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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-12

not ts,s COR bail apou sppe iad.,i apos evidence think
hs pr .oner has properly copriet Macy gt netsnr
Motion Psynson sg CanofRepo confirmed and order
srsnted Fellow, sgt SPECIFICATIONS granted
Common Pieas---speciai 7mm--Robinson. J.-Obrght
Obhght- Divorce erintcd
DALI Co. JLech sss The Atlantic Issuance COnpaay-sss
opinion.
Court Of 5ppeaIs.ALBANY. Nov. 1.-THE follow
Cour Of Appeals TO-DAY Judgments
smei with cosFke Boston and Albany karo" CompauYi
Prcnergd Borst; Ritter sat Phps Haes1rd AIT Nefok
Hudson River Railroad Company BosTorh agt wander
walker Ddg,n agt The Champn Transportation Company ssns
Compsny ag hcCabe Rogers sgt k1g herehans N
ionll Bank Syficass agt Conrock oHlefs ehnn-l
WsrBg ayL LJfer. judgments reversed ne"
trial granted 10 ABIDE eyent.-Gry agL barron J
Hewlett Wood. Orders reversed and apphesly,
der with The the petition Of the Boston at ~
People rel Bolton ag Aberson Order reversed and motion for
eos,The People rel Church ag Hop
Controller affirmed with costa 70 all parties TO be po TON
the Reargament ordered OF ne ioDrn
qussion Frst Was the title to The MONEY tne s.onS
coufoversy Ia County Of Eswforkl secon1,
II the money the money Of the county; can H'
Supervisors action for TIC cause aen ID ne
pn on behalf benefit Of the county The rsooh ar
ser.o Motion denied SO eostABsrbe sg Coleman ing
ment reversed Judgment ordered decirng ths under th o
each party paid from the estate PerePon 's' ,
rick Judgment Of Supreme Cour. and order Of Iouhr
Judge and proceedings dismssed - ne rppo
rel Rogers Spencer Judge. &c Jndgment syst:
granted with Of the appeal 70 ab1e We nn
Of actiOp.-hoore ay Metropolitan Nions
Peops en- rel Gsrtinx sgt Allen Brigade Court ssr orier
modified Of Jodge Folger terms OF 1os 70
settled By without either party IN tas eoa-'es'A
Bank igt Thompson
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CIVIL NOTES.

The argument for the plaintiff, in the case
OF Coulter against the newlyappontod Police Justices.
was begun before Judge Larremore in the Court Of
Common Pleas yesterday
John u. Pagan, formerly a clerk in the en-
ploy OF Charles Knox, halter discharged upon sus-
picon OF enbezzIement aud aferward indicted by the
Grand Jury The case was tried in the General Sessions
ana Pagan was acquitted Now he brings action in the
SUPERIOR Court before Judge Van Worst accusing Dir.
Knox of malicious prosecution. Case still on.
About two years ago, as Mrs. Elizabeth C..
Roberts was entering Broadway and Twenty tlirdst
stage the horses started she thrown TO the ground
and her knee-pan was broken. The fracture has not
healed and Mrs. Roberts now brings st against tho
Company for $4,000 damage. The case Is on trial IN the
Superior Court, before Judge Curtis.
In the Marine Court, Part III, before Judge
Gross, yesterday Henry schloerb obtained Judgment
against Clara Williamson for slOO with costs. and s25
allowance Peter Cook for the plaintiff and Weinberg
Co for the defendant. George Koener AIT. Otto H.
Cook inquest and judgment for the painih Tor s99 a.
with costs and SIS allowances. LeYnger Co. Tor Tue
plaintiff. and Snebly Kiosk for the defendant.
In the Marine Court Part l., before Judge
Joachmsen Robert Knowlton brought suit against the
New-York and Harlem Railroad Company. The plaintiff
claims that In March last he engaged freight TO
move his furniture from Kisco this city, with
the agreement that the should be switched of at
One-hundredth-st., as he wished to take ms
furniture to Onehundred-and-tepth-st Tho goods
arrived on May L. and he went for them
on May g. when no found that the car bad
been broken open and 500 worth OF property stolen The
defense that In conserving to switch ON the car at
the company with the plaintiff that no would take All
tine risk and that the company should not be maple io
any loss that might This stipulation the plaintiff
denies Case still trial c. Mott for the plaintiff. and
Chauncey NJ Depew for the defendants. Thomas Hous-
ron obtained q Judgment against John A. Page for
SAG H. with costs and t25 allowance NJ L. Townsend
Tor the plaintiff. Thomas Hanson agt. Charles Cook-In-
quest aud Judgment for the paintf Tor 1901 with costs
and S2j allowance.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11-NO. 52-Godwin agt u. s.;
recover eo%pensson for the time party with
the Snd as 5 not Ss and ~ had
respect OF the ye because OF repairs made az 81
marine risk under The and that tie Govern
Rs5. Of ,hs . Justice sSsne delivered the opinion
46-Beed al @ Gardner to the Circuit Cour. or tn.
tbs plaintiff, in error 9gSs SSnS concerning 'es ss
plantation IN Gs9'g IN dsc me bs cau @
without going outside the bO exceptions there ,esou,e nothing
he bill Justice Hunt delivered the opinion
CTeait Court District Of eIan this the Court
arm doctrine that the adueons q ,h provisional court, Of zoe
Rebellion not open to controversy Justice Field delivered the
No I7s a Hudetoper al the Circuit Court FOR the
District Court Of was an acton sesaf 20
PENDANTS sell bis lands The Court below ruled mat sun va.
authorized to sci, except o cash and 9srs1 n ,,@s
,oson o. bis authority This ruling amod here. Justice Miller
sU Ray sst smith; the District Court for Mobile
District ps1. an stG sh &c p % sa
pynsut debt Of which H,Ta.. vas unable TO pay
b, A. .nd s sS su.sSasn during the war ss~Ys Hard
ava. ssa and S hs eou directed verdict for the plaintiff sOand
s dss having provided Ray With The means Of R,,ns the nSi
o At bis rsques Ray t.chzd @ want Of notice o.
demand On As n nc . nS Ss Justice Strong
delivered Ss opnoT error the p,c, cour, Tor West
yirnia-Ths Cor the destruction Of can.
ssoHsSs s g. kSes At a aS the rec
r. The judgment. entered thereon reversed because certain ispqsoa.
ss eislosd notice h taking v. , without d,s
S ID S'' g.. .s sSs To" . Jss strong delivered
4Il-vannevcr Bryant error 70 the Circuit Court lot
No. 81 and 09~ssrr AIT stark and Bacon agt Same error 10
the s SSs ss Ua s. appeal from the Coat
6ss,Esy Company ag' kohsm error
to he Circuit Cont for Wisconsin ana o., >,
,b Of Columbia Annsa with sai 10 pef eeas u'eres,
opinion.
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and no institution retain the confidence OF any TO
spectacle dealer after 1t 10 thus known 10 nave Gu"
promised Its integrity. a., s,.h
BY these important changes many OF the evis Wnich
have grown In the business community ana III,
expire, the banks will resume their rightfui position
and their Officers will be relieved from the aDxeues
which, In the present unnecessary competition con'h
XII which Is respectfully submitted by the Committee
GEORGE s. Coz, ,
Pres't ANN Exchange Natl bahh'
w. l. JENKINS,
Pres't Bank OF America.
J. NJ. MORRISON,
Pres't Manhattan Bank.
MOSES TAYLOR,
Prest National City Bank.
+. ID. TAPpES,
Pres't Galatin National Bank
John f. WIILIAH9,
PRATT Metropolitan National Bank
j. L. EyERIrf
Casbier National Broadway Bank
RoB'T BUCK,
Cashier Pacific Bank
JOHN O. JoNEs,
Pres't Chemical National Bank,
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sss.ss,D aass trs, Ei, s,,.apss Pin rss-.Tsos
Steamship di,ueas Bears Bost tsI H. r. Dimocs
hSa fi'r;S I'SsS s Sss' S'ss' ss
bs Ear s,ss.1 L st'sooi B, CARR Mas, J's Hear
sst Nuo1o Gm.s.pono QsL) mhnhss Cors &c Agrests
Barb hssdsna tNoE) Osen. AnEep for orders Tosea BOs
Bst Resns T9es Ry Gibraltar for ori.s zttle.e. Co
Barb ,aus tsor) orders Punch Blyes Co
Srsass'co cb.lo CtaL Bono soisris@ & So,ora
Bari Ev,uns CBr Chick 81, Jago Dc Cub. warien Co.
Bark Countess Of Fife Br KEN Limerick ior orders Bay.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City of Brussels CBr Ieh Liverpool oct 30 sus
een'iown 3isi, with Hd'e ED pass to John O. Dale -
West Oh, With mde pass 70 c. n Mallory & Co - - ny
s.@sep h,n,1n %So9g Charleston s. c. Nov g. WITH MISE
Steamship Wilmington HOlnes Havana pa.
steamship saS JseniO. H'A. g. With .DI
stsam,hiO Be3s'.ctor Jones wlragtoO c. with mis. and
steamship Hniiera ke Norfolk CITY Poa and Rehmood uils
mdse. and pass. 70 Cd Doninion steimsh'D 60.
steamship Huntsville, cro'en savannah with mds ps.-
scnn.nip Aeem,re Reed Norfolk with p... to Ola
BMk sandy Hooi, Bunker sagul II i,y, with sugar.
Bark Teresa of ST. Andrews b. Go' Cliaego' 20 da' r
BARB R. 3 Chapman tof John " b. Akin, snsy B., 10
sarI Rhss IGs.l. we,,.rm's pgslin q i,y 70 s,l,s
Bark Rosns llisL Gim0arie LsAo "a ta with marble and
bark Ehsel. Rocksnd Hayden Bio Sept
vi, ismpoo Roa IN So' 3 With soase ,.,..,
bng Van HON lof windsor ~ ST. Hooker. Bra Dor G. b.
IL days, with plaster.
scbf D. W. SANDER Smith Cape Ayt IS tsys ogvOod
coffee
sehr r. Smith Tyler Georgeown lays with nsvsl
iowa Oi Philadelphia. Little Saga DesuAe
Bresk water IL iaYs with sugar and mOives
schr A. W. Smith (neg, COZ 0nsl Ltge AeInina Va VIA
coal
sour D. IT, LOCKWOOD shirre,, Georgetown D. g. with eosL
Moore Chambers, 6eorgot0wn d. ., With coal
Sehr. Bell Russell Smith, Jacksonville lays WITH lumber
scHO0SzRs RIVER AND coAsrWnG
I.le Of Pines Virginia. Druei KOckpoFi, hAss-
Sarah Jane seH-Havea Unfs0n, SeF-i0nd1n
Paas ID xhton. }. II. Bartlett, Providence
W. U. Irsh Providence. Nm E01rlHln, hsfiiorg
SAILED.
steamships Cou1b Havana PERT for Dernnta Leo for "a
Winoke Norfolk ca Ada 10 shanghai barn
Regina Toicn for GIBRALTAR kmea Tor COX lain1ch Tor osek
WIND-Sanset. moderate, n. W; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON Nov 9Ssle steamship CITY OF hogsi)n DeeHnS
for Hew-York ,...
Bo,ros NOV. l-Auive5 Steamship Leopard, from PAphiai
ship Croniwe Manila; brig Nellie Hastings frm S1gspoc
FoRraEs. MONROE ll.-Pssscd Baltimore Blk la,
tFr) orders Ar!.,e bsk raisaT, from RIO Jaaero
for orders
FOREIGN PORTS.
Nov 1.-THE Whe Star Line esmshp Oee,nie
Kiile NeWYork Nov l. for LTerpoo aFe M fhs morn.
ny. TIE Lae stcsInsbp Ohio MosDn tom fblehs
Nov. !, Tor Liverpool ARMED here tO-itr
MEMORANDA.
BOsros Nov 1.-THE ship Qnteio still renans ashore on Gaze
last ught novel bed about ID feet an9
than she YESTERDAY Is her oens
dhsryd lighters tue hope Of getting hef Aaos % 'se Ie hsh
ade.
For Latest ship Be,cs FIN Pare
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port or ssw- IoRk. ...................."Sov IL
CLEARED.

NIEAKND.
stsamshp Leo Dearbo-a SaVanHah Murray, Fern, Co
stesn.hip Ch. son Berry Charleston C.. W Qanl Co
steamship Alternate STARK Nogola Richmond &C. Oh Dominion
steamshint 90.
steamship Richmond. Hodges Norfolk &c, OH Donson Steam
shD Go. s, -,
steamship wy,uOas CoucO Richmond, CITY Pon, aai Norfolk Oh
Dominion steamship Go.
Steamship Per Garlne Bernoi &C., NeF'tork aud West India
Steamship 20. ,
s,e.m,hp li,he fBrl morgia Liverpool, William, Galon
ste.mho Anu sita. Richards. Philadelphia Jas Hand
steamship Bensaco Jones Wilmington. n c. Lonian Steamship
Co. .
steamship (Bes Knui'ea Aa'Sarp se Punch Eiys
Co
Ss,ntip Crescent City Carts Havana VIM. 2. Clyde Co
msp Rlara tIr Cook Liverpool Qaoe4s,osu. ChsA
PnnciTn
Ssashp ruaAsaa (Dtl TtopPos, Gssgov hcaieusa prOs
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suu dses. 6,l3 SUB ss.... A.45 Moop r,s..h Morn.
osy--s
s.aay Hoot 1928 GOV, Island 2:Oi Hell Safe Ferry, $3.50
Dssp.
ssuty HOoK 152 Gov, lssud.. 223 He'd Gate Feuv asa
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Ghanres for Business Glen

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TTTTIRAL PUBLISHING HOUSE at half former prce or $500
e.h Cal IA MasysL, address PUBLISHER BOZ %1o'
New-Yark.
AN excellent chance for an entcrprsing
yonaa man Commanding trade preiefred 10 become
PARTSRRn Business with already
good OF business Address WIN reeteaee NJ w. "
l03 Tribune Office
IOOD Chance to buy Half Interest IN ilrst-
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20 Nasssu after adress j. b. Shsne Abileue hsnsAs
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GoIels.
miscellaneous.
Corporation Naiirss

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLlES.-Sealed PHI ss,
WEDNESDAY Nov 20 1878, at seoea M Tor .S; X W.
II, ssbSe. far tho YEA ending Dec 81. 1874 - i. n. 4
psT mi isiorasliou ihe cay Record Cceiss Tor sAs
Cly
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nRCIaIONA-NoY. IL.

Sapreme Court Chambers 8 Barrett J.-Farchild
st b.narrs-JajsDent granted Nthbeh srt h'as'n tnh
een-Asm. COUNSEL The People &c. Az uafnoEog- n "a
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nFNNSYIVANIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leaYe

Ticket, erooms secured At the principal Hotels ard Tieta
0Ices sai u toe Pier . 49,. .
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5teamboat1 ano Railroads
nEPARTURE of THROUGH RAILROAD

nEPARTURE of THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS from sEWYORK
YatR RAiLwAY--0GO ard 1914 .. n. AMI p n.
HEw,JERsEY CRSrRAL-FOr TIE WessV AAenosni3O o. H.
10 80 2.3O g. and $50 p FO EasIoni:5O, 4 aUd a
1850 2:3O. 4 aud $3.50 ?. m. "a.
NswJsEsEr SOyTHERs-FOf Philadelphia steamer lea'e'-9Su
m. .
NEw-YoRE EEv-HavzS AMI IA TFoRp-Por Boston VIA Spring
fed--oJj AMI 10 AMI 40 via shore Lne, sud
9:l0 For NegHven70J, sos, 9Oj, aai 10 M IL m,
and l. 3, 3:65, ABS. 5:l0 $40, and $40 .. NJ
hEwYORX CSSrRAL HgOsOS-o 1880 aud lOilO m ana
$40. 4. .. ; and II D. -.
PHiLAOSlpHA AND EaE-Rne Express, $50 a. Enc Mai.
p m.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID NaBgatuck Railroads Pare 81 steamer Lat A fseon
SeEYorI, and bosi Ion Bridge
port steamer BRIDGEPORT as before
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. = Fare,
~ 81 % Peck-sp New Haven at ) Is and Ill
Daily SUNDAYS eHceDteJ eOnnclag with Tie rslfoli
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
at 400 from Per 2, n r. fqoi Of h9es.9a;s'
Cabin fare o Boston, 81 25. To PhOylDESCEy ~.
Dcck fare 70 BOSTON % %. To PkOflDtNCb, ~
COnnec Providence gll Boston AMI Prov
Prov Worcester RS for all IMPORTANT n Bug cities lni owsa
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! ARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP co.
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
DAILY, SUNDAYS ExCEPrsDI. AT p NJ,
FROM PIER q. NORTH RIVER FOOT OF AURRAY-Src
TIE sAGSIFICEST
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foan O@es.


MO. 1887 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
~ BPAor Por Ladies Branch No. l2Ol Broaisa hoIsy
loanei diamonds walehes lswey &c same bought and sold
LIMBO BROS
MO. 1,191 BROADWAY, at III. b. MEL
~ viLLBS Coral aud Geld JeSelJ store Diamonds "at'h
taken and advanced reqse M
Ii 81 Broadway, Twenty eighthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-12

Genera, beSsloHs-Sutherland, John =. DoOley
John Finn fase prsiens George Games AMI Christopher lie
Strange ouoas assault battery John Knox John Bront and
Michael and receiving stolen gooIs Peter Morgan
AMI grand lrceny. Thomas Connolly forgery W.T.
Ian Scahao Brown Aui Michael CASSIDY having blgrols
implements; James ThompsOn lsssnlt and battery.
ll.(0urt Or Appeals
eniar for Nov u; Not 50, 10 -, 80, H. ID, Is, 40
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NNSYLVANIA RAtLROAD.-Trains leave
Newf0rk from foot d Des1r9ses AMI CorAndt a. fol- 1rsi
Palace Ger, attached 930 D. aai $3.50 m Sunday
FOR Buore wahinrton and the South via Pennwlvrs Air Line
$40 and SUNDAY For Baltimore ahd Wash
inetOn, via b. o. r. r.. a. $50 o. m. dailf 49,. 49,
$50 AMI ~ Eht Sunday $40 1880 $50 an m
For TreSton, 40 m 2 $40 aud Oi4O III sgs4il os
..
Por Rewsrx at g. $50 1920 7:lo. $40, q 10 IL ~
l. 2 2:3O, BIO $40. ilO 1870 ,. 20 $40 - 6D SO 2
1880 80. 10 1850 anil II night Subd' 30 ~ ESQ
"a r., " y Erai5e,s g. $50 100 40 $40 10 IL
q 2.SO 3iO $40 s:lO 1870 500 $40 o $40 $50 z.
100 $40. 10 1880 ani II DIghL SUNDAY 5:2O 6lO
For Rahway s $50 1920 $40 10 m. - n l. 2. $50
D. m and II night SUNDAY. 5;20 $50 and 1870 D n. 80
For Ool5nds AMI Persia Am5oy Aai ~ $50 f;lO and
Fsr New. Brnn,rk 20 and $40 m. y n 3l0 49,
800 7:3O and II mghL suEda' 10 aad '.5O IN
No., Ia"bertv,Ie and Flen.ag.oa $50 a m aal D. N.
Por Philnpsburg and Belviiere, , ani y. a. oo.
Borien;oTn Burlington AMI Cimien fS' aud sot
n 1890. 2. $40. 4, sud .. N
Por Freehold :2OA m, ard 4pm. 80.
For JmresbuTg, Pembcon. Camden a. NJ and 80 p T.
Trains arrive a. follows From Pittsburgh $3.50 NJ go ana
1875 D a. daily, daily aouiaY From "4sliRs
ton ami eos and o. 40 o. 10 and lViS m sen
Cos. $40 aui 1927 p m From Pia1iepGa S;II
1927 Sunday 5ZZ 500 Gao 800 llioo E. m AMI ioi%
Tke, oaees 52s 49, OIL and ga Bro.way 20 A,or nol
foot Of Debrosses aad Cortandi' s@1fln @ re NO
'i b Il SoYD IT, Gen. Pass Ageat
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, via
The new elegant RHODE ISLAND, Tgess Ihars
DAYS aud Saturdays sud sIoNlNGloN hodlv'' i8, san
iayl p arriving IN Boston abea4 Of a. other Lines a..
cke,s or sale at al principal Railroad Oh.es ana nss,
'u' W PiTKtNS D. S. BABCOCK Prehdent
Gen. Pass Ast
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
Ee Ls Coun,y Rampant!

TERRIBLE LIsT OF CRIME AND ACCIDENT.
From Reading there is frightful list of crimes
aud casua, ties, OF which the following is q sum
mary :
Wallace Kissnger. aged nine years, son of ia
cob Kissinger. residing on Tolpehocken Greek,
three miles from Reading was deliberately shot
dead on Saturday afternoon by young man re-
siding in Heading The murderer has escaped.
John Staab, proprietor of saloon in keading'
was so badly beaten by mob at the kutztown
fair, on Saturday, that his recovery is doubtful
A wealthy farmer Of Greenwich township,
B erks county, named Adam WAS robbed and
murdered near his residence, on Friday night
The murderer escaped.
While Young man named George Knipe was
returning to Reading from the country in car
rage, on Saturday evening, lie was attacked by
highwaymen He escaped, returned with a
bai cher knife and charged his asailants. One
of the latter named Oovinskv, was badly gashed
in the face and back and had an ear cut of
William P. Dickinson, an old and well known
citizen of Reading, was burned to death yester-
tappi ng.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Buds are to-be-roses.
Victor Hugo is better.
Chicago has 212 churches.
"A put up job-a stovepipe.
Uncle Sam is living up to his income.
The first female graduate OF the university
of Michigan has married one of her classmates.
"A New London man squeezed wasp's nest
in his hand recently, thinking it was sponge.
The New Hampshire agricultural society Of.
fers premium for the red -headodest baby ex-
hibited.
John Harper has a two-year-old colt which
he is confident will rival the performances of
Lonfellow.
Wonderful are the ways OF matt ure in Illinois.
A pair of boots cost two loads Of potatoes, and
tn raise the potatoes wears out two pair of
boots.
j. Frank Spaulding, an ardent lover of Fort
Wayne, helped himself to books from his en-
ployers library to give to his inamorata, and
now finds himself in trouble.
The newspaper editor who lost number Cf
subscribers by tell his readers to "Look after
your feas, is willing to take variety OF oaths
that he wrote it ''tlues"
Many young ladies who have used the Brob
dignagan fan throughout the season, have been
surprised to find that one arm has assumed a
size quite out Of proportion to the other.
The woman of business Husband: ''Mary
I find you have considerably overdrawn at the
bank" Mary Nonsense John, how can that
be I've two OF those blank checks left yet"
AT the Michigan horse fair, held at Grand
Rapids recently. there we're entries of 23S hors-
es alone, and over 10000 people were on the
course on one day. The receipts were 100000,
"A dry goo is merchant of H .rtford was asked
how he spent his evenings. His reply WIS, "At
night store my mind, and during the day 1
mind my store" He was alive at last accounts
Olive Logan says: "The sight of woman's
ankle in Wall straet will counteract panic !"
Aud yet Olive suffered the recent pasic in Wall
street to flourish like green bay tree for sever
al days
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
English Emin ration to the United States.

The Anglo American Times of September
18th, believes that emigration on large
scale from England to the United States" has
begun. 1t says: "The English agriculturist
has found that he may toll here to bstter pur
pose than in his native village, and his expatria
ton will steadily increase to large proportions"
Mr.. Geo Grant has just taken large colony to
a tract of $40 square miles in central Kansas,
extending from Smoky to Salina Valley. II W.
Eds, F. S. A late presi !ent of the Agricultural
Society OF London, lays out the central settle
ment, that is to be called Victoria City. Scott
Skrring, late president of the Edinburgh Agri-
cultural Society, is colonist, and Mr.. Grant
has sold thirty square miles OF the land to
gentlemen of distinction-scions of whose
families are to go out by and by. The
London Working Mems Farming At
sociation took eight square miles. Some
Of the finest English cattle have been shipped,
and Aberdeen bulls are to improve Texas stock
Stone houses have been erected at 80 900 and
under, and il further examination sffirms what
has been reported, the whole tract will be set
tied directly. Mr.. W W. Clark has gone to San
Francisco 10 behalf OF the Union Land and I'm
migration Bureau of London, with a capital of
81 ,000. 900. to be increased to s., 100000. His
scheme is to have the disposition of 50, 100000
hands Of the bureau the bureau to sell to the
emigrant and superintend his removal. Thus it
is seen that Virginia is not the only State which
is now receiving English immigrants Those
going INTO Virginia, however, appear to do so
wholly on individual account and not through
any immigration bsreaus or associations.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

Correspondence Of the Commerciall
NEW CASTLE, Oct 13.
Levy court meets tomorrow,
Our Jail is rapidly being filed Two new addi-
tions arrived on Saturday.
The 80 train to Wilmington, on Saturday
evening, was crowded, many persons going from
here to the Opera House.
Sweet potatoes continue to arrive from New
Jersey, and in consequence they are plenty and
cheap.
An egg plant weighing six and three quarters
pounds, and grown by James HammOns, gard
ner for DR. Lesley, is on exhibition in the store
window of d. Challenger. This is only one Of
the many evidences of Mr.. Hammon's superior
gardening.
Recorder Nicholsons term s out next month.
Who will succeed him is matter of much specu-
lation, and among the many candidates we
could not venture to make guess as to who will
be the successful one.
Cider merchants and peanut venders have
made their appearance on our streets.
The second tube mill Of Tasker Il Co., is be-
ing rooted
Those railroad trucks, which were launched
in the river on Friday, are to be recovered to-
dav il possible.
Ex-Sherif Herbert has bought of j. ]. Tag
gert three building lots adjoining his new house.
A horse belonging to Messrs. Platt. Il Elking-
ton, while returning on Saturday morning from
the steamboat wharf, stumbled and fell. On at
tempting to get him on his feet it was found
that he had been paralyzed in the hind legs
Every thing possible was done to relieve him,
but it is feared that there will soon be dead
horse in New Castle.
On Saturday night, about twelve o'clock, some
thieves made an entrance in this store of J. o.
Roberts, by boring out the panel of the door.
They broke open the money drawer. and found
only three cents. This seemed to be their only
object, as nothing was stolen except small
amount OF candy. Mr. Roberts says that he has
a clue andif he succeeds in discovering the thief,
or thieves, he will made them suffer.
H. HC.