"s"A '
eli he drilled ue1t Wednesday on the same GrouAa-
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Rsvy-bide sash Cord. strong durable and Phabie aas-
eur By Tar DARKow MO Co. % Chambers-st he~-fSrh
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Wells fluid Opiurn taking the place o. ELIss Liau's
kc. and half the pee Samples Tree " AL~ "'''-''
Pufou Y
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The Springfield Republican thus diseioses the
architects OF that mattel p,tlc ion, c Philadelphia
DlAtisIu Tie exOTdium gas % Gen. Hawlcy eiYl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12

JAMES GORDON IESNETrs RETURN FROM
EUROPE
James Gordon Bennett, IT., arrived IN New
yo,k YESTERDAY ia Tue steamel Thlrnsia having sal ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12

ERIE CONTROLLED By BIsCHoFFsHEIM
GOLDsCHMIDT
The transfer books Of the Erie Railway Company
~ h Cpas Ogss Monday afternoon, tbs r.rSf Of
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5uecia! Nollees
New-YorL Liberal Republican State Co"mistee.
HEADQUARTERS ROOM H. Aston HOUSE,


s.,..yori Liberal Republicans state Co-'missoc.
HEADQUARTERS. ROOM H. Aston HOUSE,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
togN cocuRANE wv HAsBR0UCK.
Nj NiE 4 I5r SSiiSiSsoS BEsJ A. WILLIS.
& A. MERRITT.
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIRaAN
ALyREn wILKrssos. Secretary.
Eleventh Assembly District Association; tnion Re
pa5can Asseeia ton NEE lns an DC 0e1 " ''"' p''
T. sOULlrEr. Secretary. v ), tlIhlAs. fns',s1s
Why DO We DrOOPs
TIE iei.uie. OF climate tho gear and Deafness sas
cares and nnksts walk Of hfs 'aoSus 40
eoaD, r the premature dssuy az s
mi. country Strange very .trangr IT, s Aai Ooas Vegetable
HosrsrTExs STOMACH BrrRRs within The r.seA -
an pr orr Of a. .hoOli forge the health gO and vital activity 'sA
IN, regular a mpas eject upon the raAeuei oa'eh Asr'
,, .sr,s .as torpid liver As egrrupoa dSpr"~i '
NOR. .lu,ry rsfssbing and cheering words
medicine alike ~iad 'n ~h0s'Heo IA
com harmless in SEPARATIONS and PERMANENT N lie 'oeA'e
results.
The worlinswomen's Prote i've tniGn,
upen All nei - hesseo. sees ~
CoPyISTs TRADES oMES CLkLGs se 'Ss ,spp.a - =,
ben collected BY IA ~hsu ases>siY All zee - o..t
Lae,aaa !, CT tx S SiF- ,sScisv
f,r Cam az. rsrfoss
Reuue,s Pain Hi!lias aiagle )ii & W ''Ns -. - ~
IofT HEyii, 40 C.ilse -ao.. \ y. sa' ur "h 90
sol e.oL Is sslks r-as sa-ru.'
Annia a. CO.. FLA. sna 3 acc a.tsafsgssssr-, ~
| AL l0l kULTOS-st, ech NHst@
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be iadorssd rtA nais
aap,e and address
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BEACON PARK RACES.

BosrON June 11.-There was large crowd
Of people at the Beacon Park races to-day The first
race a sweepstakes OF $500, won by McShanes e. g
Tfleston beating WOOdruf's 8. m. Josephine and Cud
ney's b. u. LOttie. Time-2:39 2;40, 245.
The race horses that never beat 1913 was won by
GOldsmths b. Huntress, beating CarpentePss m
Susie the only other starter Time, 2S, 24t E23 22St
gusi won the first heat
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WASHINGTON.
CURRENT TOPICS.

WASHINGTON DEsERTED-H0W THE CUSTOM
HOUSE REFORM BILL WAS DEFEATED
CHANGES IN THE POSTAL LAWS-rHE
nj rcur on TUR PRESIDENT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Nyes Restaurant seems to flourish.
"MIannanoses" are plentiful at Milford.
John Wainwright superintends the skating
rink
Skating will be resumed at st. Mary's College
this evening.
The colored people at Milford are running
three schools
The COMMERCIAL is the greatest advertising
medium of the city.
Goldfish are being captured in great quantities
abont 20 miles below Lewes.
The Board of Managers of the Workingmen's
Institute meets this evoning.
This is good day to buy rubber clothing at
stones, No. West Water street
Milford has young Democratic candidate in
training for Congressional honors.
The grocers on Market street are opposed 10
removing the markets to King street.
W. N. W. Dorsey will buid in Milford soon, it
il said, large market house with a town hall
over ii.
The tocsin Of war sounded by EUery EUen-
ing has been heard in Sussex and the militia will
meet its army on the borders.
The Milford Immigration Society has taken
the initial steps towards the holding of an agri-
cultural fair at Milford, next fall.
The COMMERCIAL job office turns out as fine
mercantile printing as any office in the country.
Its steam power presses are running constantly.
Bsughman, Thomas, q Co., will put in fine
new iron and plate glass front to their store in
few weeks. We look for something handsome.
AS soon as the hent County Levy Court makes
the appropriation is expected that work will be
begun upon the new pivot bridge over Duck
Creek, at or near Deakynes Landing
The firm of Barnard & Pusey, lumber deal
ers at Ayondale has been changed to ]. b. &
ID. Pusey, Mr.. Barnard retiring and David Pusey
taking his place.
The free school for colored people on West
street below 9th is still open and will continue
during March So we are informed by Joseph
Bringhurst, liberal patron of the school. 1t
has been doing great good.
The Milford Ne,os learns that Harrington
Circuit positively refuses to accept the senior
preacher sent there by the Conference" There
must be some mistake about this, for the rever-
end gentleman went down to his charge, yester-
day
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-09
Culllnss from Johns Jokes.
From the Norrlatown Herald.l

From the NorristOwn Herald.l
One of the leading dailies in Germany-tle
Cologne Gdzette-is not a scent paper, as one
might infer from its title.
The newest pathetic song il called "They
were my Brothers CATERS" 1t is sole-stirring
ditty, calculated to stirrup the feelings of awl
the upper classes; and it will doubtless soon be
on every tongue.
A citizen of South Newberry, N H., has not
spoken word for six years. IL is hardly neces-
sary TO remark that this citizen is not a female.
Since the papers have printed an item sta
ting that New York City il sinking seventeen
inches per year. the people there are moving
their furniture and things into the third and
fourth stories of their dwellings.
A woman died recently in Nsw York who
accumulated $4,000 by selling gingerbread on
street corner there. And yet strange as it
may seem, the army of street corner ginger
bread sellers does not augment. Somehow
the young ladies' prefer to walk the boards il
the 'Black Crook" at $3.50 per week.
For the ladies A recipe for dressing the
hair-FiIst buy your hair.
In New York, they select twelve Of tho mos
ignorant men in the city, and then call them
competent" jury.
Because Troy mother neglected to wasl
her sons only shirt thereby preventing hin
from attending dance, he struck her with
chair breaking her arm in two places. Whe
toH mothers learn to be dutiful to their sons
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-09
DR.. Huston.

ON trial. BEFORE THE wARRENTos CONFERENCE.
WARR4NToN, Va, March 8.
When the Hr ston-scandal case was called be-
fore Conference, yesterday, he appeared in per-
son and spoke in a calm and unembarrassed
manner. He stated that he fed from Baltimore
to save his wife and children from the mortifica-
ton which the scandal would bring upon them, and
then, glowing with feeling, continued, " shall
wait until have been fully indicated before
this Conference, and from that hour until the
last day of my life 1 shall be in pursuit Of the
man that blanched that daughters cheek with
shame and stabbed that wife to the heart.
An immediate investigation was at once or
dered, and Revs. Norval Wilson, John Land
street and VIM. S. Baird appointed a committee
to prosecute it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-09
Newark News.

The SQuIRE ALivg.-We have a lively letter
from paddy Mcclure" but no room to print
it, this afternoon. He details, in his own graph.
ic manner ''some free trade in whiskey and
titin," which took place when the railroad labor
ers got their pay.
The GREAT DEBATE.-The great debate on
Protection continues, this evening. A speech
from Mr.. Dean is looked for.
IArPRovEMENTs-Mr John Choate is building
new dwelling house, having rented his hotel to
Mr.. Benjamin Tyson, of North East, Md. Mr.,
Choate has opened a new street. called Choate
street, and has sold large number Of building
lots on ii.
DoINd WELL Mr. Jos. Lutton's new hall and
shops, are a decided improvement, and he il
doing very we'll.
PROF. PoRTERs LEcrURE.--Prof. e. d. Por.
tors lecture, last evening" on the Culture of the
Grape in Delaware, was quite success. 1t wat
largely attended, in spite of the unfavorablt
weather.
things lively. Te = ia Sts,a- T
mington and Philadelphia papers sfe regularly
sold here, now.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-09
Not so Faut!

Our Democratic neighbor the Adeeiiser,
prints lot of figures, which it asserts represent
amounts paid to certain members OF Council, for
city work. II they are correct, hey prone that
about eight-niatls Of The jobs mere goJJed By one
Of lis oton party members In view Of this. and
Of the fact that no vote has yet been reached,
the Advertiser is entirely too fast in assuming
that it is the Republicans who oppose the Com
tract Ordinance. We believe the vote will prove
that they hold an entirely different position.