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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

HEAVY Loss no A della William
r. Hazard, q native OF SeafOrd, In this State,
when quite young man, removed to Indiana.
He located at q town called LAUREL and there
commenced the task Of making a fortune.
way at first. and by activity and close at ten
ton TO his business he prospered, and fnaily
became one Of the leading business men Of
the place. some time ago Mr.. Hazard came
home TO Delaware. to Paya visit to his friends,
and while home, some two weeks ago, ha re-
ceived tie sad news that fire had occurred,
by which his property was nearly all destroy.
"a. The clear, loss Is estimated at $40, ,OOO.-
Detdse0Te0n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
Valuable Farm For Salo.

- Tho farm Of Hugh Began. lately dvceas-
s..ss ed. adjoining the lands OF J. u. McCul-
Hi Tough. 4. Wilson. D. Swayne spd others.
4 n on the Wilmington and Resdins X. h.. in
Chris lana Hundred. miles from WILMINGTON,
ed at private sale This farm has over 20 acres Of
the best quality Of land. Its !iul'y located
tn aas ,h stream OF wstr Iur.iss ,h.oo:A IT. and
Posssss,on 70 be given the urchasor iumsdistely.
TEHMS-One half the price In cash, and tho
perty. ~. able At tho purchasers choice st any
time within iV Q ysnrr. .-T TL'- :
Apply to MICHAEL HARRITY,
No. 4l6 East sixth ST.. Whining ton. Del.
mar15tf
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For Sale.

49, The new and elegant BRICK HOUSES.
m: Nos. 309 ana 81 West Twelfth street
,is These buses have just been completed; are
eA.J three story. with II fott side yards ard fine
large rear yards. They have all the modern con-
veniences-with hot and cold water. water closet,
marble top wash stands. bath room. kc.. and will
Also. the valuable store House and Dwelling
ut tho N. W. corner Of sccOnd and King streets.
now occupied by jas. Eains. The store is ono Of
the best business locations in the city and 10 now
doing larger grocery trade than any othey.
Apply sOor to JAMES CARSWELL.
nOvI7f llO7 Washington street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

The rh,derpest has wholly disappeared
from Belgium.
Wm. Cullen Bryant has sailed from Hav-
ana for New Orleans.
Count Won Arnim, the German Minister,
has returned to Paris.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales return
from the Continent In June.
The journeymen horseshoers of st. Louis
struck yesterday against the Good Enough
and all machine-made shoes.
Joseph Whittle, who was almost torn in
pieces by q lion at O'Brien's MenaQerie, Phil
adelphia, died on Friday. He was training
the beast at the time Of the accident.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
1900 REWARD.
STATE OF DELAWARE,

...... EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Whereas. WILLIAM DENNIS. aiias RICH
ARD DUCkEki.a negro msn. who is charged
county of New Clste, and has fed from justice.
Now. therefore. !. JAMES PONDER, Goysrno
DOLLARS. I" be paid BY the said State, for The
apprehension and delivery OF the said WILLIAM
DENNIS. o!ios RICHARD DUCKEky. iptc the
custody Of tho sheriff ut the common Jail OF New
Castle county. at aty time within twelve mouths
from the date hereof. and do hereby request tn.
Sheriff. OF the several counties of this State their
Deputies aud Bailifs and all other Police Officers
OF this state TO be vig,lant in their efforts to cause
the said Wiliiam Dennis alta, kichaid puckcry To
be- apprehcndcd aud deliver cd to the said sheriff at
the jail aforesaid. ? 49, Al
In witness whereof I have hersunto
seal set my hand and caused the Great Seal
IL Jot the State yf Delaware to be 6xsd, nj
40 bOyer the lrst day Of April, in the yeaI
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ana sew
enty two. .,7. JAMES PONDER.
By the Governor.
JonS II. PAysrER. Secretary Of state.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
For Rent or For Sale.

For Rent or For Sale.
49, A FARM OF A. ACRES. situated in
~: Brandywine Hundred. Del. near Perry's
N, Tavern. about 5]s miles from Wilmington.
u2.Y Land Is of good quality and in fair order
Well suited for Trucking. Grain or Fruit. Good
House, Barn. WAGON House. Mill House. de-
Possession could be given immediately. II desired.
il rented or sold. Terms reasonable. Apply either
TO WIN. MCCAULLEI,
606 Market treet,
or 10 the subscriber on the premises.
SAMUEL b. PARMELEE,
Box SIS, Win. .ingion.
N. Will be sold bargain ieb2-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

EGos-TRAORDlNARYE E00.-The egg -cellent
eggler of the EgQs-press has now on eggs-hibi-
ton an egg of eggs-quisite form and fully ma.
tured shell. about half as large as . pigeon
egg. and weighing eggs actly fifteen grains
This eggs-tremely small and eggs traordinary
belonging 10 an eggs, emplsry gentleman Of
this city, and may be eggs amined by the
"curious, by calling at the Of{ice Of the Eggs.
press Lam. Intel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Masonic Temple, Saturday evening,
for the first time in several weeks, the curtain
rose upon a crowded house. The play was
"Uncle Toms Cabin" famous as the dramat-
izatiOn of Mrs. IL. b. Stoves novel OF that
title But it can scarcely be said that the per
formance fully came up to the expectations
of most of those present, though majority OF
the characters were persOnated IN an excei!ent
mapuer. The rendition Of Ecd, by little
Nellie Mutt, was undoubtedly the finest piece
Of child acting ever witnessed here. mrs
Charles Henri, as 7opsy, was very good
though scarcely up to the proper stand
ard. Mr.. I. A. Beckett, as Phineas ftetcher,
was greeted with rounds OF applause, ana
Mr. Alex. Vincent, as Gun.ptton GNte, ere
ated considerable nerriment. Mr. ID. w. Far
row, as Uncle Tom, did not fail to do justice
to the character. The balance of the suppor
was ordinary. The main features OF TN
play were excellent, but the acting wa
inferior to that produced by the Booth ant
Jane CoOmbs Companies, which received Ou
meagre encouragement.
AT the Masonic Temple, tonight, the grea
Lethngwell makes his bow to Wilmington
audience, in two great bills, "Leftngweii ol
Hot Goals" and "Too Much for Good Ma
ture," in VIII ich latter play he appears In nj
great role of "ROmeO Jafiier Jenkins" Ii
him be well received.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

John MAIN. farmer at Now Castle. received
- ten auuches of Segurs. valued At $1,000, and
sold tnei, 10 the Company for 50 cash. lio lett
highly i.oa ed with 80 cash and twenty good Sc
aars. all tT one dollar. DO there, boys. and see
REGINA SEGAI CO..
ar3 GIG Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

The Mormon Republican Consentcs,in ses-
sion at Salt Lake City, FRIDAY evening, elected
delegates to the -Phiadelph Convention. An
elaborate platform was adopted, which declares
tnat the public policy Of the Administration. with
the high pre- stige OF the Republican party, AMI
expresses the belief that the Administrn:io ION will
relieve the people of Utah "from the expressions
so long and patiently borne"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

Il ia stated that Tie Ways and Means Commit
tss desire 70 repost ths Iarih bill to the House
this week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

NOrICE TO TAX PAYERS. Delinquent Tax
~ PAYERS and hose whn have bccome possessed
Of taxable property on which Taxes have not yet
been paid are requested to call upon the under
signed any evening except sunday. At NO.4 East
sixth street and settle all demands against them
on he books. GEORGE c. WARD.
ap1. Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
From the Washington letter to the Balti
more Sun Of to-day.

From the Washington letter to the Balti-
more Sun Of to-day.
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
Anothe er tilt on Virginia politics took place
in the House yesterday between Messrs. Platt
(RadicaD and Duke (COnservative). The
former charged that the Democrats and Con.
seryatives in Virginia were constantly viola
ting the law. To this Mr.. Duke said he would
answer that "every officer Of the United
States courts in the State Of Virginia is .
Radical Every commissioner who tries
cases on the preliminary examination belongs
to the party. Every juryman who Ia sum-
moned in Federal court belongs to the same
party. Such thing as sunlmOning Demo
crat upon Federal jury in the State OF Nir-
rinia would be like finding roses blooming In
the open air ut Christmas" He cited the fact
that the enforcement act became law 1870,
and that his colleague charged that since then
hundreds of thousands Of crimes have beei
committed, and yet but one solitary case had
ever been tried, and in that the party was &C
Quilted "If them" said Mr.. Duke the
charge is correct that crimes are committed
throughout Virginia, one Of two things mus
be true, either that his charges are mert
myths and Misrepresentation, or that thu
courts, their officers, their juries, are utterly
corrupt He may take either horn OF thu
dilemma; one or the other he must take, eithel
that his charges are untrue, or thatth court:
and iuries in the State Of Virginia are cor
rupt."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

There is an undelvered telegram at the
Western Union Telegraph Office for Martha
A. BOyd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

NyoYIGE.--rhs annual meeting of the Stock
~ holders of tho IA, iStiana River Improvement I
No. / ~ seventh street on MONDAY. Arrii sih.
49, betmean the hours OF 1 aud o'clock. y. m.. mt
which time there wili be au election OF seven hi
roci ors ' tt M. NJ. CHILD.
api-u.,t Scci ietary.
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A Valuable Property a. Private Sale.


The subscriber being determined
AN~A TO change business. OheTs for sale
% his fruit and Truck Farm, situated
r. r. near Brandy wine Springs, contain
ing NINE Acres. bs the ssme more
or less. with two Houses erected thereon. No. CON
tans rooms .itha;'c NO. four rooms vii attic
good we'll Of water at ench; frame barn n By 70
feet. with stabling for I've Mead of stcck; corn
crib hen hen house and .thsr "stts;lAiesa, slse. /.
shop. where there has always been done good
ssfsp ess. - shops being in rood and thriving
rhstA&ai 10 in z. high state Of cultivation with
PLENTY ~ fru't There arc dhv apple trees ave
thirty dwarf pear trees 6itstn pear trees.
twenty cherry trees cuTrsnts, soossbeSriss. Sssp-
berriss s;ra ber lee and hlaek6errlss. 1hs place
snd to schools and places OF Vustic vorshiR. Will
to sold on cas-, t-rMs POssess,On Immediately II
For iurther information call upon the subscriber
49,. 4: W. MONraoMERY. Newport, Del.
N B.-if not s.id before Thursday. the lSth day
mArSUl3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

NOTICE MECHANICS LOAN.-A. special
N meeting OF the Stockhol ,crs Of the Mechan.
les !oan Assocint! on will be held in the Board Of
Trade Koon. TUESDAY. April 8. 1872, ut 81.
o'clock. y. III. to consider certain proposed amend
meats 70 tho Bye Laws. Il. +. TAYLOR.
apl- -lN Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

FN"" SALE
The dwelling and premises No. 82O Wash NV
tonng street. in good order md regarded Ms III
the pirasantcst part of the city to reside in This
bath room. water closet. and otheri modern conve-
niences.
ALFRED G. NOWLAND.
mar15tf New Castle, Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
for Sale aud far Bent.
For Sale.

For Sale.
A thorough bred Jersey tAllerneyl q(1
BUl l.L CALF. four weeks old. herd
book pedigree. Q
Ebauire Of u. B. kIVEN.
mt iSw2t I.anicubers. Chester Co., Pa.
INOR SALE-A lot one hundred feet front on
II West Fifth street, between Van Buren, an
Frank lin streets. Arr,v NJ this office. mavN In
NELAWARE AVENUE LOT FOR SALE
/ Al feet front. itfl Apply ut this Office
NOR SALE.
Il THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
| on Jackson street. between Sixth and Seventh,
# c. p. JOHNSON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

John Ross, Of k-nnett Square, has u wonderful
hen. She land five eggs in one dav, the fifth cgl,
being double She then rested six days and went
to work again, laying few more eggs and then
died.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
alotites.

NOTICE. "
~ Tho Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
ranv have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter 70 and from all points
on the line OF their road and West Chester.
No. West Third street. or TO their Depot. Front
and Madison. or orders left with McMullen X Seal
-I'' q. STOLZ.
ap6.tf I. Genl Sup't W. 4 Il. Il. X. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
avauts.

ctiyertisements Of lliree lines are inserted unde
,' '5' this head three times for SO cents.) .
NTaNrFD-AInu,nbev bev of BOYS to sell tn" VIII
w tNixGrON DAIIY 0AzxtrE. .i'.i
IT -----
NyANTED NJ the Intelligence Office. north east
w cprner Second and West streets, TW EN-
IRIS for general housework. and FiVEGo W
COOkS.l T. lfh'i l1 hiot TO apr9 \
----f.--t ~! r. .-..-----i---------- ---t--- -
WANrhD--A PkESSMAN.I Apply At this "t.
W nee. 4al = ilb N VI - 80
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VCVREASUER'S OFFICE,
i Wiimimgt' n x " e,tern liaii Road Co.,
Wilmington. bel. April 4th. 1872. J

Noiwc il hereby given that the Beard of Directors
have called the Eleventh and last Instalmcnt. ten
per cent. Lor $500 per share.l upon the Capital
stock ct the to,nnany payable at the Treasurer +
ohr". room No Exchange Building. on or before
Wednesday, Hurii ?lth. 1872.
nrri, cod JOHN y McLEAR Treasurer
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The Board of Education.

Mr.. J. l.. Williams i: Dear Sir,-As mat
ter ur simple Justice make this stittcmCnt in
connection with a charge in the newspapers
that you attempted to divert public funds to
scciarian purposes.
In 1889, friends of the public schools ap-
preached me with 4 statement that the Board
would probably be embarrassed by want Of
buildings, They said tfas if we would give
the Board Use of any clalNls or lcctlre-roons,
no doubt mi arrangement could he made sat
isf:lrtUry to them and IN or Sllnday.SChool
Executive Committee: The overture was
not authorized, but agreed to bring it be-
fore our Executive Committee. The idea
WAS deemed inpracticablc; still, ut my re-
quest. committee was appointed to make Il
proposal Of ours to the School Board. The
proposal was declined, and there the matter
ended. There was no desire TO get hold Of
public funds for Scctarian purposes. Still. if
any one thinks there was a ms>tcp in the
mldttcr; yD" certainly arc pot to bc blamed.
Yours truly, Il. G. DAsIiIELI.
.JHiy Is, 1872.
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The SioixaS Tr;al--S Hung Jury--ThC
Prisoner RcnnntlGd.

New York. july l3.;--I'hc courtroom this
morning Wi> crowded.
Judge ln-rtInm, addressing th1 'nrr,
said Il suppose. gentlemen, YOU hay" not
a"rrcd:'
The Foreman. Answer: No. your Honor.
we can't come 10 any agreement whatcycr.
The Judge then discharged the jury, and
ordered that Stokes bc rclnandcu to Jail
without lmil,
The prisoners doftr>al rose and shook
hands with zach other Hrd fhc prisoner.
Sheriff Brennan resumed custody .: Stokes
and took him back TO the TombS. An M
mrnsc crowd watched the prisoners r"rcSs
from the hrldin". 1t i known that the
Jury remained divided precisely II on Satur-
Daylight for murder IN the first d"-rrr
and four for manslauGhtcr (hird dcgrc").
The New York Press on the Trial.
New YORK, July lj.-rhc press Of this
city comments upon the result in the Stokes
case.
The Express calls ii Il farce and contempt
for common sense. Hereafter. it SavS. muir
der is no crime. but Il little trial and II dis
agreement ut first and finally III acqIitaI.
The CcnmcrcidI .idr"rhScr blamc> the law,
which allows no Intermediate verdict be-
tween murder in the first degree and man
slaughter in the third degree. The Post
SAYS we are nearing. If we have not already
reached that point. where taking of lille l.
not to hr considered murder except IN cases
u; yIlrar burglars who have tres pissed upon
the right Of property and sacrificed life.
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NASCEsESEEss ITEMS.

RELIGIOUS NoTrS. - Nnnc of our town TrI>,
tors havin" left home on account Of llI,
heated term" the usual >cr> ices were held
in all "l our churches on Sunday. Umli
otherwise ordered The AFTERNOON service at
the PRESBYTERIAN church will commence at {
O'Clock.
\ runp Inc'rir" nn,l"r thr auspices Of Il
r"lu'1;; N,,lnan named Harriet Lee was com.
ncnccd III Chesterfield Park OH SUNDAY
Service, were held III II \. VI. and at ::
and : L. NJ, The woman preaching ol
the two former occasions 10 large con
"r"G;llon>. In consequence Of her fatigue
The pulpit was occupied at night by Mr.
Roicland. Il local cXhurtcr Yesterday at |
\. VI. the Rev. Mr.. Christian preached. anG
Harriet Lee at night. The meetings will Ii
coninucd for some time. Harriet Lccis very
black. and is remarkable woman. speak
m~ very distinctly, being almost perfect in
lun~ln,~e and gesture, and ryincrs Il dccl
knowledge not only Of the Bible and oi
scriptur,l history, but of matters and thing,
in General. The meetings will doubtless b,
largely attended. At the close of the cXcr,
ci>c> some alc-hodicd brother generally
hands around hat TO receive contributions
SAHEATr-SCuoor. MEETlxG.-- Our reporter
on sunday paid II general visit to the sab
bath schools. and found the number in attend
a'''c "'oNc 'h' usual average dIlll the sum
'''' fi"l''l'S, "hrn teachers from various
''o>'>, aie S'hrF'''I Sraf'c ana GOOD mum
tr I" ,io >'''a'''r eillldirh are kept at home
Aii ol 'le Sri''oiH are III Il satisfactory con
dlil"n, ana SHOW general increase. At the
Mrlh"dlSi srilo"l Mr. T.. cary lSs'llcriilcnd-
rnl' ana d; Il. iTfuuc secretary At tc i'rc>-
!!lefi''' h'N; " "'I''' ~ ,aihp''e'' Is super
l,,rhu,,'' al'o M' l.. pu'll',E'n II, secretary
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SARATOGA. July i3.--To-day's races com
mcnr"d with Stccplc-clla>c iif nil ages
$500 10 the winner and 500 to the second
horse; distance, three miles, over fair hunt
ny course. The race was won by Tammr-
ny. beating Lob2lia three lengths; EcSuvius
was third anl two lengths behind; AStrono
mcr close up, dnh sIiFcSian last. AlilcStir
"boItcd" when II lIli" from home. Time
GI7. Alilc>ian was the tavorit" Ut two 10 ons
against the field
The second l:rcc was Il miles for Il pul,t
Of 5000. -Four horses started. Midday was
the winner; Alcrrinlan, second; Mrtclla
third; and Ellie Hunt, fourth. The betting
was $500 on Midday; 5000 on MctclIa. Slli
OF Allie Hunt: and 800 OF Mcrriman.
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AIiRly ED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JChY Il, lsi:.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Bourne, New York. mcr-
chamfsc and pasIngcrs John W. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer Petersburg Geughcgin, Baltimore, mcr-
clundfst and passengers. Powhatln Steamboat COM
lianyi
schooner Caroline Holmes. Jackson, Baltimore,
sugar, Old Dominion Sugar Refinery.
Schooner Mohawk, Wright. liaSrc de- Grace, coal,
Cottrell L Go.
Stc:t::'rr John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mcr-
chaudiSc and uassViIgcrs. l.. Il. Tatu,r. agent
Steamer J. s. Gt@au, Carr, Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, W. y. Porter, agent.
CLEARED.
s"honnrr William Morgan, Hutts, Washington.
granite, curtis Parker.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Isaac Bel, blakcnan. New York, mer
chandisc and passengers. ~ W Wyatt.
CLEARED FOR TIiiS PORT
NEW HAVEN, CT. July ll.-Schooncr Sarah j..
nosrnS. july ll.-Schooncr Emclint' Mclean.
Crowcii, kenncbcc, 10 load for Richmond.
MEMORANDA.
VEST rniSr, VA. July l5.-Arrircd steamer
stat" Of Maryh,u' baltimore. merchandise aud PAS
>cu..crs. Richmond and York River Railroad Com
rany to s, on Tuesday.
NORFOLK. July l3-Arriyci, sch"onrT Angelica,
light. from Richmond; schooner Campbell, light,
frpiiI Rschmomd,
RIO JlsErRU. June 1.--Arryct, bark Adelaide
rcnicrgast br,.Ncvey from ,, iirhmond, p n
Merrill. Willis; Excel. Ludam Hattie ;. Brewer
Mary Jane. Lcck Althca. Darby: Adcliza. Love
land Il Fan r. ,"rr Wrin,a iTIy nf ,ho"m"r
T. Whit" Deacon, from Virginia schooner J. II.
Marril Quinlnn. from Richmond for stamford.
DISASTER.
Srhmcn;r Joseph f. Comygcs, Hubbard. from New
York for rrrf Carultna carrici away lofci;ist
heal oil Point L"okour, and pnt into Norfolk 9Th
Instant io repair ,llif,ges.
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California News.

Iaycd twenty f'nr hours hy cloud-bur>t,
which washed away i inrtion of the track
near Boca, Nevada. The danlagt h.s- been
repaired.
\ portion Of the Canadian Pacific sur
vcying party. returned to kamloopS, report
the Chilcoatar Indians openly hostile, and
threatening tue work Of survey. They have
already attlhkcd portion Of the railroad
party at the forks Uf th& Skcena river: 1t is
alleged that the Indians arc iilctnscd at The
destruction Of II village by fire through tht
clrcIcssncSS OF white travellers, and that thf
>avaGeS armed themselves and notified The
Government oiilcctS that no travellers OF
freight would be permitted u PASS through
their territory.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Geneva Arbitration.

nC ScneF1
GENEVA, July 1a.-Count SclopIs. presi
dent of the Board Of hrbitraton; Barot
D'Itajuba; apd Mcssrs. Gushing, Davis, ant
Waite. are already here.
The English agents are expected this morn
Ing. To-day's sitting t?'lI be purely formal
The proceedings of the Board drc still con
fidential.
Second Dispatch.
GENEVA, July 15.-It is believed that the
session of the Board of Arbitration Will con
tinue from six weeks to two months.
The English agents wil' make Il strong
contest against the Srnfrictn direct claim
but the prevailing impression Is that the
award in favor of the United States will be {
large one. The efforts of the newspaper cor
respondents have failed to remove the sea
of secrecy; Daily sitting will probably bt
decided upon for the present. The first sub
jccts discussed will be the principles cnun
ciated by the treaty of Washington.
England.
LoSnos, July 15.--1rhc storms and food:
heretofore mentioned have been particularly
disastrous in Cheshire and Lancashire. Mucl
property has been destroyed and several case:
Of loss of life have been reported.
Franco:
PARIS, July I;-Catacazy; kte Russian
Minister to the United States: has published
Il pamphlet here in Justification Of his course
while representing the Russian Government
in the United States.
Second Dispatch.
PARIS. July 15.-Gambctta, in speech al
Lafertc-sous-Jonarrc Yesterday, praised the
Republic us the embodiment of the principles
of Sclf.goycrnmcnt, order. and prosperity
!Ic denounced the Conservative party, ant
complimclithd President fhlers in higt
terms. declaring his administration had been
a great success.
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The Greeley Ticket Ginning Strength

Special LcIrgram 10 TIE Dispatrh.
WAsnlSGroS. July 1j.-Lctters have been
received to-day by the Grccltr and Brown
Club giving very cheering accounts Of politi-
c-s matters in various StiteS North, and par
ticuIarly in Indiana, from whence there
are great numbers of letters showing in
crcasing strength of the ticket The interest
in official as well as outside circles here over
the North Carolina election is becoming very
intense. Th" defeat Of I;adicaIism in that
state will without doutjt 81 discourage the
Grant party aS to have decided effect llron
their prospects in other States. TIMOS.
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nations, but has peculiar right to be
grateful to the good people of the Second
Presbyterian church. such acts as this en-
dear the donors not only TO the rccipl-
ents Of their bounty, but to every true
hearted person in our community.
MORE NEw BrILDrxGs.-Sincc our last re-
port some l,aIf-dozrn new buildings have
been commenced, and we arc Informed of as
many more to he commenced during this
month. All of these are being built for the
owners or for tenants already secured.
Houses do not remain idle day in this
uIacc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16
s'ub;,n News.

KEY WEST, July l2.-The defeat OF Hoi'
ruin is confirmed. The Spanish loss was
heavy.
II i said that twcnty-nine members OF
the Famie's expedition were Killed.
General y;inl:,sctln. in Il proclamation
unou retiring. SAYS no not think it pos
sile that the revolution can exist longer
than four or live months