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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
HOUSE.
NJ HOUSE met at 1O o'clock.

Ihe House met at ~ O'Clock.
The Committee on Ways and Means intro
duced resolution instruc,iDg them 10 ascertain
if the Legislature were to tax the p. w. & B. r.
r. Co., to the amount Of only $50. 900 per year,
whether that corporation would agree TO aban-
don all Law suits against the State, abolish the
$3.50 peach tax and 10 cent passenger tax and
reduce the freight tariff 10 per cent. on all farm
produce and merchandise transported oyer the
Delaware railroad. Adopted.
Mr.. Maris presented resolutions from the
Wilmington Board of Trade, asking constitu-
tional amendment authorizing q general incor-
pOraiion law. Reported to a special committee.
Mr.. Maris gave notice of an act repeating q
bin repeating an act divorcing Elisha P. Bailey.
On mC ton of Mr.. Hickman The Till reiucOr.
poraiing the Wesleyan Female College was read
a third time and passed.
The following bills we're read once
Ey Mr.. Hutchinson, changing the place of vo-
ting in AppOquinimink hundred; prohibiting
Live Stock running at large in districts o. 60 and
81, New Castle county authorizing the borrow
ing of $4,000 additional for school purposes il
Wilmington also, Incorporating the Mechanici
Cooperative Association Of Wilmington for thu
manufacture of-cars, carriages etc
At ~ 10 the House adjourned.
The House met at three o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. MaTis, introduced Q bill incorporating th'
Delaware Improvement Co; also, bill relating h
the charter OF Wilmington.
The following bills were passed
Senate bill supplemehting the charter of tn
Smyrna and Relaware Bay Railroad Co.; inooT
porating Felcon Lodge No. %, A. N. A. II; incor
pointing WaWaset Tribe, No. 9, l. o. b. NJ; ais
Incorporating Humanity Circle, No. l, b. and H
F. G. A. of Delaware prohibiting Stock runnin
at large IN White Clay Greek hundred incorpoI
atlng Enterprise B. and L. association Of Wye
ming.
At $40 the House adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

nALF-MAsT.- The nag at the Custom House,
las been at halfmast, the last two days out OF re-
spcet To the memory of Capt j. p. Gillis. ...
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
AFTERKooN.

The SenateInet Mt 3 O'Clock P. NJ
On motion the following bills were read By
Mr. StOckcy, an act TO repeal an act for the
grading Of a certain street In the town of Laurel
an act TO amend chapter % of the 18th vol. OF
the Laws of Delaware; BY Mr.. Blddle, an act to
incorporate the Wilmington Female College; by
Mr.. Speaker, q further supplement to the act to
limit the city debt OF Wilmington, and provide
for tue discharge Of the same, and an act to nu-
thorize the Mayor and City Council OF the city of
Wilmington to condemn land for the purpose of
erection of wharves by Mr.. Ellis, an act to
amend chapter 96 of the Revised Code; by Mr..
Nandegriit an act amendatory 10 the act to in
corporate the Island Pond Marsh Company by
the Speaker, an act to amend chapter 16 of the
Revised Code, (this act makes it the duty Of any
judge or inspector OF any election to stamp the
tax receipt of the persons voting.
Sundry bills of private nature were read y
second time by titles aud referred to the appro-
pirate committees.
On motion the following bills were read third
time and passed -
By Mr. Shakespeare, an act to incorporate the
Delaware Chemical Manufacturing Co.; an act
to incorporate the j. Morton Pool Company with
Chesapcake and Delaware Bay Shore Railr Dad Co.
and an act to incorporate the Wordcn g. Evans
Co. /; by Mr.. Records, an act giving the consent
of the State Of Delaware to the purchase by the
Unite States Of land in this State.
On motion of Mr.. Ellis the report of the join
committee on the codi6cation Of the Laws was
/ adopted.
Adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

CARS FOR CENTRAL ANERIcA.-The products Of
Wilmington enterprise, are mot entirely confined
TO the limits Of this country, but frequently ind
their way across the wide Waters, 10 foreign ands
And not always by mere chance, do they thus
wander 30 far away from the place of their mana
facture, as occasionally special orders cOme TO
Wilmington, from great distances for the products
OF some Of those industries for which city has
become known, almost over the entire world For
several years, the jackson 4 Sharp Company have
been building railroad cars for Central America
and are now preparing 10 ship eleven passenger
carr. which they have built for railroad there
The cans ara narrow gauge. are gotten up in hand
some stylye, and all named. As 1t is impossible
70 ship these Cars TO their destination by rail- they
have 70 be taken apart, after they are bailt, and
the different portions boxed up for shipment by
raii and Resse, The same as ordinary freight AT
Ter reaching their destination, they are unpaeked
placed in shape, and are soon ready for USE
Those nov being prepared viii be ready for ship
ment in few days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

AHNIvERsARY--The anniversary of the sunday
schookl connected with Scott NJ. e. Church, took
place at the church, corner OF Seventh and Spruce
streets, last night. The attendance was very
large the church being crowded ia every part =
The consisted of the singing of solos, du-
nd Rev. q. A. LatlmeT, of Calvary r. Z. Church.
A silver tea set was presented t. Mr. Airich asss-
tant Superintendent, by the scholars of the School
A memorial wreath was presented by the class
taught by the late Rec: Moody, and Que also by
the class of which Mss Sllle Jordan, recently de-
ceased, was a member.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

Nh Z. C. Burr, gave his fourth Lecture at
Newark in the oratoTy of Delaware College, on
Wednesday night, on the Hybrid race, to an at
tentive ana apprecstive audience He will not
lecture this evening on account OF the Sunday
School missionary anniversary bsiHg hsld ia that
town this evening, hut will on Friday evening de-
liver has fifth lecture on Sciencs and Divine Rev
elation and will finish his course on Saturday
evening. So far his lectures have given entire
satisfaction, showing that the Lecturer fully un-
dentaRds his subject and handles It With great
ability. The Clergy ofthe town have all been in
attendance aud express themselves as highly
pleased with the manner in which the subject has
been handled. 1t is a scientific treat that the clt-
izsns seldom have the pleasure of listening to-
None should miss the opportunity TO hear him
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

NXFRA NRW BUOKWHRAT MEAL
II lowest wholesale prleee, nt
ca. Market
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
W. G. Company.

co-oPERATTvH ENTERPRISE con-
PANT-wHERE SHALL IT sEFTLBS no INDUCE
NENTs YET 0FTEREp PY YnMTNdroN-THR
COMPANY In EARNEST.
, 1873-05-26

NEW Yonn May 25.--1n the easel, ! 0sgooa &
Co., Y: Albert l.. Luyator und otlot.S .ofore tho
United States Circuit Court, yesterday, Judge
Datchford granted an injunction restraining DE-
books published IN London, and ordered thom to
account for a1l aa}e8 heratofofo naaae.-
NllaHoll W. Albums, ono Of tho membcrs Of tho
lumber combination, tolls tue Times that a1I H. tho 11
firms III tho combination ato solvent. Their
combined moans aro double or three tfmes tho
amount of liabilities, and thoy posnoas large
q!antisios Of lumber, which LES In Gannda % nno
frms in this city aro most heavily involved, OK
sspf og' u oaseso. H T. A te rs % ars ostsSs
yoar zach. Tie creditors ,aro moatly
mon WHO hnve bought their paper
or discounted It, aud Wm. E. Dodge is one Of
tho henyoat crolitora: Horny y; Gage holds
about f gao 900 worth Of paper which has gone to
Tho 1;orltI says tho terms upon which tho
leading. creditors, oil in New York, hayo agrood,
and which they recommend smaller creditors to
six months, and t1lon now paper for 100 centsa
and interest, upon which 10 centH is to bo paid
every thirty or sixty days, until aii is
paid. The World at!ds: It Is to DO fearod
tions ma1o upon thom for drafts drawn on Tho
suspended firms nganst consignmonts Of lurl-
bcr from many places in the interior and IN
Canada.
Henry ward l5eoehor "aa tnIo"n 1lo4l nta
carriage yesterday, by collision with Q heavy
truck. Tho vehicle VAS badly brokon, but tho
reverend gentleman 10 unhurt.
The Nov York Sunday school superintendonts
gave public reception last evening to Mr.
1Iartly, ono Of the Secretaries Of the London
Bundny-echool Union.
| Analysts proves that tho cornod boof from
| Which six porsons we're recently takon sick con-
tanned not the s1ghtcHt trace Of poison.
In brooklyn, this evening, during m altercn@
| tion botwecn young mnn named George Rod
erick and james Oorcoran, in Which the latter
eriok and Corcoran drew pistols. The mother OF
tho for1nor rushed between them, aud, in tho
struggle to prevent her son from firing, hid
pistol wont OF, tho ball passing through lis
mothers eye into the brain, and killing her in"
atantly. Corooran and Rodorlok woro arrested.
Corcoran, who began tho quarrel, WAS into1i-
| Gated
, 1873-05-26
The Change Of President in
France Quietly Ac-
quiesced In.
MaeMahon's. Letter Accepting tho
T. Now Position.
Speculation as to tho Composition Of tho
New Cabinet.
Further Advlces Concerning the Russian
Campaign in khiva.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Sunday Evening, May 25.-T1,o chango
In tho Presidency has boen accomplished without
tho slightest disturbance. Perfect order pro-
wills throughout France. Tlo troops have beon
confined to their barracks since yesterday morn
ing, but all is quiet In Paris, and thero are no
signs Of disorder in tho department. The radi-
cal 1ournala to-day are calm in tone. They
recommend prudence and wisdom on tho part Of
the Republicans, and urge peace and strict nd
heronce to law. darnbotta has issued q mani-
feato calling on tho Republicans to respect tho
Law.
Marshal bfaonIahon hnH eont communication
to II, Buffet, President of the Aaaombly, aoknow-
Lodging tho receipt Of the official notification of
bis election to tho Presidency, and accepting tho
of1ico in tho following tor1ns:
IT will oboy tho will OF tho Assembly, tho de-
pository of national BovoroGnty. It fB heavy
Responsibility, but, with Gods aid and tic dovo-
tion OF tho army. will continue tho work Of lib
Grating tho territory. and restoring order, aid
will maintain tranquility aud tho prfnciploa on
as Cd honest man and soldier
The President has issuod circular to Projects
Of departments promising that no attack will DO
made on the LAWS and institutions OF tho
country.
Tho formation Of tho now Government bus not
yot been completed. It ~ aald tho puko do
Broglie will have tho Ministry OF the Interior,
and If. Pierro blaguo that Of Finance, and that
Baron do Larcy and LII. Ernoul and Batbie
will also entor the Cabinet. A portfolio waa
tendored If. Gou1ard late Minister Of Finance,
immediately aftor ProBidont Thiors' departure
but lo doclinod 1t. A large number Of Hopubu.
can funotionaries have resigned.
, 1873-05-26

OMtInNry in the Indian Territory
Trouble with Workmem i1e IRnnnt-

OutInsvry in the Indian Territory
Trouble with TF0rknaem iii I1nnnt-
bRi-PcrsonnA, ctc.
Sr. Lou1s May 25.-A band Of dcsperadoos,
numbering thirty or more, took forcible possess
sion Of Cadds, Indian Territory. station on tho
Missouri, Kansas l. Texas Railroad, On Batnr-
day, and 1efled tho authortloH. Tho United
Statos Marshal was oyerpowered, and telographod
to Fort dtbaon for holp. Troopa havo been SAINT
to quoll tho disturbance.
Tho Continental Hotel at Hannibal. Missouri,
has boon beBieged for tl1roe days by riotous
crowd OF laborers, threatening the lives OF GER
tain contractors who had failed to pay tho nlen
for work dono on tile loyoo several wosks ngo.
Gu Saturday afternoon there would have boon
b1oodshed but for tho interference Of
tho Mayor and tho City Council. Last
night conference was held, aud one work.
man and ono policeman were chosen to guard
tho contractors till tho pay wnB Forthcoming.
and tho crowd Of over q hundred determined
men Dispersed. a. failure to negotiate bonds
was tho prime cause of the troublo.
Tho leyeo Is highly spoken Of, and 1t ia said
1t will bring into cultivation over q hundred
thousand acreH Of good land which has hereto
toro been nselonB.
Extonsivo preparations are boing made bore
Tor tho celebration OF tue birthday anrlvoraary
Of Br Thomas Moore, tho Irish poet. Ao1t
Wednesday. An addreen will be deIivorod by
DR.. II. D. Shannon, . rolatiyc OF the poet.
Gen. ". Z. Sherman arrived hers this MORN
ing.
, 1873-05-26

LONDON, May. 25.- Tho following is tols-
Rraphod from Central Asia:
baye Joined tho onyoys Of the Khan OF Khiya
II the Kizil Kun Deuert, on tho way from Fort
No. to Tamdi, 800 miles rest Of Tashkend,
whore tho Grand Duke Nicholas Constantine
witch aud Gan, Kaufman, ara waiting to SEQ
them. These ENJOYS went to Fort No..
to accept for the Khan any terns tho
Prussian military powers Propobe. Thoy
to understand that tho Grand Duke and aenoral
wore notpushin8 on, but waiting their coming
to negotiate. Although the commanders may
thus wait, it ID doubtful II there will bo any in
secure tho fall OF Khiva it appears that only
thcir presence before 1t is necessary. Disunion
reigns there. Tho Khan is at war with his two
brothers, and these only await the arrival Of tho
Russians to surrender the place.
, 1873-05-26

NEW Yong, May 25.-T1e London Times
money article Of tho 18th inst. says According
sion has reachoil stage Of relief In which TOR
any description of stable securities prica can
be obtained, whereas during, the height OF the
panic no quotations we're mado, md people pos
HcsBod Of what under ordinary circumstances
would have been considered available means
wore as much paralyzed as tho broken spooula-
tors. Tho funds offered in Vienna by tho Ma
tional Bunk and Minister Of Finance, for advances
onsocurities, have proved sufficient oromody this
condition, mud to onablc many people who woro
compelled to stop payment to settle their differ
oncea md resume the regular course OF their
business It is stated from Dorlin that tho strain
on tho money market mainly araseH from the un-
expected aceclerntion in tho Payment OF the
French indemnity. Alost people seem to trust
TINT tho dl1lculty will provo only temporary, aud
that tho large disbursements to bo shortly made
by tho German Government, and the distribu-
ton of still larger sums among tho individual
States Of tho Empire, will more than restore tho
markets to their former level.
, 1873-05-26


Special Dspa'sh TO The CAicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, May 25.-lAssEp nown-props
India, Chira, Argyle, rymanuh City Of naton, Clam
Eclipse and bargca barts Ittfo Wulie hIoutsnn.sry
Van vakonburg, Pride ot America, og4rl.a, nisaei'
Arahia Orphan boy, Fayorite l1elns1,pro, Twn Fan.
niea xchrs +. siorrol, ]. y. Gilmore, Flnney.
]. &. ltichar,a, George Thuraton, N. T.
E. SF4tzsorsi, zacs Chandler, o'''S Ruadsnn1 sdis
OnonaaaKa, 7. llarman, Fayo.te Drown, j. r. Mn,te'
Golden Wsst. nrookyn, ldllie Parsons, Apua vought
Pelican, Tailor Eyalins D.tes. u.s. Norrta, Xm.ruun'
Florida, Annie @ Mnlvey, Rising Star Hattie MowsrS.
nors, Ketohm, Nusyau, Quson Of tho Lakes. 7g' ~.
ghilds. Foster Mary Elizaleth, aleniss, rbos st
TAssEn ue.props nsninn' ,,,,r, n,,,.sa ,,,-
na Mary lringio pargcs Holland and barge1 eacon
snd a barge; bark Maeeaou; schrs Lewis Day
Perry Hanna, Morning Light, Nowsboy, 1. !. Farwa,
W1Np-Northeaat,
, 1873-05-26

EVANSVILLE, May 25.-A special to tho Jour-
nal says Alvin J. Ursey, living about three miles
cast Of Princeton, was killed II fight with
Thomas Reed, about $3.50 Saturday night. Ursoy,
tho lattor refused to drink. and attacked him
with a brick. Rood struck him with his fat four
or fire tinos, knocking him down. Ho dad in a
few minutes Reed is In custody.
john ". Griffith, former Deputy Ohfef of
Police, attempted to kill hiB wifo and himself on
Saturday. Mrs Griffith IL but slightly hurt but
Griffith las not Yet from the strychnine*
Of which, 4o says, le took fifty cents worth.
, 1873-05-26
THE INDIANS.
California, and Nevada Bands Show
n Diapoattion to lfc Troublesome.

NAk1t0TN1a d1HA NCFuutt D111AA OAN*S
n Diapoattion to lfo Troublesome.
San FRANo1sco, May q. sottlors in Surprise
Valley aro alarmed at tho fact that tho old Chief
Winuomucca has gone north on tho war-path,
with sixty warriors. Ho was followed BY cavalry,
and asked whers he was going: He told the
officers to mind their own businesa* II they
wanted to fight tVom. they were ready. Ho. was
warned to bohaye himself, and went on.
Tho report Of the death Of Hourly Bakor was
premature. He is aliyo with alight hopes Of
recovery.
VIRGINIA CRY, Nob., May 24.-A telegram
from tho Deputy Sheriff Of Elko County, sent
TO investigate the ronorts Of 1udian troubles at
gpruce h1ountnin confirms previous reports, that q
large number Of snalzos, Goohoots and sdoshones
arc holding q council OIL Deop Crock, in tho
vicinity Of, Spruce Mountain. The Rodskina
have all disappeared from around tho sotsle-
1nents in that station. Herdora in charge OF
Government cattle near tho acene Of trouble
have been notified by tho Indians to leaFe tbs
country immediately on penalty Of being killed.
The aettlora Of Spruce Mountain arc securing
al the ammunition possible.
, 1873-05-26
FEATHER.


WASHINGTON, May 25.-For tho Northwest
and Upper Lakea, and thence to Lowor Missouri
aud the Lower Ohio Valleys, norshoastorly and
southeasterly winds, falling barometer, warm,
cloudy weather and occasional rain. For Ton
noesoo, tho Gulf and South Atlantic States, south
easterly winds, diminishing pressure, rising
temperature, partly cloudy weather, and
and Middle stntos, northoasterly and
aoutheasterly winds, partly and
increasingly cloudy weather, and occasional
rain Oh Lake Eric aud In Virginia. For Now
England and Canada, southwestorly md south-
easterly winds, rising barometer oloar and partly
cloudy weather. All reports west Of tho AtisBia-
sippi River and In tho Southwest nro missing.
, 1873-05-26

from hero yia Chicago Tho remainder, Num-
boring slxty-four vii 20 10 Ct. Louis ~ sps.
oial TAIN over tho Cairo d 81. Louis Short Line
rond, arriving there about o'clock to"tnorro"
morning. ~t So. H..
On tho etoatnor Illinois, comm :,9 from 20.
lumbuB, Ky., q mooting Of meml :.Iwas hold, at
which l. resolution wns nnaniT oily adopted
thanking tho Now Oroana, Ja{ q droat
Northern, the Mobile & Ohio, 1|,:,ia oentrai,
and Cairo d st. Louis Bhort-Line - npan1os tor
tho special trains which convoy E. E, 'hom from
New OrloanH and tllo kind attcuttt;; paid thom
while gu route. NJ
, 1873-05-26

DAYTON, O., May 25.-The ninth days session
Of the United Brethrens Conference convened,
with Dest, Of Glosbrcnner, in the chair. Tho un-
finished business Of Friday WIS taken up,
amended, md adopted.
Tho afternoon session was derotad exclusively
to the consideration and discussion Of the report
Of tho Committee on Lay Delegations. In tho
midst Of the discussion, adjourned.
All tho Evangelical churches woro supplied
With ministers in attendance ut the Conference.
, 1873-05-26

New York, Msy 25.-Arrivod- Steamer Baltic,
from Liverpool.
SAN FaANo1sco, nIay 25.- The steamer Lord
Of the Inlcs brought number Of China papors
and about 900 Chinese, including the crow Of D.
wrecked junk found in tic China 8eaB, nineteen
in number.
May Ii, broke tho crank Of her shaft, and
lay to four and half days, coming to port work.
ing one engine,
, 1873-05-26

1Np1ANApoL1s Ind, May 25.-H. B. Hammond,
President Of tlo Indiana Il Illinois Central
Railway Company. together with a number Of
Nav York aud othor Enstern cities, arrived In
this city on Saturday evening. They remained
over Sunday, and will inapoot tho various manu-
factories Of indianapolis as woll as the coal
mineB Of Clay, park. and VermillIon Countios,
prior to their excursion over tho Wonteru diyl-
aIon OF the Indiana Il Illnoa Central Hallway,
which has Just been comrleted.
, 1873-05-26

MADRID, May 25.-A banquet WAS given last
night in honor Of Mr. Bradlnugh, tho bearer Of
tho English resolutions, congratulating the Re-
public.
A mutiny Is reported among tho military
at Dorga. regiment toyolted aud tried to kill
its Colonel, but troops arrived in time from tho
neighborhood. Tho Colonels life was sayed
and discipline and order restored.
, 1873-05-26

New YonK, May 25.--A letter from Disraell is
published n the Lyndon papers Of the 18th. in
pending general election tho country will have
to decide whether or not to cherish that great
body Of laws, customs, ind traditions which have
converted small Island into ono Of the mighty
nQHera Of tho world.
, 1873-05-26

ST. PErERsnuRa, Hay 25-1t ia believed that
the Russian Government .aBsents to tho propoHi-
ton Of Ferdinand do LosBeps for the construo-
ton Of line Of complete railway communica-
tion across Central Asia from st. Petersburg,
connecting with tho English railways in India
and Calcutta
, 1873-05-26

Special Dispatch II TAe Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, HAY 25.~-The members Of the Bar
Of the State OF Michigan are to noet in conven-
tion s,t tho village OF Eaton Rapids Mich, On
Tuesday, tho nth juno, for the purpose of
organizing Bar Association for this State. and
profession.
, 1873-05-26

Tbs Congressional Excurslon1sts.
EyANav1LLE, HAY 25.-Tho Congressional ex-
curaion party, which loft Now Orloans ut 4 p. m.
yesterday, arrived here at II tonight, all we'll
and In good aplrits. Several nombora left tho
train 1t Humboldt, Tenn, and will proceed cast
via LouinYlle. eoysrA othors roturn homo
, 1873-05-26

Geo. McCahe, d Ind twelve yeara Of age, In at-
tempting to jump on freight train at Jackson,
Michigan, Saturday afternoon, was thrown
under tho whoels, and both iega and IN arm
were cut OF. He died in about four hourH.
, 1873-05-26
HOLLAND.

The HAGUE, May 95.-Tho statou-G General have
voted aupply Of 200 900 aorins to meet the
, 1873-05-26

NEw YoRK, May 2b.-The ltvery-stablo OF Pat
rick MoIntyro, OH Vanderbilt syonuo, Brooklylt,
burned to-day, with seventeen horasa and eight
carriages. Loas S18. 900 fully injured.
, 1873-05-26

LONDON, May 25.-Adylcss from Montevldeo,
April 20, say tho yellow fever prevails thore to
such an e1tent that tho people are flying from
tho city and business suspended.
, 1873-05-26

city, who is named Ia dispatch from Troy as
being connected with tho lumber combination,
md having fai!ed denies any such conMection,
and sayn the statement TINT lo has faiied /;
without the Hlalow at foundation iu truth.
, 1873-05-26

HARTFORD, Ct., May 25.- E1-Goy. Jewell
reached homo from the Woat on Saturday night,
US Minister to Russia awaiting him. He is con-
sldoring tho matter, and will probably accept.