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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
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NEW ORLEANS
ISSUES Travellers letters OF CYeto %
Messrs. N NJ. ROTHSCHILD 4 SONS, Lon, s:S
Nrssrs DEROTHSCHILD BROTHERS Sa6so
Negsrs s. NJ DHROTHSCHILD VEINS:
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS.

Cheaper than ever, fresh from tho sn.'u'ac' Eng
distriris All the leading articles in keeping WI .
SUIRT AND GENTLEMENS FURNISHING ST Re
Ring Scarfs all the coors i'll the Ia nud'o 800
briggaI. HalS Hose, with Silk Clox, az
LFI6HTONS OLD HTASU.
Garner Canal and st. ClIaT.es streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

GROVER i BAKER,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
Milford Items,
Correspondence Of the Commercial.l

[Correspondence Of the Commercial.l
| MILFORD, Nov II.
| Business here seems to be fair. Eyerythinp
appears to be moving forward, with plenty Of
work for all our people,
| There is a large quantity OF wood upon the
whArVes; more than can be got to market by
| our sail vessels, so last week steamer came un
and took off about seventy q We cords but il was
found that she required too much water for our
creek, 30 that this project will likely be aband-
oned
Mr.. Wm.A Scribner wi launch large schoop-
| or about the middle OF the week, OF about seven
| hundred tons burthen.
The Chapel Sabbath School will hold concert
and tableau exhibition on Wednesday and
Thursday nights OF next week, the 26th and 9th
Efforts Will be made to excel in this all Others
held here before. This is one OF the finest schools
OF the State; il numbers over three hundred per
sons. and besides this the school at the church
numbers about two hundred more making about
nve hundred persons attending the A. E. Sab
bath Schools In this town. The Presbyterian
school numbers upward of 150. and is in a flour
iahing condition, and the EpiscOpalians have A
small school. Each school meets at the same,
hour, and when there is full turnout there
are six or seven hundred persons at Sabbath
school on Sabbath afternoons in Milford. which
Re think caAnOt be beaten on the Peninsula
There seem to be great many BIRDS this fall
and Trey are being killed OF IN large unantities
and are selling from 81 so to 50 dozen,
The price OF corn is discouraging to farmers:
it is only worth 45cts bushel and but little will
be sold at that price. FaANK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
NslGbbOrlns Counties.


-Udderzook won't be photographed
Tho Udderzook trial will not cost less than
e5 900.
The Chester County military will parade in
Philadolphia on Thanksgiving day.
They are getting ready their hot beds in
Chester county to grow early spring vegetables.
Automatic telegraph machines are being
placed in some Of the principal Offices of the p.
Il Il II, Il.
The General Superintendent Of the Ph9nix
Iron Works, Ph@nixyiils gives notice that on
and after December LIST, reduction of wages
will be made
The looms in the wool factory Of Mr. ohm
Seniors, In Charlestown township, Chester Co..
have been stopped on account or not having
sale for the material manufactured.
Mrs. McTigue, of West Grove went to Ken
nett Square, the other day, and while walking
along the road she was set upon by colored
man who attempted to rob her. He was foiVd.
The mayor OF Jennerville," Chester Co.,
has been written from England about Goss, the
writer stating that man by that name had
mysteronsly disappeared from Leeds several
years ago.
"A quarterly meeting OF the Central Union
Baptist Association will be held in the Coatesvills
Baptist church, commencing Tuesday, Nov. l8,
at half-past ten o'clock The meeting will con-
tiuue several DAYS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
nIatrlmony in America.

In ideal matrimony the husband and wife
are not absorbed into each other by any
means. They remain totally separate individu-
ais with their own aims, DESIRES and loves, but
blending rs it were into one whenever union is
necessary Tho wife in this marriage is no slave
or toy OF her husband but his equal. companion,
friend and adviser, inspirer, sttmulator and
even agitator. Him she meets with open, frank
eyes, not in the barbarous fashion OF western
Europe, abashed and submissive ;and him she
leads on to a higher and nobler lfe not adminis-
teriDg to his base material comfort and ease, but
urging him ever onward and upward, The ideal
husband, knowing her to be his equal in every
respect, mental aud moral naturally regards her
with the deeper veneration that she is physically
his inferior, This ideal condition, according to
the account of many foreign observers, actually
exists somewhere in this country-where we
have never seen stated but probably not in Com
neotiout, Indiana, or Illinois.-Ihe GALAXY for
Dec.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
Latest Genern, News.

R1senstino, aud Moody, the two colorsd men
charged with the brutal mlrdsr Of Abraham
Bohm, near Mlddletown, Lancaster Co, haye
both been arrested.
George lwarl Curtin, tho Acton boy mur.
derer, has been sentenced to the state reform
school during his minority He will be ten
years old the 81 OF December. ttlff
Efforts are being made at San Francisco. to
get up match race bstSeen Joel Dtuiels and
Thad Stevens, for q 1000, four miles and re.
peat.
fire broke out yesterday afternoon 10 the
hhh story OF Wnite K Brsilsys printing estab-
lishment Swan and Pearl streets N " and de-
siroyed that building Ani tho adjoining pre-
misses Loss, 2J,0OO, partially insured.
The Brooklyn chemical works. owned by jack
son Il Co., Nos. l0l to 100 Raymond Street.
Brooklyn. wore damaged by tirs yesterday
Loss ON stock. $21 600 on building, 50 600
Gals. a- 1L-F 30
On account OF the falling on OF travel MANY
OF the Brooklyn horse car companies havs or
dered repuction of wages from president to
stabomel. The pay Of the con uctOra and
drivers will be reduced twenty-five centa per
day.
Thomas Mulholland has beeu held by the cor
onor's jury, in New York, for the murder Of his
wife Anne, on the 95h OF November.
The board OF otv woyss of BROOKLYN have
twenty-eight gangs OF msn at work repairing
streets. and have thousands of applications from
msn Offering to work for anything they can get
The steamship Cleopatra, which arrived at
New York yesterday, brought the newspaper
mails she took ON her outward bound trip to
Havana. The Spanish authorities refused to
allow them to be landed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
The PENINSULA.
TALBOT COUNTY.

The name of the Norris House in Eastop ha:
uesh chaiged to Paragon.
IRA, FRANK Young, colOred man, died in dt in
'ie street, IN Easton, last week.
court IL in session at Easton.
mo Union DoEcas Society at Easton composed
u ,alie5, collected s22O56 during the last fiscal
year and spent SlSS.
!, colored child was 30 badly burned in Ea.ton
"a a'l Friday, that the flesh hung in flakes from
rs Dody. Aud yet it lives
u,sLamers farmers Orange has been organized at st.
=. Ezekiel Jackson who had voted for 16 success
m ~ lresllents, and was the oldest pensiouer
WI me cOuGty, has died
>, Some thief entered the rosidence of Mr. W.
lerbank, in 81. Michaels at an early hour. one
,tor,. tnB recently, and ascending to the second
W.! IoDDed Wesley Gardner's trunk OF S4S.
CECIL COUNTY.
last week ' 'VDNou Oio A'6H'
VIII be july term.
., Mchard f. May, who at one time was a mer-
nav, '. al Elton, has been visiting that town He
'o% Resides in Montana
Sapoeon d. Lee, OF Pilot Town, went ducking
yI;hly' and was accidentally shot il the arm,
NJ W heGessltated in its amputation,
,iii ~, EAst now has regular communication
uiafge Quantities
u0l .. Slmpson has taken charge of tho express
- n Al Fort Deposit.
irsimJ wilson, brakeman on the BALTIC Gem
Rnyis,,M ~ war was seriously crushed between cars at
'''Slandsvllle, last week
I'd ,lal.. e. weaver OF Elkton, has been appoint
~ Postal clerk on the Missouri Kansas and
teAae railrosd
nos, ae new Bank at Rising Sun is said to be the
'la'e building in the county.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
VILMINGTON. DEL. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1S 1873
New Castle.
Correspondence of the Commerclall
NRw lAa,rrn Nnr Il

II
| New CASTLE, Nov. l8.
Our yachtsmen have hauled up their boats fol
the winter.
The Abotsford passed, up yesterday, fully two
hours behind the Indiana, although the latter
left Europe all of five days later than she.
An extra force patrols our Jail, inside and out,
as there is some expectation that q reHcne Is to
| be attempted by the friends of the alleged bank
| robbers. Although we put no faith in such ru-
mors, It is to the credit OF the Sheriff that he
appreciates his position so thoroughly in this
matter, and we are to be congratulated that at
such time we have sheriff who understands
his duty to the county, and so faithfully per-
forms il.
The Daily Record OF Phila is represented at
Court by MIR. Dyer OF your city. This is, we
believe the only Philadelphia paper which has
regular correspondent employed to report the
approaching trial OF the burglars
The majority OF the Wilmington papers are
represented here and among their attaches
We notice Mr.. Croasdale OF the EUei.y EUeninq.
We stated. yesterday, that there we're rumors
tolthe effect than DR. Lesley and the Town Com
missioners had compromised on that injunction
question and we are glad to further state that
although nothing official has been determined
yet there does seem to be good prospect of an
Amcable settlement Of that affair. The DR.. ia
himself having the street opened in way which
although it does not tally exactly with the orgi-
nal direction which the commissioners intended
will much better suit the needs of our town n
the future and which tire commissioners will do
well il they adopt. We are assured that they
will The affair seemed to be at one time to threat
on serious complications. and it's settlement in
this manner would both be pleasing to US all and
honorable to the Doctor.
On Friday next, the 2lst inst. the Philadelphia
club will give grand ball in the Town Hall,
which will undoubtedly be the crowning onter-
tainment OF the season. The hall will be mag
nihoenty decorated and brilliantly lighted, and
first class band has been engaged for the oc-
cassion. The club has made every preparation
to give fret class entertainment, aud we have
no doubt but that their efforts will be apprecat-
ed by our lovers OF the Terp-ichorean art. Their
Wilmington friends are cordially invited to be
Dresanf n n n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
New Castle Prcsb,tery.

MEETING Ar WEST PREsBYrERIAN CHURCH LAST
EVENING.
- The New Castle Presbytery met at the West
fresbyteIian Church yesterday afternoon at
o'clock the moderator Rev. George A. Porter in
lhe chair. The Presbytery was opened by pray
against Rev. 8. s. Sturgis of Smyrna, were
proposed to be placed in Eis hands.
me Presbytery resolved, that it was inexpedi-
ent at the present time,
~ Also resolved to recommend Rev. Mr. Fries,
Of LAUREL to the Board of minisferial relisf for
sl0l. '0i0 'O
Head OF Christiana church asked for and OBJ
Il Lain9d leave to employ Rev. Mr. Baker of Phila-
ueiphla, as a stated supply for the next six
months. -
!, The Presbytery then being led in PRAYER by
.le ,tl hey, DR.. Spottswood adjourned to meet at
the call Of the Moderator.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
National Bank of Delaware.

| REsIdNATIoN OF MR. FLOYD AND ELECTION OF HIS
sUccEssoR-TEsrIMoNIAL OF ESTEEM.
The following correspondence explains ITSELF
Had we have seen iit to violate the confidence
reposed in us, we could have made the announce
ment Of Mr. Floyds resignation, yesterday.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 11th, 1872.
To he President and Directors of the National
hank Of UeLdDdre at Wilmington
GENTLEhEN.-In accordance with determin-
alton formed more than year ago, respect
fully resign my position cashier to take effect
as soon as the necessary arrangements can be-
made Thanking you for the many kindnesses
received at your hands, am
Very Respectfully.
b FLOYD.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE.
AT WILMINGTON, Nov. 18th, 1873.
SAMUEL FLOYD, Esq,
Ny Dear Sir AT a meeting of the Board
Of Directors, held at the Banking
House, this morning, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously passed.
copy of which 1 was directed to hand
you.
Very respectfully yours,
CHARLES WARMER, Clerk,
On motion, the resignation OF Samuel Floyd
as c1shier, was accepted, to take effect on the
LIST OF December next,
Resoloed. That in accepting the resignation
OF Samuel Floyd. Esq. as cashier, the Board
OF Directors feel called upon to place
upon their minutes their Acknowledgement
OF his integrity and OF the faithful
performance OF his duties during the past "a
yoars that he has been connected with this cor
poration, and with expressions Of the great re-
spect that they entertain fer him personally, with
wishes that he may continue to receive the
blessings of Providence during the remainder
OF his life that he 30 richly deserves, and that
the Clerk Of the Board be directed to hand ts
him copy Of those resolutions
G. II. BANNING, Pres't.
CHARLES WARNER, Clerk.
AT the meeting Of the Board OF Directors
this morning, Mr. II. H. Ewbanks was elected to
MIR. Floyd's vacancy, and Mr.. II. Baird spccss.
or to Mr.. Ewbanks as teller
MIR. Floyd entered the bank as Teller on the
lith of August 1885, and in September of 1874
to the cashiership, He has made a |
most capable and faithful official, and retirss not
alone with the well wishes OF the bank officers
but OF the whole community. Mfr. Ewbanks en- |
tered about Is years ago, and has been Teller
several years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
What spain Thinks.

DIsPosIFIoN OF THE MADRID CABINET ON THE SAN
TIAGo OUTRAGE.
MADRID, Nov. 18.
The Spanish Cabinet are in favor of an honor
able old satisfactory settlement OF the vrgnius
difficulty. but they regard the maintenance Of
Spanish teroitory as essential.
THE WORCESTER ON HER WAY.
FoRTREss MONROE, Nov. 1S.
The flagship Worcester passed here this
morning. on her way to Cuba.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

oITEMENT AT NEW oAsTLE-THE CASE up TIM
AFTERNOON.
special to the Commeren1
New CASTLE Nov, 18.
Intense interest was manifested in town this
morning when it was annouced that tho parties
implicated in the attempted robbery of the Del
aware Bank were to be arrasned, and at 10 80,
when the case was brought before the court the
excitement was only increased. The room was
jammed aud crammed with crowd OF expec.
tant people. all anxious to catch glimpse of
the now notorious party
MIR. Higgins for the defense submitted a mo-
tion to the Court for a continuance Of the case
on the ground that the defense had no time in
which to prepare their argument, and he furth-
or urged that public opinion was at present
much against the prisoners. For these reasons,
he asked a post-ponement
Mr.. Lore, for the State replied that tho case
should be tried as soon as possible, and as prom
pity as was consistent with strict iustice; that
the prisoners were we'll known az desperate
characters, and should be disposed of as soon
as possible, in order to defeat any attempt at
escape which might be made
After short debate between the counsel for
the prisoner, and the States Attorney, the court
granted continuance until this afternoon
When the prisoners were arraigned. each replied
IN iirm voice Not Guilty" and seemed in no
way disconnected ut their position. AS they were
brought into court by the Sheriff. the excitement
became almost disorderly. Zach person striving
to overtop his neighbor in order to see the pris-
oners, who looked upon the spectators with su-
percilious aud disdainful glances walking to
and from the bar with proud aud firm steps,
A murmur Of surprise was perceptible
throughout the room, when they were first
brought in, as the public were not prepared,
notwithstanding the newspaper statements to
see such really hne-lookng men engaged iu
such an enterprise.
It is expected that fully two thousand persons
will be in atte ndance, here, this afternoon, to
hear the trial.
Messrs John O'Byrne and Anthony Higgins
have been retained for the defense, and the
opinion seems to prevail that conviction is by
no means certain. or this we will know more,
yery soon
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
AO'usenIrnts.
1HK MAST LEoTURE.

Hh NAEI IEUTNNE.
On Thursday morning, next the sale OF re-
served seats for Mr.. NAst's lecture on - Caacat,
uring" will open at Boughman, Thomas & Co.'S.
The well-known ability OF Mr.. Mast to handle
this subject will doubtless obtain large audi.
ence.
LITTLE NELL.
Lite Nell, who met with 80 great favor here,
last season, will return on Friday evening next
ani repeat the performance OF her specially.
'Fliela, the Fire VISIT"
MR.. Gums LECTUREs
Tomorrow evening Prof Allan Curr will de-
liver the fret OF his popular series OF Lectures at
the Second Baptist Church Reserved seats NAV
be obtained at b. +. Il Cos.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
New AdvertisemeuIa, ThIs I,ny,

Treins for New Castle - iE
Peruvian Syrup-City Item
Bank srs--t has. Gamhloa a Co, Phila
House for rent-D LimNn
oking and parlor stOves-H Pickels
500 Teward-R Pyle
Motto Union Aid SOcia
Public sale OF fnrniture-ORle a Niler
ordnance conctir Ing the CLERK Of Council
Fusnese ciTcu'aTs-C COmma cial Press Rooms
Clayton L'aD, nrst payment on Friday
over oats-BuxnRum
SHciable and suppe At West Presbyterian Churct
II Tdware, &c.-Truman Il shnw
Assignment no ICED Gallagher
Grand U Iera Hou u,e--Little Mel
crock Ty &C reduced prlces-T deNormandle
Pump wanted-W II Pierce
Groceries at BOwman's
Notice. Delaware Liam Association
Fnrq-H l. lichteBstein
Situation vanted-Samuel X Ebert
TOys-Adans a BIO
MHsts-Ad4ms BRO
Fancy G0ods-Adams h Bro
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
The Clayton House

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY
A Hanley, NY.
SW Gardner, Milford.
L Lyman, Washington, d. G.
Briant Mddetown.
James Gowdey, New York.
Fl Walker, Middletown.
s. Mooner, Pa.
] L Killgore, City.
W II Bruner, Pa.
Bruner,
Il G O Dalta. U. s. N,
II W Gray, Phila.
Robt Cotton, Bellfontaine. o.
In the Tweed trial yesterday the case closed
on both sides, and the court adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
Fatal Burning Accident.

A LONE WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH BY HERsELF-
HER BODY oRIsPED.
Our correspondent at Milford communicates
the following facts; On Thursday afternoon our
citizens were shocked at the announcement that
Mrs Elizabeth Fleetwood had Just been burnt
to DEATH 1t seems that Mira. Fleetwood had
been in the neighborhood Of Dover, to visit her
slster She returned home on Thursday and the
Indications are, Gas ebe lived alone) that she
made fire in the fireplace, and then went to
wind up her clock, which stood over the fire.
place, as the clock face was open and that her
clothes caught ire 1t Is supposed that che then
ran to the closet, where she kept her water, in
order to extinguish the flames. but in the closet
there was quantity of shavings which are suppos-
ed to bave caught from her clothes and these
nrnt and suifoclted her in such manner that
she fell. Mr. Osborn saw tlSe smoke, ran iu and
found the closet on fire. He got some water,
put out the fire, and to his great surprise there
lay hlra. Fleetwood. who was so nearly dead that
she only breathed once or twice after he found
her. She was very large woman and about IA
years old. Her clothes we're burnt off of her
and portion Of the body charred to a crisp.
Charles Ewell who pleaded guilty of man
slaughter for fatally stabbing George II Pea
body, at Gorham, N Ii OH the 4th Of July last
was sentenced to twenty-one years imprison-
ment in the state prison.
On Sunday night terrible storm visited Fair
burn, Ga Houses were unroofed, and a brick
wall blown on wooden store killing John Bsrd,
one OF the proprietors.
"A sign Of the times-Signing another mans
name.
Iowa has been divided into three Catholic
dioceses.
-"shal We initiate p is the St. Louis invita-.
tion to tipple.
The newest style of boys trousers which are
copper fastened, and plated at the knee to defy
friction Fa tl,a III >
The recent snowfall seems to have extend-
ed throughout central and western New York
AZ Cooperstown there were eight inches; at Buff
falo sleighing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
Rron Cnhn.

SOME FUTHER PARTICULARS IN THE EXECUTION.
NEW YoRK, Nov. IS.
Havana advices to the 18th received. Gen.
Ryan made his will before execution. Governor
Burrills had an interview with Cespedes before
the execution but failed in an attempt to induce
his son to betray the whereabouts Of his father,
President Cespedes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18

DiddINa FoR TREAsUaE.--In. digging post
holes on DIR. Ninian tinukneys farm, near Eas.
TOE last week, the laborers came upon huge
boulder imbedded in the Garth. Prompted by
curiosity the stone was completely discovered
where 1t was found to have been laid IN cement,
and between it aud a stone below was found a
piece OF paper with writing upon it, but illegible.
day or two afterwards tue digging was contin-
ued and hrst the lid Of pot and then the pot
it7eli were removed. No money however, was
found, aud the crowd Whs had gathered to Wit
ness the treasura-trove, many OF whom we're
Aties, departed in sadness aud disappointment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
New Jersey

DEATH OF AN EX-GOVERNOR.
TRENToN, Nov. 49,
Ex Governor Peter D. vroom died, this morn
ing,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
THIRD EDITION..
New York,
ANOTHER DEFAuLrER Ap.coNps.

INV IUhKI NOV. 10,
Edwin r. Wenship, engaged in the purchase
Of claims ON the Government, is a defaulter to
the amount Of four hundred thousand dollars
He is supposed to have abaconded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-18
LITTLE NELL.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Straw il being packed about tho fire plugs to
prevent their freezing.

DkOwhKD IN THE CHRlsrIANA.-AlOnZo
Hayes, residing at Ninth and Lombard streets,
was drowned IN the Chrisliana. IesIe erday after
noon. He bad gone down to the oyster wharf
and IN passing from one vespel TO another made
mlsstep, which preclpitdt1d him into ne river,
his head striking against the rail of one OF the
boats IN the fall. Although quickly pulled out
OF tho water, and alive when brought upon the
boats, he soon expired, Coroner Winslow sum.
moned Jury this morning, which viewed the
body and then adj jJurned uatil to morrow even
ing, at o'clock to wait for witnesses who
could not be obtained to-day.