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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-29
CALLED.
DY sRLIA BURLKIoH.

Lifc's deep midsummer. Up tho hills went
Alone, and yet companionod by q thought
That glad endurance to my spirit lent,
And all my mind to happy music wrought.
The morning hours had vanished up tho blue,
There was no shelter from the nO0ntide heat,
Height over height my rugged pathway grew,
But still hurried on with tireless feet.
felt no faintnesB at the noontide glow,
No shrinking that the hills were steep to climb
Tho world, all beauty, lay outspread below,
To heavenly music oil my thoughts kept time.
For aye voice kept singing at my heart,
The master called, aud he has work for me,
In this great harvest shall bear part,
And golden sheayes bring home triumphantly.
sudden darkness fell athwart the sky,
Aud all the beauty faded from the day,
Ifelt the gadness in my spirit die,
As one to meet me came along the way.
yelled presence, at whose noiscless tread,
My heart stood pulsclcss with sudden fear,
And a the promise Of the future fled
The Masters work. the golden harvest near.
"I do not need to ask thee who thou art"
said with bitterness. yet tits but noon
Among the reapers had borne part
And done good service hadst thou left me room.
~ had been ready when the evening came,
Some sheaves had proved had not toiled for
naught-
With kindly welcome had pronounced my name,
anu Bluulg iolp thN iuoV 'hy piNn'hNN b'N"bH''
But now, in sooth thou comest all too soon,
And takst my work unfinished from my hands,
Thou bd'st mo hence when day IL at tho noon,
My golden harvest all unsathered stands"
But when with bitter tears, turned away,
A gentle voice said "Is 1t then but 30
Thou lowest the Master? Is 1t thine to say
Here will stay, at such an hour will go"
"Can'st thou not trust him : Lo, these many years
His love has led thee, giving still the best,
With good unlocked for still has met thy fears,
Thy sharpest trials turned to sweetest rest.
"And ia it well that, like froward child,
Thou claimest as thine own, tho things He meant
70 lure thee upward, WHICH thy thoughts bcguied
To nobler aims, worthier intent?
"'Tis not thy work the Master needs, but thee,
The loving spirit the believing heart,
The child obedient, trustfu glad to be
Where'ere lie will, to stay or to depart.
" Thnkst thou there is no work to do but this,
No other harvest whitening in the sun,
That any change can rob thee of the bliss
Ofsure completion of the task begun?"
l turned in haste, rebnked, no more at strifo
With Him my foolish heart had quailed to meet,
And 10 Gods angel, not of Death but Life,
Before me stood, aud drew me to his feet.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-29
TO tlS MtIlOry OF
BARBARA HERON,
Aged At,

Who expressly desired that these words of God
should be written on her grave for the comfort of
whoever should come here repentant and sorrow
stricken:-
"who is 4 God like unto thee? Thou
wilt cast all their sins into the depths Of the sea.
"For the Lord shall comfort Zion: He will COM
fort all her waste places, and he will mako her
wilderness'like Eden, and her desert like the gar
den Of the Lord: Joy and gladness shall be found
therein: Thanksgiving and the voice Of melody"
And the stranger bowed himself t.
the ground, as if he had heard an an
gels voice. Perhaps he did. Here wa,
the love-type of that heavenly love
that he was wildly clutching in q faitt
that was half despair tho love that
survived sin and suffering and death,
and stretched hand to save and soothe
from the very grave ITSELF
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-29

ANOTHER ANTI-SEAsIcK VEssEh.-bes-
semer's contrivance for keeping a ships
saloon steady in rough sea appears 10
have found a rival in a floating caoin
devised by NJ. Alexandroyski, the IN
ventor of the underwater vessel.
The construction is very much the same
as that of the Bessemer, but the caDln'
instead of being attached to pivot,
literally floats in kind OF tank piaceu
amidships between tho engines. Inc
invention has been tested by the Grand
Duke Constantine in his capacity as
head of the naval department, with
perfectly satisfactory result; all EFFORTS
to shake the cabin proving utterly un-
successful, and the pitching, as well as
the rolling, motion of the vessel being
completely counteracted. M. AleAan-
droyski has gone to England in order 10
patent his invention, intending to visit
France also with the same object.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-29

IRON TEnAaRAPH PosTs.-n Man.
chester, England, telegraph posts are
manufactured of spirals Of iron-rib-
bons, in fact, supported on cast-iron
base, and surmounted with a capital OF
the same material. A slender rodforms
the axis of the column, or, as it really
| is. n trellis-work tube. Compared with
cast-iron columns, these structures are
little moro than one-third either IN
weight or cost, while in appearance tne
gain is decidedly great For conserve
tories or other horticultural purposes
The trslis column is very suitable. such
a pillar. II feet high and eight inches
in diameter, is guarnteed to support a
vertical pressure Of one ton,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

ZINE MgS DESERT FROM THE United
srATEs IRoS.cLAD MANuATTAN."
while tae UCi ed States Ison-clad
NiHhqras was wing az the mouth Of the
Chrl.tiana, on The niyht Of the 1ttn In
slant, undergoing certain repairs, one Of
her small boats was lowered into the
water and BOARDED by nine Of the vessels
crew, who osc ped TO the Jersey shore
and have not since been heard from.
Iaeir names and birth. places and the
positions hey held on tur vessel az the
i.ue O.. taelr esq pc, are as follows
Richard Burns, PAIRd-lphia, seaman
Char. Raynor, kockiaud county, y. Y,
ordinary -e4inau Charles Gallagher,
Philadelphia, laudsman Thomas Nc.
Govern, Albany, y. y, landsnan Geo.
r. Wlkens, PhUade. phia, landsman
VIM. Cook, Ireland, landsman john
Brown, scotland, laudsman Andrew ),
bradley, Philadelphia, secoad engineers
fireman.
Il Is supposed that the men were afraid
90 again risk thcir lives on Tie steamer at
sea, as she acted 90 badly along tao Del
aware coast Two weeks since when on her
way south, and made them believe she
was not .Ii ssaworihF.
AR. Yltes ,commar ding the NlH1aitan
lG.r- reward OF $50 each for The arcs
Of The mer and their delivery on board
The Receiving SUP Potomac, now lying
al the Philadelphia navy yard. He also
offers reward for the recovery Of the
boat, which las been found On the Jersey
I shore a. a will DO returned 10 the receiving
} chip mentioned above,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13
An Imnortnnt Nnternrlse.

RSoCH MOORE, JR., PROPOSES STARTING A
STEAMBOAT LINE BETWEEN THIS CITY
AND PENNsGROvR.
Enoch Moore, Jr., proposes starting a
steamboat line between this city aud
Peunsgroye, y. j., II four hundred
shares Of stock, at s25 per share, can he
sold, the proceeds to 20 towards fitting
out a tug boat and barge. Mr.. Moore
says be will take ono hundred shares Of
the stock, and that the citizens Of Penns
grove have agreed TO take ~ least eighty
shares more. This leaves 900 shares Yet
Co be disposed OF, and Nimug'oulans
shon.d suhscribe literally. Mr.. Moore Is
confident the line will pay, aud in few
DAYS Will open subscription books aad
call ON our ciiizsus. We trust inc will De
successful aud that in future Wilmington
will enjoy, what she could long ago have
had. the bulk of the trade Of salem
Ogufr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

A cory or TuE LETTER FOrSD nv REST,
oNE or THE FROsEcCrIJN's wlrsrasEs
IL rnE nANK nrMnLAhY rA.E.


A CORY or TuE LETTER FOUSD nv REST,
ONE or the PHosrcrrI1S's wlrHr5sEs
~ raE HANK BrHnLAhY CASE.
IA will l,s remembered bv the rsater of
th,. i,cee1.n,s In ina b,nIs hrr.,tnrv case
thot me rroseention offered in evidonc.
a ...t.r s,ilt, bsrs hen found he YIN.
T. Bsstntt tho Mace where oolcer Car.
berry ALLEGES he was assaulted bv Carter
ana ibis ,on,ra4ss and ma n ,-as rplsd
ont on tho e,ronnd tbat az IL VS. found
tbr.s dova (, ~ ths an. r,i,t.d BURGLARY
! Ia ,gss -n5t sdrniss,blo md onnld moi 80
toward conpecfin0 the missioner, with thr
crime. Fearing tbtt the publication OF
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tSo go. ~ no ,r,ssas-. ,se,- rSY1s,i
reorrstc5 tbef /, sbnnil ~ trnt rom the
mile r,,u thec,se nod 6niuV ,ln,at
This was a.rs.d 10
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13
AT His OLD GlME.-Bsnton Hauser,

AT HIS OLD Benton Hauser,
who obtained horse under false pre-
fences IN this city last spring and was
detec Ell IN his raseality and subsequently
imprisoned in New Castle jail, from
which place he was bnt recently ro'
leased, Is playing a. his old game again.
Last week he hired a team OF Mr..
Lewis, at the Black Horse Hotel, to 20
to West Chester for the purpose Of bring
ing his wife home, but has not since been
heard from, and Il Is th ought he hss he
fore this sold the property and decamped
with the proceeds. This was exactly the
wav he proceeded at first.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

Hhrper's Bafar, one year. stoo
Pour dollar. Includes prepayment n tho o. g..
postage by the pnbli.hers.
subscription, Co lIsrper's Magazine, Weekly
aud Bazaar O. one address for ono year. $40 NJ, 1r,
two of Harper's Periodicals. 10 one address Tor
one year. siOi postage payable by tho subscriber
At the Office whore received
An extra copy " either the Magazine, Weekly
or Bafar will he suppiiad gratis for every club "
FfvE sfH,cnIHREs 81 - On each. In one remit-
tance; ur. Elk copies flr sN0 without eyua
cory postage PAYABLE BY tho tubscnhera ht the
offices 50 here received,
Back numbers c1u DO supplied A. any time
She 4iv volumes OF HkRrrR' BAFAR. for the
years is.s ~ 'W n. a. %. elegantly bound
in graen morocco cloth. will Zoe sent by express.
frelght prepaid for a. on ench.
Tho po.insr ou liarper's Ht1ar is 81 cents 3
vonr which must be- paid ~ the suhscilhers pott
oiHre Allress HARPER & BROTHERS.
law Naw York
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

STOLEN ARTICLES RECOVERED. - The
articles stolen from the car of Il. II.
Bringhurst, Jr., some time since, have
been recovered. They were found In the
house OF man named Groves, living
over Third street bridge. A boy named
Davis has been arrested on suspicion OF
having stolen the articles and conveyed
them to the house Of Groves.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13
"a Repository Of FhAht0n, FieAaufe
aud InalrmcllOn.n


N0TfCIH OF I'M FNFH7- .
Tue BAzAR is edited with contribution Of tset
nd tale that We seldom find 10 any journal j.,
and inc journal Itself is the organ Of the great
world n fashion - B0sfan Trdr'tts
Tho RA3AR commeuds itself ~ every member
Of tho hou-ehold-in the children by droll aud
pretty pictures tn tho Young ladies' BY It's fashion
plates in endless variety,to the prevideni mhtron
by its patterns for the childrans clothes 70
paisrflmfiias by It's tasteful designs for en-
hrodered slippers and luxugions dressing gowns.
Rat the readiug natier 0f the Bazaar Il uniformly
NJ great eNcolieuce The paper has acquitted =
wide popularity for the hraside enjoyment II
.W,rfe Enaufnn Past
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

ABANDONED BAh0E'-NHpIHIu d
McCartv, Of the Packet Kate, Of Penns-
grove, y. j., picked M barge belonging
TO the Monitor Mdnhaftan, In the Della
ware, opposite the Edgemoor Iron Works
Saturday last. It was water logged and
abandoned. having been done so by the
deserters from the Mdnhatiln. One OF
the deserters crossed the Delaware TO
Pennsgrove on raft.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13
Con-, ru1vvrs.-on wedne.dAy week

Cool THIEvBs.-on Wednesday Wees
some thieves affected an entrance &c
the house of Mrs. Z. wilkins, No. IL e
Fourth street. After satisfying their
craving appetites By resort 70 the pam
try, they proceeded to rsnsacS the house,
and appropriated 10 themselves severs
pieces OF clothing, with which they
escaned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

opfrs RIsnf.-Ths Norrlsiown Herald
savs: About this time the Delaware bank
robbers would rather be In Licking
county, Ohio, than in licking" county,
Delaware.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

LAUNDRY, BAFH AND GYMSAsIuN.-
Salisbury hiss subscribed $500 towards
erecting building near the river In that
town 10 be used as a steam laundry, bath
house and gymnasium.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

In BOOK roHM.-H. q. Ashnead, Esq.I
has received an offer from publisher In
Philadelphia to issue, in book form, his
letters from Crlsheld, which have for
aome time appeared weekly In the Chester
Republican Thew will mako an interest
lnS book, and we hone his PROFITS will he
commemorate with the merits Of the book.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

BUILDING IMpROvEMENTs.-A row OF
houses have hean built on Lombard
stree. between Ninth and Tenth street ;
row on Lombard between Taylor and
Eighth streets, and a row on the same
street between TAYLOR and Ninth streets
Work on the building. proposed as a
boarding house, on French street between
Second and Third streets, being erected
oy Mr.. James Bradford, IL progressing.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

CAMP MEErISa AT HuHLocK's.-The
Board Of Managers Of Hurlock's Union
Camp Meeting met last week and deei-
ded To c,mmenee the meeting for Sl4 on
July 24'h, next. Il will continue for a
week or ten days.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

FATAL AccIDEST.-Cornellus O'Neil,
an old railroad employe, engaged as
packer or the Front street railroad, was
,i.l,d this morning on that road at about
4 80, where IL crosses Jtffarles street,
he was on the train With his maud on the
ofeaF, when, from some cause. he fel
1e,wecn the cars, despite the Efforts OF
those near boy to catch him. lie wa
umo.e1 10 aud 40, tae Whole train Of
I've or more cars passing over him JUL
b1vs The waist. When taken up h.t
h-o,t was ca. oPen AMI lis b idy o'her
aise INITIATED, -Ches'sr Nsrs II Saturday
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

NOMINATED. 49, Richard Harrington,
formerly Of this State, was Monday
nominated and confirmed as the sscre-
tary of the District Of Columbia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

UrUNtEdT0N WESTERN RAILROAD
w TIME TABLE.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Oct 'her Def. ISIS trains Will nun
A. fiiuws
Leave Wilmington 10 ns m ard Is m
Ioaya Luudauhaig tla u. and |ll m
ArivsHt Nllnin.ilu o. A 30 auf 80 y 90,
Arrive 40 Ltra.ubor. ~ pp m aud 3 m % m
CuNNECTlc NS-rmlr- leaving Wilmington
A. o. p o.. m " ith train leaving Phnsdelphia AZ
T. 4la m
Train leaving Wilminston ~ 3 20 p. n. eon
ue-'ts with train leaving Philadelphia az y m
T~siu arriving nt Wilmington 81 80 A H. ,
wifh uain fYr Philadelphia at 10 Ia. fl
Train arriving A. Wilmington ut $50 + ~
with train tor lhiladeilhia az Z D. o.
DAVID COANELL. hnpt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

THE SENATE COMMITTEES. I'm the llst
Of Senate committees Just announced we
and that Senator Bayard, of this 5 ate,
is on the following committees " III.
nance" " Private Land Clains," aud
" Engrossed Bills" he being Chairman
Of tho last named committee.
senator sanl.bury Is on the following
committees "Prlvileses and Election
.. Post Offices and Post Roads" and
- Printing
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

Duou,RED TuiEvrs. Since Court met
many thieves VINO have served out Their
terms Of imprisonment at New Z astlei
haye been discharged, aud this accounts
1 in "a measure for the depretatioas com
mltted here within the past ten days. Il
those who are robbed would promptly
report the Circumstances connected vita
/ me atTdr to Chief Of Police Brady, IL i'
more th4n probable the guilty pdrti.s
/ would b. captured and punished "a th'
police nov have a very thorough know
edge Of the cht-dngered gentry Of TOE
city aud Of tac.r hanuts.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13
MAKES the WEAK STRONG,

Tic PeTuUi0n Syrup, a Protect
Il Solution Of the PrOtOctde OF
ron. Is so cOnbiRcd as TO hare
nc character Of an dtiment' as
osity diqestcd diid GSSinudt
cith The blood as The simplest
God. u increases the quantity
u Natures OlUB TtGtising
Igent, IRON iN the blood, ana
''tics "e Thousand us, simpy
11dOniHg Wp, IHriGoF0tiRg ana
; st0iising The System. The en-
'ichcd anil Uitdiiecd blood per-
1cdtCs eUeFU part of the BODY,
'epdiFinD damages and tCdste'
iedrchiilO out morbid secre-
ions, and leaving nothing T0r
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret Of the WOn-
fclJWt success Of this TenledDm
airing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
ilaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar'
hGa, Coils, Nervous Affections
Jhills and Fevers, Humors
-oss Of Constitutional NigOri
diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complains
sild az diseases originating no
bad state Of the blood, or dc-
'0nlpdnied Oy debility or q l0O
Hatc OfNc system. Being free
rom AfcOhOi. IN any form, as
aeTGi-iitO effects arc not jot-
o1Ced on corresponding redc-
ion, bit are permanent, tnfW-
mig strength, UiDOF, and teiO
tfe into all parts of tho SYSTEM
md building up an Iron Con-
titUtiOn.
Thousands hare been cadnge@
~ Ito use Of his remedy, from
Ceoh, sickiy, suffering cTeds,
arcs. to GtrOHO, hedithy, ana
tdppn men 0nty 9COHlen; ana
t,rOtidS cdHlsOt reasonably heS-
tate 10 giUe it q trial.
See MOt each bottle has PERU
IAN SYRUP GJoiUB i'S tho glass;
Pamphlets Free.
ETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Proprietors'
No. Milton Place, BOSTON,
com ny DH1c5IsTs GrNERALL.-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

PLEAD Grurr.-Tom Malonev, ot this
city. who was arrested here last month
on the charge Of stealing gold watch
and chain and other articles ffom par'ies
In Wukesbarre. and returned to that
Mace. was a5riirned for trial OF the 29th
ult, and plead guilty to TWO charges
Of larceny. He was sentenced TO pay a
fine Of $50 and to he imprisoned IN the
Eastern penitentiary at Philadelphia TO-
.wo years and-a-halL
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13
nrsINEsS DIRrcroEr.

BUSINESS DIREfTORT.
.-..-..-.-..
vonrl,yp p .srl.asr.g..,.,r.,.
canal, mh''
s''''' iA"''' y" '5' lilIi 'i't.
'Ahhia'ts
.pBra,r l. .rt,to,,r - s...t 81 s,.-i--
nNtI w. yVt"-i No., sfrseis ''''
" 90 w ''@".' W '''' '''' '''' NV -
rt.rutsa
q ErNEAWW r,rn.r rUi-1 and Mari 90 .traats
GLbEsEu ASH .u Nsr.af .trarf .Iu ..ar,
1 Il NnOnRo1V rr1.- ,..t'rI and !. .It..v
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13
sPEcrsE roTfol Is.


Keep unaltered for any length 81 time. are port
able. cleanly, convenient aud Away effective,
A trial will convince those wh.9 have uHVer u. q
them VI the usefulness, handiu,esr. eecnoiny aud
prompt energy " this indisucnsi Die inndlchl
agant A fresh supply reeeiVu't aud sold " hoie'
raw anu K. BRINGHUtRsT 4 CO.,
rorner Sixth and ma ke streets.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13
JOHosPECTus ron is7t-sEvENTu
YEAR.

ct II T. \ l. ID Y t."
An IIIustrRtrd Monthly Journal.
Tutvcrsatty Admitted 10 he the
zHnudsonraf Periodical IN tho
world! Representative
and champion of
American TASTE.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

A vnluAbls Counter lritant fcr. m eumatlc aud
nsuralgic paias. stid neck, sore thrt at etc I'M
like fnnatsrd, this does not blister. Sold whole
sale and retail by . ..,.,...,,.,,s,,, =, no
Conner slNth and MArket hlreols.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

nIL WARE RAILROAD LINE. -P.f..ass
- tIi.- W.ll 4save ls .l..3ws.
, 1873-10-27

Charges Against John W. Wright, d
Former Indian AgGnt.-EVriElat Res
piloa in a Pamphlet.

Charges AEainst John w. Wright, d
Eornlor Indian Agsnt.-yVrigAt Eke-
piloH in a Pamphlet.
8. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-A pamphlet has appeared
hero, prrportipg to have omauated from John
". Wright, Of Washington, who was formerly an
Indian Agent, and Rgainst whom Indictments
we're found in the Criminal Court lust March
for forging .ouchora upon which number Of
Indian claims wore paid by the Interior
Department. wlloh charges the United States
Government with prosecuting him unjnHtly, and
implicatea Atty.-oon. Williams and the socre-
ls property, to aatisfy -grouudoss claims, It
appeara That Atty.-Gen. Williams aont one 4. ].
Williamson, OF tho 1ntorior Department, out lore
to have Wright indicted In the States
Court, hia prosecution having been de-
layed so long that hs Indictment III
BY tho statute 81 limitation. g'lis waa done
through COL ]. Q. Normilo, the Circuit Attorney
Of the Criminal Court, md United states Dia-
triot Attorney Patrick was instructed to asaist In
the prosecution OF tho case. subsequently,
2atriok soo1nB to llayo suspected Col. Nornilo's
Addity, aud wrote private lotter to the Attor-
nnsy}.ds'eral. n} Charging him Nth iueompotenoy,
rlolt) to asaume coatrol Of tho Gaso,
aud being frlendly towards Wright in oon-
soauoauo Of tho non-reoLpt Of rotaiu-
or, lle stipulated for one with williamson. Tho
pliamphlot also contains q latto4 from Williams
son to Atty,.Gon. Williams, IN which ho pro-
pesaing through tue mails, to asosrtst, it Nor
employ an ug6nt to pack tho Jury ilsJudge
Pri1n1n'a Court which la intimatos cas bo
eaaiy dono. Col. Normile has Writton to- Avy,.
Con, Williams denying empAatloaly III IT,
, 1873-10-27

boen received at tho Mint to haaton silver COIN
ngo, nB the Government fntollt1a paying It out
no1t weok. ISx-0ov. Pollock advoliiHes for
$4,000 pounds Of nickel, 1000 pounds Of tin, and
1900 pounilB of ztno for coinage purpoaoB In tho
Mint. Many business men hi Oatndon nro pay
ing out apecio III change for small amounts.
Tloro Ia now quite large number Of emnn 6il-
ver coin iii circulation in this city.
New YonN, Oct. 25.-Tho proposed rosump-
tion Of specie paymenta by tho Treasury caused
many applications to-day ut tho 8ub-rrcaHnry
for the conversion OF legal-tondors and frac-
tfonal currency into ailyor coin, but tho Assist
ant Treasurer las not yot received my instruo-
tons from Washington. A prominent officer IN
the Snb-Troasnry said TINT 1900 OUNCES OF
fno silyor wore purchased In tltH city oar!y IN
tho wook, and had boen forwarded to tho Mint
In Philadelphia. This amount would furnish
about 8t24 900, tho difference occasionod by ono
tenth alloy serving to Offset tho coat Of carrnge,
and making tho value OF the cons to tho Gov
ernmcnt no creator than that Of tho groenbaoks
with whlc1, tho silvor was purchased. Tho
tho contrary, said that ho was unaware
OF the purchase Of silver, and did not think it
could havs taken place without hia knowledge.
From those several statements, some think it
looks very much as II tle resumption Of silver
payments might turn ont to be aa great farce
~ President Grants lottor to hfr. Williams.