Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
TE.EGnApHIc SUMMARY.


The steamship Trojan, irom London for st.
Johns is given up for last, she being for DAYS
out.
The Gran Encampment of Odd Fellows o.
Indiana met at indianapolis yesterday. The
repor,s of the officers show the Order IN he pro
perons.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Rcrhet-
ter. N. Y, of which / nomas Rane. the State
Treasurer. IS manager, closed its doors Yesterday,
| Its suspension is supp 1ed - have been caused
by the recent failurc OF la.ge dry goods house,
The British settlers in Virginis have COM
pleted arrangements for the celebration of the
| birthday of Queen Victoria, on the 10th '"si.
The celebration is TO Il st fou. day. 1t will b GIN
with b;nn.e and ball, and wind up with
| hos races.
| Ine Gar went TO A ljei >hot. The great Eng
| lish parade ground. 'ster,ay morning. The
usual crowds gathered to see him pc. A state
ball in his honor trak place at Dnchkingh'm
palace last night. The Ger reviewed l4OOO
troops at Ale shoit.
Tie Carlisla in Spain 81 week at cSed', ome
intrebchug parties beyond Bilb'o hut were
driven oil with loss Of thirty p'iIoneis. Sky
| republicans were killed aud wounded. The
Carlists are exp, citing The arrival Of cargo OF
guns purchased N England.
Twenty bodies Of victims OF the Mill River
'saste-, in NJ sachusetts, were recovered yes
terday, and nearly thirty more are YET to be dug
out of the sand aud debris. The ComTiltso Of
the Legislature has examined the rese' 'oir and
found it to have been very badly built.
RosToN ABOUT 10 LOSE HER STEAM LINES.
IL Is stated from Boston that tho Cunard
Company are contemplating tho transfer OF
all their Liverpool and Boston steamers to
Now York. Tho reason assigned for the
change is the high rates OF railroad ireights
| on grain and other produce from tho Wesi.
There is much feeling In regard tn the mat
ter among Boston business men, aud they
are endoasoriug To induce the iailroau man-
ayers TO lower their ireiehts.
MoNEY.--The Ledger says: The course
| of the money market, without any marked
| change, - towards Increased east. Money
| on call is still quoted at tn b per cent.
strictly hrst-class twC-naine paper AT u per
cent. strictly Hrst-class single name paper
| at g. TO per cent, loans on Government
| collaiei al at . 10 6 per cent, and on other
| iirst.clsss bonds and stocks at per cent.
| REAL EsTATR SALES IN QUEEN ANHE's COUNTY.
MD-At CentIevle, Maryland, Mr.. }. West
Thompson, Esq, as Trustee, sold a portion CT
the real estate OF the late j NJ Harper, On Tues
! day last, follows: That portion of the iarm
known as the Hardcastle Farm near Bridgetown,
containing 10, acres, on3which there Is a peach
orchard OF 1000 trees, at $40 per acre, L. h.
Wheeler, of New York purchaser Also wood
lot of 81 and 16 perches, to same purchaser,
| at S. per acre. The balance oi the tract about
| lj2 acres, was not sold. L. j. d B. T. keatiug,
Esqrs. Trustees sold on the same day the
| Mclaughlin farm containing los acres, at s.. 10
per acre. Noah Glow purchaser. VIM. Mck en-
ney, Esq, as Trustee, sold several woodlois be-
longing to the estate Of the late Walter d. Hard
| castle, containing IN the aggregate 100 acres, at
$40 per acre. Fhlhpp ". Downcs, OF Denton,
purchaser