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D0CkBRiDGE ALUfI STRsTSsg,

OthSSADdE ALtfI "a sssEt as,
oPsN JUNE /, 1872. 1"'i-' IL
This fsTorire and celebrated watering place snl
Gr5F Gtfsr thers s has been sas
ADDED az elegant and SPACIOUS Ballroom 49,
& fs RsroF the tagl2T has sre, a. M 5
rende's each easily accessible. itwiIbe ksgt Ia q
hs wGtsrs Of Il csc SPECIAL sPIiLss either
Oonsumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Giro zjc Lsryn-
slt.s, OAroAic PneInoniA, Chronic - spepsia,
S s, Diar5hta, chroIie Dysentery Thsy are
cUllsr TO the female constitution, a-a SIS an as-
perhaps, unrivalled s.m1nrst miserai wst s,'
The Proprietor will have provided for the la4ns
general all the sources Of smussment and Iscr IN
ee az ngS lSns = SeG oest ss RK VII
ALUM" The Since Is wit6ir eleven to sair,een
homs Of Richmond, Washington, Baithr.sse, etc :,
q ohs sfGsd at os tas s
po iva a.@ an elsgast ssase COACHES passs
s jASEs Sf.& ri sSsi Pssp 52 ssa
sale 81 Conan re- S 90 BsIGrs
also, in Washington.
Springs, and not stopping at my hotel, win be
cff.rssa halfmy regular rates. ieiS-2swam
r'hIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
District Of Columbia, holding aspeeisl term. Letters
s Gh ths ss Of s'Ss Of DE-
county, D C., deceased. An persons having claims
sht1 deceased are hereby warned I ex-
hibit the same, with the Vouchers thereof. 10 tHa
subscriber or before the 18th dag OF July next.
they may otherwise by Law be ex II dad froT ali
teneht OF the said estate. Given unc or nv hand
this T. Ss1s Gay OF yuI NI LIZ .o,,,
VIEE LMEaICAN sUBMERGED N0TREE
i ACTING SoS-TRKEziHa ToRos Sf PUMf,
The siraplss. and most powerful tn use.
CHARLES WC8D.
univ CORNER 9Th AND u a,raafs
ERED. v. ENGELKE, Prca,ca! Upso sSI.1., ..1
P2FEThGHsr, formerly with George WitI,. :.
S5ters received at Nh. Sam. Barbours b OF 500
sVS III street, between ] AID streets, ST,n
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INITED STATES PATENT OFFICn,

I INIIED STATS PATENT OFEfCE,
u WAsHINsT0S, ID. @ July %. 1872.
,On me petition Of kNDRET B. CEEhOSS, Of
ID erby, Connecticut, praying foe the exteEsian OF
Patent granted TO hin OK The 18th day IF No.
VENEER, ioSs, Tor N improvement in Braiaiag Ma
1t is ordered that the testimony IN the case &c
CLOSED on the 18th day Of October nayt. that the
time for filing arguments and the Exsla'nsr's report
De limited to tbs 18th day Of October next ard that
SAID petition be heard the 81 day of October next
ANY person Elay Oppose this eN tension.
lyI-s.St n n LEGGFTT
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Ely 9BEEN q WILLIAMS, Arc:ioaesrs,
- No. 1901 northwest Corner 10th tud SIS

RSCEIN Frs SALE OF TIE SFOCE TRADE
tlA1t hrs, &C, Oh WILLIAM v BRETT
AGENt, Also. A NALCAPLEhAAsE. VITA
PbII lLfGE OF Pl RCTsSE AT Low
- lE. EAST HALF OF 10" No. II. IL
tCt ARE No. 377, IL THIS CITY Also
$4,000 OF BOOK ACCOUNTS.
IL virtue q decree q the Supreme C,,rt Of rha
is'tI0t - olUrlita passed therein ~ tue lth 10y
81 June. \ d 1872, H. caTI.e therein f-nrudipy
.''"efI JGCE T.. Lyon. plaintiff. aad y dian h
J sft, defendant. said cause number 4 2-Gs, r.
TO II, The u gLad, hppeiu.si kecetyess Ey
sala deere. viii. Cu THURSDAY tbs 5.h Gay 81
i u -. ltI2 at II cci.Ck B. N at tLr premises
E1nH-rei JJ2 sJre -. n, W in - city =. war.,
b. Egn, p-tce t. sell ~ pGiC aJctt1a TO tn. high
-, "la'iff' al Tie nioCK 10 trs~e, rn16 accounts
LAitIt- &C. - Be b,M i y iIljGrr Brett. Hga'.t
ltt!l CtAfalL III AZ. :Hr stoTrT01Is % N-li street
u " rTt"r the ST Cloud Eo-@f Tie : ~ ~
'fSEe - ilVo: t-Ei IT J. .~'l . a. rG E-o--
aLd ,lrrTl7t- very h'"E Usually ,yutliaei IN a
I--s So L"tlrIs or fancy stock.
lie IrCt4'trs ~-IN alF,. 80 tha sa-la time a-d
r-C le valiant l. ltsr AS los E.rrs vet - run
Ga Lot q u Sg1aTr 50, III til. city. 4ryrlg on
rIe' c7i, between iAth and T. IN .trr"'. .ri-
lease give = to- lessee the ~ iE - .' AID .f-r
t"t OH 81. & ~ raic.as" ~ 49, radon OF ie
.rh-"' ~ ! c T..ie o. --- .er s'.rI t-o 'Ret
Ifv -iCFh ald fixtures III o. .r., spEether IN
VI t''l J.. 80 the a. SLa5t G'd."r therefor
II" '"'IH5 ~ sale IRE en- third cash. suE hal.
ar5r ln t"u equal Igy7--;t-. "a sig ali I've I've
iHHI,aS s-sU-t. L. tue =afi-fECt0u f no Receivers
a~F'-i II $50 wa! - required it tiGa gr srla. Il
he '"rl. = sac arc u n.i-t with within g.
cave 81 IT, day II sale h rrivars -rzs-v.5 tae
ti-hi 70 "a sell at the -, an C.=l uiIre l-tsUi,-s
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TIE MANY III )Usards CUryi az ms s-t s.sp eu
within The las: twenty yeas a-f fHr Ir'r's-- ~.
p-Tt.ut sCrgICEl operations rrIrrrs.' - .0hs-
ti1l, WltLesS-G ~ tis irr,~taIs a r. ..s.s as.
many other papers, nOfICs< ali Frri. l..r. ~
aEai aid again before 90 rvtl.- b.-5F"s AZ
irs a. gentleman Il yha.sc-er az 5DtI.-l -lty
. a sTi!Ci-ny guarantee f. -F---. 9. r.-a.
SKIN rISEASFS SPEFOi-I- rF-T. = ,7-.-'-
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- Real Estate broker and Aucsioueer
s2S 1ih street, between G and H.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRGVED PROP
LRTY NEAR THE CAPITOL
80 VIII offer for sale, on AONDAY,AGcUSt l ..
Sv5ISi2, at pab!ic auction on the premises, Lots a.
-, and 3, in Square ga, row covered y ia old
frame tuiIciHgs These lots have front OF l}) feet
inches on New Jersey enus, ll9 feet on North 3
street, end g feet North Capitol street. They
are aftorg the most desirable lots in the city.
Terms, Easy, AID made known on day II sale
STAMPS and coEve yai cling at the cost Of the rur
CHASER. sUl2 eo5Gs U " WhREEp. suot
RY GEEEE & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
10 EOrfhua7t nd II s.r.e
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AUCTION SALES.
FEyEEE DAVIS.

NG EATIHEG / CLEARY,
~ AuctiOners and heaI Fsts.e Rroksr.,
Corner .. Penpsy ly auia az s-,ue and litl sS-srt
star OEice Builflak
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EeE HAEEE 3 WILLIAMS. kcrt.orse-s
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4lSlEES- JAIN OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Phpi EhTS a Al CFipE-tsB BniCk
=, -tS. ~ itTG sTEEET = v, TO BE
E'lIL : EnA a. WY
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MILLS DEAN.
sd I'd tFat.I CREHI ~ NtItIANs suCtJ

r. TIN ABcN SIX = TG~T7 JNE0, Iy
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aul'a lPs.I GEEEE & WILLIAMS. Aa~.,
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SN LATihEh q .IEspY
u Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
csatnS st corner OF f.Dns srsnue and 18th street
Star Ofice Building.
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EBkD. ". ENGELKE, Pral,ca! o. IA .SI.,., -.
= P1PerhGHsr, formerly with George WiII,.'s
SGters received at MI. Sam. Barbour's D OF ,,o,
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.N LtT5NEH & CGE1kY,
SALE or VALuAnLE InpRoyEp

?.
- AuctIUBeers am beal Estste Brokers.
SoCthVeEt corr"r Of PerHa. and nth str Get
Star 0fl,a Buildings.
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nR. JOHNS ESA,
or TIN

BALTIMORE LOCK Hospital
0FtlCE, SOUTH FRf-DEEith STEEHT
From as extensive ~ -Ct,C. "a IL sr.-l a-e La
~ 1cLtPs and the nTst n It's &c. l--g. yt-- 80
land, france, PbI.a iGlpits at ssar t.-s. sr- 20
tEe most certain, speedy an d.otlai remedy IL "a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
Sheriff's Salts.
sheriff =. sale.

kaAA By virtue of a writ Of Levsri Tseia. to
"a. me directed. will be exposed 10 Full lie
IN Sale at the washingt on Hotel. kept b. L.
Ill c Pyle. IN tie city Of Milninston. Ntw
Castle conn,v, Del. on
SATURDAY.: the lltn day of May. 1872.
At 2 clock. p NJ.
the following described Real Estate. Vi, Tho'e
two Lots Of Land situated in the city Of Whining
ton aforesaii. bounded and described as ollOw. viz
No |. Begiuning ut u stake in the middle OF Love
Lane being q corner oi Lot No. :. hereinafter dc
SC bed; thence up Love Lane about fourteen per
che. to lands formerly of Zlba Ferris; thence with
said land snutherly about twenty six perches 10
line y, land late of Thomas Shipey; thence there
with southnrly about fifteen perches 10 a stake in
o No. >: thence with said lot portherly twenty six
rerche' tothe place OF beginning containing therein
about two and a halt acres at lana
No BEGINNING at the inter tion Of 'hn ives
terly side OF Madison street and the centre OF Love
Lan. - cal! .i. thence along Love Lane northerly
to lot No. | aforesaid thence along tho easterlv
side u sad lot southerly TO tn southerly side of
said lot: thence continuing the same course tn The
southery side OF Fifth street. the eastery a." nc
Fiji street to the westerly side OF Madison street;
tn ence northery along said side OF Madison street
- the place of beginning.
Seized an TAX eu.in execution as the property OF
William Pyle anil Margaret c. Pyle his wife and
TT. and 10 bs sold by
/ JAMES ARMSTRONG. sheriff
/ Sherifs Office. New Castle. April "A. 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
ATTACKS OF A LIKE CHARACTER
Luxury Of Easy Dressing.


The following is clipped from the "Law Of
Life"
Very few ladies know how to appreciate an
easy, healthful dress They think their dresses
are loose, when man or boy put into one as
tight, would gasp for breath, and feel incapable
Of fputting forth any efforts to br eak the bands
Ladies are 40 accustomed to the tight fits of dress-
makers that they fall to pieces" when relieved
Of them. They associate the loose dress with the
bed or lounge. To be up they must be stayed
mp, and TO recommend a comfortable dress 10
them is not to meet conscious want Of theirs,
1t is great pity. none the less II they could
once know what luxury 1t is to breathe deep
and full at each respiration, to feel the refresh.
ment which the system takes in by having the
blood enlivened and sent bounding through the
ateres and veins, to have their aids to digestion
which such dress gives, to have their strong,
elastic muscles keep every organ in place, and
the muscles erect: il they could for a while know
this blessed luxury, and then be sent back into
old, stlf, straight jackets, they would fume and
fret and rave in very desperation if they could
not get rid Of them.
As it is, they prefer to anguish and suffer
dceadfnly, and die young, and leave all thelI
friends, and their husbands, and their little chill
dren, and do not zee any other way but to le
them be sick and die till they are satisfied !
only the sinner was the sufferer, it would not b
worth while 10 make great ado about it, but th'
blighting of future innocent lives, which ma,
follow. renders the false habits Of our women il
the highest degree criminal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

A NOBLE LORD. sequel to "The Lost Heir
of Linlithgow," bv Mrs. Emma d. f. N.
Southw0rth has just been published by I. b.
Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia.
All who have read that most fascinating Of
modern novels, 1.-THE Lost Heir of Linlith-
gOw''-and who has not, rs it has passed to
four editions in five weeks--will be pleased to
learn that its gifted authoress has provided a
squel to the wOndr0usly interesting story. "a
Noble Lord" is the title of the conclusion Of
the last enhancing narrative from the prolific
and graphic pen Of Mrs. Southworth It takes
up the thread Of the absorbing romance where
the final chapter OF THE Lost Heir left it,
and from the wool and web of the thrilling
incidents, mysterious circumstances. are in.
teresting and sharply individualized charac.
ters, the practiced and talented novelist has
wrought out a literary masterpiece in the
popular field of prose fiction. Those desiring
entertaining reading of the highest order
should secure both Mrs. Snuthworth's last
great novel and its sequel. Published in uni.
form, elegant and durable style by I. B. Peter.
son l. Brothers, No. 3O6 Chestnut Street, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
1t Is issued in q large duodecimo volume.
and sold by all Booksellers at the low price OF
tl.75 in cloth, or 81 80 in paper oOver or copies
will be sent by mail, to kny place, post-paid
by the publishers on receipt of the price Of
the work in letter to them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
SPAIN.

MADRID. April "a.
The Iberia newspaper Of this evening announ-
ces that the Montegudo band Of insurgents has
been defeated by the government forces and thirty
Of them made prisoners.
DON CARLOS MOVEMENTS MYSTERY
GENEVA. Arril 2+.-Don Alphonso, a brother
OF Don Carlos. who was notified by the author-
ties of Marseilles to leave that city. as reached
here. Don Carlos has disappeared from Geneva
and his present whereabouts is unknown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

l..
From the World Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. April 23.--Thc a.lministra.
tion Senator's are becon,ing 20 much alarmed at .
the formidable proportions the Cincinnati move
ment is assuming that every opportunity is EN-.
braced to vent their spleen upon the Oiiginators
OF and the movement itself. No better optor. |
tunty being afforded to day proposed am end
ment to the Deficiency bill was made in the Sen.
ate the pretext for
A GENERAL ONSLAUGHT ON THE LIBERAL
MOVEMENT
by Morton and Edmunds Mr. Merrill. of
Maine, having moved an amendment providing
that none but loyal claimants should be allowed
the right to present their claims TO the Court of
Claims, Judge Thurman made short argument
against this amendment being tackled on to an
appropriation bill, and suggested that it should
be sent to the Judiciary Committee for ex.
animation, and that az it was general legislation
| il was
| ENTIRELY OUT OF PLACE
Morton in attempting to reply 40 conclusiveiy
evinced his Ignorance Of the entire subject that
he was forced to indulge in the sause old speech
against the Democrats aud Liberal Republicans
containing, AZ usual nothing which has not been
repeated in the Senate twenty times during the
present session. This paving the way the de-
bate was taken up in turn by both Judge Thur.
man and Edmunds, and
| RUNNING CONTROVERSY
OF about an hours duration followed The prn.
cipal en,ieavor of Edmunds was to have con
trssion from Thurman Of the position Of the
Democratic party, but Thurman gave him to
understand that the Democrats desired Pres.
dent who would abide by the laws and the
Constitution. Ednlunds stated that the Radicals
had always done this,
THE SARCASM IN THE STATEMENT
producing general laugh. The debate having
} continued for some time, Mr.. Thurman remind.
ed Edmunds that it was ungracious to attack
the Cincinnati Convention during the absense OF
Senators Schurz, Trumbull, and Sumner, who
are its particular friends. The old, vague, and
general charge Of what the Democratic part,
would do in case they should get into power
was again brought into the debate, and as til,
Democrats are supposed to be in consonanc,
with the Liberals,
A ATTACKS OF A LIKE CHARACTER
were made upon them. The fact of Judg,
Thurman having spoken Of the fourteenth
= = amendment as this thing" was sought to b
. distorted into some great evidence Of want O
reverence to the Constitution. Thurman ende,
o the debate, and affirmed that he had hithert
i. attached little significance to the Cincinnati
;. movement, but when he found the leaders q
$ the Radicals giving evidence of 40 great alarm
e 1t convinced him that the movement was
& stupendous affair, and likely to overthrow tn
y Radical msrule which has existed during tn
= : last few years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

The import entries at New York, embracing
foreign dry goods and general merchandise, for
the week past were $l3, l04,l 10, as against
81 1859, ,s39 for the corresponding week last year
This causes a heavy drain on the gold market
for the payment OF duties, and is likely to keel
up the premium. Our produce exports are
weekly about the same as in corresponding week
last year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

Or. J. q. Holland, (Timothy Titcomb,) ed
itOr Of ''Scribner's Monthly" may now b
counted settled New Yorker, having pur-
chased q mansion In Park avenue. Murray
Hill, where he will permanently reside,
Burlington buried baby. And this Is its epf
taph:
Beneath this stepS our baby lays.
lie 2eithSt cries or hollers
Hel,vsd just one and twenty days.
And 0osl ~ forty dollars.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
E ENGLAND.

LONDON. April 70.
The remains OF Earl Mayo arrived at Kingston,
Ireland. and will be inferred to-day. Marquis
LORI will represent the Queen in the funeral
emonies
The Atlanta Boat Club arrived yesterday. They
were warmly received. They go out to practice
for the race.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

Daring the last year there were sent to tisa
Dead Letter Office nearly tare- millions letters.
6S,0O0 Of these letters could not be forwarded
owing 10 the carelessness Of the writers in omit
ting to give the county or State, OO,OOO failed
to be sent hecanse the writer's forgot to put on
| stamps, and over 5000 letters were put in the
post Office without any address whatever. In
the letters above named was found over $92, ,OOl
cash, and drafts, checks. &c., &c, to the value O
$3,00O,OOO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, April p.
Cotton quiet and steady 2aHa24.
Provisions frmer.
Flour held cents higher; superane s6a6ls; ex-
tras. $6Aa7H.
Wheat!f firm; State and Western Rec. 81 .SSal 30
Corn steady; Yellow, 69c.; mixed 67Ha69
White Oats. 54a56 mixed 521a54
Whiskey, quiet, SSK.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
NAP RlED.

MACALLISTER-CONNE the Gath inst, by
Rev. Jacob Todd, at the residence Of the brides
MaCallister to Miss Sarah A. Conner. beth OF this
DHRiINGToN-MARSH this city, on
the I'D inst bv Rev. Charles Hill. Isaac Darling
ton to Mary A. Marshlnon. both Of Wilmington.
Del.
JAC0BS-PRICE,-Att the residence Of the brides
father, on the l7th inst, by Rev. 4. l.. Billopy
Mr. John 7. Jacobs. of Bridgeville. Del. and Ella
H., daughter of John Y. Price. ESQ. Of Cecil co.
Md. Cecil Democrat and DesWarean copy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
FRANCE.
TEN THOUSAND cARLlsTs IN ARMS

TEN THOUSAND CARLISTS IN ARMS.
PARIS. Aprl24.
Evening 1t is believed in this city that the
struggle about to take place in Spain between the
government and Carlists will be severe one. The
wife Of Don Carlos accompanies her husband in
his campaign. and has resolved to share whatever
dungers he may meet in his movements.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

The German Ambassador to France has re
turned to Paris from brief visit to Rerln, and,
it is said, has, under instructions from his Gov.
ernment. gwen President Theirs assurance Of
hegroundtessness ofthe report lately published
in London of ofunrleasant relations between the
two countries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, April %.
The steamer Nebraska, from Australia, has ar
rived. Com mander Meade has effected treaty
for the exclusive use of the harbor Paso bago,
Navigator's Island, for the Uuited States Govern
ment and the California and Australian steam
ship lines.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

The ladies of Alaska are said to wear = body
dress OF equal proportion Of furs and dirt.
arranged t0 suit the taste Of wearers. The
married ladies' al wear silver rings in their
noses and needles through their lower lips.
while elderly ladies add to their irresistable
charms stopper" whatever they may be, IN
the upper lip.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
DAILY GAZETTE.

The WATER STREET IMPRovENENT.-It is
stated that Mr.. FELTON,, President Of the Delaware
Railroad Company, and late President Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington Il Baltimore Railroad
Company, expressed the opinion before the Com
missioners, yesterday. that the widening of Water
street to 60 feet would confer no benefit upon the
the latter corporation. This remark is very in,-
portant, connected with the fact that that corpo.
ration is expected to pay about one-thild the cost
OF the improvement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

CHEAP TYPE.-Professor Julius, Silver
smith, Of Chicago, has invented . machine
which will make, from copper, type that will
last from eight to ten years longer than that
made from type metal. This new type is said
to have a neat. clear face and can be supplied
to publishers at rs cheap rate as the old kind.
Great results saIaexpected to follow this inyen.
tiOn- Louisville Courier.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

The chair in which John Adams was sitting
when he signed the Declaration Of Indepen-
.ience will be sent from the city Of New York to
Cincinnati, to be occupied by the presiding Of
icer orthe Liberal Convention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

p6-The Liberal Republican Convention
meets at Cincinnati on Wednesday, MAY lst =
not Monday, May 9th, as. has somewhere been
stated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
Harness !

Harruss! Harness!
r I4Hr aud HEAVY WARM kSS. made OF tn
Ia best material aud by 6rst. class WOskmen on
hand and made 70 order at very moderate rates.
SADDLES. COLLARS.
WHIPS. sHkkIS.
BRUSHES CURRY CONF
and other articles in their line on hand and TO
sale ut the lowest city prices.
Kepairins neatly done A. short notice.
WiEL / hIN0MALT.
sp3-tf n. corner u and Shiplsy SITS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
DIE D

DIED.
PARRY.-Nsar Plato, Mcleod county. MIMI. on
the 9th inst. Milton s. Parry. aged W years. for
merly Of Delaware county. Pa.
CRAIG-On the xlst inst. Francis Craig. formerly
MckINNON.-At Angors, Philadelphia. on Wed
assday morning. April ~. Of debility. Ann. widow
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
FIRST EDITION.
B Y T ELE g r A PHI.
WAShlMcTON,
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
WAsHlNaToN. April %.
special despatch to the Herald says Secretary
Fish is willing to accept. on the settlement Of
the question with England. the declaration Of
international law that no neutral shall be liable
for consequential damages for injuries inflicted
upon the commerce of friendly powers at war
with each other.
If this is accepted part of tha treaty our
government will withdraw its case, and arbitra-
ton will proceed without interruption.
Mr. Thornton sanctions the proposition which
has teen sent to England. reply is expected
to-day. 1t will be laid before the Cabinet meet
ing on Friday.
The President does not favor the compromise
at present