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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

TRANSFERREp.- II. :. Thompson,
wlo has hecn stnti ned at the NJ. Il.
Church, Elkton, for In past dftecn months,
was last week Transferred to Providence
(H ID Conference.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

lini.sr S1ip --Jamea Bradford has sold
tine. stony biick house ll03 " At
.tr,et 10 cyrus f. Miller OF LrbanJn, D.,
ii.l,iO.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

rus NfRpiCr. the case of Mas.
Isl .uL reid ns at Gl3 Ea Fourth 'trrt
wi,r sudle1 .mis' Was noticed, the
60 cob o. jury rn Ter Il a verdi Of drHth
lnu h,l 4 81 ta.e.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

ROCKLAHD-The paper mill at ROckland il
one Of he lirg, 81 In the I'm ted States. II
is nader The charge Of Mr. VIM Luke,
lurne cat Is Of superior mlty. Every
t1nS is kpt in perfect order, and the
hands are generally int ,ligent and live In
comfortable style, Everything in the vi
els ity indie ltes industry, comfort and con-
v'ni,nce. The store aud post office are
kel by Mr. Green, who is doing quite II
thriving business, he being aceommold-
ting and oblIliug and highly popn ar with
his many customers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

FXclRstnN TO WILAuNGToN.--The
st,.mrr Ciy II BridgttoH, Captain james
Mr lnNre. will make an excursion 10 this
cal about the middle of Jnly, irom Bridge
tuu. NrW Jersey.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

,nrn BDKNr Coroner Prpicr ou 'ait
.nN lcl ri inqn It uv tr'c body nf
, &c. rs aI.rll chih 60 Strth " in.
.'ir Nhl live. neat Love y Roads, in
,I.. ilHulr'l. lh- la tici &C.,. ii
lu., fhr.rhiid tcl' in Tie he. II was
.l hlt tla. mother had t'rrlt"mcd
.a.u the chhl, and many supposed
.l lr thr'w it Into lhc fir, hul There
,uot .iin"s, 3" iupIi,eu.' Tia muthcr
D '..'l'c' Of lrei 'cn'al d,a'h WY II irred.
'.ss,s Jouyhd
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

RAILROAD EXrGNsIoN The Board of
mlnnui ~ Of the West Chester Railroad
nave resolved 10 make connect On with
ut. " ummglon ~ L aiding Raj ron from
Nrat Chester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
MEXICO.
DEPARTURE OF TIE AMERICAN MINIsTER-PoI
ICY OF LERDO-FUNERAL OF JUAREZ.

DFPARTuRr OF TIE AMERICAN MINIsTER-POL-
ICY OF LERDO-FUNERAL OF JUAREZ.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 1.-The American
Minister the Hon. Thomas H. Nelson, leaves the 1st
Of September for the United States and after short
leave of absence lie will return TO his post.
revolution occurred 90 Tampico on receipt Of news
OF the death of Juartz The Guerrero insurgents shO: l.
'urrah for Diaz and death to Lerdo" There were 10
other disturbances either in the capital OF elsewhere
upon the announcement OF the death OF Juarez.
Congress will meet in extra session On the 18th Of
September. Various names are mentioned for the new
Cabinet but there yet nothing certain as 20 It's com
position Lerdo is candidate for election 10 the Presi-
dency and the OF several others are mentioned as
competitors President Lerdo has issued decree Of
general amnesty to political prisoners the only excep-
tons being the acknowledgements under the Empire OF
Maximlan. Lerdo has voluntarily ordered an inyesti-
CATION into the ouTages committed on American citizens
III Chiapas. The journals report that Lcrco viii recall
Senior Warisca from Washington, and 1t Is umored That
his successor as Minister 70 the United states will be
stanislas Canadea. Ii IS believed the rcyolationiss
will disband when informed Of the policy Of the Al
miuistration
The funeral OF JUarc2 was imposing spectacle. The
CORPSE was inferred u the Pantheon. Tie streets and
houses were drapCd with mourning, and tic procession
bore numbcrcss cmbcms Of grief Fully 1000 specta-
tors hued the streets through which 10 passed. Nearly
all tho FOREIGNERS I'm the capital were present az the
ceremonies as were all the public officers and foreign
dplOHatists Addresses were made py minister Nelson
on behalf Of the diplomatic corps and senior vigil, Tor
the editorial fraternity OF Mexico. The death OF Juartz
Is generally recr ttcd. ,
President IeTG1 has commuted the sentence OF death
pronounced upon Luz Toledo Pedro and Lopez the ki
nappe.s Of Ceryantcs, to ten years Imprisonment ~ j.
reported that the Government intends the expulsion
from Mexico OF the celebrated Schultz, whose American
citizenship is denied by The Trio Rd6tes mat lourha
delOunccs Schultz q perncious forcigncf. Daring
the passing OF the funeral procession through the cane
PlaterOs, OF the cannon fred ~ the Palace Beu
woman ana wounded man. Angel Hturbide, q son Oh
the exEmperor died az the capital on the same day a.
Juarez. He leave q widow and II IS reported
that Gen. Daz decided 10 10 san Francisco IN con
sequence OF receiving aid nom the people OF Iepec.
The American Consul at Minatitlan has given TO the
municipality his share OF the silver Struggled aboard
the Norwegian brig Argus. TIE TCO kepU6itcs says the
OF the Consul establishes the fact that IN assuming
the character OF an intormer, unusual in foreign
representatives IN Mexico, the Consul was governed ny
the highest and mos: disinterested motives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
THE PUBLIC DEBT OF SOUTH CARoLINA-oFPI
GAL STATEMENTS.

CHARLESTON, Aug. s. - Contrcller-Goneral
Magic OF this State publishes letter 20 Gov. scott
setting forth the fact that the Legislature at it, last se
sion ordered to be levied and collected tax sufficient
pay the interest the entire public debt No action
having been taken in this matter, the Controller de
mands that the Governor require the State Auditor
to assess and collect the said taX forthwith.
The State authorities, 10 u said, intend TO coll
ect this tax amounting to over 100000 by the 18th Of
September next In letter 10 Henry Clews Co., Nc
York. dated Aug O. Gov Scott says the interest tho
State debt was not paid because the excessive Legsla
tive expenses absorbed all the money In the treasury
aud unless a special tax levied and collected imme
datey as urged interest can be paid before January
next when the regular tax now being levied Will be re-
GOV iscott in the justice of The complaints
made against tine fee for registration OF State bonds
charged by the Commercial Warehouse Company.
but says tho object OF registration Is 10 sat
isfy bond holders that there no fraudulent
bonds and that the debt Is truly less than
s6OOOOo0 Gov Scott declares that all money received
from hypothecaon and sale OF bonds, excepting 100000
used IN meeting liabilities accrulng before 1869,
and he claims that this Is the most economically man.
aged government In the nation In conclusion lac
that In future tax will be levied pay interest tho
debt and the money so collected will be applied TO that
purpose alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
A FREIGHT TRAIN
CRIMINAL DEEDS.
A BURGLAR SHOT IN PITTSBURGH.

PITrsBURGH Aug. s.-George II. Evans, a
recent graduate Of West Point Military Academy, shot
aud killed william Hoe9erburg South Pittsburgh this
morning about 4 o'clock. The deceased, who was
escaping from the house OF Eyans's father when shot,
was desperndO OF the wora class, and served term
In tho penltentary. Evans is in Tombs awaiting
an investigation.
AN OLD MAN BEATEN TO DEATH NEAR ST. LOUIS
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. ga party OF FIVE or elk
roughs attempted last night to force Capt John Ste
phcns into political controversy, at CarsOnvlle
miles from here. Stephens declined, and, on some in
sailing remark being made to him, knocked OF the
party down. The ruians then attacked him, and
beat and kicked him to death. Stephens was an Oil
and wollknown steamboat man, age co. Tie leaves a
family Two OF tho men who assaulted him have been
Arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
E4-GoV' oHAMBERLALNS POSITION

Inc non. Joshua l.. Chamberlain of Maine
mas "il''eu 'no loio"ng letter to Gen. Fitzpatrick ex
planning the manner in which his name was attached 10
the eau Tor the SOLDIERS and Sailors Convention at Pitts
burgh
/ have yours Of to-day, nquirine &c 90 ,.
upon the call for convention of sodier signature
the late war; 10 be held in Pittsburgh with saoIs ~
feet the political canvass now pending Yo Wv 70 az
right IN assuming that ana not authorizc III e lue
my name. Besides disappearing in eeneroJ o use VI
action OF returned soldiers aud sailors AS such there @
statements in the call referred TO from 49, AZ
should dissent. think the suggestion particn,en,
unfortunate, for instance that any VIM ever nvS
ana led the armies OF the Union could now WStt
hands against the liberties OF the country theyhad ~
dearly defended II IL not necessary 10 say more as
nave already corrected the assumption under
winch my name appended 70 the call Your letter
however proceeds 10 Otdcr ground and involves issues
II which do not intend 10 take part While heartily
dehfe reform ia politics, see nothing In the situation
when nc-nes Inc TO take public position and there
hIc many reasons why should not. You will not be
sWpilsed therefore, that cOuine my answer to the
unc pOnt OF yOur inquiry and reserve the discussion
81 pOicdi issues utl soc IL 10 be "a matter Of service
tbeI confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

An unusually brilliant display of Northern
Lights witnessed POughkepe Washington, and other roiSs
last night
-. The Central Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
cision Of Selma Ala will hold Fair. beginning Nov H. aud oonnhs
Ing week. $50 900 Ia offered in premiums
lowing TO the prevalence OF thei rnderpest IN
Germany and Russia hs Belgian Government issued order
hbtiug the importation OF cattle from those countries
-. Patrick Bounaparte stabbed Thomas q Ronrke,
eloW-boarier Rochester yesterday Win pair OF th.tn he
was arrested thought be nane ORoarse eipeedto n
The Board Of Directors of the Southern Bap-
m roeeal Semnurv decided 10 locate that lnutasion
louisville Competition the location se'e between A.
hna Chattanooga, and SashYle
AT n recent meeting Of the Directors OF the
s,.naago Waller Railroad Company bek In Saratoga Wm o. Mellow
I'm d John q floyd Of Newiork CITY added ~ the Boa Mr.
Nsnw beine subsequently elected President The b1us
road running Jessup Landing conkngviDe will IL sssa with
oa. ielsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09

A BOSTON SUGAR REFINERY BURNED.

BOSTON SUGAR REFINERY BURNED.
Boston, Aug. S.-The Continental Sugar Re
1nery on A. First Second and Granitests, was totally
destroyed by fire last evening The flames spread SO
rapidly that the whole of the sixth story burning
before the arrival Of the Fire Department. The building
Of BRICK six and half stories high, and occupied
the whole square. The first story was used as re-
ceyins room for material, and the others were
stocked with valuable machinery (some of which mad
been recently put inl and materials Cor working The
loss is estimated az follows On the building, about
$4,000; machinery, $4,000; stock on hand, f2o'V"'
making total of about s2SOOOO which IS fully insured in
Boston, NewYork and London companies. over IOO
will be thrown out OF employment, but the refinery
will undoubtedly soon be rebuilt.
A SQUARE BURNED OVER IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Aug. e-A fire this afternoon, in
the square bounded by Race Elm and Waersts and the
river bank destroyed number of sheds used stables
blacksmith shops and small manufactures, and few
small buildings. Most Of tine buildings belonged to the
Virgins Estate. The chief losers are: II. p. suaub,
$4,000 no insurance; g. W. C. Johnson $1,000 lnsur-
ance $500; g. b. Ill., 5000, insurance NO~' otner
losses swell the aggregate 10 about $4,000.
PROBABLE INCENDIARISM AT sTEUBEN-
VILE, OHIO.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. e.-This morning fire
broke outin several places in an alley IN steubenyie,
and burned hercey in two places short time shavings
saturated with Oil found In a stable in the same
alley. The loss will not exceed $4,000. The principal
losers VIM Pierce q Sons, furniture makers.
AN OLD MAN PERIsHEs IN THE FLAMES.
HARTFORD, Aug ga dwelling in Merlden,
occupied by families named REILLY and Norton, was
burned on Wednesday night RELY who was an old
man, went into the house 10 rescue property and
was burned TO death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

IN MARYLAND FOURTEEN PASSENGERS HURT.
BALTIMORE, Aug. San accident occurred
the Western Maryland Railroad, Finksburg,
Carroll County, yesterday afternoon caused by the
springing OF rail. Two were wrecked and some
u passengers were injured. James W. Beachdin Of
Ayondale Carroll County mad his right shoulder diso-
Gated and his left arm badly broken. His mother was
severely injured The wife of State Senator Longwe Of
Carroll CouI " also severely injured.
IN TENNESSEE THREE NEGROES KILLED AND
FIVE WOUNDED.
CINCINNATI, Aug "a special dispatch to
INC 0hoHiek reports o poipsiop, yesterday, % tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
FRAUDS in halifax COUNTY-THE RESULT STILL
IN DOUBT.
Froa The Herald Of Today.

RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 8-G:55 p. m.-Ihc re-
suit of the election sin continues 20 be in doubt, though
tic Democrats have generally conceded that caldwell is
elected by q small majority, which tue fraud
ulent votes pOlled in Of the negro counties
could easily overcome If successfully established.
latiOn as shown blythe officials, was IN 1871, 4455 The
vote that county the year 40tl, or lZ2 an cN
cess inc voting population Ihs wear the fraud tAete
s still greater the whole vote pOcd being 5J1, an IN
s52 votes at the election just held over the
voting population. NOW, here Is "a most pdipaNC
froui which according present estimates, would
easily neuturaZc the majority CadWcll VIII nave prop
ably been elected 10y. An estimate just made on GO
counties officially heard from shows CdidwClPs majority
10 be 1855 The remaining 80 counties still TO be officially
heard gave Ship Democrat IN 1870 majority Of
I123 leaving Caldwell 27 majority TO be overcome. But
the unofficial returns received from nearly AL
the counties foot mp majority for HIM OF from 500 TO
1000 This latter estimate is by no means TO be relied
upOn and consider the result as much at ever,
until the full Official returns received, with all the
chances In favor OF McuimOn, owing 20 an immense
Of fraudulent votes reported several districts
reported as having pOled, ike HALIFAX County,
larger than registered, and some Of them
said have counted more votes than were actually
east
The Secretary State, who is in receipt OF the official
returns they come, and who complies the and
gives the certificate Of election, IS of the opinion that
Cadwelps majority viii not exceed 800, If he elected
all. Ia one precinct III brunswick, so more
votes were cast than were registered. In HaTnctt
township, New Hanover, one or two com
panies with arms, marched 10 the polls. In
the First Ward Wilmington, and other precincts Of
that county, men registered Sunday and the day
of election Having Radical County Commissioners,
The votes OF these precincts OF course not thrown
out. There is no doubt OF frauds i'll Columbus and
IIId Congress District and, in fact, throughout the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09

OUTRAGEOUS FRAUDS REPORTED IN THE NEGRO
COUNTIES-THE RESULT DOUBTFUL.
,pRon TIKI SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TEDUNBI
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 8.-Ihe Richmond D'S-
match has received special dispatch from Raleigh stat
ine mat the result of the election in North Carolina Is
more doubtful than ever this morning. Corrected re-
turns increase MerrmOns gains and reports OF Illegal
votes are constantly coming in. Congressman Waddeil
reports 10 Gen. Barringer heavy frauds in the whining
ton district which alone viii give the state TO Merimon
If established In one precinct in Brunswick County So
votes we're counted that were neither registered nor
east One hundred Illegal votes were cast in Baden'
Northampton sent sufciency OF negroes after voting
there into Hartford County to carry the latter for the
Radicals At Rolesve in Wake County nearly 800 lie
gal votes were pOled. and IA Caswel Gulord, and
Rockingham large numbers of negroes were imported
from Virginia who voted. The Secretary OF state says
Caldwell Will not be elected by the official vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
BASEBALL AND CRICKET.

1T least 1900 people witncs8cd tie cbanl-
p.onship match b,tvccn the Baltimore and hntials.
yesterday, Brooklyn, the contest being gem rkabis
one, - innings played. The result was the snc
cess o. the Baltimore nine by The appended scor
Balurore...........0 o 0 o o az
Iu,ual .............B , 0 . o 0 o-S
The st. George ana Staten island Cricket Clubs played
the first Of series Of games NJ Ho5o"n n j., yes
to-day, the result being victory iOs the former ~
OF 10 to 49, Bance made the large sore OF CO not
out
The Essiish Eleven LEFT England yesterday 'os Hon
trcJ where they viii play on Aug. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
FLORIDA GRANT CONVENTION.

NOMINATION OF STATE AND ELECTORAL
TICKET, AND TWO CONGRESSMAN.
iBf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsRl
TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 6.-The Grant Repub-
bean Convention met at yesterday and effected
temporary organization IT met again this morning. at
o'clock. and organized permanently O. b. Hart OF
Jacksonville Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
was unanimously nominated for Governor and MAJOR
nteaTns Of Quincy for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j. r.
walls and W. J. Purman, formerly Internal Revenue As
SN~sof, we're nominated for Congress Judge A, A,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
NETWORK, FRIDAY. AUGUST 9, 1872

Mobile and Ohio Railroad between Humboldt Tenn''
and Troy, killing three negroes and vomiting "'o
others. The OF train "teeSoped" lhto eac"
other the smoking body passing Directly over '"o
heads Of the passengers in the next car, VINO "eIo
Obliged 10 get out through holo cut in the floor.
FREIGHT TRAIN SMASHED.
ALBANY, Aug. s.-By collision on the
Central Railroad today the cara Of freight train'
which were loaded with 1our, smashed and tho
hour scattered in all directions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. /


WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Rarely, if ever, has
tho District Of Columbia witnessed so large SO enthus
sste and so successful political meeting as that this
evening, III the City Hall Square, under the auspices
al the greeley ana Brown Central and District
Ciuos' Inc procession, which traversed the prin-
cipal streets before the speaking beeun was
general notification TO the town that the 1neetin ,ae
bound 10 be success, and wher the column found it
way back 70 the square In front the Ctv Han :, ma
been anticipated by great assembly NUMBERING seve
raj thousands. Fireworks, guns, and cheers greeted
the returning procession and the meeting Nc :.
once organized, with Dr.. j. E. Norris as pros,aor,
Able and effective addresses made by ex.sensto
Fowler OF Tennessee. Dr. J. c. HILL candidate for Con
Rress in the Alexandria Ya District exJudge Embrie
Of Kentucky, and other wellknown speakers the aud
ali the while manifesting the utmost interest and
enthusiasm. Two additional stands improvsed AT
the wings Of the hail. and from these speeches we're also
delivered.
Letters acknowledging the receipt of invitations and
rerettng inability TO TO be present. also read from
Senator Trumdull, Geo. w. Julian, Gov. William Pinek-
ney whyte, Representatives Swami OF Maryland and
Robert Il. Roosevelt Of NewYoTk. Senator
drutnbull Expresses his full belief that in No
Venoer we shall have the satisfaction Of celebrating
Inc elecuon OF Greeley and Brown. Gov. Swami says
fefhot me TO assure you OF my cordial sympathy in
iDe oOeet OF your meeting and 10 express
Inc gratneauon 1 feel at the decided mani
JestatiOn Oi public sentiment throughout the
country ana IS unmistakabe tendency toward
speedy restoration OF Constitutional Government Rob
ert H. Roosevelt regretted his inability 10 address the
people OF the District. especially he appreciated the
evils under which they suffer by corrupt muniepal rue
notable feature OF the meeting was the very LARGO
proportion Of old residents present. and the aost to
absence OF oBce-holders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

STRIKE ON BOARD THE YACHT LIYoNiA.
LONDON, Thursday, Aug g, 1872
The crew of the yacht Livonia have struck
for an increase Of wages and Mr. Ashbury refuses TO
eede to their demands. Unless the difficulty is arranged
the name Of the vona viii be scratched from the LIST Of
yachts entered for the Cowos Town Cup Regatta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
FRANCE.
CAUSE OF II. THIERs's VISIT TO THE SEASIDE
LETTER FROM THE POPE.


LONDON, Thursday Aug. 6, 1874
A dispatch from Trouville, where NJ. Theirs ia
now soppng says his visit is solely to facilitate the
progress Of negotiations in relation to the commercial
treaties with England and Belgium. The journey OF the
President taken, has been asserted because
of any fears as TO his condition, he is in excellent
health. The Pope has written letter to President
Theirs congatuating the French nation the great
success of the loan which he thinks is attributable
to the refusal OF NJ GOuard the Minister Of Finance TO
accept the poson of ambassador to the Court OF Italy
the invader and enemy OF the Holy See The Assembly
Committee Fortifcations has agreed 10 strengthen
the Notifications at GTavencs Dunkr Lille and Calais.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
ASIA.

DESTRUCTION OF VILLAGE BY FIRE.
CoNsTAETEoPLE, Thursday Aug. s, 1874
Cosuscormdjouk, village on the Asiatic
bank of the Bosphorus, inhabited by poor jews and
Greeks has been destroyed by fire. Upwards OF Loco
families have been made homeless and destitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
1nrrrnAI PRESS nIsPATCH.l

RuE,eH. Aug s.-The Republicans are celebrating
,.ir victory tonight with torchlight procession
GOV Caldwell made an address. The Greeley CLUB VIII
also have a celebration on Saturday night
Other official returns which came In to-day make u
certain that Cadwes majority will be about 1000 Inc
Democrats viii contest the election before the bsiSa-
tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
CUBA.
A NEW GOVERNOR FOR

NEW GOVERNOR FOR HAVANA.
HAVANA, Aug. Count Canongo to-day I'M
expectedy assumed the Goyernorship Of Havana. No
known for the sudden abandonment Of the
post by Gov ZabalZa.