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TIE spEAKERsll1r or THE NEXT HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 1G.-Sunsot Cox ID
hore, and it is said that lo ID already making Il
vigorous light tor the Speakorship Of tile ne1t
11ouHc.
THE MARINE col.ls.
Il bill is to be introduced Ut the next acssion
TO abolish tho Marine Corps by constituting it an
additional rcsimolt OF tho army, and mastering
cut tho supcrtluous officers nftyfour in number.
II this should bo done, it will result n praat
annual saving to tho Government,
THE CHICAGO C0LLECrORBH1r
Alr. TaylorH crrnud here on behalf of Arr, T1ort
docs not promise to be successful, In yioyr nf
tho circumstance that tho substitution Of Mr.
Wadsworth was mG!lo on tho iolnt rcco1nmeuda-
Rico and Ward. tho Administration ia o,lito .,on,
ndene tllat tue right man has boou chosen, aud
aoe no roaaon for another change.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS,
f{0 the Asxociatsd Prcssi
- WASHING EoH. D. G., Nov, 1U.-Ths s,,prerne
Gour! Sn today rendered tho following decisions:
WoodH0nb ct. Al. Vi. MurdoEt 1T al. nnneal frnm
T. 1ho circuit Court for The District al Missouri.
asoya MS was xossodnE on tue part Of to proper
tho pronorty Of tho Pacific railroad Company
M's!nE from ccttatn advances made by tho Stato
to ala IN the completion Of tho road. The do
cfce beiore was III fay0r Of The Company, award
inE an injunction to restrain further proceod-
a4EH, anu it is hore affirmed.
stato OF Maryland w. tho Baltimore 4 Ohio
kailroal Company. Tho points in thA case have
hoen several times statu4. Tho Stale CLAIMED a
nalanco bal Of intoroat to bo due from.
betwoon go!4 md lcgnl-tcndoss at tho dntea
OH which rortaln payments uero made. Tho
Company assorted tlIat thuro was no contract
for paynoIt in gold, aud it was 10 docldcd hollow.
tlero IL no just ground for tho Implication tLat
thu Company aeslltnrl tn pay it's dues Ia thu
, 1874-11-17

=, Snet'at Dispatch 10 The CAicaqa Tribune.
and favorable Liverpool adyces, tho Sheat VII ,nnrs
kos opencd stronger, with buyers OF No. . Gil.
caeo at $l:1l. and Of No. milwaukee, ut ii Il
per bu. Wintor wheat was held higher. TAis
ohecKed buslnese. Tho market oloBoA weaker
aud Less active, the demand long chiefly for OK
| port Millora nre buying 1nore freely, Wjntor
ls less plonty and most holders hayo advanced
their views somewhat on choice amber mud extra.
put buyers hold on: Tho suleB are 2ly,00o
Minnesota, 91.1e for now No. Chicago rpr1pg,
| SLID for No. Chicago spring, and NJ. Miaa
uesota at $l14; S1.GUCD1.08 for No. 8 Chicarn
spring, S1.l4@l.15 for No. 3 Milwaukee, tho
lnsldo price p, in storo,-1.2G@1.2S for rcd Wost-
ern, 51.28@l.29 for amber do, 's1.25 fur white
Indiana, 81 10 for white Canadian, mud 9l,l7I
@!.18 fo1 old No. Chicago in etoro.
barley stronger and ID fair demand. Sales of
4o.0oo By at $l.15@l:1G for German, to arrive,
23o00 bu Canada West at 81. COOL 81 md .. 5t}
In four-rowcd State It $1.45.
:Darley malt is steady aud qnict. sa1es
op ol s9S scoo BY b cA9adan qs4a ST.. St 7l7e ess
caB4. Oats are lcss active. but stronger. and aro
rivals light. The sales are 5000 bu; now Ohio
mixed At GG@6G11; whito ut g. @'G7c OIL track:
Western mixed, Ut CSC in store, aud GG1S SGGByjo
~ sost oo. "a a 81 h;fe G1s % Or tF1se State mixed 1t
RSo tir1nor aud quiet. The !irmncss of hold
otB choc&e business. Sales of 1,GUO bu pennnvi.
yania at 95@06c, and 9Gc bid for Canadian in
Corn is irregular and fairly sotivo. Tim aa
maud q, is ehIetly for old. III part speculative.
salcs Of 145,000 bu; Western mixed, 036O03o in
store, o4@941Go asioat; Western whito, 97c@,
Si.o2 for old at1oat; new mixed at S5@SOlSo
.aSa; stiSas Western yellow at 9415@o5o; Jorssy
The pork market is ahado woakor and less
active: Sales Of 800 brls mess in lots at sao.
@2o.76; 600 bils do .: 52o.25@2o.50; 100 brls
, 1874-11-17
Sunset Cox Working Hard for th1
speakership.
W. d. Taylor's Mission in Behalf d
Deputy floyt Likely ID, Fall.
semi-0fIlctal Statement Of tho prest
dents Creed.
ilard Moncy---Intcrnnl Improvo<
Observation-Disclosures Reform.

| eoN NdIES3 AND IT'S WORE
| VI TIE PRESIDENT IN VIEW ar -r1r
"I'oo" W THE 1R.EcTloSs-pUgn1So rnr p7m,
o .''t"o'EAES1s Ard PROSPECTIVE 1rc,sr,A.
FORM. ot"'4oE NE.
""''"""'" t''o'. ~ Dit.ateh to tho Gtw Yors
Graphic.
lam enabled to Htatu On fho vary h,rh,,.
authority tho probable programme Of t1a 61.s' As'
mlnlstsation during tho tonjnr prasioa - ~
grcas. 1o''A'1 " ooaf
t!rat, thcro is no though whatoyor M thu ,,,,t
VI 'no PRESIDENT or any Of his adyjsora of ,n.r~
~, Ing ohango In the pogsoanel Of tho CohInat
1ho rfcaluont Ia perfectly satisfied with ovor.,
momoer OF tho p,osout Administration. They
Ano" tnose duties, sre thoroughly efficient and
III tho Irasidont believes, nro honos. .ns
nomp1 IN The performance of tho various fnTr-
'.es tums Mneh pertain to their Offices TIM p,oo;
a,,n. uo1n ~ AGt SEQ a1iy necessity for clnnxa
III tno loast important nebors OF the EI
:, Secondly, think nm authorized in contr,-
aictlng entirely tho notion tint thoro Ionssa. ~ ~.
i1nanse N tho financial position takon bv Hta ths
.. ateaauoae III hia mcBsagcB especially Tho vote
;;,ch79so. ;!,c @ nc doea not propose to budro one
to spoco %sp9stng aarS Hn early roturn
& thc country will admit of. ilo IL in favor Of nc q.
fash or Immediate change, hut would f;l,c IN .;a. ~
nal'zo hlB Administration by tho rcstorat;on Il
RoGd }e ofaer and good feeling in tho South md
tho currency Of tho United States would bn dnns
tcal ,Tlth tho currency Of tho world. ro ;s ~.
cllned to tho belief that tloro 20 can AN
te,. DC no ~ 5etu1n a?, to any real prosperity until
}atino v nna SiVes are again made tho circli-
nelo TINT Tho Administration NAV favor q rancai
Of tho Legal-Tendor act, which reponi aanv hora
noneYe would reatoro tho prosperity Of tho conn
, 1874-11-17

NETTING OF TUE STATE LE0IALATUNE.
NaLEioH. N. G., Nov. 11-Tho Legislature
met today, and Organized. Col. r. i. Armiio|d
wns olectel President of the Senate. This viz
tually 1nakos him Liautonant- Governor Of the
State, owing to tho recent death Ut Gov. Cald-
WELL. Johu L. HobtnEon WAS elected speaker OF
tho House. Tho House stands 81 Democrats, 81
llenubl'cans, aud 4 Independent. Tho 3enate
3S Democrats. md u Republicans.
, 1874-11-17

VIENNA, Nov. 16.-2iots hays recently occurred
at several polr. ts in Poland On account OF tho
forcihlo intro luction by the Government Of
church reform md appointments tof priests by Im-
perial authori ty. number of newly-appointed
pfieHts have b cen matreated by mobs. The local
aovernmonts at polnts OF disturbance have been
reinforced by troops from Wa1aaw and a nnm.
ber OF 1iotora have been arrested.
, 1874-11-17
FLORIDA.


RECOUNT or VOTES DEMANDED.
BAonap, Fa., Nov. lG.-We have gotten
through with thEoo days OF oxoltomont gu ac.
count Of frauds attempted by tho Cauyasaug
beard ct election roturnH. Tlioy made returns
giving tho 1satl1cal candidates for tho Legislature
and ad}olning county aroso In arluY aud demand
ct secanvaHH, which resulted in giving tLo
conservative candidate l21 majority. All bus.
taeaa Naa suspended Tor tlren days.
, 1874-11-17

:afnea oy two dlntr1otu Of this city, but was d.
teasod !. ~ IN alt'ao. Tho Republican agltator,
eAnlo' waa dofoated in tbroo districts and oootci
IN ono-lsimmto. Up to Tits time 12a momhora
a., q, me H'ght have boen returned, againat 81 Of
RAILWAY pIsAsrrn
n A,oMf, Nov. l0.-1}y railway co1lfsion mar
inulog1lo' ono poraon waa killed and forty in.
, 1874-11-17


MONTGOMERY, Nov. 16.-The Legislature met
to-day, quorum being proaont in both Houses
Anderson, Of Mobile (Dem.), was elected
Spealtor OF tho Houao. Tho Democrats havo
al1ty-four and tho Republicans thtty.ai1 mcm-
benz eera. Tho voto will probably be counted for
State officers Oh Friday.
- RAILROAD SALE.
Tho Mobile Il Montgomery Railroad waa sold
to-day, BY order Of tho Chancery Court. 1t was
9onSht III by thu flrst-mortgago boudllo!dera for
e3,022,eu0. This Barea tho State from all loss.
, 1874-11-17
KENTUCKY,
COEu!{ESSaIES.f.LECT,

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aoy. 10.-RotnrnB from tho
ISs!nth D!strct Of Kemtucl1y, which is situated Ia
Eao mountains. conlo in worry slowly, but enough
4N'H beon recovod to lls,ro tho election OF ]. D.
AFMte. Republican cn1tl!llatc for Congraas, BY
&tt,ut 600 lnniority. The remaining Elnu Uunlo-
cat'o candidates AnrB lonn oleatod b. nIaj critics
ranging from lUD to 7,UU0.
, 1874-11-17
from Washington; Ii NO cannot got that, vo must
6ght It out, ~ 0'


NEW ORLEANS, Nov, 18.-N. Underwood, su.
veEvi1or Of Registration. and Cohen, Clerk Of
Court iu st. Jamos Parish, vero arrested to.dpy
by Deputy Unitod 6tatoH Marshal Flood charged
with being ongaBod tn altering election roturns.
IN the room where tho parties wero arrcatod, on
lsnmpart street, quantity Of tally nleots, state
lnonts Of votes. soveral thousand Republican
Mtickets tic and tho soal Of tho Court Of st. james
Ia natiah woro found ~ ncoammiss!onor a Craig bound
derwood md Cohen both assort that tho only
| purpose In Wow wills to mako out conies nf Tia
returns TO lilo With tho Clerk Of tho pnrish as TO-
| quirea BY law.
Tho following ia q special to tho Du,ietIn
BAYOU Sara, Nov. 16.-The Sabine nasacd
board" s0~''7 VI
M1SpEs, L., Nov 1e.-Nov arrests arc botue
ehatta. w wv"
Il NEw Isy ,onLrATs Ln., Nor. 1o.-Tbo woman in
whoao house Underwood and Cohen wero arrost-
~ btatea tnst st1 persons worked tloro oil night
,r"ra ,or a0ue in9hte The Conservatives believe t{oy
y MoFG not promptly reported. Tho rot,1lns from
"; James and Hoveral other parelloa have nnt
set been dolivercl to tho Returning Board.
THE RETURNING HOARD.
of tho otnfnss E saqsG n%ast %as today elected member
Signed. Tho Board ia progressing slowly IL tho
EoAA1. ana have reached tho ninth po Ia tho
second Ward OF tho city. 1u most oyo1y poll ro-
turn tile board find something informal rs ro-
gafda certificates, upon Which discussions arigo.
hlombors Of tho Board seem to be strick cnm-
structionista IS to tho application Of tic Election
law. Tho Conservatives clurgo that tbe Hunor-
visors havo Intentionally failed in many casos to
properly certify. ~
SUSPICIOUS MAN1ruLAT1oHB.
Tho Republicans aay that tho St. Janoa Parish |
electlon roturne wero probably boing arranged
10 eoct Bovoo to tho Senate instead Of lIls on |
ponont, both Republicans. Doyoo wau for,norlv
Secretary OF State. 1t is llnown that ho wa en-
Ragod, With othorB, III tho house Vhoro Undor. !
wool and Cohen wc1o arrostetl, but ho had fin. |
ished Its part Of tho business and rcturuoL |
homo. All tlloao engaged in the transaction viii |
10 arrested tomorrow, including BoYee.
CLAIMS AN ELECTION.
Tho Hon. ", ;. Spencer, candidate for Con-
fesa from tho Fifth District at tho recent elcc-
Ton, says ho .was elected, and, whether tle
aesatning Board counts him in or not ho Eilt |
8ppoar before Congrcss aud domsnd his seat.
ORDER FROM GEN. EaionY.
Gen. Emory llaB Issued IN order for thu re-
lnovai OF the troops from tito 6tate.lIouee At f
. CLOCK Tomorrow morning. It ia generally bc-
leVed horo that this movement ia made in nur
'uauce Of orfcrB from Washington.
uen. Morrow, who bus been to Monroe invea-
igatlug tle charges against Liuut. uoteBon. ro-
arnod to-day. Ho hla not made lis report. but
ID ho ordered IGodgsou under arrest a conrts
martial Will probably follow. Hodeson is
harged with cutting telegraph wires, aud oyor-
Topping his duty III making arrests aud guard
ng prisoners.
, 1874-11-17

ROD TN PICKLE Fol TIE TUncoMANs.
LONDON, NOV. 17.-Adyices from tho Russian
advance 20 sts on tho ANU Daria report that
Col. lvano1 ia preparing to cross the river with
hla arined o1co to punish tho marauding Tur-
comm tritns, which the Khan of Khiya is unobio
to control. ~1o'9
, 1874-11-17

cItltL1sTs SOLICITING AMNESTY
1lAparp- Nov. 1G.--Soyeral bands OF Carliets
IN tho NOE lhoastorn p1oyinces have solicited
amnesty.
LoNnoH, Nov. 18.-A arecia1 to the Standard
from lond nyo anys tho Carlist forces have ra.
turned to lrun, and arc stationed around tho
, 1874-11-17


BERLIN. Nov. B.-Tho physicians Of Count
von Arnm say that regular opon.alr exercise IL
indispensable for tie restoration Of bis ueryoue
system. Tho City Tribunal has Withdrawn It's
direct police supervision oror tho Count, but ho
ia ordered to romfin at home. Ills trial has been
set down for tho / Ut of December,
cREnAT1os: Forbidden IN 3AxoNY.
DRESDEN, Nov. 1G.-Tho Government Of
Saxony has forbld,don tho practice Of cremation
, 1874-11-17

sAST1Aoo DE CunA, Nov. 1o.-Henvy storms
OF rain l'a''e swept this end of the island Rail-
loads nave boon "ashed away, mud large quaint.
ties or su| Ar-cano all over thu country Layo boon
11ovolcd. Tho Towns of Sauna anu Iauau1o, on
tho north coast. wero tloolod. aud CATTLE goods,
anu l1onae II hFdpt away. Some loss Of Gfo by
tho flood l.n reported. -
, 1874-11-17

*"o FEhHEI3 HUNK,
LoSnu n, Nov. 1o,-A dispatch from Calcutta
statcs tn at In n collision on tho Rivcr Ioogly
Two vesB ola woro sunk. Steamers hayo been sopt
10 tue 'ceno OF tho disaster. No particulars
AaYo bot III received.
, 1874-11-17
ITALY.


honE Nov. 1G.-Rtcasoli, Pcrazxi, Ls bTar-
mora. md 0agibaldl bava boen elected to tho
Chan1h r Of Deputies. Tho laBt.pauood was "a.
, 1874-11-17

Tho Vote i'm Neyv York Stntc.
ALBANY, Nov. 18-Tho argus tomorrow morn.
ing will givo tho complete official vote Of thu
State on Governor as follows Tildon, 416.3l3:
Pix, 3G1 ,4o6; Clarke, 10,2li. Tillon over nix
, 1874-11-17
The WEATHER.

WAsn1HdroS. D. c., Nov. 1G.-For the Unpor
Lake Rueion aud tho Northwest, cloudy weather
with light rain or BROW. north Or west winds
lower temperature and rising barometer, followed
by clearing Woatter in the NorthwoHt.
LOCAL oBHERYATIoHs.
, 1874-11-17
Time. Tar. l7Ar iiu. V'ini. ,Iiain Il'Y1e

G:ea a. H. ~ ~ ~ ,n ~ e E'' bf!Hk Cloudy.
@ ~ ~ IN s ~ ~" y" ~ g IL Ifsk Cloudy.
e9 ao r S"s ~ M IT, NJ !fea!l lit. rain
oon oon y ~ ~ ~ " irctli. 30 1t. rain
,vu y9 r. ~! III ~" ~ ~ r. w lTesh. ra!u
4Vto y. .nSs.osi ~ o. -. W. trestl.. 2tLt. rain
Maximunl thermometer. 60: uini,nlltu. a.
6kNEaAL 0naEnyATtoNn
cHtcAdo Nov, 17-1a.m
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nm and atsr Monday Oct. 9oth, 1873, (sundays sx,
" cepteu,) Trains will leave q 1l1tows;
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LocslsSd General News. to1.

svsRS SATURDAY AT MIDDI
TOWN. psLAwARs. 80
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MIXED TRAIN, N,-Northward, will leave Del
mar at Q 45 p. NJ. Laurel ala; Seaford, 3.43 !:
Bridgsville, 4.20 Greenwood, 4.40; Pennington
456; Harrington, $40; Dover, 634; Clayton,
7.2I; Middletown, $40. Arrive at Wilmington,
So; Philadelphia, ll.3oi Baltimore, $50, P.
NJ. h8eat. fta.s5sAl
Southwark, will leave Phila at ll.3o P. NJ.
Baltimore, 7.3O; Wilmington, H. IS; New Cas-
tie, l.2O; Middletown, 2.28 Townsend, 2,45 !;
Clayton, 3.l8 Dover 400; Wyoming, 4.l2;
FELTON,, 4.40; Harrington, 8 05; Farming ton,
SIT; Greenwood, 5.32 Bridgeville, $50; Sea-
ford, 8.l7; Laurel, 6. 40; Delmar, 100.
The mixed train will be run subject to delays
incident to freight business, and will stop only
at stations where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS, -
Leave New Csstle for Wilmington and Phila-
delphia at TAO, A. NJ. and 6.25 p. \. Leave Will
mington ut l.25 and $50 p. y. fos New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
y additional to those above, leave Smyrna for
Clayton II 80 A. NJ. aad 7.35 P. N. leave Clayton
for Smyrna $40 A. NJ, and 200 P. NJ, leave
10 make connection with trains to and from Do
yer, and Stations south.
r. CORRECTIONS.
At Townsend with the Kent County and
Queen Anne's l. Kent Railroads. At Clayton,
with Md. and Del. r. r. At Harrington with
J. 4 B. R. R. At Seaford, with Dorcester and
Delaware R. r. At Demar, with Eastern Shore
r. R., and Wicomico and Pocomoke R. r.
Nay 7o-ly H. r. KENNEY. Superintendent
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Special.

q TO make our prices correspond with the tight
aess Of the times we will give discount on our
regular rates for advertising and job work, which
viii be ~ low NJ can be done elsewhere, Of 10
per cent. for cash in advance.
Orders from distance will receive prompt at
tsntion. ~ p
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POSTAGE PREPAID.-0ne every subscription
paid in advance, before the first of January, We
yillprePsy she postage 5C4E
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.kls4 For SASSAFRAS RIVER.

i complete order will resume her trips on Sat-
urday, the lst Of March, 1873, leaving Pier No.
5. Light street whhrf, Baltimore, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, ut l0} A. NJ, arriving
in Georgetown at 4 P. NJ. Returning will leave
Georgetown the alternate days at A. NJ, arriv
ing in Baltimore at 2P NJ; touching at Buck
Neck, Barnards Betterion, Turner's Creek, Case
sidays, Shallcross, and Fredcricktown, going
and returning.
We sincerely trust that the friendly relations
hitherto existing between the steamer Trumpe-
ter, her patrons, and the public, generally, may
never grow less; for the pcrpetuation OF which
we will ever be found striving our very best
mar lily WIN. CUND1FF, Capt.
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Politics.

In politics the TxANscRirr is Democratic, and
devoted TO the success Of that party, but SO far
Independent that It will never advocate or sup
port msasures that are .mauiftstly erroneous, al
Sh6 dictate of party rulers, but will ever pursue
hat course which most clearly points to the right
What 1t believes to be wrong It will condemn,
and what it regards ~ right 1t will uphold. II
eringss Tor no favors and fears no frowhs.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

Y,HE undersigned. heretofore doing business
Il under the name of e. Jefferson Son, has
this day entered into co-partnership with George
W. Morrison, under the firm name OF w. H.
JEFFERSON 4 CO., for the transaction of the
grain and general shipping business.
ss W. II. JEFFERSON.
New Castle, DEL, December Sd, ls73-tf.
y. \. JErrERsox sEoRGs ". MORRISON.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-21
Advertising.

Located at the head of the great Peach Grow
Ing District Of Delaware and Maryla through
sut which it has q widely extended circulation,
1t affords unsqualled facilities a. an advertising
medium, of which business men show literally
their appreciation. Its extensive circulation a.
nong sErculturists and fruit growers make it q
most excellent medium for the advertising of
Real Estats. Our prices In this department are
~ low a. the lowest.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-21
To the Public.

VNHE undersigned respectfully informs the Cit
L izens OF Middletown and yicni- 0A
ty that be is prepared with excellent 4M
Horses, Wagons and Carts to do all -
kinds of hauling at moderate rates. Proprietors
Of hotels and housekeepers will find it to their
advantage to give him call. Coal and lumber
hauled at shortest notice Orders for baggage
or other parcels left at the Post Office, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
N BIB Loads Of good building Sand for sale.
Jan. 4-ly. WIN. W. WILSON.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-21

GLOCKs, Watches, Jewelry, &c. neatly and
~ promptly repaired.
Always on hand and for sale, Clocks, Watches
Plated Ware, Forks. Spoons, Silver Napkin
Rings, Silver Thimbles, Salt, Sugar and Tel
Spoons, Butter Knives, Gold Breast-Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger-Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Watcl
Chains, Watch Keys, Key Rings, Steel Watcl
AGENT FOR
DeVLXNYS ASPECTACLES.
Dec. l2-H.