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New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
Bteamtrais aao Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Pa Le30 Now-Yor Of bsiyst Con-
nets a. toerie w. Oh So Bneh r. X At VI Hanptn JUNCTION With
tle Dcg1e LackaWnnna and WeTern kaai As1Dg sth
The bezh and SusQrhanna sai II Lato sh ne Ieza
Nay hlFoaf a De- connections forming direct re n ttssrh
sni tie We without change 10 Cntu Per isana ADJ
TrrkS fae
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

IERE. JOHNSON. Jr., Auctioneer.
~ No rs CEDAR-sr.. s.ioRN.
Re Est.te propy Auction Sales Of socks
Purnisrre Merchandise. kc
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

CITY OF LAWRENCE. snt
CITY OF NORWICH
VIII NewYork daily SUNDAYS excepted at O'Clock ~ from
Pier No 40 North River foot OF Canal ald Watsssts
For NewLoldon Norwich connecting with kress Trans
m lie above poats via Central Norwich and Worcester and
Boston. Hartford, and Erie Railroads -
For through eghS apply q ihe ohee Per ~
Souh River. W. +. PARKER, Agent.
fE. Y,rk Irne6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
st. Louis Magnetic Springs.

correspondence OF the fress.l
PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1872
How magnetism can be held in solution in
water is an snomaly for the scientist to explain
have just returned from Il delightful visit To
the st. Louis Magnetic Springs, Gratiot county,
Michigan, and am convinced that such ls the
TACT from personal analytical examination OF
the waters of those springs.
This magnetic character gives TO these waters
The most extraordinary and truly wonderful
curative properties for which they are celebra-
ed, especially in all the various forms o. rhea-
matte aud renal disease
There are now some there twelve hundred
visitors who can testify to the efficacy Of magnet,
ic waters, which are clear and cold. aud most
delightful tn drink and 5athe in. The bath
house accommodations are perhaps the very
beat in the country.
The 81. Lonis Springs may be reached from
the Eas. by going first To Detroit, and thence
via Saginaw by rail to The place in n few hours
S. q.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
DAILY GAZETTE.

I,hn D. Baldwin Of Staunton. Va, says he was
...;,sd To the Fifth Avenue Conference ostensibly
=. onro.e Grant but really to oppose Mr.. Greeley.
put the Managers mistook their man. When
..L.a how the southern people could support
.s.;, aid enemy he replied. 1.-The chivalrous South
vilI not be over-matched by Mr.. Greeley IN mag
n.nimity. We will grant him an amnesty and
.,,ove his disabilities We intend to 20 on h'l
,,nar Mr.. Baldwin is one Of the ablest men in
,hs south, and wherever he speaks he urges the
enthusiastic support Of the Cincinnati nominees
.na NJ does Ex-Governor Letcher.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
For the Daily Gazette.
Trouble In the Radical Camp.

Who's to bc the candidate for Mayor that's
the question. From the great favor in the
City Council Ring its is very certain that the
most prominent candidates for nomination
for Mayor don't suit those gentlemen, and
they are determined to exert themselves to
defeat the OLD candidates by putting one Of
their own number in the field for nomination.
10 accomplish this secret meetings are
called to further their designs, the power OF
the city must be thrown in favor of the King
candidate The Street and Water Depart
ment must fall into line at once. The cOlorcd
vote must be secured If possible. The city must
have a man whom they can control for any
and all purity purposes. Talent or morality
being non essential qualification in the esti-
and ready and willing to work for our own
individual interest, is the Kings motto u
he don't know what to do we will tell him, !;
the Rings sentiment; we know our man ant
must secure him. we must labor earnestly u
make the public believe that ours is thu
strongest candidate by telling every persoI
we meet that our man is the strongest before
the people. Those expressions and man.
others of similar character are being exten
siyely used to defeat the best men named TO
the Office of Mayor by the Radicals. 10 tn
Democrats this is certainly amusing and W
trust they may be successful in nominatn
the city candidate BY all means put you
man through, the Democrats will be please
with the nomination. if all the Radicals al
not content, you will please more persons
his nomination than you could by allowin
those who are not politicians to make yol
nomination for you, you will please you
selves and all the Democrats IN the city,
, all means try to please the largest NUMBER
our citizens, and you will have the kind n
e CARDS of u n,.on .rs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
Tho Negro Outrages in North caro-
lln0.

RALEIGH, July lS.-Umted States COMMISSION n
or X. w. Best has issued warrants for the arrest
of number of the parties engaged in the stfempt,
ed assassination and whipping OF the coioie'
Greeley marshal Cross. who came to the city 10
dav from the woods, where he had concealed him.
self. The investigation before the commis.ohs
takes place tomorrow. large number 9i sup'
nenas have been issued, and it is supposed many
more arrests will result theretrom, as It Is general
" believed that there was an organized cohsp,la.s
> A. "a Meeting of the late executive committee I"
tbe liberal republicans a circular was issued III
structing the public to endorse and support IN
democratic and conservative State ticket, heaae'
by Judge Merryman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20

hwcs too bad to send poor old Senator VIII
son down u North Carolina in this mi,lsunl.
mer beat, TO make stump speeches for himself
and Grant. But then the exigsncy il awful,
and required both the United States Treasury
aud the candidate for Vice Presidency 70 meet
IT, Wilson ~ the best drudge the party ever
aad, perfect maid.of.all-work; hut it does not
follow that he should be made to do all the dir
y work ofthe party now he is about to Ike sscrl'
nesd Tor ,ts benefit. II is positively crne! Il
make the poor mxn work M hard OH the eve q
als own pre-ordainsd defeat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
Cameron on Fornev.

A New York correspondent had an interview
81 ~ remeron at his home at Harrisburg, yester-
S.y Simon says Forney's opposition to Hart
rsnft amounts to nothing people understand the
motives, "Forney is n,ttled because Hartranft
caused the exposition that he obtained $4,000 for
recommending Evans" He also thinks "Forney
,l find some excuse for DESERVING arant." The
secret Of Forneys friendship for Buckalew Is that
tba latter was 'on the committee who reported
Eorney's detaication when Clerk OF the Senate
and helped to whitewash him"
The above no doubt contains one of old
Camsron's Incredible stories.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
SENATOR Sumner: Advising Co!oreo
Men 70 Vote for Horace Greeley.

From the Boston Globe tHranp.
WASHINGTON, July IA gentleman Wn,'
called on Senator Sumner this morning lo',l''
him b,sily engaged in the preparation Of Of let, IT.,
ter in reply to one received BY him in; signed . oy ~
one hundred colurel men, ing h's advice ~
To how they should vote at the coming rrfs,
DENTAL election. The Senator, IN ms rsp'y
which will be brief, urges moi only th"t .he.
vote FOR {; reeley, but tina, they use all hones'
endesyors to secure others Of their race y vo'F
likewise, srminding them OF the tact INA. G.e. sr,
lev like HIMSELF was one Of their hrs' a"" n''"
est friends.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
AwoMAN'S A REVENGE.

uv,xo SEPARATED FROM HER HUSBAND THROUGH
sLASpERous REPORTS, SHE SHOOTS HER IRA
pUCER DEAD.
SAN Francisco, July l9.- Sanderous reports
concerning the character OF lady named hehnsf
IS wears OF age, u tew months married. eanse'
s.rsration between husband and vile yesterday
The scandals were circulated ny ono ,"''"',ns
r,hs ,t;es ali reside near Pstalun,a. Mrs Ken
n.y se.im,, Cummings riding past her house
seized shotgun and shot him dead, then wen'
to Petaluma and surrendered herself to the an, ,
.horities. She has the fullest sympathy OF une
community, as she is believed to be "ho''y 'h"o'
cent Of the conduct imputed To her.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
For the Daily Gazette.
Reconciliation.

IL Is well said that this word RecouciI;o,;on
ought TO be the watchwotl OF the ca,npaion-
w hen II Is remembered that this is the word OF
WI WI. sumner VINO has been Radical Republican,
"'i" Tue sentiments OF many other Lepublicans
who have come down to a level :, do ,,s,ice 10 ,
hi'Ie portion OF our southern people, and to har-
nohi@e Win the Democratic party to give free
dom. equality and prosperity to the white people
OF the south, 1t expresses the sentiment which
a'"u M aet"ate every patriotic heart in the nation.
he L'oerai Republicans have also selected IA can
d'hdte tbat coin'nends itself to the Reconciliation
ana support OF the Democratic party Horace
treeley was opposed to the war when It came: at
thc earliest opportunity he was for negotiation,
ana ~heh II was over. he was for Amnesty and
reconciliation. The bent OF his great paper and
MS own influence have been for this purpose, in
spite OF all the powers that be- and now because
oi et$rhai hagcilation. oppression and death, he
mas SET up "A head ship against the Black Kepubi
cans ot ms own party and promises to defeat ths
enemies oil our country. In many other things h,
| Is Democratic IN his principles lie has ever beel
l"r 10, ne masses OF the people, humanitarian. -
| The Cincinnati and Baltimore platform are agans
the Capitalization and accumulation of power 10
the one term principle for president; resumption
| o1 specie payment at the earliest hour, reduction
"i taxation, reform OF the civil service, removal q
lhe vile horde OF flee holders, OF the nurther
tax masters IN the SOUTH the making OF the whit
man equal to the colored, and the deliveraiice {
the southern people III general from that asgres
son. tyranny and oppression which hu. Tor $
many years cried to heaven tor redress 1t Is ohl
By reconciliation among ourselves that we can d'
hver our southern people from the evils OF pr
scrpton, hate. strife and passions of the war, ar
| reconcile our whole country. 1t would seem th
any man who would not vote for Horace Greelt
10 accomplish this noble purpose is not Il patrle
IL not II christian man, u humane man. Let
all then harmonize to make our country mo
free, happy and prosperous The writer OF Il
h.ar tha ,S
D but let us make 1t triumphant.
, A UNION MAN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
Secrecy at Geneva.

GENEVA, JULY l9.-There was no session OF the
Board Of Arbitration yesterday. To-day's session
lasted from l until o'clock. all the members
present The English and American counsel were
engaged the greater part OF the day yesterday.
and until late hour last night preparing plead
ings. 1t is supposed that tho discussion to-day
Of England, which Lord Tenterden denies The
court adjourned until Monday.
1t is impossible to give any idea OF the duration
Of the present session OF the Board OF Arbitration
ct Geneva
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
1otifes.
Notice..
Edward McKelvy. ct. al, l
In Chancer.y,

Edward Mckelvy. ct. AL. In Chancery.
VS.. New Castle County.
Cornelius Mcdrenree, ct. al. Cause of Partition.
In pursuance Of an order of the Chancellor in the
above cause, ma de at the February Term lS12. all
persons having any lien or liens affecting the in
teres; or estate of Cornelius Mc4renree. Rosa Nee
nan. Patrick Mundy. Ann Mundy; Csthar,nee, Nc
Hrenree. Edward Mckelvy. Sarah Mckelvy. Hugh
Shields Hannah Shields and John McMonagle. or
either OF them in the lands ANA premises to which
said cause relates, are hereby notified to file pc
ti:ion settin forth the nature md amount OF the
same. in the office of the Register in Chancery for
day in September. /. i. 1873, and to apnesr and
prove sad lien liens at the ensuing term o the
Court, before the rising Of the Court on the third
day Of the term. CIAS. b. LORE. Trustee.
| Wilmington. Del July 2. ls72-2O-2awtsep3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
coun.e,-cenera, Butler.

p,ss;'s.nt %S in ,Ie early par. 1871, gave per
emIaory o.ier for the removal OF fni,er .o"a n
s,l.Genrral in Egypt, and il is certain ns h.. W.T."
M na longer disgrace the American name Aor 'a'
IN any official capacity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20

The Branch. to Chester river, of the Kent
County Railroad is being pushed forward with
energy, and will be completed some time
next week.
In Australia Spring begins August 20: Sum-
mer, November 2O Autumn, February 20 and
Winter Nav 90
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

' Ely BRIEF LETTERS GLADLY RECEIVED. IoSo
COMMUNICATIONS Will NOT Re PRINTED VIZ
ARE IN NowIsE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE VIEWS
OF CORRESPONDENTS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
A Camp MeetinR

for Red Lion and Glasgow charge. Wilmington
| Conference. will be held in MUORE'S WOODS
commencing AUGUST 1st. 1872
Preachers and people cord tally invited to at
| tend. A. }. CkOXIER,
| Red Lion. Del. June 18th. 1872. Pastor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20

NOTICE.
~ The Trustees Of the Poor for New Castle
county wi meet ut the Almshouse of said county
on WEDNESDAY. the 3lst inst. at II o'clock, At n.
|, persons having 81 ,ims will present them to the
Trustee of their hundred on or bet,r" that day
jvl0tm JOHN W. EVANS. Clerk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
NOIlcE
DIVEKvlEw CEMETERY.

DlvERVlEW CEMETERY.
III Lots in kiyerview Cemetery will he sold Mt
the Secretarys Office IN and after july lst for one
month. a. follows:
i.,ts fronting on the Avenues i22.5u.
All other Lots. 8l5iU
Payments: Une-lhird cash AMI the balance in
one and two mouths.
On and after August LIST:
Lots fronting or the Avenues s30O.
All other lots. s2l..u.
Lithographed plots and further IN Information i'll
be furnished by j l.. Thompson. Sul.erintende
at the Cemetery. j. MAklS.
iy2eodlm Sec'y and Tre, 3ll Market s,reet
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
THIRD GRAND EXCURSION III
UP THE HUDSON RIVER
TO WEST POINT,
THURSDAY, AUGUST ist, 1872,

LEAVING WILMI NGTON. DEL. via p. W. h b.
VEST piiiLA LAOELPiifA.T I A. Nj.
Arriving at Jersey City about 1920. thence b- the
splendid steamer SLEEpi HOLLOW up the iiud-
SON touching at est Point to afford an opportu-
nifty to those who may desire to visit that place or
remain on the boat and proceed up to Newhurg
Making the distance on the river 81 miles. afford
ing a view Of the grandest and most pcturesa e
river upon the Continent of America. =
Returning. leave Jersey City at $50. p. m. arr-
wing home the same evening.
The City Cornet Band will accompany the excur-
sion.
Meals furnished on the boat. on the European
plan. ut moderate Prices.
Parties getting aboard at Chester or West Phila-
delphia. must procure their tickets beforehand.
Tickets can be secured at the book store OF
| B B1ughman Thomas X Co., AL Market street.
For description of route see illustrated pnmphlet
| FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, 81 Is.
AS-Tickets limited. r. L. Il. SMITH.
jy20 dte-wlt Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20

One-,hiri Of the st. Louis Times has just been
snld for cash consideration OF Sl2j 900. The
retiring member il Stilson Huchins, who was
head of the paper both in its business and eJi
tnrial departments. Mr.. liutchins's career in
st. Louis presents n remarkable instance OF in
d,lslry and the success which fellows. lie
went to the city six years ago from Iowa, and
on borrowed capital Of eight hundred dollars
began the Daily Times. The thought Of sncl'
an undertaking would stagger most persons; bat
the never firing energy of this man was his
capital and the means whereby he overcalne al
Obstacles, and his borrowed eight hundred dol
lars have grown into fortune Of nearly
quarter of million within the six years. The
Zines is = Democratic paper, and when Gree
| ley and Brown were nominated At Cincinnati
Mr. Hntchns promptly brought it to their sup
port. The other proprietors were not satisfied
with this, and hence he retired, although tn
paper will continue to sustain Greeley.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
for 8eut.

INOR RENT-Rooms in the second story Of the
T. Gazette building. 4I6 Market street. suitable
for Offices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
Attempted Assassination of the
King and Queen Of Spain.

MADRID, July 1876 A. M.-At midnight last
night, as the King and Queen were returning
from the Palace Garden to the Palace, five
men, conveniently posted in Arnal street,
uninjured. One of the assassins was i'm
mediately killed by an attendant of the royal
party, and two others were captured. The
greatest indignation is everywhere expressed
at the cowardly deed. The tranquility of the
city is undisturbed, although, when accounts
Of the affair began to be generally circulated
there was much excitement, and crowds gatE-
cred in the neighborhood where the attack
had been made
BY O'Clock in the morning, almost the
| whole population of Madrid was Fastening
| through the streets, their Majesties remained
self-possessed during the scene of excitement
which ensued upon the attack, the brief con-
| flict with the aSsassins. When quiet had been
in a measure restored they proceeded to the
palace, where they now are receiving mem
bers of the Ministry, civil and military author
tiles OF the city, and deputatiOnS from the
people. All classes are enthusiastic in reiOic-
ing over the failure OF the murderous attack
King Amadeus will visit Santandcr to NOR
row in pursuance of q previously formed
determination.
MADRID, July 10 Evening The King ant
Queen assisted at the 'Tc Deum'' in the rOya
chapel to-day. The King subsequently walk
I'd through the streets and was cheered will
enthusiasm by the people. All classes ar
hastening to show their loyalty and sympath!
, for the dynasty.
A crowd to-day attempted to take the assa~
sins out of Jail to shoot them, but stron
, force of police prevented.
A judicial inquiry Is actively progrrsSn
into the circumstances Of the attempted asSa:
, sinatiOn. There is no doubt that all connect
). cd with the crime will be dealt with accordin
= to the utmost rigOr Of the law.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-20
FOR ENT.
for SALE aud for Reut.

TTNHOSE who have houses or lots to sell should
l. advertise them iu the DAILY 0AzErrG.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25
SOMETHING LACKING.

Since our last issue we have received
full reports Of the proceedings at Cincin
natl. The New York tribune dcvotcs
over eight columns to a special report.
Strange to say, the TIidUlie, while giving
the names of the Committee on Crcdcn-
tials, and all minor reports of the Com
mittee in full does not favor its readers
with the list of duly accredited members
can gather is that Col. Rockerby, "A Dem
ociat, and b. f. Nickerson, who cldimed
to be q citizen Of california, cast the
twelve votes of California for Greeley.
j. Ii. johnson, who, as an Oregon CO.
temporary states, never voted Il Republi-
can ticket in his life, gave the six votes of
Oregon to Greeley. Those eighteen votes,
il given to Adams at the ballot before the
last, would have nominated him. In adj
dition, an Iowa exchange tells us that
the delegates from that State were nearly
all Democrats. Taking what we have to
go on, this was a Republican assemblage
with vengeance. No wonder some
Democrats have no hesitation in endors-
ing it. The plain truth is this Sore
headed Republicans who had not received
what they deemed was their fair share of
the spoils, and soft-shelled Democrats
who were ready to go to the Republican
side, or to. anywhere else provided they
could shove their fists into the public
crib, met in conclave at Cincinnati. Be-
fore this body came Presidential asprants
on the lat chance list. Horace Greeley
turned his " Recollections of a Busy Life"
to transient advantage, out bidding and
out-intriguing his opponents. There was
q time when Greeley was earnest, sincere
and honest. That was before he aimed
to be President. The Cincinnati swindle
to which he has committed himself has
not only lost him our vote but our res pect.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25
SATURDAY. MAY 20, 1872.

FoRNEY on THE SITUATION. - The
Philadelphia Press of May 10th says !:
Horace Greeley did not win the Cinicn-
natl nomination by indirection. He got
1t by the boldcst uttranccs of his views,
and above All by peremptoriy refusing
TO yield to the Fundamental Democratic
doctrine of free trade. We all know
that he does not affect General Grant but
we also know that his convictions are un-
utterably hostile to the pronounced and
still cherished heresies Of the Democratic
party. The Convention that honored
him was loud in its declarations that it
was Republican Convention and moth
ing else. Let the Re-
publicans stand to their guns and await
events. Their disscnsions are by no
means incurable. Their free discussions
Of candidates and policy will prove, we
believe, the storms that purity the atmos-
phere. Abuse Of Horace Greeley of the
Cincinnati Convention would be a poor
investment. 1t certainly will not make
him less acccptab BILE to the Democrats or
more ready to withdraw from the field
II they nominate candidates Of their own.
He is fair subject fo- criticism, being
himself critic, but he has too strong II
hold upon the situation to make 1t safe or
decent for tie Republicans to hold him
up to ridicule or shame. The Democrats
must either cheat or take him, and either
way the Grant Republicans must be the
painers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25

RETIRED WEALTHY,-The Virginia
City Chronicle suys: "a few days since
worthy young woman of this city re-
tired from the arduous and responsible
position of cham bermad in hotel. Be-
fore leaving she secured a good and in
dustrious womau to take her place, thus
guarding the interest of her former en-
p oyer, on calling for n settlement she in
formed her employer that she had been
dabbling in stocks for year or more,
and had made enough to retire. On in
quiry, it was ascertained that she had n
bank account o. considerable more than
two hundred thous ,nl dollars. She i.
not married vet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25

THE Cincinnati Convention was called
by the so called Revenue Rclormers, but
its originators were cleaned out. Here's
the way some Of them felt the evening OF
Greecy's nomination:
Carl Schurz says: 81 have no dis
enlargement | came into the Convcn-
tion and by the Convention will abide"
Horace White says: ~ am not feeling
well | will try to feel better over our
affair Tomorrow"
David A. Wells says: "The cause of
free trade is set back twenty years.
will go to Europe and do nothing to
help Grant. How can | be happy?
Edward Atkinson, of Massachusetts,
says: 81 want to go a fishing. | am
sold out. Protection, like a victorious
nightmare, rides us ALL"
Judge Brn<erhoff says Greeley is n
nuisance in the way of all reforms. He
has no logic, no reason, only n smattering
of the odds and ends of things. The
country is not safe with him. Grant is a
failure, but we can trust him.
Col. VIM. NJ. GrosvenOr, of Missouri,
says: 1--WE are discouraged. The Ger
mans do not like it. | retire, to sleep il
| can, perchance to dream"
Per Contra: Gratz Brown says Greeley
is the chivalrous spirit of the peace. To
write three columns day, six days in
the week, and be SO little of fool is
craftsmanship.