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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

The Cause OF Temperance finds Of it.
most insidious foes in the manv so-ealled 'to1ics
and ''appetizers." made of cheap whisky and re
fuse liquors. finished up to suit depraved appettes
under the name OF medicine. DR.. WALKEks GAL-
IFoRSIA VIxGAR BITTERS are none OF these. They
are not beverage. but are genuine medicine
purely vegetable; prepared from California herbs
stom ch liver kidneys, bladder. skin and blood
tn are an infallible and unriyaled remedy. 10 Nv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

SHERIFF's SALEs-Sheriff Armstrong on
Saturday last sold the following properties in
Wilmington viz: Coal yard property of Oliver
II. Appleby, over Third street bridge, to Robt.
Cook, for - 800, and house and lot in Hedge
vile, the property of Robert Brown, to Joshua
Mars, for $500 subject to mortgage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
Ladies Wishing to Purchase light runnir

and Simple Sewing Machine, would do we'll to cali
at No. rs Market Street. Wilmington; Del. and
see one Of the incest Family Sewing Machines IN
est to the hnest material desired without change
of needles. Our hobby is simplicity. durability,
light running. and no threading-up required self
threading shuttle and self setting needle Sold on
easy monthly instalment. or n liberal discount on
for cash. Ladies don't buy q heavy and cOmpli-
Gated machine. but get the light running New
American.
713 Market St.. Wilmington, Del.
jy1d&wlv j. Ii. PRIMROSE. Agent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

A GAME OF EUcHRE.-They say that one OF
the employees OF the Eastern Shore Railroad is .
proficient euchre player. They stepped the tram
ut Que OF the stations the other day, and the
engineer and all hands adjourned to see him beat
q red-headed man, while the passengers set in the
cars and tore their lair and 'cussed."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, July z, ?. NJ.
Beef Cattle we're dull this week. and with liberal
receipts prices senerally favored buyers. Sales of
fair and extra good at el2aIAc.. and common Mt IA
&c. Receipts. $500 head.
sheep Of prime quality were rather slow. but
stsekers met quite n lively demand sales of the
former At za5c.. and the latter at 2a4c. Receipts
l6 ,0OO head.
Hogs were scarce. active and higher. Sales of
corn fed at s0al0 Is per loo lbs. net Receipts coo
head.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
Ger the Bath.

Ter the Bath.
Bath Brushes, Bath Towels. Bath Sponges and
Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also. Flesh
Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, of horse hair. Dry
Friction Gloves. aud may other articles OF the
BRINdHURST X CO.,
Corner Sixth nd Mark oil streets.
Fimest Salad OIL
ro...i.hv - Nip
f. BRINGHURST CO.,
.Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 255 Market
In general that he keeps on hand all descriptions ot
medicines, and that Competent person is at al
store ana that no charge is made pit the regular
price Of the msd nes the price as they would
nay anywhere else: but that ne one IS visited NJ
hair esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

SPECIAL TRA,N-A special train, we'll filed,
left the p, w. & B. r. X. depot this morning,
for Georgetown, where the Republican State
Convention is now being held. full report Of
the proceedings will appear in to-rnorrow's GA
ZRTTE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
EDITION!
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
From Chester Heights.

PRRsoNAL.-Wm. +. Causcy, Esq, now of
st. Louis, son OF ex-Gov. Causey, OF Delaware,
way TO Milford, on visit to his friends and rela-
tives.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

THE WHEAT YIRLp-From all the accounts
thus far received from our farmers, the yielu Of
wheat does not come up to the promises OF the
straw The heads are short and not well filed
The grain is of the very finest quality. Cecil
Democrat,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

FOURTH STREEr.--The work OF matchmaking
Fourth street is now progressing quite rapidly.
The square between King and French is now
being excavated ready for the store The English
Bull is to be put on the street between French
and Poplar tomorrow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

Concentrated FavOring Extracts
of Vsnilla. Lemon. Orange. Rose. Bitter Aim ond
Ginger, Mace, Celery. etc.. etc.. made and sold
wholesale and retail by
i. BRINGHURST & CO..
Corner Sixth and Mark OF streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28

ANoTHHR BOAT CLUB.-Another boat club
has been organized in this city-known as the
Crescent Club. A four-oared shell has been pur-
chased and the club will participate in the Christ
lana regatta, next fall.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
Fine Nail Scissors

Fine Nail Scissors.
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes. Hand Brushes
Hail Files. Nail Polishers. Get, for sale by
Z. BRINGHUkSr X CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Brodicss Miraculous Cure for COrns.
An English remedy Of great popularity. for re-
&. BRINGHURSTG CO.,
ApOthecaries,
iels Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
Special Notices.


Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive. be
strong and healthy. and become little models OF
youthful strength and childish beauty. nprzd9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-28
Priure Vanilla Beans

scla Wholesale aud retail by ,o
X BKlNGHURST X CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30

acr< tane 40 was ridculux the whole discussion ~
trivial and senselesS, now says: The third term policy
10 largely, though not wholly responsible for the Re-
publican overthrow in Ohio and Indiana. n Gen. Dix
defeated next week in New York, II Illinois sends
Opposition majority to Congress, II New-Jersey and
Pennsylvania disclose heavy gaps in the Republican
column the result will be chargeable In great part to
the ced-blooded and selfish design The people
determined to put stop to the third term business
before 1t fairly begins The only way they can see to do
this ts by giving the Republican party shock in ad-
vance OF the campaign OF 1876" The Toledo Blade still
smarug the defeat OF lie party in Ohio slludng
TO the last refusal Of the President to break silence,
saws: 1.-THE Democrats are making capital out OF the
third term cry ia Pennsylvania, New-York. and the
other States in which elections will be held next wee X.
and IL the President did not feel dis
posed 10 this influence by emphatic denial
of such purpose his part"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
POINTS IN THE STATE CAMPAIGN.

Mr.. Tilden writes to Ohio Democrats who
invited him TO celebration OF the recent victories
that the Democracy OF this city are getting ready 10
DO their full share in the new revolution the I'M
derying OF which. in all Of the country
found the desire Of the people for change In the
administration Of the Federal Government.
Stephen NJ. AIlabeen, the Democratic can
ddate for Congress in the Chenango District receiv-
ing considerable support and his friends feel satisfied
that the Administration majority Of 2oOo in 1872 will DO
moro than overcome
The Democrats of Utica are taking active
steps to put down bribery They have offered reward
$3.50 conviction Of each offender and are form
ing vigilance committees to watch the polls
Gen. MacDougan presided at large Re
publican meeting in Auburn on Tuesday. speaker
Blaine delivered an address
The Republicans in Oneida County are
strongly opposed to the constitutional amendment au
thorizing the sale Of the lateral canals
Col James L. Angle of Rochester has been
made Democratic candidate for Congress In the Mon
roe District in place of Mr. Hart. who withdrew. Col
Angle is lawyer. and was three times an unsuccessful
candidate for office.
Partizans of ex-Gov. Morgan. The Elmira
Gazette says. everywhere busy arranging to trade
of Gov. Dix for Assemblymen"
1t is observed that Mr.. Cornell has not been
heard from the campaign the Convention, and
that Senator Conkng has also remained in the back
ground.
Inc Hon. u. McJulTe OF CHemunS maue d
1orcble address in reply to Speaker Blaine on Tuesday
at Households.
There was large Liberal and Democratic
meeting at Red Hook, Duchess County, on Tuesday
evening. Speeches made by Lytteton G. Garrett
son, Col Crooks James B. Livingston OF New-fork ano
Judge Palmer of Dutchess County The enthusiasm OF
olden times displayed, and the third term scheme
heartily denounced.
The Hon. Charles l.. Beale, the Republican
candidate for Congress in the Dutchess District pur-
poses addressing public meetings during the remainder
of the campaign In old times he one OF the most
popular speakers In his section OF the State
The Republicans of the list Assembly Dis
trict of Monroe County have nominated the Hon.
George A. GOss for the Assembly. Mr. Goss, who has
served two consecutive terms was "a member OF impor'
Committees last and took an active part In
the business of the session.
The Hon. A. NJ. Clapp of Buffalo was not
complimentary the Liberal Republicans In his speech
last Saturday. "Mr Clspp them" The Buffalo Express
says spoke OF the Liberal republicans having made
the Republican party stronger by leaving IT, and the
Democratic party weaker by joining 10. There are Lib
are links OF sausage and made OF the same dog"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
A REPURLIOAN RALLY.


gil the day after am believer in Temperance. but
don't see the wisdom IN time Of great public peril OF
frerns away lust votes enough to defeat tho party
winch We wish to be successful. And then there the
t Sn, term bugbesr don't know how 1t Is with you
mad was that the Democrats might wish to steal away
Gen. Grant rs their candidate. He recognizes
Democratic friends do, that there Is q
widespread feeling in this country that no man, how
ever excellent his may be. and however
much we love and respect him, there Is whom
safe to allow than eight years 10 the Presden-
tia chair While he has not thought that It would be-
come his dignity to be writing TO political conventions
tDa lie would not under circumstances accept the
nomination again. there is every reason to believe that
ne on many occasions has said to his friends that the
Whole proposition was ridiculous. that he had never
Thought of It or spoken Of 1t to any man on earth.
Great appausel But that is question which we can
take care OF when it comes up. There
are Just two things IN the way OF third
term In the first place. Grant would not accept IL
II II were offered 10 him. and the people would not 0fer
II TO MIN II he wanted It, HIS administration has been
miracle OF success, and no Democrat can tell me OF
any one important question which Grant has not
decided right whether the control Of the South,
or the financial question, international neg0ta-
tons. Every where and always he has been equal to
the emergency and to the requirements OF his Time
In conclusion Gov NOyes declared that appeals to the
ISSUES aud memories OF the were not worn out, aud
made an eloquent appeal to his hearers to retain the n
nuehce OF those memories and issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
MARRIED..

ANoRRsONONROw-A OssSge. Toasdsy 9th
By Rev. H. Worcester, IT, Theo0re d. Anderson Of Booktysv
n r. TO Louisa Coarow Of South Orange
BACoN-SPRAGB-In this THURSDAY 90 By Rev Let
W. Norton Mr. julius Bacon TO Ars Minesvs A. Sprsgae
Weinesiay, Oo 28, by the Rev J. H.
Ludlow D. 1hsidsas BALDWIN Charlotte Psyse bob q
Cornwall Conn
CROOKR-KSSAM-On the ooh the Church Of 81 Mary the
Vn by the Rev Mr. Barrow Rector 81 Johns Church Hunt
Elizabeth Aymsr daughter Of Daniel Ks D. Of Brooklyn.
L.
"wednesday Oct ga the Church Of the
Pilgrims. BROOKLYN Highs by the Rev stos d. D sstnd
BY the Rev WiAm N. Taylor d. d.. Mr. He0ry Cullen IT, "
Miss MARI BAXTER daughter Of Achibas Bszter sn
Of BROOKLYN
DAM-COLTON-On Wednesday Oct % the Church Of The
Messiah By Rev Dr. Bellows hr Andrew Dam Miss Beus
g. Cotton. daughter Of Dr.. g. y Cotton.
GBB-BURR-On Tuesday Oc, 81. .. thu cnos Coo
gres.too.i Brooklyn. By D.
Miss d. Louise Burr To Mr. Howard Giob
Rochester IN ~ papers please
HOYT-HBDGESOa Wednesday OCT o. 1874 the residence 81
the brides parents BY the Rev. WIN. O. Barnes Wu Hoyt
Hattie L. Hedges eldest daughter ChA Hedges ESQ.,. ell o.
Brookyn
LAwRRNCE-MACLAY-O 2Sth OF October the Church u
the Holy Trinity BY the Rev. stephen TInS j D. assisted
by j. Price Cories Name y.
Macsy. daughter Of Moses b. Msclay. esq.
3D. at ST. Paurs Church Chester Pena
By the Henry Valentine Chester Henry n
Lewis, N. d.. Of BROOKLYN. No oardA
LoWJEWETT-In Brooklyn Wednesday, Oct g. at the res
dence the BRIDES mother b. Rev Dr. Putnam. Henry e. Low
Carrie. daughter Of the late James X. Jewett
WYCKOFP-DREW-0n Wednesday Oct 49, ct Reformed CbursA
NswLos. L. l.. by Rev Chss w. WOOL adsted By Rev j. l.
Baldwin d. D. Mr. Albert Terbune Wvckof MIS- Asgge Drew
daughter OF Henry Drew, esq, Of New Lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL An. TNDMENlS.
AN EARNEST APPEAL BIZ PROMINENT O. TIzkNs-IHE
COST OF NEGLECT AND APATHY.
To the Electors Of the State Of Netc York: Tho under
signed earnestly request the favorable attent. ',
the people of the State to the pending Constitution
Amendments, which are substantially the work OF .
Commission of eminent citizens. equally represent
ing both political parties, and have the approval OF
two successive Legislatures
They contain most salutary provisions for the pre-
vention of corruption and bribery at the polls and
among officials, against special and unequal local
legislation; for the Limitation of public indebted
ness for private PURPOSES for the security of the de-
posts of the people in the savings banks and for the
prevention of fraudulent claims against the State.
The only danger of their defeat lies in the lack OF
interest at the polls and consequent light vote.
Ii these amendments are lost through the neglect or
apathy of the voters it will require years OF abor-
effort to bring the question of constitutional
reform again before the people. We earnestly CON-
mend these amendments to the careful considera-
ton and hearty support of the citizens Of the State
WIN. NJ EvARTs, PETER COOPER,
JOHN j. Cisco, ROYAL PHELPS,
JAMES M. BROWN. JAMES EMOTT.
WIN. L. DODGE. S. b. CHTTBNDEN,
OSWALD OTTENDoRFER ABRAHAM b, BAYIIs,
EDWARD SALOM0N, A. A. Low,
HENRY NICOLI. HENRY HARRINGTON,
III. b. CLAFIIN, WIN. H. WEBB,
DORMAN B. EATON, JOHN A. STEWART.
f. SIGEI. JACKSON S. SCHULTZ,
f. RANDOLPH ROBINSON, GEORGE OPDYKE.
MAITLAND PHELPS g. Co.. ERAsTUs Brooks.
New- York, Oct 20. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
OBITUARY..
JOHN LAIRD.

John Laird, the well-known shipbuilder and
Member OF Parliament for Birsenhead whose death
yesterday is announced In London dispatch OF this
morning the eldest Of the late William Laird
and was born at Greenock IN 1905 He
WAS educated at the ROYAL Institution, Liverpool,
and was a member OF the nrm OF j. Laird Cons A Co.
ship-builders Of Birkenhead. He was q deputy lieu
tenant and magistrate for Cheshire, aud was first
elected Parliament IN December 1861 In politics he
was Conservative and was decidedly opposed
90 the bsbment Of the Irish Church. as leading
necessarily TO the disestablishment OF the Eneish
Church He however, in favor Of great reforms
The former and the extension OF It's useful
bess. he was also Ia favor Of extending
education among all classes, aud OF the
exercise OF economy in the naval expenditures. In
ans. he married Elizabeth, third daughter Of
nicholas Hurry, eeq.. OF Liverpool. He retired
from business In Oct. 1861 During the civil
war IN the United States his firm ntted
out number Of Confederate blockade runners aud he
ade himself notorious by his advocacy OF the CoDfed
crate cause and abuse OF the Federal Government IN the
parliamentary debates ~ .s4 st'. p tti-S '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
Al Notices Of Marriages msst b isdovsed wt& (s!'
same and address.
DIED..

dssss" q 0fs =. 4. T. s;
ins Of same disease Lone Downs wife Of oe AeIsry asS
ANTHON-On Thursday Oct &c. at CoOpeows John H. Anthem
| Pauer. d Coopessown Sunday, NovL
BIBRwIRTH-n Brooklyn Thursday morning Oct 90 1874 Leo
pod Won Berwirth in the 74h vesr Of bis age;
Ses ; ST. =; % fr4 s.o
native Westpor Comfy Mao Ireland 42d aga
Ia and on a $:, q s' % her :ss:
rdenc No. IA PashngsVe Brooklyn th'us' 70 tue C's'eI
PARRBIL-Ou wednesday Oct g. James F.rr,l Ofihs
County Of LOngor Parish Of Garry Kedman Ireland in the eoo
The rs.aTs friend. and SIS, tn. member. Of $1,000
he residence 80 l7a liay's. near GO Brooklyn en- Friday
and GI.sso, aged ye.rs months. and daya 60.
FIRs, will s place % s ,s' ssS s': s & . S
and relatives Of the family are invited to attend
Go5LEOn the 9th inst. at Newark N j. william Druoe SOC n
His funeral will attended the residence Of bis p.rea g
respectfully invited 10 ateEd.
HAvENs-In Brooklyn. THURSDAY. Oct 20, 1874. William
Ss %T 8 invite: r.. Ito, So.
W..hinsea. Bootlyn The remains Will 10 carried to New.
RUMsRY-Iu wsusop g. James O. Ramsey OF the Treasury
Deprnest .sed es ye.rs m, u,,,,,,,., mi, ,pra.,,
morning At 10 O'Clock. Friends are respectfully invited
VAN NoRMAN-As Cooper.own. wedne.t.y Oct 49, Sarah Maria
d v. u
Funeral CoOper,tOwu Friday. the Both INST, "2pm
VAN RENssELAER-suddeuy Brooklyn Wednesday evening"
Robert A. Van RensseseS in the 34th * bis
attend the funeral bis residence ITO
at O'clock, Friday afternoon kemAas will be akes
to Albany
B,.s 9 a. IT,. ssi Ss s her ''
Funeral services at Syracuse. N. Y, on SUNDAY
wEBDA HoSmss ssn os s %ss r ,s T 1..
Also Wednesday Oct 81 Of scarlet fever Amelia
A. wife Of John NJ Webb 49,
Funeral OF both Johns Episcopal Church. Bloomfield
Friday arrival Of from NewYork leaving Barclay
Ct ferry at O'Clock IN.
wLLIAMS-n Brooklyn. Tuesday Oct IL Mrs Eliza WihapA
daughter Of the late Deacon skinner $50 -.
relatives and friends OF the family are Respectfully invites
attend the funeral from the Washington Avenue Bspt hu
corner Washington GAessSea FRIDAY, Oct 81, sl
o'clock p precisely.
wOODS-On THURSDAY, Oct 90 Mary g. Woods
Of 4l6 Wss. Thirty
on Saturday, Oct 81. at IL O'Clock g.
EVANGELIST LODGE No. GOO, AID NJ Brethren are sss
mope TO meet at Lodge Becker Building this da ha
IL O'Clock assist ia the solemn services al the nners os
lsts Brother Robert Stewart Brethren generally invited
JOHN r. BALDWIN. Master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
THE REPUBLICAN FEUD IN HARLEM.

An adjourned meeting of the XXlst Assem-
bly, District Young Mems Republican Club held at
One-hundred dsxteenthst and Tnrdave. last even.
ing c. f. Valentine was chosen Chairman Of the meet
ing and Col. JOS Mcdonald, Secretary. Jas. M Gray.
Chairman OF the delegation to the Central Republican
Committee reported that the delegation accompanied
by about 100 citizens visited the headquarters Of the
State Committee at 10 o'clock yesterday, and we're
assigned hearing for o'clock in the afternoon. They
were gwen audience the afternoon, when speeches
were made by DIR. White, President OF the Convention
that nominated Mr. Haw, and Henry c. Robinson. Hogg
Of Yorkve, Capt. Jos. Pollock, Thomas Hanson and
F. Valentine. who declared their intention OF supporting
Mr. Hav and no other candidate. The State Committee
were represented by Gen. Sharp and Hugh Gardner,
who said Mr.. Haw had pledged himself to accept
nomn alton, and he would be opposed by Commissioner
Van Mort and Collector Arthur in every way possible.
The delegation retired disappointed and indignant
Speeches were made by DR.. White, Capt. Zbler. and
Mr. Hogg. Resolutions approving tho Committees
course and renominatng MIR. Haw, were adopted. This
was his fourth nomination during the canvass. Com
inittee was deputed escort Mr. Haw to the hall They
soon returned with the candidate and the widest
thusiasm prevailed The people seemed fairly frantic.
and made the hall ring with the prolonged and bo
GUS demonstrations. Tie shouts were deafening. AT
the head Of the hall oil.painting Of Mr. Haw,
underneath which the motto, "Truth crushed TO
earth win rise again" This motto rose from every
mouth. After the excitement had somewhat subsidized
ssse nomination u Mr. Haw for time
.nd ss Mr. Maw signal for aSuhsr
outburst. Mr.. Hsw then addressed the meeting an.
nouocipg his nteDtion TO run at an hazsra
Committee is that he consider: inc voice OF tne pe9e
TO a1 wn dy pp e pSpoe
concentrating the Republican yotes OF the DISTRICT on
Granville P. Halves. and thus as Tar as possible ln
surfing the return OF Republcan Assenpi! man o'ei
his TWO Democratic competitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
s'AflRD.

SAILED ..... 49,. a.s - a
eesnAp Rstsdss as Rosss~d.u; Conn ~ AeS@syf rse
Tor Hamburg, STATE isdIsss Zoe assv Ae s nse. Ix
Hs Ssss Iyoee o ror ssrhsSs
Netsbu for Per- Rovsi ket HsNmss nae'ss %
Champion Cbsdeses lease Dell ~ assA 70 enssV ss
fer Port - Princes Reasbsw. for s. Jago.
wIHD-Sassss light. a. has,
DOMESTIC PORTS
NawOsLsAs Oct 29-Anved o. tbs rsHssS asm,ep 49,
6s NEWPORT S.fssbours from Brenen; mp MANA ho
Record from Liverpool Sailed stesnsi W o. s -
Cfty Of San Antonio a.. -
BLrnoRH Oct 20 Arrived steamships Asrha Sssy0s, -
EewYot John shrer from Pnisdelphis bsrts Tses mo.
LIVERPOOL N KerGegasrd. from London Lshs. fSol
bngs Jens from Mslaga Apollo from 81 Pore Cleared
John Hopkins for Boston, Elizabeth for se~foskj w.
Philadelphia. -
SAY PRAScco 2g-Tbs steamship Cyphren from Al Ssss
aniyed here this
FOREIGN PORTS y
HAVANA Oct 2oThe steamships Columbus ssd City NJ Hvss~
bars w. Anderson from Sew York arrived here this nof
QgsKssrows. Oct 28Ths Canard Line steamship Atss hse
Boston Oct 20 arrived here at and sslsd fss Liverpool
DISASTER.
Oct 20The aad OF efhe bss mv
vhden from Phaie2hs for HsyAns arrived ssgas
SEEKING The hhg driven sshore The end
the Babsmas during hsrsRs l4h
There her bottom and oght ee Of water D., bold rave
Including su1ch hvo hos II
u that Of her will be saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ne,rs see Second Page.l

ARRIVED.
Steamship Gsveston Orleans Oct 81 with mdse
and pass ~ {. H. Mallory Co. - . , l,...,. =
to Clark Seaman =,
steamship Nenss Bsans Boston. with pdss and pass to T.
Dmoek. -. o. n. -,v. a.
steamship Old Dominion Walter Richmond Cry Point and Norfolk
with ma,e Old Doninon steamship Co
Poboa Ethel Dsnep CAL barley Portland Me-, for Dsen
BARK Norma John n ~ smith. Lancaster sept H. In bal
last Is anchored st Sandy Hooa lof orders
Bhs iof Windsor ST. Faulkner. Curacao 10 days with
cote kc
seh Ras Dove (of Caa swan Marzass Bay n s. - dars
with lumber ... ..- ...F tI|. .r. ID
schr Llrie. scuI. Virginia '-
Schr Alberto, Jameson, Norfolk. Va.
BebE j. n PsIser Moore Ricnmond.
eioop MARI 4 Haywood. vrgas. 90 ---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
WINCHESTER BRITToN DENOUNCED.


ADDRESS OF THE COMMITTEE OF FIFTY TO THE
PEOPLE OF BROOKLYN.
Winchester Britton. the Democratic candidate
for DsrcAttorney Of Kings County, IN accepting the
nomination declared that he removed by corrupt
conspiracy OF the Committee of Fifty Its attorneys aud
Others He also asserted subsequently that Judge Gilbert
NJ spier who tried him. and the Attorney OF
the State were opposed to his removal and advised
against IT, The Committee Of Fifty met last evening 10
consider these ssteents and reply to them and after
mature elaboration the following address 70 the people
OF Brooklyn was issued:
II has been the OF the Committee OF Fifty and
indeed the chief purpose for which IL organized TO
place before the people OF Brooklyn from time 10 tine
FACTS OF interest aud Importance TO them as citizens ana
tar payers Circumstances have rendered 10 their DUTY
at the juncture Of affairs certain facts
connected with the removal from Oice OF District
Attorney OF Winchester Britton, convicted OF malea
The ststeent called for by the fact that Win
chester Britton has declared that he was removed
through corrupt conspiracy OF personal enemies, aud
that neither the Commissioner who tried him the
Atornev General believed hun guilty Mr. Brittou
tried upou CHARGES preferred w this Comnitteo Long