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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26
THE TIDE OF MIGRATION TO AMERICA.
WHAT IT PROVES.

Tie statistics of migration are very interest
Ing. They indicate many important conclusions.
Take the one prime fact that all permanent mi
grafton across the Atlantic IL of people coming TO
settle in America, and not of people going to
establish homes in Europe. True, this is new
country, and it ID natural that population should
How in, but there Is no equal How to other new
countries We receive, and for many years
have received, in flush times and hard times in
peace and in war, the greatest tide Of immigra-
ton of any land on the globe. Why? Why do
people come here and not go away from here
Why do England, Ireland, Germany, and North
ern Europe even Canada and Australia, lose
thousands OF their people, year after year, while
the United States lose none? We take it
that these facts have one explanation, and
but one that there il in the iood-tide OF migra
ton TO America single aninlating mpelling
force and it consists in the fact that this coun-
try supplies i'll It's government, in its political
and social conditions of life. the greatest oppor.
trnities of happiness. Il is the best country to
live in. The immigrants who have come believe
this and write home to parents, relations, and
acquaintance that CONVICTION, and 30 the tide
keeps coming Oh.
o27 g77 ;,n,o;,ro,,,. =, a., Irn;toa sta,aa Co..
man, sept ,nos+ bor ,,oo,,,o ,,,r,,ori,,, ~ -cn
while Ireland which for voar, led tI,o cor,r,,
sent Int ~. OH Tng,apd-UMorrie rrc,ord~-
s.nt mora than thu onnresse1 Siraen J.Io aud
-, az. down with 40 Oos an iumsnso con,narr 20
leave A land supposed to be ruled with the
hiebes. intellirenee aud 10 be animated Inv
prjnciples of tie truest humanity. More than
forty thousand English men and women chose
to leave their native land. forever. and seek n
new home in ''lhe S:ates." Even stcanpy'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26
Tne Progress OF W IL IN ing ton ) OurnaI-
lNM-AmOtMerD MiI& pMpcr.

And now Wilmington has morning daily.
Nine years ago, lacking few weeks, tho Conf
MERcIAL was issued "a the first daily newspaper
Of the city and since thon four others, three of
which nov survive, have been started, all follow
ing the COMMERCIALS example Of publishing in
the afternoon. The new candidate for public
favor, Of which the first Issue appeared to-day,
takes the field which las thus far been loft UNI
occupied and appears as the Morning Hrdh.
Whether it will find the nuoccuped field one re-
wardng its labors will be for experience to de-
termine the publishers of tic Journals preyi-
ously established believed that the greater OK
pense OF publishing morning paper was 4 con-
elusive objection SE""-' ch''''ns that time Of
Issue, and asc'rd'''sY All 'nose 'ae s!tern"1n.
The hfran announces obyrne Bros as its
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26

n. 3. kmnkeIs R.tter Wine OF IRON

Has never been known to fail In the cure OF
weakness. attended with symp' onls indispOsitiou
10 exertlon, loss OF memory, difficulty OF breathing,
general weakness, horror of disease, weak, nervous
trembling, dreadful horror Of death, Higt sweat5,
cold feet weakness, diinness OF yIsDa langnor.
universal lasstuda Of The muscular SYSTEM enor-
nous appetite, with dyspepiic system, hot hands.
flushing Of the body. dryness OF the skin, Tallid
countenance and erup,Ons Oh the face, purifying
tho blood pain in the hack, heayiness OF the eyelds.
frequent black spots q ,inS before The eyes with
Temporary suiIusion aud loss of sight; want OF at
tentr n, etc. These symptoms all arise from u
weakness aud 10 rem .dy that use Il. Il. kunksls
Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t never fas. Thousands
are now enjoying heath wlir have used 1t. Get the
genuine. sold 0nly in IL bottles 'rate nny E +.
Kunkeld. Depot aua Office, NO. $50 North Ninth
St.. Philadelphia, Pa
valuable tonic has been so thraughly tested bv all
classes Of the community thst II Is now deemed in
dspensable us Tonic medicine II costs but little,
purihes the blood and gives tone to the stomach
renOvates tile system and prolnngs life.
l now ONLY ask trial OF ths valuable tonic
Price 81 per bottle r KuNKRL, Sole Propre-
tor, No $50 North Ninth st below Vine, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Ask for Kunkels bitter Wine OF Iron,
and take no other. 1t is sold only in 81 bottles, will
photograph Of the proprietor on each wrapper, all
other is counterfeit. sold by all druggists.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and all complete 10 two hours. No fec TN
head passes. Seat Pin and stomach Worms re-
moved by Or. KuSKEL, 2bs North Ninth st. Advice
free. No fee until cured, ASK for KuNkELs
WORM SYRUP. Price, 81, and guaranteed. Send
for circular
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26
rxrRAvAaANT ss1AMXI2S'' AND RESULT.
ANT DANXRUprCY.

communication to New York paper ON
the subject Of the Duncan, Sherman q 70.
failure, represents that ''ths living expenses OF
the four or ave members OF the arm aggregated
over $3.50, 600. year" He criticissa the alleged
fact, and on The whole does it justly. There
we're, however, but three members OF the hrn.
We believe, and II ID probable that the sum
named is too high for their living ex-
psnses. Bnt il III true that the
manner Of life Of soma Of the great hankers'
has bean extrAvagant beyond msasure ending
~ 1t did in bankruptcy, Take such examples
~ Legrand Lockwood, with his magnificent
country palace. cat Norwalk, wasn't it2); Jay
Cooke, with his immense castle at Ogontz, sup
posed to be worth . fabulous sum, but which
actually had not one-third its supposed value
because it was . /" fancy" property, which Few
could purchase and none could AFFORD to occupy
and now Duncan, Sherman i Co., with their AZ
fairs involved, md kept aaoat only upon CAPT
| tai manufactured ont of accommodation notes
living nevertheless F" 1t the top Of the heap.
Such examples Of extravagant private expendi
ture, followed by financial failure, are democrat
izing In various ways. They destroy the people,
faith In each others integrity. They weaker
the whole fabric OF commercial credit. The.
demoralize tho community in which their none.
is lavished.
We cannot think Ct u single actual boneh
which any man, whether really rich or only pre-
tending to be 80, does by living in style muc
above the average, and expanding greatly NOR
than those about him. Generally, tho waste Q
his money goes to no good purpose. 1t buy
fast horses, expensive clothing, costly jewell
or liquors. 1t soss not go to support the indu
tries Of the country, but is largely expended Il
articles OF luxury produced in other countries
!, tho silks, velyets, and wines of France for Q
ample. Much OF it is poured out In foreign ira
!, Of, which brings no corresponding improveme
;. to the taste culture, or information OF the trav,
!, Ter, and returning nothing to his country, on
drains 1t Of its resources.
For rich men whose riches are substantial n
:. represented by that which has its every day mi
!; ket value, and who use their wealth to bene
their country and their time, as well as thel
:, selves, due respect will be folt, but for tho
:, who pour out money, for the Joy Of spendr
!. and who end in financial ruin, the condemnsti
:, they receive is no more than just.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26

We all know the theatre to be tho scene OF in
cessant rivalry. Most Of 1t is although harsssing'
legitimate In business Of such peculiar require
ments. But severe personalities and disputes
involving nationality aud politics are surely to
DO deprecated. We hear enough of the stage
having trenched on tho pulpit and the assem-
bly,, but the opposite grievance is also Of some
consequences; to turn the theatre into an apology
for church,s as was attempted in "The New Mag
dalen," or into an international debating society,
~ in Sardou's forlorn Uncle SAM" is not ut
all to make it answer it's purpose. In the same
line Of reproach must be placed all efforts to
gain applause from personal rivalries, where it
is seen that the only object is to stir up partisan
feeling. The Forrest Macready affair will occur
to every reader. Tho American WAS the real Of
fender there without doubt,-what the rights Of
the latest opposition Of the kind are has not
been settled. We refer to the double effort be-
ing made in Now York to secure success for
Mr.. Barry Sullivan's engagement, and at the
same time to put Mr.. Il. l.. Davenport into a
"nico thing" by al appeal to Native American
feeling. Mr.. Sullivan, as an Irishman, it ia sup
posed will draw all the Unterifod. while Mr..
Davenport as en- Anglo-Amercsn, will CONSOLE
date the Know Nothings. The trageiians open
on the same da.e-next Monday eveniug-each in
the same character, 20 Hamlet" The 69tli Rsgi-
ment, Irish, is to attend Mr. Suiiivans perform
ance aud afterward give the actor a serenade,
and the harp, the shamrock, the sunburst, &c.,
will decorate the house. At the other theatre
the announcement ia made that Mr.. Davenport
will be supported by III irresistible combination
'entirey of American actors" The Star
Spangled Banner alone will DO displayed and
''no Irish need apply" It ia not likely that
there is any ground here for quarrel, nasluuch
as Mr.. Sullivan il not known to have disturbed
tho ssnsbilities OF Native Americans,
but the whole business is petty
one for actors and managers OF
repute. Such vulgar appeals to popular sup.
port are foreign to the interests OF true art. We
are sorry to see so line al actor AZ iIr. Daven-
port lend himself to such trick he may be
sure that while it may crowd the gallery with
citizens in their shirt sle5ves it will add moth
ing to his re imitation.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26

Massachusetts, has made the only analysis Of
die water ever given. He found that one stand
ard gallon OF the water contained OF solnoie
salts q l6 parts, and OF lees soluble sslts, o77.
The waters arc principally efficaclous in rheu-
matinm, gout, general debility, ana kindred a.s,
have been Effected, and in short time. They are
noted for their identifying effects upon the COM
plexion, and for this purpose find special iavor
with the ladies. General Strother ALSO tells rs
in T" Virginia Illu .tratcd" that the water mixes
kindly with Old Afononsa hela, and that the baths
sro equal to the waters Of Lethc In washing
away Ill remembrRnceS of a spree, but whethcr
they are ever put to this use have NOT boon in
formed,
The grounds surrounding the Springs consist
Of four acres, completely shaded with large
trees, upon which are crested three large bath.
ing esta bli shments. one OF which contains .
swimming pool, sixty by twenty feet, and capa'
BILE OF holding $4,000 gallons Of water, ono
private bath for gentlemen, and the other pri'
vsto baths for ladieP.
TIE HOTEL BUILDINGS ARE oApAoIous
having room for Ave hundred guests. They srt
we'll appointed, the rooms being bright. airy and
pleasant and moreover kept tcrupulously cieat
and neat. The hotel ia lighted with gas, manu-
featured on the promises. and there III spacious
| ball room lately reiitted in sn elegant manner
| Adams Express and Western Union Telegraph
| Offices are connected with the hotel, md All ex'
cellent livery stable is attached.
Or Captain A. r. Potts, the affablo proprietor
l have only to say that he makes Ina guest Zee
| at homo and ''knows how to keep y hotel.
The icharges have been considerably reduces
from last year, and are very reasonable. IN
| season opened on the 10th Of June, and ha
thus far been III unusually prosperous one
| About four hundred guests ave now here, and TN
proprietor expects to have 3 hundred nore D.
UNCLE TnM.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26

WEEKLY SUMMARY.
The following il orr summary OF shipments
for the week onding August l7tl.
4 Message from Donaldson.
BOTTLE FOUND AT PORT HOPE, MlCn.--THE con-
FEssIoN" STORY FRAUD.

BOTTLE FOUND AT PORT HOPE MlCn.--THE "C0N-
FEssIoN" STORY FRAUD.
trace OF tho missing aeronaut Donaldson,
was found at Port Hope, Mich, yesterday morn.
ing, in the shape Of bottle containing the fol-
lowing, in well preserved writing: "Over Lake
Michigan at . L. NJ, Of the evening of starting,
about thirty miles from Chicago, about 5000 feet
high a gale coming from the northeast bal
loon IL getting out Of order gas escaping fast !;
can't remain up much longer; will surely land in
the lake fearful storm. DONALDSON.
The story published by the Morning Herald, OF
this city, Wednesday, to the fleet thar Donal lion
was found dying in the forest, so miles from
Lake des Quinzes, and that he confessed to
having pushed Grimwood overheard into the
lake. IN order to save his own life, AZ the balloon
could not carry two persons, il classification, got
up, it is said, by the Cincinnati Times. Its falls
ity is shown in many places, and the New York
World Gays the whole thing is only stupid
elaboration Of suggestion in the Chicago T,i-
b"ne that Grimwood might have come to his
death in some such manner.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26
From Sn 1isbusry.
CLEANING OUT THE wiCuMico INTERPRETATIONS
OF THE MUD-DIddEB-CoUNTy POLITICS PROB
ABLE INDEPENDENT MOVEMENT.

CLEANING OUT THE wiCuMico RiVER-otEhA!ioSs
OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS POLITICS PROB
ABLE INDEPENDENT MOVEMENT.
Correspondence Of tie Commercial.
SALISBURY, Mp, Aug. q.
The delugo Of melons and peaches has di-
vorted the attention OF our local papers, and the
other children of the town, from tho fact that
tho mudmachine has worked it's way TO our
wharves. Nevertheless, it is there, working
away rapidly (for mud.machine,) completing
the first cut Of the channel.
The river has been dyked for tho purpose, and
the mud, &c, taken out il permanently lodged,
30 that the channel cut will not soon fill. How
the mud and sand were to be COTTON behind the
dykes after they were built, was problem, al
the channel in some places was some distance
from them but the genius OF q. W. Parsons,
the contractor, solved it. He placed upon =
scow an upright steam-boler to which lie at
tached large pulsometer that throws power
full stream of water into trough or slnice ele-
waited twelve or fifteen feet upon the scow into
this the mud machine dumps the mud and sand
which are carried any required distance to the
shore through connected slnices by the water.
In this way has been built quite wide and
solid bank behind the dykes, and standing on the
bridge one evening during it's progress, heard
q youth telling credulity in calico that when the
bank reaclei the bridge, the town authorities
were going TO plant upon it willows and sod it
with grass; and then lie drew picture OF moon
lit nights in the future where the twain should
walk there &c. But, alas for the picture one
of the property holders refused to contribute his
share Of expenses, when dykes were built, 30
when the captain of the machine reached this
place he calmly turned his sluices and sent tie
mud and sand on tho other side Of the river, max
ing serious break in the bank: 30 you sec how
circumstance combines with inclination to make
men lie to women.
There is general satisfaction in tho Demo-
cratic ranks in this county with their State tick
ct but strong element Of opposition exists to
anything like "ring" management Of local az
fairs. The fact is, by some sort OF revolution,
the strong men have been relocated to the ranks
and the leadership has fallen upon weak shout
ders. 1t ia thought that the call for primary
election will issue for the 18th OF September.
Should the work OF tho convention show ev!-
dence Of manipulation, the local ticket will have
no assurance Of election. Tho Republicans will
very likely cooperate with an independent
NOV elnent, should ono be inaugurated. Their
leaders are slirewh men. but arc lacking the
qualities Of aggressive campaigning, aud to this
weakness the Democrats, under their present
leaders, owe their large aiority, If not their Of
fcer. in this county. The independent element
contains all tho able political leaders We have
but their position embarrasses their energies.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26

Rapid Transit In New York.

REPORT OF THE COMMISSION EXPECTED ny skrT. G.
New YonK, Aug. 25.
The commission on Rapid Transit, now en-
gagged in discussion in relation to tho route to
be selected, express the opinion that they
will decide upon q route by September 9th
two days in advance OF tho time
fixed by law. They believe the fare will be fixed
At Eve Or three cents, which they think will en-
able the poor class to live in tile suburb and
help to empty tho oyercrowded tenement houses
in l,a Cit v
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26

A servsnt-grl in the family Of Warren Wood.
ward, OF Owosso, Mich, while breaking some
eggs for culinary purposes day or two since.
egg live snake about the length of one Of the
fingers. 1t partly adhered to the shell, but was
quick and lively. As the shell was without flaw,
possibly it may puzzle some Of tho wise men to
toll how IL came there. 1t lived only short
time after the shell was broken. but it has been
preserved, and may now be seem At Mr. Wood
wards residence.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26

~ Nerro1a Detihty.--A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling: no
energy or animation; confused head weak mem
DRY. The consequence of excuses, or mental oyer
work. This Nervous Debility nnis sovereign cure
in humphreyv' Homeopathic Specific, No. IS. il
tones up the system, dispes tic mental gloom AMI
despondency, and rejuvenaes the entire systein ID
10 perfectly harmless anu a!wais efficient Price
%, for package OF tve boxes AVID large 81 vial OF
powder, which 10 important in old, serious cases ;
or 81 per single box Sold by all druggists or Sent
BY mail on receipt OF price. Address Huuphreys'
Specific Homeopathic Aedicine Co., No. n62 proad-
way, NY. feb2s. hhW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26

Governor Smith, of Georgia, declares that the re-
cent rumpus over supposed "pot " and ''insurr
rection," &c, &C., in that State, was not charge
able at all to the great of the oolored people,
but to few bad negroes. II there was any real
cause for alarm, we have no doubt that the ex-
PLANTATION of the Governor is true. Never, in
any country, did race translated in day from
slavery 10 freedom behave better than the
eoored people OF the South have done,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26

DEcAMpMfSr OF A TRUSTEE WITH FUNDS coNFiDEp
TO HIM.
HARTFORD, Aug. %.
young man OF ..sood appearance, named Al
bert Warehouse, who had been staying in this
city for some time, suddenly disappeared under
circumstances not favorable to his reputation,
although he was married. Waterouse proposed
marriage to young lady from the West who
was visiting here. She refused Oh learning that
he had All Indiana divorce, bu. promised to mar
ry him if lie would get divorce in
this State. But before doug 10, he
was appointed trustee OF III insolent estate from
which he hypothecated Si2,coo a few days ago
Warehouse disappeared with Til. money, and
the young lady, leaving his wife and circle OF
friends in suspense.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26
The Chicago Whiskey KnaveA.

DESPERATION OF THE ILLICrrl DIsTILLERIRs--Ar-
TACK ON DETECTIVE WHO WAS TOO VIGOROUS
IN THE SEARCH.
special from Chicago says the officers Of the
secret service employed in ferreting out the il.
liclt whiskey frauds, are pressing tho ring 80
closely that the ring have employed number of
hardened criminals to get the detectives ont OF
the way. Gu Saturday night a murderous as
sault was made on detective while he WAS spot.
ting cache OF spirits, but he escaped with a
bullet wound in his arm.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26
rur nrLAwARE rRIBuNE, puolished al

THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, p''dhshed al
hr CONAER OIAL office, suery Thursday morn
ina. and contains principally, reading mo"sF
uublished ia the Daily. Ms the largest paper anu
CONTAINS by far the most reading matter Of Mo'e
.ublisted on the Penins,ild. Terms, Too Do'aars
M. amnun,, postage prepaid By he Publishers.
THE DAILY COMMERCIAL is issued eoevy
afternoon, except Sunday. II Is the oldest Do'ty
paper In Wilmington, and the State Of Dt'a'oare'
Terms, 10 any Pos. Office In Ne,p CnsfIe county,
$500 per annnm; si.25 for 8 mo"'hs ~ cents
per month TO posi- Offices outside Of Mem Caste
county, $3.50 per year 4i.4o for Mree mo""s )
so cents per month. Single copies 4'co Cents
The Publishers prepay postage.
THE COMMERCLALJOB OFFICE I" dn'-
ply provided ,oiih printing 'nat''idt o. NE sdtss
,tyles, and ou, ,oork ia done sqnd'to Phitaaefpho
oT,ss, and at no higher rates. ..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26

During the fever season % last month. the
STOCK OF Ayers que Cure in the rid Nurh State
became exhausted, and before u su ply could lie
received from Lowell, the suffering from rluls and
ieVer became fearful. A lew parties were so Tor
iunale HI TO have II on hand, and IN Ircde county
the druggists eked out their si,ni stocks by sell
Ing doses-a spoonful each-f0r "A dollar. Mnny pail
ten dollars Tor bottle, when the regular price IL
but one, and thought themselves favored at that so
valuable are the curative properties of This prepsr
alton, which not only eXpes the poison from the
system, but leaves the patient uIth upimpaire ,
health and vigor,-RaIsiJh ~. O. Standard,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26
We have looked for tho names Of It's candi.
dafnn thu hnad If ita nditnrinl column II vain

We have looked for tho names Of its candi.
dates u the head Of its editorial column in vain.
-Gdxette.
This attempt to tease the COMMERCIAL. and to
give color 10 protence that No are not satisfied
with the Republican nominations, ia not worth
attention, for its own sake, but it gives Us OPP
portunity to state fact or two in reference TO
tho old-faahioned practice OF advertising the list
Of party nominations at the head "of the paper.
This practice was long ago discontinued in most
newspaper Of the better class. Occasionally,
among those which come TO our table we notice
one that continues it, but the great majority do
not. The Republican Newspapers Of Philsdel-
phia--the Press, Bulletin aud North american
- ard those Of other cities, whose party ear
nestness Ia equally well known and unquestioned
mover publish the list OF their city candidates.
indeed any other at the head Of the psper II
the advertisement is published NJ all, it is placed
elsowhere-usual!y IN prominent position, but
not preceding the editorial column. In this case
the support by tho COMMERCIAL to the Ropubli-
can nominees ia perfectly well known and sub
stantially evidenced and the fact that We do not
stick to tho antiqusted custom OF advertising
their names, day after day, il OF no significance
or importance, whatever.
Mr.. d. NJ. Key,whom the Governor OF Tonnes
see has appointed to the U. s. Senate, in Johnson'
place, was ga prominent Confederate officer,
during the War. or course. Fortunately ther,
is ma orty in the Senate not composed Of Mr.
Keys sort but the next II ouse will be controlle,
by Democratic majority, and that ma erit'
J will be controlled by Southern ex-Confederates
A leading purpose OF the North Carolina Dem
ocrats. in striving after Constitutional Con
vention, was to re-establish the whipping pos
for use on colored convicts. This is quite cha,
: acteriAtic. But suppose tho lash, AS in Del.
: ware, should be applied mostly to white skins
+. that would DO disappointment, eli?
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26
4: u gland.

ARRIVAL. OUT OF TUE STEAMSHIP QUEEN.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. %.
The steamship Queen, Of tho National Limo,
for New York OIL the 18th, arrived at this port at
9P. NJ, yesterday.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 25, 2 +. NJ.
Tho cotton market is firm and active on the
spot and arrivals. The sales ammounted to 500
bales