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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

~ CupiFs An,buseddes The sly archer Love,
shoots his arrows from many cOigns Of vantage,
but is doubtful II he delivers his heartakng shaft
from any amnush with more effect than when he
run them from the braids aud folds and ringlets OF
a superb head of hair. Ladies who nave not been
favored by Nature with this cTOgning charm OF
wOmsnhood. can readily and certainly Increase the
volume OF their hair and mpart to it silken lustre
Y using LYONS kAThAIRON as a daily dressing
while those whom Providence has blessed with a
Euperabundance OF this GlOry" OF the SEX can pre-
serve It, undiminished, ia quantity and undiminisl.
ed In beauty TO the latest period Of fe There is
germinat ng principle In the KATH .IROS which lit
orally cJBlpes the hair % gTOp IL eXtirp ltes sour
dandrui, and all exfOliation and excresences of the
deyelonment of the 1bers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

tB- Hdmm9th dry Goods opening -Messrs, Homer
Coladay a Co., whose large and paatial estab ish-
ment In Philadelphia is familiar tn all our readers
make announcement in another column OF their re
gular FAN Opening. For magnincence OF display
variety and price, this stock stands unrivaled This
Will he the largest sale of Dress Goods &C. ever Of
fered by this house, and as every article has been
purchased az Ott0m prices the same will be offered
the purchaser at atacorrespondingy low figure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

Eg-The Greatest Want OF the present age is men
AMI women, healthy ana vigorous In M NJ and bOdJ
The continued headaches, weaknesses, nervousness
and varying ailments which atllct women are gen
orally the result OF imperfect action Of the stomach
and other vital organs. DR.. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters, being composed entirely OF vegeta
Die substances Indigenous 10 California, may be
taken with perfect safety by the most deicate anU
are sure remedy, correcting all wrong action and
giving new vigOr TO the whole system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

ELECTION OF OFTCERs.-Ata recent meeting
Of Fidelity Lodge, True Iemplers, the following
officers were elected W. V. r., Emma Pierce
W. s., Frank Cochran; W. +. s., Levi Harding
W l., VIM Shlpleyi W, Chaplain, Thos Haley /;
S. VIM AIarsden W.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

EVERY 10 MINuTEs-The cars on the city rail
utes, instead of every ten minutes. as heretofore
The change was made in order to give the teams
more rest. and that greater care might be gwen
them, as precaution against the disease now
raging among horses As yet the stables OF this
company are free of the disease
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07
New Advertisement. TbI. I,a,

new advertisements, This URy.
Iinsmith wanted-W. q Rambo, Elkton. Md,
Wanted-Si.5 g, on First Lien.
Dress RoOds-Homer, COlladay & Co.
Let ture-Rev. A A. Willets.
Wanted-Stable.
CorrectiOn-Samuel II ssiter,
Wilmington steamship Ce.
Lyons hatharion-Clty EN-.
Warmers tropel er Line.
City ltems-YariOus parties
Hardware Truman a shaw,
Notice-Friends So4tal Lyc-um.
N0tiee-Republlcan Campaign CLUBS.
Manted-SlO,OO0 at per cent.
Nanted-BOy TO learn carriage painting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

~ Extensive Furniture StoTe.-The attention Of
the public is called TO the very large and varied
stock Of furniture of j. j. N. Harnan, No. 4lU
King street. There is nothing equal to IL In the
state OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for Otice or dwelling can doubtless be acComnlO-
dated by this old and reliable nrln. Thy MAKE
tier own goods and sell at prices as low ne best
houses in the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07
riNAuoIAh ANu coMMERoIAL.
OFFIon or THE DAILY CoanrERcrAL
MLll...l....L.... NJ ~ -,

Wilmington, Del, Nov. Z, Is7S
The Hope Loan Association held regular
monthly meeting last evening, at which $4,000
sold at 20 per cent premium, and $1,000 at 16
per cent.
BOARD OF TRADE-DKmY BUSINESS MEETING.
Twenty-nine individuals and firms were repre-
s,nted. The meeting was entirely of a business
character, and met promptly at IL O'Clock
Sales were reported and entered on the Sales
Book, Of Dry Goods, Carpets, Coal, Iron, Oil,
ard other Merchandise.
Flour is quoted firm, at from 90 25 for Super
hne, to %. for Extra, and $40. for Family
Wheat is in good demand, at 81 rs to Sl.s5.
Corn is dull, at about 68 cents.
Oats is quiet at As cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

A FINE FABM.-Wm. S. Fleming of Cbristiana
Hundred, has purchased the farm of the latt,
Evans Harvey, on the Brandywine, in Chester
county, containing 40 acres ior sic, 600. The
buildings are very fine and the farm is considered
one of the best III the neighborhood.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

CoLoRED School - The colored people in tbe
south western part Of the city have started /
school III the chapel on Lancaster Pike near Tn.
ion street This school is in Uhristiana hundred
and as it is for colored children it receives no
support from the State fund for educating the
people IL any OF the friends Of education de
sire to contribute to the maintenance Of this
school they can hand their money to the com.
mnittee Joseph Byard, Thomas Byrd or Geo "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

EB- Correction We requested to state that the
char &c made by VIM. II. Sch0en against samue
ROsslter, before Esquire Frazier on Monday last
that he (RossteT) threatened tU shot SchoeD, Is
untrue. He merely placed his hand on Schoeu and
ordered him out Of the house. The above can be
proven by several persons who were present.
nOvT-lt SAMUEL ROs SITTER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

BIBLE ANNIvERsARY.- The 5ist anniversary Of
the Wilmington Female Bible Society will be
celebrated in st. Pauls NJ. L. church, this even
ing. Many persons will participate who are fully
competent to render the exercises pleasant aud
ms ructiye
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07
stocks, Gold, Nc.
VII nlngton Quotations, furnished by r. X ROB-
tuAon Co, Bankers, 4th and Market sta,
at i O'Clock p NJ to-day
MERELY MENTIONED.

Now, lets to business.
There are no Greeley men now.
IN. Bayne stIll lives and makes overcoats.
-McCaulley ran well but Hutchinson ran better.
THE Domestic Sewing Machine is without an
e1ual
Notwithstanding the election Culbert sells hats
aud Caps.
The people eagerly sought the COMMERCIAL yes
terday for the news.
Ladies', go TO 0gle Milltr's rooms, t--day, and
see the splendid assortment OF dry goods lusi
opened, elegant shawls, tiks, winter poplins Sill
vlvels and alapscas, merinos, cashmere d 'esF
goods, and 1ne assortment OF goods for selections
foi the season. The sale commences to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07
Weather Record.

REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. l. BOYS
DEPARTMENT
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. est, 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
ature Of Baron Point Fall.
550. 0.76in. 30 5Olo. NV. 2O26.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

SrEREoPrIcoN EAmBIIIoS.--A rtereoption ex-
hlbitlon viii be given III the Eln-St. Bapllsl
Chapel, cor Jackson and Elm Sts., on Fnday.
Nov. oth. for the benefit OF the Sunday school.
Admission, 20 cents Children, 10 cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

UP AdA1N.-Ihe heavy rains Of last night has
caused considerable rise Of water in the Bran.
DIVINE The marshes On the East side are all
oveItlowed this morning, and much wood ana
rubbish is coming down the creek
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

A FEMALE KU KLux.-The following epistle
was received some months ago. by married ladv
at New Castle, Del. 1t reads a little like the
threatening letters sent to a number of gentle
men in this city recently. Efforts have been
made and are being made by the husband OF the
lady to ascertain who concocted the letter we
hope he will be successful
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

REMOVED DIR. J. p. O'Dauiel, dentist who
carried on dentistry on klng street, below 5th.
ha' removed to st. Louis Mo-. where lie will en-
gage III the practice OF his profession
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07
New CASTLE, July II.

am in town again to have revenge on you
and yourn. l am widow and my love for
- - is the strongest il your daughter
- is out front or mp town 1 will ill your cup
full care not what i do for revenge. Your
husband loved me at one time years ago Won
trye te ruined my carecter. BELL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

IE- FTdgrInt S9zsdont hardens and invigorates the
gums pur1nes and perfumes the breath, Cleanses
beaupnes and preserves the teeth from youth OlG
age. Sold by ali Druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07
ID EGlSTER'S OFFICE,
u MEM ~ aII 1. lAnItaauu.. g.

N JF1hvMe Fa6IIv M,e,l are now selling our best Ex,ra
comsamers wtSin AZ a. Stops per DBL, deIlyered 10
feb9-ly RrandyIl,Slks LANES + PRICE CO..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07
1-THE BIG 10, VEST EIGHTH STREET

~THR BIG 10, VEST EIGHTH STREET
THE PLACE TO BUY
YOUR FALL SHOES,
have increased my stock, and am prepared to
ell good SHOES
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
My motto is "Quick Sales and Small Profits n
l nave women's good shoes for $50 per pair.
ow is that for high Please give me a call before
buying elsewhere.
Look for the big 10 on the box by the door,
J. NJ HOLMES
No. 10 West Eighth street.
ma-29-u (2d door from shipley,) VII. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07
Simatiuus aud z.elp Agautsa.

advertisements of three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 70 centa)
WTANTED-A good boy TO learn carriage paint
w pSyr ias' Appy'o RPSiNSoM PDnftS ana Walnut, ss2
M ANTED-To 90 10 BlktOn Md, good, com
w petent tinAmith steady employment Apply
to Capelle Bro, Wilmington, Del, or
Dov7-si' EStsn, Ma.
WTANTED-Two cOlorei servants. boy and girl,
wv to cook and wait, and make themselves use
MKs' o'Bi RNE, Pine Grove,
nove-2t LIST Mile stone, Pha. Turnpike.
NNTAN fED.-sltuation by married man, not
w afraid NJ work where he can earn living for
his family ca bring best OF references. Address
noy5 80 %. F." This once.
WANTED.-.A situation as Chamoermaid and
w waiter. Apply at 6l2 TATNALL STREET.
nov.5-3t
NTANTED Some one TO pow and harrow a
,I,H sms ot tne suosoil to 6s lrred by 20
dov.5-3.' Cor.van Buren, and snallcross Ave,
WTANTRD-A good trucker Immediately None
w need apply unless able to furnish good refer
ences as TO capaoility and honesty ..
nov2-u THOs. Y. DsNoRMANDIE
WTANTBD--A boy from IA 10 10 years OF age
w with fair education and can write we'll
Apply at octl9-lI THIS OFFICE
XNTANTED-Agents wanted at ola Market street
Wv TO sell the WEED SEWING MACHINE
WTANTRD-A few good men 10 canvass for new
w and profitable business. Apply Immediately
OF address to c. K HUSTER
oct16-lm' No. 62T E. Seventh St. VIII Del
M ANTED-Lades and gentlemen to learn tele-
w graphing 81 nations guaranteed.
MORSE TELEGRAPH INSTI rUTR.
ectl6-f Masonic Temple, VIII, Del.
XNTANTEp-By Virginia lady, a situation as
Wv teacher in private family or Seminary.
Qualification English, FIR nCh rudiments of Latin
Music, Vocal and InstrnmeLtal Address
ate ACllEk,n BOX 2O5.
octll-lm' Petersburg, Va.
NTANTED : IMMEDIATELY. - Active young
w men to canvass for the Grover a Rakaf Sew.
ing Machine. Apply at sic MARKET ST
oct5-u Wilmington, Del.
NTRS. TAYLORS SELECT INTELLIIENCE
IYl OFFICE, N. K cor. Second aud est Streets
Families supplied with white servants at short
hotlce. jy2S GIN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07
Aotifes.

NOIlCE-The Friends Social Lyceum will re.
~ convene on Second day evening next al I !.
O'CLOCK hoV'4t Z. F. THOMAS, Pr,s,
NoIlr.Es-.l Soldiers and Sailors, Republican
~ N. NClBLES, and PIONEERS viii meet
MltnOut fail at X puOlicen Headquart rs Fifth and
Market streets. this evening, for In pu pose Of ar
lansluR Ior parade IN saturday evening next. Come
n9yl-tf FRANK NoLEN.
NOTICE -Ziba Ferris, Jr will close out posi-
~ uvely ms week, and requests those having
VIII be sold at s.crnce e00''
NJ Office - TRUE TEMPLAks - REMOVAL
~ Inc regular sessions OF Fidelity Temple M
y. y OF Delaware VIII be held AT the o. o. A. NJ
hal Nv hlhg street, on Thursday evening" com.
iiisnIink I NONeHJef Z. by order OF the Temple
noS1'os FRANK COCHRAN, r.
NOIlCE-CtTlZgNS LOAN ASSOC IATION--
~ Ine'uug OF The stockholders of the Citizeus'
t Loap Hssociatlun wil be held In the once OF the
secretary. No. SO2 irket street Thursday Nnv 7
leIE, IN the evening for the purpose OF acting on
amenaInshts to the BY Laws
noyl-et GEO. c. MARIs, secy.
N VI lGE-ClT'ZE LOAN ASsOl IATION.-
~ limited nuuler Of shares of st0rk nf th,
Cluzens Loan Association In the I'd series for sain
secona sna payment due Nov. 7th, lsT2 Ap ly to
oes1y-I GEO. Q. MARIS, Secy.
N UIlCE-All are luyited to try the Weed Sewing
= a@ss,.''e ;a,,sii. at ol4 MARKET ST.
~ who have sod property durinI the pTesena
year, must give notice in writing TO the RegStrar
az ann uus a Ste ne o. inc Water Department before the
% uay Vi November 1879, and insert in the notice
tne name OF the purchaser ana humber Of
PdoPeity lP purchaser Otherwise they will be
i s,n - anie iof the ater Rent the next year. Also
M @ @ poisOiiS VINO NAV wish TO discontinue the use OF
ma,eI any portion OF II, must give notice as above
% 49, pJ paJ ssV1 lOf dfawlng erule. No alteration will
sn "a u, any D after the above date. new
S ss % nH VI brandyTne water having been made
aiu ulS Dils CohlpetedAll persons interested are
lhVlted 10 call ana examine the same
oe.ao.noySo FRANK A. TAYLOR, Registrar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

fE-Ladiss' HerfnO Vests,
76-cept ladies' Merno Vest
T5-cent Ladies' M. rno Vest
This superior quality, good weight slightly Vest,
Is an unusual bargain, at price above named. Also,
tl.O0 Good Weight Ladies' Vest.
S1.40 Fine WoOl-mixed Vest
Sl.65 Ladies' Full Regular Vest.
T5-cent Gents MefinO shirt.
$l.OO Gents Superior Quality 81 irt,
81 go Gents SaxOny Wool Shirt
Kid Gloves positively warranted
Also Childrens Underwear in large variety at
low figures. JOHN N. FINN,
s. K Cor. Arch and Seventh sts., Philada,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07


~ cent Superior Corset.
6O-cent Shapely Corset.
s0-cent Desirable Woven Corset
tlUO Fine Quality French Corset.
fl.25 Extra quality Ribbed Corset
Kid Gloves
Kid Gloves
NoTB-Mr. Finn warrants all Kid Gloves, prom
ly taking back all found defective His Gloves a
the best Paris makes, and reasonable in price.
JOHN M. FISN,
s. z. cor. Arch and Seventh sts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07
5II MARKET STREET.
sgF. h. FRANK.

- Chidrens Meriao Night GoBns We would cal
Especial attention to Mr. Firms line of Chidrens
iur the approaching cold weather Being COM
bnatlon OF the Shirt and Drawer, children are not
ho liable 10 expose themselves as with the Ordinarv
gown. Ihey are already being largely adopted Mr.
Finn Is also prepared 10 offer some special bargains
IN Children's Merino Shirts and Drawers and Stock
ings join NJ. FINS
S. Z. Cor. Arch and 7Gh sts., Phiad'a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07
asaatrd.

advertisements OF three lines are inserted under
this head three times for so centa)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-07

OF three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 70 centA)
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
LIBERAL MOVEMENTS.
aidshlps with iron keel.
struck We her ribs OF steel
Down her black hulk did reel
Through the black water

The Liberal voters of Miller Farms, near
Tftusvile, Penn, have organized Greeley and Brown
Club.
O. Z. Perrin of this city and Capt. Wood
ruff addressed Liberal meeting in Johnstown Penn
the 10th inst
In one weeks time the Ephrata (Penn.)
Greeley and Brown Club has gained 26 members, and
has membership of g. persons.
John Pope Hodnett of Illinois addressed the
Greeley and Brown Club of Ttusylle, PENN last Mon
day. He spoke in Oil City on Saturday evening.
The Liberals of Shenandoah, Penn, held an
open air meeting the 18th inst speeches being made
by John Ryon and W. p. Furey of The POttSrate
Standard
A large Liberal meeting, held at Clarks
Green, near Scranton, Friday last. was ad-
dressed by F. L. Hitchcock r. H. McCune' ana D. a.
Price OF Scranton.
Col. A. X. Mcclure, Richardson L. Wright,
and Rufus E. shepey Of Philadelphia and A. H. Jones
OF Bristol PENN addressed Liberal meeting in the lat
ter city on Saturday.
J. C. Sturtevant and J. B. Brawley will ad-
dress Liberal meetings at Ricevle, Penn. to-day,
and az Bloomfield on Thursday Mr.. Sturtevant and +.
i. Rea spoke at Townsville last evening
Gov. VIM. Pinllney Whyte and the Hon.
A. W. Bradford will address the citizens Of Philadelphia
today Mr. Bradford is a Liberal Republican, and was
the Union Governor of Maryland during the war
j. A. Neil of Titusville and Thomas Roddy
of Meadville will speak at a liberal meeting at Hyde
down Penn. this evening The meeting at spartans
burg Thursday will be addressed BY f. b. Gutherle
and +. r. Rea
Charles A. Barnett of Bloomfield, Perry
County, Penn, says The Harrisburg Patriot, has an
nounced his determination TO support Greeley and
Brown. Mr.. Barnett is prominent lawyer in that
section and has always been Republican.
More than 200 Liberal meetings will be held
in Pennsylvania between the present time and the day
Of election. In addition to the speakers already an
nounced the following will take the stump during TINS
week Senator FentOn, Gen. Banks, the Hon. James s.
Thayer, and the Hon. William DOrshemer.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
THE WEA1HBR.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Wednesday Sept. 25-l a. m.
A.. aIsI.f foafFn IN


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON ID. c., Wednesday Sept. 25-l a. M.
Synopsis for The pdu ireniy-foHr hours
The barometer Is highest over the NewEngland coast
has fallen from Tennessee to the lakes and an area OF
quite low barometer has moved eastward to probably
Upper Michigan.
Cloudy weather areas of rain, aud eastery TO south
erly winds have prevailed from Georgia to North Caro-
lima, and from Tennessee 20 Michigan, Wisconsin, and
Minnesota.
Brisk aud high southerly 10 eastery winds have been
reported from Missouri 20 Michigan and Minnesota but
have now yeered to nOrthwestery over the north
Probabilities
For New-Engand south-easterly and southerly winds
and cloudy weather with rain by or on Wednesday
evening: for the Middle and South Atlantic States,
southerly winds, cloudy weather and
rain
partly cloudy weather for the Northwest, rising ba-
roeer norhery TO westerly Winds and clear aud cold
weather, extending eastward over Illinois and Lake
Michigan during the morning, and over Michigan and
Indiana during the afternoon.
The low barometer now probably over upper Michigan
move eastward into Canada. Brisk aud very brisk
southerly winds for Lakes Michigan, Huron aud Erie,
and for Lake Ontario during the day. veerng 10 north
westerly Michigan during the morning, and
Huron and Ere during the afternoon and evening" and
over Ontario during the night.
Cautonary signals continue at Milwaukee Chicago,
Grand Haven Detroit, Toledo Cleveland, aud Buffalo
and arc ordered for Rochester and osv"s"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

80. The first snow of the season in Salt Lake City
fell Mobday night 0 the depth Of three inches
Three men, and a son of A. :. French of Wash
gtor were seriously injured yesterday By The prenia explosion Of
blast a Bangor, Ne.
The slaughter house. granary and barns, with
,h on;en Of Thomas Broekpor Destroyed b Ere
yestsriav Loss 5000; insurance, sJlOO
The Vos de Cuba says II cannot contemplate
, e ourages beaped upon the unconditional oysl OF Porto
Rico also a.es the appointment Of Pera as spansh Minister to
Nenefuels.
A State Temperance Convention OF the Reform
cb. and other Temperance organizations OF Maine met al the Ctl
H In Portland Yesterday Gov PsrhAm present and participates
in the pfOeeeengs -
Richard Hughes of Lowell, age Is made q
attempt Monday evening TO steal TIE noheJ atas
The store 6ls wApgionf, Boston hpa isAI s.poa
lin Hall who stopped him and gave an alarm haghes "" ~
Peter Boyle, young Englishman, was arrested
Molday evening liz boarding house u hios ca ~
viii 5reTr time Of bis arrest Young dy Nhnn he h p
,use 10 leave berlpbts New Bedford eanoesheI sn 10 h
room With egm,n .ho vas about 10 m-i 'h Inc '0SAs A'
lefl In the fnt train for bone
A correspondence has been made public be,
tween Minister wasEburhe and De Rmui French Minister o'
Fr.ig Affair unes with MI fsb 10
e of country the Hebrews perseea,td ID hoo,
Wakehs and replies that ,beougngy assessia
.soru b,vs ksts maze W w FsesA bss VI ~s's 's@s'' '
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

perior-st, crca. extent OF which could be
seen from the stand, appeared, as Tar
as the eye could reach, river OF glancng nre, 10
densey collected the torches OF the dherent "aru
clubs. To enter upon description OF the grandeur OF
the picture spread before the eye would
he 70 reproduce those remarkable mass
meetings OF Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Many women with unaccountabe recklessness, had
dared to push their way into the dense crowd ht
time was with the greatest difficulty that the ponce
guided by the screams, succeeded III ehtrich'ine
the almost breathless body Of woman
from the crowd, and placing her IN
place OF safety Owing TO the unfayOrabe direction OF
the wind Mr. Greelev,s voice could scarcely be heard
and in the midst Of HIS speech he was oDhged
TO stop while the multitude swarmed over seats
tumbed over distractions. and almost euiseu tne
policemen for keeping them al proper Instance
from the speakers stand go frenzed "ero 'hoir
efforts TO get within hearing distance. ALMOST
continual outbreaks OF enthusiasm and tigncah. eA
pressons OF approval divided the speech INTO SNORT
sentences and every now and then the uproar grow so
loud that the speaker stopped Involuntary Gov
Walker and Gov Randolph, with men OF local uiSuhc-
ton earnestly performed their own share OF he speech
making. A., ,
Mr. Greeley began by directing his words TO the ad-
vance guard Of liberty and the od-time Aooh'iohists
of the Western Reserve rejoicing that the Denoc'ao
party had abandoned its hostility 10 equai
rights and saving that desired the Democratic party
four years ago to nominate Chase hoping they "ouin
then adopt the platform they have no" auoP'eu'
Some doubted the sincerity OF the Deno-
cratic party, but backward step eoniu ho' DC
taken He would rejoice, even II defeated III the cioc-
tion H. through his name as a candidate. an END should
be made Of all contention concerning the equal rgn's OF
man. We should be done with this old time cohtro-
versy. Great questions concerning the Hsn's'
interests and duties of labor now for public asen
ton and should be discussed The rubbish anu All @
the time controversy should be swept away All we
need now is the cheerful acquiescence OF the people
of All PARTIES in the Constitution as Pro
CLAIMED The questions of taxation finance labor Gnu
interests Of labor demand attention, but all men ol no
country must have equal rights. This must rst pe us
posed o. After further remarks Mr.. Greeley reureu
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
FRANCE.

THE EVACUATION OF TWO DEPARTMENTS TO
BEGIN- DOMESTIC POLICY OF PRESIDENT
THIERs-DEATH OF THE TURKISH AMBAS-
sADOR.
PARIS, Tuesday, Sept "a, 1872.
Gen Manteufiel, the commander of the Ger
troops in France, and the French authorities,
have agreed that the evacuation OF the Departments Of
the and Haute Marne shall begin the 18th Of
October
President Theirs has now under consideration the
recommendations Of the Councils General in regard to
proposed constitutional reforms Ie is also giving his
attention to elaborate reports which he has received
from French representatives, abroad 10 the working
Of constitutional government in various foreign countries
On these materials he will base his proposals 10 the AS
sembly for the appointment OF Wee President OF th
Republic the creation OF an Upper Chamber, and new
electoral law.
The Secretary Of coal mining company in the Pas de
Calais denies that contracts have been made in France
for the expectation OF coal TO England.
The Figaro in its issue Of to-day says DernilMehemed
pasha the Turkish ambassador 10 France died in rail-
way train while going from this city TO Lemberg Austria