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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-21
HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30.
Charleston

Charleston.
G. G. Francis, England; E.. ]. Hoyt, Georgia;
B. NJ. Henry, F. W. Palmer, Monticello, Fla;
G.. T.. Atkins, New York; ]. G. Thompson,
Beaufort, s. S.;F. GarvIn and family. Jackson
vile; F. Novel;, 8. Form, South Carolina.
Pavilion.
W. Slath, Klngstree; a. ]. Moody, R. H.
Garvin, Port Royal Railroad; 8. Powell, S. J..
Boatright; Florida;J J. Schmlt, Atlanta; A. Nor
gan, Georgetown; S. P. Ancker, Philadelphia;
J.L. Holmes, Jr., Leessille; B. Gray, Monck's
Corner;J. G. Wilson, Johns Island; J. P. Cote.
nett, A. P. Postell, Savannah; V. !. Talbot,
Rockport, Maine.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

New York Naval stores.Market.
NEW YORK, September 10.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 624
bbls resin. Spirits turpentine continues strong
and ADVANCING, bur the transactions have been
limited. sales 80 bbls at 6lxc AMI 80 bbls at &C,
the market closing at $50 asked. Kosin Is dull
and nominallY unchanged. Tar qniet. Pitch In
moderate Jobbing demand at 81 37K for prime
city delivered.
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90 bales upland cotton. | bale sea island cotton,
1o5 bbls naval stores, 2lO bushels rough rice, cars
stock, cars lumber. wood and mdse. To Crawley
4 Dehon, W P Bowling, Klnsman i Howell, Bar
den Il Parker, J O Claussen. DR. b W Desaus.
sure, Duncan 4 johnson, K Mure q co, Chase &
Outline. L r Cummings, Pelzer, Rodgers & co,
Wheeler 4 Wilson Manufacturing Company,
Whilden & Jones, W A Boyle, A Byles, Stoney &
LoWndes. f q Frost & co, Fraser q Dill, Living.
stone, Forwarding Agent and Others.
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The Mt. Pleasant and sulllvan's Eh
Island Ferry Company will run one 1
OF their Steamers THIS Saturday EVENING. tne
2lst inst, leaving Ferry Wharf, foot OF Market
street, at Z O'Clock, p. NJ; returning, leave the
Island at l0H O'CLOCK, F. b..
ssspio {. PRENDERGAsT, Agent.
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10 NEW Z.

The Superior frst class slde.wneel steamsh
JAMES AiGE8., T. J. Lockwood Commande44
Will sail from Adger's south Wharf on SATURDAY,
the 2lst inst, at - O'Clock P. n. -
~ Through Bills Ladlng given on cotton TO
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the NeYsEn.
gland Manufacturing Towns.
For Freight or Passage. having Deck State
sep2O.2 JAMES ADGER 4 CO., Agent0
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1TTON TRANSACTIONS FIR THE wEEK.
1883 2837

.2669 1851
Stock on hand to-day, by actual count, 2l64.
COMPARATIVE COTTON sTATEMEE Mt.
Receipts for this week Of s7I............... 831
Showing an excess this week .2o58
Sales OF this week Of 1871 .1029
TAT prices ranging from 18xa17Zal9)
Showing an excess this week 1903
Receipts the present sfason, 10 ate..........3933
Receipts last season Cs7l-7g 10 September 6.ll7!
Showing an excess present season 80 far of. ..78l
Receipts OF last season-lS71 '72-eXceed 1870.
Stock on hand this time last year........... ZOOS
Shipments by railroad and river during this
AUGUSTA clifton STATEMENT, SEPTEMBER Is, 1872.
stock on hand September l, ls72............ sSs
Receipts since TO
Total. COL
Exports and home consumption. ...........2.7l0
Stick on hand this day -. ........."....2,l9 l
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FOR NEW YO.R K.
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, AT i
!. O'CLOCK P. N.
SEW IRON STEAM LnE-EsrAB .1 SIN 10,
ALL on DECK$

7Ehe Splendid New Iron SldewteeI StAnuBtfS
SOUTH CAROLINA Beckett, Commander, Vii
sail for New York on THURSDAY, September aa-at
Through Bills OF sLading to Liverpool 3 d,tha
New England Cities as usual. tE9.ts
Insurance BY Steamers Of this Line i pef cent
Fer Freight or Passage engagements, having
very nne Deck St8teroom accommodations, apply
or to WIN. A. OOURTEEAY, No. l Union whkryel
srp2l I-E.y-' - .,:fl,5ipssi
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

TO AND FROM sULLIvANS ISLAND, TOUCH
ING AT MOUNT PLEAsANTGOiHG AND Re.
TURNING, =. NJ!
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FIVE CASES of new and elegant styles OF
Dress Goods Just received OF Furchgott, Bene'
& Co., No. PA King street.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MlRKETS.

MONEY z
LONDON, September 20.
Noon.-Cousols e2h. New hves SO.
6x PARIS, september 20.
~Noon.-SpecIe increase one hundred thousand
NEW YORK, September 90.
Noon.-Freights steady. Stocks strong. colo
heavy at l4H. Money 6rm at Z. Exchange, iong
Y: short o. Governments firm and quiet State
bonds steady. $3.50,
Evening. -Freights q shade frmer. Money
easier, closing at 3a4. Sterling irregular OF 6Aa
vanced during the day, but sub equently fell on
to about last nights prices, closing firm.
COTTON aRKET
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The COURT
Municipal Court.

Thomas Fields, dlsorderly; turned over to a
trial justice. George White, drunk; one dol
lar or ten days. Mary Chisolm, drunk dig
charged. NJ. Powers, a city contractor, Tor
allowing one of his cartmen 10 throw a load OF
garbage upon ChIsolm's causeway, FIVE dollars
Two cows aud two Newfoundland dogs, at
large, one dollar each.
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The steamer RELIANCE, Captain r,.dEA
a. n. Hopkins, is now receiving .A2d1E
Freight at Middle Atlantic Wharf, and wll leave
a. above, on TUESDAY MORNING, september 2Atn.
For engagements, apply 10
sHAOKELFORD d KELLY, Agents,
sep21-2s North Atlantic Wharf.
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WILMINGTON, September 20.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures quiet. sales OF
4ls caskg at $50 per gallon for southern passages,
RoHIN,-Market shows an advance Oh oc vi
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IOuLA buDthNoo UoS
College and the Theological Seminary were
reported to be in a very thriving condition. The
latter especially is reported to have twice as
many students as on any previous occasion.
bishop Howe's Appointments.
The bishop will fill appointments at the
following places during this month: Willing
ton, in the week; Edgefeld, In the week; New
berry, fifteenth Sunday after Trinity; Rock
Hill, (consecration OF church, sixteenth Sun
day after Trinity; Yorkville, Wednesday, 18th;
Chester, seventeenth Sunday after Trinity;
Winnsboro', eighteenth Sunday after Trinity;
Missionary services as appointed by the cler-
~. The bishop will be prepared to oficiate
on week days at any services, and at such
points beyond the parish churches as the
clergy may designate. On Sundays, az his
visitation, the bishop recommends that the
Holy Communion be administered, aud that
SUFFICIENT notice be given to the congregations
that the o~fertory will be placed at his disposal
In aid of the diocese.
Miscellaneous Notes.
Tomorrow ls the seventeenth Sunday after
Trinity.
The Rev. Luther, of Rome, Georgia, is
preaching to large crowds in EdgeAeld, where
he Is on q visit.
A protracted religious meeting was held In
Lexington, at Mount Eble Baptist Church, last
week, when over thlrty-hve persons protested
religion.
At q revival at Bethel Baptist Church, near
Mount Eble, on the Ridge, Edge6eld County,
sixty-seyen persons have been baptized re-
Gently.
The next session of the 0%rangeburg Baptist
Missionary Union will be held with the
Branchvlle Baptist Church at B%ranchvllle, 8.
G., on Friday before the nth Sabbath In Sep
TENDER.
Aprotracted religious meeting now In pro-
gress at the Methodist Church, Sumter, Is in
vested with more than ordinary interest. On
Sunday night last the scene was one of great
solemnity and impressi7eness. The entire
altar was crowded with the youth of the con-
gregatlon Of both sexes, and the good work
continues to move forward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
Terrible Accident.

EXPLOSION OF FLY-wHEEL IN ROLLING MILL.
At the York, PennA,) Steel Works, on We'd
nesday, terrible explosion occurred. The inA-
mense Hy-wheel, 20 feet in diameter and weigh
ing IS tons, burst asunder while running at q
speed Of 100 revolutions per minute. Two seq
ments shot through the rolling MILL cutting the
heavy timbers of the building as II they were
pipe stems, passed through the roof and landed
on the track of the Northern Central Railway,
about 100 yards distant, breaking one rail in
two places and bending others. The other seq
ments Of the wheel and spoke were forced up
ward and carried over the roof Of the pudding
furnace, landing in a meadow in the rear Of the
mill. These pieces weigh at least three tons.
The saddest part Of the affair is the loss OF life;
When the immense girders of the rolling mill
we're out through the whole structure toppled
in complete wreck. Three OF the workmen,
John Miller, George Knoche and William Wilson,
were caught in the debris and received such in
lnries that it is impossible for them to recover
Wilson is already dead Knoche is Apititul sight
he had almost made his escape when his hee
caught and the falling timbers pressed hin
down on mas of hot iron, burning him in
horrible manner. A number of others wer'
more or less injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
Financial Coup D'EtHt


A Vessel ''sP1RrTED AWAY" TO AVOID sEIzURE.
The schooner William Mason, whose launch
from A. ]. Barrett 4 Sons yard was noticed on
Friday, was "spirited away" from the wharf
where she had been lying and towed to Kaighn's
Point, Camden, on Saturday night, by order OF
her principal owner Capt French, Of Taunton,
Mass. Explanatory Of this action, the captain
alleges that the MessrB Barrett are very much
embarrassed by financial complications, and that
the vesr el was taken away to avoid seizure for
their liabilities. This, however, is believed to
be an erroneous impression and calculated to do
the Messrs. b. much injury. We learn, upon
inquiry that this firm, like all Others is more or
less involved, but its assets are believed to be
more than sufficient to tide IL over all present
difficulties, unless forced into bankruptcy by
its creditors.
The spArs Of the vessel are still lying upon the
wharf Of the Messrs. Moore, but will be taken
10 Camden and the vessel completed there.
1t is also said that Capt. French demanded the
but reliable information states TO the contrary.
In the city OF Providence, r. l., there resides a
marine soothsayer, who, upon consultation with
his oracle, appoints certain days for laying the
keels and launching vessels, and there are many
persons who rely implicitly NJ on his predictions
and dare not run counter to them. The owners
of the Mason are Of this number. The keel OF
the vessel was laid on the day appointed by this
prophetic oracle, and in Difference to their faith
they must needs commit her to her element at
the hour indicated. This is why the vessel was
launched at the time she was.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
9eaths.

RoDMAN.-In this city, on sunday, May 26th, 1877
sarah Rodman, aged 70 years.
The friends and relatives of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of her in-law, William Bright No. 10
W. 10Th street, on Wednesday, May, 2)th, without
further notice. Services at O'Clock
RoTHPLETZ.-In this city, on Sunday, May 26th,
1sT9 Allen c., infant son o. t. James and Abbie
ROthpletz
ghe friends and relatives of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence Of his parents No. 1913 W. 1Ifh, on Tuesday
morning at o O'Clock, Without5further tlce.
WELLS. - On sunday, May 26th, 1872, George
Wells in the 9th year of his age
The relatives and friends ars respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, wi hout further notice, from
his late residence Sl4 Jefferson street, on Wedn 8
day, 10Th inst at 4 O'Clock, p. M.
WILL sCROFT.-Sudde y, on the 25th inst, In
this city, Archisald Wllliscroft aged 81 years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
GreeIe, IS Purpose.

IF THE DEMOCRATS NAME CANDIDATE HE WILL
WITHDRAW.
The Washington correspondent of the Spring
field Republican telegraphs that Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid is in that city, and also that
Friends of Mr.. Greeley in Washington who
profess to know his plans and purposes assert
with positiveness that he still adheres to his IA
nous editorial published in the Tribune before
the meeting OF the Cincinnati Convention in
which he pledged the support Of the Tribune to
the nominee Of the Philadelphia Convention, in
case the Democratic Convention should make
straight Democratic nominations They assert
that he has never hesitAted moment in his
purpose to withdraw his name in case the DEM
oorats refuse to take him up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
Philadelphia Topics.
he Jayno building tre was accidental.

Tho Jayne building hre was accidental.
Deaths, last week, 944, an increase of 2s.
You must not drive, in the Park, faster than
seven miles an hour,
Daniel Focht "a Co., groces, recently
failed, pay fifty per cent
IA vessels, loading with grain, are in port,
to carry away 76, 900 quarters.
-Remonstrances against the removal Of the
railings from the squares are numerous.
Five hundred new houses are being built
in the neighborhood Of Twentieth and Oxford
streets.
The journeymen tailors, employed on panta-
looms. are organizing protective union. They
get S3. pair.
Edward W. Bennett, clerk in the Bddle
Hardware establishment, has confessed to steal
ing several hundred dollars worth Of cutlery
from his employers. .
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
Real Estats.

BnApFoRD's SALE OF LoTs.-James Bradford
sold, on Saturday, twenty-three building lots,
situated ON Van Buren,, Elm, Lincoln, and Frank
lin streets, as follows: 68 feet on Van Buren,
street, to Mark Tiernay, for $54S, ,0Oi 80 feet on
Van Buren, street, to George Seal for S272.OO {;
80 feet on same street to James Crumlish for
@332. 90; 6S feet ON same street to John McClos-
ky for $796. 90 ;52 fe eet on same street, to John
McEvily, for $4,000; 49 feet on same street toll
Il. Whitakertar $70S.00; 16 feet on Elm street to
II. F. Whitaker, for $2l6 90; 16 feet on Lincoln
street TO Michael McGarvey, for $4,000; 16 feet
on Elm street to Cornelius Quill, for $1720O; 80
feet on Franklin street to John McClosky for
&96000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27

sth between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock, in
the country and to be held open half hour lon
ger in the city and to be held at the Town Hall.
They also reported officers to hold the elections.
The report was adopted.
As the rules of the Democratic party had all
along boon urged as barrier to equal represen-
taiion, Mr.. Dean moved the appointment Of
committee to revise the rules 80 as to admit
that principle, but the motion was defeated
there being but faw voting in the affirmative.
John O'Byrne being loudly called for, made a
somewhat lengthy but eloquent speech, in which
he promised all the aid in his power for the sue
cess of the Democratic Party.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
Philadelphia.

BOILER ExPLosroN-sEvERAL .PERsoNs INJURED.
PHILADELPHIA, May N.
The boiler at Troth, Gordon & Co.'s bleaching
works on Crease street, above Grand arsenal,
exploded, this morning, causing the death Of one
man, fatally .woundiDg girl, and injuring the
fireman.
The boiler was new, and the firemen was ex-
perimentiug with it. The explosion caused
great excitement among the operatives, one
hundred and fifty in number.
/ The engine house was entirely demolished,
and the boiler was blown great distance
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
The Drama.

Full announcement is made, to-day, by Mr..
Germon, of his two performances, on Thursday
and Saturday evenings, at the Opera House.
Under The Gasliqm will be given on the first
evening, with startling mechanical effects"
Seats may now be secured at Boughman,
Thomas Il Co ..
William Horace Lingard, the Commedian
and vocalist, we'll supported, will give perform
Ance at the Opera lIouee, on the evening OF May
3lst The impersonation Of president Grant
aud Horace Greeley" and the comedy entitled
David Garriek. will be presented.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
Politics and Politicians.

Ths Chicago Times( Democratic)has taken de-
eided grounds against Greeley. 1t says .'he has
utterly failed to unite the opposition to Grant"
Hon. d. W. Voorhees, addressed an audience
OF three Thousand persons, at Terre Haute, Ind,
on Saturday night in opposition to Horace Gree
Icy and in favor of "strict Democratic nomina-
ton" at Baltimore.
correspondent in Kentucky tells frightful
At0ry about Gratz Brown. Gratz has 500 cousins'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
buy Your Coal.
THE BOTTOM PRICE REACHED.

THE BOTTOM PRICE REACHED.
This is the suggestion of the Pottsville Miners
Journal. 1t says
Zone thing is certain that persons abroad need
not expect coal to any lower this year. Should
it fall below the present losing prices, the
stoppages would be so numerous and the supply
80 mach curtailed, that t. wards the close of the
year it would be impossible tosupplyth demand,
and frsights would also run up very high to ship
the increased quantity required.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27

Notiee-A. +. A. M.
Csrd-Dr o. ogle. = ,...,.
Fuaeral notices. ,,-.,.,
Notlce-pal tnership dissolved.
Fcr sale-a dwelling house.
Eor Sale or rent-Saloon aud stable.
FdinhurR ale and stout-B a O Shoemaker.
shoemaker's rennet and extracts.
UlJ Items. -. "a -. "a. ..,
A1toblORraphy Of Horace Greeley sd PAGE
nsvchomancy or Soul Char ming C3d pagel
l,,;rrham's water wheel sd page
Kennetlys hemlock OIL ,tmeht (Sd pageI
Proposals for building public school.
itardware-Trnman Shaw Pbtla-
st,awberry estival-West Church.
ssle by gle a Miller.
Grand Opera House-Wm. Lipsard.
Grand o era Houss-Upder the t4aslight
,,irl wanted for general housework.
Ptnposals wanted for erecting seats.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
LOCAL NEWS.

The choristers in training for the ohildrens
Jubilee belonging to Asbury, Second Baptist,
and Scott M. Il. schools, will meet tomorrow
evening at Asbury church, Third and Walnut.
game Of base ball, on Saturday, between the
Potomac and Active Clubs, was won by the Ao-
tives, 81 to 16.
The strawberry festival at West Church will
be on Thursday (not Tuesday, and Friday
evenings of this Iweek. 1t is advertised else
where
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
The Fortress Slonroe Tornado.

Details Of the tornado which passed over Fort
ress Monroe and it's vicinity on the 22d, show
that the destruction Of property was greater
than at first supposed A sloop was upset IN
Hampton Roads and the captain drowned. Four
or five canoes having been capsized off Sewelrs
Point, it .s feared her lives have been lost.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27

The PhilAdelphia Commercial List and Price
Current, which was burned out by the great fire
in the Jayne Building, on Sunday evening of last
week, appeared on saturday,as nsual, in hand
some dress of new material This is courage,
anil lar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
Indians BLOCKING the railroad.

General Sheridan has forwarded to the War
Department reports showing that two thousand
hostile Indians collected about 100 miles from
Fort Berthold, to oppose railroad work this SUM
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
Personal InIsIlisence.

Uhrich is disgraced.
Secretary Delano returned to Washington yes
terday.
President Grant has pareoned Col. Thomas J.
Wilson, of Baltimore, who was in jail for mall
feasance in office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
EnaIand.

FAVORABLE NEWS ABOUT THE TREATY AND ITS EF-
Feet.
Favorable news from Washington about the
Treaty improves American securities. Papers
comment on the news with qualification.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27

The Delaware county Democratic Conventions
which met at the Rose Tree last Thursday, to
elect delegates TO the State Conventions at Read
ing, instructed its delegates squarely to oppose
the claims II Horace Greeley.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
The WasIlInKton Treaty.

FURTHER FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM ENGLAND.
WASHINGTON, May 27.
A special dispatch from London says that the
verbal changes made by the Senate in the addi-
tiona article to the treaty will not alter the rat
ication, and that the proposition will be accepted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHIIADEIPHIA MARKETs.
PHILADELPHIA, May N.
Cotton firm, good demand, 251l@251S. Up
land and Gulf flour steady ; supeIfine, $6@6%
extras. S75[@7A extra family $91{@l0H.
Rye -four quoted $6. Germ meal nothing doing.
Wheat quiet, favors buyers western red $l. 10
al 80; amber $1.20@1.25. Rye held S1.10.
Corn quiet; yellow 60 western mixed 69@6919.
Oats unchanged. western white $1,000. Pork
quiet $14.50114.75. Whisky SO.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE ssmARKETs.
Beeves dull best frmer extra Pennsylvania
and Western steers 7s<@814 fair to good. 66
OF common soc. Sheep fair demand fair to
choice 5.5O@6.75 stock sheep 2.5O@35O. Hogs
dull, 5@715.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
SECOND EDITION.
800, p. M.
Congress
WASHINGTON, Lay a.

The House passed ssubstitute for the pension
bill inserting pensions for total disabilities and
resumed the consideration of the subsidy to the
Brazilian steamship line in the Post Office APP
preparation bill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27

Tho Pennsylvanis Editorial Association will
make it's excursion, this year, to Erie, leaving
Philadelphia on June 25th. The trip will take
about week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
DEit advertisements.

XETANTED.-Aw white girl for general housework.
Wv Coed wages FRANK >,
maya TT 5ll Market street
nN PICNIUs, EXCURSIONS, or tips to water
" iDg-places take a set Of quots for recreation
We have various sizes, Ia ludlng light article ior
ladies' Also, croquet, for Held or tabl'. Parlor
Billiards, and plcnij knives, forks, spoons, and
dri King cups, lifting tightly together.
Truman d SHAW,
No. ss5 (Eght Thlrty-nve) Market st, below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
NWAMMOgK hOoKS,Of strong wrought iron, and
iron fix uTes f. swings, which are not likely
to give way and thus inure the swnger tor sale by
TRUMAN d SHAW,
No sab flight Thirty-bve) Market st below Ninth,
Philadelphia,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27

The Pennsylvania Democratic Convention will
meet at Reading on Wednesday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
Damage. Against a Railroad.

VIM s. Alsopp has obtained verdict for
$4,000, in the superior Court of Baltimore,
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, for injuries sustained while a passenger
on their road.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27

Small pox still fingers in Philadelphia. Deaths
from it, last week, s5, an increase of 6.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, May 27.
Probabilities: The area of clouds will pre-
vail over the New England States, possibly ex-
tending to Middle States, followed by clear and
clearing weather tonight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
Better Have Kept His Word.

=, At Providence, R. l., on Saturday Miss Julia
Z. Vallette, aged twenty two, recovered $4,000
1amages for breach Of promise, from Thomas
uraee, aged sixty-nins
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27

On our third page, to-day,will be found read
Ing matter for the Household.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
a:3o p. M.
Congress.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May 27.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee on Finance,
reported a resolution for final adjournment on
the third of June, and resembling the former
resolution for adjourning on the 29th. The
matter went over till tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-27
France.

RETIREMENT OF GEN UHRIo
PARIS, May 27.
General Uhric, who was censured for the
capitulation of Strasbourg, has been retired
from active service in the French army.