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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19

the West and general demand Water s.ss&io,sh sasA
;as ''si s..':'ie s;r.sa
81 s.sq sSSas = r. q 's s...
fs .s ~ SSs G ID s ws 81 g. we
Isl eOfor No siu@o.S, 81 80 for WATT ac1is.a @sdl
p IS "si Ssse .ps., -:
bot 'e'@s o oa; are eg91 nd soss 5 emS9 ID. re.
81 r Bis.s ~ 5sS Soe %c-teSS arS a. 5Jiaaso " W.,
6Od62c State Mired at 5sa6oc k5e sqaet
5000 ssh Corn sic.dy snd 9 hi; ieIsai n. aid, I'D .,
bush Western Mred At 76o7c nh.e 799sOc Y,S~
,t79asOc southern yellow a. 79asoe DO Waite Nsoasit
HAY AND sTRAw.Tae df p % limited and he s.'s
Pair Tool $50 shipping gds s9Oas2i co,,,
soSi at sisasl9 sgsg No Rye "sl6qsI7 No. 2aa asia
M2LAssEs1sr GOOD inquiry and fair bo....: sss,s ~
nestle sales Of 800 eb at prices ranging fro" oo97+e
NAVAL sToRRS-rbe market for Spirits Tspenas. I.~
early in the day al ace b., later there .s a.
M SS.. .ns 81 5 az ,f SS'i 10
Pine grades .y and steady sales $500 b Good suaei
No 50 75i ADD 5oobbI Pne at - 62s Tar s.aass3.
OLs-Iu.esd quiet and unchanged quoted a, ssa87, fv,
sgsheu bands Crude Sperm IN anal supply and very h C~,
arg $sStS sts; 81 q; Al, -.
ior Cd Meas SIS 30 Ne. Mess. s3 IS Pn~, III Tor
SIS o i75C Ss d. s Nay So Is so bib a. %
s6 Beef, ,c.v. and steady 800 se, od Plan Meas
siSssis 50 Q. sIs Me-. SIS as,
ea am Beef Hams are tame sales Of 100 eS at s22@s Cat
800 DO Picked 7c; 900 Pcted 0y Hams In bus a III
IL 500 Light Smoked at l2s4c 100 boxes lib Bellies IA
o54d97 Bacon u In moderate demand and ea,lsrt
sales Of 800 bore. hatsndhs las, nsh seller Fsea.ry ss
to-day $50 CITY Long Clear at 6adS 400 bores Wesera
S2dS 9l6c 225 bores Western Short Clear 81 $50
SIC dressed Hogs especially hesvywegh Ne daoe
st64d7 for City, and 6og7G iof Western Lard very dsb .hi
weaker closing sales Of rs bbs and tea OF % o ee
99 6c for Prime and Sl6c Tor ksts
Rendered. 400 3l609 6lec for fstse scivey
900 seller Pebua 7l6c and 800 ses sssss
MARCH, at 7l6c =
BUrr-There good Eastern and local demand While Ne tssh
trade limited the market remains Arm. We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
he following were the bids

The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for
the first week Of February 1874, were SlSi997 o. (:
first week Of February. 1879 sl225l2 IL; increase for
the week. $l2,4si o.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania IL, l0si Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
%; Reading Railroad sol Pennsylvania Railroad.
81. Gold ll2..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LosDss Fsb 1912 80 sesanse. sss
Cea 95 Pans Reates 5Of So "a.
LlvsRRooL, Feb ll8-f2S 80 p a.-cesOn % Ari's iva
cheaper
LlvssrooL, Feb 1871 p u-co.os 70 shade easier nhhs
Upiands 3a Mailing Orleans, SteSsh sss 1900 Sss
eloans 1000 for spscahrsa aud sIOcrt .ao, 4.
LoSpos Peb. ISIS n.-Coasos Sf peneJ " dsS 70
92Ss92 United States hvervssy b"s's iso9s
old. l09s4 -. -, a., 49,. Il,
Iys.seoI Feb $3.50 &C., ?. Ne s:.: 3,
mhns uplsad, sohax Coed 0rdaaU co. pre esss -
FesrasT, a i3.I8d Lsd 4alS s"t Pom sof al ~
,nas Fab 49, 80 n-sss.r s7Is27is s.t ~ - Ia
n,sh s,s..rd an N, spot 2Sl8s25i for do sasst
Iosno, esh 1880 n.Psrts Asessehss sss1 hsssss ~
$50 81 u. n, A.. c.,,.. -. a., H.. = 400
- 80 tm.deau prssds,afs- rhe pAxtet aeisA
o'ss - IA MI FtvsTvsau bosds 1864 ed,
100 - ss7s ICES, Nsw i04k kns Railway a.
psn, q ,pstesss qaste Resies 81 oot Soc -.
IIysrroos. ysb l6-< n-Cssea-ssss tbs tsss 81 nh
sass o.'sn. ''''s s''' '''' o'd'"' 'hps'' '''' ''
ASyvssr FeA ls-Ps,rs,ssm 81 VI for sss Pale Ansn...
Lsspos. Psh 1876 p p.-Psns dsps'eAs sssts seSes -
0SL Soc 80 -.
Iospos Feb 1876 p a--Rsassd Ps.rossn lssi3.a ssh
LoSDoS PED rspssshe epessd a. So s~s
closed 81 rs 1886 y cyl Liusscd OIL 80 $3.50 Ss
DOMESTIC nARKBTa
ALs,Sr Feb lSWhsal and Rye queI oss oah sas 81 sss
sird al a7a BsTIsy cell ss ssssJ. csa aAst ss~ sO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
The bids at the close were as follows;

The London markets were reported quiet and
strong for securities money being the same as yester
day Gold wasquet and firm on sales at ll"a il2 ana
mostly at 1921 On good loans the rates paid for car
rying T. A.. 3, and per cent to fiat. Inc AS
sistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called bonds
and $4,000 in coin interest The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared,
s4s. Isl 900: gold balances. s2,3O6,OOO; currency
balances 50 Cos 5O4 The following were the quota
tons:
1000 ll2s 80 .ll2s, l:OO....l12lt 2i30 ll2ia
iY.90 ii5ss i1.So.',ii2s. 2;OO....lI2es dlI2as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19

81 006$s 20 ~ "a 90 9A 10
Can Meal 0Oe 40 Corp Me-, BrwsP.. ~ 50
Can xesl wssW 75d 90 Corn Meal Cold B.. so
Baeh~hea Flour In fair demand 81 90 rS2 IS
F.n IS loSss 70 Bag Meal gate, ssd easier lva wrs
81 as Cob Meal 81 20fsl IS; Grsund Fss At 81 e0dSi 20
FRElGHr5There fair business berth freIshu
vessels for
market arn the snT,sen.nn To Liverpool By steam 5000
i0d sui ~ 900 bush Grain lOd bach
bales Cotton Va 500 boxes Bseoa Aba $50
obs PORK at 80 3D. aad 100 'e. Beef Sd b. sail 10000
store LONDON b, all 1900 bush. Gs Esd 800
Ploar ID and 100 bbs Rosin Glasxos
5000 bb tioW at 3. "a 300 eOrs Baeoa e0 %.
An Italian heuee
Kingdom with 100 qrs Grain America Ap hence
port eoshHent with 900 Q Grain Il. ej bush barb
Liverpool With 900 bbs Resdaam q. Cd: British
barb arrive from Psdephis the Connnt. sIeass Daee
5000 bh Refined Petroleum Gs 3D. Anean barb
10 500 hbls Resaed d., d. 7htl
81 lrec from Philadelphia the with 900 bb'
Rcsnri % 6i American bark Msdtsssssn
With 10 900 Gaze, Resnet 40. at 32lsc
GRAlE-Nh,si sp- hotter under fvssssls em
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

Financial Condition OF each State Of the Union.
giving Assessed Valuation, Funded Debt, Floating
Debt, Town. County, and City Debt, Receipts aud
Expenditures also, Population, with eopious eX-
plaDatory DotaA in TRIBUNE ALMANAC. Price. 20
ceDtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
NEW YORK, Feb. 10, 1874.
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK HATCH,
No. NAeeAu-eT

We buy and sell GOVERNMENT Bonds and GOLD
at current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash; receive Deposits and
allow interest at the rate Of four per cent; make
Collections and transact a general Banking and
Financial business.
We also deal in the CEiITRAL PACIFIC and WEST
ERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS. which, at present prices,
are very desirable for investment.
We arc also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
SIX PER CENT LAND BONDS at SIS and accrued in
tercst.
The earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad reached
last year $l4,000,OO0 and it's business is constantly
increasing
The continued scarcity of Government Bonds, with
steadily advancing prices, is increasing the demand
for the best class of Railroad Securities and their
relative advantage for interest-paying investment
at current market prices FISK q HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
SALES YROM q O'CLOCK p. NJ. 10 CL0sR OF Bus
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK p ~
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. ls-P. NJ.

"WEDNESDAY. Feb. lS-P N.
Very naturally the leading topic Of converse
tion At the Stock Exchange and in Wall-st
was the preparation Of yesterdays fraud and
all the members Of the Exchange are in q
hIGb ttate Of indinati0p. The GoyerniDg Commit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
Nov Ready:
| THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW for January.

THE SHIPPING of the WORLD, number
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC. Nov ready. Price 70 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
Foreign Exchange was dun OF the fOHOWihg

Money has been easy all day, at D and per cent
during the morning, and at and in the afternoon.
Prime discounts 81 to q! cent. The outstand
ing legal tenders to- night 1881 ,326396 same AS
yesterday Government bonds have been strong,
aud prices were higher in the favorite issues We
.npay th. latest fpurcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19

~ Y AND OswEGo MIDLAND FIRST MORTGAGE
BoNDHoLDERs by applying at our Office can receive
the report and plan OF tho committee for the reor
ganization. Having marketed these bonds and
being ourselves large holders thereof, we shall be
glad to confer with other holders with q view to
the protection of our mutual interests.
GEO OPDYKE d. Co, % Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19

THE RATE on INTEREST FOR NoNRY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prof. Z.
Is. Elliott of the Treasury Department read At the
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully IN
tribune LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19

City bank shares were quiet and steady, very fsw
offerings being noted Small lots changed hands az
follows: American Exchange, 1921 Central Ma
tional. 1907 Fourth National 100, and German Amer
lean, %. The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19

The IoOn
ha' grsJe above or below the
sALks PnEssNr DsLlvnkN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
HARPgks nIeinws WEEKLY ,s,.,.,

css Corr Eirsrp oss YsAa, 81 POsrAss P.,,.p
sARYERs MAGAZINE aARrs8s wEKkLi ., HAapsas
sAzAa vD sss.0 10 ssssS sas ua,sd Slater,
POSTAGE PRkPAID ssssvs 6ysss Dshsu BY ~ Psshsr.
BAvsas hAs.sss wssxIr and aAasHAs BAaAa fss
sss se tsr n psses payable By s sssssnsss
~ ~ mao YeAIri gAakgs , Sa9JRla k4yISAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19

PARl-seboOner Frank Howard.
Rio De J,sErRo-Bdg g. NJ. Jones
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHES-rhe receipts TODAY A pgs Pots mtei
aud STEADY, quoted 7c. Pearls dull and nominal.
COrrON-The demand Cotton oBy moderate
market weak bat no lower We quote : follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19

Published This Day: nav
YTNHF LIFE OF GEORGE DASHlELL BAL
ARD late Captain u A. and Bhesder-Gsnts oil N"0"'s'
killed in he OF PrederekshuTg Deoennlei love-
BY SAMUEL J. BAiARD 49,.
This Biography Of Of the most heroic and dtrng
war OF West Point he experiences on 'ht non
tier and his bref but brilliant career ia the
y,n, dining genealogical history OF the AAysa
family in volume IL illustrated with portrait
Han etching OF the monument MfrnoeS sD0 may
l2mo cloth 81 IS. Half cali IS 20. ..- =.
G. p PUTNAMS SONS, n. V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
Nrm Fluctuations.

HUNTERS and TRAPPER's GUIDE TO use
,rn, snd ammunition making and .sOs
-. and shS g. 60 G,ns 20 % Dog framing
ss ' bow to ' soitPs ..' 'Ssps.IS ,sd 'sldGs &c
''''''' JESSE hGSEY Co. lie Sss.a..t n Y
"THE GIANT OF THE M0NTHIIEs."
IIARPER'S
NIW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR MARCH, 1874.
CoN1E~rs;
THr LIGHTHOUSES OF THE UNITED STATES By cHAKIs,
Rotpsoy.
With Thirteen nosIsGopS
ADVICE
yBE CHBvALIER BAYAED.
With peVI lDsstIsuoIL
BERMUDA
With Fifteen Inu,,r.GonL
ARCHIBALD CONSTABLE AND HIS FRIENDS.
Win Tw.lvs IDu,trsions.
Ny MOTHER AND IL Lows STORY eKt', By The AshOi
Of Jobr HshfsI, Gentleman
WIN Three Ilu,'rsnonL
PRAYER oP COLUMBUS. BIZ Walt wHrsAN
eBsERvAToRlEs IN THE UNITED STATES.
With Seventeen Ilu'usuOnL
fBB LIVING By Author Of The DOig, Club" The
Amsresu Baron" he.
Cs.rTEK XII Little Dudleisb-xxIn n. Man Of Law
XIV. New ObngsbonA-XXv The Sources Of the Nile
XVI TbrssteuiuE Lstter-Xx'IL The Proposal
With Three IusuttOnG
YBE RIGHTS AND WRONGS OF sEAMES By CHIR1E, NORp
30 IEDL
I'M MISSION OP 81 VALENTINE
win u,,,,,,.e Initial
THB NIGHT TRAIN FOR PARADISE ACCOMMODATION.
IovR AMONG THE GRAVES
RkcoIIE, TIoSs oy AN OLD sTAGER
TBb OUTSIDE OP TIM WINDOW.
A sCHRME FOR VENGEANCE
LYRIC OF ACTION.
LEWIS GAYLORD CLARK By T. y. THsRYE.
tnrota RAW Cpuv
EDIToss LITERARY RTcORp
KDlTOks SCIENTIFIC RECORD
Splrols gIsIosICAI sYCosp
spIIogs DAWN Illustrated
HhRPIRs MAGAZINE 10, March erox ,.4 - nj . ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
5nstrncilon.
For Boys and Young Men Cit.

For Boys and Young Men City.
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
IA 252 MAlisoD-tye
Second Term begin, February !.
CHARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE for BOYS
" and YOUNG GENTLEMEN l26 and l25 Bas Twsn ourth-s
PROV. CHARLIBR Director and Proprsot
HOLLADAY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Il 1.277 Broadway
ngh.sobOOI for Boy. Apply foI Srer ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19

7
receipts shipping ports to-day 1928 bale. This
day week 3ls bales 1898 bales year so
SerYok 1872 283 bales consolidated S44 9O6 bales
For future delivery the siyncs
Of l52dll6c 10 sales as follows ali basis Of Low Mldi,s
Sale. last evening .ner p March. 100 1882. 100
Is 1890; April. 100. l6c Mss. 300 300 lie
100 is 1879 Ju, 100, A! ll32c ,ot, 400 sale.
D February 100 is Ice March POO ISs.,
100 Is 1882 200, l5sei 100 IS 7l6e 100 is 1880
200 10 di3s 500 10 iSs2e 800 10 6 l6e April 1000.
400 ID 1880 500 is el6e 100, 10 1922 Js,. 900
100 y g6e Total 10 800 bales. sr.ad tO', 800 bales.
market sales reported and all descriptions are co
ev nominal in the absence business quotations YESTERDAY are
repe
FLOUR AND MEA-The Flour opened better more p.
ear the low grades these dema I'D for
better grss Irregular No sup~rsue be ssd
offered e sy the elose the market quite COR
the
sales 81 100 bbs Including Is 900 bb Western Shpp.ss
month aud all 50 80 500 bbis state
Extra at 81 So 900 bills Western 81 So 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
@ was'a further advance in State bonds, Ten
tLs n IF
neSsec@ anu hlssouilSoC 'uPihs VIC 'ni'i pi"hi"oh'
in the dealings. The following were the bids

In railroad bonds the dealings up to the usual
standard and with the exception of Union Pacific
Incomes which receded to s2!, late prices were main
tanned The following we're the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
IHE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

wIDNKsDAf Feb. 10 1874.
The following complete list Of exports shipped vessels N'ea
VI cleared to-day for foreign pors
CARpssis-Bns Nellie Hustled. 49,,
o.. krutx 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Ladies-City.
NINE. DE VALENCIA" INSTITUTE for
WI Ycant and Chse 30 wsu hundred and tbrhsb
s.vIOConplsss aud Aotessh s9es srs,sa As. sssss
.hool DrvAs Painting Of Embroidery tsssht 70
Bo.de without shays and ee~rng Asf
and thresb Madame
su Europe vii sss H. 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
p0AESrIc nARKBTa

Feb lSWhsai and Rye queI oss oah sa'ss 81 60
ua,rsi 57a Bssls, cell ss sssss, Csl sast ssw ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19

HUNTERS and TRAPPER's GUIDE TO use
ammunition making and suGres
an Des s and batting preserving stretching dressing and dyeng
6bde teS sporting watch, shepherd sRd tkOg &C.
25 TsI5smuf Mspusl 80 or booksellers By matt
JESSE HANEY 4 Co, ll9 Nsssu.st, N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19

LoyDON-Shp LssndeT
Az Inp,pkg % Flour bbIs.. 1000 Sts'e'..'.'.' -
Olesse d. ,735o1OI
LoSDos-Shp Winchester.
Oleaks n 66s 258 Flour bbl... llJO Roots, bags
Ro.in bbls a74 Wheat, busb. 3l,o-b
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
The Foremost Tonic of the Age.

new path to health was provided for the sick, a
new shield against disease was secured TO the
healthy. when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters became
the standard tonic of America. For nearly a quar-.
Ter o. century this powerful and genial antidote
on its sanitary march. building up the feeble, help
ing nature to fight down every variety of aiiment.
soothing pain. promoting digestion. regulating The
secretions increasing the nervous vgor of the sys
tenn cheering the spirits. arresting premature de-
cay: and not only prolonging life. but adding value
to enjoy 1t. No volume ever published would be
large enough TO contain history of the cases al
dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness intermittent
lever. nervous debility and mental and physical
prostrat9n cured by this great vegetable inyigor-
ant Thieh not only restores health but protects il
may7tol4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
Soaring or the Negroes.

The Radicals have been practising upon the
creduity OF the negro ever since he his been al
lov ed TO vote, 10y telling him that the Democrats
would enslave him, and that if any Of them were
placed in office 1t would result in the defeat of
the Radical party. Thus the negro has been
kept back in This State and thus they continue
10 Keep him back Were it not for these admoni-
tons the negroes would have clamored more
openly for admission to the public schools. This
they ate led TO believe is certain 10 follow the
passage of ihe supplemental Civil Rights Bills
now before Congress, the passage of which would,
they arc told, be defeated II they now made such
demands openly in Delaware aud other States
north of u.s. The snme results would follow
their introduction TO the offices; or the placing
of any of their race upon the Radical election
tickets. When we called attention to the fact
that the Radicals frequently tell the negro that
lie is good the whites and stated that if this
wero so he entitled 10 half the Offices in Del
aware that the Radicals controlled, because he
cast for that party moro than half of its votes in
Delaware, the Republican niscs the old scare
crow, and concludes its admonition as follows:
"The colored people can estimate them at their
proper worth, and avoid the gulf into which II
0he GAzETTE) seeks TO lead them TO plunge"
That is TO say, the negro must not ask an Office
of his party; or to be placed on the ticket OF his
party, or he cannot "avoid the gulfh-that Is the
Radical party will be defeated How long will
the Radical party he ashamed to acknowledge
one-haf OF their voters? And why ashamed 10
put them on their ticket, if they ere rs good as
the whites
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

CATHOLIC NoTEs.-It is announced that at the
meeting OF Catholic bishops at Cincinnati the
diocese of Philadelphia will DO raised to the dig
nifty Of an archbishopric at an early day. This
see is located in the province Of Baltimore and
is one of the four original dioceses of the United
States. the Others being Baltimore, New York,
and Bardstown, (now Louisville Kentucky.
Kight Rev. james +. Wood, d. d., the present
incumbent, is the fifth Bishop of Philadelphia,
having been consecrated as coadjutor TO Dr. Neu-
mann, April 70, 1857. and appointed his success
ser in 1860. He is native and o former priest
OF Cincinnati. The precedent prelates were
Bishops Eagan, ,COnwell, KenrIck, and Neumann,
the latter Of whom was the second pastor Of ST.
Alpbonsus church, Baltimore. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07

The Senate yesterday confirmed the following
Consuls: John j. Turtle, OF Delaware, at Maran-
ham; j. Baldwin Hay, at Swallow; Francis New
man, at Ceylon,.a .and Robert Frazer, at Palermo.
Nearly four hours were spen. in discussing
General McCook's nomination to be the Gov
ernor of Colorado, but no decision upon it was
reached.
The Centennial appropriation bill was debated
nearly all day yesterday and far into the night,
The discussion at times assuming q personal
character The most notable speech IN favor
of the bill was made by Mr.. Frye, OF Maine.-
To-day the debate will close and the vote be ta-
ken.
The President has recognized Mr. AdoIph
Rosenthel as the German Consul, at San Fran
cisco.
Malice from the pecuator OF fathers desk
should be trea'ed as the snarl OF dirty cur,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
For the Gazette.

For the Gazette.
DIsoRDRRLY CoNDUoT.-Wc hear frequent
complaints OF the annoyance OF q crowd of
drunken and dLordery negroes who nightly
eonsregate on Walnut street, near Ninth, more
appropriately termed "Africa," and sometimes
make night hideous with their ysls and vulgar
and uncivilized language. On Tuesday evening,
SHORTLY after nine, O'Clock, a crowd OF between
twenty and thifty of these half.civilized brutss
assembled at this place and commenced series
OF tisticuffs and other outlandish manuuvres that
would have been humiliating to the heathen, and
their repeated threats OF 'cal wing each other to
the bone with their razors," (without which wea-
pom about his person negro is not counteuanced
by his fellows) mingled with the terrible oaths
aud obscene language they have learned to utter.
reminded one at a short distance away Of a pack
OF hyenas holding "high carnival over the car
cass OF m animal. Many have been the bushes
brought to the checks OF ladies within ar.shot OF
this den of outlaws as they were unsuspectingly
passing that way, and families at distance of a
square have been compelled to close their houses
to avoid hearing their vulgar abuse. 1t would be
well for some OF the upholders of negro equality
TO witness their conduct during one of their sea-
sons on the war-path, which they can do any
night, provided there are no police about. d.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
A New Party Movement.

CHICAGO, May Ga meeting OF the advisor =
board OF the state Farmers Association of Illinois
was held at bloomington yesterday, flty-two out
OF onel hundred and two counties in The State
being represented. The object of the meeting
was to decide upon the advisability OF organizing
an independent political party, the matter having
been referred by the last meeting of the State
Association 10 this committee. After the discus
sion, which lasted nearly all day, it was decided
by an almost unanimous vote that O new party
should be oganized which shall include the mem
bsrs Of all industrial organizations, and call was
issued for aState convention to meet at Blooming
ton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
NOIICE.

EXCELSIOR LOAN ASSOCIATION - Second
Il series-Oniy 68 shares Tor sale at one doiiais
: D. T. HAWKINS. Sec'y.
apr23u No. AVA Market stI eet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-07
Maliciously False.

The Republican of this morning gives utterancs
to the following sentence which our readers know
is most wilfully false
The OFFIcEs-The Delaware GAZETTE favors
the nomination of colored men for office.
The Republican can show no words OF ours IN
which we say that nominations" should be
given to colored men, and until it does thus prove
Its charge it must lay under the mpulation of
lying.