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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
ASSEMBLY.

A number of bills were considered in Com
nittee OF the Whole and ordered third reading.
Mr.. BATcHELLER from the Committee Ways and
Means, reported the supply bil and moved that it be
made the special order for Wednesday evening Carried
22Oo less than last year, and >5OocOO appro.
prated for the Capitol, which is $500 600 than
appropriated last year The following large items
are also placed in the bill:
For the Emra RefOrmatory. $3OOOOO 10 complete the
touth wing; 70 Tue PoUghkeepsie Asylum, $4,000, 10
finish the building now being constructed the Willard
Asylum $4,000 to finish another set of cottages and
$4,000 Tor socites 10 the Homeopathic Asylum At Md
detown, >ll1,OOO 10 complete the building con-
90 the Buffalo Asylum, $4,000 TO pay its present an,
deDtedDess.
The Committee determined TO make these appropr,a.
lions with conditions attached, with view In brip
these buildings into al the earliest momeut ana 10
making them available rather than make large An,
preparations for building purposes which result in
delay As to the Capitol they unanimous the
opinion thatlt would be most economical AFFORD the
10 carry forward the work speedily 10 the root
without any regard TO what commission should expeDd
the money, and leaving the Investigating Committee
TO settle the,question OF management.
Several additional bills ordered TO a third read
Ing and the following were introduced:
by Mr.. WAGsTAFF-To create liens upon vessels.
by EI. IAfDoR-To charter The Rochester Board OF
BY MI WAGsTAFF-To authorize the Abingdon Savings
Bank oi N6~-roFk 70 establish a branch in that city.
by MI; bI1ILS-keatlye 20 immigrants arriving in
kew-Hork IL prohibits railroad companies their
agents, other persons from seeing or oarno for
any ticket at any pflee, except such a. may lie deky
mated by tho Commissioners Of Emigration
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ALuMBER-pEALER.s ropr1cu rn,1

The creditors of Solomon GOttgetren, a
lumber-dealer, have received letter from him. dated
March in which he explains his absence from the ev
by saying that he has been business trip in Enrope
to consult with firms TO whom he has been consgnipg
lumber IL expected by o, bis creditors that he
will return and effect such settlement as he NAV be
able. and hopeful that he may be able TO nay
Ia ful The rumor that Gottsetren obtained money on
forged bills OF lading r. denied by bankers with whom
be had dealings, and who his creditors they saw
That he Obtained loans the credit Of Onggunenf.
which ~ had made 10 foreign houses and for which bs
showed tAe bs!s or ladng. NJ, epeDgaru OF NO. 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
WALL STREET CRITICISM.
THE FINANCIAL POLICY OF CONGRESS VIEWED IRON
THE STREET .f. TT

THE FINANCIAL POLICY OF CONGRESS VIEWED FRoh
THE STREET FL. .I ..t
The effect of the action OF the House VI
on question was eit yes
day on wallst. The stock market opened at an AZ
vance over the closing prices OF the previous day. anu
after slight reaction, continued TO improve hh lne
eose of business when IL was Arm at the highest rates
of tho day The largest dealings In Western Union
and Pacific Mail, after which came New-York Cen
tnal. Lake Shore. Union Pacific. Northwest Common
and wabash The largest dealers were notably quiet oi
GENERATING only q small scale While The course oil 'e
House inspires feeling Of confidence hat the nnahcia
policy OF the Is likely soon to be settled
and in manner satisfactory to the brokers generally
there are many who doubt whether the end OF their per
n,exitv IL vet near at hand. They say that
the Senate probably have pet plan WHO"
will demand ample discussion, and VIII IT,
suit in such important modincations OF 'ne
House BILL that its return to that body announcer o"I
perod of speech making will ensue before conclusion
is reached satisfactory both Houses OF Congress Al
all events sucb prompt action as resulted In the House
under he pressure Of the previous question VIII moi
he taken by the Senate Others believe that the subec'
has been already SO thoroughly discussed anu uie
opinions OF all have been so freely ehpres'e"
that the Senate will vote without mucn ue
bate Nothing but definite settlement OF the currency
question it is conceded, will give stability 10 pusihess
but If the settlement be favor Of imitation II Is reared
that the question may reopencd at any future Tune
aud further ssuo of currency bc authorized by Con-
eress under the pressure OF imaginary necessity ihna
ton 1t IA said. will give q temporary impetus 10 bus
ness and any definite marked out by congress
will be better than the present state OF uncertainty put
the older and more experienced brokers aud bankers
agree that there can be assured business prosperity
until the question volume and value OF the circu
atlng medium is taken ont OF the hands OF Congress
Private adyices from London stated yesterday tha'
the Governing Of the Stock Exchange, after
session OF two days, have decided upon Friday as inc
settling day for the Erie oaD notwithstanding the
nroest OF Bischofscheim IL Goldschmidt, the former
financial agents OF the Company, who nave. IL Is Ha
used every means to defeat the new loan.
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RAIL WAY AFFAIRS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ELECTION.
PuuADEIPHIA, March 24-The Pennsylvania

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ELEClloN.
PHILADELPHIA, March 24.-The PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company stockholders held their annual eiec
uon OF ten directors to-day The absence OF all oppos-
ton to the ticket the present management gave an
apparent smoothness the reelection OF the OLD oaru
with the exception Of three who were lelt on INC
nominated ticket. These three were l.. C. KNIGHT ten
Years in the Board s. r. Bodine, 16 years, and John
Rice six years The directors for the ensuing year.
elected by the general body of stockholders to-day are
j. Edgar Thomson Josiah Bacon, Wistar MOTIFS Johh
Scott pittsburgh Alexander j. Derbyshire, Samuel NJ
Felton, Alexander Bidde. N. Parker shortridle, ana
Henry NJ Phillips. The last three are new members
To make up the complement OF Is directors To the ABOVE
must be added he two Vice Presidens-who are also
observation-disclosures A and George b. Roberts, who
will be elected tomorrow by the ten directors chosen
to-day and the three directors chosen by te tlty
of PHILADELPHIA TO take OF her interest Of sO0O
OF stock These are VIM. Auspach George Morrison
Coates, and Alexander b. Cox, CHOSEN ia NOVemoer s
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THE MISSOURI OUTLAWS.

ST. LOUIS, March 24.-GOv. Woodson sent q
message to the Legislature yesterday calling attention
TO the fact that band OF outlaws exists In this State
and that he has no adequate power TO bring
the desperadoes 10 justice and asking proper
legislation be had at once Detective Allen OF Chicago
who wounded MoDegan Springs by the Younger
Brothers Is not dead reported but is expected
TO recover. His wife arrived at Roscoe a day two
since, and is nursing him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
DEVICES OF DISHONESTY.

Detectives Won Gerichten and Williamson
arrested Josephus j. Simmons yesterday, on the com.
plant OF Messrs. ODay Higgins. who allege that he
has obtained goods from various firms by falsely repre-
senting himself their agent Isaac Myers OF No Sls
Forty hist. Omplancd that Simmons obtained
$lSl worth goods from his firm. From several other
firms he has obtained goods varying value from 500
tO $500. He was locked up at Police Headquarters.
Detective Dunn arrested yesterday on the Brazilian
steamship Ontario Gustaye MYERS for stealing $500 aud
"A from David Blum OF Charlotte, n. telegram
received after the from the Mayor Of
Charlotte saying that the complaint against Myers had
been Withdrawn. The prisoner released
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slit AGAINST RAILROAD COMPANIES.

HARRISBURG, March A.-In the Court of
Common Pleas of Dauphin County today Attorney
General Dimmick and Deputy Attorney Lyman Gilbert
argued the case OF The Commonwealth against the Erie
Railway OF New.York 10 recover $4,000 also against
the Delaware Lackawauna and Western Company, TO
recover S42 COZ and against the Danvie and Wilkes
barre aud the Reno Company. Tor smaller sums. The
cases Will undoubtedly be carried to the Supreme
ftn..f
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OFFICIAL INDIAN REPORTS.

WAsHINGToS, March 24.-Tbe following dis
patch has been received at the army headquarters;
CHICAGO, H., March %. 1874
Gen. W. ID. WHIPPLE, Washington, ID. e.:
Cen Ord telegraphs IA follows; Col. John T.. Smith
reports all quiet AT the Red Cloud Agency on the 18th
INST the Commissioners at the spotted Tail geucy
Major Chambers telegTlphs from Fort Tetteman on
the 22d that 20 Sioux Indians stole 10 head from
the citizens near that post The citzens followed re-
covering head. The cavalry anu citizens arc ia pur
suit. y. II, buEHIpAN Lieutenant General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

I'M Avenue HoteL-The Hon. George w. Hendee,
NJ c. Vermont Edward Assoo Of Boston EI ri "
w. Woodx srd Of Phil pms anu coI
KING Of S. Nkhotas HokJ H. Deyefeai
Of the Coumbus Cincinnati ard lnisnspon
n.ny Juse Reuben Of Ohio G. Gilman OF lows ana
esose B.ng. Of the Railway Postal serer
,,ni Central Ho-Gen George sannsd OF vermont ana youee
W dacon Of " jams Holl-Gen william nyer.
and GIesd Of steamship Republic
Ho.s-G A. Thomson u H. Consul Al Stettn Germany .pe'
rinsr sohlesnfe German Consul az
r. OF Utica Moropoiton Hoe.-
Chief Ergineer W. H. SHOCK u s. Hsyv Hoti BrunsTtk
b. Stonetoase Albany c"reh""" ''
Robert Garrett OF Baltimore.
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BROOKLYN.

A communication was received yesterday by
the Police and Excise Commissioners from the Common
Council asking furnish the OF all persons
TO whom licenses had been furnished, and the amount
that had been received for them.
Mayor Hunter has concluded to sign the
resolution Of the Common Council, passed Monday
directing the Controller issue certificates OF indebted
ness amounting To s27,Sis 50 additional appropria-
providing for mounted police.
The fourth annual report of the Police and
Excise Commissioners has been published Ii
shows that 255s3 arrests made 10 1872 s649s
WAS received fines and licenses e2T0 IS worth OF
stolen property was recovered, $269Ii4 70 worth OF
which returned To There II deaths Oh
the force during the year.
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the nse OF the funds Of the rm for the purpose OF ope
stne IN railroad stocks ana aiding the King saving'
hanks 1.-THE Bowling Green. National. ana 'Iuara,ah
MT Davidson from Florida and Is AZ sara
toga He was in this city yesterday. . ..-.. .-.
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AT ORANGE, y. J.-Loss $4,000.

A large fire occurred at Orange, \. j., on
Monday evening, destroying the hat factory of Thomas
f. Brennan in New-st A frame building known as
Shamrock Hall was also consumed. The entire loss
siaoco; $500 Newark companies. The fire
supposed 10 have been caused by the explosion of
lamp ia the engine house OF the hat factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE STATE CAPITAL

ROUTINE IEGIsIATIoN--THE ASSEMBLY RAILROAD
COMMITTEES AGGRIEvED-ALBANY NOTES
IFRox THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE IRiboN.''
ALBANY, March A.-Tbe Senate spent the
roornine session in the third reading Of bills, mostly
local and unimportaut The Special COMMITTEE IN INC
case OF The Brooklyn Argus correspondent reported lha
his charges OF insnuaons against Senator Coe had not
been substantated during the investigation ana lie is
therefore excluded from the floor of the Senate
The Assembly considered a large number OF bills In
Committee Of the Whole, but none OF general interest
was ordered to a third reading except Days Dill 10
regulate the Twentythird-st Ferry Near the
close OF the session. Eastman moved that the ASSEM-
bly, take up the regular order OF business, when was
carried but before reaching motions and resolutions"
MI Alvord moved an adjournment, which was also
carried by vote Of "a 10 81, thereby cutting on Mr.
Eastman's chance 10 introduce his resolution trans
ferring his Quick Transit bill from the Railroad COM
mlttee TO the Committee OF the Whole.
The Railroad Committee are much annoyed AT the
criticisms Of the reference to their action on the
Vanderbilt and Thirdave jobs, but they show no dispo
sition mend matters by reporting the rival schemes
OF quick transit which still lie untouched by the Con-
Inttee members OF the Assembly Committee
Messrs Chadwick and Sandfeld said 10 have been
opposed to the preference shown 10 the vanderbilt
and Third-ave bills. and do not consider themselves
Justly subject the cast upon their associates
On the Committee.
LATER-The Assembly discussed this evening IN
Committee Of the Whole, the bin to compel parents and
guardians to send children under IA of age TO
school for at least weeks in each Most OF the
speakers favored the bill, but IL put over without
action discussion The Senate bad under dis
cussion this evening the County Treasures bill, which
has already passed the Assembly.
The Senate Finance Committee has decided TO report
favoraby the bill already passed by the Assembly aP
propriang 81 redeem the certificates OF soldiers
OF the war OF 1912.
Judge Scott appeared before the senate judiciary
Committee this afternoon in opposition to the bill to
authorize the City Of Brooklyn assess the town of
Fiatbush Prospect Park improvements. b. F. Tracy
appeared for the bill majority Of the Committee are
said 10 be Of the opinion Brooklyn cannot legally
sssess property outside the city limits.
The Senate Committee Cities has had hearing on
the bill for the consolidation OF New and Brooklyn
Mr. winslow appearing ia favor OF the bill. Alderman
Usher opposed IT, and said the Brooklyn people did not
want O consolidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
RING REMNIsCESCFs

ALBAEY, March 24.-The special proceedings
10 the suit OF John Mob. Davidson for dissolution OF
She firm of Davidson Doyle, safemakers, viii he re-
iumsd here Monday. before Judge Isaac Edwards
referee. number o. NewYork CITY officials have
been s6snaed TO attend aud Gse their esmoDy 1t TO
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y.o.awax has been engaged TO act council for the
ss,n,s and efforts are making to for their
Seneat ali the property which Mr.. Gottgetren has et
in fha
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LONG ISLAND.

Long ISLAND CITY.-Primaries were held in
each Of the five wards astnight to elect delegates
convention TO be held on Saturday next at which nomi
nations for the following Offices will DO made: Super
VISOR City Treasurer Tax Receiver Police Justice Civil
Justice, Alderman from each ward and one school
Trustee and three Inspectors of Election for each
The election viii be held on Tuesday, April Z.
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ALBANY.
THE SUPPLY BILL.

,rv PRESENTATION IN THR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ov Y7,K BuI-soME OF THE APPROPRIATIONS.
.vpox THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF The TEibcrh,
tAtpAsy March A-The Supply bill was repor'ou
complete from the Committee of ways anu i"e"N'
this morning and made the special order ior TO
morrow evening 1t may possibly pass the Assembly
this week. The Chairman of the Finance Comin'''oo
IN the Senate saws he shall want three weeks 10 con
sider IL in that Committee and, Judging rom pas
experience another week OF more VIII DE spent III
ais.,ssno n in the Senate so that the bull Is not
30 reach the Governor till after the expiration
~ tho hundred DAVIS notwithstanding all the 'ais
,ou, reform IN this matter supported by The urgent
a,,eal Of the Governor in his annual message.
Tho Ways and Means Committee claim that IL IL
an nnspaIly clean bill as IL comes from their hands
whatever il NAV be before ii gets through tue '"o
Houses. The total appropriations are many nun
dred thousand dollars less than the Supply pin OF
los, wear and il is claimed that there are no JOBS
or next 10 none in il. Among the items are SloVVVV
for the new Capitol $5000o0 more than last year.
sss. ZIG 90 to Weed, Parsons d Co. for printing
$500 70 the Quarantine Commission Tor the
running expenses of steamboats,. boarding Vessels,
TRANSPORTING the sick. burying the dead &c. SloVVO
TO the Health Officer for completing the boaruins
Station At Clifton in addition TO the Sums heretofore
appropriated $4,000 to the Juvenile Dehnqueh's
Asvlum on Wards Island; S13565 50 to the lnsutu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb in the City OF New
York: $500 for repairing che Creedmore Rlfie
Range; 5000 for the Eighth-ave. Dlspensafy;
30 GOO 10 Martin Nachtmann for contestng the seat
of Geo. Scbermann in the Assembly sl2oOto Scher-
mann for defending his seat, and S722 10 VIM. t.
Warren for services as expert IN examining the
account of Phelps the defaulter.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETERS, YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUrs IN BR'hp"Af
e.r-2o, Noon-26o 3p n-30' Mdpgbt-23'
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STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMOND -Solomon Temple, nearly 20 years
OF age, inmate Of the Richmond County Almshouse
past years, found dead early yesterday
morning by the police, on the Rchmondroad near the
Coveroad. II supposed that he frozen to death
during the previous night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

For a first -class dress or business HAT, e
direct TO the Manufacturer EsPENsCHrID lls Sssaust
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-The Democrats of Bedford
have made the following nominations for town officers
For Supervisor, Joel Marble; Town Clerk. William Penn
Lyon; Assessor. Thomas Knkad; Road Commits ioner.
John Chadyeane Collector. Stephen c. Sutton; Justice
Of the Peace o. Arnold Overseers of the Poor. Chas
f. Jackson and Joseph Haines. The Democrats Of
Mamaroneck, on Monday evening, made the following
nominations for town officers: For Supervisor Charles
II. Blrney 1.-THE present Republican incumbent); for
Town Clerk, William Lang for Justice OF the Peace
John Revere; for Road Commissioner, Edward Hayi-
land; for Assessors, William ii. Tford and James Don
aldson for Constable and Collector Aaron Benedict
for Oyerseers Of the Pour Michael Flanagan and Jacob
Hendrickson.
PoUGHKEEPsIE.-1h Rev John Lauter OF Schenec.
tady died here yesterday from rupture received one
week ago while alighting from the Oh his way To
the New York Conference.
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iAnnourcsm enta

lAnnouncsm ena
BURNETTs EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.
For BREAKING Up COLDS, USE JAMES En-
The "ELAsTIC TRUSS" sold at PoMEROY's,
744 Broadway, for ~, is warranted tn. best made
For a irst-class dress or business Hal go
direct to the manufacturer EsPENscHrID, lls Ssssaust
PoND's EXTRACT
PoNp's EXrRAcr.
PoND's Extract
This STANDARD lie obtained at all reputable Drug
nhc colyereBe in this respect not upon Que
Remember Sm1u Cheap % cents be
cause Doses Light 81; worth 81 3saying
80 Large 81 75 worth ~ 81 saving " cent?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
NEW-JERSEY.
sFY CITY.-Theodore LYMAN a Greman

JERSEY CTTY.-Theodore Lyman, fireman.
arrested yesterday, charged with stealing from
shoe store at the fire IN Newark ave. The Board Of
Public Works confirmed the grades for Sip. Romano,
Garrison, and Van Wageneraves at their meeting yes
terday. The Committee Public Buildings condo mned
the house OF Truck No. unit for use, and recon-
mending that new location be secured and the old
building and site he sold The staten Island Railroad
ofer Ia run ferry from Port Richmond 10 Bergen
Point. Henry Baumau clerk In the employ Of NJ
hiesages, clOther at No. 81 Montcomery-st dlsap-
earea on saturday last, with $500 worth OF goods The
owner ala not make ~ public until yesterday hoping
that the thief would return. TIE second trial OF
Alouzo l. klmbaI tho sewing machine agent who took
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-16
Congress Yesterday.

ia the >. 5tnate Jestrrday Mr.. Ramsey, from
the Post-Ofiee Comm tee, reported untavoraoiy
on thu petn IN TIA % salaries OF lcttsr carriers
be $1,000 per u,.aatt, sJll the committee WAS dis
charged from thr "a. Iderltion thereof. On mo-
tion OF Mr.. Morrlll, oil Vermont, the above COM
mittee was instructed TO consider the sxpediency
OF diseontinuiug mail service en- routes here the
receipts are not one-fourth ot the expenses. The
Post Route bill and Finance Committee resolu
ton were discussed. Alter an executive session
the Senate adjourned
lu the Honse, Mr. Smitn. from the Election
Committee, reported resolution declaring
Messrs Wilson and Martin entitled to seats from
West Virginia. Mr.. Hyde offered resolution
looking to the regulation of commerce on nayiga
UiG rivers, aii Of rates ON railroads, which wa
referred \ bill was passe1 allowing appeals
from Circuit Courts to the Supreme Court il
habeas corpus cases. The Naval Appropriation
dill was passed. Adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-16
Boon Companlons.

Boon companions" have been the fuina-
tion of far too many promising young men.
They are generally well dressed, 1ovial chaps,
fond of cigars, billiards. and an occasional
drink, just to celebrate this little occasion
you know" Any man with little change
In his pocket, can lind plenty OF boon compan,
ions but In finding them, he makes the iirsi
step down hill. That friendship that requires
a drink, or game of billiards to keep 1t alive
Is sensual thing not worthy OF the name
Such persons are not friends. They are mere
ly companions Of dissipation, and such you
will prove them In short time. Let young
men be ware Of such friends. They art
devils INSTEAD, who, under the guise OF kindly
feeling, would rob you of your last dollar
contact with them Is degrading. No mar
who gives them his earnings can expect Il
rise high in the world. He will, instead, soor
find every noble aspiration dead within hl'
soul, and stand before the world we'll dress
ed nothing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-16
More International Trouble for
Spain

The letter al onr Havana cone spondent, pub
lished elsewhere, gives II, details regarding
another case of ohnoxiou5 interference cn the part
OF the Spanards with our mercantile marine in
the West lndian waters. Ii would seem that tue
oyernauling oil the Nirglnius aud what flowed
thcrefrom has in nowse enoincd caution on the
Spanish officials in their action towards vessels
slling under our nag. Captain Biakency's pro-
test against and refusal 10 comply with the orders
ot the Spanish officer WHO boarded his schooner,
the Margaret, t,werc worthy of M American salt
but we are decidedly anxious that the matter be
not allowed to rest there. There IS nothing 10
Justify the = vlsltatl IN OF the Margaret 10y the
Spauiards. Every case OF the Kind MUST be dill
geltly inquired into and ,hQ proper satisfaction
demanded. The Spanitlis must cease from such
oyerhea,ins conduct. they ara perfectly aware
that it. is to Americ,n forbesrance they owe theil
immunity; let Them be taught that we vigil
ant Ms well as strong, and that every act OF the
kind entails .,realel or less punishment, ,-Hetdia
Of to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-16
The Delaware Gazette.

'fhs DELAWARE GAzErrE tweeklyl again makes
its welcome appearance 10 thsu5anis ot readers,
commencing lsclt to their appreciation by all
unusually choice and well selected assortment OF
reading matter. The present number contains a
general and miscelisneous--a variety OF interest
iny editorial matter and choice literary selections,
well arranged AMI cxceilentiy printed. 1t IS un-
doubtedly the best, as well as the largest, OF the
Peninsular weeklies, Price. five cents per copy,
wrapped ready or mailing Par year. s2.e0 in
advance