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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
pennsylvania Politics.


large Republican mass meeting was he'd in
Reading last evening. General Manning, Of
dassaclusetts and Colonel Ochiitree of Texas,
were the principal speakers.
The Heading Times says " Some fifty Dem
lcrats who are going T. vote the Republican
ticket this fall, accompanied tho Republican In-
vincibles to Allentown.
An immense Republican meeting was held at
Newtown, Bucks Co., on saturday. The psrJd
was two niler long an IL, 90 peorl, ar" rst
mated at being present Bncks Will do we'll for
Hartranit.
In Wet Nantmeal, C esteI county laBi Wei
nesday evening, there were just ! Ters llr
prese at a Greeley mceting5 Of tlism Gi ant
Republic ms.
A large Republican meeting was held al
DOwniugtOn, ON Friday evening 1htre was d
fine toIclIlight parade, with speeches by Hon
Washington Townsend, Ihos. v. Cooper, ant
Others
In Willistown township. Chester county. las
year. the extra assessmeuls were teven voters
this year were twenty y-siX-s 'venteen OF Whom
are Rrpublicans.
| number 81 Democrats il Reading anEouuc
that they will vote the Rerub lean ticket am nj
| them. the Presid 4nt Of the Seco d Ward Demo
cratic Club.
In Montgomery County numerous large lie
publican meeatngs we,e held last week. jaime
/ s. Bery, EHv the candidate for Cougress IL o
| the stump, doing good work.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
philadelphia Topics.
The Star looks well in its new dress.

The Star looks well in its new dress.
"A shabby-genteel individual who was arrest
ed on the charge of being general Bulsance,
said he was the "vicim Of political prejudice
new name for run.
Tho Masonic Temple will be dedicated on
the 9th Of June mkt. Governor Hartranft is
expected to be present.
Thomas Murray who escaped from the Del
aware county Jail same months ago, was captuT-
cd at Tenth and Samson streets, Saturday mig 1t
and returned TO his old quarters.
"A delegation FROM the Teton and Sioux Indi-
an tribes we're in town yesterday.
Henry Krps, OF Krips & Regar, Real Estate
Agents, was run ovvr and killed at Lansdale on
Saturday.
Anna Z. Dickinso on lectures on Labor, early
this month.
John Morrissey arrived on Saturday, simply
for the purpose OF bettiug he said He thought
bet on Hartrantt pretty even thing, but on
the rest of the Rerut lcan ticket he wanted somt
odds.
Thomas Bran ar, Of the notorious gut
gang is enjoying e charms Of solitude.
Judge Mercur ID at the Continental and vii
remain Tor several ys.
The Philadelphia Baptist Association meet
at 5th and Buttonn uOd, next Tuesday.
"A lame girl, VINO had not, for II years, ono
left the third story back room III which che liVe'
was among those who participated in the lat
children's excursions. When carried to the Parl
she asked what tue grass aud trees Here' AM
had to be told the names Of the most common
objects. She lay un the grass all day, dGinkinl
In the air and sunshine, and was seen to wee
softly every little wi.lle from pure JOY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
POLITICAL.
The Canvass In Kent County.

LARGE MEETINGS AT SMYRNA AND CAMDEN - AID
DREssks BY ME,sRs LOFLAND, tMIrHklts JOHN
woODALL, COL. BAYNAAD AND DIR. DAWSON - A
FAVORABLE PROSPECT.
tCcnespon lence Of the Commercial
SMYRNA, DEL Sept, 20.
A large and attentive audience assembled at
the Smyrna House" this evening, under the
auspices OF the Ora / aud Wilson club, to ! car
the political issues Of the day discus ed by Mao
Loflana the Republican cal didate tor CungretA.
aud that eloquent champion 0f the cause, Hen
N. B Smilherr, Of Dover.
Major Lot nd made All able speech. and Dem
oorats freely admitted that he was a much aOler
man and more forcil 10 sIeaker than his oppo-
nent, Mr. Wright, who il distinguished only Tor
his devotion to tine close corporation which con-
trolls the Democratic Party IN Delaware.
Mr. Smithers alwayr has an attentive hearing
At Smyrna Democrats as well as RrpuO.iGAus
crowd around HIM / confidently assert tina,
Smthels speech will increase the Republican
vote in Duck Greek Hundred thlrty-NOtts on
Tuesday.
His humorous disposition OF the charge made
against Genl. Grant Of appointing relatives TO
OIL o. Gonvulsed the audience with laughter, aud
| shout upon shout rent the ar, while the tools o'
| the Family WINGED and skulkedterribly. Smithers
de ared that sut n a chNrge againHt Graz com
pared with the present etate OF affans III the
Democratic party OF the State Of Delaware, wa.
as mild case Of variol9d il to the most aggra-
vated ca:e of cor fluent smallpox; AID that II
brOttr-iE-ldo-ism was a fatal disease there
wouldn't be- salisbury alive ia tie State to-day.
The Independent Democrats Of Kent arc quiet (;
keeping thoir own tels, but it is Understood
they will vote for the best men for Hundred Off
GERS, irrespective OF party, carefully giving u
wide berth to all :ootstnUls and stoOl-pigeons of
the family wherever found The il no donbt Of
the eec ion Of Geo. V. Massey to the Senate
over W. NJ Shakespeare, the family nominee.
Everybody votes for Massey. ID.
WYOMING, Del, Sept 80
The Grant and wil-on Club of Dover paid a
visit, on Friday evening. TO the Camden Club.
and were received out Of town by the latter, with
the Wyoming Brass Band at the head of the col
umn. After parade, fine meeting was held
in the Hall, where addresses were delivered by
that sterling old patriot. John Woodall DIR. i
Dawson, Col. Baynard, and others. Mr.. Wood.
alls speecL was frequently applauded, and the
meeting broke up with hearty cheers for GraAt
aud Wilson, and the whole Republican ticket.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
, eighborInR Counties.

--Downingtown ia organizing new band.
The new bank at Spring City has begun oper-
ations.
--Coateayille has frst-olass library and road
ing room
"A Chester county coupon loan for $4,000
falls due on the Let OF October.
The workmen at Huston 4 Penrore's rolling
mill will raise Grant aud Wilson flag on Satui
day next.
Rev F. T. JeTers, Of Oxford, was installed
al President OF Westminster College, New Will
tningon on Sept 25ih.
John McGrann, an extensive railroad cln-
tract + residing AT Lancaster, WIS drowned in
the Susqiohanna. recently.
Tho 1Oh snnual meeting Of the Chester
County Sabbaih School Association will be hold
| at Oxtord on the 10Th and llth Of October.
The congregation OF the Peuningtonville
| Presbyterian Church have extended a call to
Rev. Vim. Halbert. OF Apalachoola. Florida
Richard NJ. Shepard, OF East Whiteland
| township, Chester county, has fowl composed
Of about equal parts OF guinea and cl i;ker.
The contract for the building OF the Phla-
| delpha, West Chester and Downington Railroad
calls for its completion by September 1874 two
years hence.
-Landenhurg. formerly called Chandlersye.
is to have a frst-class hotel. The building will
he forty feet square, three stories high, with
mansard roof.
West Chester will have lecture course this
season.
John s. Schroeder, son Of ex-SheriH SchrOe-
der, and an employee OF the p. * II. Il. II was
| crushed to death between two carH at Reading
on saturday
Heading has "railroa1 war" "waier
mudde," a vicious hog" and "demoraized
Democratic party" all at the same time,
A horse which Bayard Connelly accompanied
by his wife and children, was driving over the
Brandywine bridge at MOrtonville, on Sunday.
took fright and jumped over the stone wall into
the stream taking the carriage with HIM Inc
vehicle was demolished the horse pretty bad
hunt, and Mr.. q. himself severely injured. His
family escaped uuhurt
The cclored MethodiHs are building new
church at Unionve.
The Village Record has been shown an ear
of pop com with more than half the grains
popped by the sun.
Mary, relict OF the late John Conner, at ore
time proprietor of the West Chester Hotel, died
suddenly Of heart disease on Friday.
"A running freight train on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, struck two horses which Lewis Davis
| was driving to the Agricultural Exhibition at
West Chester, on Saturday last, and killed both
of them. Both he and his family miraculously
escaped.
Benz L. Whipper a colored man. has been
| appointed upon the police force OF West Ches-
ter He performs HE duties we'll.
| The Democrats are already beginning for
| the campaign of 1873 down in Hartford county.
| lhe nosinaton of Greeley has taken away all
interest in the present campaign.
Two prison rs escaped from the Bel Air
| (Md) jail last Thursday night, by wrenching
| aside the bars of their cell.
DIR. John II Waters, brother Of Judge Wat
ters, Of Harfurd comfy, died at Thomas Run
| OH Thursday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
DOMESTIC NEWS.
w. & W. II. X.

LOCATION OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF OFF,
oERs-oPEEINa OT THE ROAD.
A meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Wilmington 4 Western Railroad was held at the
office Of the President, ]. T. Head, Esq, this
morning.
Stations were located as follows;
Wilmington.
Kiamensi. near Marshall Rolling Mill.
Greeibank, at Philips Lumber, Spoke and
Flour Mill.
Farmland, At Brandywine Springs.
WOoddale, at tho Delaware Iron Works.
Mount Cuba near Spaekmals Mill.
Ashland, near ShArplefs mill.
Auburn, near CARROTS Upper Mil.
HUckes,in.
Soutnwcod, near New Garden.l
Bro ID Run. at the point where the railroad
CROSSES the streamlet OF the same name.
: Landenberg, the terminus of the road.
Post offices will most likely be established al
Falkland aud Hockessin. and NAV be located
elsewhere. A telegraph station Will be located
at Hockessin, and one other will be established
at some other point for the transaction OF the
Company's and other businees.
The resignation OF s. A. Hodgeman, SupeIin-
endent, was accepted to take effect on the lst
OF November. NJ G. Conwell was elected Ihis
SUCCESSOR
WIN. Ii. Connell. the present Secretary and
Treasurer OF the road, ives elected General
Freight and Passenger Agent.
The road will be formally opened on the 10Th
Il the present month, when an excursion will be
made over it's entire length. Ga the 2lst the
road will be opened for business. Less than
three miles OF track remain yet to be laid.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
Indiana.

FAVORABLE REPORTS PROM ALL PARTS OF THE
sTArE-BAsIs OF DEMocRAT1o HOPES.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Tlmes.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 30.-The reports
from every portion of the State continue favor
able. All the meetings of to-day have been large
and enthusiastic showing the party to be ttll
hard at work for victory. The accounts this eve
ming from the First District are better than
heretofore and indicate the defeat Of Niblacl
for Congress by HeIiman Republican, to be GER
tain. The prospects for the defeat Of Voor-
hees in the Sixth District, continue to improve
Looking over tie whole field tonight it is i'm
possible to see how the Republicans can fail to
have more than 600 ma joriIy the State ticket,
except by such stupenduous frauds as the Demo-
Gratis will not be permit ed to commit, The Dem
Gratis still assume to be confident of success, and
claim all sorts Of majorities, Just as they do on
the eve Of every election. So for as is known
their confidence is based on their expectation Of
committing frauds by the use Of money and on
the existohce Of mnltitudes of soreheads, whom
nobody can find. The Republicans are not even
DISTURBED by these Democratic boasts. but are
working with might aud main only to make the
victory Of which they are sure grander and more
decisive Z, Q.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
THE PENINSULA.
wIooMioo COUNTY.


Mrs Hetty Ennis died, last week. at Parsons
burg. She was over 30 years Of age and left to
survive her, six children. nineteen grandchildren
aud seventeen great grand children. She mad
been blind for sixteen years before her death.
Lemuel Malone, who announced himself as
an independent candidate for Congress recently,
has withdrawn from the contest.
The dredging machine is prolific theme Tor
the newspapera.
There Is come ak Of erecting new marine
railway st ShaIptBwn
A village camp begins at shalptown on the
18Th oi October.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
Two-thirGs of the pumps of Cambridge are
dry This is not very severe hardship to some
Cambridgeites.
Cambridge has lust had an amateur musical
performance, aDd the Netcs lays itself out on it
to the time Of nearly a column. Bat then the
Nei1s always did praise the melodi1us music
which ia waited upon the air of that quiet town.
Tho NJ, + Barying ground in Cambridge is
to be enclosed, at last.
The November term OF the court is likely to
be long one.
VIM W Li,tleton has resigned the magistracy
in Cambridge District, and Philip s. Yates been
appointed his successor
TALBOT COUNTY.
The Star has withdrawn Greeleys 'phiz
from its editorial head. Is the Star retracing
lts stepsS
Counterfeit money is quite plentiful in Easton
john Graft was thrown from his wagon, last
week and had his arm broken.
very successful revival is in progress at Bay
Side.
A tenant house on one of Col. Lloyd's farms
was burned last week, and none Of the furni
| ture saved except feather bed.
| EAstonians are reRretting tie postponemenl
/ of Adelaide Phillips entertainment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
Dallas Ia. has a jail made Of boiler iron.

Dallas, Ia., has a jail made OF boiler iron.
Chicago annually consumes l7,06i,132 quarts
of milk.
A son Of OF Prince Bismarck is travelling in
Scotland.
Tn y have female life Insurance agents in Wis
cousin.
An undertaker's office recently bore the fol-
10 wing cheering inscription 'Gone for dead
nan-back soon
twenty-five murlereis are now in the II mbs
at New YUik awaiting trial.
The second trial Of Laura Fair at San Francis
co, resulted yesterday Ia d verdict OF not guilty.
Frank Hall, stabbed recfntly in q store at
Boston, by arObber, died last night.
Four men we're drowned by the upsetting OF
boat nea .stpod, Me-, last Friday night.
Spencer, Via Co.,. well known Boston firm
| Of bankers, have filled.
| revolutionary Heroes seem to be getting scarce
| "a / 10 newspapers are falling back upon ancient
veterans who fought under General jackson.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
Kausps Justice,

Abner p. Bailey, Of this city, hands us a copy
of the Garnett. (Kansas) Ptatndealcr, sent him
by his brother Henry Bailey, who resides in that
state. Among its news items, We notice this:-
"The Newton Kdnsdn learns from gentle
man lust arrived from Caldwell, that about three
weeks ago party OF men went to a ranch south
west Of CALDWELL occupied by four women, who
kept it as a place of secret rendezvous for the
horse thieves who ply their trade along the
south border of the state AT the ranch they
found seven men Who were recognized as old
offenders these and the women they took a
short distance from the ranch TO piece Of tim
ber, and hung the whole gang"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
The Episcopal Church.
MEETING OF THE NORTHERN coSvooATIoS OF DI
WARE.

MEETING OF THE NORTHERN coSyocArIoS OF DEL
WARE.
The Northern Oonvoeation OF the Diocese OF
Delaware ia in session at Trinity Church, to-day.
and will continue its sessions tomorrow. Open-
ing services we're held at Oclock, this mOrnipf
and this afternoon the subject of the adaptation
OF the church IN her miDistrations to all classes
and condition Of men il being considered.
This evening the annual gathering OF the
Sunday Schools Of the Chulch, will be held in
Trinity Chapel, uIder the auspices OF the Del
aware Diocesan Committee on Sunday Schools,
At ~ o'clock.
Tomorrow morning missionary conference
will be held in the Old Swedes Church, at III
O'Clock. Subjects OF discussion, Missions AZ
Home and Abroad their value and claims upon
the Church.
Tomorrow afternoon the clergy, accompanied
by the Committees will take short trip over q
part Of the Wilmington and Western Railroad
stopping at several points to view the scener.
along the beautiful Kiameusi Creek The rub
stantial construction Of this new road and tht
romantic country which it opens up promise
very delightful excursion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
The ReclIIInenr pemocrnt..
LATEST NEWS OF THEIR DoINos.

LATEsT NEWS OF THETR DOINus.
The Straight out Executive Committee Of
PENNSYLVANIA have called a State Convention TO
meet at Harrisburg, on October 10Th. for the
nomination of an Electoral ticket. Ths Com
mittee have been advised that the Convention
will be largely attended, and that "mlny of the
bert Democrats in the State will take part in its
proceedings
The Straight Out Democratic Convention Of
MichipAl was held Rt Jackson. on Friday. EA-
Mayor Wheaton. Of Detroit. presided, and full
L ectoral and State tickets were nominated The
candidate for Governor is Col. VIM. NJ. Ferry, OF
Grand Haven.
In Wisconsin. the Straight Democratic Con
vention was held OH Wednesday of last week.
The ticket placed in the field is strong one
The probability is, that Straight-Out Democratic
nominations will be made in every district in the
State. aud there will he general stampede
among Greeley Democratic constituents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
tTo.Day.
"Plcturesaue America, -

Mesrre. d. Appleton Co, of New York,
have begun the issue, In parts, Of a most magn.-
ncent work. under the title printed above. It's
design includes comprehensive series OF mag
niRcent illustrations (eketched by the best ar
fists, and elegantly engraved,) prepared es-
pecially for this purpose, and presenting the
grand, picturesque. and beautiful natural scen-
cry OF our good land. The work is edited by
William Cullen Bryant, who has written the in
PRODUCTION, and Personally supervised all the
text.
The parts are issued at so cents, each, and
there will be abont forty Of them. Rev. W. II.
Thorne, recently Of this city, has undertaken
the canvass of Wilmington, and proposes to
promptly commence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
- .. Items.

Vendues are begr oing down the State.
Oysters only bring l5 cents per bushel in Sea-
ford.
Biadesville still keeps up its revival meeting
Sussex is generally, healthy.
The Southern Delaware Frnit Growers Asso-
ciation meets at sestorl on Wednesday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01

FINE ENTERrAISMENT.-The exhibition in
the Masonic Tempe tomorrow "wednesday
evening is beAuuful, frst-class StereOpticOn
Exhibition. by McAlister, of Philadelphia, pre-
senting to the eye from pictures photographed
on the spot, and pi, duced by the stereopticon,
the social customs and religious ceremonies Of
the Heathen Worli and in contrast hfe scenes
In the work Of Christian missions in Heather
lands, the whole framed in a brief explanatory
Lecture, by the Rev. Wn. H. Haro, General
Secretary and Agent Uf the Committee on Foreign
Missions.
Mr. McAllisters wail known ability. and Mr.,
HAre'a name and official position, guarantee the
Exhibition worthy Of public patronage, and your
presence is invited in the belief that the occa-
sion will prove in,l Of interest and pleasure.
Tickets twenty-five cents, for sale at the drug
Rturea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
tho Drann.

The Ticket-of Teaue Man was played last
evening. by the New Orleans, Company at, the
Opera House, to a fair-sized audience. Mr..
Pearson's Bob Brierley was received with much
applause, and the performance throughout was
good.
The Richingr Bishop Company open here
on Monday eveniI of next week. Full annouce-
ment will be made in day or two.
Lawrence Barrett succeeded very well, in
Hamlet. at Baltimore, last evening. He play 3 at
the HollidAySt Theatre, not at the Opera
Houaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
Ret.Ins ON the Penn., lvania EIec.lon.

IFTOm me NeW / OTk IImesi IO-DHy.I
At Johnson's pool-rooms, corner Twenty
eighth street and Broadway, last night, pools
were sold on the Pennsylvania election. and the
betting was largely in favor Of Hartranft at the
odds OF about live to three. There was not much
business done. however, as the Buckalew party
were rather meek, and were chary Of their bids.
Hartranft was taken as first choice, and it re-
quired great deal OF persuasion on the part OF
the bookseller to get fair amount Of money
against the fayorite
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION.
3.3O, p. M.
Pennsylvnria.

FALSE REGISTRATION AND ooLoS1zrSo.
TITUsvnLE, Pa, O;t l.
False registration and colonization Of thou
sands Of fraudulent voters have been discovered
here, and are being investigated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
Curring UGahe oil.

The stoppage Of operations at the wells in the
Oil region began yesterday. ntusvllo despatch
Hays that i'll many violence was used to ef
feet the stoppages, the machinery a I'd tanks
having been dsstr iyvd ami tapped" The If.
CT Of the movement is already visible in in-
creased D ices aud a mere active demand for oil.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
In Bondage.
ARRESTED ON A c

ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF swIVDLNa.
PARIS. Oct l.
Lograve, who ID charged with defrauding New
York merchants out Of half million OF dollars,
has been arrested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
nLn sIornl. on Inc l.nkra.

During the recent storm ON Lake Erie one
bark, eight 81 hooners, brig, four lumber barses
and a large number of smallervessels, were sunk
or driven ashore. Only one person is reported
lost the wife of the captain OF one OF the vdsses
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01

FIizabeIh Cady stanton In Pennsylvania.
Elizabeth Cldy Stanton is to speak in the Re-
publican Wigwam at Philadelphia, October 2 ;
at WilkesbarTe, penna., Oct. 3. and at Scranton,
Oct 4, under the auspices of the regular Repub-
lcan Committee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
DlHrlne News.
Reported for the Commercial
A,.,.ipuIe
PoRT OF WnMINaToN, Oct

Arriudls.
PoRT OF WILMINGTON, Oct l.
Barge Alice, OF vi mington, Davis, from Phil
adelphia, with mdse to Geo W. Bush
Barge Anna, Of Wilmington, Carpenter, from
Philadelphia. with mdue 10 Ohas. Warner Go
Barge William +. BLESSINGS, of New York.
Sucker, from Fair Haven, with powder kegs to
ChAs. Warner Il Co.
Barge LaconnOn, OF Schu. Haven, Connori
from schu. Haven, with coal to VIM. j. Brown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. /.
Cotton steady 19@1911. Flour dull, superfne
- 2505 extras 5000 20 extra family S7.75@
975. Rye flour held S4.25@L50. Wheat less
active, Western aud Delaware red, $l,75@l S2 I;
amber, S1.S011 So white $1,000 90. Rye
steady, T5C076c. Corn fair demand. yellow Zoe ;
mixed Western 69c Oats steady, new white AZ
CD431l old do. 49@50c. Whisky 94c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l.
Probabilities Gentle Northerly winds, veer-
ing to North Easterly, with clear and pleasant
waathar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01

A Premium OF SlJ was offered at an Illinois
fair, for the Oldest maiden lady who would state
hsr age. There were no competitions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
X. II. Accident.
A cENTENARlAN KILLED.

The Reading Times of Monday says
As the Wilmington X Reading passenger train
bound north was passing Cold Ran. last Satur-
day morning, Charles Butler, an aged colored
man, of Union township attempted to cross the
track and was struck on the hip by the engine.
He was put upon the train and brought to Birds
boro depot. where he died about an hour after
ward from the result of the injury. He was the
oldest person in the township and probably in
the county, Icing about one hundred and i've
years of age.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
atlarriaAes.

CHAMBERS - BURNSIDE. In Philadelphia, on
Thursday, Sept. 1ith ny the Rev. W. M. Rice,
Pastor OF the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN church, MIR.
both VI this city
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01
FIRST EDITION.
2,3O n. NJ.
Fnslnnd.

CLASS LEGISLATION Letter OF oENsURE.
LONDON. Oct.
Charles Dilkes lectured at Glasgow, on Glass
Legislation. No disturbance occurred.
Lord Re sdale has published letter censuring
English members OF the Board of Arbitration
for sacrificing the interests Of the country and
those Of the Cabinet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-01

MEETING AT ho I, sssIN "A meeting Of Repub-
lcAns will be nelu at Hockessin, on the eveDir 6
Of Saturday next. tie 9th inst. Addresses will
bo delivered by Lewis Thompson, Eco, Benz.
Nields, Esq, and uthers.