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, 1873-10-27
PHILADELPHIA.

specia. Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-The Philadelphia
banks ars ready and willing to resume currency
payments aa soon aB New York banks set the
example.
FORTUNE GONE.
1 learn that a merchant, nearly 80 years old,
who retired from business many years ago with
competency, has Lost his entire fortune by the
failure OF o Third street broker.
suspENH1ONH.
Myors, Polly l. Co., grocors Mcdowell &
Wilkins, stock brokers; Honry Bauer, fnrniture-
dealer; aud Johp Longatroth, paperhanging-
dealer have suspended.
DECLINE IN nENTs.
A1r. 6choheld, owner Of large number Of
houses In tho city, has announced q reduction OF
10 per cent in many of hiB rentals.
, 1873-10-27

Judgment Of tho Supreme Court based on
tho Englobrocht dcoiaEon, tlint tho United Statos
Marahal cannot servo yeniro In causca undor
tho statntos Of tho Territory.
Lieut.. Fred. Grant, son of tho proBident, ar
rived horo' last night. Ho is tlo guest Of Con.
Norris nt Camp Douglas.
, 1873-10-27
THE MINING INTEREST,

EsoANAnA, Mich, Oct. 25.-Jamas Mathews
cosel its doors yesterday. This is the only fail
ure thus far in the mining district Of Lake supe-
rior during the panic, though business Of all
kinds begina to ba seriously Affected by tue fail
ure Of the Eastern companies to meet thoir
paper given for orc, and most Of the smaller
mines, and como Of the larger ones. have shut
down, whilo tho others ore working with reduced
force, aud will reduce Wages on tho LIST pro1.
Some Of tho furnaces will also shut down this
Wiutor,
, 1873-10-27
SPAIN.

MADRID. Oct. 25.-T4e Government squadron
It ia reported that tho IntranBigento frigato
Tetuan Is unacaworthy, and TINT tho speedy dis
solution Of tho insurgnnt foot is expected,
LONDON. Oct. 25.-It Ia said tllat tho German
Government has two cavalry o1lcera with ths
CarliRt headquarters in spnin.
, 1873-10-27
PROPOSED SPECIE RESUMPTION.

tsxciat D,spatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON Oct. 25.-Dihpatcilea have fairly
poured in here for tlo past two'4sy-fot1r hours
asking information regarding the reported pur-
pose Of tho Government to facilitate the inn1e-
d;nto resumption or specie Payments. Tho anb-
stauco Of tho anawera were III confirmation 0f
thnt report.
FTo tho Annotated frtss.l
WHAT BECnETAHY HICHAHDR0N BAYS.
WAsM1H0ToN, Oct 25.-Iho Secretary OF the
Treasury, relative to tho contemplated isate OF
silver coin to Take tho place Of currency IN tnh
i. payncutB by the Departments. aayB ho does
NOT know exactly how much will be paid out.
Ico1peotB it will be convenient for him next
week to iBRue about e200.000 in tho regular
course OF business, but this Will depend somewhat
anon circumstances. II gold should 60 up, allvor
would not be paid out, nor would 1t DO II 1t was
to DO sold again to baDkera for speculative prr-
poses. It is not 10 be expected that tho Treasury
will begin first now to pay out silver coin for
every purpose, aud thus exhauat Immediately
tho ontiro amount held by tho Government, Ono
illustration Of tie manner Of making euota pay
monts vas presented by tho Secretary to-day,
who nail that II . person should present c1eck
for e2G5 10, tlo chances were that ho would rc'
ceiyo S. of tho amount in Bllyor. The de-
Termination OF the Department }s TO- lsaue stlYor
to whatever extont it cal, be conveniently doAe,
and. ag thore IL bullion sufficient to coin about
52U0 00U0 within the week, this WILL pc usea 81
beginning: mi. o,,.u,, a,.,,,,n.
At THE MINT.
PHILADELPHIA, Qct. 25,-lnstFuot!ons AaYe
, 1873-10-27
Tho Peoples Victory In California;.
Sukcfai liauakch 10 Tha Cdicdaa Trihu1s

Tho Peoples Victory In California.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
SAN FnANo1sco, Oct. 25.-Completo rcturnB
from ninotcon, and partial roturns from twontY,
counties, give total vote ut tho late judicial
election Of 52,754. Twelve other counties,-fo
or flvs OF considerable Importance in popula-
tion,-aro yet to be heard from. The votos re-
coyed aro lividaa thus: AlcKinstry, Peoples,
230GG; Mckee, Democratic, l5,949; Dwinollo,
Republican, 1860. Theao arc all countiea fox
copt San Fraucisco and saoramonto) whore rail-
road companion or Government ofticials had no
Influence. The vote for h1cKinstry is double
that for Dwinelle. sovon counties which
gavo o Republican majority in 1871,
Fize 5.ass majority for Mekinstry,, and n,ne
their own candidate for Supreme Judge, and
voted for The Peoples: The vote, however, is
light, about threo-ffths OF the total. The re-
suit Ia regarded by Booths friends aB good in
dication Of bis popularity, and thcy think his
election to tho nnitod States sonato d surety.
Opposition papore. nllege that he increased his
SALARY contrary to law and drew back pay, aud
arc doing their utmost to excite the prejudice of
Democrats, who will hold the balance Of power
in the Legislature, and may oven be ablo to
elect ono Of their OWL pasty.
, 1873-10-27
THE MANUFACTURERS.

Sp<cia, Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
ptTTsBuRoH, Pa, Oct. 25.-As Was stated In
Thursdays TRIBUNE, number OF tho mills
we're compelled to oloae this morning. The real
result Of tho panic Ia pat bong fclt In this city
md manufacturers-tha iB, q number Of thom-
look very gloomi]y at the prospects ahead. In
my interviews with aovoral iron-mon, this morn
ing, thoy stated that ordors wore plenty, but
cash orders woro scarce. All the mills are run
ming single turn, with ono or two exceptions.
and number OF them running short time,
suspondol are Jonos L .Laughllu'e, Dllvorth,
Porter Co.. and several others. Tloy throw
out Of employment over 1000 hands. Attorbury
Il Co., tho extensive glass manufacturers, will
close next week. They have plenty Of notes OF
responsible parties but tho banks refuse to dis
count and tho result Is tho closing Of tho mlls.
Tho throwing Of 40 many men out Of employ
ment will cause much suffering.
THE RIVER CoAL~M1NEns
arc On 2 strike, md altogether just now tho
financial aspect for 4 fow weeks to come looks
rather dark.
RESUMED wonK.
The National Foundry mud Pipe Works, recently
partially destroyed by fire, las boen rebuilt, and
Is working to Its full capacity, double turn.
At OTHER POINTS.
Special Dtspatch to This Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-hIorris l. Co., iron
founders, and tho Baldwin locomotive works,
discharged upwards Of 200 mon yesterday,
through scarcity Of orders. seyoral carpet
manufacturing companies htve temporarily sus
pended through scarcity Of groonbaoks, but ai
expect that activty will bo general next MONTH
All the papor mills In Manayunk arc now in
full operation. There arc seven cotton and
Toolen mills running. the operatives boing on
reduced wages, In tho Same district nine have
suspended, hut two will resume probably on
Monday. Two mills Of Mcssrs. Bchofeld, Lowor
Morion, hnyo stopped. a vast majority Of tho
suspended manufacturers, as vol as those now
an average reduction Of 16 par cent, aud thoRe
are understood to bo the lest satisfied whose
hands rejected the proposition.
New YonK, Oct. 25.-Ille Danforth locomotive
works, in Paterson, employing 500 hands, will
aoon stop also Strang's silk worka are now rum
ming half timo.
ConoEs, N. Y, Oct. 25.-Tho Harmony Cotton
Mills, tho largest Of tho kind in tho world, will
cloBo tonight indefinitely. It is probable that
the WOODEN manufacturers will soon follow.
NEwnuRoH, N. Y, Oct. 25,-The Newburgh
Steam Mills, owned By Garner i Co., New York,
have stopped, throwing 400 persons out Of en-
ploymept,
, 1873-10-27
Detroit City Nominations,

Special D}suafch % The Chicago 7TibHne.
DErno1r, Wis, Oct. 25. To-day the following
nominations wero made by the Democratic City
Convention !: Mayor, William q. Duncan Clerk,
Michael Hatteran Attorney, James. Il. Nc
Grath; Treasurer, Frederick nulle; Director Of
?. Clootte Justice Of The Pcace, David Brown.
, 1873-10-27
1Thf Y

RoAE, Oct. 25.-Tho italian Government has
not yot received C1ambord'H assurances Tint hia
policy will DO non-aggrossivo, and that he will
not aeok to reinstate Tho Pope.
, 1873-10-27

DoBroN, Oct. 25.--The jury In ths case Of
Palmer w. Tho City OF Concord, torceover $79. .000
damages for newspaper property dastroyed BY
mob IN August, 1861, gave q verdict to-day
for tue city.
, 1873-10-27

shipments, 1,25o. Inquiry improved trade brisk,
and prices firm and hisher on good grades Sales Of
do, sl.eo@l.oo rough do, s1.o0; wintered Texas
cows $aao Tosa1 slaughter Of teeves to dae, GG00
Hoas-No demand nominal at $3.o5@345.
, 1873-10-27

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. Is. Official returns havo
boon received from all but one county, aud they
insure tbs eloction Of all the candidates on tho
Republican State ticket, except the Governor.
, 1873-10-27

NEN YonH, Oct, 25.-There was rather moro actiy.
ity II The tobbtng trade to-day, but manufactured
out ut oNc BY q large jobbing house, and Rchmond
prints aro reduced to loo. Tho market for cotton
goods shows lesa lrnness and price reductions
have been made. peppore and Lacona Ano browns are
down 10 paf yard.
, 1873-10-27

HEAVY TEA SHIPMENT.
OMAHA Oct. 25.--Tho Rock Island Road took
East yesterday ilfty~ono cars Of ton. on Which
tho baok oharGes amounted to 414b,9Q
, 1873-10-27

Special Dispatch to The Chicaoo Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H., Oct. 25.-Tho Savings Bank
of this city has declared semi-annual dividend
of 8 per cent on the now paid in, or 10 per cent
on the first paid tn, capital.
, 1873-10-27
The Now York state Erenk1ry Dcgaf.

cations
New YoRx Oct. 25.-It IL r1lmoroa that State
Treasurer Rairen aud tho District Attorney Of
Albany wers in this city last eyoning, lookiug for
au accon.pllco OF Phelps, tho detanltlng Cashier,
and were expecting to secure S14O, ,00D Of tho
missing money,
, 1873-10-27
POLITICAL.
Grand Picnic OF Madison UonntyY ILL.,,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Hon. W. O.
Elngg and Othcrg.

-,
Enrlncrs.-spoecllca by Hon. w. @.
FIngg aud othcrg.
Soectat Dfspateh to T6s CHICAGO Tribune.
Arrow. oot 95-A marn;fIcent f,av a finn nset.
;,r o,1 reo3 ~, rha T., t,,sa
county are we'll organized, equally divided bo-
tweon clubs md grangos, both doing we'll, and
performing their mission. but IN d,fforont wave.
Th,ro aro tvo +,c,rota IN +},c fo1d tho ona
tho u f"rmerak and tho other the Democratic,
tho Republicans throwing their strength mainly
with the formor. twill you elect your tiokct7"
no asked farmer. uYen. without a doubt"
and ailtnr a1mnat In the sanon hrcntb, am vn,,
.oo t,,.t -s.aa,, Mva.. -,,. ~ hasn s,n, ~
e", evv .nI. nan WY 10 ne ,o.n o s ~
ori,t i It,, ha 1,aS au H. oeeS nos
ot!as' 1ne eFauDos ashou tno 3afmer
, 1873-10-27
ABROAD

LONDON, Oct. 25.-Noarly $500, 600 In specie
we're shipped from Southampton to-day,
, 1873-10-27

Tho Dubuque Isnmlk Dcfalcntfom.
DunuouE, Oot. 25.-TAe house OF Il, a. Dab
bago, deiuulting OaBhior OF tho Merchants Ma
tional Bank, WAS sold today for 90D0 to M.
III. Andrews, q hardware merchant. The bank
held mortgage of 8l5, 900 on tho house.
, 1873-10-27
much difference to you," said tho conductor
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LONDON, Oct. 25-3:a0 p. Iu.-Imtlion withdrawn
from te bank Of England on balance today, c2o0o0,
Of which .c1o0uo was for New York: The Russia,
0a}it5g2K Oh account, o2ts@o2A 62os Of t05, o3;
do of g7 oo 194os VII new e. d. ,65 ,Erie 39.
pAnrs, Oct. Distributes, SIT 1So.
L1vERrooL,. Oct. 23.-Cotton fat and prices II.
5;r madIns "a npIIsn1t ec gSga So,9 ok9
can speculation md export, LOCO,
DroadatuGs and provisions unchanged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
snpposed InfnntlcLae.

4 CHILD BORN ON ELEVENTH sTREEr BRIDGE, AND
THEN THROWN OVERHEARD.
At an early hour, yesterday morning. three
boys discovered, lying among the stones and
mud, in the Blandywine, at Eleventh street
bridge, the dead body of new born white in
FAINT. Fucther discoveries Indicated that birth had
been given to the child, on the bridge, the night
previous, and the Ltural supposition is, that
the mother, to hide her shame, threw the child
overheard intending the tide to carry the body
away. Instead, however, it lodged among the
stones and was found as above stated.
An inquest was held, yesterday, and post
mortem examination wal made, but no definite
conclusion was reached. The jury adjourned
till this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

Smallpox is increasing in Now York city.
$4,000 in specie was shipped to Europe last
week.
heavy snow storm prevailed in Maine on
Saturday.
Orders for postal cards from the large cities
will be filled this week.
The Emperor OF Austria gave grand banquet
in his palace at Vienna on Friday night. ~
Seventeen more bodies were recovered from
the wreck of the steamer Atlantic on Saturday.
Another violent snow storm swept over Cloud
county, Kansas. number of persons perished.
On Friday, the Gear and Emperor of Germany
reviewed fifty Thousand Russian troops at st.
P etersburg
Bleakely, the murderer of his neice, made an
other feint at committing suicide in the Tombs,
New York, on Friday night
The will Of the late Hon. James Brooks was
made public on Saturday. The instrument dis
poses Of considerable property, the hulk OF 1t
being In bonds Of the Union Paciae Railroad,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
The Drama.

THREE YEARS IN MAN-TRAp, THIS EVENING.
This evening. T. 8. Arthur's great Temper
ance Drama, "Three Years in Man-Trap," will
be brought out at the Opera House, by Morton's
Dramatic Combination, from Dol. Woods Mu-
scum, Philadelphia.
In the dramatization Of this play. ell the ideas
of the author have been preserved, and it's pre-
sentation upon the stage will serve to bring
them out more fully and forcibly The interest
in the play will be heightened by the scenic effects,
which show the burning OF the Drunkar1' 3 Home,
the city by night in Snow Storm and the grand
closing alegorical tableau which is 30 universally
admired.
Tho performance is given for the benefit Of
wilmington Division, No. 1. s. Of. T., aud should
certainly receive the approval and presence OF
all Temperance people.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
Philadelphia Topics.

-Nnety-eigbt vessels in port Saturday even
ing.
Three hundred and forty-one deaths last
week.
The Germantown glove-makers still have a
strike Oh hand
Richard Dale Pettit who committed suicide,
(or accidentally shot himself was inferred in
Christ Church battle-ground early on Friday
morning.
On Saturday, majority Of the Judges of
the Court of Common Pleas continued the in
junction restraining the Union Passenger Rail
way from laying additional tracks on Market
atFaat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

The Philadelphia Telegraph and Inquire have
articles describing the Pomeroy and Delaware
City Railroad as short cut to the ocean for the
Pennsylvania Railroads. shipping business, and
they close by saying that "In selecting this To-
'scsiity the Pennsylvania railroad people have
s'cut the Gordian knot of the vexatious Horse
.sshoe, and bid defiance to the ice blockade
Isn't this admission rather extraordinary The
dordian knot Of the Horseshoe is cut by taking
Philadelphias commerce to Delaware City
That ia rather "cut"-for Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
Police Court.

The following cases have been up for hearing
before the Mayor, since Saturday morning
Seven cases for drunkenness. Fined in each
case. so cents and costs.
VIM. d. Elliott aud VIM. Fl. Barry for violat-
ing the market ordinance. Fined - and costs
each. These parties are known as hucksters,
and persisted in placing their produce on the
pavement. up against the building line, for
which this makes the second time they have
been arrested for the same offence
samuel Elwood, for similar offence, was
fined the costs and bailed for 5000 for his fu-
ture good behavior.
john Duckrin, disorderly conduct, - and
costa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Senator Sumner has formally renounced
his back pay.
Edwin Booth is forty years of age, and Edwin
Adams one year younger.
Judge Strong, of the U. S. Supreme Court
sailed for Europe, on Saturday.
Cincinnati talks again of monument to
Gen. William Henry Harrison, and proposes to
erect it on the Tooth anniversary Of his birth.
AN Iowa farmer, Mr.. George Wells of Grun-
dy county, raised, last year, 80 900 bushels of
wheat 60, 900 bushels Of corn $4,000 bushels OF
barlow.
--Benjamin +. Murphy, who has been hack
driver in Chicago and thus supported two sisters,
was the successful competitor over fourteen
others for an appointment as cadet at West Point.
He is twenty-one years old, and a native of Mis-
Rouri
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
The Clayton House.
ARRIVALS UP TO 1.sO P. M. TO-DAY

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.30 P. M, TO-DAY
W. ]. Taylor, Baltimore.
W. ID. Bush, City.
A. d Ellinger, New York.
j. w. Jones, Phila.
Jno Russell, Chester Pa.
+. L. Knuland, New York.
s. Gregg, City.
O. III. Wood Il family, Roston.
]. A. Jameson, Phila.
JOS. ID. Pancoast. Salem, N. j.
VIM. Bell. Perth Amboy.
W. G.. Thomas, Perth Amboy.
Saml. II. Robbins, N. j.
Jno. Robbins, Is :"
Edw. Howe,
B F. Smith,
s A. Murray. q"
Levi W, Lattomus. Townsend Del.
L. G vandergrift McDonough g
l.. q. Vandergrift, Jr. ''
Robt, A. Semple, Phila.
+. T. Perry. Odessa.
G.. b. Dickson Dover.
samL Townsend, Townsend.
Richard Townsend,
II NJ. Whitney. Boston
Taylor Bradford, City.
A. A. Solomons, South Carolina.
B. Henz, Washington, d. G.
o. s. Buxton -
b. Ferris, City.
Samuel Cleland. New York.
4. A Hoan A."
H. Noble, Baltimore.
Henry Cleaver. Port Penn,
ID. s. Hare, Salem. New Jersey.
w. s. Vandyke, Odessa.
II. ii. Appleton, s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
AN Is9s snsa LIZ ggs NsEEwG TUSDn1s z

AN IRoH.BRIpaE GIVES wAY-=Fwo HUNDRE4 Pro
H IA HTFFARFgL i, I4lagg oss
IT, fFFl' hNe''""" hild ,ll' lblI1N IN't 0InlJ1
vi .B7lHd U.li "a 10 -ia DIxns. IIIa, May %! 4
tS pespatches to the morning papers, datefnges7
.teYdayl says - ".t tiu.ri 'd o.
w wA4epabls accident inyolying.s . fearful loss OF
life occurred hare this afternoon The rite Of
baptism Vas being adninistered at ~ point tn,
the Rock river, just below the Trusdell iron
bridge, and abopttwo hundred persons. inelu-
ding many ladies' and number of children, had
gathered ohf the btfdge TO- witness the ceri imony.l
Suddenly the bridge gaYs wRy1 ana pFSoipits7
ted its living freight into the stream betoT! Ihe
scene which ensued Yves indescriably terrible, as
the struggling victims vainly endeavored tP tdreei
themselves from the ruins of the bridBe and
from one another. 'alhH alnEyl
LATER BY TELEaRAPH-FpLtEH PARTtopIk kRs- Ion
DIXON, ILL.,, May midnight.
Up to this hour no bodies have been rSceiv ved
here. but several have been found doFn the
stream. The estimate now is that 90 to 200 per
SONS have persisted. Over 800 persons were on
the bridge when it fell. \,
There were number Of remarkable escapes OF
children. One little fellow, aged Is years, was
caught by both feet in the rigging of span,
and had his leg broken, but he managed BY
sheer strength to pull one of his boots off and
then coolly took out his knife and ripped the
other from his crippled leg, and swan ashore.
Two girls, sisters, went down together. The
elder caught the other by the dress with one
hand and, with the other seized part of the
wreck and maintained their heads above the
icy water until rescued.
| STILL LATER-A CITY IN MoURNrNG-Two MORE
DEATHS.
DIXON ILL.,, May 5.
No additional names of the killed yet known.
Crowds OF people are on the banks of the river,
this morning, viewing the scene of the disaster,
the majority of whom are looking for missing
/ friends.
Every house in the city is in mourning.
| Mrs. P. M. Alexander and Mrs. Vann died this
morning, from the effects of their injuries.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

Rev. Kenneth II. Campbell, formely pastor of
the Baptist Society at East Dedham. Mass, is on
trial in the Norfolk county Court for immortality.
ant. The defendant is a married man, 80 years
of aged.
The Grand Jury in New York, Saturday, made
presentment on the subject. of concert sa-
looms. They say the propnetors are shielded by
the excise licenses. and only the owners of the
premises are liable to criminal prosecution and
punishment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
1eaths.

wARRINGToN.-In this CITY, May 4th, 1873, John
ElW. warrington, in the 6Tth year OF his age
he relatives aud friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of his in-in-law, Robert Burns, No 2Oo East oth
street, on Tuesday afternoon, at O'CLOCK.
CoLLoM,- ON the 9th inst, In this city, Eliza Col
lon, In the T3d year OF her age.
Her friends and relatives are respectfully EIYlted
to attend the funeral to leave the residence OF ner
SON, in-law, Benjamin d. spence, No sls West bth
street. on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock, with
out further notice. Service at ~ O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
New Advertisements, This Day.

New Advertisements This Day.
Wanted-Girl for general housework
Bush's steam Freight Line
Household goods at auctiOn-Stidham Son
Silver. plated ware-E G Thompson
NOtice-Martha COnclave, ID OF M
Paper hangings-J g r Greenman
Dry goods-V e Archambault, Phila
Hardware-Truman shaw
City Items-Yarious parties
Funeral notices
For sale-eating and drinking saloon.
NOtice-Miford and Bay Shore X X, Co.
NOiice-Mechanics Cooperative Association.
Diyidend-Del. Fire Insurance Co,
Mott e-Central Loan Association.
Old Folks Concert.
DR.. Wistar's Balsam.
Henry Ward Beecher's Paper (sd Page)
a Great Offer, sd Page.)
Psychomancy (3d Page.)
A Mechanical Curiosity sd PageD
Wild Life in the Far West-BooK l3d Page)
Moth. Preof Chests ed Page.)
Camphnrine (ad Page
Fire-great Booked Psge9
Turbine Water Wheel sd Page.)
Agents wanted (Sd Page,)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
sECOR EDITION.
Massachusetts.

THE STATE RFFoRM soHooL-EscAPE OF 100 BOYS.
WORCESTER, Mass, May s.
About one hundred out of four hundred boys,
at the " est Borough State Reform School, es-
capped this morning. As they were marching into
the yard, from breakfast, the file suddenly broke
and they rushed for the gates. The officials re-
captured as many as they could conveniently
collar, but most of the boys got away.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS AT THE DEPoT.-Addi-
tional to the improvements at the p W. ~ Il. de-
pot, reported in the COMMERCIAL. q few days ago,
there are others and changes, soon to be made
important to the company These are the erec-
ton of fine large building, about 60 by 20 feet
and two stories high, in the yard of the round
house, opposite the passenger depot. This
building, when completed, will be occnpied by
Master Of Machinery Holgeman for an office
and storehouse and the building at present oo-
cuped by Mr.. II. will be transferred to the use
of Isaac N. Mills, General Agent of the Della
ware II. r. We know that each of these gentle
men will be glad when the building is finished
and they are comfortably settled i'll the occupan-
cy of their new Offices
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
Railroad Accident.

EXCURSION TRAIN THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
LOUISVILLE, May 5.
An excursion train on the Louisville, New AL
bany 4 Chicago Railroad was thrown from the
track by running over number COWS, which ran
ran suddenly on the track, and wasiplunged down
an embankmeut eight feet. number of pas
sengers were seriously injured, some probably
fatally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

The argument between the opposing council
of the Berks County, and Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad, took place at Reading, on
Friday. Mr.. Governs Monopoly will not relax
its clutch on Reading, until it is shaken loose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
France.

DEATH OF ADMIRAL REGAuET DE dLoMELLR.
PARIS, May 5.
Admiral Regault De Glomellyr of the French
Navy, is dead.
He was Senator and Minister of Marine and
Colonies during the reign of Napoleon Ill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

A list of the lotholders drawing lots ct Re-
hoboth Beach, on Thursday last, has been pre-
pared, but is unavoidaby crowded out to-day. II
will appear tomorrow. .....
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
New Hampshire.

TWO MEN KILLED BY FALLING WALLS OF HOUSE.
CONCORD, N. H., May s.
O.E. Richards and George Williams were
killed, last evening, in Newport. by the falling
wallis of burning house.