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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
AEFE & Mcdowell.
Editor Woman's Department sunday Republic.

A@FEr1EDT inquiries: What does your eertin.
cate eticacy Of kunkei Wine o. iron kiIteTs
mean In Il true thAt II hAs helped yourself ana
Otners In dyspepsia 2 IL meAns Just Wnat 10 says.
We have proved lts efncscy N our ogn case, and
have Bssn IL enects In many others. Dr. K1hEel
hAs our UaEmest tnsnks for putglng It In our power
70 relieve many poor gunerers by fur snibg his ex-
celient msoielatB grafuitO1sy fOr distnb ution
amongSl those unable 70 pay for ihem--AHAs b.
MeDVHeu
now only ar q trial Of this variable Tonic.
Pries g. per ooe1e. z T. kCAkEL, SOle Pro-
netoE, No. - North Sintn street, SeloW Vine,
PhiladelpniA
Asa f0T KunEslB BiE.sr Wine Of Iron, and tAEe nc
oGher.
YoF ssie IN Wilmington by z Ncinal, Jr., Second
and hArEss, z Brnzhurst 4 Co, sixtb and hArket
Il Z BrlEghnrst, 81 MsKKst sxssE Alfred Walton,
zS kkrEss street J. ]. Gallagher b. a G.. ShoeInA-
keT, SInith 4 PAlntsf, ". Z. Williams, Ninth shd
AAFksi streets Snd I n E1ElAnd, eJF. sixth and
LOMBARD EtyestA ocS1-ly-ls
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

EI-sberin Herbert has purchased Of ThornAz
7. Tasksr, Esq. thA; sq1Are Of ground known A.
the tan yard and Quaker meeting house, A. New
Cagtla
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

II IoCR HATR Il FALLING nUT use Nations Crys-
"a Discovery, hich supplies that nounshmsrt from
the oss or ins1elent supply Of which the hair IA
o1t- It gives new life A tFiA viii convince, s1ld
oy Drugg1sts generally. Pnce 81 per betyle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
New Aavsrss..asuss ThAs Duy.

HEr1Hare-TrumAu EasW
CIT lteEa-Vntols pErltes
LaOofsrH WAafed-TzsEeT Iro1 uoTks
P1r relt-Twor ozA Sc PoplAr E1roet
Ho1se for recf--EFEza PeEzfnEoz
TrUEfs, VASES. kc,--H AzrEei 3. PhEA
SoEe3sieH N lAoes| C1ADaerA P1LA
Bo4r1irg sS ~ " ssge1<a Stree
Ssocks AID BS1dS-R Roc.nso4 CO
Nkfzozs CrystAl DlseoFey
ChzAp C1ai|osep1 Peat
R0rss GDd wagons 81 Pablie sAis-st1dsEn s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

NOT4CE AZ = meeting Of ihe Board Of Difsc-
~ tors q tie Bakers Union Ph!lp COmbs vas
suthOTzed - seLI.e the aceORHts Si that Aksoc,a-
tan, and &. u - indsbtsd 70 Haid Association sne
hereb! 10 Fed T. esl 81 the corner Of Fuurth and
spruce stree :. ald make settlement a. once AID
save - T., order Of the Board Of ife-tprL
sPfl5-r BAkELgt, sscy.
\ l-s0LJlIJS or FARTNEksHIP-Tns CO.
par. .u,rstI , tere, ofore existing bet sam
ue. M pney Etd JJseph 2. Booth, CABINET Makers
sud PaFtIiu e.ers, Il this d ~ dissoyed by NJ
fus con EN-. Ihe 0siness Of the late nrm NIL ue
E-'ilei ~ JuFep y. Booth, who viii Eiil continue
Tie U1s!lsss =: . I'D siSnd, 80 sHIPLgI Street,
ilmiug-Cu. bal SAMUEL EURPHEi,
jos. z EOO1H.
WTLKFl SI0s, Aprii is. apr ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
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De. z p ECEEEL:
Dear siI:-I ossiTe 70 tear tnnsoEcitedj testimony
% tns meTis Of Jour Bitter iue Of Iron, ~ dys-
pspstc remedy. have tsEen IL myself with excel
chi e6eci. have Noticed the great Denerg derived
frOm Il ~ several sunering. pJJE women, whom
ySaF charity hzs enabled ne 70 DestoT u upon
an Wiling that you shsuid Use TAILS IN any uay yOu
may dealfe, AID nope thUse 81 ny r.eLos who read
II N0 believe Il 70 be al honest expression OF my
opinion Of al excellent medicine, aud Of ny sense
obligation 70 - benevolent proprietor, +.
KunkeL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
~ 10 ZEB LADLKs,

2 7 u Ia III.
?. L-PEAS SE's,
RUOP EEIKIS, OoRsETs, LADIES AND GILL
DkEsS UEDEh-sAhhA AEIs
KA5URz c7oEY,
I'll MAEKET sTkKgT sLnluzsoa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
far Rfui.

for 8fut.
Zoe REST-TvO rooms 70. rat 1gPsy =
VNoR RgST-TNNEDiATR PoSs ESSlOS- -
Hoase No. iI.0 EkshinEinn sireei, Apply ~
o EVANS PENNINGTON,
Room Va & Aln1n6 Building
myZl-ff cor Kighia and Esfksi street.
EoR RENT.-Posseszioa iznediEi<iy. Ap-l
AnyHls,ss. '- lno WASHINGTON 8.
EoR RRNTs-Third story e5nnecsinx Rooms,
II over cur czFpes store, "a and M MARIE; -
II one % Plfa ssre~s. In tne new hotel balding.
caayioa hoosA Apply 70
LNoR RzNT-Tro iErEe connect a roouns IL ne
Dseiings o. for agAi nAnafAes9ring. Apply .
feoi.r 50 sTfsi street
INUR kzST-A rne se.ona-st0Ey roam IN our
j b1Nding tzlS King street, size Exso test
70 lAnlI-a CAPRLLE BRO.
ENOR RsNT.-DWeafng Hoose No. 1915 DelsWAre
Il ATeuae, II roonA VIII Al TIE modem In
Proyenenis; Possession given 90 ne ssth q March
ne1L AppJ 70 CLEMENT y ;rsl. ~ III.
ECR RRST-The srirtaAlsI Hal on Second
IN ssreei. nss- WGshingt5n, may oe rented any
tVtnirg during the week, except sandsy. Apply %
br. ; ksfsaALl i0s ". seventh st-est; K L saith
so ". POursh st-eei; OF J A. n FRASER,
uy5-lnStAW sis TSgnAll Street.
LNoH KKST-L4Tge four5h-siory reom win anti
II Rooms; saitAoie fqI soeieues Apply %
RlCHAKDsOS a H0OPES
Aovss-a SO NArIei s1eet-
LNUA kkNI-Tle large yard and ERArf BropeTiy
II fsos Of Orange saeeL AppJ .
J. A HARRIS,
jAn24-eodi y. z cor Fruni and TEtuAl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
FInAsoaAL Ans ooanERcIAE-
ow1 e. m DKnz cauzs@Gz

WAAAt4-AzAs A'1&-s ny - A4A-H
Ala HzsEing e fha osnsrl LoEn. hala ~
sEszing. s1so0 sod a 81 PER cent rEeminn
k-ys za1ant u1s paid CT % ssEhdrzwing
ssoekhoidsEs. s2a thrss hzD2rsd sh4rss q thi1d
swiss a ssoek we're is7sd OF thsse shEEss
abozi o1s kznarsd vsrs taksn iazt sEsu-ng-
ne Ali LoGn, lAst sEsu51s, sd szso. As So5s
and szo0o q. 81 Psr esut-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

CorToS MILL IN DELAWARE County
BURSED-On Tuesday afternoon, IRE broke
out In the large cotton mill owned by Mr. sam
uel Riddle, and occupied by Messrs. Whitaker
Co., situated at Glen Riddle Delaware county,
about 10 miles from PhilA. on the West Ches-
ter and Philadelphia Railroad. The fire is sup
posed TO have been caused BY friction OF the
machinery and, though the alarm Was pronptly
gwen, the flames spread 90 rapidly ks TO defy ali
eforts to eItinguish them. The entire building
with its contents, was destroyed making a loss
on building. engine shafting, &c, Of over $50
900, On which there is al insurance Of eli 500 OF
which 5000 is in the Delaware Mutual Safet,
Insurance Co, and s2500 each in the Germania,
Old Dominion Of Virginia, West Chester MutuA
National Of Milwaukee and North western Iusur
Ance Companies. MessTs. Whitaker Co.
manufacturers Of cotton yarns the occupants Of
the building, have al insurance Of $1,000 on theil
stock, and 1900 on machinery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
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WASTED-LEBoEEEs. .fEss
~ TAsAkk i,s.,S c,sa SohAS
w wacktnes. 70 carrsss The cifr. ca stlA-E. Ar-
Py si lyslz 50 MAkAkL sIks9I.
WUTANT "a Flr1If fsz-sus WsssE wrz1sz 10 tAfe
w care q N izvAnA Also ar 70 o. ge1srAl
1y1i-ss. ss KAsT FoURTE 81.
UYANTED.-A yosEg .zA1 ssaaf II yesrs e sse
~ . sers !as srss sas -, - - ave :
p z1s,-H = n s seSSssea Sa1ss. sassss.
CooD. REIIEBLR sERrESxs sla . FrOo1rsa
- = - sELecT liss irxsT11ErsssKxox = ozFIcx
Eysosz No. So ors1Ee szrces-
&H 000 10 ,eSsgs :, z. So = 3 =. Z -, =
ss-5sss- Aasrs@ 1iisa Q. q. isis o5os-
UyANTkD-A eog % an the sAf trsse- Ap-
REsitS K wsi-s ss.sss.
"1STKD-1 s0y . dFive, I'D tAte eAre q .
~ WHna ' APP'" = ssiPs:y ) 1r ssrrst
"ANFEn-Fns-s-ari CEnsry BIRDS a
nal3-.f No. 81 NATksi s4est
"ASTKD.-cARPKT Balls
Yoz vaies tse hishsss cash puoe VI % pS,A
JOSEPH MELIoR
1ays-im iiss FreooA ssrset
ITASrEU.-TsO eserEesie yOanE nea a sAles-
w men. 6os.d iDdnosneats Oaered, 81 Grover
4 BAler sewing Machine o1es, es,~,vx
"ASFED : THMKDIATKLI : seFerAl ses,ve
w Den 70 eansAa tss city for singer sesing
a1is :: A'r' MARKET STREET.
"ASTED-HOaseEss . En0s taAi thsy
w car proczFe good ssrvAnfs, A. sso-t ros1os,
uy apPlyinz 81 Ma TAI DOhS
InxnEsnos Ocsee-
uArlsiy S.K cor. Ssoa0d Ssd Eesz SsA
UTASTKO -EaerTeEc ne1 o. gOod sadrsss %
w - singer s-.tng A.sainss, App;y, =, &c
MAKE; strest lAu2l-r JOSEPH h JOSEs-
UTANTED D-mNEDIATELY. : AcslVe yOuns
w ns1 70 canvas for ne SfUSef sAkei SeS-
ING 91sains- ApPg a. s S,15ss.46a' AaAn De-.
q GENTS WANTED HKRR-1o sd
"A or Bss AID ngIe. Enoro.asfieg e., HAesins-
turtnE csnpAly. - B'aAtSAy SeS lorE
w CARPET BALLS
Pr vhica ne hishes1 esAA Prioe VI = pa,a Ap-
Pgy . 7. hAssoS.
ocLEdkH,;s wilmington. De.
zJntiffs.
n oTIcE-Sotice Is eerrUJ siTea laai iae aBssr.
~ E.zued aAs made Application Tor he re1eES
.
Ire " i'm aston Goa GEs Company, Issued u ). 7.
Waruer. Trustee for ". 7. warner. Tie orlg1nA
J. 7 WARNER,
Trlssee for ". 7. NArnef.
VuNISsToN, Nay p, ls7s-ists'
NOTICE
T. IA Elit0y or ~ Ca-4s1y-lsl:
Having sen in Jour paper Of the i7ih ms, 40
tee Of Pgssy Rec, Of one Of t1etf drivers hAFing
teen hire By Walton James, take i1is me ihod
OF informing ny Old eas;omerE the cause Of my
leaving them In the nrsi place, Pusey RICE hirse
q man frVm Phiisdeip1ts And pad nim Eore y ages
thAn they were wiling 70 pay me and having served
o. Tstnall, WeEt, Ashngton aud Jsnefscn streeA-
for years and built up the route for ihsn. dd
Dot think It was doing ne lzstice 70 pat me OF ny
osd r01te and pat FhNsdvlshis dfiVer on 81 an IN.
crease Of wages over and aboEe me. In the second
place did - hire win walton james unit! afieT
l nsd left Poser 4 Rice GEO p HALL
myiR-n with Walton James
ORNTRAL loan AssOC IATIOS sE-
- RIBS-shzres can nov Ue had In the Third Sc
res of this Association Pirsl payment on ednes-
day Msy 2lsf, Prsnts d1Ting tao years over - per
cShL on Tie capital Invested App.g 70
D. 7. HA TKINS, Secy.
my'.-St No 404 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

MULCTED N s5OO.-The P. W. Il R.R. Co.
has just been mulcted in $50 for the election
Of q oolorsd man named Adams BY conductor
in April Of last year, 30 that be was struck by an
approaching express train and killed. The deceas-
ed was . member Of the Thirteenth regiment OF
PennsylvSniA colored troops, and on the night
in question wa returning with two companies
Of tie regiment from Wilmington, where they
had been on an excursion. When the conductor
passSd through the cars he found several Of the
passengsrs who had no fArez, whom he told to
go 10 the rear car. II was alleged by the plain.
tin that On reaching the rear car the conductor
kicked the deceased and showed him from the
train into the centre Of tie track used by the
down train, when an express tram passed, kill,
ing him instantly.
The defence set up that the deceased, in com.
pAny With the others, proceeded to the rear
platform Of the rear car, directed By the con.
ductoF, and when near Lnvood station the
tram slaeked up. and the whole party Jumped
on and ran 10 reach the front car 70 avoid the
conductor. The deceased, they alleged. il
jumping, fell over the rail He got up and
started obiiquely across the rails 70 reach the
excursion train, when the express train passed
BY And struck him, resulting in instant death.
The case Tss stil On trial At the adjournment
Of the court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
NEW FIRM

NE" FIRM
The und-rs'gnc haye entered into CO. partnership
under tls nfn name OF N. y A / c. Fyle, for TIE
purpose of Carrying on the Goa business, al the s.
". corner u FrVHI and TatnAl streets
AARls V. PYLE,
apTls-sm ISAAC c. PA -,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
guthfs.

~ OTICE-Sotiee Is hertoy EiTen taAi the 1noer.
~ E.zued aAs made Application for tie re1eEA
o. Cerii1 sse No. liEs. fE tuo s18res Of stock q
the " I'm EEtyn Goa Gas Company, issued u :. 7.
" amer. Trustee for ". 7. WArleF. Tie or1glnA
certificate Lziing been Aosi or mis.sid
J. I WARSBR
Trustee for ". 7. Warner.
VuNISeroN, Nay p, is.S-iRts'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
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noAKnrNG.-r-o rsznEusa ena y scerzTc-
safss sii6 srss-ci.ss soaas - FElsAis fani,y.
"a hasns ac1lsa=es - ln8lui n q
EyaE Ne - y. sKN kNLA S1sAEl-
DOARDING-F1 Gszsssznsz- n
ID Eys-in n \ - s.-s--
EbOARDINls-Sale ve-y pl-4EE1t froEi rl'al1s -
reri via s.uAfA - ne 80 kzl1sz hallase M
lssrs:.sf sss NARKET sTRKEr.
DOARHIN6-YSx gs1FaslDss, >,
ID AErs4-n SO AiNs = hhht.
CUWR BaAEnENG AT Trout Brook :
- a u t.ntfnsFs ga - EcrazEE,ndazea e lrl1t
fiiSssR Farni: Q hsEn aa4 FAHasEs1 uau71- WIN
nv u1nzisa d-lvx of EsuleEf cqeE1S St4tes4 D =
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Eqrs-a A a n fOIAAksll-L-
uDoARDTS6-PeF eESTLDN a
ID sepls-1 SlS KING sTRksf.
Is 1s-s-sS NDKAwAKK AyKSuR
.O cape May, n. }.
Thk. F1r-t-ClRaa Family Hssse wttl be oPea
fer the ReoePtiss sf GaeszA
On Thursday, june 20th,
II isesrfoa 4 proxfu1sy 10 ne he1eA. tie Aga
ess-kcte- o. IL lsruzS ne co1srArI e1ora q ne
p-opriefcr 20 rencef q hcDa IKE n ever re<7ecL
ibe exoeeses q IL tkaaes o1Dntne % make u o1e
M Eosq roFTILA yAxIT HsFEs Az cArn HAY.
Ape,y %: & ". sAwYRk Prorris;os.
myf 70 seri Al fse IAgto1 Ho1se-
, 1873-05-23

Mr. Blanchard Jorrold, in his rocent little book
on Dickens, ouotcs ono Of tint author's lottors
TO him touching tho "Chills History OF Eng
land" md from tho 1otter We see What thorough
Radical tho author was. Mr.. Dlckeus writos to
his friend
~ am writing alittlo history Of England for my
boy, which will Bond you when It III printed for
him, though your boys aro too old to profit by 1t.
It ID curious that I llavo tried To improsR upon
him (writLng, dnro say, At tho same 1nomSnt 9,
with your The exact spirit Of your paper,--'Tho
Preacher pnrrot,-for I don't know whnt
should do II he were to get hold Of my conserva-
tive or High Church notions; and tho best way.
Of guarding against Buoh horrible result Ia, I
take 1t, to wiring tho parrots mock in bis very
cradlo. O, heavenl II you could have boon with
mo at tho hospital dinnor last Monday, There
woro mon thero-your city aristocraoy-who
mndo such epoechoB, md Expressed such santi-
ments, as any moderately Intelligent dustman
would havo bllashod through, }lis oindory bloom
to hare thought Of. Sleek, slobbering, bow
pannched, ovorfed, apop1otio, snorting cattle
and tho auditory loaping up In thoir delightl I
purse or felt so degradod or aobased by it's CON
templation, since hive had eyer, and cars.
Tho abaurdity OF tho thing was too horrible to
laugh ut. It was perfectly overwhelming. Bit
1t could have partalson 1t with anybody who
would have felt 1t as you would hnvo dono,
| IL would have had quito another aspect, Of
| would, at least, like a classical mnak, have
Ind ono funny side to reliovo it's diBmal fea-
| tureB."
, 1873-05-23
pURIFICATION.

vvhut Capt. Lu1l IL Doing for the West
Sidc--Rntd Upon the Houses Ut PrOs-
titation.
An event occurred on the Wost Side last night
which is much dreaded by those who suffer its
penalty, aud which, during Capt. Frenchs term,
rarely. II ever, occurred. 1t was in
tho ehapo OF gonoral raid upon
houses Of prostitution. These places
have gone unmolosted for long time, and the
result has been that their number las increased
to an alarming extont. The West Division has
been sought BY lowl womon as a place where
thoy could carry on their buslnes unmoloated
by tho police authorities. Dut, like
rnany other other evils that have been
left to thrive, and extend themselves whereao-
ever their authors chooHe to take them. Capt.
Lull has determined that this evil Of p1ostitu-
tion shall at least bo BOT within limits, II not
altogether run out. Last night dve housea
Of daroputab1o character were raited, and
thlrty.dve inmates capturod. =, Tie now
BY houses on the same grade
with MoLaughlin's shall be speedily clos
cd. The most trustworthy officers hayo boon
Belected to watch them, and every effort will be
made to detect the proprietors in tho atrocious
business.
, 1873-05-23

squnro BY 18 foot high. TramwayH rim along tho
loor, with turn-tabloB at intervals, through q

"a -, ,,,.,, m-..,.. A..
1loof. with eufn,.nples aa., es intofyao, through
prone passage Wi1n olgns compartments on oaoa
sluo u ts ao, 'up'5n.ons e sne nas its ashlg59a
ntposo,no1r @ ~, a. 1Mu''s n ni1rr. ono yogo,aoo
ron trase nr INV nroto eoiu Ju
9taa,,, Sa;ma ,H, n sti'1o a nr loue ooJainB-
lous, ta,,a sso 1,arnSa o,,i tonn 1uo stsht
,.,a rn,sri,,e roa. t',.a
,nu',arnra rnnm pc,m1li AZ ncalizna r6lntivos,
mn ~ anoi1,or ] M II obyinto % cnnfna}au ''1o To
, 1873-05-23

A civil engineer OF tho nn,no OF Riddle llaR
euggoeted q singular Bchome for supplying hot
dinllorY to industrious families at their various
homoa. which IL described by O. writor in the
Practical Magazine. Tho theory il 80 new that
m accoptanco Of it In full is hardly to DO OK
pectod; yet 1t ia so suggestive. that many parts
Of 1t arc likoly to bear good fruit II carefully
studied. Tho project was first submitted. some
time ago, to tho Food Committee Of tho Bocioty
Of Arts, and tho1l, at the wish Of tho Society,
developed more fully Mt ono Of the rogu3ar moot
ings. .,,,. ill., .,ou..,.,,,
Blmption tlat provisions eau be bought TO better
advantage wholaaalo than rotail TINT well-plan-
nod cooking effects q vast savipg, of fuel oyor
any Of the common rangeH aud htovos; TINT a
few cooks ean prepare iinnors for large:uumbor
Of poraons, wlero tho organization Ii good aud
that creator comfort moro cleanliness, and lesn
waato may bo insured th6feby lio takea what
may be callcd tie lover grads OF THO middle clasa
and the upper Crude Of the WORKING c!abs, and
propoBoY to supply them with hot dinners In 4
way TINT will onable tloul to econonzo their time
In other Ways. There are many districts tn
London almost entirely occupied by such famt-
ltes-industrous, but not poor and ho sup
poBea from three to four thousand porgolla
III ono district to be supplied from ono eatab-
liHlluo1lt.
4 plot OF ground IL rontod noarly In tho centro
OF tic district, On 1t IL built 9 structure OF
iron aud glass. with very little brick or wood,
aud all parts oasily removable for enlargement
or altoraton Tho building, Hsy LOO feet by 10,
Ia divided into sixteen compartments, each ~ feet
, 1873-05-23
Tho Eernnnn Crown Prince and tho
Prince Of W4lC6a

Tho Germnn Crown Prince and the
Prince OF Wnlcss
yis"na correspo''de.ss .t tlg H. Rus'slo Of Tho aer'
ra croun pr,cn rors - 3'n1ff, rathor ~ crova md
pensiyo character. Ae is soaate in speech, and
not much given to laughter. A joke ho docs not
value much, and tho Bprightliest jest finds but
moderate favor with him. Hn iB scarcely ad-
dictod to field sports, and loaler Of sports as
he is, ho would rather drive than ride any day.
Ho Is essentially liberal III politics ~ far as
our Imperial Prince oan 60, and is all for con-
He drinks but little, and never smokes except
when ho iB campaigning. He likos beer just as
well as tho finest Lafltto retiros early, aud does
not caro- for the pleasures ct tho tahla. Tho
PRINCE Of Wales overaowa with animal spirits;
ho likes hard riding to hounds. and hard oxor-
what diminished his capacity for indulging in it,
Ho ID good shot, ll:os Ills rubber Of whist knows
tha odds on tho Derby, is q connoisseur in oat-
ing and droaking, haa q fine taste in music q
true ear an exqusiso appreciation OF art, il fond
of soninl Hfo and p}ehaant companions, and prob-
thoy dine at 3 o'clock, md 60 to bod at II. In
hia feelings le ia opposed to innovation and
change, and is by no means satished.with hepol.
10y Of negotiation now in favor In England, but
Lis great natural sagaoity quito rectiles my ten,
denoy to extreme views. md bis inherited
coivo no cannot but accept tho aota OF tho re-
Bponatblo Government. In some respects Ao ia
ono OF tho most accomplished Princes in Eu-
rope, and all bis faults, such as they soem, are
the results OF his position. In which la is con-
demnad to inactivity, shut out from all particle
patton IN tho cares Of Government mud OF Affairs
Of State, and doomed to absolute inanity, o1copt
Yllon ho is now and then put at tho head OF
somo commissioners he III at prosont-for the
British section.
, 1873-05-23

An English writer, who has passed tue winter
in Paris, writos as follows about the fashions
OF fashion, strictly spealting, thoro il none.
Tho RtyloB this Heas0l ar0 decidedly Rpnrohlcal.
The prevailing principles seomH to be "or0wd
OH all sail, and lot ovory woman attire herself III
il aLo wero supreme arbitrosB OF fashion, and
backed with all tho gold In the Bank OF Franco"
Wore refined taste the rule Instead of tile excep
tion, there would DO no harm in each being al
lowed to tlross aH bost becomes l,or. But tasto
and Judgment In things numptuary aro Just ne
raro ~ in things literary. The polyohromo
cacophy OF a fashionable Paris salon ia intolora-
blo to an otuoatel eye; yollowB, pinkB. bluos,
purploH, aea-greons, A[otternich greonB, goose
berry pt,rplos. and other equally decided huoH,
Jar anil wrangle like MI assembly Of viragoos
Uniformity, oven whom it appears nlonotoAous,
IL bottor than this Dutch ooncort. Tho coI1,rca
are yariud "a the drossoB, mud equally oxtrava-
gaut. What DiokeuB Bnid OF Mrs, Camps 'front.'
applles to tho piles Of braida, coques,, eurl,s,
frlaottcs, and Ohinono bows, s,-thoy cannot fairly
bo callod fa1so hair, seeing that thcy take
nobody in. Formerly 1t WAS considered not
the thing to combine tho pluuage Of ali
ostrich, lilo products Of 8 groen-louae, md
tho contonts Of . jewelers. shop In the
same hoatl ANY bollo' disposed to make such a
display may now Indulge her fancy without in-
curing the risk Of being laughed at. She can,
fur inalanco, fusion on q wreath Of rosoH round
q Spanish comb, with diamonds, or other kind
of Jewel, and stick Oh marabout foatlors, with
bows Of ribbons to falling plaitH or olirls. On
, 1873-05-23
ON THE RAIL.

Arrival OF tho Congressional Excur-
sioniats ut New 0rIcnns-Specclaes
nnd Banquet
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 22.-Tho Congrea-
sionsl excursionists arrived hero this afternoon
al well. Tho party was received with salute
Of guns. Tho line of route was crowded with
an inamonae aaaemblago Of people. A procession
Of carriages took the party to tho City Hall.
the various committees. After a brief speeches
tho party proceeded to tho St. Charles Hotel,
where a magnificent banquet WAS spread. Tho
Inspection Of tho mouth Of tho Mississippi and
the proposed works takes place to,morrow: 5;.a, j
o'clock this evening the Congressional dooga-
ton, together with their guests, and tho Recap
tion Committee that had awaited their coming
at Drashear, arrived opposite Jackson Square,
niBhed thom BY Mesara. whitney i %. in extra
fast timo. A galuto was fred as tho ferry
boat approached the wharf by detach-
mont Of police. The trip from Drashcar
was made without special incident. Many Of
the party being greatly fatiguod, seized the op,.
here the entire party stopped into carriages that
we're In waiting, and drove rapidly away, tho
ladies' going to the St. Charles Hotel, aud the
gentlemen to tho City Hall, Mayor weltz re-
speech, rendered them tho hospitalitiea Of tho
city. Tho speeches were all brlof, but admir-
abfo. Tho boat Of good feeling poryadod the
assembly. =
From the City Hall tho gontlemon procoodo6
to tho st. Charles Hotol whore they wero taken
charge Of by members Of tho Reception Commits
too, Who will SEQ that their visit to New Orleans
proves not the least agreeable episode Of their
trip.
fhe party dined at p. m., after which gen.
eral reception took place. Tho parlors and ro-
tunla OF the hotel were thronged with citizens
calling to pay their respects to tho guests OF New
Orleans.
All tho excurBionists speak in the highest
terms of tho courtesios extended to them along
tho route, and wore especially enthusiastic about
their reception and entertainment at Galveston.
Tomorrow, at 8 4. m., the e1cursioniHts leave
By the steamer Belle Loe for the mouth OF tho
Mississippi River.