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TIL e PRESS.
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Correcte for the PRESS to Nov. IL, 1875


Apptess
Green. 80. 3 90 (G5 90
Dried, western Sc l.
do eastern. none.
Ashes.
Pearl, " fb. :. II @ ~
Pot. ........... &c IL
Beaus.
Pea. .........3I2 93 81
Mediums. .....2 60 az 81
Yellow Eyes. 800 93 70
Box shocks.
Pine. ........... 1880
Bread.
Pilot Sup. =. 10 90 C912 on
Pilot ex. 100fb 7 80 "a 9 0O
Ship ....... 5 80 az q %
CrackersP100 40 q 81
Butter.
Family, pib IS a 81
Store ....... Is e Is
CantlIes.
Mould, y lib. -. q 10
Sperm $50. IS "a 81
Cement.
y Dbl. 80. .235 a. 40
Cheese.
Vermort,P ib. II a 10
Factory new o.. Is t9 I
N. Y. Dairy. II "a IL
Coai-Re ail.)
Cumberland .9009 3 on
Pictou ........S OO as o.
Chestnut. III 80 as W
Franklin 950alC U
L'gh& w. Ash. s SOC . W
Coffee.
s si0 49,. e : =
Cooperase:
HID. Shnoks anu Heads
Mol. City, 0O "a Z q
Sug. City q % e
Sug. C'try.. L 90 q ] g
Country Xxi MOI.
Hh'd Silks 1 SOC
Hh'd Headings,
Spuce 81 in. % q
Soft Pine,.. % "a
Haral Pine, 30 "a
Hoops, (lift),45 90 q 80 90
R,OakSiaves 80 90 20
Copper
Cop. Bolts 40 q
Y. M. Sheathing g q
Bronze do. q q
Y. NJ. Bolts,.. 80 (@
GOriage.
American,P ID ~ q l;
Russi;l.. 13h (G L
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MACHIAS.

LIMERICK.
limerick House, } oscph G. Harmon. Pro-
prietOr.
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Dewitt House, Waterhouse & Mellen
PrOprietOrs.
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HOTELS.

HOTEL DIRECTORY,
Embracing the leading Hotel, IN the State at which.
the Daily PRESS may always De found.
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BOLSTEB WILLS.
Hancock HOuse,-M. Hancock, Prop.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-11
FROM DOVER.

THE CLOSING HoURs-MANIPULArINd THE LIQUOR
LICENSE BTIL-ITs FINAL PAssAaE-DEFEAr OF
THE EDUCATIONAL BnL-TAx QUESTION.
= Special Correspondence of the Commercial
DOVER, April 10.
Practically, with to-day, ends the work Of the
present General Assembly. OF the House, there
is little to say. They had little do and succeed
ed in getting 1t done. II the Senate had been
as ambitious and industrious, that self-import-
ant body would have been ont Of work some time
since.
ALI the Legislative sensations or excitement
left seemed to return in the Liquor License Bill,
made q special order from 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Both sides Of the question were represent
ed in the Clover lobby of the Senate. OF the
Senators, Messrs. Riddle, Riekords and Shakes
peare. were the able and earnest advocates of
the bill, and to their credit, be it said, they
watched carefully the measure, and when GER
tain fraudulent amendments were offered, had
them stricken from the list.
The first struggle was on the attempt TO strike
out the clause appointing commissioners to ex-
anime the applications and report the same to
the court. The Section was struck out to !.
A number OF amendments Of no special impor-
tance were then added followed by an amend
ment to reduce the number OF beds and rooms
necessary for an inn, providing that the whole
section should not apply to towns Of over 1000
people. On this amendment the vote stood
7 to 2, Senators Speakman and Riddle voting
mo-" The next movement was to insert the
word "Inn"-a step necessary to carry out the
intention Of the previous amendment. On this
point lively debate ensued, speeches were
made, and temperance stock took a sudden rise;
and on the call of the ayes and nays, the amend
ment was defeated, to Ayes, Mustard
Stockley, Watson, and Mr.. Speaker nays, Ellis,
Records, Riddle, Shakespeare, Vandegrift.
An attempt to strike cut the section directing
the publication of the application and the names
of the sgners also failed by similar vote, ex-
oept that speaker Leslie voted "Nay." The
amendments being done with, the bill passed
the Senate and went to the House andwAs oon-
Cured in. Upon it's admission TO this body
another raid was made with other amendments,
but all failed. The bill has been substantially
uninjured and will prove a blessing to the
State.
In the Senate remonstrance was presented,
which was followed by Senator Riddle offering a
petition ni1ety-One feet long, and embracing
torty-one hundred names, headed by Edward
Bringhurst, Geo. W. Bush, ]. P. McOaulley, W.
H. Records, J. T. Cause, Henay DUPONT, VIM,
NJ Field, O. s. Layton, and other leading men.
This evening, the Educational Bill was report
ed from the committee. Mr.. Riddle offered an
amendment empowering the school Board Of
Wilmington to assess the people regardless OF
color, and apply the same educational advanta-
ges equally. The amendment was lost, as was
the bill entire on the first section.
The tax question, wherein the p, W. 4 D. and
Delaware Railroads are concerned, will be set
tied in the morning. j. A. A.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
This is Good Friday.

This is Good Friday.
Only one drunk to report to-day.
The City Hospital Committee is looking for
site.
new Board of Health will be appointed in
week.
For Boys clethlng call at Dewolf, he has
splendid line.
Remember the Madely Anniversary on Sunday
afternoon.
Walton q James will make their Summer ice
announcements tomorrow.
The Hanover church concert does not take
place until Friday evening next, the 18th.
Weekly prayer meetings are held every Tues
day evening over McDowells store, At..MoDowel-
vile. More help is needed.
Flowers are blooming in the gardens at Prin-
cess Anne, and handsome boquet OF flowers
thus grown was sent TO this city q day or two
ago.
OhAs. Reynolds, who was 80 badly hurt during
the shedding season, is able to be about the
house, and II is expected that he will be out
again in few days.
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THE GRAND JURY.-The following is q list Of
the Grand Jurors OF New Castle county, drawn,
on Wednesday, to serve the ensuing year;
Brandywine hundred-Esau ShaTpley Perkins,
Saml. Talley.
Wilmington Plunket, George W.,
Sparks. ..
Christiana-Ashton Richardson, David Lyman
Mill Oreek-AAron Klair, Stephen Springer.
White Clay Oreek-Wm. Morrison, JOhn W.
Evans.
Pencader-MAhlon Baton, Jonathan L. Eli
son.
New Oastle-Josoph Taggsrt, George z. Ty-
bout.
Red Lion-John T. Chairs, Alex M. Biddle.
st. Georges-OhArles Beaston, Wilson Z Van
dergrift.
Appoquinimink- Roberts, DIR. ]. V.
Crawford.
Mill Creek-ThomAs L. J. Baldwin.
White Clay Oreek-George G Evans.
st tGeorges-James AlTich.
poquinimink-James Brockson. ~
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-11

Matthew Baird's share from the Baldwin Lo-
comotive Company amounted to %, 900 900,
(which was paid him"-so the Day says.
The Centennial gathers size, like a snow
ball in January.
The lager beer saloon keepers have resolved
TO aid the Centennial, knowing full well that the
Centennial will aid them.
Now Col. Wood is going TO get up show OF
needle-work ct his museum.
The Reform Convention will meet May 20
to select candidates for the Offices to be filed
next October.
The Star positively says that the workman
who permits himself to be induced to Join in q
strike is an enemy to himself.
John Reikert has been held to answer for
speaking to lady whom he "has been following
for year"
The Ladies' Centennial Committee have
determin cd to hold grand mass meeting in the
Academy on April 10.
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Another New RnterprIse.
WILMINGTON SELECTED OVER NEW YORK AS tn
SITE FOR A SAW MANUFAOToRY

WILMINGTON gELEorED OVER NEW YORK As THE
SITE FOR SAW MANUFAoToRY
The Trump Bros, of Westchester county, N.
Y, have purchased of the Chr ristiana Improve
ment Co., through NJ. NJ. Child q Co., the site
for an amateur jig saw manufactory. 1t is loca-
ted at Beach and Anchorage streets, opposite b..
Il A. Belts machine works, with frontage on
Beach Of III feet inches by 100 feet on Anchor
age.
To day the surveys are being made for the
buildings, aud the work Of their construction
will begin at once. The contract for their ereo-
tion has been given to James Mitchell. We un-
derstand that the Trump Bros. contemplated
locating in New York, but were advised to first
look about Wilmington. They did 80, with the
result as stated.
Amateur Jig saws are small saws which move
ventically through a table, and are operates
either by crank or treadle. They are intended
for youths OF mechanical turn OF mind, to oc-
cupy their leisure Moments and as such obtain
great favor, we understand with some OF our
colleges and other institutions Of learning.
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THR INLAND CUT-oFF-FTRsT TRAIN THROUGH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE " MERGER, :"
ETC, ETo. o..
The first train, consisting Of locomotive and
passenger car, passed over the Delaware and
PennsylvaniA Railroad, from Delaware City to
LAndenberg, yesterday, stopping at the latter
place, and in . abort time returning again. Sew
eral prominent citizens Of Delaware City, New
arb, and other places along the route were aboard
run through from Delaware City to Pomeroy, but
we are informed that the formal opening viii not
take place until about the LIST Of May.
On Thursday, the 17th inst, meeting of the
stockholders of the d. d P. road, will be held
In Delaware City to rAtify or reject the proposed
consolidation.
The stockholders' meeting Of the PennA. q
Delaware end of the road was held in Philadel-
phia, on Tuesday, and the consolidation ratified.
1t was, Of course, mere matter Of form.
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The Smyrna schools are all under good man.
ARement.
David Toy will shortly remove from Smyrna
to Wilmington.
A Milford farmer has sold half interest in
this seasons crop of peaches from %, 900 trees,
for 5000.
VIM. r. Dickson, formerly overseer OF the
Kent County almshouse, with Mr.. Clement
has taken possession Of the Lockwood foundry
in Smyrna.
Jay Gould. they say, is pushing the Smyrna
d Del. Bay Il. II. enterprise. He is reported as
anxious to build the road in 80 days, and will do
80 il the right Of way is given him.
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Committee to go to Washington, upon 8
sort Of rowing commission, to get back some Of
DelAwares "wAr debt" was authorized, yes
terday, This Committee may be good idea,
and may get some funds for the State, but its
proceedings will bear Watching. Boring for
''clains" against the Government is apt to de-
moralige even very honest men.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-11

The announcement that Governor Ponder had
nominated to the President Hon. Joseph p.
Oomegys, to be Centennial Commissioner, from
this State, oiOe VIM. T. Read, deceased, seems
inaccurate. Dr.H. F. Askew is suggested for the
position, and the Historical Society, last evening
voted to recommend to the Governor his ap-
,,ointuaank
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-11

No Constitutional Convention, says the Dem
ocratic Legislature. Not oven vote Of the
people, to show whether they desire one. And
80 that measure Of Reform was slaughtered.
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THE PENINSULA.


A steam grist and saw mill is being built near
the gate Of the late William Woelford, Esq,
about four miles from Princess Anne.
Peach trees are in bloom and peas are coming
up in Somerset.
DIR. Henry Briscoe, died recently in Princess
Anne.
Another Of the Hufty Bros. steam mills was
partially burned recently. They lost one entire,
last December.
The colored people are leaving the county in
great numbers for the city.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-11

The Educational Bill, even with all the sec
tions TO aid the oolored people stricken out, was
killed in the Senate, yesterday. No Education
for the People, says the Democratic Senate.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-11
MEDICATED WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief OF mothers suffering from sore or
cracked nipples. Worn on the nipples these
shields are found soothing and healing. They keep
the nipples soft and moist and prevent the clothing
from chafing the innamed surface. Prepared aud
sold wholesale and retail by
&. BRINGHURST a CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS 62nd monthly meet
ing of the Star Loan was held last evening, and
$250O were sold at 1915 per cent $3.50 at 22, and
1876 at az.
The Young Mems Loan also held Its regular
monthly meeting, last evening, and sold $3.50 at
211S per cent, and 400 at 81.
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Another colony of German immigrants passed
down the Delaware R. R., this morning, in
oh .rge Of Mr.. Clarence Hollyday. for Talbot
county. 1t numbered fifteen persons, and con-
stitutes, with those who have heretofore been
brought one hundred and seventy-ave German
immigrants, on this Peninsula.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-11

No bodies OF the victims of the Front street
disaster at Buffalo have yet been recovered.
One Of the Union Paper Oompany's mills at
Holyoke, Mass. was partially destroyed by hre
on Wednesday night. Loss $4,000.
Ehu A. Merchant was shot dead in San Fran
cisco yesterday, by John Samuel for alleged be-
travail Of one OF SamuePs daughters. Tho muir
derer gave himself up
Jacob TrAver, one Of the oldest and most re-
spectacle citizens Of Hudson, N y, committed
suicide by drowning himself yesterday morning,
He Il said to have been insane.
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Mcintyre & James business wagon was upset,
out the Lancaster pike, this morning, while
turning into field. Three men were in 1t, and
as the wagon went over, they rolled out, one be-
ing slightly hurt.
man, has opened the "Hotel Clarendon, !" at IFS
So. 9Th ST., Philadelphia. Refus is q live man,
aud knows how to use printers ink.
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This being Good Friday, and legal holiday in
other States, there are no financial quotations,
and no report Of the Philadelphia Markets.
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SucCus RELLADoM, coMII.

Ayosciami Of English manufacture, Ntrite OF
Amyl Aethyliden Chord OF Chlora thyl Phlorid-
zin Chloracetic Acid, ScherlngB Xylol, Gobules or
Apial, 8 drops each, French Capsules OF Sandal
Wood, 10 drops each; Capsules (Schertngs) OF Xylo
and many other comparatively rare chemical and
pharmaceutical preparations at
Il BRINGHURST COS
Corner sixln and Market ntrselH.
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NlEDICINAL WAFERs

and Gelatine Capsules, especially adapted for ad-
minsterug remedies OF diBagreeabe odor, unpleas-
ant Taste or apt 70 irritate the mouth or throat
X BRINGHURST 4 Co..
COrnaF Sixth and Market HtreetA,
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The Zanfretta Troupe, This Evening.
The Zsnfretta PAntomims and Burlesque Com
pAny appear at the Opera House, this evening,
and announce very attractive programme.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-11

The trial of Ann Adair on the charge of pois-
oning her husband in Lorraine, ILL.,, last January,
has resulted in her acquittal. It was proved
that her husband committed suicide.
Counsel for Wright, the murderer Of Roger
ski, in Washington, yesterday, entered motion
for new trial, on exceptions to the ruling Of
court, and also on the ground of newly discover
ed Ievidenoe. The motion will be argued on
Monday.
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9eaths.

GAUsE.-wednesday april 9th, Jonathan Cause,
in his sIth year,
Tne relatives and friends of the family are res
pectfuly invited to attend the funeral from the
fdence OF Thomas Pennypacker Saturday, prll 18th
leaving the house at II O'Clock
Station,
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ITS OBSERVANCE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, April11.
Good Friday is observed as a holiday. The
Banks, Insurance offices and other Public In
stitutions and Commercial Exchange are closed.
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France.

PAYING OFF THE GERMAN INDEMNITY.
PARIS, April II
-Four thousand two hundred and fifty millions
of the war indemnity has been paid to Germans.
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TIE REHoBoTH r. R.-Mr. M. @. ConWsll, of
this city, is making the surveys for the proposed
railroad extension fom Lewes to Rshoboth City.
The financial backing is understood to be the
Camp Meeting Association, and the Rehoboth
City Association. These are separate orgAniza-
tons. The latter is real-eetate enterprise, on
ly, and promises to be quite successful
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-11

The e2OO Exemption Bill struggled through,
at last the Senate passing 1t, yesterday. Won
derful indeed
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CoNcERT AT THE 1sT BAPTIST CHURoH.-A very
pleasant Concert was given last evening, by the
der the direction of John H. MuhlhAusen. It
included some fine vocal music. and "The Sum
day School Bell" by the class, was much praised
IS were also some excellent Solos; During the
evening. Mr.. Muhlhausen Was presented with a
beautiful boquet by the pastor on behalf of the
Bible Glass. ...
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-11

PARIS, April IL.
A despatch from Perfgnan, reports the defeat
of the oarlists before Puyeerdo after fighting
whole day and night
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.O PHYSICIANS.

Iebreich's Croton Choral Hydrat new hypnotic
which, unlike the ordinary chlora, acts on the cero-
bral nerves and not on the heart. For sale BY
X BRINGHURST CO.,
Apothecariea,
Corner Sixth and Market streetaL
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-11

THE KING TO VISIT VIENNA.
ROME, April IL.
King Victor Emanuel will visit Vienna during
the exposition.
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THIRD EDITION.
800 p. M.
Central America.

San SALVADOR DESTROYED BY AN EARTHQUAKE.
AsPnwAIL April II.
An earthquake at San Salvador has destroyed
the city, causing loss Of eight hundred lives,
and twelve million dollars worth Of property.
The earthquake was followed by fire, and
many buildings were burned.
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SECOND EDITION.
$3.50, p. M.


REPORT OF qHE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON, April IL.
The storm in tho Ohio Valley will prevail to a
less extent over the Middle Atlantic coast, with
South and East winds, and cloudy weather, fol-
lowed at night possibly by rain.
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FIRE AT MIDDLErowN Night before last,
about ten o'clock, the stables Of j. B. Fenni-
more, at Middetown, were burned, with one
of an incendiary.
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SCHEETZ'S
CELgBRATEO
BITTER CORDIAL II

tits Reliable Family Medicine, and can be taken
by either infant adult with the same beneficial
results. 1t ia q certain, prompt and speedy remedy
for Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Bowel Complaint, Dys-
pepsa LOWness OF Spirits, Painting, Sick Stomach,
Headache, etc, ETC. For Chills and Fever OF all
Kinds it Is far better and safer than Quinlne, with
out any OF its pernicOug effects. 1t creates an ap
petite proves powerful digester Of food, and will
counteraot the effects OF liquor in Q few minutes.
For sale BY all Druggists.
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JACOB sCHEETZ, Proprietor
n. W. cor. Fifth and Race SITS.

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and was by them dosed with Kino, Tannic Acid,
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ENINK FURNITURE,
GOOD FURNITURE,
CHEAP FURNITURE
Call and examine, j. q j. N. HARMAN,
No. 4lO King street,
marQI-eod1y Wilmington, Del.
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AkhlNALs VI ~ Lou Il Asi Eo-OAAs
F Barry, City.
II s Taylor and wife, Bloomington, Md.
Thos g Palmer, Newark, N. j.
] Mcdonald,
JP McColley, Philadelphia.
A N Robinson, Baltimore.
Frank G Town, Philadelphia.
OV Shayn, Binghampton, N Y.
w A. Sanborn, Florida.
JRLeeson, Boston.
Thos M Bell, Philadelphia.
7 A Smith,
L L jackson, Salisbury. Md.
Edwin II Campbell, Frederick, Del.
James Todd, Philadelphia.
o II Hicks, Baltimore.
10 Montgomery, city.
Addison Hill, Jr., Boston.
WI Loughey, Now York.
Walter G Lane, Hartford, Conn,
II II Burton, Lewes, Del.
] Snead, New York.
WG Heiser, City.
Philip NJ Shury, New York.
George Copeland, Philadelphia.
M d Temple, Chicago.
Harrison Williams, Cleveland, o.
Edward Harris,
Samuel s Cough, San Francisco.
Jonathan Lukens, North Wales.
Harry Lukens,
James Fighter, New Orleans.
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New York.

LAND SLIDE AND DESTRUCTION OF A r. r. BRIDGE.
NEW YORK, April IL.
The NewYork high trestle-work on Waikiki
Valley Road, near the bridge at Rosendale has
been carried away by landslide. 1t will re-
quire month to rebuild.
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PHILADELPHIA MAHkEIb.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL.
Private sales of bread stuffs unimportAnt.
Whisky o.
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OFF THE TRAoK-The baggage and mail car on
the TO- ~ train, West, yesterday, on the W. & W.
road, was thrown from the track, just beyond
Newport, and the train detained two hours. No
lmage done.