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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

THE PEST IN SOUTH AMEmcA.-The yisi-
tation OF the smallpox to the various principal
cities of this country has naturally awakened
great anxiety but when We compare the raw
ages of the scourge here with the extent of its
ravsges in other countries, there will be found
some cause for thankfulness that with US 1t Is
no worse. For several years past the disease
has literally dwelt among the cities, towns
and villages Of South America. and the circum-
stance that those places are in the main noted
for their uncleaDliness will afford a valuable
suggestion. not merely 10 the health boards of
our cities, but to heads Of families, and in fact
to every individual capable Of apprecia,ins the
value of health or the difference between dirt
aud cleanliness. In Chill, especially the small
pox has beon raging for some time past and
the most recent alvices state that ii is increas
| lug In Lima, aud that Il has become so terrible
| ln the town of Lata that the people are aban-
| doning the place. The newspaper there says
| "The plague overruns the town. Not street
court or alley Is without its victims. No one
thinks of succor or of hygienic measures. Goo
ha, pity on us"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27
GsEAr QUESTIONS. There are only two worl,

GREAT QUESTION: s.-There are only two worlds,
heaven and hell. There are only two societies
To which of them shall I be uniteds These
are questions of infinite and everlasting impor-
tance and yet how many there are who never
put them too themselves, who refuse to con-
slider their spiritual prospects, aud who satisfy
themselves with the fattering hope" Perhaps /
am In the way TO heaven ; perhaps 1 may 90
there when / de-" Is II a matter which it Is
safe or rational to leave upon aperadventure :
"Perhsps God Is my friend, perhaps | may be
saved, perhaps be lost; perhaps l may sling
with The redeemed, or perhaps bowl with the
lost" You would not take an earthly journey
without knowledge ofthe way, with 'ut map
to direct you. The Bible is our map. Ask
yourself, Have you title to glory Have you
title to glory? Have you anything In taste, or
temper, or department congeniai with heaven,
or anything that would render you unhappy
there Do not put this question away from you
20 not give this question a hasty or superfcia
consideration; but never rest satisfied unit
YOU are able to "read vour title clear to man
sions Ia the skies" ami to appropriate the apos
tolic doxolcgy to yourselves.--Sermoas ba IN
late Rec. Patrick Thomson NJ. A.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

A clsiryoyant trio, two women and man,
have been travelling in the south, prestending
to cure epizooty 6y the Staying On hAuds''
They practised on Kentucky nude the oihs.
day, aud the firm ha, since dissolved
rnE old lady who said Of one OF her house
hold pets, "She's such a fellip' cat, dif mol
purr-pet-rate the pun purr puss-ly.
l,wysrs clerk wsats u know II a cioss-
animation, eau uil.ier any ciroimIancss, he y
goo,l-natuird one.
Dutch john says: Adam and Eve got into
the gartenof Eten in der sphrlng time. but get
shaEsd out In der Fail.
ELluu BuRRIrr says that the best soagt
drops for Young lsdies- are ta drop tile pfss-
tic Of Dire ssIng thin to 20 out In Tie AIR
TIE best way OF raising 'nonay Is by the l,ve<
| OF industry. fhs gripiny nissr raises his ny
screw power
man that keeps riches, and s1jeys them
not, |, lik. an ass THAT carries gold and eats
thlstles.
Itwenty grains make scruple, how many
| win be required To make doubts
1 Why Is the early grass like penknifsS Be-
caus 70 the spring biinss out the blades.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27
"IEAD ON

Thou who hast led nie hitherto,
Still lead me OH
Zen step by step, life's chanseful journey
through,
Ny guide alone.
My path has devious been, and wild;
Thou know w'st it well
In youth, In after years, cen from child,
How Of. fell
! would not take my fathers hand,
Nor heed his call
Laant on my own poor stsf-a fragai wand; /;
He saw me fall.
As off fell, so oft he raised
Me from the ground;
Awhile his grace sang, and him praised
To all around
i.eant on-his hand his eye my guide;
Said, 'Lead rue on
Nor ever let me qui thy shelterlng side,
Thou gracious one
Yet, oh! how falls. this chanyetili heart
Again-again-
From him, my Guide, my loviag Guide.
start,
Foolish and vain.
Yet, oh forgive me still, nor leave
Thy child alone!
Let not the world for eye deceive,
But lead me ON,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27
CARRIAGES.
WILMINGToN WAGON WORKS.

Constantly on hand and made to order
Express, Market, Truck. Farm,
Germantown
a
sNEATHs PATENT TiLTisa WAaoNS'
CARTS, PUSH-CARTs
And
BARROws.
Also, ,
AGRICULTURAL IMfLknNA"'
which are being sold at cost including
pLows, HARRows AND cULTiVATohS,
An Nos Of the Moore, Wiley, Peacock ana a,at,
Rs.atriug Neatly and Promptly E1se"'sa
ILAC NIT II N
d, ali ,,s lrsnehes Particular attention gwen 10
UoKsE sHoEIN
An aiseases of the Foot and cases Of lsiasnes5 n'
dental TO Shoeing or fast driving ue@'eo "'N''
DUNBAR SYSTEM,
fnteStern9 invariably cured In once shoeinS
Knuekiins and KneesP,nng M nofsss ne AID Of which
benefited and lett ID .srmsnent cont cure.
Iamenoss from corns instantly femosse ..s o,nnder
immedste relief given In cases oi % Noo a,hers ner
Diseases Of the a1oSs M loot Of the horse heretofore
eansidered ncurable by the "old senoV ~ ,,a 6nn
narlans, are, by u judicous sppnesuo" VI ''
heen nj great expense 10 acquire t,'
LnoWiedse Of the subject, and being ue Oily his val
l,,e State to whom Mr. Dunbar mas ppared 10 treat
III. worst case the public can bring iorwau s,ovv
A anatomical specimens exhDiteo Nv 'ne f'"eN'F
nlu cause and effect. -. ., and neraonaLIy
I employ only competeas ne"' $3.50
sn,.et Wise all operations. omeo .
SOS. IlI and IlS Orange hlreei,
DAVID wooLMAN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

Trains leaving wilmington ~ ~ lv% %phiisSsphia at
p. NJ, connect with trans s"''s
y ~ A. NJ. and r. M: .,.o,s with the Della
The 10 10 A. train Also eoRhsc ,rssns arriving IN
Wilmineton at 1918 and 1925 A. NJ; NJ and 400
Trains leaving Landenberg stSH tpIsdeipbia leaving
Wiiminston at $40 A. NJ. and eAa r M am at 2S
neiawase train south, leaving wilmington NJ ''N'
p. M . w 4, w and p, w. q
B. Depots and cars wilmington CITY n ssnts for
each passenger anu NJ. G. CONwELL, Supt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27
At a meeting Of the Directors of the Amerl.

At meeting Of the Directors OF the Ameri-
eau Colonization Society In Washington, last
Wednesday, a committee was appointed to urge
on the Government the establishment of line
Of steamships 10 Liberia. All the trade Of
Western Africa now goes to England by q line
of weekly steamers TO that country. Three
thousand freedmen, mostly from Florida and
Georgia, have applied for passage to Liberia
Three hundred are TO leave on the LIST OF May.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

A Norwich, CT. gentleman Of broad soeis!
views, last week wrots note 10 the handmaid
who wrestles with his crockery, inviting her
to take slsigh-ride with him. Unfortunately
thsghl was unable to read and brou sht tie note
to the wife Of his bosom TO decipher. Wretched
and heart-sick, the miserable woman waited In
agonizing suspense till her husbands return,
aid the family physician says he did not con-
slider 1t possible for delicaSa female to do se
much damage.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

A NEw ORLEANS. mothei Vas seSsnuJ
questioning her little girl In geography as fd-
lows: .whc Arst wsat through the straits OF
MagellAnS" Daisy quickly answered, "nAgeliA.
by hi, squadron, Daisy?n The question: was
not iu the book, but Dsisy was ready for the
emergency. .sOh, know; us Que Of shoss
xome that aint quite white"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27
A ooLoakp philosopher thus unburiens

A OoLogED philosopher thus unbordened
himself Of one " womans weakness
"Jim, de men don't make such fools Of
demselyes about de women IS de women do
about de men. Ifdey look al do moon, why
they see man In It. n dey bear mouse
nibbling, IT'S man; and dey all look under
dey bed tile last thing at night to find man.
Why, | neber looks under my bed TO mi
woman do yo,H"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

DyBiSo our late war there was . young
man III the army who did not join Of his OWE
free will. He had been drafted. he was not
brave young man quite the otherwise. One
day during bloody battle our young friend
showed such 4 remarkably large whit feat e.
that his captain was obliged to threaten him
with his pistol, In order TO keep him Rom E-n-
ming away altogether. Then the youth began -
cry. "You ought 10 be ashamed Of yourself,
said the captain; "yoa'rs no better than baby
II wish-I wuz-a baby" blubbersd our hero.
san u qdI bubp at that
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

An Irish commodore being confined to hfs
room by severe IT of the gout, some sweeps
wero employed to sweep the chimnsys Of the
house next door to him, and one of the boys
by mistake, came down in the commodorss
apartment.
The boy, confused al his mistake, seoing the
commodore In bed, said, 'tSir, my master VIII
come for you presently"
"Wnl he," said the commodore, lesping out
Of bed; beg to be excused staying here aug
longer, then" and Immediately ran down ths
as
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27
For The Detascors Republicans.
sour school boy days Of nearly forty years ago.


hooi ooy aays 0 neafiy iorty years sso'
Another wear has rolled around
And I am forty three ts-day.
How fast TIA diss, fr6R what h did
"hsn ~wsn n' ~P~
scsros ean renIlus u fact
Thsf L N rssiiy ~ lthrSe,
BUT thers q No Slgfsh5. fnnd.
Tns RECORD sns~s y - 70 ma
IL scarceiy $500 I'm veosa aro,
Since I nv priSnsr ~ TO sohool,
And for tie Hrsl tins ia my seat,
subjsefsd % ~ ssschsss ME.
I'm ps'er forest how th1nss did look,
In. and arouid thst Co1S1{rv achool.
when arst made ~ d3Sut there,
And heard The sVsschSr resd his rule
r.,..x.,.,. IT..
Ine oio hcnoei nSess veIy piA,n
~ Iencs encD.sx - snes 0"un"s'
Two ancisnt trees, stoed q Its grounds.
-.
One was msssiye roEe9 cak
which spread ~ nraneues IAr' AND Wb'e,
On which our erspS vins wing was tied.
o...........,...,..
yul oeeks n.y. masss ISplar Rtsnk''
Spkeaon " pI.SLsu ~ = - wsn,
Just two feet high, for lsf4s and small
In one end stood re saeeAer's desk,
tfs top stood levei v13 - snin,
with strip nailed on, to Rsly hin In.
beside the door there hung 9 sign
With Jack knife ietters cut merein,
And on the other. 1 n In.
r,a.r ,,,,s ~, ,,or . h...A
s'',s,s. sus .,ocsdsn ~ enotst Sa
Ths ons ~ ~S cssvaad Sstsr n
A furlana AtstoU oh a
.,u a.. ..,... os.h. A.
vuss LIZ .st.,, .,s.s - ANN. s,ooa
nnd sx.rv hoy - ssa4 t~sivs ~ Sore ''~ou
Must chop his share Of gresa eerd wood.
,r, -. 49,.
Lhal eooo oln s.ove N ~ nss~'
n.ss ~ as,a cn,a s.c,d s.,Ihs ~ ~ NJ,
Great cora vood sueks, yu1 cut IN two,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

man has often more roubleto digest msaA
than to get 1t.
poor man wants something, q coyatous
msn all things.
Contentment works Us own mill, and dhs
It's own barn.
A pitcher that goes ON to ths well 10 broken
at last.
Adversely is eassr borne than prosperity for
got.
A thousand probabilities do not make one
truth.
little negiec, may breed great mis-
chief.
A yosng twig Is easier twisted haH an ola
tree.
A single fast is worth g SHY load VI ar
glim.nt.
goose quill is more dangerous than aii0n's
claw.
A good wits and health are . mtn's bsss
wealth
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

In WAKES, recently, certain young man weH
TO a public hvuse to court the landlords daugh-
ter; and although this young lady aud her
father weier both willing, the Law inflicted
4 fine OF five shillings, because he was IN .
public house l,eyond Tho stalled hoG OF cios-
inp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

Somebody, who writes more ruthfnlly THAI
POLITICALLY, says: .An angel witht ut money 70
not thought 80 much OF now a days as a devil
with bag full Of guineas.
January's come, aud nov ths breezss.
Howl among the lifeless treeses;
Now the boy with ragged trowses.
Shivering homeward drives the eowsss.
Ills boots are old and torn his clothes is-
And, bless my soul! how blue his nose a.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

A promising young citizen OF clay county
lack al his mother-in law, is deeply impressed
with the idea that there is nothing 50 sha-paua
| sudden fol removing the hair from a mans
he ad as 4 potato CRATER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

You see q man from the must infamous
surroundings step into the kingdom Of Cod
BE has heard no sermon. He has received no
startling providentisl warning. What brought
him TO this new mind2 This Is the secret !;
God looked over the bottle In which he gathers
the tears Of His people, and saw parental tear
in that bottle which had been for forty years
unanswered. He said: "Go to now and let
Me answer that tear!" and forthwith The WAN
derer is brought home to God.-Tdtrno9e.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27
kEL1Gi0US.
FAITH.

In the cleaning, when my darliiigs,
In their dainty robes of whi.e
BY their mothers X ees have murmured,
Jesus, keep iis through the night"
10 their little crib, white-curtained.
Where the upper shadows fall,
Nestled In my arms, take them
Through the long, unl,gh'ed halt
swirl, in rayless silence round US,
Close the deepening shades Of nlghs
Ozark" my blne-eved BERTHE whispen
Half In awe and half In fright.
Ozark Y the baby brother echoes,
With a hush upon bis glee;
When my BERTHE, nesting nearer,
Whispers softly, "Popa, see!'
Blessed, bles led faith Of childhood
Father, grant this faith to me;
Dark the shadows round me gather,
But knsw that Thou dost see.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

Josh Billings says: There is one thing about
a he n thai looks like wisdom, they don't cack,s
much before they have laid their eggs. some
folks are always Dragging and q caekiing what
thsy ara going 70 do beforehand
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

-If there Is any body under the canister OF
heaven that hold In utter exereseencs," says
Mrs PartingtoiL "it'sthe slanderer, going about
like y boy constructor, circulating ms eauouea
unon honest folks,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

A Kansas law, recent J male gives 10 moaheks
the control OF their children. This Is an Az
miIabls law, and every family shoud heNs
Que. Without Ii, too many children nave GU
trol of their mothers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27
HVM0B0V

"IMAKE No MIsrAKns."-Af fnt-rats story
Is told Of a very prominent man, who lived
In Detroit forty years ago, and who at that
time owned more steamboat stock thau sn1
man in the Western country, besidas othar
wealth To a large amount
Like many m the pioneers who acquired
great ,iciies, lie was very ignorant in ali thai
books taught, but his learning is more like wis.,
dom, and Ia common with many who lave
died and passed away, but left their mark be-
hind them, hs knew wllat tree would mahs
shingles by looking at It.
he had, at tie time u o,ir story, Just CON,
ri, tel a splendid new warehouse AA BufiAlo,
and wanting q suitable clerk TO take charge q
il. he advertised for one in the papers. Ths
nexi mor,,np early. a candidate for the posS-
tion presented hlmself rather too hashy q young
man in appearance. buf the following convers
sation occ,,rrrJ:
aYounc man. when y,n, make q mistake 10
any ~ ,,o,r i,1nt. hos, AZ, vn,, rorr.,,f "A ev
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

A faithful man shall abound with blessings
but he that maketh haste to be rich shau NOT
he innocent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27
e.. rs,,s,ss,1s,so Philadelphia, Wilmington

COMMENcISd THURSDAY DEC lsth' io'Z'
Trains will leave Depot, corner OF Broad Street and
Washington Avenue, rs follows. mn
Way Mail train at $50 a. m sunday stSeep'1"l 'o'
Baltimore, stopping ut all regular stations. au.,.
Line NJ CLAYTON with Smyrn, Branch railroad ami
Maryland and Delaware Railroad, at HaiInStol
with junction and Breakwater KaliIoa1, M ,a Ten
with dorchester and belawaro haliIoad, AZ , pein MA
with Eastern Shore Railroad, at Salisbury wlth WI
oomico and POconOke hailrosd ..,
Express Train at l2,i3 Il. M, lSundays enSep,entl
tor baltimore aud " ashington' stopping ~ W INNING
ton peItyyills and hayrs W. s dc assSs r. CONNECTS At
E1pSss Train patD a9S @ ,oSpa at css!c
Stanton, Newark, Elkton, North-east, ChaIiesloWn'
psrys dc ses iian
Night Express at il3o p M daily for baIsStSs ss%ooS
sns %s;AWggSn sopSHs Essn North
Psrfyviils IIayre Dc Grace, Perrymah's and Masho
Passengers lor Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will
wILMlNdroN TRAINS, stogpiag AT all stations
Leave Philadelphia at TO- 40a M 23o, ooo ou III, i
tday Ths eGo p m nS tram M aonassss T .S s
tiols
Isayo wing ut o4s $40 1885, 200 400, .,"S s,,d
between Chester and Philadelphia on Sunday lenNe
Wilmington at $50 T. III
pnll,ApA Il BALr. cENTRA II. X. STA
Staining M, all Stations on chester Creek aud PHI
adylpl,ia and Baltimore Central kshroad.
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit q SundaW "a
cepesi) at 100 ~ M. and i30 m; Phiiadslpmn l9f
Cha.id's Ford at 90, 1000 a. m, 43o g 80 r M Wel
nesIay and Saturday $50 4, m Plaladeipn'a nS iSt
Oxford 90 q. m: 49, go y M -23o p in'' wsa-
pesday and Saturday. -, ,.,.o,. p,u
The 100 a. NJ train stops at All SWALLOWS pet"ooh Il"
adelpha and I.amokln ,,o,o
PHILADELPHIA. Tor Chester hoghts at 23o Y; M
Leave Port Deposit Tor Pade lpha SSanSdsyip S psi. ea
adelpha at 10, 1880 u. m bjo p m Chauus rotu
for Philadephi T.29, Il.b3 q. m., 40, o4s p m.
TRAINS leaving Wilmington At 0.io a. M and tVo X
m will connect with Lamo kin Junction WIN ,hs ,.o'
a. IN, and 80 y. M trains Tot Philadeipma Aho DAT
timore Central hnilroad. ,, ,,, ,noo,
The e.i5 q M, traiu from Wilmington will eonnee
rain for New York froio West Philadelphia
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTiMoRE.
Leave Wilmington at iso &. m, and 1880 e'so
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Chester ut 633, 7ts, s33, at89l3 and IL Os
IN. 2il 49, S;S eS sss % ISG N a
$50 a. m, Way Mali, $50 q. m, Express 200 p IN
nxuress 80 d, m, Express, l0.46 p. IN.
From baltimore 10 Port Depost and intermediat
atatiops ut /. 80 ~ m, and 500 p, m. ,,,,
Accommodation Train from Port Depoelt VIII ieay
6or Perryvlo ut $50, $50, li0o a. IN. 2oo' sio' oo
Pm. ,.,.-o ,ou. f,h,s.ar MT 70 os and o I
Trains for baltimore leave Wilmington at i202
.ai3 1902 a. m, LOS and 6:iI p N: r,,,,yr
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALIlMohh'
Leave Baltimore ut I.30 and lo45 p: m, stopping
Magnolia Perrymans, Aberdeen hAyre,oe'o oIgfc' g
arg Stanton, Newport, Wilmington, Clay mont N ~ IL
WOOD and Chester. Ii. +. KENNEL oupt'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

The book TO which reference Is most ire
gu ,ntly made now a-days-the pocket book.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27
CnAl.i GNDAI,i

& The subscriber has constantly on hand
X Locust and Broad MountAlp Coal Of all
lsizes carefully prepared fsFfamily use,
at the lowest market prices. 254o pounds
ito the Ton Alao Hickory, OAK and Pine Wood.
BARR'S Coal Once,
N. W. cor. Front ami Tatpall sts,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27
DELAWARE
GA II RIA q r. w o Ii X - /,
NO. sac NJ Na STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL"
ALDRED 4 co,

(PROPRIETORS.)
The undersigned would take this method oR5DZ
Of informing their friends and public, thatV V}4 =
thew still continue the business OF manufac- .
turing carriages at the old stand where they viii
take pleasure in furnishing their old customers arr
the public generally with first class carriages OF ever!
description.
All work warranted
THos. L, STRATFoRp, T.. j. MiLLwARD.
Jos. D. GrRsoS, Jos. ID. ALFRED.
jy i5-3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27
RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS,
DELAWARE
= RAILROAD LANE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, July asth, i1a, SsuI.daJs
excepted, Passenger Trains viii leave as 6onowsi
noRTkvARD houThWAhp,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-27

st. Georges, Del, January ls, 1873.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-02
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July I, 1873
1t is announced that the receipts from internal
revenue in the United Kingdom for the fiscal year
were f75 500 900, decrease OF f370, 900 from the
preceding year.
The announcement OF decline In the revenues
nattens the markets for securities and 1t is pro-
bable will serve to advance the Bank of England
rate.
BULLION AND DISCOUNT.
The amount of bullion drawn from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day was 100000.
The rate of discount for three months bills in the
open market is one.fourth per cent below the Bank
OF England rate.
HARDWARE TRADE WITH AMERICA AND THE ORDERS
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
The Birmingham and Northampton journals
express alarm at the decrease OF orders for hard
ware from America and at the remarkable de-
velopment OF the trade in the United States, whose
manufactures are supplanting those OF England in
the British colonies and South America.
CHURCH DISCIPLINE AND THE SUBJECT OF THE con-
FESsIONAL.
meeting was held here last night, at which
resolutions were adopted protesting against the
introduction OF the confessional into the Church
of England.
The Earl Of SALISBURY presided, and the meeting
was large and influential.
AGRICULTURIsr PROSPECTS.
The weather to-day is fair and favorable to the
crops.
THE MONEY MARKET sTRINGENCY.
The tightness OF the money market yesterday is
believed to have been partially caused by transfers
from the Joint Stock Bank to the American Syndi-
cate.