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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
mdse and passe gers s to Williams 4 Guion 80
n sa s sa
s. Sss Gee Safs "
s!eamer Isaac Bell Lawrence. Richmond City Point
na co IN
ing with mase and
passengers % The MsiroDqIitan Stesmship Co.
Nov HYp Win teas 20 low CO. Passed AMER Nov
heavy from wsM ony one ship beat through with Us
%iaS Manila SfT YORK. SaSs nsssd cags q
sSs fSws Lavender
Buenss Ayrss 50 days with hides &C. to gt Morr a:
ana ane %saiSsr 10 ser@uda theSse sw and eaes
Feb p lat rs 10 lon g A. spoke schr Rhoda Taylor
BARK Esisila Of Yarmouth NJ: Pool, Havana days
lat SO 40 % 10 spoke brig Edith Bp. from PhiIadel
Brig Oliver toI Bermqqal, Weeks Port ap Prince IL
sugar e . ss
Brig Annie Lily Bray sagua 9days, with sugar to
schr L \ Edwards, Miller, Charleston days with ma
val stores to master
chored the bar % inst has arrived the city she
Do Ese 10 ana
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Thetis, Young, Providence for New York,
with udse and passengers to Isaac Odell
an s it the E N% xsk
steamer Galatea, Walden. Providence Tor New ork.
with and passengers
steamer City or Fltchburg Springer New Bedford for
New York with mdse and passengers
Steamer AlDaross Davis Fan River York, with
mGsc passengers
Steamer ,ity Of Lawrence. REYNOLDS New London for
New York with mdse and passe myers.
steamer Granite state Dbble, Hartford for New YORK,
with mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST
Steamer Franconia. Bragg. New York for Portland
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sTEAxER PKnUvrAS CBr), from Liverpool, At Portland
March 2, lost and stove boats Oh the passage
STEAMER RICHMOND, FROM New York, before reported
ashore on Belvdere shoa was foated of and arrived
up at Baltm re yesterday
STEAMER FIsIsTERRE (Br from Glasgow via Trinidad.
which arrived at Galveston Feb "a has been chartered
by the texas Live Cattle importation 90 OF London who
adapted to the carrying OF live cattle between Galveston
and London.
STEAMER AUSTRALIAN 3D. from Baltimore for Liver
ID inst and proceeded.
ashore at Lewes, Del Is breaking up and viii be total
sry Vas 9De rom eI M os Built
Birkenhead IN 1854 ana hailed from New York.
nambaco had heavy Weather had main hateh wash ed
of and cargo probably damaged also lost sails.
for Phiiadepha m BALLAST Feb ~ when on dreat West
pair at New London.
BRIG CHAs WESLEY, Harding, at New Bedford % from
Bucksville, sc, split sails, &c.
scnR MARY A WILEY, which was ashore at Newport
received slight damage TO cathead, jIbboom. &C.
MISSING are felt for the safety
sl s o sSsa d Hasx op aen ns a no
EAST Boston saeG IN IN 1854 '''
from rernambuco dragged into the brig Ossipee Haaxe
age about SOD
PORTLAND March 2-The of the missing schr
Fanny have arrived in this city. She ran ashore on
Trundy Reef near he TWO lights last night IN the serm
bay ape Elizabeth, lost The inander OF the
by c IngrahaIn John Lovtt and Others OF Portland.
focxLAsD. Me- March 2-The harbor remains obstruc,-
amos
ST JOHN NIB, March IA large portion of the cargo of
late voyage rom Liverpool The damage resulted
shifting of The cargo. and tar number OF pack
have Deen found broken
VINEYARD HAVEN March brig Nellie Clifford, at this
pert Tor Matanzas expereneea heavy gale from sE to
sd.Briz hditn Han was pampes out yesterdsy and
the beach and has been 70 The railway wharf,
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New York
BAnIA Jan lo-saied, brig Julia Blake tBrl, Knowl.
ton, Pernambuco; 18th, schr Waldemar, Parker, do:
sd, bark Priscilla, Fraser, Callao.
CIENFUEGos Feb lS-Arrived, Alfred OBJ, Suits, Non
tego Bay, Ja 2lst brig Gusborough (Br Schuienberg
Jacmel.
Sailed 18th, brig Joshua King (Br). Howard. Zaza,
GUANTANAxo Feb 23-Arrived, schr Emily Nayl or
Fisher, st Jago.
land I'd, steamer Frankfurt (Ger Won Bulow, Bremen
Sailed Sd, steamer r Clyde, Galveston New Orleans
&C; schrs Eastern Queen, Roddick, savannah; Kate
Carleton, Grant Cardenas.
HALIFAX, Feb 26-Sacd brigs Bessie (Br), Demerara;
Express (Br), Barbados; schr OLIVIA O'Mullen, do.
Sailed March s. schr Albertlne Annie. TOR Boston.
LAHAvE. Ms, Feb 20-Cieared, brig Brown (Br),
Pattle West Indies -
LIVERPOOL, Ms Feb 24-Cleared, bark Jones DID,
Barry Getson's Cove.
MnssINA Feb 7-Arrived previously, bark Fury Loud.
and Ferrer Qtal, Caaero Genoa mot sailed from Mes
sina for philadelphia. - , -
MArANzAs March arrived, brig Little Fury !Brl. St
Thomas: schr Louise Orr Orr, Havana for Portland
PANAMA MARCH l-Arrived steamer Costa Rea San
PoRr PRINCE. Feb AIN pert brigs Louise Priee
for do do; schr Chas Sawyer Muln from Boston, just
arrived. 49, . ca, -,
(Br), Porter Barbados; Maud Potter 9TH Wolf. Aamp-
ton ROadA
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ALICANTE, Feb 25-Arrived, bark Luisa Bruno QtaD.
Russo. New York brig Papa Giacomo GtaD. Lauo, do.
! ALGoA BAY-Arrived, bark Robinson Crusoe, Robinson
Boston Sept 20.
| BREMRRHAyFS March ARRIVED. bark Johann Lud-
wig GER, Holes, Baltimore.
! BARCELONA. Feb o5-Arrvei. banks Aranco tsp), Mas
New orleans Tarragona sp Pdscaul, do; brig Amable
Rosa (spl, Carran, Charleston
CALCUTTA March 2-sailed, ship Cheney, Starkey.
Boston.
DUBLIN. March 2-ssiled, bark Memento (Nor,. ABBY
Baltimore.
HAvRK March s-Arrived, steamer Pereirs (Fr) Daurs
New York.
Sailed lst bark Candeur Ger) Nielsen United States
LIVERPOOL, March 2-Saed, bark Prairie Bird, Sand
ford New Orleans.
Cleared I'd, ship Niagara (Br). McFariane New York
bark Johanne Marie Ger, Gustavus. United States
LONDON, March 2-saied, ship Constantine, Goss, New
York. bark Balder (sw,, wuf, United States.
LIZARD, March l, $50 ANON steamer Greece (Br).
Thomas, from New York for London.
MILFORD. March 2-saled, ship Sunbeam tBr>. DalzelL
United States.
MEssISA-Arrived, brigs Sarah Emma, Carter,
oporto; Mariposa Fletcher Barcelona Tenerie, Ira
cy, Genoa; schr Belle Hooper, Gilkey. do.
Sailed ship Livingstone QBr), Philadelphia; briggs FERN
tNor), DAHL New York; Lewis sQuireS Baker do;
schr C Foster, Coombs Co.
opoRTo-sailed. brig Veteran tBrA Hudson, st
Thomas
PLYMOUTH, March s-Ayrived, steamer Goethe (Ger).
Wilson, New York for Hamburg
QUEENSTOWN. March 3-Arrved, steamer Marathon
(Br). Garrett, Boston for LIVERPOOL.
of Fastnet I'd, 10 AN, steamers Erin (Br), Andrews
New York via Queenstown tor Liverpool; Sd. Pm
Begic OBI, Metcaf do for Liverpool direct
ROTTERDAM, March l-Sailcd, brig Germania GER,
Velmore Boston.
ST HELENA-Sailed, ships Choice (Br) Masters drom
Calcutta), Boston; Bantam (Br). Allevne 0rom Snga
pore), do; Sydenham (Br). Bristow Qrom Hiogo) New
YORK; brig Helena (Sw). Monssen Qrom Annoy do.
TABLE BAY CGH-Arrived, Little Annie, from -
otlnd mi IAnts for
wHALEMEN.
ST HELxxA-Arrived. bark Kathleen. Rowland. Of New
led
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 8, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Algeria (Brl, McMickan Liverpool via
Oueenstown-C q Francklyn.
steamer Idaho (Brl, BeQdoe, Liverpool via Queens
town-Williams Guion.
steamer Otnello tBr), Langlands. Hull-C Wright
Co.
Steamer Cleopatra, Buckley, savannah-Murray.
Ferns a Co.
Steamer south Carolina. Nickerson, Chareston-J w
Quintard x Go.
Steamer Gulf Stream Farcloth Wilmington, NC-R
Lowden.
steamer City OF Dallas, Hines Moreneaa City-C
Mallory 4 Co.
Steamer fanita Howe Philade lpnia-I ames Hand.
steamer George Cromweu Bacon, Portland Me
Clark seaman.
Ship Carl GER. Bockelmann, Bremen-H Koop Co.
BARK Johann kepler GER, Spile, bremen-H koop
Co.
BARK Montezuma, Briggs. Barbados-Dwight Platt
Brig Zerlina (Br), Williams Cadz for orders-L
Brigham.
Brig Virginia. Johnston, st fierre-Reynai Co.
Brig Gipsey (Br) jay me- Aux Cayes-Aolel Abbott.
schr Aldytna (Br) Branscomb, Barbados and Deme-
rara-f Whitney.
schr AzeIda Laura Jorgensen, Point -Pitre-B
Weinberg
schr Starlight Reed, st Pierre and PointaPire-H
Schr Z Noyes Bradley, Jacmel-B Weinberg.
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SAVANNAH March 3--Arrived, bark Ramon (sp)
Florit, Havana also an unknown spanish DARK
Cleared-ships southern tights, Woodbury., kevm;
Gen Shepley. Huchns do Hazeltine, Gilkey. IRON
siadl; sehr Chas h Dow, Chids, Union Island
Sailed-steamer Ashland. Baker, New YORK; Dark
Robert (kus CronsiadI
VINEYARD HAVEN March ARRIVED schrs Asena
Cieniuegos Tor Boston, Lottie Wells Hereward, ontario
and Grace Fears New York for Boston; w Peasley
iioboken Tor PASSPORT; Addie Cole. Boston Tor VIZ
GINA the above arrived SATURDAY night ana SUNDAY
Edward Rich, Boston Tor Virginia. Reporter ana Magic
Fortune Bay TOR New YORK.
Brig kabboni rom Matanzas is bound to Portland.
sailed-Schrs Reporter and Magic
d-Arriycd schrs Carrie Belle savannah for Boston
Agnes Boston Tor Maryland DAVIS, do Tor virginia
Della Hodgkins Portland for do; belmont, DO for Bati'
Nothing sailed.
Sd-Arrived, schr Eddie Pierce Virginia for Boston.
Sailed-schrs Carrie Heyer Eunice Rich, Isaac Rich,
barker Isabel l. Pierce Warren b IIopkns Young,
Finbaek, Neponset. Belle Crowe Cora Morrison, Ed
ward Rich, Davis, Della Hodgkins, and Agnes
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THE STEAMSHIP NoRMANDIE.

SUICIDE OF THE CAPTAIN AFTER THE WRECK
OF THE VESSEL.
From Gaugnanis Messenger tParis), Feb. le.l
We received last evening the iollow wing telegram
from our correspondent at Cannes:-
The steamship Normandie, belonging 10 the
Company TALBOT, OF Marseilles, with above
300 passengers on board emlgrants returning
from Brazil, was wrecked last night upon the
rocks on the Isle 81. Honorat. All lives we're
saved and the passengers and crew brought 10
lying IN this port. The captain OF the wrecked
vessel committed suicide BY shooting himself in
his cabin. and the body has likewise been con-
veyed mere.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

BRIDGEPORT March 1875
Capt McNiel, of the steamer Laura to-day reported
schr Steson off Penxed Reef flying signals OF dis
tress. The tug Matt Rowe Capt Beardsloy. des-
patched to her assistance.
Capt Mcneil reports great quantities Of ice in the
Sound all the and many vessels fast in 1t at the
head O. lie Sound.
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SAILED.

Steamers Algeria Br) and Idaho Br2 liverpool; Gle.
Stream, Wilmington Nc; City OF Dallas Morehead City
Fanta, PHILADELPHIA ship Ne Plus Ultra London bars
Magrethe Dam, Bahia Eliza Barss Br), Hamilton (Ber
II udal; Weldon, Havana; briggs Henderson, do;
y have Saw
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

notice mas been issued effect that the light
NJ shantung romonory was exhibited Tor the first
The il Eliminating apparatus is fixed dioptrc, Of the
red from g Eto i e White from Z round oy
5sJa and ~ i the light sever times obscured By
peaks the observation between 81 Is and Is 10
The bearings are magnetic taken from seward.
and in clear white light should be from
The tower is round OF Stone 80 feet hisn with ,ess,
hegnt from It's base 70 the sasrn yans Of o.
Ihs eRRosa!y isa
ay'order OF the Inspector General OF Customs
NORTH srA-xxraxnLAsDs-scuELDE nIvKn-LIears At
Two lights have been esabished at Groenendyk ut.
By sy and az ~ y 75o yards spsft '.s ~ -. '.a.
while ne t ss%sea ae 6es 4fa ~ ana
sjw Ii Is .taaied on The wall and Is elevated II
ess sesys ordnsy hgs a. wae 5e on the inner
mole Of he outer dyke eevsted IS orainsIy
aha q W over orc Of s. dec
All bearings are mssnsac Variation. IL 10 westerly in
LIGHT AT BIxzxLIyGscHKHAx
second light has been e.tabIShsd - Bezehnssche
Mi y @ and Is visible between 'N' 0eA'.A' " ~
Al bearings are mssnstc' Variation II 10 deg westerly
BY order Of the Bureau ofSavigator- uu,..,
TM Sos as.Saso l. pS
WHALEMEN.
OF Fern.ndina Bar Feb &C. schr Admiral Blsxs, Hath
away, from a cruise, oil as before reported
SPOKEN.
Brig Emma HAN from Palermo for New York, Jan
i I'll lat 80, ION IT,
! NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
Merchants shipping agents AM ship captains are
Informed that by teegraphing 10 the HERALD London
Bureau No se Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
EuropsAn porta and othar ports abroad. OF
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Steamer Francon1i
'aga. New York for Portland
BELOW.

Bark Meteor GER. Dirksen from london Ordered to
Brig II Curtis, Merrman, from Matanzas Feb 81
Schr Baker Davis. from Turks Islands
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THE NEW CAPITOL INVESTIGATION.

ALBANY, N. T., March 8, 1875.
foe Assembly COMMITTEES 10 investigate the
cnsree OF tsmperlna with the supply OIL OF is'A
met this afternoon.
M. Fsnn,ns. Engroasins clsrx Of the last -.
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There Is another class Of gifts, however, NOT 70 pe
drawn from the whees but to pc ueterninsd uy tns
nine housai number, and instead OF be ny ~
u iuli drawing, tney WALL each DC - ~ WYNN -
uupo,sble 10 draw so many gifts III Day ~ wul teRs
us pretty much the whole OF tnis Gay TO draw the one
sand nd therefore, II w snouu uahw MI W
should te something like twenty days a. the WORK we
sor the process having tne cnpita gt ae ns
the upproxiinates We arrive ~ 'hs IN the ioho"inS
way -. $1,000. e,,ro. r,orra
trori 10 lOJOO II bring the Two ems Of tnis inS
OF fu urrs In natural way the hgure VIII oiu
lie figures 10 Ol lhe bringing OF the tNo exremest0
onShrr vii Tor hume circle wllcn, suspended
before Us will place the ngure on ING ieit o. pei.
nSncninr line and the 10 0JU on the right OF It, such
I, the numerical circle wiih which we are now
concerned The capital gilt whenever uraWi must "
renresente BY In this circle When II shall
IL. druwu we will It's nunOer as me center OF tne
and count 95J approximate gifts OF Sl9 each OF
10 s,nes of H. ON one VIII be by ascend
IN dVures anI on other by descending ngures we
a., nof however every number above or below TO-
nm nuuro.tnadon but takc them by III ms Tor the puc
nu - OF cattsrns approximations ne much as POSI-
1i. ano,I The tick.holIefs We tuus spread the ap.
pro Gina ions all ulous the nud erlcal circle FOR IN.
saacc n the number 800 shoult draw ihe capita
nrine and no TIL beforehand wnat number VIII
,rIw n nor wnen VIII ue drawn then the NUMBER
iuUl0 JJJl &c, &C. ana tic numbers descending
,vnuI'l Le ~ VI 40. D. ~ 9S, &C., &c
Tns execution 10 this regular count would be mat
when the nitn numUer In regular order had drawn
w"ud be * pptd ana The next IN rcgu ar order taken
I'm mat might be that the numbers 5l.Ob 5UOIL
LOO ~ ascending anu ssY 4yySJ 4y,0,A III the .
,ceIding her IN nber, DOln abov ant below,
might he cnti,iel 10 the approximations Az the nau
beers that draw prizes here to-day an9 az the exs,ueeS
tckcs will be published In our Official dfawina 80 tnAl
any 10 cans set which sg'n - Satng IonAa ~
eiIole tor our APPROXIMATIONS
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United States the will be cabled to this country
free OF charge and published
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTH or MARCH
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Merchants, shipping agents AMI ship captains are
Informed that by telegraphng 10 the HERALD London
Bureau No 90 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
ures European ports and othsr ports abroad, OF
American all forsisa vessels trading with us
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BSoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
"A ent States. legal everywhere; desertion, &C.. suf
fcient cause: no publicity required no charge until
divorce granted; dvice Tree.
NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, 1874 Broadway.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOKLYN O0a
n. of Fulton avenue aud Bo.ram strses
Open from ) \. N. to L. VI
On SUNDAY from 5 to r. VI.
(NONSUMPTION.-T TONIC TREATMENT OF OON-
" sumption by that famous NitaiiZng Tonic WIN
CHESIER'S HYPOPHOSPHIrE OF LINE AND SODA
Is pre- nently successful BY its use the patient vii!
gain Flesh strength and Appetite Tine Vital Forces ana
Powers will be sugtaned and Tone. Vigor ana Nervons
Force and Energy impaired to the entire system Ma
TURE is and lett tree to exert az her powers
of the disease In every case OF Consumption
thus treated where sufficient Stamina is LETT 70 get up
reaction CURE Is HE RULE. This method OF treat
ment by WINCHhsTFRS famous PREPARATION has been
cess unpa raeled in the annals OF medicine, For weak
Lungs. Chronic Coughs all Chest Throat Afec
tons 1t is the granoest and best remedy known Try
IT Prices. 81 and 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER co, 80 John street, New York.
DR KECK, ORIGINATOR; DR. HOYT. MEDICAL
IL Director DR.. SrODDARD, Business Manager. Spe
ciates, Caarrh and Deafness 80 West Twenty fourth
street, New York.
MO ONE SHOULD BUY DIAMONDS TILL THEY
N have called on HOWARD 4 CO., 2l2 Fifth avenue
OFFICIAL LIST AS TAKEN FROM COURIER
I
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FOREIGN PORTS

ST HELxxA-Arrived. bark Kathleen. Rowland, Of New
Bedford.
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WHALEMEN.

on Fernandina Bar Feb &C. schr Admiral Baxs, Hath
away, from q cruise, oil as befors reported
SPOKEN.
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A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN 90
n. ner of Fulton avenue and Bo.ram strses
Open from 4. N. to } L. VI
On SUNDAY from to p VI.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

-. BRIG Emma 1 Han from Palermo for New York, Jan
II. Ia aA on IL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-13
CRIME IN NEW CASTLE COUNTY

The remarks Of Chief Justice Gilpin, in his
charge to the Grand Jury, on ali apparent in
crease Of crime in this county, place the subject
in 3 vivid light, and are every way 80 strongly
phrssed that we cannot lrelp but seek to some
what qualify their force. Thus, we should have
vigorously denied, had any one but the Judge
asserted it, that there has been "a fearful in
crease" of crime in this county. 1t is true that
the jail is full and over crowded. But this e no
more than natural. There is large increase in
the population for which the Jail is the only
place Of imprisonment. There is, especially, a
large growth in the city of Wilmington, from
which, naturally, many petty offenders sre sent.
The past winter WAS one of exceptional severity,
and there was great lack Of employ
ment, two facts that swelled the NUM-
Der Of bummers, pilferers, and Migrants.
Many Of these people came from other sections
of the country, and crowded in upon us-not to
the remote and isolated sections below us, but
TO the Northern end of the State, of which Will
mington ia the easlly-reached centre. Larcenies,
burglaries, and other dopredations, assaults
and similar offences multiply in times OF want
and suffering. This is natural. That. in the
course OF six months interval between our
SoWIey buIh ioSiult huoulu CIONu tuc oue
building which is at once our convict prison, our
house Of correction, and our vsgrant cells is
not strange.
Capital crimes have not lattory been frequent
in New Castle county-at least not conuicti0ns
for capital crimes. Some knocking homicides
and outrages smirched the calendar, few years
ago, which Of late we have not been called to
complain Of.
One or two more comments 1t is evident
that at this time the public sentiment of Kent
and Sussex counties is more strongly in favor Of
temperance and temperance legislation than
that Of New Castle county. Two hundred and
fifty places are, Or very lately were, selling Ii
quor without State license, and of these the
greater part are in this county. Ia there any re.
lation between these facts and the spparen,
increase OF crime, here, and decrease in Kent
and Sussex And further, il crime terribly ant
slarmingly swells its records amongst us, wher,
is the pillory where the whipping-post ? Hav
they been abolished? Has some vandal Gu
them down With their benefcent influence
shed abrca I'D in our community, how is it that tn
Chief Justice is obliged to present such a dar
picture to the Grand Inquest
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MILFORD,

THE FRUIT AND GRAIN oRops--BuILDiso IMPROVE
MEsTs-A NEW MARKET HOUSE, &c.
Special to the Commercial
MILFORD, Del, May 10.
This morning, the weather is fair and warm.
Nearly all OF our farmers will plant their corn
this week. The advance in the price Of corn will
CAUSE many to till more land than usual. Corn
now commando 3 fair price, and it is said that
several who have low lands that were sowed in
wheat, which tho severe winter damaged to n
great extent are now ploughing it up in order to
put in corn.
1t is generally thought that we will have fair
fruit crops, this ycar, as the peach don't seem
to be damaged to any great extent. The straw
berry fields look beautiful with the many white
blossoms, which the last few days have brought
forth.
Times seem to be ordinarily fair. Several
persons are at work on the gas works. Some
new houses are being built, anc to-day work has
been commenced on the large brick house of Dr.
Clark, on Front st. MIR. W. W. Dorsey expects
to build, this year, brick house on Walnut St.,
the first floor of which will be used for market
house, and the second story for halls and Off
ces.
There ir strong effort to be made to finish the
NJ. T. Church, this year. Also, the Baptists are
building themselves nice little church in Sec
Cnd street
Work ia still gong on in the ship-yards. There
are two large schooners on the stocks, and runlor
says that another will soon be begun.
Money sold at the Binding and Loan Associa.
ton, last Tuesday night, at 48llcts.
Our market is being very well supplied with
fish. Mr.. David Mills brought to market last
Friday, rock fish that weighed ~ Tbs, and q
drum fish that weighed "a pounds.
The wheat crop on the high lands begin to
| look fine. FRANK.
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Newark llens,

NEWARK, May IL.
Rev. DR.. Vallandigham's relation to tho two
churches at White Clay Creek, and Head Of
Christiana, ia this Calls from both churches,
for the whole Of his time. were presented be-
fore the Presbytery, at the recent meeting.
That from the White Clay Creek church was
found to be irregular. The other WAS in due
form. The Doctor thereupon accepted the call
from the Head Of Christiana, and his pastoral
relation with the other church WAS dissolved to
take effect on the 3lst Of May.
The Commencement Exercises OF Delaware
College will tale place on Wednesday, June
10th.
Tie trains on the Penna. 4 Delaware road
have been large OF late, but that Of Monday eve
ming last-2O cars-was the largest, yet. Eight
OF the cars wore to go down the r. w. and b.
road, toward Baltimore.
There will be . spelling Doe on Tuesday cye-
ming, May 18th, in the lecture room Of the Pres
byterian church 1t Glasgow for tho benefit Of
the Sunday School library Of tho church.
The golden wedding OF John F.. Davis and
wife will take place on Wednesday June 18th,
when all the children. grand. children and great
grandchildren will be present.
The water On the creeks are very low, and the
expectation 10 that water will be scarce Some
Of or mill firms will be obliged to get engines
to assist in running their mills
Our band were out on the street, Monday
evening last, malang very sweet music. This
il the inst time since the reorganization.