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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
By Tele. .r1ph to the Daily Gazette.
Commercial.

Flour firm; superiue, SGaS6.75; Extras, STA
S7.75 Penna Extra family, 2l0.5o,
Wheat, Prime sc4rce and irm Red, - 20
-; Amber, - 3oa2 81.
Rye, higher.
Corn in fair request; Mellow Il.
Oats steady; White Western, 53.
Rye Flour steady, SGa6i.
Whiskev held firmly. 9ol.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
IOOX/ LOOKi~ lOOX/
REMOVAL!

GEO. H. ROBINSON,
CONPECrIONER aad Dealer IN Rvuits. Fer
Y e,xn and Domesic. kas removed his store ffo1
a. Market strset, TO
el3 MARK ET ST.,
where he will continue to keep supply Of The hsA
astcies that ean be hed, and rnisk ven soI eeior
ICE CREAM. CAKES. kc. - heretofore. Par
new Seiidins BY the 1rse ef jsiy, vHsa his cSteo.
srs viii be f1rpshsd ple4aaet Darlen. Atssl NJ az
prsssly ssr ths accommodation Of The Dshlie.
ApArdSR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
CORON Err.

Ts The Tofsr. et Ne,e Cistie County,
GESrlrAxN: otei myself 10 yeur consideration
as c,1dii,te for the oi co of Coroner at the epsu
ia Demofr,tic Nomination Election. subject IL
the rules of the party, and pledge myself tosur
port the successful namiuea. ID. s. CANN.
Wilmington. Del May is-tus
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
SECOND EDITION.
b Y T e L e CIR A PHI.
T RAM

PARIS, May II.
Negotiations for Garman evacuation OF the
French provinces are progressing satisfactory.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
SECOND DESPATCH.

lIoUsr. An amendment was passed to make
one third of the duties securable on legal tender
notes.
SENATE.-The House Amendment was refer
red to the committee on finance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
Bv Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
WASHINGTON.

WAsHIEUTON, My II.
SENArE.--T The Senate took up the hrhsas corpus
suspei,sion act, Mr.. Scott advocated the bill
n Telegram was read from Mr. Bayard, stating
that he absent from sickness, aud hoping that
the bill would not be disposed of till Monday.
TioUsF The House conference report on the
Naval Appropriation bll agreed to- The Tar
iii Tax bill resumed. Dn,y on printing paper
fixed at;wenty per cent. advalorem.
SECOND DESPATCH,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17

AT iPUBllC SALE,
On Tie premises over Eleventh Street Bridge.
On Saturday, May 18th 1879,
At o'clock, p. m.!
without postponement.. withdrawal or Indsrbid-
ding.
The s,iua re on the Philadelphia, Wilmington a. 4
Baltimore Railroad and adjacent to the Elev eBih
street bridge, as divided into u lots Is Of tho
proposed ,horouRhtares from the heart Of the cts
10 the Delaware river. and is really Of the yery
nest propert es ever sold by the company. Tt
sand rtt"fore taken from it has been excellent
in quality xe nding to depth not yet ascertaipet
Ihe g-odrd is hiSh. is near to large manufactories
and accss -io.s to most conve enient commercial Ia
ciiies hoth by water and railroad. The balance OF
The lots are and near vsndever avenue. Which
Ia prolo al to be extended to the Della rive
and arc hut little more than one square from the
Brandy sin- Station on the Philadelphia. wilmin.
ton and Baltimore Railroad.
/ TERM OF SALE.-Twenty per cent. each, /
| the balance in notes with approved endcrsers
equally divided at and months. bearing interest
from the day Of sale. Settlement in all to b,
made previous to The following saturday May 18th
49,. At 2m.. otherw ise a purch sc mag be de
oarei void. at the option Of he sellers) and pse
ties WIN ray the whole in cash on or before tha
time will be entitled to clear discount OF Pc
cent Immediate possession on settlement:
| J. T. HEALD.
President Christians River lmp. Co.
| Exchange Building. Wilmington. Del
| ma ll-t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-15
Arrival and Departure of Trains.

E. T. VA. & GA. R. R.
DAY TRAINS,
Passenger train going West: r.r
Arrives al Knoxville. 1130 Am. Leaves l1:40 AN.
Passenger train going East:
Arrives at Knoxville, 1910 PM; leaves 1920 p.
NIGHT TRAINS. "
Passenger trains going West; G..
Arrives at Knoxville, 1119 PM; leaves 11:29 Pm.
Passenger train going East: $50. B..
Arrives at Knoxville, 3:3g AM; leaves 3:49 AN
KNOXVILLE AND CHARLESTON Rp.
Arrives at Knoxville from MaryyiIle 10 AM; leaves
Knoxville for Mary vile $40 PM
KNOXVILLE AND OHIO R.R.
Arrive at Knoxville, 1870 AM; leaves, 4P.M. .
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-15
ONLY ONE CHANGE
More than $50 Miles Shorter to st. Louis

To jackson, Tenn Paducah, Kentucky Little Ro
-... Cairo and ST. Louis.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-15
Kingston Turnpike.

PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE
i Kingston Turnpike Company. notice Is hereby
sixty days for the subscription of $40 OOO 90 add
tiona stock The Secretary will receive subscrptons
and issue certificates Of stock in accordance with the
above. r. II, ARMSTRONG;
Sept, /, 1872 Seet'y K. I. Co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-15
In the Chancery court at cambridge
JEFFERSON COUNTY, TENN.

WHEREAS. S. N. -FAIN, G. A. FAM, ]. P.
w Swami. A. ]. Mountcastle H. Harris, B, NJ
Branner, j. N. Lyle, John Lockhart Joel johnson,
Benjamin Zrkle B. F. Franklin, Temple Harris, S. P
johnson, VIM. Galbraith, S. s.. McCustion j. A.
Woodsides, j. e. Watkins. VIM. Harris, D. r. N.
Blackburn, Ed. R. Hall and J. NJ Nicholson have fled
their amended petition for charter OF Incorporation
said to be known as the East tennessee
and Western North Carolina Railroad Company, and
having for its object the construction equipment and
&c, to Knoxville.
This is therefore to notify all persons to appear be
fore the Chancery Court at cambridge the fourth
Monday of October next and show cause, if any they
have why the prayer of said petition should not De
be granted this petition viii be proceeded with ex
parte. tE. - ~-r q
It ordered By the Master that this notice be pub
shed for thirty days in the Knoxville Daily Chronicle
Sept. Is, l572, reIue s-E
A copy of the order. Test;
sep1SdS0 D. R. n. BLACKBURN, c. NJ.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-15
st. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and Chat
tan0oga Railroad Line.
Central Short Route.

Without change of Cars to Nashville Mckenzie,
Union City. Hickman, Columbus, Humboldt Browns
vile, and Memphis.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-15

Than via Memphis or Louisville, and rom TO 10 n
quicker than via Corinth or Grand junction.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-15

MaryVIIIe Arrives IU:oU, A.. NJ,
parts at 200, ?. NJ, daily. except Sundays:
Maynardville Mail arrives at 1900, NJ on Thursday,
and departs at Loo, P. NJ, same day.
The Blain's Y Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at Hoo, Ms and departs at 1900 NJ, days
Gap Creek Mail arrives "Wednesday at 500, P. NJ,
and departs Thursday at 900 Am.
The Post-0fce opens att A. NJ, and closes at $50
Pm. Opens again at630, PM closes at 7S0 Pm. Once
open on Sunday at Loo P. NJ, for one hour.
l1f JAMES RODGERS, Pm,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
POLICE NOTES.

Charles GOscha, age II, OF NO. 10 BaXter-s, We.
run o,s, and Killed by loaded truck Broadway and Vesey ST. y''e
day. The driver arrested.
Tho Police fines during March amounted ~
u; during February. ,1U az ana during De iS''
Is So 49, decrease Of s2,4Z7 90 from las; year. -
John Weber age 45, of No. 200 Avenue A, wme at
worn in the manuory Hoe at No. ~ GanseyooftA Jet
DAY was struck on bead With piece oiin6ef and N'e
Bridget Holland age 70. died yesterday IN ~ the
Park Hospital from burns received early ye.l 10 a. s 30
Mrs. Mary McInte, widower, applied on Ihurs.
DAY for adm Yon TO Bellevue Hospital and va, received sne
the head, face AMI Do s.o
said received from falling down stai She subsequently, EAU
,bh. sue bad been beaten. She died eary Vesteriy'
The April Term of the Court Of General Sessions
was opened yesterday by Judge Bedford who said at OWING 70 w
OF disposed Of by Recorder cAeu anns we
would be suc ent business 10 justify he o
Jaes during ,he April Term, and he therefore delas
the panel snmmone1 Of General Sessions
Ear charged obtaining watch from Daniel Butler BY theA ah'
device WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02

John slosson Julius wadsworth 10 crane LocsT Iop6
e. Geor0c Be H O. Beach, Augustus ~ Maste.s Jul ~
i. Donaldson solomon Mehrbach W. b. Thorn' fre"' O'
BilIcr, James ID. Fish. m
Tho following Directors Of the Panama HALL
road Company were elected, yesterday, by Vo'e VI
35,7oi TO 3O,7i1: n.
70 A,p,nvsl Daniel Tosdley. Francis sdiy IT, H. bssl'
Henry Cevs Smith, Alex Msseron, FRED BnIny. a. "a 4
bellows L. s,ockweu, A. b. Rockwell u }" hoS''"' %
Parmlr.
A mass meeting of marketmen OF Washing
ton Market was held at No. 100 Veseyst yesterday or
the purpose Of hearing the eportof tho delegation WHICH
had returned from Albany, where IL had successuy op
posed bill that would have deprived marketdeaers o
the right to build market-house An0thsr III, na
Leen placed before tho Legislature by IDS delegao
conferrng upon tho Committee VI the sinKins fun
power TO authorize tho erection OF new Dmiue ~ ~
marker purp0ses on the cite OF tho present one II. ":
Cornell r. w. Knapp and others, presented tne SieWg NJ
the Committee aud resolution was aop'ou a"''O''
the delegation to return to Albany to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
THE JERSEY CITY MALFEAsANCE CASES.
In the Hudson County Court of Over ant

Terminer at Jersey City. yesterday, several motions
were made to quash indictments pending against the
members OF the Board OF Works. Fire Commissioners
and Police Justices The arguments were based upon
the inf0rnaty OF the indictments In the OF the
Board of Works. against which the indictments were
found for awarding contracts without advertising for
bids it cOntcndcd IN that the contract had
never been entered into, charged, that loss
could have fallen upon the city aud In the other that
the work Of immediate necessity, and there
no time to bids without causing heavy loss 10
property Ia the of the Indictment against
the Fire Commissioners for purchasing horses without
advertising bids II claimed that the horses
bought Of the person separate pure hases and
that purchase exceeded $780, the amount allowed by
the charter In the of Police Justices indicted
failing to make returns OF the amounts Of fines col
lected wit ~ hours, required by the charter 1t
claimed that wrong intention alleged and that
the indictments were informal and not specific their
charges Tie Court took the papers in each case and
decisions VIII be rendered at the opening OF the May
term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02

and Col. Ircadwcll ho last named the commander OF
the arsonaD were there az that time. lie saw them 10.
gother in urivatc hut did not hear any OF snor
Conversation Mr.. GIL, the foreman OF the arsenal iu
formed him that Remington there for the puft"eo
OF purchasing ammunition. Tho wines, said ne never
had n conversation with the karquis &c Chnmbtiu
had the Marquis de Chambrun 10 know MN; nc
in the shipping business, and was CASHIER Oh tnc
respondence directly or Indirectly with my person IN
the War Department; he supposed that snoh co'.er'
pondenco had taken place, there we're dnefent pro
koTs Offering to buy and sell arms two mcn resdrnts VI
New-YOrk named Martin and Schonck. came 10 witness
and claimed that they had influence Win me neIIr
meut; IN both cases lie offered 10 pay S2S,Wo IL VIC!
price OF the arms they failed him. In response 10 u
question ty Mr. Sohurz whether one had asked nm
~ correspond with any person. tina Wines iepnSsu'
Schonck asked him to write q note " MIS- Ms
Davis. saying she could get the witness tue
refusal Of the arms; he wrote TO Mrs DAVIS nut re-
ceyed no response nc ns;or law nSf ,rSo ho ead
mpre ssion, lived in Washington; and in mtner re-
Spouse questions the witness said be had not Deel
visited by General of the army rom Wadhns" VIM
reference 10 the purchase OF arms nor ad tie Wh M
vited by any General not connected Win me
army; his brother lived in France, ana Schui int
Hartley & Graham and Remington ana OILERS ~,
arms in their hands for sale in France. lie received
dispatch from his brother saying tina: almost any ns
in the shape Of could bo sold lie repeated ha' ne
did not write a letter to the War Department. nor o1
any one for him, directly or ndiTeIty; re neVcr low ~,
any he had communication with The War petr,nlen.
in reference 10 the sale OF arms, nor ud ~ hn"
90 any understanding between SQUIRE ana i'eihE
agent and Col. CriSpln OF the Newl0rk ordnance onVv
| In relation to the shipment OF arms. There were
variety Of packages shipped sone bearing marks NJ
the ,pitis az witnesses father who is agent for the
French Transatlantic steamers; others ne1fiug 'ie
initials "R f." meaning Remington F1ls, or l'.h,iuE
| ton Sons. Some other packages were markca n ID
Co." In fact there variety OF MARKS o. lht,is.
| The Committee adjourned until tomorrow inOriint'
when il thought Secretary lobes0n anu Ioh,o,"o
Case, CHEF of the Orduanccsureau OF the navy D'Ph
I III be tNauIlCu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
NEW ENGLAND NJ. f. CHURCH CONFERENCE.

IPRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT oF THE TRIBUNE !
WORCESTER, March 30-ln the Lay Electoral
Conference the Hon. ExGOv. Clalin OF Boston, and The
Hon. l.. W Pond OF Worcester were elected delegates,
and j. L. Madce and Thos Knrl, reserve delegates to
the General Conference. The committee Oh trial
the case Of the Rev Mr. Hall engaged every after.
noon and evening. the large In which they meet
being crowded with persons interested in the case The
prOsecutriY is lady formerly living with Mr. Hail. who
charges him with seduction and breach OF promise to
marry.
The Annual Conference sermon was preached FRI
day evening by the Rev. Mark Traitor the abest
ministers OF this denomination, now stationed In South
Boston. Mrs. whittenncyer OF Philadelp spoke the
same evening Oh wOn..s work In the Church. She was
warmly greeted On hor appearance and closely
10 throughout In the Lay Electoral Conference werc
several lady AMI two colorcd delegates.
On the second aud third ballots for delegates 10 the
General Conference Saturday morning there no
choice. the fourth. the Row. u. A. Manning, l.. H.
Tfaycr, aud W. r. Warres were elected The ". T., A.
How ard was elected to Elders orders. The following
local preachers elected IL DeacOns orders Isaac
y. Rome, VIM. Burrows John A. Cass r. Reyes Chas r.
beavor.
The case OF the Rev Mr. Hall 10 now generally consid
cred one OF blackmsililg" An ackDowedg ne mt
made by the girl who prosecutes the case before civil
suit was Instituted iDdcafes her Intention The Com
niittee were In ssssion oil night on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
rHE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY AND THE
CHAPTER


The Committee of Seventy received and
adopted last night, report ON the Cbarter from the
Albany Committee Legislation, embodying the fol-
lowing protest against adoption by the Assembly OF
the Senate Amendments:
Hon RusH HAwxSs. Chairman crme Committee on the ASrt'
The senate having made several tie proposed Chat,
ter for the City EewyOrk ASSEMBLY bill No ny We the repreent,
that opinion the Senate amendments are OF 50 vital
not the Assembly should concur in these amendments accept
for the good sosssat o. HeTfSs T
recognized BY several members OF your House during the debate
Committee Of Seventy" have arogated to ourselves The
caon Of the OF legislation for the C Of New org Ia ne
for ;h city The Conn iee Of seven
believe ebody the reforms to esre that end They haze
.uy part uar they respectfully earnestly dvet
heaelye, Of all responsibility for measure chaas as this has been
retained for from May next the two most
aeanSens and Nth arse decreased powers vested 10
Departments Y the charter shea our CO@mes have PREPARED sS
oTe to secure for orr city aai ese Or
Their Whole scheme Of for the retention in dice any par
rdled Board Of Aldermen consisting
Of so from each Assembly District TO be eece by TIE
equivalent to an election AID thus rene" the oad features OIL the
opinion amendments adopted tno rpeak of other.
made By the Senate seriously eudanger The hope good
these changes order that
may action the
AMI to asoy our Committee no. 81 slh responsibility might other
EDSAT w Sal9aoS, JOSEPH B. grsE.,
joins WEE jaws H. srEwAHT'
.rS saSk ast + g s%T s... SIMON S'i4Sr
The report adds:
by the friends Reform both branches Of the
amendments which wall then result tie appointment Of Conference
the action Of the onrce Committee these seego9s cal ses vii
be dropped and the substance Of charter preserved ard enacted
Hor. York, April 1, s'a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
EASTER ELECTIONS.
The following are among the Wardens and
Vestrymen chosen at the recent Easter elections:

The following are among the Wardens and
Vestrymen chosen at the recent Easter elections:
NEW YORK.
CHRIST WrrdentJamos y Cross, J. r. Boyd Vesrg-
Samuel keys L. X wimering, Jennings g. Cox James Kent.
ANTON MEMORIAL CuCRcn-b feas-Joln wheeler Frederick
Iign sop Fessenien Francis Emmons
Augustus T. Holly. Levi VI ldaor
Norwood Varrme-Chs,ia zabrskie dwight Raw H. Boo
worth Dr. C. D. vay John W. Emerson. Evan sherman William W.
Thompson b. RlBrittou.
ST. TINorHYs CHuRcH Wdrdeas-Johu j. Smith George Mon.
agGe Welcome g. Hitchcock, Ssn X. Wells Pstrpme,Wiiam
Irwin Sidney T. Smith, :. Church, Hubbard g. Store, Archibald
IN SAINTS CHURci.-Wdrieas--;ec W. Rbe Wilson Small
VesrgpeaChas H. Bake William As d. Iueker Harmon Bar.
VeSrymsames H. Lewis T. b. Dupless Stephen Larene G. ~.
Gre Ben Fisher j. ". nars. Joseph leneyck T. A. White.
Aso PsryH<n-Mm L. Ryenon, NJ. T. Dayton. Charles Place
james Whsle j, W. H. Rbe, Waler T. Marvin, AonzO Stewart
Ftca W. Smith.
CHrECH REDFRHER.H ordeas-Henry T. Brown. Daniel
A Smith VtsryaEJohn A. Tucker Dennis H. Neal John l..
leigh Dsn Marvin william A. Davis, Compton Spencer lillian ".
Hooper Ill. d., Maitlet ~ ricnhrrgl
Caron Iol, WardsasTIosea Webster William
.. Leonard gsrymoEdwad Todd Charles Townsend, Samuel
L. ilowau George Bu Joseph W. GcHV, C.ares T. TLaye
John D. Cocks. william p. 81 De.
OHuRcH sREroRxArIos-Wardeis-E W. Clpdel 8. X.
l. 4 Calm p. sands w H. CLARK o. w sackett
h. JAMES, CmUKCM-UardeasH. H. Todd, d. &. Van BOX
whitaker Frank washhoume JaOb Cole neuy Moore Edward H.
Kid er. George Wykcs. ir.
CGrscn ~ 0rn SAuoR.-WardsnsM Webster, John Draper
Et,rqe-T H. Marvin, VIM dunno, WIN. Creighton W. A. Nate
fell r. d. Cunningham, l. C. Vanderbilt ". L. Thompson J. +.
Clsrke
JoHS's CgURcR. WGrisaswn. Mathew Geo Carleton
u John G. Davis o g. Carter Geoge
H. lNr' george W. Alexander, Esasu COote T. A. Gates wa
l,.ctifu.
ST. N,Rvs CHuRoH -Wardens-wiism II. Pars r. J. CARTS
ysrg,eS {. Hostel Charles CHASE John Want John H. Joos
Jogn Hogan, L. n Pigos, W. IL Male. }. r 0He,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CrTY.-During March IA cases We

JERSEY CITY.-During March IA cases were
under treatment the City Hospital; 2e4 persons re-
ceived assistance outside the hospital and i9l prescrp
tions filed. Justice Reese committed William
wharf.
NEWARK portion OF The new building attached 70
Grace Church was blown down during the gale ycster
day afternoon. Leonard Fusner arrested, last
evening, for arocions assault upon Michael Flanagan,
on Sunday evening. A y. Baldwin was thrown from
his wagon, while crossing the railroad track yesterday
and seriously injured fire M No 4ls Broad-st yes
terday, caused 1000 damage.
HoBOKES.-A child Of Wm. Tanner died suddeuly on
Sunday from the alegef,nalpractce Of a man named
Wolf. who Is not d regular physician.
PAssAIC.-William Smith, age 1s was over by tire
tender of locomotive on the Eric Railway yesterday
and severely injured.
NEW -BRUSswICK-Davd Reed tcooret.) was assau lted
by three men, on sunday night aud dangerously stabbed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
LECTURES MEETINGS. ETC

The dealers in Theoretically sealed goods
met yesterday, at the Aston House. and determined
organize the "Purveyors Association OF New-York
City"
The Very Rev. Thomas Burke, the Domn-
lean orator who has recently attracted remarkable an
Interest in NewYork will speak at the meeting @, the
Xavier Alumni sodaiy, Wet Fteenthst, next Sunday
afternoon.
A Fair will be held during Easter week in
aid OF the building fund Of the NewYork Infant Asylum
No. ClinOnP Place opening to-day the Armory OF the
Seventy first Regiment. at Thirty fifth IT. and Broadway
Special entertainments will be provided each aeTnoo
and evening
The election Of Directors Of the Second ave.
Railroad Company resulted yesterday Ia the choice of
the fonovtns ticket: Thomas Crane. Edward HsRht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
WOODwARD's WHEREABOUTS.

It was currently reported yesterday that H.
A. Woodward, who Is said by Andrew j. Garyey to have
acted business manager In the late Ring frauds ana
who has been wanted for time In the city, and
that he had been Broadway IL In said that the
Shers officers have only lately been able to discover
Woodwards whereabouts but that he Is now under sur
yeance and is about to appear witness against his
associates OF the Ring. Woodward was al active
operator in nearly all the city funds and IT, as asserted
he has concluded to testify against the other members
Of the Ring his evidence WIN probably prove most dam
aging to them.