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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

PENINsULAR CHURCHES The Lew M E. Church
at Wesley's Chapel, in Caroline county, was ded.
icated 70 the service OF Almighty God, on Sunday
last. Bishop Scott, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Uric and
Rev. Andrew Manship, oficiated on the occasion
The sermon by Bishop Scott we have heard spok-
en- of as ono of his finest efforts The Indebtedness
of the church, amounting 10 about 81 900 was all
lifted except about 500, which it is believed some
of the friends of the Church. who were absent will
provide for at once. The entire cost for building
and furnishing is estimated at s., 900.
The Protestant Episcopal congregation at Greens.
borough, in Caroline county, are about erecting a
church edifice in that town. The size of the build.
ing will be 40x60 feet and cost from So 500 to
$4,000.
The Episcopal congregation of Denton, propose
building church sometime during the present
year. A portion of the money is already subscri.
bed and one citizen has already signi6ed his will
lingness to give lot of ground upon which to e.
rect the building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

whom The contract ios aTslalng sha pity Hall
YalAl bsd paeh ataFenal haa FalhlAs ta Elea, Mg
same be moved thai y ha given To tha uakt lew
Ohk bidder as8s
N, Haysl HlO!sa y psisEls lhs Cav esaniI.
H, o. Moore, Inspector iot tbs flrIs Ward,
having removed from the Ward, Thomas T. Bens
nett was elected to lil the vacaRCy. .r ..t
N. D. Stotsenburg was elected 70 the Inspector.
ship OF the Seventh Ward; maao vacant by the
resignation of Frank Nolen.
A petition for a lamp OH Windsor street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth, was read aud referred.
Ihe grades OF Pennsylvania Avenue, were, on
motion OF Mr.. Febiger fixed as foows:-
From the centre stone in Delaware Avenue, "a
Harrison street, All ascent Of foet inches from
Harrison to Franklin, an ascent OF 10 feet from
Franklin, to Broome, M ascent of ID feet s in.
ches from BrOome TO Rodney, an ascent OF feet
4inches from Rodney, half way tn ClAyt 4
feet the rest of the way to Clayton street. regu-
lar grade from Clayton 10 Dupont. no alteration
At Twelfth and Clayton streets, cutting of live
feet
On motion of MIR. Underwood, the papers on
the Clerks desk were referred without reading.
ORDERS.
John Logue, $2l7OO; Edw. Green. So. 10; Jas
Flanagan, S22S.27; Robt. MeIntire, S20l 50; Chas
Warner Il Co, $5292S; John II. Hawkins, SIG.
%; Mrs. +. Cancey, Sl2 26; G, T. johnson, SIS,
81; Mellerts & Kensey, S264,2S; Croasdale q Cam
sron, $32.43; SamI Candy, Jr, &22 43; s. 4
Thomas, $7S John q. Farra, So! p, w. d. d. r
Il. Co, Sl929; Robt. Lee, $50: Geo. Mccall
500; Wm McCrsa. $50: John w. Carey, $50
VIM. H. Griffin, S2l. 6l; Or. J. II. Curtis, $50.
On motion, Council adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

The GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT DOVER
Architect Mullctt and his accompanying party,
returned from Dover; "Wednesday, whittier they
had gone to make selection of a site for the new
Government Building there proposed. There
sites were vewed-one at the head of Locker
man street, on State, the intersection of Har-
rs a second at Lockerman and Bradford streets,
and a third al Lockernan and Governor streets.
No positive selection was made, but there was IA
concurrence of opinion in favor of the first
named site, which is tantamOunt t. a seIection.
The matter was left in the hands OF Mr. Aullett
for his decision. Although two squares distant
from the public square, the probable location is
really ia the business part of the town. The Ma
tonal Bank, several stores, and other places of
business stand In that vicinity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

A PROSPECTIVE SANDWICH Island JoB-A
Honolulu correspondent of ths New York Tribune
states that Admiral Pennock has ordered a very
thorough survey of the Pearl Harbor lagoon,
which 1t Is proposed on behalf of the Sandwich
Island government TO cede to the United States
for reciprocity. skilled engineer, who has al
ready made survey of the harbor estimates that
it Will cost from four to We millions OF dollars to
make 1t accessible. This would be quite an ele-
phantine git, but there are doubtless patriots
waiting and watching sereneiy the consumma tion
which Will make the harbor ours and the job OF
opening it theirs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
SOCIETIES..
MKErIMoa THIS rvrnrnn

FatIiaX lax Lodge. No. s, o o F., at Odd Fsi.
lows Hall 3D. and King Sts
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, o OF. at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Sta
Delaware Tribe, No. l, / o Il NJ, at Red Mem,
Hall, 4l5 Market -"
washington Council, No 4, o U An. at Ne.
chanes' Hall, 2l9 King st. - -
80 Rescue Council, No 8, Jr., o U A N, at Hall,
9th and Market ST -AA'''
Market St - '' "Va
~ Excelsior Lodge. No 7. X Of P, ut Knights of
Washington Camp, p o SOFA. at Gooa ri,
ows Hall. Sd and Market Sta S- 90
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth ana
Market streets, third story front. ~.-1 -1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
10000 GIFTS.
S5OO,0O0.

On TUESDAY. JULY Sth. 1873 the Third {; rand
GiGG Concert under the management of Ex
Governor Thos +. Bramlette. and authorized by
special Of the Leg stature. for the benefit Of the
Public Library OF Kentucky. positively and une-
quivocally comes Of in Public Library Hall at Lou
isvlle. Ky., when 10 1la Gifts ali cash amounting
l. Sj00OO0. will he distributed by lot among the
teket-holders The Isoney TO pay all these it, in
full il already in bank and set aside for that pur-
pose. as the following ccrtIhclte shows
OFFICE or FARNtEs' AND RBoyFEs' BANK. /
LoUisYLLE. Ky. April :. 1879. J
This is 10 certify that there j. in the FARMERS
AND DROYERs' BANK. TO the credit OF the Third
Grand Gf Concert far The benefit Of the Public Lii
brary of KY. FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. which has been set apart by the Mana
gers 10 pay the gifts in full aud viii be held by the
Bank and paid cut for this purpose and this purpose
only.
(SignedD r. 5. NEEcH Cashier
Only few tickets remain uDsoid. and they will be
furnished 10 the first applicants at the following
prices: Whole tickets sl9; hlives s.; quarters
81 50: IL wholes for el00 a tor S5; ll3 for 1890
and 575 for 5000 For tickets aDd full information
apply 10 TlIOS. L. BRAMLEfTE,
- puisyiile, ny.
or THOS. H. HAYS q co.
609 Broadway. New York. ap22-d2tawA aim
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
CLAYTON HOUSE.

ARRIVALS Up TO NOON TO-DAY.
J. p McColley, Phila., Pa.
r. O. Fitch, New York City, NY
VIM. H. Hurd. Boston, Mass.
d n Howell, Phils., Pa.
w. w. WernIng. {"
A. NJ. Hutchison,
}. +. Quigg, Piitsburg, Pa.
j. Buitraee, New York City, NY e
Rost Whltehill, Newbure, NY.
Horace J. Lubers,
Geo. Copeland,
ID. r.. Trainer.
II. S. TatnalI, City.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
Sentences to Prison for Life.

NEW YORK, May s. The trial OF Robert p
Bleakly, for the murder OF his niece MaIh Ann
Foley, alias Maud MerrlI, which has been going
on for The past two weeks, was concluded to-day
and given to the jury, who after an absence Of two
hours, rendered verdict OF murder in the second
degree. The prisoner was sentenced to the State
prison for life.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
CITY ITEMS.

ALFRED WALTON Druggist. No. 2S5 Marke
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines and that a competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call at tina
store and that charge is made except the regular
price Of the medicines the rice as they would
pay anywhere else but that ne one is visited at
their residences
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

SUPPOSED lNcENDIARY. A coored man, name
uuknown. has been committed 10 jail ct New Cas-
lie to await trial on a charge of burning the barn
of Alexander Read, near Mt. Pleasant. He was
discharged by Mr.. Waters, Mr. H's tenant and is
supposed to have considered that sufficient CO use
for his incendIarism
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

SALEs OF MoNEY.-At the sixty-thiTd monthly
meeting Of Star Loan Association. held last even
ing, money sold as follows: $1,000 at 2lA per
cent. premium $1,000 at 1917 $1,000 at 14%.
AT The regular monthly meeting Of Young Mems
Loan Association, held last evening" $500 sold at
20 per cent premium. Withdrawn shares were
also paid off, 10 the amount of $500
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

The PAoIFIo RAILROAD SulTs.-A WASHINGTON
dispatch in the New York Post i'll accounting for
the delay in filing The bills in the suits of the
United States against the directors of the Pacific
laroad says that it has heen asrertalned that the
te!esrAph iine along the Union Pacific road and
Pullman car service for that road are each in the
hands OF stock company largely composed of di-
rectors and officers of the Union Pacific which
matter 1t has been thought necessary to investigate
before pro dings were commenced
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

Having thus plunged Louisiana into civil
t1'in,lI.. oilnloI'on 70 crafty vulgar, sneaklna.
Mhat IS now the duty Of the AdmlnIstraflon :
EYldently It Is 70 back straight ont 81 this
most disgraceful quarrel, cali OF its dogs. and
IeaYe law and decency to have Their due
course 0-- NN0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
Steam Atomizers.

For the Inhalation Of stomi7ed fluids in the treat
meht OF chronic aisra ot the throat air passages
ami lungs. Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous flow OF sT-ay without Inconvenience
or labor During the iSt two or three wears we
have supplied several lu-u ct these Atomizers and
in most eases with W., -aIlstactuTy results.
Is EElNUIiUESf X Co. Aruthecaries,
ColneT Sixth aud Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
aEGSS vEus,s GsssDER.
RRsIsFER's OPBIoE.

RhaiBFEh > OffICE.
New Castle County, April l7th, 1873
Upon the oapplieatioP SaaaRa W. Farson. Ex.
ton hundred in said county. deceased; it Il
ordered and directed BY the Register that the
ExeeutriK aforesaid, give notice of the grant
Ing OF Letters TestamenLaFy upon the Estate
OF the deceased. with the date of granting there
OF, by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Letters IN
six ofthe most pnhlie places OF the County of New
Castle. .requiTing all persons havn demand aga
the Estate 70 present the same, abide by an Act
OF Assembly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the same
period in the Delaware Gazette. a newspaper pub
two months. s =
C~A=l Given under the hand AndSeaIof Ogiee Of
L.s the Register aforesaid, 81 New Castle. IN New
above written. B, GIBBS, Register
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

POLICE CAsEs.-John Flanagan, for assault and
battery on Elmer Warner, was fined IS and costs,
and held to bail, in the sum of 5000, to keep the
peace.
Andrew Dougherty, Christy Murine, Samuel
Carter, David Anderson, VIM. Fadden, Chas Ro-
gers, John Gill and Chas. Mulgau, were each fin
ed fifty cents and costs, for drunkenness
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

The SALE OF STATuARY, CLOCKS, MARBLE
VASES, and Elegant Mantal ornaments, at
Ogle & Millers will be continued on Saturday
and Monday. Those who want to make pre-
sents should call and examine the assortment
on exhibition. Sale this evening at ~ o.
clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
New AdvertIsements.

Funeral Notice.
Sylvan Spriugs-Charles Kyle.
$500 to $1,000 Wanted-J. X. c.
Wilmington Dispcns lry--5lS Orange street.
Great Opening Lunch To -mouow-E Freycs.
is Building Lots at Public Sale-W Bright,
Sale of italian Marble Vases. Clocks. &e.-Ogle j
Miller
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

MEETING OF COMMISSIONERS. Yesterday the
commiss toner's to settle the dispute between Della
ware and New Jersey, relative to the Delaware
fish question. met in Philadelphia, but owing to
the absence OF several of the commissioners no
business was transacted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
Ruslnoas Nnttcos.

Cheap CoaL-Stove $5.1 15, Nut $50 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at wharf South Of Market
street Bridge feb2i-tf WIN. j. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

Spicy breath, teeth white and speckless,
Fragrant SOZODONT secures
Ladies, can you be SO reckless
AS to fail to make them yours?
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

SEVERE SToRM.-The storm last evening was
unusually severe. The wind blew Rercely all
night, aud the rau at times, poured dowa in tor
rents. The storm prevailed IN full fofc,, until
far into the morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
NnTlnR

All persons having claims against the Estate az
the deceased must present the same duly nfteste5
10 the ExeeutPiK. on or befoEa April 17th lg7l
or abide The Act Of Assembly in such case made
susanna W. PARsON. Fxsestrix. !,
s-WilminEton Del, ap1S.9ss 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

Healthy childhood insures robust manhood. Feed
your little ones on pr Ridges Food.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
BANKING HOUSE
OF
JOHN McLEAR & SON;
No. Coz Market street.

Deposit Accounts of Banks individuals aud 9TH
ers received, on which allow interest. Check
drawn on us are payable without notice, the same
as at a National Bank
REDEMPTION OF 5-2O BONDS.
The Secretary of the Treasury has called in SC, :
100000 U. S. 5-2fs additional. upon which the in
terest will cease June |.
1t is advisable for holders of 500 ami those hav-
ing money to invest to consider ROD the selection
of more permanent Investments
, We are recommending and selling to our friends
and customers the following Securities in exchange
for their 5-2J's and ether high priced Bonds
WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILROAD
z-aO 1st MORTGAGE BONDS. at 95 and accrued
interest.
N0pTHEAE PACIFIC S-30 GOLD Uand Grant,
BONDS at 100 and interest.
These and other First-class Bonds are likely TO
command advance prices during the year. owing to
the large amount of capital being released By the
redemption of 5-2O's.
JMo. McLEAR q som
6O2 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09

MEDICAL NoTIcR The Annual Meeting of the
Delaware State Medical Society will be held, on
the second Tuesday in June, (the l3th,l 1873, at
MIddletown. The Secreary's notice will appear
hereafter
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
MANHOOD:
row LOST. HOW R EsrO RGDi

wDEhm Just published, new edition of
AYAt DIR. CulveTWell's celebrated es sRyOn
Ar--%N the radical care (withOut IN dicipe
Wl1aaAW Of fSpermatOFrh0A, or Seminal W eak-
ness. Invcln ntary Seminal Lossess j &neteney.
Mental and Physical Ineapaeity. 1usp ed ments to
Marriage, etc; also, COnsumption, Epilepsy.e and
Fits induced by sell-indulgsnce or sexual extTav-
aganee.
A-a-Price, in a sealed envelope. only g ce ats.
The celebrated author, In this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years ,AeoeSs
ful practice. that the alarming eonseQO snce of
seif-abuse may be radically cured without tbs dan
gerous use OF internal medicine the application
Of the knife; pointing out mode OF cure nt once
simple. certain. and ehectual. by means OF which
every sufferer, no matter W hat hs eOnditi,n maT
be-, may cure himself cheaply. privately al 4 - '.
callg
As-This Lecture should be in the han avery
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in plain envelope y ad-
dress, On receipt of six cents or two pos stamps
by addressing the publishers.
so cents.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS j. @. KLINE 4 co.
12TBO very New YOFk.
20taW Post he Boz Sass
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09
seeAk lMFELLlegNe Nell

Usptral Loan holds Ia Aunaal mectlnI ihil
evening,
The garbage question win have 10 Walt uhOthcf
week for settlement
The; Diamond, for May, a Juvenile monthly
published at Dover, has been received. -
The misty rain, which prevailed most 'of the
time, this morning was very dlsagreable.
The majority in Council still persists in refusing
S675.
The announcement of the coming of Maggie
Mitchell TO this city causes much pleasure TO
tAeatre-gOers.
ANOTHER SALE or BUILDING LoTs. VIM.
Bright, Esq, advcrtlses another large sale OF
building lots on the beautiful elevated grounds
on thc Western edge OF the city, for the 18th inst
ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual meeting ol
Central Loan Association will be held, this even
ing. The report of the auditors will be submit
ted and read, and officers for the ensuing year
elected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-09


Mr.. Pickels stated that il was the object of the
committee to make arrangements with the own
eFs OF this land, TO pay the cost about $50 O0O in
ten years, SO as not TO make the city feel the bur
den OF the purchase. The grounds offered WouId
make most magnificent park, ARd now was the
most aspicious time 10 buy.
The report OF the committee was then adOpted
Mr.. Huestsd presented the resignation of fhos
Z. Evans, BARK Measnrer, in the Tenth Ward
which vas accepted. Daniel w. Carter was cleo
ted TO hll the vacancy
Mr.. Underwood presented an Ordinance amend
ing the FOlIcs Ordinance Read twice
Mr.. Meintirs presented the following preamhls
and reslnnons, and moved their adoption.
WHEREAS, That inasmuch as George v. Mas
sey, Esq, BY the action of Council April l7lh and
24th nit, was made n dlsbursing agent of tbs.
Cltys funds 10 the amount of e775 therefore be Il
RssOiVed That the Clelk Of Council be aud he
Is hereby instructed 10 communicate In writing
with the said George V. Massey, requesting him 20
furnish Council with the nance of the parties 40
whom the S775 was paid, giving amount paid To
each individual with the voucher for same accom-.
panying.
Mr.. Febisor moved to refer them to the Law
C1mmlttss.
Nj. AeEntire hoped the motion wnul not pass:
h was dutY ths Council owed 70 the peoDle 10
raveaA the parties to whom the money had been
Mr.. Hayes entsFtAiasd the aams View, and
thoaght that the Law Committee could give no
information on the subjsct. Once there, nothing
further VIII eveF be heard Of it.
tion was adOptod. -
Pettloa was read from Wm. MeFlwse. ask-
ing for 500 aa payment for damages 10 his prop-
eTty, cansed hg huihg In Vandeysr Avenue.
III. keHlk stated that 6psakmAn q Bro, 70
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-11
Booth and Casserly.

The Enterprise, i'll commenting on a
recent article in the SENTINEL, admits
that there was an understanding be-
tween Booth and CasSerly prior to the
election in California, relative to the
Senatorship. The Enterprise says:
The facts in the case are already as
generally known as those concerning
anv oiher event Of the California elcc-
ton. After the Central Pacific Rail
road acknowledgedlv obtained con-
troll of both the Republican and Dem
ocratic conventions in San Francisco
and several other places. the friends
of Booth and CasserlY advised them
t unite their strength upon an indie
pendent ticket, to Ice equally cOnpos-
ed of Democrats and Republicans,
with the understanding that the
whole delegation should support
either Booth or CaSserIv Tor
United States Senator. as the One
or the other waS aSCertained 10 have
the greatest total of pCsitive votes III
the Legislature. The plan was agreed
to by the high contracting parties
through their friends-so far, at least,
as San Francisco was concerned. In
accordance with its terms, the Dolly
Warden ticket was put in the field,
which, it will be remembered, was
composed equally of Republicans and
Democrats. Blu from this point the
conduct of the two leaders exhibited
marked difference. characteristic of
the nature of the men. GOV. Booth
threw himself u~nreservedly into the
fight, and bv his courage, eloquence
and vas pOpularstrength achieved for
the ticket a glorious victory. In con
trast. behold the course of the crafty
Casserlv No sooner had the nominal
tons been made as stipulated. com
posed in half of his friends, and
thereby securing BIN that number of
votes in the event of their success, as
he supposed. than Mr.. Ca>serlv vio-
lated his compact with Mr.. Booth and
took the stump in favor of the regu-
lar Democrat; ticket.
The Enterprise is wrong again. 10.
Clark, who was a candidate on the
regular Democratic ticket in San
Francisco, was in Eureka the other
day, and in a conversation
with the writer hereof, charged
the defeat of himself and as
sociates to the bargain between
Booth and Casserly. He says Casser-
ly never did anything for the regular
Democratic ticket, and 10. is terribly
down on" him because he switched
off after Governor Booth and the
Dolly Nardens.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-11

GONE FROM OUR GAZE.-John Poe,
the GiscOverer of the Poe and Paw
master lodges, Peavine district, diSap-
peared from the Lake House vaster-
day morning, and his friends have
advertised him as Strayed or stolen.
The facts are hat there is a case ell
titled Poe VS.. Poe, in which Poe femi-
nine demands OF Poe masculine about
Sl,2CO for the present support of Poe
masculine's family, attorney fees and
court expenses, pending the determi-
nation Of said suit for a divorce and
the division of the common property.
Poe masculine likes neither the pres.
ent MOI the prospective division. The
even chances are that Poe is as sane
now as he ever has been, and has
gone off TO avoid the chances of either
ofthe horns of the dilemma in which
he found himself placed-opening his
purse on the One hand or going 10 tie
lookup for contempt of court on the
other. We know not hing of the mer-
its of the case, and are not espousing
the U of either Poe plaintiff or Poe
defendant but simply expressing an
opinion that Poe is CONTEMPLATING
himself to-day on having outwitted
both the lawyers and the courts
Reno Crescent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-11
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY Overland Telegraph,
SPECIAL To THE DAILY SENTINEL
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. Il

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
The Cuban Junta / II this city an,
nounces That all means possible VIII
I've used to push forward the eNped'-
ton to set out at once to Cuba to take
revenge for the execution of the pa
triots captured on the NirsiuiuS. The
corls is being from Americans alone,
to proceed to Cuba. Already 2CuO
names have been put on the roll,
MANY of them well drilled.
\ mass meeting OF Cuhans Is to he
held tomorrow evening to express
indiunation at the act OF the Spanish
authorities.
General Quesada formed this eXpe-
ditIou. and 1t is said 5000 men are en-
rolled.
The Cuban Bureau is thronged the
greater part of the time.
\ mass meeting of Cubans was held,
Iiillvard CesornCtS, President ofthe
Society Amvos Gle Cuba. i'll the
chair. \. patriotic address was made,
and resolutions adopted calling for
means to furnish out il new eNpedl-
ton II the island. y committee of
three was appointed to solicit sub
scriptions throughout the city. Thir-
teen thousand dollars have already
been subscribed. The excitement
among Cubans here is intense.
y Washington special SAYS the Sec
retarv OF the Navy has teleg:aphed to
Rear Admiral Scott. commanding the
North Atlantic Station. to proceed III
rerson or send Il vessel to Santiago de
CuNa without delay, to cooperate
with Vice Consul Schmitt i'll that
place in protecting the Interests OF this
=. IL, 90 T,,E,. - = tho $50 minis
The scamen here are to have Il
grand street parade. with q view to
influencing Go gresS to repeal the Act
creating a Shipping Commission tor
the different ports of the country.
The ship-ownerS and masters. it is
stated, are preparing Il formidable
petition in favor of a repeal OF the
Act.
At the meeting of wOrkingmen yes
terdav. Jas. Is. Hodskin. connected
with the finance del artments of the
Erie and Great Western Railroads,
offered Il resolution that all public
works of utility and necessity on a
large scale must he undertaken forth
with by the city, State. and tnlted
States Governments, undPrth dlrcc-
ton of the proper authorities, on the
credit of the nation, OF separate COM
munitieS, and for the benefit of indus
triOuS unemployed laboring citizens
Of the commonwealth. Mr.. H0dSkin
also recommended to the people in
another resolution the fact that large
bodies of men cannot and will not
starve in the midst of plenty.
The schooner SOuthelner was wreck
ed at Shark river, y. j., Friday night,
and Capt. Steward and some of the