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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
From the Baltimore Gazette.
CuPiOsitles Of Maryland LegiaIatiOn In
tine OIdem Tsme.

1865. Chapter 8, continues for twenty-one
years the tax oa IA importation OF negroes,
liquors and Ir cn, and fOTbids the Increased
Importation OF llish papists.
:, 1880. Chapter "a requires the Judges Of
the several County Courts to meet twice a
year, or oftener IL they should deem It neces-
Sary, and regulate the price Of drinks, which
shall be set up within the courthouse, and the
respective clerks of ihe courts are required to
furnish every tavern keeper with o copy, who
shall put 1t up In conspicuous place that
every person may peruSe the same. Penalty
for charging more than the lawful price : GOO
tbS. tobacco. Chapter 10 fines Clergyman
ten pounds for absenting himself from his
clerical duties for one month at time, or two
months in any one year.
1884. Chapter 80 appoints John Eager
howard and others Commissioners to open
and cut canal, forty feet wide, from one
head of the Basin to the Spring Gardens,
which shall be free of toll fer all vessels pass
ing through it.
Query. IL this was done now, with tide
gate at each end, could it not be used for pur-
flying the Basin? L. S.Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
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WIlmimgtOm and western 81 a +,
THUS TABLE.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.


Com@sasinE ost, lst
Leave WILMINGTON 10 20 a IN, aud $50 pm.
Leave Landenoerg 8 IS, q aud 10 y m.
Arrive AZ Wilmington 81 N. and 30 D N
Arrive A1 kanasnbeFE. n % .. n, and 80 D N.
C0NNECIlONS-frainS leaving Wilmington at
10 O m With train leaving PhilAdelphia al 50 m
Trains feavink NVilm ingfon af S IS D n eanneets
With train leaving PhiladelRhia at 4 % D m.
Train arriving 90 Milmington at IS q n, With
train for hiladelbhia "a 10 an.
Train arriving AZ Wilmington at % With train
3r Philadelphia At ~ Pm.
Sunday Trains wiH be withdraw after 0ctO-
DAVID coNNRLL. sapt.
mo THR PURLlC.
4 The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pAny have comPleasd ArfAngemens 70 caEFy Money
Packages and kxpress Matter TO ami from all points
on tho line Of lhnir road and West Chester.
Also. TO all potnts on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and CAlawissa Railroads. Including Reading.
Allentown. Coiambt1. HAgTisburg. Lancaster. DoWn-
lngtown; Mahonsy City, Mt CarnsL. NorristaWn.
pottsxille, &c.
FOg further Information apply a. the DEPOT. cor
neF Of Front and Madison streets, Wilmington.
Express matter sent % Rrankiia TelaRfaph "a sa,
No, West Third street, OF % their pePoG Front
and adisOn. or orders lei with McMallan q Seal
delivering agents. Wal receive prompk aateasieA.
aBs.d GSa1 sHPt ", az. RR,co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

Subject 10 delays incident to freight business.
rms train will stop TO take passengers only At
stations named but will leave Passengers at anY
soppins place. except Hare's Corner, state Road.
Rodney, Armstrong 8 aud Dupont.
This train viii be Withdrawn whenever the ia.
tere 6 OF the Company requires it.
The passenger Car hsretofors attached TO the
ReturaIng Train leaving Harrington Al 5 10 P. NJ !.
will be discontinued on the above date.
The Freight Train with PASSENGER Car attached
IeaTiag Harrington 81 70 2. n. will make all
regular steps for passengers.
sspS. ls7i. nF. KENNEY, SuPt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
WILMINGTON e BALTI
u MOhk RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after WEDNESDAY, OstSheF lsth. ls{l,
passenger car viii be attached TO the freight
lRain leaving PhilAaalphlA 300 p, m-. tor Wh-
ne aTsla uill step 81 stAtlOns as fOllows. when
sisnAlleas 0RAy's Ferry. 9.l3 p. N LaHAsot1o aS
ana; Chester, Atl .. N; LAm0kln. a.Ao p M Thur
LeW ak9 D. N Linwood. AIS p. nj Clay monG lael
N hifsrstA, le.a8sps b. aFglve Wtlmingtoas les
q Isas@l u. .. KENNY. sap'ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
THE
CnoV1 WaI1tts Err,

The cheapest and best id the market. Warranted
truly self adjusting. Special lndueememas a0
washing hRehime Agents and Ghe COum-
try TRs0e. Liberal terms. Agents wanted. Send
for Circula-. AMERICAN &1ACHHNE Co.
MaEafacturers and Patent es. office, 40 Walnut
street, RshhlasaeHphia, Pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

rug MlNed ITaln VIII run subj ect TO delays Incl
ti0n5 Where time Is given,
NEW CASTLE TRAINH
Leave New Castle for Wilmin gton and PhFlai'a
at Z. ~, u 80 AN and as p. NJ. Leave WiIminE-
tons ton so A. d., at l.2o and $50 P. NJ. for New
Sunday TTain-LeaVs Wilmington for New Cas-
ues S,lj A, NJ, New Castle for WilmingtOu mp n
SMYRNA BRANCH FRAINS.
AMaallHonAlto M those boVe leave SmyFn FOE Clay
ton u-30 .: m.s and 7-3O p. m, Leave CLAYTON for
SmyrnaAtO .. m, and 400 p. m, to make oonnec-
ton Tith trainsto and from Dover. a1d stations
CONNECTIONs
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's & Kent Railroads.
At CLAY ION. with tho Maryland and Delaware
At AtHAkR1NGToN, with the JUNCTION and Break.
At sE,AF0RD with the Dorchester and Delaware
At DELMAR. With the Eastern shors RaiIrosa
and MicOmico and Po,OmOko Railroad
Il y. kENNEY. SAINT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Diyision Time Table.

FALL ARRANGEMENT,
On ana aftsr MONDAY, Sent. sth
Ssv. = ,lSS. SUNDAYS excepted Trans viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

rae BeeA<VVleh $40 II Portable RramaalE Sew
tag maohAno On 30 Days TrIalS many advan-
lages over all. Satisfaction guaranteed, or so re-
fanEed. Sent complete, with full directions Beck
with Sewing Machine Co.. $50 Broadway. N. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal.
Tlmore Railroad.
- ID
pELAWARR nIYIaToN-

IMPORTANT N0TICR-In addition to the rszu-
4 lar Market Trains Row RAINING. an EXTRA
FREIGHT TRAIN. Sundays excepted With Pas
senger Car attached, will ran between Wilmins-
ton aud Harringtou on and after Monday Septam-
Der Sth, lS7{. as foliows.
leaving Wilmington at { 30 a. NJ an4 stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21

save a. fOiiOwu
hORTHWARD. Pasaem~nw.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-21
Darts from The Devil +; or CaDid Abused

A Book just issued. exposing the PERSONALS" that
have appeared in the New York Newspapers; their
history and lesson. stylish Villains kaaAsy exc
posed. Advertisements from desperate men to
beautiful women elandestine mestiuEa; how ffus-
trated history of the GO0dFHch Tragedy, the
res alt of personal" Description of living Broad
way Statutes Exposes social corFmPa iOn.
Seat on reeeip pt of 50eenls Address Unique Print
ing House, 30 Vesey St., N. 7.
, 1873-09-04
FIRES.

a $4,000 Islnzc in st. I4oufs-- EQnrtl-
svnre storo Damaged ut Columbus,
o.; Loss, About SIC,
Fire In the Pennsylvania Oil 1liX-
triCt--Woods burning in untnc-.
1Qotcl burned Mt Nashville
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-The small cabinet shop Of
Maybaum, SCHNEIDER l. Co., and several tone
ment houses, in nn alley botweou Eleventh and
Twelfth and Ang1erodt aud Buchanan stroots,
wore burned last night. The loBH is from 81, 900
to 915,0 900.
0onuMnus, O., Sept. 3.-At o'clock thia morn
ing fro was discovered in tho roar part Of II.
corner Of High aud Friend streets. There ia no
accounting for tho outbroak Of tho fire except by
tho hands Of m incendiary. It waB speedily e1-
tinguished by the Fire Department, with loss to
the stock Of about $751; 600, and damage to the
buindlng OF about $1,000. The insurance on
tlo stock is 100000, in the following CON-
panies Rchland County Mutual $3.50 Knox
County Mutual, 5000; Franklin, OF Columbus,
$4,000; Manhattan, :85, 900. Tho insurance on
the building is $4,000, in tho franklin, OF Co.
lumbus.
T1rusy11IE, Pa, Sept. 9.-An extensive fire
occurred at Antwerp in tho Lowor Oil District ut
o'clock this morning. Forty buildings were
destroyed, involving loss Of SIC, ,000. Partially
insured. It waa the work OF IN incendiary,
BANGOR, Me-, Sept. ga terrible fro is raging
In the western part OF East 6urry, IN piece of
woodland. A largo forco Of men arc fighting tho
flames, but II the high winds continue a great
number Of dwolling-houseB will be burned, AZ
the wells nre all dry aud hardly any water IL to
ho had.
NASHUA, N. H., Sept. s.-The Morrimao House
and stables, and three houses adjoining. were
burned by on incondiary this morning. LoAs,
S25, 900.
, 1873-09-04
WALL STREET..
Tho Money, Gold, Stock, 1sond, nnd
Produce NInrtzetN,
Special Dispatch to Tho CHICAGO Tribune.

The Money, Gold, Stock, 1Sond, md
Produce Markets..
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BTocKB.
New YonK, Sept. 8.--Thero WAS fractional
advance in stocks, tho most activity boing In
Vanderbilts, Eric, and Pacific NIail. Eric hnv-
ing been affeotod favorably In London by the
announcement Of dividends declared here yos.
terday, WAS Hteady, mud advanced to-day from
5oH to 59X; Pacific Nlail roso from 435{ to
44H; Wabash was lively. Late III tho day oil
stockH dcoinod materially.
aoLD.
Nothing unuaunl eharucter7o!1 i the gold market.
Although tho bulls apparo.4fy hayo complete
control of tho market, they. hayo rs yot made no
demonstration town.! running their advantage.
The highest rnte pnid for tho llBo Of coin to-day
WAS LILO per aiom.
EXCHANGE.
Foreign exchange wns weak. Drawers e1hb-
tied much anxiety to soil bills.
Tle money market wns moro nc!iYo again. the
high rates bolng cau cd by tho movement in gold.
noNDs
Government bonds continue The same. New
6s In bottor Inquiry, as Western banks arc taxi
Ing them in largo lots Of 100000 to :2O0,0n0
each day. The reason why tho Western banks
nro hnateninG to tako advantage of the fat1 that
ONLY about $4,000, GOO Of tho 50 ,dDo, 200 pro-
vdod tor renain undiaturlcd, is, that tho option
expires on tho 18th.
A Washington dispatch snys: Tho Treasury
Department hns under consideration the qucs-
tion Of meats whereby tho balllsB HOW believed to
be aiding tho gold conApiratora cun DO detected
and punished. The Comptroller OF tho Currency
has made an examination OF two suspected banks
IN New York without tangible result. It IL Ang.
gestod that tho sudden counting Of tho assets by
tho Department experts might throw more light
upon the actual condition Of these banks.
FLOUR.
The demand for flour is great, though not for
grades above 37.00. Lowor grades hayo advanced
aud largo prices and poor demand check busi-
neBs. Salos OF 1880 br1s, including about
5000 brls State and Western for future, at 1910
@G80.
Offerings of whoat h1nitod. This, together
with news from Europe give holders q further
advantage Oh all clasHos. Now winter IL scarce.
! and business is greatly restricted by tho small
supply Of good spring. Sales $4,000 Blu No. Mil
/ waukeo for October delivery ut 81 81 so, 600 bu
No. 2 Chicago. delivered last week in Sop
tomber, at 31.50. Barley plenty and
| quiot, unaffected by tho Chicago advance.
| Oats better and in fair demand. Supply mod
crate. Rye quiet md strong; Csc for Wostoru.
Corn active aud higher. The small supply ar-
riving, and favorable news and demand from
Europe causes a demand for export. salos large,
Rates for berth freghts for gram to Liverpool
lower. Corn, 11994d hence by steam to London !;
| flour, 4B.
, 1873-09-04

Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Tom Scott hasachioved
another triumph over Garrett Of tho baltimore
l. Ohio Railroad, by contracting with the man-
agoment Of tho Philadelphia, Wilmington l.
baltimore Railroad by the tor1ns OF which tho
Baltimore Il Potomac Railroad, tho now branch
Of tho Pennsylvania Contral will haye tho OK
elusive right to run their trainB over TINT road.
This gives tho PennHylyania Central control Of
tho only diroot line botwoen her" and Now York.
they having tho control of tho NJ
and will compel the Baltimore IL u..u 1sA.lroaG
to seek now outlet to Now York, lalt Of tho
way by water.
DEa MONIES, H., Sept. s.--Duriug the month
Of August !, 095 cars Of freight wore aont eaut
from Dos Moinos by tho Rook Island Railroad.
For the same time ,03G cars wero eont weHt-
ward: On Monday thirty extra trains we're Beut
out loaded with grRin. The buBinosB OF tho
Iowa Division Of tile Rock Island Road for Au-
gust WAS Total number Of cars handled, 50, ,813;
daily average into Davenport, III cars total
west from Davenport, 5,1G0; total into Daycn-
port from tho voat. 5,a0li total number Of cars
handled westward, 1854.
, 1873-09-04

GLOUCESTER, hlasB., Sept. "a royenue cut
ter anl merchant steamer llave gone to the relief
OF tllo isllor1non who we're caught in the lato
storm Oh tho Nova 8cotia coast. 4 moderate eB-
tlnato Of the loHseB to Gloucester by the storm
III tl,irty-tivo lives and 100000.
NEW YonK, Sept. "a London dispatch Gays
tho steamship Iammonia, from Now York. ar-
riyod at Plymouth to-day, aud reports having
encountered = terrific hurricane on tho 9th and
25th Of AuguRt. Her cabinB were swampod with
water, aud the passengers for q time compelled
to yacRte them. Several OF the boats were loHt.
she pnaaod largo qnantitioe Of wrecked matter
aftor the atorm which had beon carried away
from other yeBBols.
HALIFAX, Ropt. 8.-The sohoonor 4'lletiB, OF
I.unonburG before reported lost with all llanlB,
IL III Now London, i. L. l., harbor. Three
bodias woro found in tl4e eabin aud the re-
maindor Of the crow arc supposed to
hayo beon wahllod of. About ltty botlios,
suupoaod to bo oorpsea Qt American
, 1873-09-04

LONDON, Sept. 3-Stoanlships arriving yoater-
day and to-day from Now York report haylug ex-
perienced torrlfo hurricane. They woro tossed
about 30 Violently that much Of their glassware
mud crockory wos broken.
The wife OF Capt. Traverse, who uas tho
commander OF tho British stenm-ynch Deor-
hound ut tho time Of hor capture by the Spun
the public to aid ior IN her efforts to secure tho
release Of her husband, as well tho other pris-
onora.
LONDON, Sept. 8.--n1iuB Emily Faithful con-
templates establishing all Industrial Bureau In
this city, to provide employment for women in
connection with the institutions Of similar
character In New York and Chicago.
, 1873-09-04

Special D|spdtch 70 TAe Chicago IT3b4n6.
MADISON. Sept. 81 learn on high authority
that no attempt has been or will 10 made, as al
olala, to oust Mr. Daker from his place the ho-
publican ticket, and no member OF the Repub
lioan Central Committee had any such
iden, and tho Chairman and all will labor zeal-
ously for lis support. Tho MenoBhn Press Is
the only Republican paper thus far expressing
any dlasatiBfactlon with Washburn's rouomina-
tion, and that On account Of his having refused
last year to grant tho Wisconsin Central Rail-
road Company q full land-graut certificate.
, 1873-09-04
SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 9.-Gen. Hidalgo has resigned
tho Captain-Gonoralsl,ip Of Madrid, and Gen.
Riguners haB been appointed his succonsor. By
this action harmony has baen restored in the
Cabinet.
LONDON, Sept. 40 a. ma correspondent OF
the London Times, III spain, complains Of the
recllesBness OF the Carliat troops in the use Of
arms aent them from Englaud. They fro at
everybody without distinction Of party or na~
tionnlty.
A special dispatch to tho Standard says tho
CarliBts are preparing for an attack on IoloBa.
They ate in want Of money and horBes.
, 1873-09-04

LOUISVILLE. Ky, 6opt. "a swtcl,man
uamei Potter Doltz while coupling cars ut tho
Nashville depot, tl,is morning, was crushed in Il
frghttml manner, aud died III half au hour.
Inst uight, q brakeman OH tho H., j.. II. l.
train, narlei1 N. 7. Flusk, was rlan oyor by tho
carr At Vienna thirty mi!os from this city, and
crllshoi to donth
, 1873-09-04
CAIRO.
Murderer Indlcted-.tEuntOn DcstrlIc.
ton of Property.

ton of Property.
Special Dispatch to Tie Chicago Tribune
CA1Ro, ILL.,, Sept. 3.-Au indictment has been
found in tho Circuit Court, now in session,
against Daisy Breeso, who, your readers will
remember, was shot in being arrested
for the murder Of his brother.
Hts wounls have healed, and it is likely his
trial will como OF tI,iB week. His ia bad caae,
and it will require the greateat ingenuity Of Ills
lawyers, Judges Allon and Green, to sayo him
from tho gallowB. The evidence against him Ia
said to be very strong.
It is reported that 4 band Of mon entered q
corntlold belonging to oolorod maa named
johnson. noar Makanda, Frilay night, aud
gathered tho corn in heaps and burned it, after
which they went to Johnson's houso to attack
burning corn.
, 1873-09-04

lSptcial Dispatch to TIE ChtcNao tribune,
CEDAR srn1Nas, Mich, Sept. "a young man
named porklna uiot = horrible death half 4 milo
Hnuth OF this place. Cutting down treo 1t
foil, striking auallor tree, and bounding back,
striking him just above tho loft hip. killing hini
instantly. lie vas an outire stranger, s,ld had
10 pupera or other means Of tlndinR hia frauds.
, 1873-09-04

sPR1NarlE1p, ILL.,, Sept. 3.-rAo Democratic
Central Committee OF this county hhyo called
convention to nominate county o!iicsrs on the
both day Of September. They aux the oo-opcra-
ton OF ali porbous irrespective OF past party at
illationB, and not out . platform Of prlnclrlos
identical NTH tAoH9 adopted hy tho Faruiaka'
, 1873-09-04
lIAIY.

NEW YonK, Sept. ga letter from Rome says
well-infor,nod croes aro pronNIgatinX report
to the effect that tho Pope is willing to be rccon-
cilod with Germany as to oecclesaytical questions,
Oh the understanding that the German Govern-
Ineut will not nterfero in the future with Italian
complications.
, 1873-09-04
Tho Tazowell County {lll.) Antt-Mo-
uOpO1intHs

PEK1N, ILL.,, Sept 3.-The Anti-Monopoly maes
meeting to DO hold here tomorrow promises to
be grand HuccesB In favor Of reform. Tho
Grant oflloeholders and wire-pulle1s will try to
got control Of 1t with Wow Of running It In tho
orally, but thoy will fail. The people are vide
awake, and will look out for tho wool-clad
wolves.
, 1873-09-04
Tho Now York Democracy.

Tho Now York DomOcrMCY.
NEW YonK, Sept. 3.-The Democratic State
Committee temporarily organized this morning,
with ox-Lieut.-Gov. Beach In tho chair. and ad
journed till afternoon.
Tho Committee tonight issued call for d
Democratic State Convention at Utica, Oct. /.
Tho following is tho text OF the call
Tho Democratic Republican Electors OF tho State Of
New York, and al ohers who favor tho restoration Of
and Fedoral and who condemn monopoly, ahall elect
one deegate from each Assembly District to the Slate
octobsr no1t at II o'clock, noon to nominate caul
datea for 6tae Offices and to tranHac such other bus
ness az may properly come before tho Convention
, 1873-09-04

VIENNA, Sept. Sit is reported that apocial
prizes are to DO given to several exhibitors. who
woro accidentally overlooked in tho recent dis
trlbution. Nearly oil tho visitors who came to
attend the Exposition have taken their departure
from the city. Vienna IL now FREQ from cholera.
, 1873-09-04

Special Dtspatch ta The Chtcuao Tribune.
DEE MONIES, Sept. 8.-rlo Republicans Of tho
Boyenth Houatorial District, III convention at
Corning to-day, nominated Late Young Of CasH
County, for Senator.
, 1873-09-04

HALIFAX, Sept. 3.-Nrown lsaH agroed to Dig
lin's proposal tor raeo ut Halifax throa dnyt
utter the st. john royala md has Hlgr'od nrtloIea
for tlonoHIt 10 Now York to bind tho agreement.
Tho raco will probably lalio place ou the ooth
lnHt.
, 1873-09-04

pcarancc Of farmers drangos In that section,
and hnvo written to tho party lenders for infor..
nation concerning tho order and tho political
property adjoining 1t.
, 1873-09-04

BEnL1N Sept. 3.-By decree Of the Emperor,
tho names Of tho distinguished Genorals Of tho
German army have been bestowed on tue forts
at Strasburg, Motz, and other places in tho ter
ritory acquired from Franco.
, 1873-09-04

Tho Election In Now Mexico.
SALT LAKE, Sept. o.-Roturns, Q. 30 far ~ ro-
oeivod ut snnta Fo. N. H., Indicate tho election
Of tho Hon. gtephen B. ElkiuH. Republican cam
didate for delegate to Congress, by probably
1000 majority ovor Padre qa1lognH tho late
Democratic delegate. SANTA Fo County, which
went Democratic two yoars ago, has gono No-
publican by moro than 600 majority.
, 1873-09-04

Convention Of tho Bthto, except ono plank,
which advocntos abgoluto froo trade. This call,
It is pow certain, Till brng out e. Farmers Con
calling any, but will support tho Farnozs' ticket.
, 1873-09-04
WEST INDIES.

KINGSTON, Ja1naica, Aug. 27.-The steamer
Virginus is still hero, but il evidently preparing
for another trip to Cuba.
, 1873-09-04

Tcxns Democratic state Convention.
AuaT1N, Texas, Sept. 3.-1'1o Democratic State
Convention which mot in Republican Hall was
called to order by COL o. ". Winklor. Of Corsi-
cana. ut 10 q. N. N. D. L. Taylor, OF Jefferson,
is temporary Chairman ". D. Bayors, Of Bas-
trop, temporary accrotary. Tho entire day WAS
occupied III organizing and appointing commit
teos. Adjourned to 8. m. Thursday.
Tho Contest for dubernatorial lonors will bo
liyoly. Judge John Ireland, OF Beguin,
Judge Richard Cooke, Of Waco, aud Col.
9. ". Winker,, Of 0orsicana,, arc tho
Convention: Judge ireland represents tho
anti-railroad subsidy party. The others arc
conservative In their viowa. Since tno unquali-
fed Withdrawal Of J. ". l'hrookmorton. tho rail-
road interests havo not brought forward any
one to represent them. It is feared, however,
that thcy will report, ut tho proper time, and
croato confusion In tho Convention. Doth par
tics arc canvasaing tonight. Delegates who
haye arrived during tho day from tho frontier
counties hayo Increased CooAe'a vote. Ills
trionds aro confident Of succosa. Tho opposi--
ton to railroad BubBilloH is worry strong and
bitter, and il railroad man roceiYos tho noml-
uation tLero will certainly bo split.
, 1873-09-04
Pennsylvania Politics =. rho Wil~
ulinrtnn fDel.A Elarti0ua

nington tDol.) Election.
Special D4spatch to 7h4 Chicago Tribune.
PnLADg1puIA, Sept. 3.-Tho Democrats here
have almost unanimously nominated the ticket
suggested by Gen. William Riley and others.
Tho disBonters In the Third Legislative Dis
triot have nominated Daniel Sullivan, in6open-
dent candidate, against tho Hon. Samuel
Josephs, regular nominee.
My previous dispatch Of tho probable succoas
OF tho Republican ticket IN Wilmington pol.) is
now confirmed, by largo majority.
, 1873-09-04

Srtefuj Hispdtch to 1hs Chicago Tribune,
WAsn1Auron, Sept. 3.--Nopublicans in tho
South appsar to be Muoh exercised Ut tle Au-
, 1873-09-04

ENIff0EHiA LcElElntlV6 El0cti0nbs
sAN FnANo1sco, Sept. 3.-The election WAS
very quiet. It Is estimated that $4,000 votes
were polled. It is impossible to get any ro-
turns tonight. 1t is beloved that the Anti
Monopoly ticket has carried the election by
good majority.
SAN TnANo1aco, Sept 8.-The vote Of tho city
will probably roach $1,000. It IL generally con-
ceded that tho Anti-Railroad Peoples ticket IL
turns from tho interior.
, 1873-09-04

wyoming Legislative Election.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 8.-Tho election yesterday
in Laramie County, Wyoming Territory, for tho
Legislature passed. OF in quiet. Tho whole Re-
publican tiokot was elected with tho exception Of
member Of tho Lower House.