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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-01
PrOm the New York Sun.
a NEAT LITTLE PROCESSION.

On the 4th Of March coming, the following tall
ented and kigh.toned procession will proceed down
the Capital steps at Washington, and after ap-
pEOpri@te music by the Marine Band, be disPera-
ed to various PaFts OF the country
The Hon. ScHUVLER CoLFAx, of South Bend,
lad.
Ths Hon JAlEs W. Patterson, of Dartmouth
College, N. H
Tue hon. JAlms HARIAN. of the1washingtop
Ihs HOn- SAMUEL c. PoMERoY OfiAtchison,
Kansas.
Old ASCEs
The procession will halt at the foot OF the ave.
me and be addressed by Mr. CoLFAX, with the
following remarks. accompanied by a smile:
sNoitAef CAKES ANS nor any other person ev-
- aaNa o. e9ere4 10 give me one share, OF twenty
ahares, or two thousand shares, in the Credit Mo
hiliar or any other railroad stock and unfortu-
mntsly have never seen or received the value Of
nfAr6hing out Of the two hundred and seventy
rar cent divtAsnds, nor the eight hundred per
cent dividends in cash, stock, and bonds you have
rad about every day for the past month, nor one
hundred per cent, nor one per cent, nor the
ten1h Of one per cent"
Mr. CoLFAx will then repeat the following
ehallengs, uttered and published in the teeth OF
the whole world, At South Bend, in September
last:
II have said that would like 10 buy twenty
shares at par, Il attAinable, In the Studebaker
Wagon Company or the Birdsell Clover SpAra-
tor Company here; and challenge either one Of
the two last companies to give me such an Oppor-
tunity now OF hereafter"
He viii Be followed by Professor PArTERsOE,
who by special request viii repeat for positively
the last tune his touching farewell to public life
ID the following beautiful language:
saOR this outrage done 20 the fair fame Of men
WhO have lived without repr0Ach for haif q een-
taFy By driving them into the gaze Of the public
with . soouFage OF epithets which should be lald
upon The lowest criminal with caution Of the
t6gtuBs inaictod upon men sensitive of their good
nnmas By sabiocting thsm 70 legislative inq quisi-
aiOa without Sufficient reason, i may take Odca-
ainn % speak elsewhere but there close, sim
piY Horaaxking. II auch things to continue all
dseaat man viii leave public life, as l do, With
plsaRuEs and not with regret"
Ths Rev. Mr. HAHLAN, before pronOuncing the |
hanoafstion, will bold up 10 public seorn and re-
pgohation tea checks of DE. DURAET for 5000 |
each, with the following pertinent discourse |
sThs eEpenditure of money nt elections IL 1
eroUinR evil Ths apologY for doing u ON one
lds = that Il is dono On The other, and the peril
Rrows out a TIE last that u is often handleu by
Snsesunmlons agents, who MAKE use Of IL not 1
sunaanplatod by these who furnish IT, A public /
Iantimsnt that viii make Sc psriSus 70 = eanLlid-
laO 20 ALLOW the expenditure OF money 10 iHhu-
iaos elections withoaa restricting iis Mses within
lsaEy prescribed lmits is one that noodSat 9Th
ninG by ali the arguments cur best men and
lurssG journals eAa adducs."
Ths Non. SAMUEL q. PoNEnoY, k1oWn ID tbs
uasEal Pablo ~ "Ths Christian statesman and
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-01

/ GEORGIA is looking 10 immigration TO restore
The State again TO prosperity. Georgia suffered
less by the war than almost any other Southern
Slate. She is a large State, rich in agricultural
wealth, and capable Of becoming. with proper
enterprise, the manufacturing ceRtre Of the South.
She should be able TO perfect such system Of
immigration as would give this perplexity
subject fair trial. As we understand the bill
NOW proposed to be introduced into the Legisla-
tnre, 1t creates two commissioners, one at home
and one TO proceed at once abroad. 1t will be
the duty Of the former to see that all ships that
arrive with immigrants receive a return cargo,
to secure the comforts OF the immigrants when
landed, and TO ind them employment. The
commissioner to foreign countries, by all the
means in his power, is 10 strive TO inouce emf
grafton 10 Georgia. In this connection, also, a
steamship line iE 10 be subsidized as soon az
emigration fairly commences. Col. Frank
Schaller, OF Athens Georgia. has been asked if
he will serve ifappointed foreign cOmu issioner,
and has agreed TO do so, ifthe bill Is such as he
can endorse AS likely 10 effect lis object.
Milford claims to be the healthiest town on the
Penineua. No undertaken has ever been able to
get living in ii. The doctors get along badly
also, most OF them being compelled 10 Join other
pursuits with their practice; and the druggists
have all gone into the hardware or tobacco bust
ness
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-01

The DELAWARE GAZRTTR. established ITs4
is the largest and most Aourishing weekly in the
State and has larger circul lation than any other
on the Paninsular. Published every Friday morn
ing ct q year. In advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-01

THK FmR FIND AT WoRK AoA1N.-N early all
the business portion of jackson, Tenn, was de-
StFOyOa BY fire on Wednesday morning. The
total IOss Is estimated at 100000 The principal
lOsers are Perkins & Morgan, s25.OOOi Hopper &
S IN, grOcers. 6l5OOO; McGetrich, dry goods deal
era, $4,000; and VIM. Yancey, $4,000.
The loss by the fire at New Orleans on Thursday
night, which destroyed ThonPsOns sugar refinery
and two other buildings, is now stated at $780,
OoO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-01
NEW GMOCEKY STOR I

y. w. Cor. Fourth @uad MARKET st''
WILMINGTON. DEL.
ssA Tho underlined respectfully an-FfRf
f4# neunces to his old friends and thet6AT
M&Kpublic generally that he has cOmplet- -
4 ed his new store. and hasopened with = stock
Vi n11 GRncFRfFs' HsM 1RSfHF sJGA AIRS AND MOLAsSRs,
lowering crushed gran ulated and Sugars
:. soft, white and coffee sugars.
Old Qoyernment java Coffee, Laguira, Maricaibc,
Rio Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new BuckWheat, all kinds Ofpure Spices. Sara mes,
eli kinds Of Canned Fruits, French and English
Mustard Pure Olive Oil, Wslnut, Mushroom and
Tomato Catsup English and American Pickles, Jei-
lies, Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter, Baker Cocoa and
Chocolate. Vermaoelli, MacarOni, Mashing Soap in
great variety Toilet Soap Silver Gloss Starch Cur
rants RaiSins, Citron, Atmore'a Mince Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples, OranberT5es. BrOoms, Painted
Buckets, Brushes, Sperm, Adamantine and TalloN
Candles and all articles usually kent in q well as
sorted Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock.
S-iv JAMES CRIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-01

WM. NTwKED, the great sWindler, has escaped
the clutches Of the law, notwithstanding the emf
nent ability Of the counsel employed TO convict
hin- ThIs is certainly astounding There being
no law TO reach him in Gotham.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-01

NAAE HOLIDAY SEASON. .
3 BRINdHURsr & co,
nave sac agsortmsnt DC uscfal and GaacS artiol es
suitable Tor Holiday Presents cowp'i'iuR
Elegant cOlOgae Sets.
Fancy Thermometer.
iTsiletS Sets.
= FineHAir Brushss,l II =
..--. Dressing Cases,
Smelling Bottles,
VasOA m s-
Puff Boxes Apd PuHS
Toilet Mirrors.
Sachets;
tt Dressing Combs
scotch Plaid Goods. Fine Perfamery. of French
EnElish and American manufacture, with many
other desirable novelties at moderate and popular
prices X, BRINGHURST a. CO.,
Apothecaries.
corner 9Th and Market Sts.. Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-01
FURNITURE ana venlnan Bllnds
J. 3 J. n. HARLAN.

J. q j. n. HAHMAN,
No. 4loKING sTREET. WILMINGTON. DEL.
We respectfully inform the citizens Of
- " WalminEtOn and the surrounding country
al that We continue 10 mAnufaetnFe aud keep
on band e eur large and l0Rg ostablishsa
HaseseeAss furpI IeFe OF every variety and style.
EnaEeitsFs. suitable Tor paFlOF. dining-FoOm IN
Oar assortment Of RurnitnFelsa A. Iarga ana varied
~ san oe topna In 0elAWara, and all articles sold 81
o@k estaplis meRt are warranted aa represented.
Neallen HAinaa q tho nest 4aahtonAble designs
9aNe 70 oEaer ana kaEt eensisatly en- hand. We
also msnafaetuEo and e0nHtanflP keop 3 large as
~. j. AIN. WAnMAN,
au kl0 kihxetTeS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11
NASHVILLE. TENN. TUESDAY. FEBRUAR!
ESTABLISHED MARCH 80. 1886. Mas
preamble and then all could vote for the

preamble and then all could vote for the
resolution. ............ Ea
Mr.. Cox said he would Withdraw tne pre-
amble in order to see how many hepuoh-
caa votes the resolution would get.
Mr.. Diekey suggested to insert IN u tnaI
four aud four make eight.
Mr.. Bingham asked Cox to take out OF
the resolution all about local Independence
Mr.. Cox declined to do so, as that was
the point he wanted most. The resolution
he said had been written by Parke Good
via, of Ne Y York, good Republican au-
thority.
Mr.. DIckey suggeste that the Constllu-
ton of the United States be read, 10 oroer
that members might vote intelligently.
The resolution was rejected-Ye eas: %;
nays: "a: not two-thirds in favor.
The Speaker appointed as tellers TO count
the Presidential electoral votes on Wednes-
day next, on the part of the House, Mr.
Dawes, of Massachusetts, and Mr.. Beck, OF
Kentucky. Adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11
TENNESSEE NEWS.
jackson is TO have a fire bell.
q Gr.n N . 10 ol nh

jackson is TO have fire bell.
Jackson has : dramatic club.
Jonesborough ladies give candy steUs.
Tobacco shipu ents from Gallalin are
brisk.
Three prisoners broke jail at Troy on the
7th inst.
Divers ssw-mills are being erected il,
Dyer county.
The wheat crop of Washington county
looks Indifferent.
Dyersburg has no shoemaker, and will
soon lose its sole.
All the Obioa county warrants (S2,0JO)
have been paid of.
Pottsdale furnace, Greene county, turns
out daily six tons Of iron.
Sneak thieves at Knoxville steal chickens,
grindstones ard handsaws.
DR.. JDo. Chester is President of the Mad
ison County Medical Society.
a few days ego six theatrical companies
were blockaded at Humboldt.
A thief confined in the Troy jail broke
out with smallpox recently.
Two new cases Of smallpox are reported
near New Salem, Washington county.
4 storm of hail, lightning, rain and
thunder recently visited Hawkins county.
Jackson needs hotel, and has agreed 10
exempt from taxation for ten years one
worth $4,000 when built.
hIr. K.zer, q railroad conductor, was
badly injured by the shelving of a jackson
store falling on him a few days ago.
Fritz Licher was stabbed severely by.a
negro at Chattanooga, on the 8-h inst.
Alfred McCloud, Of Jackson county, a
few days ago, was drowned in Roane's
creek.
Greene county has magistrate feet 4
inches high, weighing 20 pounds and aged
80 years.
A young man, named Hugh Nicholson,
was recently drowned in the Holston river,
at Knoxville.
Track laying on the northern extension
OF the Mississippi Railroad will begin at
Jackson, March first.
Miss Alice Haydison, most amiable and
intelligent young lady, died at Newbern,
Dyer county, few days ago.
Mrs. Sally Hawkins aged 70, and widow
of Giles Hawkins, Esq, died recently at
Jackson, where she had resided 25 wears.
At jackson, a few nights ago two negroes
Ed Grant and Bill Christiao, had difficulty
resulting in the fatal stabbing of the latter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11
NEW YORK.
The New TriaI Dodge Esfoppe

Inc new IElaA O0tkSo EssOpRSOs
NEW YORK, Feb. 1O-Recorder Hacket
informed the counsel for Rosenweig to-
day that if the present Indictment was
quashsd he would request the District At
torney to have RosenBeig iLdieted for muir
der in the first degree.
GreeIey's VIII.
The Surrogate of Westchester county to-
day admitted the Greeley will Of 1871 to
probate.
Funeral of Vicar. General STAIRS.
The funeral ceremonies Of the late Vicar
General STAIRS took place to-day at 81
Patrick's Cathedral, Mulberry street. The
church was draped in black and crowded in
every part. A pontifcal mass and also
grand requiem was celebrated by Arch
bishop McClosky. The funeral sermon
was preached By Bishop LaughliD, OF
Brooklyn. Delegates from the Young
Mems societies were present.
Playing 'POssum.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 10. The nledical
experts appointed by Gov. Dix to examine
into the sanity of Gafney, under sentence
of death, report bis case one OF feigned
insanity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11
Condensed Telegrams.

Street letter-bo1es have been robbed In
New York. -
Sunday night was one of the coldest Of
the season In New York.
-Four millions have already been expend-
A. in the construction of the new pcstofiee
At New York, and two million more Will De
required to finish it. :
At meeting last night st. Louis raised
$4,000 towards her Exposition next fall.
Cincinnati proposes an early convention
of all evangelical churches, looking TO gen.
eral Christian union.
Anna Luise Cary has been engaged to
sing as leading contralto at the Cincinnati
Jubilee next May, under Theodore Thomas.
The third floor Of a New York public
school was burned out yesterday, the little
ones managing to escape.
Thos. Cree with S400, 900, has left North
Grandville, n. Y. He 'sSalsed" the money
by transactions in properly which had no
existence.
The proprietor of the st. Louis Agricnl-
tural works was terribly mangled yester-
day, being blown throughs a plank partition
bv the explosion Of boiler.
New York gloated over a rumor last even
ing that Thurlow Weed had die suddenly
Mrs. Donahue and daughter and Mist
RELY were killed instantly IN Kansas City
$erday by the collapse of an adjoining
ye: : house, which crushed their fram'
DrlcA ut. Another daughter had an arm
1eheme- oxen, while the baby escaped un
hurI. ~k, colored, stabbed hi
Charles Ci1 Seart in Jefferson Cit
yesterday. -snated A, Lincol
The President has n. W. Wis
for postmaster at GenevA of the lat
Mrs. Crittenden, widC W CrittendeI
Kentucky Senator, John Z" Z
diod II, 81 o1ia CApdau
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11
The EFOHOc War,

SAN Francisco, Feb. 10--Gen. Candy
and aid, with Mir. Case, one of the Peace
Commissioners, arrived at Jacksonville,
Oregon, to-day. They goto Loukville, and
will meet the other commissioners Feb. 10.
All quiet in the front. Fort CASTOR Com
pany, commandant Lieut.. Wright, reached
Yreka to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11
SAN FRANCISCO.
100000 Gases OF Coal on Ablaze

10000 Cases Of Coal Oh Aotaze.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.-A fire broke
out TO- night in Sage's warehouse on Battery
street, contsiuing 10000 cases OF coal oil.
There was series Of terrific explosions,
Glowing out the doors, windows and hurl-
ing a section of the roof into the air. The
force of the last explosion drove the fire.
men away from the building. The fire is
still raging but will be confined to the
building where it originated. The entire de-
nartment is at work.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11
SOCIETY AND FASHION.

New York sociables seem to be among
the things that were.
Repped goods are coming into fashion
again, especially Irish poplins.
The ''swell" opera glasses of the season
are mounted in smoked pearl.
Washington is said to have frst.rate hotel
accommodations this winter.
Billiards is becoming very fashionable
amusement sor young ladies.
Velvet boots are now made to match the
toilet with heels also Of velvet.
"No hoop-skirts are now seen in the
streets of Paris" says correspondent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11
A Tug.BOat Snagsed-FOur Elves
E,0St.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.-An Ironton dis
patch states that On Saturday night the
tow boat Petrol struck log, near Haslet-
vile, and in sinking she turned over. Her
boilers and cbimneys rolled oil, and her
supply pipes exploded. Three men were
drowned. Capt. McEIhany swan ashore,
but was so thoroughly chilled that he died
shortly afterwards.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11
Another Mexican ReVOlutiOn.--SeVere
Battle.
The COmmune-The Most Natural
Government for the Greasers.

TD0 communicative MosG NhtuEdA
Government for the Greasers.
New YORK, Feb. 10.--The insurrection
in Tepic under Losada is assuming formi-
dable proportions. Losada in his political
manifesto proposes to establish govern
ment similar to the Paris Commune. His
army has invaded several portions of Jalisco
and Guadalajara. In a severe battle on the
18th ult., IIosada defeated Corona who re-
treated into Guadalajara. Gen. Flores tel
egraphs to the contrary, saying that Losada
was whipped and lost thousand men kill
ed and wounded. Private kilograms, how
ever, concede the victory to LOsada. Col.
Alsomisons defeated portion Of Losada's
force. Corona is expecting reinforce
ments.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11
WHERE goaa q. ADAMS DIED.

When Jonn Quincy Adams, then a, rep
resentatiye from Massachusetts, fell at tl5
desk in the capitol, he was carried into
what was then the speakers room, where
he breashed his last. A marble bust OF
him was purchased by Congress and placed
in the room; but when the new ball OF The
house was finished and the speaker remoy-
ed into his new apartment the bust was car
ried there, with the portraits Of the ex speak
ers. The old hall has sinee been dedicated
to the reception Of statues Of our prominent
men, two from each State, and the oEdroom
of the speaker is p Y occupied Dy the
Houss Committee of B mixing aud Curren-
cy. of which the Hon. Samuel Hooper iS
Chairman. Mr.. Hooper, thinking thai the
spo. where John Quincy Adams died should
be appropriately marked, has had the ouss
Of the aOli Man Eloquent" brought oac6
and placed on bracket over the spot Whei g
be gave up the ghost, with the following
| inscipti0n: .-
aJohn Quincy Adams, after ffty years OF
public service, sixteen in yondsr hall, was
srmmoued thence to die in this room "a
February, 184S-"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11
FRIGHTFUL CASUALTY.
a Car Huns Into a RiVer-AII its
Inmates Drowned.

TITUsvILLE, PA, Feb. 10-The Brady's
Bend accommodation when near Scrubgrass
broke rail, and five cars Of oil and the
coach were throWn from the track down
the bank. Ten persons are known to be
wounded. The coach still remains ia the
water, they being unable TO raise it. at
this writing two bodies are discovered
f ostiDg ia the water inside Of the car, but
are unable to be extricated as yet. How
many perish5d is as yet unknown. The
conductor does not know how many were
in the car.
Later.
Several names are added to the list Of
injured at the Scrubgrsss accident. Surge
ons and others were promptly on hand to
relieve the sufferers, and everything is be.
ing done for them that can be. IL is posi-
lively known that there were but three
killed, the news6oy and two unknown
men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11
HOUSE.


Under the cali of States a large numbe
of bills were introduced and referred, in
Guiding the following:
Amsndatory Of au act incorporating the
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company.
A New Sort OF Claim.
To reimburse Frederick City and the
banks thereof three hundred thousand dol
lars for losses inflicted by the Confederate
troops in 1864.
increasing Presidential Salary, etc.
Mr. Butler, of Massachusetts, moved to
suspend the rules and adopt a resolution
instructing the Committee on Appropria-
ions to include in the miscellaneous appro-
- ion bill, the bill reported by the Judi
prlas. ommiltee to adjust the salaries of
cary u we, Judicial and Administrative
the ExecteG- the Government, which on
departments ca ion, was read.
MI. Garheld's mo- Beatty called for the
Messrs. Dawes 80.
yeas and nays. ale sone remarks
Mr. Butler desired to M
in support of the proposition. vor,,, d.
Messrs. Dawes, Cox and FarnsS '. .iJe
sired to submit remarks on the other |ta
Objection being made to debate, a 70. :
was taken on Buffers proposition, and it
was rejected-yeas, 81; nays, l2O--R. Il.
Butler, Caldwell, Garrett and Goliaday
voting aye; Bright, Maynard and Vaughn
nay; Whitthorne absent.
An OId-FashiOned BOmbshelI.
Mr.. Cox, of New York, moved to sus
pend the rules and adopt the following
resolution:
Whereas, There are epochs in the his
tory of governments when for their pure
administration it is necessary to recur to
their organic form and genius; and, where
as, the abuses of our administration have
arisen by reason of peIilous departures
from the Federal system: therefore,
Resolved, That the Government of the
United States is as it ought to be, gov
ernment Of limited powers; that these
powers are prescribed and enumerated in
The constitution Cf the United States; that
they are granted BY the people to the gov
ernment, not for the purpose of comforting
general, indefinite, unli,1ited rights of leg
islation, but for the purpose of ac-
Complishing certain well dehHed and spe-
CITED objects; that all rights oi legislation
not so conferred are reserved to the States
or the people thereof; while the central
government is not the agent of a confe1-
eracy or mere league of States, but a
government proper upon the adoption of
the people, and creating direct re-
lations between it and all its
subjects, it is still less supreme, unlimited
imperial consolidated government, the most
dangerous form that it could possibly as
sumo; that while the Central Government
has It's distinct and recognized sphere of ac-
ton already ample, the governments of the
separate States have their distinct and re-
cognized sphere of action, and that it is to
the last degree important to the harmonious
cooperation of both, to the preservation of
local independence, to the universal diff
fusion of political vitality, TO the prevention
OF military daspotism, to the security of in-
dividual rights and the perpetuity of our
Institutions, that these separate spheres of
action should be kept forever distinct and
inviolable.
Mr.. Amber asked Cox to withdraw the
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MOFmOns Looking mp Another Lend
Of

SALT LAKE, Feb. 10.-A Mormon ex-
pedition started three days ago from Kane
county for the purpose of exploring the
country beyond Colorado River.
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A New York journal asks: @WhAt doel
Grant know about the laW?" Nobody has
aver suspected, we believe, that he knows
anything about it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11

Due de Broglie will submit the proposed
new French constitution to the Assembly
next Saturday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11

The Coast Clear for Don Carlos
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DurelI-Lxdia Thompson...

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10.-Judge Qufel
to-day instructed the clerk of the U nited
States Court not to allow newspaper rel 'ort-
ers to examine the record or documents on
any cases pending therein.
The Lydia Thompson troupe last nigi V
at he Academy Of Music closed the most
successful engagement of the season. The
four weeks receipts were S35, 900.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-11

French modistes are attempting 70 reFivT 1,
the medieval ehatela inc bodice LOT Oah
dresses.