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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-02

MEMPHIS, Dac. 1. - Flour - demand
firm at S5.25a9.25. Corn dull and prices
dropping, &c. Bulk Meats quiet and weak
at sc for shoulders; clear rib &c clear 75c.
Mess pork-demand light but holders firm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-01
Cine ibarfe Nriie.

@enn bic Ncuprpteitanten III Der fas
tbolilden Yre6e iber tbre eanie Bewesz
une bin unp misber elmer f&arfen Srt>
tit beaeonen, 70 lieet bieb in Der Natur
Ter SADIE. @as iasen abet bic 9errea
ca,u, ,uenn 1ie in elmer reutfben 3etz
tuna fploenoen Muslpru@ ibreS ebemas
li6en @eVnnunessenol1en 6eder fin
ben !? Derlelbe 5@retbt:
Der altfalbolil@e 8il9of Neinfens
(pom ultramontanen@ iB "@einefe" &C.
beiben) lag Mei1e unb bielt prepist in
Ter friberen Se(u,tentir@e in Greibu{g.
Sbr Correspondent mar isbr seipannt
auf tte Yrept9t bes altfatbolil@en 8t>
19ofS3einfens, acknowledgement, frdf>
tisen Mannes, NIT bellem Organ unb
rteinldnbi(9em Mccent. Gr mdbltc
sun, Eerte ieiner Yrepiet ben Sab
~Seio untertbaa euter Sbrt9teit." Sbr
Correspondent bat pom Satob l. Don
Gnelanb al, tur@ bic Stuartl&en uno
6aus> 6cnnpper>3 eiten bin, bic pre-
piaten uno Doctrinen Der 6o@ftrdler
NIT ibrem :palfpen @eborfam seleien
uno fubirt, allen 1ol9 Elm. Seroilis>
mus, ME i'm Der neue altfatbclil4eBt~
19of prebtste, miro loear oorten bel cen
6p9fir@lern faum eefunpen. NQe5,
tpas Der @robberjog tbut 1T bic purfte
9iete, natdrli9 mub Jpn jeper Inter
than nod ntel n1ebr lieben uno ibm se>
borden III 2iebe u. {. ~. 8ursuna, 9e>
tuepelt I'M @uperlatin. Die Yrepiet
unp Der 8ildof nit folder Yreciat ces
5unteseborlams ma@t feline prolely>
ten!
"a mar bod leiner Set in Ronee'S
Deutl@ > &atbplieiSmu6 Elm anberer
&ern. CD Diele altfatbolti@e 8epesz
un9 aber ,pirb I'M Sanbe Yerlaufen troB
auerbB9fer Protection. Bef1ebt man
(i@ bas publifum rdber, aus ben, ft4
in Deutl9lanp berMltfatboliciSmus 3u<
lammenleBt 70 iinb IS meift 9eute, bic
felt 1870 Sabren feline &ir@e ntebr
belu6t bic gar nidts sluuben, alS pab
Elm S@inten 9r5ber 1et als Elm SpaB,
Staate> unb 6errnzD tener, mad nen1
Ibrort blidenbe uno nprtbinten tpeoelnz
be Bouroeot6 II. +. 10. Mit ben Gle
r,enten ma@t man feline Neformation,
es feblt an relisi6ler Be8eiferung."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-01

pper Namilie baften, uno eieles Dstret
eraebt pom cenlelten WenI6en, tpelde
lon{f iere Neyplutipn ~wenisitens be!pbz
ten, tpena fe fd an eer|slben t,t9t be-
tbeilisteu, unp mel@e sie Genieripticn
uno ben ;3wans gum Militdrcienite
ni@t eenus als Gyrannet perurtbeilen
fpnnten. MSsli@er @eile erpreBt bic
&eeieruns son ben Gamilien Der @e>
1itenter eintee MiQtonen Granfen
aan3 eepib aber treibt lie piele tauienb
iun9e Manner in tie 8eiben Der Car
liiten tenn ba fe tp@ Splpaten >per<
ben mi6en, 70 trasen uno fibren fie bic
@afen ro& lieber fit Die @a&e, bic
ibneu bic 9ere@te 1T, al6 fit bic perz
baete Mepublif unb bic republitanil9e
Dtseiplin.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-01
Scr GaMtVf
auf
Gfbfn oofr Gu.
Grlebnihe aus her &ebolntionsSeit.
[Gprtiebung.l

Drei ODER sier perlonen traten raz
ber. Nue warer1 bewafnet bis auf et,
ne, welde 1ur einen oroben Hesenz
l1irm unter Dem Nrme tru8. Dies
mar Elm Wann Don norgerudtem Sitter,
bate fi9 tparm In einen NIT Yel3 &C.
|fitterten usber;ieber eeblut uno true.
70 1peit mir IS bel rem unfdten 9i9te
Der Qaterne ieben .%f6nnen, cine MlBe
Don Stterpel3, peren 3wet berunter bdn>
eenoe 8lappen bic Sbren bepedten.
Sfenbar mar bic leBte Yerfon cer
5err.
Der @9laebaum 1T ent;wei! !" rief
Der Mann, pel9er bic 2aterne tru9.
"unr bier, Mynbeer Bona ali, lieet Elm
Tpbter."
~6alfe, 5dlfe!" jammerte TbierrY
nit f9wa9er 9timme.
Man belt bic Qaterne lber bas @e@
idt bes @efir3ten uno fab, bab Sttrn
unp Baneen mil 8lut unp S@mut
beoedt tpare1.
Tbierry lag bewuBtlps auf benz 8u>
Cen.
,,Gs 1T einRepublifaner, Mynbeer !"
FIiterte elmer Der Mdnner urp setete
auf bic breifarbise S@drpe.
u9afen sic Jpn liesen, @ynbeer !"
fiiste Der Dritte btn;u. ~Gr pirp rur
l1nbeil lber Birfenbof bringen."
Der alte 5err in leinent Yel3mantel
b6rte ouf bteie @orte nt@t; ct fntete
reben ben @efirsten nieber unb urters
1u9te bel tem 2i1te Der 2aterne feline
@erlebuns.
vDie fonnte ber Mann aber bic,
10 sefdb,li@ faiIen 2" fra9ts er meb,
i@ ielbft als feline 8e9letter.
sd babe ben 5ufldla9 zines pfer>
res seb5rt," oeriebte elmer ter Nnwes
lenben.
vNi@tig!" faBte Der alte 6err. vDae
pferb 1T iber henS @la9baum seipruns
gen, Bat bteitn ent3wet eei&lasen unit
ben Neitcr ab9eworfen. Nber, gum
Ieufel! wie mag IS auf bteien Gelos
meg seratben iein?"
~6abe i4 Sbnen nidt seiast Myns
beer eae bas &aubseitnoel bier in bel
lmsesenb baufte unp mir gut parar
tbdten, cine nd@hi@e @a@e ein3uri@'
ten 2" serlebte einer BET Mdnner.
~@abrbafta SIR batt @e@t Sc;
babt", faste Der aIte 5err uno pilat'
reu1 8erruunbsten nit feineu, Taiaeu:
tide bas Blut Dol, leiner Stirn. ~Dae
pferc bat ibm einen eeb6risen S@la!
periebt."
aqe iaben neusierio III.
~@enn MIR bielen unellfliden bic
lie8en lteeen", fa8te Mynbeer pom DALI
rIrpe ct u1or9en tobt ODER tootfrar1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-01
Der - r.

&epublit nit Dem lesitimen &Sni9<
tbum. Sir welde partei iprt9t itd
aber beute BE inlpirirte prelle in n1ebl
als etnem r,onar9ilden Staate aus !
@eeen bic DISCRIMINATING teS le9itt'
men &~5nistbums. Diele I'M natdrli@'
Grl1einune seist ,pie perldoben seesr'
wdrtie ale politii@en @erbaltntlle itne'
uno frast man mad Der llria@e. y
lautet Die Mntrport @eil 6einrt@ V,
unp Carlos VII. fatboltide 8Sniss
rpdren. Sc 1T allo 10 weit Sefommer.
caB bic 6errl9aft Der &epulution unit
@epublit iber 3wei orobe Staute1 BEL
DieoerberifeQun9 beS lesitimenT brot'es
ppraesoeer wirb!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-01

Am A4erfelentag.

@as siebt bid bin CUR itiQsn @ruft
Yin, M0er ieelenta9e?
@as iR's, paS bid gum Grade ruff?
SITS cine @eelentlase g
@as mid binstebt CUR @ruft Der Sisbe'
81 tisf in, 9ersen einesiarieten.
Da rubt ter Slater, ben ber Sob
gu frub mir einit entri1tn;
Die Mutter, fern Der greeunptb;
Die fe bic 8inber raiGen!
Der @atte uut bic @attin trauert,
@p lang bic 1@were Trennuna bauert.
Gin Brueer peint Der @9mefer mad,
l1nb que, bic I@ liebeu,
l1nb benen fritz Gin 9ers bier brad,
glut Grab inb treu eeblteben.
Du fibla, mte cine Stinnte prt@t:
@ersib naetn ntat, sersie uaein ni&t!-
Gs 1T Elm ua3ertrennli@ 8ane,
Das uns Sereint bieniebeu.
Gin @ebnen, 8pie mad fernen, 2anb,
@ubin ibr friib sei@ieben.
3 mSsen 9Qe auferfeben
;3u uneetribtem @ieberieben!
ltnb iii, bic feline ep'ge ,Ma&t
Nur Meni@entraft e%rtennet,
Die ibr betbSrt bes 1ubes Na@t
Gin @elbfserni@ten nennet:
Mnt Grade leuDnet ibr bieb Wabnen,
Denn baspn aeueer cure Sbranen.
q. g.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-01
Der Serrdtbertl9e ueber>
fall.

Mynbeer Spr, DALI &par Elm Heinrei>
der Mann, be{en 8ater ft@ 1ogar ei>
aen @oelebrief 9efauft bate; in bieier
3eit trieben Die Glrfen ndmli9 nit
Noeleptplomen re9t nader 9anbel urb
uiele cole @ei@le@ter f5nner1 bier ibren
uriprur9 fu9e1 unb fnter.
Sbf@on bamals cine 9ro6e SLUT
spil9en Dem Mbel unb Der 8ir9eri1aft
befanp, bate Der alte 6err ,,unb ebenio
feline Grau lebr bireerli@e @ni@auun<
gen.
Omar nabmen fe iberau ben Stang
Elm, per ibnen 3ufam ; 3&par batten fie
in ter Stride ibre perl @lpGenea r1o NIT
tbren Wappen ner3ierten Betfdble;
spar laben fte i'm Ibeater in Ter 2oee
erlten Nan9es, pel9e ouei, Dem Mbel
%norbebalten par ; au@ pran9te ibr
&utlaer nit Ter Yerlaneten 9ipree urb
tbaler9rpeen, blanten @appentn6pfen,
-absr f1e faben nt@t nerd@tli@ auf
ben Bdrser aieoer, Der neben ibrer Suit
i9e gu Gu6 9tns.
Wynbeer BON DALI unp feline Grau
elaubts1 ni@t bab fle Don be7eren,
Stofte 9eiorn,t unp mir reinerm 8lute
besabt ieten, pie Der Bdrser, Der fur
lsin td9ll@es Brop arbeitet !; fe per>
lattSten pom benz 6anowerfer tt1o Eae<
lSbner ni&t, rpie es bamal5 ibli@ tpar,
int Arbeitsflsice Dor ibnen su erl@ei>
men, han,it er ben l1ntef&ieo ;mii@en
5srr uro 3ne&t bs7er. fable.
Nein, Mynbesr BON DALI funo tei
Der Sarstri&aft gut ansei&rieben uni
Scnntass mad Dem 5oaamte belt lei>
ne 3utlbe uobl. Dor len, 6aule pes
Meiiters 9int flu; Der alte 5err hieq
aus uno f9ittelte Semen ar Der Ibl1
re4t tparu1 Die 6anb.
Mynbeer BON DALI mar Ter ein,ia,
Sobn ieines ret9en 0aters aerreler
uno iorsfaltis ersosen ; pamit BET lin.
terrtdt Cen er our9 6auelebrer erbielt
J aber nebr @ei5 fur Jpn baben uni
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-01
Tranfrei1S Gage.

/. Mit GROCER Spannuno, publ aud
NIT Belorenib bltden bic Staatsmdnz
ner Guropa's auf Granfrei6, renen
Rriis unaufbaltlam Ter Gntideirun9
e~nteesensebt. Die &oyali(en f5nnen,
mad benz fe 70 weit o%prseeansen ftnp,
1peber fiji balten nod umfebren, uno IS
1T audi ntdt caran ;u ;meifeln> eae fe
;unn enereilben 6anoeln entl9loi1en
unp norbereitst 1ino. Na9 Dem part>
Ier Geleoramm pom 80. September bat
BE @ebte unp bas re@te Centrum flint
puntte fstse1eut: @ieperb eritelluns
YES S6nistbums> confitutioneue par
lamentarilde 3eBierung> @eform pes
WablseleBes, bic Sricolore nit einem
altbpurbonil9em emblem, Grnennuns
zines Observation-Disclosures. Muf Der an
bern @eite iu9en Die Republifaner cine
Grpntaufitellun9 gu formiren, 1T EbierS
am 2. October in @ten on9efommen
uno 11eint 3ur l%lebernabne .pes Sber<
befeblS berufen. 3u ben Nepublifas
rer1 itSBt rie Yartei Der 8onapartifen
uno tpirb aneenummen, pbwcbl Yrtn3
Mapoleon NIT leinem Muiana : Mntruee
abfubr. Dcnn Jpn, Der ted it, pte
cine Glieee, aber mutblo8 uie pieiesS nz
feet, bas 1t9 auf bie9laie ieBt uno our&
cine Ginserbewesuns peri@eu9t miro,
lalen bic Mepublitaner ni@t als prdz
tencirenpen Bunbesgeno0en 3u. @ie
BE parlamentarilde @@laat in Der
| National<@ erlammluns einseleitet uno
purd8eflbrt 'peroen foQ, 9etrauen mir
ni9t poraus3uiaben, aber IS 1T nit
Si9erbett a%njunebmen, bab bic NoYaz
ltf1e1 f@ In aumerilder ueberleeenbett
befnpen uno bemna@ ben Stes gewin>
men tperben. Do@ 8iebt bieler Sie9
nidt bic befnitipe @ntldeipune. Sc
perpen ba;u nod 3&pei l1mfdnbe mit<
rirten. @abr19eiuli@ meroen bic &e>
publifaner ba uno bort ma1enbafte De-
m%onirattpnen nerlu@en. Mleirt lber
fat ALE bie;u eeeisneten Stdbte 1T Der
Belaserun8s;ufanp 19pn perbdn9t ODER
miro bic &eoieruns nit bieler Mabre>
eel ni@t iauuaen> lobalp fe e6 ratbiam
fntet. Sc fomn,t alto, INN 9erape
berau6sulpre@en, auf Die Mrnee an
unb btele ptrb ben Musl9lag eeben.
Mus Der Mntwprt McMabons auf bic
M%ufcreerun9 zines epublifan BEN De-
putirten, bic unrube Der &epubIifaner
bur@ cine rhene unp unuu,wunbene
Grf!druns gu bei@wi&tisen, 1T gu idlie<
Sen, paB pie Republif auf ben Marz
l9a1 uno beu,na@ auf bic Mrmee nt@t
re@nen parf. Die eben pplsoaene@in<
tbeilung 6ranfrei9s in 10 Militdrbe>
sirte, Der Nrmee in Is Corps, bic Gry
rennune Der 10 @orps>G ommanpanten
unb bic anseorcnete Dtslociruns ber
Mru,ee in pie ansepielenen 8e3irfe
n,a9t ben Ginpruf elmer Wobilma9<
ung Der Mrrnee eesen bic Republican,
i9en Muftdnre. Set ben, aber nit
i'm noble, jecenfaQs &pirb Der Gntl9ei>
tunsstampf ;wilden leeitimer Monar>
DIE uno &erublit in fur;er Belt srfolz
aen. 8or 3eiten, une lie iino nod
ri9t LANCE oprbei, bdtten Die Monarz
&iften pom gan; europa nit bel, franz
iSf(9en Noyaliiten pfen unp frsubio
lympatbifrt mie nit benz mu!bieen t6,
nieli&en GGteL Der ieaitits Der Yyre>
nden fir bic 3rpue f&t. DEM e.
mist ii& bier uttb tort bic revolutionary
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-01

TEN. Nebmt Jpn auf mir tpolen tbn
In eas @artenbaus brinsen uno BORT
perlor9en, UNI Weprouw feline unn3tbi>
&c MnAa einsujaeen."
Dtele Bprte tpuroen in b:feblenoe1
Some seiproden unb bic unteraebenen,
Der &utiaer, @drtner unp Sdser oes
SaneeuteS-osbordten fpfcrt, jecp@
NIT einem merflt9en @iperwiQen.
MYnbeer BON DALI trus bic Qaterne
lelblt lnb 9in9 YprauS ; ct ,parrte bic
Ird9er DOR Der eerineiten l1nebenbeit
pes @eees unb 1@ritt iber cine @iele
auf Elm burd Die puntle Na1t i@tm>
merroes 2iat 3u.
Wan tefano fi@ auf her Geite bes
2anr9utes ; Elm breiter @raten unp
cine bcbe Mauer trennten Die perionen
BON eem6auie unp eisentli@en 6ofe.
Man i@ritt lber cine feline Bride
unb 9elan9te pur6 cine niebrise 1bir
in ben @arten uno enplt9 biz Dor Elm
auf eer gde Der @in9mauer erbautes
@artenbdus9en.
Die1es @cbdupe bsfano aus einem
ein3ieen Raume, mar iebr blbl9 uno
bod einfa9 mSblirt unb biente i'm
CONNER als &ubeplaB fir bic Bewpbz
ner BON 8irfenbof pel@e germ bort
ueilten, neil mar, in ben, 6dusden Ell
ne berrltde Nuslidt auf bic umlieee1z
BEN 2dnoereien, @ebd19e, @sioen unb
1eide bate. ...
Mynbeer Don DALI fam na6 Dem
Gfen bterbin, UNI feline lanae pfeife ju
rau@en uno bic 3eitune gu leien ; Me<
proup BON DALI 1ebte fi@ au ibu, Be-
i&dfti9te fi@ NIT elmer ftinen >peibli@en
5anoarbeit unb unterbra@ tbre Nrbeit
BON 3eit 3u 3eit, I'M, ben Gbee in bic
tleinen Eaien ~ f9itten uno bielelben
NIT etaen1 Stidden RanbiS 3u ner>
ieben. &e&t einfa@ unb birserli9,
nt@t pabr2
@au9z unb Ebeeeerdtb mar penr
faf bas Gin3iee, mas auser ben M6<
beln in een @artenbdus@en purban<
ben tuar, unb Der @ertb bteler @esen>
ildnoe belief f@ aud nt@t lebr bod.
Die Ia6en ruarea BON id@fi@em pur>
seQan, bic Gbeez unp 3uderopie BON
i@war;em Gbenbpl3 NIT fetnen, fiber
men @%eraterun1er ha8 v8omfpcr" unb
ee. Mf@enbebdlter bes 6errn beitanp
aus bIanf eepuBtem SUPPER.
DaS @artenbdu6den NIT ieinen
bret GenRern, pom tpel@en feinsefaltete
@arpinen binsen, bic NIT rotben Stein>
den beleBte Glur, bic faneeweieeS @tlf>
matte, Der etnfa9e Slid uub bic Stlb>
le nit blaufammetenen polftern, pas
MQes paete gang aus9e3etdnet bur@
feline @inla@beit uno Sauberfeit ;u
Den beiren Bewpbnern pes 8trfenbo>
fea.
Sci Dem 2i@te Der eaterne le9te mat,
Den 8irser Gbierry, 70 belamust er
aud mar, auf bas Sopba in Der Ode
uno wuib fem @eiidt rein. Gr NUT
Re nit Der er5bten Nufmerflamfeit uer>
lorst Iosar our@ Meprouw Don DALI
islbit welde tros aller 9etrofenen Mabz
re3etn unratb 9emertt bate uni, 1parm
einsebult na9 Dem @artenbaul e 9e>
fpmu1e1 mar.
Der Ne9en bate na@9elafen. Der
Mono brad Don 3eit gu 3eit pur@ bic
Nolfen uno lber9os Die 2anoiaaft nit
ieinem bleiden Hi9te. Dies 9ab benz
5deer @elesenbeit ab uno gu einen
Slid in cie umseseno gu merfen> I'm
l16 su pereewi6ern, ob Der Mann NIT
Der ereifarbisen S@drpe wirfli9 aQein
aefomn1el1 mar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
The WhIte Ya. lha BLACK.

In Virginia the people have resolved that there
shall be two parties in the apprOaChlng election,
aud they are termed the "White Mans Party''
and the "Black Mans Party" and with these
significant names on the banners they are going
into the contest. Tue people of Virginia have
shown more faith in the negro aud given his race
more encouragement than any other State but
they have before their eyes the fate of Louisiana,
Florida, Mississippi, South CaFolina, Arkansas
and every other State where the negro and his
party has had power, and they fear to risk the
election even of white men by negro votes.--
Hence they have resolved to take the position
they have, hoping 10 escape the terrible debts and
grinding taxation which the triumph Of the nc.
gro's party in other States have brought upon the
people.
Mr. Hughes, the Radical candidate for Governor
has taken the stump and we find the following
utteranee quoted from his speech at Lynchburg,
reported in the Virginia papers uuder the head of
white meu and black men as a laboring class :"
"study the character OF the laboripg population
all over the world, and whore will laboring class
anywhere be found 80 exemplary in their conduct
or SO elevated IN their morale, all things consid-
ed as the negro population OF ViEginiaS When a
people OF such approved character flock in body
10 political party, is that an argument against
that party or for itP''
To this puff Of tas Virginia negroes the Rich
mond Enquirer very properly calls the attention
Of the white people, and asks that It be carefully
Considered and inwAtdy digested by the white
men OF The "labOring class'' IN Virginia. 1t re-
minds US Of the story Of the intensely democratic
iEsividual who contended "that one man was as
good as anOthsr and darhed sight better"
"TEe negro population Of Virginia. "a ''A la
boring class may be in Radical eyes more "exsm-
plary in their conduct" and more elevated in
their mOrnis, ell things considered, than the Ia
boring class in Ireland, or England, or Germany, /
or France, or any other country; but no body but
the Radicals can see it in that light.
What do our foreign fellow citizens think Of ii ?
They will answer ON the 4th OF November"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
Venice sslIi a Great City.


IT'S OLD PALACES, IT'S cHURcaEk AND fTs
THEATRES FIRM ON THE wATERY FOUNDA-
TIoNa.
&C. 9. f., "in his last letter to the Dalti-
more American, Gays the stranger who has
never visited Venice Is apt to regard 1t as a
city OF ruins, great city that has gone 10 de-
cay But few days sojourn will satisfy
merkaele city Its palaces and churches are
old, but they are built of enduring stone that
will last forever. They are stained with the
dust Of ages, but stand as firm on their watery
foundations as IL build but yesterday, and
most Of them, as specimens OF architectures
ti0nS Of the present day. Some OF the old
palaces on the Grand Canal show that they
were built regardless of expense, and the
churches were reared apparently asspecimens
Of the architectural rivalry which prevailed at
the time of their construction. Expense ap-
pears to have been no consideration, and, We
lind few churches at the present day in the
construction Of which there has been such Law
ish expenditure. Ii it were not for the pride
Of antiquity which prevails m all these old
countries, and that the stains and cobwebs Of
age are regarded as adding to the attractions
OF architecture, Venice might, with little
rubbing and scrubbiDg, be made very beau.
tiful city.
In what have described as the heart of We
nice there are precisely one hundred Catholic
cnuEcAio6, DeblucS L0e great CaLneural Oh OGs
Mark. Each and all OF these churches have
In front of them a small courtyard, most of
them not more than from sixty to one hun
dred feet square, in the centre of which is q
well. These court-yards are mainly to allow
full view of the architecture of the front of
the buildings and of the statuary with which
they are so extensively Ornamented. There
are no plain churches, and no two of them that
resemble each other in their style or orBamen-
tation. There are more churches here than at
Rome, and the Ornamentation and embelllsh-
ment of them are mole elaborate and expen-
sive.
The whole number of old palaces reaches
Aearly one hundred and tiILy ia all the islands,
of which one hundred ami tnIee are mostly on
the Grand Canal and in the central part OF the
city. They are called by Tile nAAes Of their
founders, and many of them are still in the
possession and occupied by LhelI impoverished
descendants Some Of them nave Old painting
galleries, museums of antiquities, &C., which
are exhibited for small fee to the curious.
Many OF the others stand in silent grandeur,
apparently empty, whilst others are converted
into st0re-hOuses, or made use Of as public |
buildings.
Venice has no less than seven theatres, all of |
them quite fine establishments though not so |
large as with US. Theatre La Venice is, how |
ever, one Of the most elegant little establish |
ments conceivable. 1t is quite aged, having |
been in use more than hundred years. Four |
Of them are now open, and giving nightly per- |
I0rmances to crowded houses.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
oUR PHnADELrHIA TRANaArLAn1Io srrAlL.

OUR PHILADELPHIA TRANSATLANTIC STEAM
ERs says the Ledger, have grown to a respecta-
sle neet, and they are making brisk movements.
The Pennsylvania sailed from Liverpool on Wed.
nesday on her rethrn voyage to this port, passing
out Of tho Mersey just at the time when the All.
botstord, Of the "Red Star LINE, was passing In.
the latter having made her voyage from Liverpool
In II days and 81 hours. The lPennsylvania
passed Queenstown on Thursday night. INC
KenilWorth, of the "Red Star Line" sailed yes
terday for Liverpool, with full cargo, valued at
over 100000, and twenty-eight passengers The
DaTien, from Liverpool for this port sailed July
lvth, and Is now about due The Ohio is at her
dock, on the Delaware, getting ready to start on
her pioneer voyage to Liverpool next Thursday,
whist next Wednesday the AbbotsfoFd will start
from Liverpool on her return voyage to this city
The Antwerp Line steamer Vadefland LEFT that
port for Philadelphia last Monday, and the Rydal
HAL, which sailed from here the previous week
has probably by this time entered the Channel.
These steamers have no trouble Ia getting car
goes a either terminus, more goods eonslantIy
Offering for transportation than they can carry.
AsRhiladelphia 10 our nearest nelghbor and
the only great importing city on the Delaware
River DeIaWareans ought to support these steam
ers with all their patronage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
The truth ID FiaIn WORDS.

These plain words are from the sandusky (Ohio)
Register, Republican paper Of good standing
in the party: &. fn y ~ q ~ }f A-
The Republican members of Congress could
have voted down the increase of salary bill a
Republican President could have vetoed the bill
amer 1t had been passed ~ a corrupt Congress,
kept Its hand of the Louisiana Disgrace and LEFT
the responsibility OF dealing with the corrupt
factions Of New Orleans with the people of that
The Register adds thAtit Is time that the Re-
publican party should admit It's faults, and sec IT,
self as Others see It.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
NEW GEEOCERY STORE
o. W. Cor. Fourth and Market st..

o. w. Cor. Fourth and Market st.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
H5RA The undersigLed respectfully an-e77N
a., nolnces to bis old friends and thek5EEiS
rs public generally that he has oomplet-
MA. ed his new store. and hasoPened with stock
GROCERIES. SUGARS AND MOLAssRs,
LoVerlngcrushed, granulated and dpulyefized Sugars
. soft, white and coffee sugars, s.J E.Ifg
Syrup, and all kinds of MOlasses, rsl
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguirn MaricaibO
Rio. Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
HreeH Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour
new Buekwheat, all kinds ofRuFe Spices. Sardines,
Al kinds Of Canned Fruits, Preach and English
n Mustard Pure Olive Oil. Walnut. Mushroom and
Tomato Catsup. English and American Pickles Jel-
lies, Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter, Bakers Cocoa and
chocolate, Vermacelli, Macaroni. Washing Soap "a
great variety. Toilet Soap, Silver Glosa Starch Cur
Esnts, Raisips, Citron, Atmore's Mince Meat, Dried
Reaehes and Apples, 0ranbeyrios. Br0Oms Painted
BUCKETS Brushes Sperm, Adamantine and TalloW
candles, and all articles usually kept in we'll a.
sorted Grocery Store. Call and exaInine my atock.
WILMINGTON DlsPEGsARY,
S1s orange street,
CIeLdAily ON 4 to M aih1iF my9. sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

CoRHoTIoN-Mr. Pickles does not think 1--WE
reported him strictly correct in our edition Of
yesterday. BE says he expressed very decidedly
his opinion in favor Ofpayingo one months salary
to Mr.. spruance, because large amount of work
had accumulated after Mr.. Harrington had re-
signed, on the LIST Of July, and that Mr.. spmance
had all the work Of July 70 perform. He there
fore thought he was entitled 70 the months pay.
Certainly the ''labOrer ls worthy Of his hire."--
The only question was as to whether he had per-
fOrwed the work. Those who are not in the
''ring" have hard time to find ont what is being
done some times. sipie ~ '"y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
SYLVAN STRINGS.
CHARLEs KYLE. PnoDpnrop.

This pleasant place Of resort has been neatly fitted
nd Social Partiee. 's-'S-
Ample accommodations for Dancing have been
ICE CREAM. LoMoNADE. CAKES. FRUIT. 40 4.
Wil Pc sold to all who may desire them.
No Intoxicating lquors will be sold ON thu around
de viii also continue his popular stand AZ Second
and Market streets, whore the above named summer
u1lries may be had during the season; also at his
fesidence, Sixth and Orange streets, whore he viii
% pleased TO see his many friends and the public
8sAefeys mayesSm