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CALIFORNIA

HG.H 3 laH
The EarthQuake..Over Z 900 shocks
~ ~ and Stlll- Going On.veT
SAN FRAEcHCo, April OIL Letters from
Lone Pine say the whole Orns Valley
has been moved southward fourteen feet.
Over seven thousand shocks have occur
red to date and still continue, but not
with sufficient force TO do damage.
DR.. Wooster, Surgeon of the U. s. Ma
rine Hospital at San Francisco, has been
sued for thirty thousand dollars by q, pa
ient for alleged malpractice. 4 91Es5
A committee of ono hundred leading
citizens has been formed under the name
Of tho Committee of Safety" to guard
the interest Of San Francisco against Rail.
road monopoly. Said committee will con.
fer withithe Atlantic s. Pacific Railroad
representatives with view OF securing
the construction Of that line, maintaining
independent the Central and Union Pa.
cific.
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Political Movements id ITiSSis. I, The /,
ttLiberal0 Movement DEVELOPING.

sPRINGF1ELD, ILL, April 10.-A good
deal of activity Is exhibited in Epohti.
cal circles at the State Capital, and the
reports from all the counties indicate that
the Liberal Republican movement Is de.
yeloping considerable strength. Among
the names TO tho letter of Endorsement
Of the Cincinnati Convention are: Hon.
Jesse <. Dubois; Hon. NJ. Hatch, Hon.
Q. e. Myer, Hon. VIM. Jayne, Generals
John McComb and Cook, of this city;
also, Horace White, oil the Chicago IriI
bune; Ex-Governor Koerner, OF Belle.
vile; Hon. s. W. Moulton, OF Shelby
vile; Hon. John, Bryant, Of Galesburg;
Judge Dammer, Of Jacksonville, and
many other prominent and influential
persons mall parts Of the State. I The
first three named above mentioned were
Republican State officers during Mr.. Lin.
COIN 8 Presidency II -gsg,s y5yrT Sc
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRR, Aprll II

tlalsI saa5 New YoRR, April 10.
The Union Hotel, at Saratoga, was solc
Ct auction today %, an agent Of A. T
Stewart for $458,000. y !
The burglar who was supposed 10 hay,
been fatally beaten by private watchmal
Hays yesterday, escaped this mornint
from Bellevue Hospital. .,.e ,.s., -. n
james O'Neil, OF the Atlantic boa
crew, will not row In the, coming inter
national race, owing to the illness Of hil
vito. Alex. Hardy takes his place. Thil
chadge makes the Atlanta four average
1853 pounds per oar, which Is an exceed,
tngly light crew to contest against the
weighty four selected by the London Row.
ing Club. ataII - lTl.- - I'aS :
Two colonies from Pennsylvania, mum.
berlng 800 families, left Allentown today
for homes In Russell county, Kansas.
The Republican State Convention met
this morning for the purpose Of electInC
delegates to- the National Republican
Convention at Philadelphia, but owing
TO an insufficient number being present,
adjourned until evening. I
The 4 Post says that the reform in the
Legislature has been failure, so far as
the work oi reiormationis concerned. Il
thinks that the practical result of the vote
letting Senator Wood down easy was to
enable Tweed totake his seat. The vote
decided that he could not be troubled by
the Senate for anything he did before Il
met.
The bar association last night received
a letter from Judge Shea asking an inves.
tigation into the conduct OF the Marine
Court Judge In the matter of the allepa.
tions against him and Judge Curtis, Re.
terred TO Especial committee. The hear.
ingin the cases Of prisoners convicted in
the court of Special Sessions has been
postponed until next Tuesday, owing to
the non.arrival Of authenticated copies Of
the Court of Appeals decision from Al.
bany.
The New York Methodist Episcopal
Conference commenced Its Spring meet.
ing this morning, in the 18th Street
Church, Bishop Ames presiding. A re.
port was submitted by the Collegiate
Institute Committee, setting forth that
Daniel Drew gave to the Conference
thirty acres Of land on which to- build a
female seminary, and that he will also
bear the expenses for the erection of the
necessary buildings. The Conference
unanimously thanked Mr.. Drew.
A writ Of error was granted today in
the case ofDutch Hendrick, on;the ground
that the Court declined to allow a person
to testify in his own behalf. 2
The examination into the accounts Of
the East River Bridge Company, whose
bridge is to connect New York and
Brooklyn, by the Brooklyn Reform Asso-
citation, shows that the controlling man.
agement is In the hands OF private par
ties who own but one.tenth OF the stock,
and yet send fifteen members 10 the
Board Of Directors, while Brooklyn city
owns six.tenths Of the stock. The cost Of
the bridge is placed at $5,O000O0. VIM.
NJ. Tweed, Hugh Smith and Connolly
hold large number Of fshare OF the stock
Of the company, and ask that the law be
changed so as togive Brooklyn q fair rep
resentation In the direction Of its affairs.
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SHOT tiby a Batglar.r

RoonEsTBR, N. gY,a April, 1O.-About
l2 o'clock last night, q burglar entered
the residence Of w. +. Goggswell, aprom-
inent lawyer. Coggswell heard him and
got up TO drive him Oft the premises, and
when In the front hall at the foot Of the
main stairs, the burglar turned and shot
Coggswell. The ball entered the right
leg below the knee, perforatipg both
boness The burglar escaped. The affair
has caused intense excitement here.
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TERRIBLE RAILWAY ACcI-
DENTIN NEW JERSEY,
A Bridge FAILS 1wI,h'oa passongt,

A Bridge Falls With Passenger
r ~ (TV TRAINS TyrN ~
NEW YORK, April t0-A terrible rail.
road accident occurred this morning on
the New s.lerseyo 4 Midland road The
train leaving Patterson, for, Hsckensack,
at A. NJ, was passing over the river
bridge, 2t miles above Hackensack,
when the structure suddenly gave way,
hurting tho train into the river below.
John r yDoremus, brakeman, instantly
killed; baggage master and passenger,
name unknown, each had leg broken;
David Blanvelt, conductor, was badly
bruised about the head, and isin q pre-.
carious condition; Isaac Wortendy, Pro.
bate Judgeot Bergen county, was terribly
injured. ; twenty-five or thirty passen.
gers were taken from the wreck in more
or less injured condition. Had the water
In the river been at the usual depth, none
Of the passengers could have escaped. a
large force have since been engaged in
clearing away tho wreck and alleviating
the suferings ofthe injured. p" 'i'" 30"
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Massac achusotts Republican 'convsn-

woeRoEssffanR, Is III Aprlii Ifbhs iRspabli.
can State Convention for the choice Of
delegates to the Philadelphia Convention
met in this city to-day. The proceedings
were very harmonious. Ex. Governor
John II. Clifford, OF New Bedford, pre-.
sided, and made q brief address strongly
indorsing the administration Of President
Grant. The delegates elected are: Alex
Il. Rice, Boston; DR.. Geo. B.. Going, So.
lem; OK Governor VIM, Clatlin, Newton;
II. Aldried, Worcester; Oliver Ames,
North Easton, and Lysander johnson,
Adams The resolutions are briet,
and advocate the reelection Of Grant.
They also recommend Henry Wilson for
Vice. President. g.
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CINUINNATI.

Loss OF COAL ny TIE REGENT EREsHEr.
CINCINNATI. March 10.-The loss Of
coal sbarges on the river here from their
moorings is estimated at from $780, 900
TO 10000, after ,deducting the barges
picked up by boats sent In pursuit.
The Short Line and Little Miami Rail.
roads commenced running trains tonight.
no extraordlnary treshet Is expected this
time In the Ohio. rs ..Ee h. E.'..f
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Test Of the Loavenwor,h nrIdce.

LEAvEEwoRTH, April 1O.-The formal
test Of tho Leavenwoflh bridge was made
to-day, It was subjected 10 a pressure
OF one Ton TO the lineal foot, and the
greatest detection Of the largest span
less than three inches The test was re.
garded rs highly satisfactory. @i5 4
The Leavenworth, Lawrence & Gal.
weston railroad will formally open from
Leavenworth to the Indian Territory, and
celebrate the completion Of the bridge
across the Kansas river at Lawrence on
the 18th inst. Trains will be run into the
Union depot. W 7''7I W
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MEXICO.
Reinforcemcnts for Ma,amoras.

Reinforcement for Matamoras.
MATAMoRAs, April HOO Gen. Palasior
received courier extraordinary last night
from Tampico, advising him that 1.-The
steamer City OF Mereda had left Nera
Cruz, with troops and munitions Of war,
for Matamoras, ant, that the steamer To;
basco would follow Immediately with
Gen, Ceralos and additional reinforce.
ments. Both steamers are expected at
Bagdad to-day, and the river steamers
arc going down to the mouth Of the Rio
Grande 10 bring the troops up. Thelcity
istquiet and orderly The reYolutienists
appearquite detected, ,as sitwas intended
Gems. Trevino and Outrage should besiege
Matamoras before, reinlorcements could
get here.
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Pennsylvania Republican convep-
tiOn. @

HARmsBuRa, Pa, April 1o.-The Re
publican Convention was called to order
about noon; and Speaker Rutan Of the
House was selected as temporary chair.
man. denomination of Hartranft FOR
Governor Is confidently predicted, as he
has b eighty.six delegates in the conven.
A large delegation from Philadelphia
visited Governor Geary this morning 10
urge the pardon OF Ex:Treasurer, Mercer.
The Governor was for n.committal,
but expressed his sympathy for the pris-
oner and his family, promising to give the
matter his carly attention.
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CANADA

OrrowA, April 1O.-The resignation OF
LIT Governor Archibald, of Manitaba,
has been accepted BY the Dominion Gov
ernment Judge Johnston will act pro
tenn.
WALLANnuRa, Ont, April 1o.-Navl.
CATION Is open here and steamers are max
Ing their regular trips. It is supposed,
however, that there Is considerable Ice in
the lake atSa Clair. y q
TORONTO. April 10.-A. schooner arriv.
ed yesterday and steamers commenced
running TO Niagara on Monday, The bay
Is nearly clear Of Ice. sgYlgC-V :,
= KINGSTON, Ont, April 10.-The Ice Is
firms but the heavy rains are melting 1t
rapidly.
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ALBANY,

] ALBANY April 1O.Lrrihei election Of
Thatcher (Dem) for Mayor Is still in
doubt. In the Fourth Ward the lights
were put out, the ballots siezed and the
roughs were very disorderly. The first
count oflthe vote before the lighHgwere
putiout would have defeated Thatcher.
The second count made q difference in
his favor OF 800. The Republican In.
spector was compelled under threats to
sign thereturns, which he did under pro-
test 49, iFltSI'}pHh Ef1BNS
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

The new Steam Saw Mil at the head OF Wheel.
ing IslGnd is offered for sale on very reasonable
lSTmB, This Mil is capable Of cutting from 8 900
10 10, 900 feet per day, and has the best Log HRr
bot known. AISo q "a acre Lot n ne town Of
lion with the Mil. This Lot 10 situated short
distance above the Furnace and 10 aeplendld 10.
cality for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
bu ldlngs. For particulars, enquire on the prem.
iSes, orOf
s. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. Of Walnut and Second Sts., Wheeling Island.
nBl
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: 1PTTseUadH, April 1O.EThe loss by
fire at on City Is not so serious as at first
supposed. Thebuildings consumed were
the Gait House, Public School buildings,
two dwelling housesg10OOO barrels oi
oil, Q tank containing 400 barrels OF oil,
and five tank cars, q portion OF them
loaded. The total loss Is about $SS 600;
insured for 81, 5000. A steam fire engine
was damaged to- the extent of $4,000.
Some iiremen had . narrow escape from
being burned to death. a.! e - : ~ p.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tam, April 10.-Clay
Hubbard was drowned today whilst col.
lecting drilt wood in the river.
All the railroads running into Nash.
ville have repaired the damSges done by
the late rainRtorm, and the trains came In
on time to-day.
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EducatlonaI.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1871-72. ~"

~ The last Catalogue shoWs an attendance OF III
students At this Institution. Five distinct De.
ptmenn o. Instruction, with full corps oI
competent Professors,
The Ancient and Modern Languages: Mathe,
SIue, pure and applied; Psychology, Ethics,
Fonneal Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the Sciences,
SeI C, carefully and thoroughly taught PrSe.
Geal chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated by ap.
EUPra@ apparatus. Special advantages for the
Agood Library. Extensive Cabinets OF Min.
aaiogy, Geology and Conchology; together with
%%1Hay specimens In other Department. OF Natural
InssSL Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
IoSatlon; good society. = :
ni. sAL TERN begins September 9Th. wlnter
ny, weaGeE I e!h; Spring, March 9Oth. Commence.
SSOa1sding nom 6 to q per week.
Traluon, from $l5 to ga per y0ar.
FOR tdrther particulars, INQUIRE Of
t.s ALEX. MARTIN, President,
~ M0rrantOwn. West Va
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moR sALE-12n ACRES oF LAND

THOR SALE-I2U AUhEo UF IhND
q two and o half miles above MAttlnsyille, Q
on Deep Run, one-hAlf mile from Q. y 7. X. X
On this tract there o two Dwelling Houses, !
Gift Mil, and q DiStillery with capacity for 80
bushels per day and in complete order. 90 acres
cleared, B acres In Grape Vines, q small OrcsAtd,
4OAcreS Coal. Also % acres River Bottom. Pc
place for country residence, beautiful building
Spot with q splendid view OF river for miles.
EiIlbe sold on easy terms, /. IRWIN,
ara Real Estate Agent
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offer at private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to the late
lrm Of W. W. Miller & Co.
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease of
The Foundry and grounds. The building is Sc
teet BY S lcOt, centrally located with good light
which cannot be obstructed, and contains all the
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
10 Il. D. MILLER,
lAnY RPceiYer
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Iron DEcoRATlka rouNrlns.-

HERARD.IlTs,- SUMNER HOUSES,
ARB0RS, CHAIRS, SETTEES, DO, dc.
NEW STYLE WROUGHT. .IRoN RAn1Su, for Front
OF House and Cemeteries. Never before Intro.
duced. =
CAST and WRouaHT.IR Iron RATINGS, for Public
Buildings and Squares, Cemetery Lots, Garden
Fences, Balconies, Roof CrcstinSs, etc., In great
variety of Patterns. T'TTH
Iron sTAms, Spiral and Straight, Of various
Pstteras and Styles. Special attention 0iren AiS
LAGP Posrs, for fronts Of Public Buildings.
Hotels. and City Streets, Of Plain and Elaborate
Designs. 1H" GlTf 7'7T ~
STABLE FTTTNgs, Of Cast and WroushtIton,
Of New Improved Styles. such % hay RackH,
stall Divisions, Mangers; Harness Brackets, GIt.
tert, Trape, Ventllators, &c. ~. +.
WIRE WORK OF every description. Wire
Guards OF fCrtmped Wire, Galvanized or Painted,
In Plain or Ornamental Patterns, for Store Doors
and Windows, Factory aud Warehouse Windows,
RAtllngs for Oflces, Banks, Counter RAilinRS
Baleonies, Lawn and Farm Fences, &c, &c.
GATEs for entrance to Cemeteries, Public
Squares and Gentlemen's Country Seats, OF Gas
Tubing or Wrought.lron. both angle and double,
In elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS, for street uses "A very
large assortment Of designs expressly for this
oAsE,IRoN URNAL BOxEs, for Public Parks
and City Streets. 1H l-TE 1TTT - : : :
OVAL VASES. Latest styles, Centennial Pattern
HtTonNd PosTS, Jockey, CoolIo, Sambo, and
pam oeelgns. .ns'- ape.eod
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.s1nomseif1aYbA ven
BY rELEQ RAPH

'flb WaIl +P+TT-t1Ul lhtII
SsoCIATED PRESS REPORT.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE

Lotto. for FAle the houe In which how're. .stsA
side, situate on John street, u few doors .iI
east Of Fllth. The house ID substantial w
two-stoEy brick containing eight rooms, be.
stdes bath room and kitchen, and a1niShed
Stuc, withA good cellar, hot and cold water in
bathrooms: The honsO Is In good order and
well located and in every way q desirable prop
cry, being bntA little over q square from the
Fost Once. There is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sunciCnt for four horses, AND carriage houso.
ANY one Wishing to purchase can examine the
premises OF any time.
sept25 JNO. r. MoDRRMOT.
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NOR sALE.-THE FOLLOWING
ID property, situated on Zane's Island, 10 y
Henry Moore Trustees addition 70 ihe cly ~. ..
wheeling, to.Wit: Lots numbered al 5ysIbSS sin S
one containing eight rooms with upper and lower
hSlls. nc other two containing three rooms each h
TCrmS reasonable. Call on R0BgRT BOND
an the premises, or G. L. CRANMkh, n. r.
Sayner Fourth and Monroe streets. Apo'
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HOTEL FURNITURE & LEASE
III FOR sALE.-Anyperson desiring to keep
drst-claes paying Hotel, with moderate and nc.
cOmmodatng terms as 10 furniture and lease, can
learn OF good chance by cnquIrIng OF
G. Z. HOOPER,
mAr'u Revere House, Cumberland, Nd.
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william Martins q farmer sge 7o,years,
! near ca: salOme, Taylor county, unit Ky, was
killed by, lightning Monday. The ball
came throughthe' roof and passed down
his body from head to foot.
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NEW AUCTION ROOM.

The undersigned has opened a General Auction
Room At No. 100 Market Square, formerly Occu.
pied by chambers, ThornbIrgh & Co. Consign.
ments Of all kinds Of goods and merchandise
solicited. Auctions on Tuesday and Friday
evenings and Wednesday aud Saturday morn.
linus. Sales Of real estate and personal property
cried at reasonable rates.
apS j, CHAMBERS HERVEY q CO,
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Gen. Frank l0heatham announces
himself as . Democratic candidate FIR
Governor OF Tennessee. g,
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E1cluSIvely to the Intelllgepcsr.

(By tho Western Union Line. 'eS
'ieO Northwest cor q ias,1 Main and Monroe ps
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nOR SALE

ToR SALE ia
desirable twostory residence on south -
.,Se 81 Quincy street, between Sixth and seV'
mn @ Ittests; ten rooms, stationary wash stands
S,,h room, gas and ali modern Improvements
Inquire at Tobacco Factory, No. 10 Monroe
-. apo
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DOR sALE-BANE STOCK.

Thirty-eIght shares Of Stock in the Merchants
National Bank Of Wheeling, VIVA
Address, J.J. GILL,
marc SteubenyIlle, Ohio,
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For Sale.
: Am lots FOR SALE.

IsLAND LOTS FOR SALE
i po,,v ,hoIce BuIldlng Lots On wheeling H.
,.nS n prIes from 900 to $1,000 each .,
'A%S. T.,,, ono.fourth cash, tho residue In eqGGi
i,.,,n.rt, a, one, two and three years, WIN In
tereSL Al Ton Mil.
nnIh -
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FlnaneIal.
7-3O G.Ol:lld loan
NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILRoAn cn

We oaef f0r sale at par the FIrst MORTGAGE
band SEant Gold Bonds OF tho Northern PsSits
hallroad Company. They are issued nj the foi.
lowing denominations: Coupons. Si0D' ANN sHI
n egg Registered, $tO0 $500 81, dol NJ ooo and
floO9 The interest is payable in rod coin
January and July Of each year at the offlee ~
Jay Coobe q Co., Financial Agents, New YorS
These bonds are secured bya drst and only Mort.
gage on over Two Thousand Miles OF Road, with
rolling stock, buildings and all other equipnierta
and on over Twenty.threO Thousand Acre. al
Land 70 every mile Of finished road, This land.
agricultural, timbered and mineral, am0unfinS
u az 10 more than Fifty Million Acres, consIsts
ot alternate sections reaching twenty 10 forty
mlles On each side OF tho track from WiSconsin
through the richest portions Of kinnesota, pa
10 Puget Sound. '''F''
Wehave theeO Bo1dS constantly on hand and
commend them with confidence to capltGlists,
Investors and tho public GENERALLY.
"'''f THE CITY BANK,
f.f' aII .I A,s n CRANnTR f1,cs,,
WhaAlIn1 Fah az JoeS AASo h
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SALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
The Boston Jubl,es. .

BosroN, nns lS h.-Ths Coliseum "a. .om..
Whist better ailed this Afternoon tn. ,.-,cr,,-
ancs commenced with the choral "Now May tie
"in Of God be Done." given by a full chorus.
organ and orchestra. One Of the attractions Of
to-iay's performance was the debut of Madame
Peschka Leuther. She sang An air fro, :, .
Magic Flute, accompanied by a full orch..Ar..
At the close, the whole audience ro.s and a,
p'auded.
Madame IArsbells C3od,i.ri wa. ~,,m,x u.,
comed on her first appearsncs in th,s cou,+-r
and played Q piano solo, "The Last Rose o,
Summer"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
Labor Movements.

PHILADELPHIA, June l8.-The strikers at the
meeting this morning numbered 1903 men, and
~ excitsuspt aPpears to be dying out. Speeches
were made favoring the return Of the men TO the
shops to finish the contracts force at the time Of
the strike. Other speakers opposed this. urging
that Il would be fatal to the strike No action
va taken. and the meeting adjourned.
PHILADELPHIA. June l8.-The garment cutters.
to the number of $50. struck for eight hours to-
day. This strike. il it continues any length OF
time, will prove disastrous Upon these cutters
are dependent thousands OF sewing girls and wo-
met Of this city. At low estimation they cut
out work for at least thirty thousand persons.
delegation from the iron metal workers Of
New York reached this city to-day. to xgitate the
sight.hour movement among the trades here
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
DAILY GAZETTE.
Senator 0ayard.

Tho people OF Delaware, without regard to psr-
., srs erstilied to witness the high position in
~ national councils TO which their junior Sens-
.or has been assigned. No gentleman in that au-
mt body is now looked to with moro hope and
confidence than Seuator BAYARD. His purity Of
character. high sense of parliamentary decoram,
md tho great candor and fairness with which he
treats oil political questions. elevates his remarks
sr shove the ordinary speeches Of politicians OF the
dsy. Yesterday We quotet an article from the
New York Sun. which 10 politically oppo ed to Mr.
BAYAsp, speaking in the highest terms of tina,
esntIsmsn's late speech on the Ku-KIux bill. and
to-day ws quote another article from the WorM
referring to one Of the great political questions oi
tho day, in which the editor takes occasion to re.
tsr stiIl more fully TO this great speech.
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cGaMAuy:

oxsLlS' June ia dispatch dated from Dort-
muhd' . town OF Wsstphaiia. says that twel, .
snousana men. employed in the mines at ard
near snat place, hsve suddenly struck work.
BERLIN, June lS-Ths minsr. .4r,k. 1, w...-
phalis Is spreading The workman of sortv.tvo
miaes near Essen and Brockheim have quit
work aud joined the movement commeuc.a hv
the miness at Dortmund.