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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
Sum ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Shcnter

miro mlbreIo oleier 8obe 6rl. Saule UlaIon
ais a0riym Der 8retter g~laHScn. Shire St,m=
me 1T pom Der gr0Bten Retuheit uuo uerfeblt
uie eiueu groBen Giuorud uuf oas Bublltnm
au8iuiibeu. ytebeu ihr miro 6rl. beleue
Smitb, Die bitbihe iugeuollhe Gdn3eriu,
gum erteu Niale auitreten IL. lid Obue 3uti-
iel uiele Seuuuoerer erpcrbeu. SeiOnosr5
beruOr;ubeben lit Die 6amilie Carroll, pelAe
IT'D namentllfl ourh tire SieIieiti9teit nu5s
5erduet. SIRE GetituHgeu in trnIteu mo TO.
miiden @e}GuJeu, I'M DIANA mo Der Boie,
ia ielblt I'M Ballet, lOueH a0Cs bisbtr @tle-
heue iibcrneiieu mo aLcr Srteu OaS gr0Bte
Stauneu mo Die bGhite BewuuO'rung clre9t
bacon. Sum 5huiie wiro an ieoem Abtno
Oteier 8ott ols agelienoe Drama Sixteen
String J,ck" sur AuTIihrurg g'lungeu.
Ser ,,OfarDldnrcr 1OdeD : Stub"
miro am q, Is, 20 uRo %. SitobI itiue G,,ren
in Btnljco ~OpbeItCU, pcttc %lcbtniaus r1e Fub'
mum IN ShGdren ndd llnen SlUee btnau5loden
iDCroGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
S0rienberiGte.
8eri4tet BON 0Bm. Tiibcr S 96bnen,
mr Oh Sor,4hftr,S

Baltimore, Den %. Sttober, 4benbs 5 ubr.
Hna. 9Srrl, Nua, geTl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

9emofGat,n or 10. gSGrO! Utau miro
Die UerSueiiCltitcn 4uirenlungen mad'n II, nm
ICute bird farbi3e Strmmau 6rn. SEQ. u
8crp, Oem uObleu Sdalpen oeS SOlteS, etHe
Jiieotrlage III bererteu. SetO OcsbllO uui
&urcr put uHO 3tebt III bslcn StlaGren nab
Ocu POuS, nm hen UiGrm 81 erwdblcu, Der i'll
10 bOben @raOe Die lUteruiiguu9 Der Demo
tratte ~ueroient. &a5 CT fir ielne Narp mo
ole Staot i'm %Iugcmetneu btsber getban bat,
1T I'M III mobI b%etanUt, mo Ole Is. 8arO
iOute beute Ill 9lanleuocr 2Seiie oart1uu, OaB
lte 6a8 niht p~erlelfen hat. (254)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
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bdri 0cn Z no.. r,iCe oteIt 9.oBe >ote, IN Den
,Jtep. AiItmhlu. RoomS " So5 &udra,mentssGo=
mite pIt ole groBlrtaten 8orOcr nun er s~ttrorru
urr ~untcrllcot - lUmIt HCinea : Uetrci, bag blClC
Splrse oCm 8ue:ue ,ur IOdteH &pte 8etci1eE
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

ben sebiirtis uuo beiet peridisOeue Ramen'
Setn rehter Name aber lit SbeoOOr Slenfer'
Gr fam Dor uugsfdbr 2 Sabren nab amertfa'
mar bel 8eu. arant in 4loeu, N..D., 2ebrer'
lit unseflbr 81 5uB bod, idlaut stblut, be
het Iear uufJelegtes. einnehmences Sempera<
meat, III IN @eieuibaft iebr III rbaltsrb,
trdgt S:iae uuo meiB ild in @OnueriatiOn
porttefiit ~ benshmeu.
la Die SenpereH3Ieru u. Taoifalen 5ieher
heute pwaierumi4lun9en" ms SelS. nHO
iie1en lie:
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6rrman Amrriran Sank.
Gr. 178, SaOsSru1hmGs.
0ien tdgliS pom 9 bis 8 ubr.
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uno
SOnnerFa8.
9epOitorcn erbalteu 5 gro3eut .3iuisn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
SIR. 6e,nr. eClm 10. 0Sdr6.

SJL" SyN'N<" ~Sb" AO" ASuLp+
AIs 3tltba &auothat Der 10 Nuro Ileht
hGute 6r. peinrib 5erIH wleNer por 0em Dol
Il. hrauhtH mir OH1 Ouraui b]tl5Hueileu,
lu,r 9,iEIin Stim lit uuO wdbe SerOleultc
Il i'm uut iae &OnintututtH ais )tItlsgllcO
erIor0cn not? Son aleu 8ltG Il, uelbe
enc 3ttrOe Ger StaoIOtrualtung %bulo;ten,
uebt ~. 5etm, nv oeutiHcr &unos mann,
in criter 6tlbe uuO icoe8 SOtum rCr AoOp-
upOiTgtr loGte beute fir rbu aogegcben wu=
o,u. Blelbe JtjemunO ju 6auie mo bslubc
ltute ON SIimmOrt, I'm Oulh Elm itart .
$Otuln Die Attung III OetunOeu, Die mir fitr
0ru. GEM begeu! (254)
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Bon
Baltimore.
ReES1FaEde Der SdltEmSEGs RnA
BOGiSGBftrase,
SEEGaRs amber 9oIItbasRs
.Ez.. IN EIs III.
oHsu tdsIi@ Den so bic 3 nh,

GGrl ESeber.-Sicezgrdi.: .. &tEauR.-
9Gifrer: Seinriob Bees.
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Nnfinnnl zSnnr : Gnnf

ES 9epDItOren erbaIten 5 9ru;eut8tnfsn.
Mup.S1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23


PerfonaI Jtoti3. - ST.. Sobn q.
RtGols, lunsldbtlJer A9eut Der yaniders
boder 9ebsnS Ssri uerungS '@elsli1afE" in
Baltimore, III gum S,c:prdRpenteu Oieiir &C.
l.Iihaft srmdblt wOroen, 5r. JtidOIs bat
iid bier piele Sreunbe errorbeu, Die leiH
Sheloen aus unllrer Oiitte beoaueru.
Grgreif g etue8 9 d. 10 inblers
uno OtebeS.- Wir parnteu, burb cine
Nctts in Der uaatbOlildeu SoltsSeituu9" Oa-
III peroniaBt, porlge Bo4e oas beuiIde Bubs
iifum Dor elnem @aunsr, Der ND IN Den 0ltli.
den Staoten als Sarmeliter= Batter inter benz
Bl.uoo, 9iamen P. 9einri4 byrumtreibt, BON
@umber!anO, Wfo., 5u ien Dorgibt, DteIie Ilef,
Seihten bort Ii. (. No.. au9 bier in Sal,
tluore bat er leiu Wcieu tnetlS Inter benz
Namsn ,6einrid SObe" unb tbells inter
Der Ulasfe oes P. 9einrih Carlos setriebsn.
@eiern euDli9 fief er Der bieiiSen BoliSei,
reip. Dem SsrseaEten Short, IN Die Sanoe,
unb spar IN 6olse Der eipii9en Iusiage Der
Srau s. 5eHTt pom Ir. %, Norb . @utap'
StIaBe, upb anoerer Yeiloreu, pelde i'm ais
8etrii9tr biuitsuten ulb 5u3leih Der 8erauz
buua Der @dDihublaoe Der Senft'i1en Wein=
banOluus UNI 500 beitulpisten. gtaA fur
gem Yerb6re i~beranlmortete ibn Hihter Bone
BEN @rinlin oil Serfabren.
@r 1T unssfabs 24-25 Sabre aft, aus 8a-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

SQS Sl0llltz Oolo DON SpUDE rug Ne lcgl
brau Dor, MIR bdttsu mir lbrem Sptele etruaS
me6r @drme 9eWiin'6t. Nohl ~uerltaro oe
Dune peu Eou Hart uni pod t~rtlingen 81
lalitu, abet e. mar nift leuer ei9enthtnlld
aeidttIgte Sou, Der 0aa peg a19rellt u1o Den
1ameullia Die Bul unO Sleurtemp5 10 be-
3auberuo beruorSubriugen pei lte4en. VlIt
yegtsrem iiebt il. aIetotuJ IS, mas Die Sednlt
anbeu1fft, auf Ileiher Stute. 0teIes bewteS
ie porSuAemelie mt bent SOrtral e oeS VYau.
fee Doodle" Den lie NIT unSdblIJen Slrlaz
ttouen ais Encore auf Spoh:'S Souiect tots
1eH lief. WirflIh uoGeuoet lptelte ne Die Sas
~riltion, mtltt iih III 6laJeOlett0nen bemc9t;
Die S0ne erflIngen mte cine in Der S,rne Ian
tenoe 5lode uno ,feoer muBte benz erelentea
giprtraqe unDiutiiarlt6 A~nlrtennun9 6ouetl.
lSaS DIE uielsg iihmte 5dugertu 5rl. 8raI'
uaro unbetrilft, 10 beiiet Olelelbe pohl etle
an predcnoe Stimme unO cine trefflthe
Sdlule, aber lelOsr fehlte ibrem Or9ane Die
uOtbge Strait uHo Stlrte mo o%alIelDe erlules
iid iur Oen Suul Der y@oncorOta" taum ais
a~u8reHteuc. 6r. Sunguidel bemahite nd
IUteoer alS 0tether aut Gem SiOlorcelo. Dle
Don ibm ielUIt berriibrenoe~ Competition lem
Alpenlleo mrSaltatlonenJ III reld1 ali SfOnz
beiten, bie pr. SungnIdel aud trettllb sur
0cltnua gu orth9tH perhaHO. OR Molgpuue
pes yQieoertrauSes," bic S6. S1omann,
59mipt, Steinmiiler uno Sitter, tru8en
nldt wenis gum 9eliusen oes SoniestsS BET.
RnmentIi6 usrOlent Die pom pm. Butter 9t=
iuugsne GomanSe aus BEN v9tadtlager III
SrQnaOa" mo OaS uou ben up. Sbomarn
uno SteinmiiQtr uorJetra9ene Ouett aus
y8eliiar" lobenO bgruoryeboben gu peroen.
sGS- Die alte @lub@W lrthlhatt lenbt nd
rpteOer nod Der @elpalt. 8sti't lie beute beim,
luoem ibr fir bic Democratic itimmt!
8etter I. - 8eJeumetter CAB es
a,ftern BON gtorb. &arolina i~iiopGtts bis gum
Golf BON Rerito; in ben Staateu, Die i'm
Wiillilhppi 3bale lie9en, unO in Beuuiplua-
MEN uno Rsm yorf. Sn ben Staaten bic
rueIlid POM liiHiIippi.Gba lleseH, mar On.
geneb mes uno tiibles 8etter.
Seute wirO ss bier resnerii9es 8etter &C.
hon
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
RADICAL ROGUES.

From tie Nee York Herald. of TAesdav.
What do we seep Let us hold ourselves closely
to the record and show how vainly-we might
say how wickedly-ths friends OF these accused
parties have conspired to stide public opinion =
On May 8. 1871. the President, through the de-
partment Of Justice issuesl an order calling atten-
ton to the fact that justice had virtually ceased
Its Office far as frauds upon the revenue were
concerned. that over thousand suits were
pending before the United States Courts and we're
going by default. and that large sums Of money
had been lost to the goreynD,ent by reason Of TIE
apathy or criminaiify Of the officers of jastire.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

The Commercial replies TO a note from Mr..
Frank A. Taylor, in fashion peculiar To that
Journal though its tone is q little more mild than
when referring to Mr.. VIM. 8. Hayes. It evi-
IDENTIFY dislikes to treat on dsagreeable subjects
with pleasantness. 1t may learn to bs more
meek as it advances in years. Frank is polite
and courteous, and although not a Democrat,
makes himself as agreeable as his politios will
permit. However. the Commercial feels "ths
iusolence OF Office" is hard to bear, NO doubt
Its influence with the majority in the Council
and its'dependants. was once ponderous but oh
how have the mighty fallen II We could We
might add "truth crushed to earth," &c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
what mcclure SAYS.

At Harrisburg, on Yuestay, senator Mcclure
said to ssxexAL SsiAtoss that ~ il never author
ixsd the statement that he will attend the Cincin-
natl Convention. lie said also that the proposed
Convent,an sntos - . Hsps6iican body, entirely
within the Republican party. and one that any
Republican can attend with ent,ra consistency,
and enc that may be = supreme necessity to savs
the party from Decentralization and defeat He
declared that the systematic ostracism Of every
independent Republican by those who seem to
control the National Administration 10 the great
source Of discord in the party. and that no will
encourage any meeting Of Rapublicans that looks
TO the dissnthrxlnemt 1t the organization and
such dsasonstration to the Philadelphia Conven-
ton = will compel it to act for the safety and
success Of the party. regardless OF personal iu-
terests
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
OHIO.

The local elections in Ohio, ON Monday, were
mostly carried by the Republicans. OF 81 OF
the larger towns heard from, l6 went Republi-
can. II Democrat,c, and independent in Cincin-
natl. the Democrats were successful by an average
majority Of 1000. The new Council will ha 7e q
Democratic majority Of 4, and the Board Of Al
dermen Republican majority OF 6. The Board
Of Control 10 Democratic by a large majority. In
Cleveland the average Republican majority is
1000, and the Council remains ls Republicans te
II Democrats
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
a,OnaO1 ostRllOn,

PIrTsBUsa. April 2-.Goyernor Geary. to-day,
signed bill consolidating the South side Bor-
oughs with the city of Pittsburg. thereby adding
thirty thousani to its population. Over 1000 900
bushels Of coal have been shipped South during
tho present rise Cf the river. "Roughers" and
s'catchers" in the iron mills to-day, demanded
an advance of fifty cents per day, and portion
of them struck.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
DR.. GrseQry, who founded the Woman's Med
cal C0llegs st Boston. died on Saturday last.

DR.. Grssqry, who founded the Woman's Asdi-
cal CoAess sS Boston. died on Saturday last.
writer In . Cincinnati paper has calculated
that, - the average area Of the human mouth il
about four square inches. the combined montl.s
OF the % 500 singers at the Boston Jubilee will
iorm cavity Of over 736 squsrs test.
A letter from Mexico states that at the defeat of
the revolntionsts by RochA ON the Sd Of March,
over two theNnnd revolutionists were killed and
wounded. It IL also stated that Rochs shot q tsw
hundred Of the captured rebels.
Ths monastry Ut Eriurt, where Martin Luther
c0noeivsd the idea OF . reformation, WAS recently
partially destroyed by tire. The rooms occupied
by Luthor and his Bibls. which WAS kept a. . GU
riosity, were In tho part burned. Numerous rsics
were dsstEoysd.
Russia il about p re-opsp SehsAtApool ~ mil
itary aud naval harbor, to construct docks for
pairing vessels Of war and to protect the naigh-
boring bays and lnlsts by fortihcAtlons. So mu,h
tor tbs hives and money s1l's.dsd in the Crimean
war. s3Fe - t+5 ~
+. d. Hsaton. recently the pas.or Of TRINITY
Asthodise Church. Baltimore. has commsnoed IN
actiou tos lbel IN the Superior Court OF Baltimore
city, ~ susaunoas Tetnrnable on the second Mon.
DAY y April asaiast the propristors Of the Aaser
icaa.
I TIE Ohio Legislature has passed bill to com.
psl I9ts 9nserAnce Companies in othsr States. do
Ing buSlne1s in Ohio. 70 Gls with the State Audi
tor, wsivsr of the right 70 transfer any from
he 01ats 70 4As United States Courts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03


Easton has reason 70 be proud OF her couvicts
~ they sasm 70 b usn OF the keensst ssnss Of
honor The Free Psess says thak ON Monday
evening last Qua, Jack Shipman. 80 wsli-knoun
thisf." escaped from jail under the following cir
cumatancss: 1t appsan thaa this orderly individ-
ual was permitted to sxsCisa hlnselt in ths corri-
dors for lear that BY ciosa confinement in h,s csl
his health might bs impaired. and sooiety lose one
Of it, most valued ~ msohsnL Quistly. calmly,
and collectedly - walked to ths door and epsniss
The paddock With pieos ot wirv. walked out
hanging the look ortaide of ths door. He met :
little SON Of The deputy vasisn in the entry, aud
picking up the little fellow carried him to the -
Iooa Of Vslsntins Nsasinasr. who're he purchased
for h,m lot Of swsatnsets; than took him up N
his arms again, carried him across the street to
the court HOUSE stsps, and told him to run home.
in =. ns.nsHs s;s re-; n;s
left Nsssinesrs hs went to the Pine Tree Tavern.
whore he vhiskisd. After procuring a. much
taneis-foot - be thought Wa good TOR him be re-.
turned TO the Jail, knocked ct the door, aud asks
the warden, ir. Malone. iii he didn't think It
wss about time to turn IN" Thy warden thought
it was and admitted HIM. aud whom the pursusss
returned Jack was al snug in his little bed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
FIRST EDITION.
B r r ELE q = PHI,
NEW YORK.
PRogRsioR noDsR DEAD.

PRovRsioR noDsR DEAD
NKw YoRK, April 3. +
All the papsn publish obituaries OF Professor
Aorss.
dsisGation from West Point participated ID
the funeral honoo 70 the remains OF 0en Ander.
sou. to-day. Only four city rsgiments s,ted as 90.
cost.
Lookup Evans. who was convicted Of abortion,
has bssn given new trial. He has been in prison
since 1870.
The Judiciary COMMITTEES Will request the Gov.
srnor to remove Jadge Curtis Of the Marine
Court. for unlawful decisions and unbscoming con.
duct.
The Tri6sne says that recent indictments an
rumorsd to b attempted to whip into the party dis
contsnted Republicans.
1t il reported that ths fugitive Collector Bailey
was to return to give evidence for the Governor
in the Revenue frauds.
The body OF an unknown murdered ssama,
was found this morning in an sllsy in Roosevelt
| street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

ADvERrlsEas will be gratifed to know that
the demand for ths aAzYTTK on Monday and
Tue sday exceeded twelve hundred. which 10 .
large edition for a new paper to circulate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

PowRa OF ExAnPLs. - Example 10 = lvinglss-
son. Ths Me spsAks Every action has . tongue.
Words are but articulals breath. Dssds are the
fec sinilss ot ths soak they proclaim what y
within. TIE child notices the life. Il should b.
in h.rnoay with soodas. Assn ' t@s s..,s% sS
thrown inte one balsacs. dSsd 10 thrown INTO
Tie other Noshiag y mOrs important than tlaa
parents shoulA b. eoanslsesut A sincers wore y
usvsr A,st hus aAs,cs, counter TO sxaaaPss V al-
ways suspsstsd. Both oansee b true, oss "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

The House, yesterday. laid the Senate Revenue
bill on the table. on the ground that the House
of Representatives alone has the power to origi-
nate revenue bills.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

MICHIGAN Recent chartsr elections in Aichi-
Rsn show marked Democratic gains. The people
in the West feel the necessity Of . change Of the
administration OF public Affairs. The cham Of tax
atiou salis them. and they are preparing ths way
for relief 20 far ~ their action IL concerned In
the East The nonsy ard patsOuags Of the Federal
soysrn,psat keep the ranks Of the Radical army
0uhsvksn. In this naannsr ne slsetiosa wsrs car
RED IN Nsv HampshiFe and ConNscticnt But
the West b too big for such operations, and hence
. more dsc,dsd change u psrosptibls IN that dlFee
ton. cfEzI.s =fEt==#=aI Ira t5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

A Jssssynan Aas sstAoaishsd pigeon snoos'n'
park In whica no pigeoas are to he adnlned :. .
Wooden balls ars 70 taks their plaes. and bss8l
il not expected to interfere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
Masonic BANouEr. .LCaJds for the Grnsd Ms.
sonic Banquet to be given OH ths evening OF the
18th, are out. tHt
The kind nots Of Mr. OBJ. 10 rsceivsd His
expressions arr appreciated and will be fully 70.
ciprocsted

Ep~y Rstni"s hos ia,d US under heavy ebliga-
tious. We make Dur hest bow. In doing 20 We
must express the thought that that paper is 81.
psrior to any OF its PhiladeIphia evening cotsm-
p rsriss ."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

On ~, t6aGoa Of Nilsson's appearance in New
York u xmb1oiss ThumAs' III amlet," ~ Ophslia,
. boQuee with two LIVING doves was presented on
~ aGas9Whso Nilsson received the basket she
vle 1QR1AeeAs She looked st the audience 70 ~
Ebo s1At u more. lopksd y the pretty doves
thsa bsnding over. the pet dove held ap it, bsAk.
ard lilssoa k,aasd T. Then how the audience
sAeg1oA and pattea till she brought out the won.
dssful baskst and the pretty doves again.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 2-Ths insinustions OF the
American press in regard to Admiral Inglsdeid's
movements in the United States have created
sensation here, and are variously commented on.
LONDON, April 2.-Whle the races at Lurgsn
lreland) were in progress to-day, stand, crowded
with spectators, gave way, and about 200 persons
were precipitatsd TO the ground, amid confused
mass Of broken tmbers. Thirty -ons persons were
injured, some OF whom cannot recover.
MANcHEsrER. April IA large deputation Of
Conservatives marched in procession to-day to
Pomona Gardens, whore they presented addresses
to DisrAsli, expressing the hops that he would
soon come into power again. In spite OF a heavy
snow storm, the attendance was immense, and
Disras was repeatedly chsered. and many housed
ia the vicinity wsre decorated with hags.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
SPAIN
COMMERCIAL REPORTS.


PHILADELPHIA, Aprii3
Cotton, irmer; Uplands, 23l.; New Orleans.
23h to a3A.
Flour. less active; extras ST 10 to ST. Pennsyl-
vania extra family, $50 TO s.. Rye -four, steady
rs to 81; Brsndywine meal $3.50. 4 EBlt4
Wheat, demand light, holders hrm: Western
Red, IS0 to 81 81; Amber, 81 -; White, II 30
to 1872.
Rye, steady, 81 to ss.
Corn moderate demand: Delaware and Penn
sylyania Go to &c; mixed Western 66.
Oats. dull: White, "a to 55; Mixed, - to g.
Provisions dull; in favor OF buyers
Whiskey, dull, 50 to 30.
.1,Jefi9 net1. aw9sHrsaroA Il fADnlla.
SENATE.-Biilio Q punish mail contractors tail
ing TO carry out contracts'sas amended and Or
| dered to be printed.
HOUSE. Proceedings unimportant
Rhode leland, more Familiarity speaking
| Sprague's Farm, votes to-day for State oTcers =
| The following are the Democratic nominees Fo
Governor, Olney Arnold; Lieutenr Mt .Gover nor
Charles r. Cutler; Secretary of State, W illam J
Miller; Attorney General George n. Bliss, Gener
al Treasurer, W lillian p Congdon.
-,
A New MovEMENT.-In the L. s. House o
Representatives on Tuesday Mr. Brooks presente
memorial from working men Of New York ask
ing a charter for the "Worxing Mems Cooper,
tive Colonization National Bank OF North Amer
ca" with $4,000. 900 capital. in shares OF sloi
payable IN lnstaments Of 81 monthly. The III
, stitution is to aid co-operativs associations i
farming. mining, manufacturing and other mt
chanicai pursuits, and IN colOnizing farms
in villages.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

A MACHINE. at New Haven performs the
whole process Of making needles without
the manual labor Of amy person. and turns
out 80, ,0OO 70 70, 900 Of them daily. Another
machine picks them up aud arranges them
heads And points together, aud the third piece
Of mechanlcism puts them into paper. It Is
needless to remark that this II bringing the
thing down to very hne point.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT.
:, ~ WAsHtNa4or, April g.
An urea OF rain will probably extend eastward
to Southern New Jersey and pennsylvania this
afternoon. Pleasant weather over New York
'and New England. $500
SPAIN.
THE EIEcTIoNs YEsTERDAY.
MADRID, April 8.
The elections yesterday passed off quietly
The Ministerial party have large majority
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

DEATH OF rn0R. ). r. b. Moass.-The tele-
graph announces the death Of Prot. Samuel Fin
Icy Breese Morse. a. his city residence, in New
York last evening, illness of several days frosl
paralysis of the brain. The event coass the ca
resr OF one OF the most useful men OF the age.--
Professor Aase Wss the eldest son Of Rev Jeds-
dlah J. Morse. and brother OF Sidney Edwards
Morse, both OF whom are especially distinguished
a. geoeraPhsss. He Was born in Cha rlsstown.
Mas, April q, 1871, and was educated ut Yale.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03

Think Of it! "A meeting irrespective Of party st
the Commercial oflcsp How could such thing bep
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
VOL. LXXXII.--NO. 3. WHINING

THk scIoot Election takes place all over the
State on Saturday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
FRANCE.

PAlls. April 2.--Ths trial oe the libel case of
Gen. Trochu against the Figaro has ended. The
editors VillsslssaAat and Ylt& we're acquitted OF
the principal ehssgs. Of libel. and were found
msnt, for which they were sentenced to . months
imprisonment and dns Of 3.0OM.
III the course Of his address, yesterday. Theirs
defined the attitude Of France towards the Span
ish Crown. He declared that it vas tho interest
OF Fryncs TO keep Amadsus on the throne, be-
causs his overthrow would isad to revival Of
the candidature Of Aontpensisr or Hohsn.ol-
ern
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
MISSOURI.

ST. Lours, April 2-Ths Democrats, to-day.
elected nine out Of twelve aldermen. lho City
Councils will stand: II Democrats. Republi-
cans and lndepsudsnta.
ST. JosKPHs, No. April 2.-The entire Repub-
lican ticket has been elected by large maiorities
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-03
IOWA.

ICWA.
DuHuauE. April The charter election
this city. yesterday. resulted in the election Of u
entire Democratic ticket
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

We beard some explosions of fire
crackers on the streets yesterday, and
upon inquiring the cause, we We're
told that it arose from the celebration
by Colonies Rosser and Curry of the
return of Colonel Curry to the ranks
OF regular Republican party. The
individual who gave US the informa-
ton suggested that the rejoicing would
have been more general, had the
"regulars' believed the Colonel's re-
pentance sincere, and his return likely
to last him through the campaign.
We clip from the Reno Journal.
of May Is, the following:
The Virginia and Truckee Railroad
Company have placed another pas
senger coach on the road from here
to Steamboat to accommodate the
demands of constantly increasing
travel.
Iron for the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Company is being received
at Steamboat at the rate of about
forty a loads per week.
The bridges on the line of the V.
X [. Il Il. between Steamboat and
Nashoe City are nearly completed.
The Independent Order of Odd
Fellows contributed to the sufferers
by the Chicago fire, the sum of SlO7,-
7S7.