Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-14

IMPORTANT SUlT.-On FRIDAY last, Depuly
Sheriff Roberts served a summons on Collector
Nolen, Isaac ]. Jenkins, Frank Nolen, William
Campbell, Charles IL. Greenway, Samuel A.
Brooks, and Charles Howard, requiring them
TO answer for tresspass on canal boat Judge
Ross. 1t appears that eleven canal boats arrived
in this port several weeks ago, when Collector
Noleu required them to take ont L. :. license.
The captains of nine Of the boats complied viii:
the requirement, hut two Of them declined 10 do
3d. and were detained The owner Mi cilael'
Uhler OF Uhlertown. Pa, was Notified OF III
detention, and Immediately came Ia this cliy'
and threatened 10 cut his boat loose from her
moorings at Lobdell's wharf. He however
out OF Difference to the guard furnished by
Cant. Fengar, Of the Reyeuue Cutter liamil-
ton, forbore to cary out his threat. lie
determal to enter suit a. lid also six others
against the Collector and the several parties
named above for trespass and deten'ion
George c. Gordon Esq, was retained AS Co'm
sci, and hence The process mentioned above
The parties gave bail and the case will be settled
in the court. Collector Nolen acted under the
instructions of the Secretary OF the L. :. Trea
sury, and there can be hardly Il reasonable
doubt but lie will b. sustained in his cOurs,
by the courts.
EIcurSlOn 10 r Tutunu.-O't itttt,s,".J $780,
ing last, the Calvary Sunday School made Al
excursion on the steamboat Ariel TO Fraland
which place is situated upon Bombay llool
and comprises several battling houses, i iira
frame hotel and uhri huillinIs for the accom-
mediation al rseuls"rS and pic mites. IL Is h"ah
tifully situated The noble bay washes tn
shore right in front of the hotel, where bather
car ppiOV tbpluSplNp without ltrlppr of surf
undertow as at Cape May. Bathing house
close by water line the beach. y beautiful
body of trees is in troet Of the house alordin
excellent shade. Springs are scattered amongS
the trees, ami there is everything necessary I
pass pleasant hour. II was nsinci Fralln
in this manner. Mr. Enoch SprtlInce, the ger
tleinanly proprietor, married Elizabeth frnzie
daughter of John Frazier, ESD, an cminer
agriculturist formerly living hear Dover. III
name of Fraand, is derived from the three fir
letters Of his wiie'S maiden name, (Fra) NJ.
land. A landing has been bull there, which
about mile distant from the house. III
Ariel started al about ( O'Clock, with its prec
Gus freight of happy children, and iutelligel
gentlemen and Indies, under charge Of the Ike
Mr.. Iatner. They must have numbered ;
least 500, if II II more. The time betwee
Wilmington and Fraland was pleasantly spe
in conversation and amusement by the gentl,
men and ladies, and play by the children. III
world wide celebrated Siguor Bz was aboar
Arriving at Fraland the party scattered TO eng
themselves. Some bathed, some eat their di
ners, whilst many of the children took oil TIT
shoes and stockings, and wadeJ in the gent
waves which constantly advanced and rcced
from the shore. Others again went to sec q
wonderful Seight OF hand performances OF -
nor LBlitZ. All enjoyed themselves. In I
meantime Mr. Spulnce had an excellent III
ner prepared, which consisted amongst OIL
things Of the Boiled ham, roast beef, Fri
clans, and clam pie, besides vaiiUu5 other
ceteras.
Immediately opposite from Fralanl is t
village of Baysidc, the termination in New j.
sey, Of the series of roads that Jay Gould
constructing an duni'iug together, ior!:ling C
necticn between Baltimore, Washington a
New York, besides the various towns on t
peninsula. 1t Is exactly three miles and sey
eghts from shore to shore or from Fraland
B;lySide. Tie bay here makes bea,iti
cove, IL is ther, fore an excellent harGor
AT about half past six the party embarked
return. Wind and tide being in their IA
they had remarkably pleasant ride up. ABB
eight O'Clock they reached Wilmington
this excursion there WAS not Il single DRUM
person, or One under the influence Of liquor
any manner, not an oath sworn, an unpleas
word uttered, or Il single thing done 10 mar
enjoyment and pleasure of the occasion. Z
tain Henderson, the courteous commander,
tnremitting in his attention to the rasseng
every one enjoyed themselves, and were plea
with their trip.
An excursion had come the same day 10 I
land, from between Dover and Smyrna. II
came in carriages. Excursions now come til
from all parts OF the peninsula. The first y
there was only about "A hundred people vsi
it. The next about five thousand Last y
about $1,000. This year 40 900 will p?oba
visit the place