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beriand street. and from thence to the dwelling OF
the deceased IN Degraw street. from which his
whelmed with grief ct his terrible death; but she
S,a not escape severe oatechising by the police.
sev h as n sstended ns funeral and viii very
Coroner's Investigation today. Some Of Mr.. Good
richs female acqSsintances may not have been
seen arm and arm with upon the public thorough
fares or the city.
ANOTHER STORY ABOUT WOMAN.
Another gentleman, residing in the vicinity IN
(which Mr.. Goodrich lived. has volunteered state
hent concerning the presence OF woman IN tine
hOAse OF The deceased. There was, however moth
ting ABOUT the house where the body was found TO
indicate the presence OF w0man-n0t even long
other members OF his family. observed 4 woman in
the house,pn different occasiOns, and the man and
woman appeared TO act in manner which would
be likely 70 CONVEX the Impression that they were
man and wife. About eleven O'Clock one night.
week or two before the murder, the gentleman
says his 500 was passing the rear OF the h Ssse
room ON the second fcer. Presently he observed
man come up behin6 her and place his arms
drew down the cmtain thus shutting or his view.
The woman in question appeared as II she was pre-
pairing to retire fog tile highs.
YHE LISTERS o. THR RrgRCrKD wOMAN.
The police aye 10 possession of some twenty
letters ter written BY this woman who Is supposed to
signed By an assumed name ana their compositions
and chirography Indicate that the writer H. a
last written is dated February II ard Is In some
what melancholy andl reproachful tone. In the
latter part Of 1t the writer is represented
AZ sayng:-W am sure you did 1t with
out thinking and. believing that, ! am will
ing, as you often ssy, to let bygOnes be
Sygones and commence all over again. Why should
people who love each ether a. we do allow small
things to separate them. II is not my disposition
10 do so, and believe 1t IL not yours"
It Ii snppOsedsthat this letter had reference to
the maltreatment she Is believed to have received
at che hands OF the deceased On the occasion de-
scribed by young lady who was passing the
house IN Degraw street one night and heard q
womans cries within. The letters do not indicate
any street or residence, and all are dated at New
York.
MR.. GOODRICH'S MTATE.
Yesterday the necessary bond was flied In the
SurrOgate's ONCE by Mr.. David Goodrich. in the
matter OF his application for letters OF administra-
ton upon the deceaseds estate; and ne was there
upon appointed administrator. Mr.. w. w. Good
rich and Jonathan BrOwnell. Of 10 Fort Green
place. becoming sureties upon the bond in the pen
ally or $4,000 each. Appraisers have been ap-
pointed to estimate the value OF the estate.
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Amesiee q. ID. Thferrv.

M. Amedee Simon Dominique Thierry, French
historian Of repute, died in Paris, announced by
cable telegram yesterday morning. He was in the
seventy-sxth year OF his age. The deceased savant
and writer was younger brother OF the famous
historian, M. Jacques Nicolas Augustin Thierry VINO
died in the year 1856, but was not so widely known
In the world of letters. M. Thierry was born in
1897, and published mis- "HistOrie des Gauois'' IN
1928. During the reign OF Louis Philippe he held
an Office Of state afterward resuming his historical
studies, which, from that time forward, he pur-
sued until his death. In 1910 he published history
of the Gauls under Roman rule and, later, other
works Of much Interest and value.
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WESTERN FARMERS WAGING WAR.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March n, 1873.
A special despatch from Peoria, H., says the
farmers in that section are organizing Tor war
against the railroads. meeting was held there
to-day which adopted a resolution declaring the
farmers intended to prosecute a war Oh the rail
road corporations until farmers rights are reCOg-
nized and respected.
permanent organization was effected, and a
feeling OF earnestness aud determination
manifested,
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS March 81, 1873.
Judgment has been rendered In the Memphis and
ri Passo Railroad case. The defendants are pro-
nounced guilty OF swinding and sentenced 20
various terms of Imprisonment.
General Fremont is condemned in contunodctom
to I've years confinement.
Other defendants, who were present, we're ar
rested to-day as they we're leaving the court.
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Duke De Delacarlie.

His Royal Higbness Nicolaus August, Duke of
Delacarle, brother OF His Majesty Oscar H., King
OF Sweden, has just been removed from life. The
Prince was born on the oath OF August 1881, and
was in his forty-secOnd year at the time of his de-
mise. He was the youngest of the five children,
four brothers and one sister, born in the marriage
Of King Oscar !. He was a Lieutenant General in
the Swedish army and Inspector General OF the
Coast Artillery. In 1864 he was married to the
Duchess Theresa, Princess OF Sachsen- Altenburg.
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THE BANK OF ENGLAND FORGERIES.
Cuban Judicial Preparation for Bidwelrs Ex-
tradition.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March "a, fS73.
Bidwell. the alleged forger. remains In close
confinement cut or from all communication with
others. Permission has been refused him to con-
suit with counsel.
The authorities have made arrangements SUBJ
ject to the sanction OF the home government. tn
send the prisoner back to London as soon as the
British officers arrive to take charge of him. orders
to that effect are daily expected from Madrid.
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FRANCE.
The State Of Siege Maintained-Bullion in
Heavy Flow to the Bank.
1flesRAm TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS March q, 1873
The National Assembly, during the sitting at
Versailles to-day rejected motion made by the
Let for the abolition Of the state Of siege.
BULLION IN FLOW TO THE BANK.
the specie in the Bank Of France has increased
100000 francs during the past week.
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Patrick Yule. X. e.

The death Is announced OF Major General Pat
rick Yule, OF the (Englisn) Royal Engineers. Tue
deceased ofllcer entered the army In 1911, and
served in Canada during the greater part Of the
war Of lsl2-'H. lie was present at the action Of
Sheets Greek, and dismantcd, under IRE, the
bridge there. by which the advance Of a superior
force OF the enemy was retarded. General fule
also took part III the actions OF Chippewa, where
he had his horse killed under him. and OF Lundy's
Lane. He obtained his commission as Colonel July
%. 1854. aud Us Major General October q. ls6as
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John b. Montgomery, United States
Navy.

The United states Navy Department In Wash.
ington announced yesterday the death of Rear
Admiral John b. Montgomery, who died at Carlisle,
Pa, on the 18th inst. This officer entered the
United States Navy on June 4, 1872 and was
the retired list. He had performed twenty-one
years ana nine months OF sea service and seven
teen years and two months OF shore duty. He was
a midshipman on board OF the iagship Niagara in
the victory OF Lake Erie, in September, 1874, and
commanded the Washington Navy Yard from 1864
1865.
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Gay Richards.

Gay Richards, one OF the old merchants OF New
York, died yesterday morning at his house. No. 9s
Blocker street, aged eighty-fve years. His fune.
raj will take place on Saturday morning, from the
Brick Church, and will no doubt be attended by the
many friends whe esteemed him for upright char
aCter and honesty.
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!flteaAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, March q, 1873
Tho Lower House OF the Reichsrath has passed
the Direct Election bill to its second and third
readings by eighteen votes in excess Of the re.
CURED two thirds majority.
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sJa mes Dixon.

Hon. James Dixon, United States Senator from
Connecticut from 1857 to 1859, died at his residence
10 Hartford yesterday afternoon, aged nfty-eight
years. He had been In feeble health for many
months being afflicted with disease OF the heart
Mr.. Dixon was immensely heavy in flesh. He was
greatly esteemed by large circle OF friends.
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE CENTEN-
NAL CELEBRATION.
HARRISBURG. Pa. March q

HARRISBURG Pa, March u. 1873.
The Senate bill, appropriating $1,OOO.OOa for tho
Centenni Exhibition, has been concurred in by
the House with much enthusiasm. 1t now goes to
the Governor for his signature which ID already
assured.
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John y. Wilson.

Rev. John S. Wilson, DID,, q distinguished Pres
byterian divine, died at Atlanta Ca, yesterday. 20
the great loss OF the church, OF which he was an
earnest and eloquent minister and preacher.
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REPORTED DESTRUCTION OF CAMPBELLS-
WILLIE, KY.

CINCINNATI, March q, 1873.
Reports from CampbeHsvie, Taylor county, KY,
state that the greater portion Of the town was
destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. The loss Is
not stated.
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SALE OF THE STEAMSHIP vANDERBILT.

SAN FRANCISCO, March p, 1873
the United States steamship Vanderbilt was sold
at auction to-day, at the Mare Island Navy Yard TO
George Howes Co., OF this CITY, for s42.Qo0 In cur
xency.
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EFFORTS FOR PEACE.
The New Modoc Commission
All at Van Bremer's.
Candy Invites Other Indian
Chiefs to Assist.
Negotiations with Captain Jack To BE
Opened Again.

VAx BREMEa's RANCH, March ~. 1873,
Row. E. Thomas and Mr. L. S. Dysr. lately
appointed Commissioners. have arrived. the
former today. Business will be commenced
at once. An interview will be sought with
Captain Jack in day or two. No timcswin
be lost
Captain O. Applegate also arrived from:
Yaincx to-day, accompanied by old Chief
Sehonchin, sub-Chiefs Chariey Riddle, Little
John, Mooch and another. They came at tho
request of General Candy to assist, If possible.
in the peace negotiations
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Peter yredenburg.

Peter yredenburg, ex-Justce OF the Supreme
Court Of New Jersey, has died at st. Augustine,
Fla, In the sixty-eighth year OF his age.
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MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE.

XENIA, Ohio, March n, 1879.
The Jury in the case OF William d. Richson.
charged with the murder OF John u. F0gwell,
brought In verdict of murder in the hrst degree.
after being out twelve hours.
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PROVIDENCE PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. March ~, 1879
Printing cloths quiet; moderate sales at 10. a
7xc. for standard, 7xc. 1Xc for extra o. squares
contracts and spots,
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AMERICAN RAILWAY FRAUDS.

The Memphis and FL Paso Railroad Case Ad-
judged in France-"Guilty of swindling'
and the Sentences-Court Record Of I'M
,prisonment Against General Fremont.
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Spring Goods for Ccntlemen's Wcnr>-A
Sample garments, best syes good fits moderate prce<
large aock. j. w. MCKINLEY. Merchant Tailor.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes CAshed.
Giro Slnrs sent J. b. MARTINEZ a. Co. ID WaA street,
Post office box t.sa
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The Ministerial Crisis Terminated and Prepa.
ration for the Parliamentary Election.

DON Carries Resigns His Throne Claims in Favor
Of His son-sketches Of the Royal carlists-
Military Hutiny in Catalonia-Bou
LIT Triumphs in tho Province-Seces-
sion Agitation in the Canaries.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March q, 1879
The bullion in the Bank OF England has decreased
Eo45, 900 during the past week.
AN EXPEDITION EN- ROUTE.
Powell's Expedition left England tonight for its
destination.
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AUSTRIA.

The Election Law Reform Bill Progressing in
Parliament.
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Spring Ia Coming, and IL You Wish
beautiful BOOTS and SHOES patronage MILLER q co.
M. Union souare
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The Bill Signed.

PHILADELPHIA, March.Z7, 1873.
Governor Hartranft has signed the biz approprt-
atng million dollars for the centennial celebra-
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Gents Dress and Business Hats, of BesG
styIe and quality, at lowest prices ~ ERNENWEINx
Manufaciurer, ll Nassau street betwesn Beekman ana
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Golden Hair.-Barker's Asroras IIarmS
less chang hair to gtHien Sz51 Broa~
way near Thirty-fourth street.
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Opium Hnbit.-Three Years Search for
re nedy the result complete Send foe large
pa mph I'll giving full particulars.
ORMSS A KEILQNSG, JamestoW n. n v.
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hOyal havnha LOttery.-Ncw Schem0
new out ORDERS Afcd prizes cashed, Information le-
nshed Highe% rates paid TOR Spanish bills &c. ~.
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ENGLAND.

Bullion in Outflow from the Bank-Expedition-
airy Enterprise.
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Chea pest Place 10 Buy Fine ClOthtnga
Mems, BOYS and Chdren's, ready made 90 To 0rter-
LOBDELL, TINsLEY CO, Broadway, conner Twen-
tyeighth street Largest Fourte snth street.
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Trees and Plants at Flushing, Il. L.
Packages delivered In New York For catsogees apply
tou. 3. PARSONS 4 Co, Flushing. N. "
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Gents-The LIghtest and Most E1egame
dress HAT in America Is sold by J. X. TEARY. 81 Unou
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A.-F0r n Stylish and Elegant Hat Go
to EsPENsCHEID, Manufacturer, llS Nassau street.
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Kearney's Buchu Radically Cures
Kidney Disease in every stage. l64 Duane street. Ply
slcian in attendance Advice gratis. HJDNUT. Agc AZ
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YE GRAND WEDDYNGE
In We Antiente Costume,
AT YE Academic OF MUSICK,
On We EVENING" of Thursday ye
do Of ha rf Ia n 1879

Z1tn Uaye OF y6 MOnCNe OF MarCn, a. d. 1919,
At Eight o'clOcke.
ParsOn TALMAGE of ye Tabernacle meeting
house, will unite we couple IN We holy bonds.
Price hereof,
Four Yorke shillings to We Weddynge and We
Eai
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
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Dnvid,s Spring style OF Hat for Gentle~-
men 2got Broadway. near Duane street
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"Macbeth Doth Murder Sleep" says
Shakspeare-So do bcdbugs and therefore, murer
them with KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER IL n0
sooner touches than they die. Knowles Bellows 81
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A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open fromS A VI. to- r. VI
On sunday from ) to y =. VI.
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Wedding and Ball Cards Latest Parsa
STYLES Monograms aud French kotS Paper
IAMRS EyElinRid.S0 HrvdwN Established l3ehA
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their large stock OF first class CABINET FURNITURE
DRAPERIES &C, from lbs Rvngton street tn their
and elegant buildings 1873 and AS Seventh Avenue nca
Thirty fourth street.
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RraunsflOrf g Met7

Warwick or EImwOOd Collar wiz
ut better and longer than any other. Try them.
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French Neutrality-M. THEIRS Order for
DON Carlos Arrest.
PARIS, March %, 1873.
President Theirs has ordered that Senior Elio,
Director OF the Cariist Committee at Bayonne, be
's'interned," and that the Project of the Lower
-Pyrenees arrest Don Carlos wherever found.
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INDIANS RAIDIEG IN WYOMING
OMAHA, Neb.. MarCh n, 1879.
It H. reported that Indians are raiaing on stock
near Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
ueREAT DISCOVERY.
KuNKKIis RITTER WIN

KUNKELS BITTER WINE OF IRON
For the cure OF weak stomach, general debility,
indigestion, acidlty OF the stomach, and all cases
requiring tonic.
ihe wine includes the most agreeable and efficient
salt OF Iron we possess; Citrate OF Magnetic oxide,
combined with the most energetic OF vegetable
tonics-YelloW Peruvian BarE.
The effect in many cases OF debility, los9 OF appe-
tte and general prostration, Of an efficient SIT OF
Iron, combined with our valuable nerve, is most
happy. It augmenis the appetite, raises the pulse
takes OF muscular habbiness removes the palOr Of
debility and gives norlo yigUr 10 Cne enuntepauce
Do you want something to strengthen yong 10
YOU want good appetite Do you want 10 build
10 your constitution Do you want to feel well ?
DO YOU want to get rid OF nervousness DO you
want energy ? DO you want to sleep well DO you
want brisk and vigorous feelings II you do, Try
Kunke's Wine Of Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been SO thoroughly
tested by all classes Of the community that Il i5 nov
deemed Indispensable es q Tonic medicine. II cos
but little puTines the blood and gives tone - tut
stomach, renOvates the system and prolongs lie.
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. L. +. kUNkEL, sole Pro
retor No. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine
ASK for Kunkels Bitter Wine Of iron, and take n
other.
For sale in wilmington hy r. Mclnail, Jr., secon
and Market, Il. BTinghurat 4 Co., sixth and Market
ii. r. Brnghurst, 3l7 Market street; Alfred Walton
1886 Market street; j. j. Gallagher, B. a q. Shoema
ker, Smith 4 Painter, W. E. Williams, Ninth an
Market streets and l. NJ. England, CIR. sixth au
Lombard streets. octS0-ly-l5
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
LETTERS FROM rsE People.

THE SWEDISH SERVANTS, AND THE HOUSEHOLD
ERs' ASSOCIATION.
To the Editor of he Commercial /;
The article in the COMMERCIAL, Of the Sth,
headed Uncertainties of Swedish Labor" Is
totally untrue, 80 far as it relates to the WI
minCton Householders' Association. There
have been no Swedes sont to Philadelphia, by
the Association. II has a number OF orders
from that city, now which it expects to fill, this
Spring. There has not been person brought
over by the Association who has left his or hei
place on the contrary, they arc all doing well
and are very well liked by their employers, and
the swedes appear to be content and happy
Bshop Lee has had no Swedes, brought ou
by the Association.
Yours
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
THE GENERAL AsssMBlY.
Specially Reported for aae Commercial
sEEArE-xoRNINe SESSION.
Oo,-v, AF.rch 7

EfNNAtAANN At9fT~N~~~
sENArE-xoRNINe SESSION.
Dover, March 7.
The Senate met at ten o'clock.
on motion the following bills were read: ny
Mr.. Watson, to incorporate the Capital notel
Tomnanv AZ Dover and to extend the Henry
road in Kent county, across the Oels"Ate na.i ,
road, this act was subsequentiy resn seooau ..
tnaI. nv Mr. Rcords, TO enable the Governor 70
Hanno,nt an additional Justice of the Peaes and
Notary Public in Indian River Hundred, sussex
an motion the following bills were read third
time and passed By Mr. Ellis, TO amend chAp
Ter 1ob Of the Revised Statutes; supplement 70
the Act in relation TO oysters and 20 amenu
chapter %, Of volume IA, and chapter ID, OF tne
On motion the following bills were read sec
ond time BY MIR. Watson, to divorce James =, :.
Billipgs from his wife and to amend the charter
OF the Kent county Mutual Insurance Company
by MIR Vandergrift, to incorporate the winning
ton shellpot and Edgemore Railroad company !
to enable the Bay Head Marsh Company 70 pAns :
and drain the same to incorporate tue Vo"n "
Odessa, and in relation TO game, ~.
The Senate adjourned until Monday, at three
o'clock, p. M.
The House met at O'Clock.
The unfinished business, the reading OF bill
to incorporate the Old Church DIVISION 9i eohS
| OF Temperance was called up and passed.
Onmotion Of Mr.. Martin, the bill TO lncorpo-
rate the Capital Hotel Company, Of Dover, was
| read third time and passed.
The following bills were read second time
| in relation to liens and revival OF Judgments
| to incorporate the Washington Hotel COMPANY
OF Wilmington In relation to assessors AM
| Levy Courts of this State in relation to th'
collectors of taxes to amend chapter 90; y
the Revised Statutes; to amend Chapter o., o
volume a. Of the Laws OF Delaware, and y
prevent live stock from running al large
school Districts No. 50, 10, and 81, in New Gas
tie county. ,.,
The following bills wete read third time am
passed BY MIR. Ferris, to enable the Town Com
nission,r o New @ .stle Ivy out new street
| py Mr. hlokman, to incorporate the BAltimor
chesapeake 4 Delaware Bay Railroad Company
by Mr. Wilson, to lay ont road in Little cree
hundred Kent county.
An act to prevent liive stock from running
large in school district No. 0l, New Castle couh
| Nv. was read third time and lost.
7 Several petitions and memorials we're present
ed. ,-,-...
Mr.. Silver offered joint resolution in relatio
to the per diem of the members OF the Genera
Assembly. Adopted.
Adjourned until Monday at o'clock P, M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
| Z. BETS
TIE GOSPEL RuLEs REveRsE

To the Editor Of The Commercial;
The Gospel" IS now monopolized by the rich.
Elegant churches are built, only for the rich,
who can pay to keep up their magnihcence;;
Even where it is said there are no pew-rents and
that tho sittings are free, it means free only to
the rich.
We have heard il reported that pastor was
driven away from his church in this city, and in
the midst OF most prosperous ministry, because
he took 30 many poor people into the church.
II has been intimated TOO that this fact was evil
dence OF the weakness Of his preaching. When
the Savior wished TO give John proof of his di-
vine commission as the promised Messiah he
sent him this message. The poor have the
gospel preached to them" and it was also said
Q Him, who spako neror man spake, that
a. Tho eopAuAot, pooplo heard ham gladly" The
divine mode Of reforming the world was tt
begin at the bottom: the church now begins a
the top. Hence one great cause OF her failure
Was REV. Dr. Gutherie, just deceased in Scot
land, weak mani His biographer, in the New
York Ecdngelist says Of him, " Like Chalmers
lie loved the poor, and planned and worked 10
the rascue OF the wretched. He had them in hi
eve and never preached above them. He se
forth the truth in picture and charmed equal.
the learned and the unlearned, and led them
his will BRoTHEh'