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M e K I 9 o.
Additional Powers Obtained by
- Juarez from Congress.
Americans Assassinated and
Imprisoned.
The RevOlutiOnists Victorious i'm
the Battle Near CamargO.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CITY OF MEXICO, May IT,
VIA HAVANA, May 20, 1872.
Congress has approved of the extension Of ample
abstained from participant in the vote.
The revolution In YucAtan is ended.
The news of the capture OF Mazatlan by General
Rocha Is fully confirmed.
The main features OF tbN Finance law have
passed Congress- The officers OF Congress hunted
up sufficient members to makera quorum.
The revolution Is subsiding snd the administra-
ton is gaining strength.
The local authorities of Chapas assassinated John
JOSE anative of Cleveland, Ohio. Other Americans
were imprisoned and prosecuted andt their property
despoiled The reason for these outvages Is be-
cause the Americans demanded an investigation OF
certain claims by the American and Mexican Mixed
Commission and the award of an indemnity.
General Palacios Defeated by the Rebels
Near Camargo-ExtOrtions by tire Re-
volutionists.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, May "a, 1871
The particulars OF the engagement reported seye-
raj days ago near Camargo between the
government forces and the revolutionists
were received here tonight and indicate
rather an advantage in favor OF the
insurgents, who attacked a force sent from Ca
MARCO towards Monterey, under General Palacios
and defeated him, capturing two pieces OF artillery
and preventing General Palacios from advancing
further. The cities and towns under the revou
t0nists are reported to be subject to the ex-
acting forced loans, which all classes are compelled
to pay.
The United States commercial agent at Mier was
imprisoned on the 18th for not paying loan, and at
last accounts had not been released.
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THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY.

PHILADELPHIA, May rs, 1872.
The Centennial Commission this morning &C
cepted badges woven OF silkOn the Jacquard loom.
A committee has been appointed TO prepare an adj
dress to the people showing the purposes OF the
exhibition A resolution asking Congress to have
a census taken In june 1875, to show the growth OF
the country, was referred to the Committee on
LeglsatlQps
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NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX N. s., May %, 1872.
Her Majesty's ship Eclipse has arrived here from
Bermuda.
Vessels are still detained in the Straits Of Canso
by the ice.
The steamer Miramichi has returned to this pcft
having twice put back unable to 20 north,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Governor Hoffman has left Albany to be absent n
month. He has signed the Long Island City bill.
Thomas Norton, of Rosen, yesterday sentenced to
een years in the State Prison for highway robbery on
the garrote plan.
Professor Gilbert Hopkins, williamstown, Mass, Of
Williams College, died at nine O'Clock Friday night
prolonged illness The funeral services will take
place Of biz residence on TpssdA. Nay y sitwo =, y,
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NHE CINCINNATI RATIFICATION MEETING.
An Independent Party Assembled In New
Orleans IN support OF the Greeley
Brown Ticket-A Distinguished Party
Present.

Brown Vtcket-A Dtstfngufshed Party
Present.
NEW ORLEANS, May 25, 1872.
A meeting Of citizens irrespective OF party, was
held here tonight to ratify the Cincinnati nomna-
tions. st. Charles Theatre was crowded to re-
peton with the best citizens. Ex-Governor
Herbert presided, Generals Hays, Beauregard,
Adams, and other prominent Southern leaders
being among the officers. Thomas j. Semmcs, for
merly Confederate Senator, was the first speaker,
and was followed by ex-Confederate General Harris,
OF Missouri.
The burden OF the speeches was the necessity of
repudating old democratic Ideas and uniting on
Greeley. General Sheridan, State Tax Collector,
and an intimate friend OF Warmoth, delivered an
eloquent address In behalfof the liberal republican
party, and was applauded throughout Other
speakers followed.
The audience was both attentive and demon
strative, and exclusively white.
The effect Of the meeting, 1t Is expected will go
far toward harmOnzing the conflicting political
elements still In q very disorganized condition.
Owing TO the unpopularfty OF Warmoth with the
democrats the prospects OF effecting coalition Is
not favorable as yet.
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Average temperature yeHttTtIHy. OBJ
Average temperature for corresponding date
laSt year.. ~,
Average temperature for corresponding week
last year %
Average temperature for past week. .......... or
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s r A I N
Admiral Topete Again Undertakes 70
Steer the Ship Of State 49,. :
Prospect Of New Cabinet-Renewed
Carlism.
TEleGRAMs TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, May 25 1871
Marshal Serrano has declined the request OF King
Amadeus to form new ministry, and his Majesty
has now called upon Admiral Topete, who mas con-
sented to perform the duty. The new government
will be composed Of members of the Unionst party.
Admiral Topete will exercise the functions Of
Minister of War ad Interim.
Probable Distribution Of the Portfolios OF
State.
MADRID, May 25-Evenng.
The new Ministry to be formed by Admiral Topete
will probably be constituted as follows:-
Admiral Topete, President of the Council and
Minister OF War.
GrOissard Minister OF Justice
EldnaZen, Minister of Finance.
Candau, Minister OF the Interior.
Baaguer, Minister of the Colonies.
Auleguer, Minister of the Marine.
1t is understood that Admiral Topete will soon be
succeeded In the Ministry OF War by Marshal Ser
rano.
Provincial Cnrlism In Vicious Activity.
MADRID, May 25-Evening.
The Carlist bands, which were announced yester-
day as having appeared In some of the provinces,
and cut the telegraph wires, have not yet been sup
pressed. They still active, and continued to
sever railroad and telegraph communication be-
tween various points
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The CHAMBERLAIN nd Asse mbly.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 25, 1872.
The General Assembly Of the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church adjourned yesterday.
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BOSTON, May Is, 1872
The base ball match between the Bostons and the
Forest City Club, OF Cleveland and the game be-
tween the Yale and Harvard Clubs, which were to
have been played here to-day, were postponed on
account Of the rain
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CONFERENCE.-The the Two
hardest in the United Statcs Answer"Grant puts
MANY Dents in the Treasury and Knox, 22 broadway,
makes great hits in fashionable hats
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Furniture and neutrality-suspicious. and
attractive assortment. at low prices. w. III. LEE,
III Canal and 1879 Fulton street
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Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, Gill;
OF bronze every variety from the cheapest 70 tho
most costly $40 will purchase the entire fixtures for
small house. NICOL, DAVIDSON x CO, 6S6 Broadway.
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A.--Agcncy Just Opened at 80 Liberty
street BETHESDA MINERAL WATER Cures Brighta
Disease Dropsy Diabetes, Inflammation of Bladder &c.
J. Ii. LIVINGSTON, Agent state of New York
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best In the
word the only perfect dye; harmless, reliable instan-
tnIc taln
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We Have Mover Soon Mrs. Winslovy--
know her only through the PREPARATION Of her sooTu
we would make her ~ she IL physical saviour 10 the IN
lfAQtIAca
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McLcwce ~ Putnam, 6O1 Broadway,
the cheapest good GAS FIXTURES in the city, Cali
and
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A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums Biscotlne food for Infants. DELLUC Co, 633
Broadway the sole propriotors and manufacturers
No connection with any other drug store.
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The weather In This city Yesterday.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy HERALD BuildnQ:-
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Abdominal
Supporters, &c, &c. DIR. GLOVER 10 Ann street,
adjoining Herald olrcc.
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A.-Royal Havana LOTTERY; Prices Re-
duccd j. b. MARTINEZ Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street,
box 1858 Post office, New York.
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A.-A.-JncObson ~ Co.'s Hats are tho
best Their popular establishment at the corner Of Full
ton and Nassau Streets is crowded daily with delighted
utr.na
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A.-CoOl, Refreshfng Hair Dressing.
CHEvALIERS LIFE pOR THE HAIR restores gray
hair stops falling Increases Its growth. Warranted
harmless and reliable. Sold by all druggists.
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A Special NOtfcc.-This Morning Gcntlo~
men only are admitted ~ the RUSSIAN VAPOR BATHS,
25 East Fourth street between and II O'Clock. Near the
Grand Central Hotel
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Mime. A. Duvaps Marvellous BeautiHcrA
the complexion, Belle dc Mutt Poudre dc Cleopatra;
warranted harmless 1872 Broadway.
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A.-For Pimply, Eruptions, Black
Heads Flesh Worms and Blotched Designations,
PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDONE AND PlMPLk
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A.-Where to Dine-At Donovan's Res
taurant No East Twelfth street. near Fifth avenue His
dinners excellent
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Tho Remedy OF the Age.-Gracf c nbergs
MARSHALL's UTERINE CATiIoLICON. Sold by an
drug gsts GRAEPENBERa COMPANY.
l3S william street, New York
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye has no Equal Ira
the world 1t the safest and most reliable OF any Sold
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A.-For n stylish and Elegant Hat mt
popular prices to DOUGAN, 02 Nassau street. corner
O
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VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
Nominations and Delegates to Phila-
delphia.N
FRANKLIN, va, NAV 25. 1872


At the Republican Convention Of the First dis
trict OF North Carolina, held at Plymouth. N c. on
the 2sd inst, G. L. Cobb was renominated for Con-
oress DR.. r. Ransom was nominated Presidential
Elector and Louis billiard and I. A.. Sykes chosen
Delegates 70 the Philadelphia Convention.
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A.-Everybody Can Have u Clear Conn.
pIcxion BY using PERRyS MOTH AND FRECKLE
LOTION. Depot, 40 Bond street
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A.-For n FreckIed Spotted Face Use
PERRYS MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
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COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged .JOinfs, All
Diseases OF the Feet cured by DR.. ZACHARlE ~ Union
suuu
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Corns, Bunfons, Nails, &c., Cured With
out pain ANNHILAToR cures corns, &c. by mall, SIC.
DR. RICE, 30 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
oil and 252 Broadway, corner Murray street.
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Elegant White Metal Cigar show Cases,
hotels and grocers at FRASERS corner Reade and
Ind. STR
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Great Reduce
ton the prices OF Tickets orders ed Prizes cashed.
furnished Government Bonds negotiated.
TAYLOR Co, Bankers. l6 Wall street, New York
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PROBABILITIES.

Falling barometer, southeasterly to southwestery
winds and increasing coudlness will prevail on
Sunday north ana west OF the Ohio Valley, with
possibly threatening weather over the upper lake
region. Partly cloudy weather the New Eng
land and Middle states, with possibly threatening
weather over the southern portion Of the latter.
Partly cloudy weather over the Southern States.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated, but brisk
winds are probable for the upper lakes.
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Actress and Undress summer Hats, as

ESPENSCHEID manner OF new styles and fabrca
with which Espenscheid the summer season OF iz
Is unprecedented Among the prominent warm weatnes
Chapeaus than 20 varieties OF Felt Hats s0ft
and still that ventate the head and grace Il at the same
time There taste however ladious, that may not
suited the large and varied assortment OF sum,
Hats manufactured BY ENTHUSIASTICALLY llo Nassau So.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

victory OF the Mansfields I'm Warrington.
WASHINGTON, May 25, 1872.
The match to-day between the Mansfield and Ma
tonal Base Ball Clubs resulted In favor OF the
former by o score OF rs to o.
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The Chemistry OF the Bedbug.
great pity that the enormous quantities OF Bed
bugs killed in their haunts by "knowles Insect
Destroyer be brushed out the interests OF the
trade the insect contains considerable quantity OF
Prussic acid Depot No. Sixth avenue.
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HERRINGS a FARRI

ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-TW0 FIRMS
testided 10 the their books paperA
and ysIuabes IN HERkING'S SAFES In the burning OF
Chicago.
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DIR. Radway's
sARSAPARTLTAN RESOLVENT
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
for the cure of all Chronic Diseases Scrotna, Ulcers
Chronic Rheumatism, Eryspclas, Kidney, Bladder and
Complaints Dyspepsia, affections OF the Lungs and
Throat purifes the Blood retoring health and vgor.
by druggists. RADWAY q CO., ~ warren street.
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Noa 2l and ,s2 Broadway Murray street. Nav York
FARRELL HERRING co, Philadelphia
HERRING 4 co, Chicago.
HERRINGS a FARRELL. New Orleans
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To Bcnutify the Hair-Burnctt's Coz
COAINE
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfCER,}
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 25-9 p. M.

Synopsis for TIE Past TcentD.jOur Hours.
The lowest barometer north OF the lower lakes
has moved enthusiastically and north OF New
England. The pressure has diminished over
the northwest, being probably lowest over
Eastern Dakota. Clear weather Is now pre-
vailing over the northern portion OF the
Middle States, with westerly winds and north
and west Of the Ohio Valley, with southerly winds
cloudy and clearing weather over the middle At
lontlc States with rain over Southern Virginia;
cloudy and threatening weather from the South
Atlantic coast to Tennessee; clear and party
cloudy weather over the Gulf States. The rivers
have fallen at Cincinnati aad Memphis, but risen at
Nashville and Vicksburg.
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Somerset In Flames.
ANOTHER CHICAGOi

Somerset In Flames.
ANOTHER CHICAGOii
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES
SURROUNDED BY
WALL OF FIRE
gosrRsEr Pa, May ~ tTz
Messrs FARRELL, HERRIN0 co, fniale,pnss
Genemen-On the night Of the 0sh INST on, a5T n
nearly destroyed by hre-a secoha 81 bnsness nclmd
all the stores hotels and other places OF Dus ~ ou
ing Masonic and odd Fellows, Halls IN TACT several
Herring Patent Champion safes, which passs.e sniougn
ne A. nj IN openng were surprised To ma our
uc ,e' vainahie books papers, &C. In perfecs order
"'o"o'' Respectfully yours.
j. q. KIMMEL. pscNo~.
II. T. SCHELL, ""nAehs>
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SURROUNDED RY
A WALL OF FIRE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
A DELIGHTFUL CONCORD OF OPINION.

1T is time, = said the Gazette of Monday
that "the Liberal Republicans were taking
'some organized stand They should not hold
''back and suffer the Democrats to do all the
work in electing Mr.. Greeley" 1t therefore
calls upon the suppositous Liberals" Cinclu-
ding several gentlemen who are Republicans,
and have no thought of supporting Greeley, } to
''come out" 1t informs them that ''they cannot
''be allowed to occupy negative position"
They must call a meeting, and go to work in the
Democratic interest.
So much for the Gazette, of Monday. Eue,y
Ereatng of yesterday, by a coincidence which
is charming and which illustrates very complete
ly the delightful harmony of purpose that ex-
lists between the two Greeley papers, pro-
ceeds to give some further and very similar
advice on the political situation. 1t also pro-
poses to demoralize the Republican organization.
1t thinks that many Republicans would .gladly"
vote for some other candidate for Mayor than
the one chosen by the vote OF their party and
that, if only enough of those deserters could be
mustered, there would be good chance for
nominee supported by the whole Democratic
vote. 1T is teleraby certain" admits this
charming Greeleyite, that the Republicans if
"un.ted sufficiently to bring their entire strenqth
'to tie poll, could elect their party nominee, and
therefore it kindly proposes that they shall not
be 'united." Very friendly, isn't iii
The concord between the two Greeley organs
is thus displayed very prettily. Each is trying
to seduce portion of the Republicans from the
support Of their candidates, and 80 secure a
Democratic success. To our notion the scheme
is rather thin We judge that the Republicans
will not fall into so plain snare any more than
they did into that set at Cincinnati, and baited
with the old Doctor, himself. But they owe
debt OF gratitude to these Greeley organs for
making this united effort to break up their
party, and hand them over to the tender mercies
of the Democracy, which perhaps they will dis
charge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07

Or. Carpenter,
lS6 MULBERRY STREET, NEWARK, N. j.
Is now treating successfully
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
and al diseases Of the throat and Lungs, with his
compound Medicated Limitations, COnGen-
trated Food, and Cough Syrup.
During the past ten years Dr. Carpenter has
treated and cured thousands OF cases OF the above
named diseases, and has now in his possession GER
iacates from every part Of the country. The inha
lation is hreathed directly into the lungs soothing
and healing over all inlamed surfaces entering
INTO the blood, it imparts vitality permeates to
every part OF the system. The sensation Is not nm
pleasant, and the first inhalation often gives yefy
decided relief, particularly when there is much
dllnculty OF breathing. Under the influence of nv
remedies, the cough soon grows easter, the night
sweats cease the hectic flush vanishes, and with I'M
proving digestion the patient radidly gains strength
and health is again within his grasp
The concentrated food rapidly builds up the most
debltated patient, presenting to the stomach food
an ready TO be assmlated and made into good rich
healthy blood
The Cough Syrup is to be taken at night to allevi
ate the cough and enable the patient to obtain
sleep. FHt directions accompany each boz Of mn
remedies Which consist Of '
one % Inhaler; one Bottle Of Alternative Inhalent; /;
one Bottle Of Soothing FeDrifuge lnhaent; enc
DCttle OF Antl-HGmOrrhaglC lnhalant; one
Bottle Concentrated Food; one Bottle
Of Cough Syrup.
Price tf box containing remedies to last one month
$40 DOLLARS; two months SIS; three months S2s,
Sent TO any address G. o. d. Pamphlets contain
ing large list of patients cured sent free Letters
OF inquiry must contain one dollar to insure answer
Address A. II. CARPENTER, M. D.,
DIR. CARPENTERS CATARRH REMEDY viii
give immediate rele!. and wilt effect permanent
cure in from one to three months Price of RENE
dy to last one month, 80; Two months, sS: three
months $40. ~ '
Cancer in all its forms successfully treated Send
,,, A. Ii. CARPENTER, M. D.,
Jyzl-ly Newark, N. j.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
MIR. greeley ON the Ebbing ride.

The Long Island Farmer, after thoroughly
mariner-like survey of the piebald candidates
political stream, declares that unless it's editor
is greatly misinterpreting the signs, (Which he
is not, } the Tammany candidate movement has
eliminated. The tide has reached it's height,
and is now plainly ebbing. 1t is patent to any
acute observer that the managers of the move
ment have spared no effort and remitted no en-
ergy to carry the country by storm. Their cal
culation was shrewd they are adroit politicians,
as they have shown in manifold ways. But they
cdnnoi oueroome The fired public sentiment and
manufacture even the semblance of enthusiasm
for their ticket We have heard intmations
that this was going to be another 1910 campaign,
and that Greeley would sweep the country. To
be sure he is sweeping in great deal of dirt,
but he fails to accomplish the main purpose
there is not the faintest indication that the can
vass can be made what his friends have claimed.
They have done their level best to get up the
enthusiasm that would bear them on to victory
they have completely failed in this. Revolutions
do not go backward. But the attempts to get
them up are often abortive. This one may be
counted among the abortions
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
RemIniscence. Of wIlmInv,.,,.

Johnston & Bogia have just issued a work
bearing the above title, which is readable and
highly entertaining. 1t is written in familiar
village tales, and the occurrences in the early
history Of the city are narrated in manner both
pleasing and attractive. 1t abounds in humor
and Hparkles with wit, but is, withal, history
OF the city in its early days, accurate, it is said
III Its delineations and faithful in it's portratures
OF men and events of the period to which it re-
lates The publication is reproduction of the
"Reminiscences of WilmiAgton" from the facile
pen Of Elizabeth Montgomery, and is written
in an easy and graceful style The work is ac-
companied by three well executed steel engra-
wings. J. $. Reed will canvass the city for sub
scriptions to this work.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
Seduction nnd Assault.
rLAoRANr CASE HEARD YESTERDAY.

FLAaRANT CASE HEARD YESTERDAY.
Before Esquire Frazer, yesterday a charge of
assault, preferred by William Il. Lyman, against
Franklin Burns, was heard. 1t came out in the
course of the testimony, that young girl, in
dentured as an apprentice to Lyman, had been
seduced, and from too intimate knowledge of
this fact, on the part of both men, this quarrel
arose, Burns was sent to New Castle, to jail, by
the Squire in default of bail, but obtained it
and was released
suit for seduction against Lyman, it is stated,
has been compromised, one of the conditions
being his relieving the girl from her indenture
of service.