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Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20

A Berlin letter to the New York Tri-
sbsse states that the German government
hes received circular from GortschakoH,
'rslativs to the recall Of Catucazy. This
circular is said to have been rendered
necessary by the following circumstances
The American Minister, Kramer. during
Q dinner al the house Of the German Min.
isass. at Copenhagen. proposed tho read
iug'vf a'lrttsr from the American govern
,ment explanatory Of the Ca'acazy affair.
but the kussian Minister refused to listen.
and the German Minister said such letters
must not be read in his house. Suisse
qusntly, Mr.. Kramer went to each Min
lister in Copenhagen, and read the letter
TO them individually. The same letter
statcs that the Gar considers Alexis as
'slightcd by President Grant in not return.
sinG bis visit. and the Emperor will not
allow Alexis to return to Washington,
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Congress should admit no more States
Sbe mere partisan considerations. Nevada
ssd Nebraska werc brought into the
Union for the sole purpose Of increasing
ths number Of Radical Senators. aud in
utscr defiance Of the principle Of rcprcscn-
tatiou. The former. with about forty
thousand inhabi. ants. ba, as many Scna-
tors q tho State Of New York, with four
million people. This is gross wrong.
'sad ths precedent will some day work
great mischief. II not repudiated. We
notice that . movement Is being made in
'Cosgfess to admit Colorado and New
Mexico. The Radical managers are try
'ise 10 accomplish this before the new Ap-
spostjonmeut bill becomes lnw. for the
reason that il provides that no State shall
b sdmitted which has not population Of
18S, 900. the basis Of representation IN
the lower House. This provision would
keep out Colorado and New Mexico, and
very properly.
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Registers Order

REGISTER OFFICE
New Castle County, bee. eth ISL
tpon the application of bay : Winehrcner
and John " ilnckmtn. Executor, Of William
Millwara, late of Prnridcr Hundred in siii coun.
Is, deceased il IL ordered ani directed l., the
Register thu, the Executors aforesaid give no,iro
Of the granting Of letters ,csitmcutnry upnu The
Estate of The deceased. with ihc date Of granting
thereof. h., causing advertisements 10 l.. posted
within forty daAs from the dnir Of such letters
in six OF the most public places ut the County u'
New Castle rcqGiiins al letsUHs having demand,
against the Estate, To present the same or abide
by an Act Of Assembly in such ease made aud
provided. Aud also cause the same 10 lr insert
ed within the same period in the .Haii,fonn
TrdascrIpt, n n,spaper published In Mdile,own
and TO he continued therein Two months
-, Given under the hand aud Seal of O.-
t. s. fee OF the Register aforesaid. ai New
49, Castle, ia New Castle County aforesaid
the day and year above written
u GIBBS, Register
NOTICE All persons having claims against
the Estate of the deceased must present the same
duly ntics,cd to The Executors on or before Dec
Ith 1871, or abide nm Act Of Assembly IN such
case made and provided.
DAVID s. NlNEBRENElt. ! B..
JOHN ". BrtkMAS. "Ass"'o's'
Appags-John " Buckman.
Jan l3-2m $50 Arch Street, phila.
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Maryland q. y. Se nator.

Tho Maryland Legislature for several
,dsys past has been ballo,ing for n L S.
Senator. to succeed Hon. Gcorge Vickers,
but without success. At u caucus meet
ting on Thursday night il was decided that
lion. George Il. Dcnuis. Of Somcrse,
county, be elected. which was probably
done yesterday. Mr.. Vickors term ex-
!pircs on March 4th.
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STOLEN.

1>RDM the stable OF ,'e subscriber residing in
l. Middle Neck on Thursday night, sih inst, u
BAY HORSE,
ahon: i52 hands high, round built in good or
der. No white spots on him except on the righ,
hind heel, close to the part e the hoof; very
thin mnnc. hairs of the tail rubbed a, the roof,
and when stolen was slightly rubbed under the
tail by crnppcr. Look him straight Ia the fac,
one eau gee thai his head twisted 10 the righi
Toes arr turned slightly inward is n good yocr,
far above the average.
tine hundred dollars will he paid for the rcco,.
cr, Of 'i,c horse.
II MekEE.
Ian l3--,f Middiciown, Del
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FOR SALE
MIDDLE TOWN NER SERIES
$4,000 HEALrnY PgAcm TnEEs.
sep, Off Err, COCHRAN, Proprietor
Middlctown, Del.
NI,npLwrows, DrL. 81

MinDLsrowx, DxL. SRrr. 1871.
r. II. CocrRsx, EsQ.--Dser Sir III gives me
pleasure to state that the 9, 500 peach trees pur-
chased from you four years ago have turned out
as represented In every particular. They are
large and healthy and the frui, this season was
Of superior quality aud very abundant The
same number Of trccs purchased OF you last r~li
are also healthy and doing well.
sswsLI. eRRsS.
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| Mahogany Enclosed Washstand,

mahogany opcu washsinni, mahogany
washs'ands marble tops bureau,
venetian. imperial and ingram ear
pets, , superior iron hcds,cnls,
smnl iron lciyiead
sewing machine suitable for manufacturing or
family use aud various other articles
too numerous tu mention.
Se> The furniture may Ice seen the dAy be-
forc the sale !, will be sold At " clock on the
day Of sale
TERNS.-All sums of $50 and under. c.sh /:
sums over $50 credit OF cigh, month. will
he given the purchaser giving uoic, with APP
proved security, payable 81 Citizens National
Bank Of Nidilc,nwn, Del. No property 10 he
removed until the conditions nrr complied With
Sale u, 10 o clock. \. ".
I " Rn!cy, Aus. 7. II. ELDRlDGE.
Jan ll--is
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DIED.

Al her residence in Philadelphia, on the morn
log Of Tuesday, January 10th, Mrs. Maria 4.
black, rclict Of Hon Jas. D. Black of Delaware
In the ss,h year Of her age.
On December 9Th ut his residence in Sa.sa-
fras Neck, James Price, aged 40 years and nine
nsn,hs.
In Camden, n. J. on January i:th Mrs. Cath
arne Brinion, in the 3oth year OF her age
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l PEACH WAGON.

peach body, l set of springs for peach body. ,
iron axle waso l four-horse wagoa. 2 iron Ak
ie ox-cnris. ! Sinclair h Go. hay cutter, I large
wagon body, hay fork, blocks and rope. Q sets Of
wagon harness, spring-,ooih rake. | cylinder
roller, new last Spring ! clover seed sower, on
wheels; clover hailcr, l clover sathercr, 2
thrcc-horse trrsd-nill power. 2 grain fans,
wheel cnliivator, ! wheat drill with seed sowcr,
corn drill, l hay prcss, wakeman's patent |
corn grinder, plows, harrows, culiivaiors. chain
traces. OK chains, hill side piow, and numerous
athcr urtrlra
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osAGE Qu1CKs.

gINllE subscriber has for sale 100, 600 Ossse-
l. Qmeks, one year old aud fine siar and quail.
ity, nj low prices. Il. X. COCHRAN,
Jan c-3w Middlctown, Del.
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NOTICE.

A IL. persons owing Taxes in the "a District,
~ Kent county. Md. will please call aud SET
,le hy the ls ~ February, or ! shall he rom-
pelied 10 collect by law. &. W. WARREN,
Jan la--3w kenncdyvilic, Nd.
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FOR RENT.

4 Dwelling House with good garden and msas
~ house, situated In the village OF Warwick,
Md. Terms reasonable.
Jan Cit SARAH A. FLiNTliAM.
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HERMES.' ''

by Mariner out of 4" Fashion the cclebra,-
cd running mare who won the S2e, ,ooo race u
gainst Pcy,ona, at the Camden four-uc race Of
North W. South. See handbiiis for his pedigree
showing the best blood In the country, without
stain or iain'. yoke Of oxen, two accustomed
to work TO the plow
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PUBLIC SALE.

AviN0 ceased farming, will offer at pub.
1 Il lie sale, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 23d. 1872.
al the farm Of Mira. s. y. Eidridgr. between Ce-
rilton and Fredcrickiown, the i.ois, farming i'm
picuicnts, machines, &c, &c, OF large farm in
part as follows ~ Pennington reaper. with drop
per attachment; Westinghouse ihrcshcr, 36-inch;
l0-horse Pelton power, l barrel corn shelter, Z
Buckeye NOV crs and renpcrs,
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MARRIED.

In Baltimore. Oh wednesday Jan. l7,h, b..
the Rev. Mr.. Sin,ns, y. y. Henry +. farrell,
formerly Of Middeiown, and Miss Sallic J. Case,
Of Greensboro, Md.
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II HEAD OF HORSES,

some fine drivers, several mares with foal three
year old horse, | two-year old mare, 4 yesrling
colts, 7Spring colts, the thoroughbred stallion
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FOR SALE.

500, 900 Asparagus Plants, one aud two ysass
. old, 50 per 1000; 5000 Grspe vines $10.o ~
per lo0oi also, any quantity Of Blackhersy and
Raspberry Plants. JOS. A. LORD,
Jan 6, lsss--3n. Odcssa, Del,
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y. 8. s-?os City Loan. State bonds, aud MI
other markc,abls security received in payment.
For sale by
JOHN McLEAR ( son. BANKERS.
NO. co? Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware
Interest allowed on deposits.
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a HEAD OF CATTLE
~ MEAD or WHITE sHOATs.

will also offer number of articles of house
hold furniture, including large mahogany Sec
Rotary and bookcase mahogany pier table l.
Italian marble top; looking glasses, suite Of in
laid wainu, aud plush furniture, consisting OF 2
sofas, arm chsira and wall chairs; rose
wood har-clo,h spring seat sofa walnut hair
cloth spring seat chairs,
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l Velvet Arm Chair,

reps fancy arm chair, walnut cane. seat dining
room chairs, walnut cane. scat chars, rusi-seat
and Windsor chairs. mahogany hrcskfns, ta-
Bile, wnlnu, rcircshmcnt table, | upright re-
frigcrator, slate shelves: mahogany commode
mahogany wardrobe, with drawers
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SHERIFFALITY.
Mules ! Mules -

TIVE undersigned will have for sale, oa and
L after the 10th inst. al Mhlilciown Hotel =
lot OF superior Young Western Mules, which they
will dispose Of a, low prices ON favorable terms.
Farmers aud others in want Of Mules arc iavi,ed
TO examine our stock
WALKER 4 MCDOWELL.
Middls,own, Del. Jan. 9Th, ls7.-im
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For Rent.

A New Corsss-s,css and tsst Il II Asuss Il
"A Odsssa, Del. Il 3 ~ ocnnA ~ -
business. Inquire of o. aa4sum i
Dte ss.sws f6SSS. "A
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Small Fruit Plants

For sale, a, the lowest market prices Strawbcr-
~. raspberry, blackberry, geosebcrry, carraut,
aAd hoi bsd pl&his.
J.P. BOUTWELL, L BROTHER,
Jansil-3n Near Middleiown, Del
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The bonds bear T.3n gold interest, ra'ali
half yearly a, Jay Cooke Co.'S Office. Price
Par And accrued interest.
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Real Estate Mortgage on land worth ~ led.'
twice the amount loaned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DELAWARE CITY STILL ALIVE.
II. UDRNER

II. UORNER
having purchased the entire outfit OF the Della
ware lily Hotel, from Dr. +. : Dunlap, will sue
cecd him in the management of the house, and
will cnica,or 10 please all old patrons OF the
house as well rs ali new ones that may call
Ills bar will he supplied with the choices, H.
quors cigars, &c, aud his table with the lies, the
market eau afford
Twelve years experience In the business, In the
South aud in Philadelphia, he hopes will enable
A,m 10 keep house satisfactory TO the public
generally.
Dee lj-3m
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
PnorirAnlx AND srcrRs ls,rsrursr.

PROFITABLE AND SECURE lNifsfNEsf
The Northern Pacific II II Comrrnr offers =
the public au invcSimcn, security mhi % lonl
hines the ready ncroiiaLIiy and high ish., :"
a firs,-ciass Railroad Bond the so.i,lii! n'.d .
" yofa
Real Es,nte Mortgage on land worth q, !ed.'
twice the amour, loaned.
The bonds bear 7.3n gold interest ra,.tlf
half yearly at Jay Cooke 4 Co.'S niNec. Pricr
Par And accrued interest.
y. s. S-2os City Loan. State bonds aud all
other markc,abls security received in payment.
For sale by
JOHN McLEAR L son, iiankers.
NO. GO? Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Iniercs, allowed On deposits.
The Liver Is more frequently the seat of disease
than 10 generally supposed, for upon lis rrgnltr
action dspends in a great measure. the power al
the stomach bowels brain aud the whole me-
vous system. Regulate that important organ h,
taking Simmons Liver Regulator, and you lr,-
vent most Of the diseases tina, flesh is heir TO.
LDar.-On Saturday eyeaing, Jan 9Th. be-
tween Nr. Amos Lynch and the National llo-
,sl, or between the Hotel and Mr. Joseph Walk
eer's, n LONG GOLD EARRING. A suitable
reward will be given the finder, II left with Mr..
Lippincott at the National Hotel.
Take h, take IL on, and keep taking II; re-
ducs the dose that !; acts Ms gentle laxative,
and continue 1t on regularly. II Is tonic, aud
will strengthen you. |, took long time 10 con-
firm your disease, and YEN can't get well in a
day. Simmons Liver Regulator, II persisted IN,
will cure the most stubborn liver disease. There
10 no failure In II.
CouoRs AND CoLps. At the present time when
20 many persons are suffering from throat aud
lung diseases, they should hear in mind that
MAasox's CoHrorSD Synrr ~ Tar never fails in
curing CorGHs CoLps, lIoAasrsrss, Pain In the
breast, sore throat, asthma, and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs. II isan excellent remedy
for Group and hooping-couph. No family should
b without H. Beware of counerfcits. None
genuine without the signature Of Russell h Lam
1is, proprictors. on the outside wrapper Of each
bsttlc. For sale at both drug stores In Middle
town, at so cents bottle. Jap SIN. |
wAxrsp.-A white girl as nurse and to do
house work. s. b. GlNN, Middletown, Del
10000 bushels Of CORN wanted, for which tho
highest market price will be paid, on account of
3, Jelsrson / Son. J. B. FOARD.
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The Northern Pacific u Il tomrnnr offers q
the public au investment security Nh! % ON
hines the ready ncroiiatiiiiy aud high i'f', i"
a frs,-ciass Railroad Bond, til, sn!idii! ntd =
II ofM
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Call at ]. F. EL1ASON'S, Lock-
woods Corner, and examine his nov
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, and
everything usually kep. in . 6rkt-
class country store. We are deter,
mined t, sell goods low for Gsi.
J.r. ELIAs0H.
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Iosr.-On Saturday eycaing, Jan s,h, be-
tween Mr. Amos l.ynch's and the National llo-
tel or between the Hotel and Mr.. Joseph Walk
.er's, n LONG GOLD EARRING. A suitable
reward will be given the finder, II left with Mr..
Lippjueott at the National Hotel.
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Valuable Real Estate.

Comprising some oi the most desirable Farms on
the Peninsula.
Correspondence 10y mnil solicited.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-12

CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT.-WILLIAMs, J.
Wednesday, Dec. 11.-Andrew /. Wilder and
James Jones, the two men arrested Tuesday
evening on complaint Of Charles Hall, were dis
charged by the court, Hall failing to establish
case against them.
John Quinn, charged with assaulting WIN.
Henry Isaacs at Kibbe's saloon Monday eve
ming, was found guilty and fined $50 and costs
Appealed and furnished $500 bonds for his ap-
pearance at the superior court.
Patrick Early and john Scollan, for an assault
upon John ". Tigue, were each fined So and
costs.
Luther Blackmer and Peleg p Davis, the
pawnbrokers arrested for receiving part of the
goods stolen by the colored gang of burglars
recently broken up, were discharged after an
examination Of over an hour
Frank Kelley and Hannah Sullivan, each
charged with second offence of drunkenness,
were sent to the house of correction for two
months.
Michael Ryan and Patrick Wclch each paid
fine Of So and costs lor drunkenness.
William Murphy was before the court on two
old charges. On the first for cruelty 10 animals
he was fined SO and costs; and on the second
for disturbing the peace, the case was placed on
file. Some time ago he was being taken to the
Jail in Fitchburg, when he slipped his handouts
and escaped from his keeper. Officers Higgins
and Holloway saw him on Front street Tuesday
night, and gave chase to him, which he made
lively by doublings and lodgings through the
yards and alleys about Bridge and Fountain
streets, between which at last he was brought
up He will serve out his Old sentence at the
house of correction as well as working out his
rnnn,,t G,,n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-12
ITO the Associated Press. l


w WASHINGTON Dec. LINE following tele-
gram WAS sent 10 DAY DE the secretary OF the
treasury 10 the unlted States collector at the
port oi townsend, W, l.: rms department
nein@ hotlhed ny the secretary OF state that the
BRUSH forces nave Wifhdrawn from the island
OF San JUAN ana that tue ciYil jurisdiction Of
inc government Is 10 NC extended over the
island 10 tue east Oh Iiaro channel, you arc
uIiCcteu 10 treat salu isIand as embraced IN your
collectloh dIstflct, anu 10 take proper measures
10 prevent any violation oil the revenue laws
thelen'
Inc senate finance committee viii recommend
tnat the mouse internal revenue bill be so amend.
ca as to allow the bureau ilty agents, or twenty
nVe more imam the numOef now authorized by
the law OF last session.
secretary Delaho having to'day been cues
TONED as 10 the truth Of the report that he was
Rolng 10 Gun" LOT the oeheht OF his health,
replied i am gong south under advice Of DIR,
blsS, lor rest, ana lor no olher reason; and
snail pIooaDiy WISH havana before return.
Inc mouse committee on claims VIII not act
gu tle report Oh tne southern Chains commls'
SION uhtl aItef the mondays, owing to the
Ieqhislie preliminary laoor Oh Classifying and
arranging Tue cases upon which favorable
report mas Deeh maze Dy tue commission. The
coulhiiItcc on elalIhS nave recently examined
Witnesses III relation 10 the claim OF Commits
slohef Douglass ior relleI' he having paid GER
tam amount OF money TO make good the sum
of flnp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-12
Foreign News.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-The number of petitions for
the dissolution of the assembly is greatly in-
ereaSing. The projects Of the several depart
menls where the movement has assumed formid-
able proportions, have been summoned 10 Yer
sailes. Members of the moderate left favor the
dissolution OF the assembly.
Duke de BrogliO, monarchist, has been elect
ed a member OF the committee Of thirty, in place
of NJ. Fourton, who has been appointed minis
ter Of public works.
There was terrible gale yesterday. Several
buildings were demolished aud Others were dam
aged
PARIS, Dec. ia manifesto signed by Gam
beta, CremeuX, Louis Blanc, Quinet and SO
members Of the extreme and moderate left, is
published to-day. 1t demands pacific and legal
dissolution OF the national assembly as the only
means OF ayering fresh dangers to the country
rs division in the assembly renders the govern
ment powerleSs The address expresses strong
disapprOyal OF the pressure now being eXerted to
bring about disorder, which, as has been hitler
to proved, can only result in advantage to tue
enemies of France. New elections will conSti-
tute compact majority in the assembly, secur-
ing maIorties therein to the administration of
President IhierS, and for the establishment oil
republican institutions. The right of petition
to assembly is claimed to be iuvioabe, for an
attack upon it would be an attack upon the
principle OF universal suffrage. The Egalte, Il
phpcl vi MuiSNiilNs3 HAS DCcH Suppressed tOI
violating the press law.
VERSAILLES, Dee. 11.-ln the national assem-
bly, today, NJ. GasOnde expressed the hope that
the assembly would not dissolve before il has
secured the complete liberation of French terri
tory.
Deputies of the right submitted proposition
assigning Saturday next for the discussion of
petitions for the dissolution Of the assembly
GamOetta thereupon assembled the tribune and
speaking with great fire and decision supported
the proposal. He concluded by saying to the
right, on behalf of the left, "our Impotence for
tie discussion equals yours"
The assembly adopted the motion, and fixed
the debate for Saturday, amid profound agita-
ton.
Members of the left have since expressed re-
gret at their precipitation, as it is improbable
that the movement for dissolution can, 1t is now
believed, scarcely obtain $50 votes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-12

rhe horse disease is still spreading in st.
LOUIS. Sixty deaths were reported yesterday.
BY the fail of scallold at the new Turner
hall, North Clark street, Chicago, yesterday,
three men were precipitated forty feet and one
fatally Injured.
Info nation has reached Chicago that Wins.
low, the delaulting president of the Scandina.
Wan bank, is in China.
Tdere was water panic in Jersey City, Tues.
day night, owing to scarcity. The reservoir was
frozen.
Alexander Donaldson, George Bentley and J
Kelley, laborers on the Susquchanua railroad,
were killed by the caying 10 OF gravel ban
at Osborn hollow, Tuesday.
A man named Blaikie is said TO have surren-
dered himself to the Brooklyn police Tuesday
night, saying he was the murderer Of the wo-
man Maud Merrill.
Troops commanded by Col Stone, numbering
Is, have lett Jacksonville, Oregon, to hunt the
MOdoc Indians.
William Donovan, sentenced to be executed at
San Francisco on Friday, has been rcpreyed for
two weeks.
The Ggeenvillc, n. J., election to decide upon
consolidation with Jersey City, resulted in a
large majority for consolidation.
The headquarters Of the military division of
the Atlantic are transferred, by direction of the
president, from Philadelphia to New York.
Arrangements are completed Tor the organiza-
ton of a company to build the Canadian Pa
cifc railroad.
The trial OF Stanton, cx collector of internal
revenue, for embezzlement OF public MONEYS
began in Baltimore yesterday.
The commercial convention met ut st. Louis
yesterday aud was called to order at noon by
r. NJ. Bishop, president, who stated its object,
after which Mayor Brown delivered brief wei
coming address. The committees were then
appointed. Fifteen states were represented, and
delegates from other states viii be present
to-day.