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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

a EfoonLEss NicruRY. The bare baliisi. OF
chester claim v.n1orv over the Peabody Of Bal
tiihore, fy rcoro OF to o. The game was new
er played. II was arranged for "Wednesday, the
Chester folks cnnsenting TO all the demands of
the Peabody, hut On the morning of that dsy
word was ttiegraphed from tlis city that tie
game could not bc played. Back tl4shed the re-
plY 5hat II lI wa. not The Chester club would
Claim victory. The game was not played, and
70 Chester rejoces in one game of tie series.
The Poabodya don't seem inueh asitate1, ard
think they can rive the Chester nine half aa
many moeo runs m the second game and thon
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
Eaon w. r.. ssamIi.oo'. Position.

Hon w. L, Hamilton, the defeated candidate
for the Democratic subornatorial nomination III
MalA and expects TO take part in the canvass,
and viii make speeches in behalf Of the demo
cratic state ticket curing the campaign. 1t IL
too early in the canvass, he thinks. TO estimate
the fun effect of the recent opposition nonna-
tons. They were favolably received ly the Re
pubilcsns. Both parties III Western Maryland
arc putting forward good men for the Legisa-
tnre, ne 7ays, and in the counties where parties
lave heretofore been nearly equally divided the
contest il expected to be warm, and the canvass
tlaFUug ii ON both sides
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
T'esl.Ils,,ny.

cheerfully give this testimony tc the public thet
Mrs. Fosters Flood purifier apd Tetter Ciltn,ent
Cared me:
was afflicted for many years with dtsorierel
pooc, troublesome and Obstinate tetter OF The
skln ana swelling OF the s,nnls OF the neUk whcl,
WaS the occasion ef prolonged suffering Gul ~
consulted eight OF tue most prominent nhvsi.
clans "a tnt city and nSel their tti.eing lou5 tmo
without receiving any permanent relief; 6n ne
ipg oi nope, | ~n5 Induced 70 try Mrs, Fualer's
Bl0od Purifier, which was recommended TO me =
Deing u ceItn!t cure for my d.saase Ii waa ti,9
turning p0lnt "a fly case after uGirg two bottlea
OF me BLOOD rIFler IN colnrctl0n with the trnster
ointment, the swelling ceaeed, the erupiens dIgap
p '.rsd ana no% am entirely md eGcGtns,y cured.
II 11fther iAIofaA.oa Is ars,ret concerning nv
case, el.l at my ieslienGe, ~
THQs. SCOTT,
1890 Caymont Street. over .ltn Street Brdge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

BURIED ALIVE IN THE EARTH.-Hanley Moo-
ney was killed at the limestone quarries OF VIM
Rennyson, near Howelyile, Chester county, on
the q instant. In company with several others
he WAS engaged in stripping dirt of the top Of
the quarry, and in undermining bank about
ten feet in height for the purpose of making
what is known as "fall," when it suddenly
gave way and before he could escape it fell and
crushed him, buryng him to the depth of about
five feet. The others escaped.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
Etrcak inines,Yrin,,,, ,iar,s..

II New York. yesterday, The sale Of 1000 en-.
.es Of prints Of various brands was opened by
II, u tlaliu Go. 1t lad the fleet to break
th+ rtarhetprint clotls having bern reported as
weak and quiet, at low prioe1, during the past
few dayr, as against lrisk market aud good
pt!ces hcfGre tic announcement The clerls
were unable to ha'idle the goods with taitieiant
repidity, and the sale w.s continued
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
1890 0aymont sweet oyer .lIn MS sirsss ss2Ir nr
Compoumd Ny rmp OF wild Chcrry r,arn

:. ~, " " 'rS' FrrefEy , HttTN.
rms preparation s the only perfect cough medi
cine mat know Of and cures all durable eases ana
relieves those That are not curable claim nothing
Tor the prescription, but the method uf preparing II
ls slch as to get all the medical effects from the in
gredlenls In perfection, and has taken the exper
lence anu labor Of forty years to place It at tbe
head Of the cough medcines Of the wor,a n is
used ami prescribed hy some Of tile hest Doctors in
lhs an'l other states for their families and patirntu
on persons and Old cases Of cough relieved an,l
pared and sold only Ny e''' w.
ALFRED WALTON,
a'gl''eodcJahl zSo Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

myrEL AT MARSHALL. AND AN OPERA Hau,E
MONTAGUE BURNED.
DETROIT, Sept. n,
The Hcrulon House at Marshall, Mich, was
totally burned, this morning. -Four lyes were
lost.
A fire at Montague yesterday, destroyed
Towensons Opera House, which contained i've
stores The loss was 100000,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

sS- Persons tearing t0rn for the simmer can ha0e
the COMMERCIAL matted 10 them, postpaid foT 81
cents month.
Subscribers ssrdTd single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
array by mail Informed that tioo-eei.t stdn'o is
required fan ordinary prGpper b. used; II se't 70 the
ost o6ee ,eth cent stamp il eit! probably 'eosT
reach its destination. ghe paper NTH 40 wrapper al
all OF q limit one, can be raaiLsd for ol.s cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
rars. Or Fos.erf, r,ood pur,fi,r

THIS well known and thoroughly tried preparation
for the cure Of blood and skin diseases, VIZ: Tetter
rlpgworns, scrpfula, hstehes, pimpies, boils, i'm
pufties Of TIE pioOd, etc. Pat up IN quart hlttes
Price Al nl ent9 f'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

a CHARLEY Eass SeysATtaY AT fAyRe DE
GRACE --on Tuesday Last ii femllo yagraut was
taken mp AZ HaEtc lie Grace with a curly headed
unwashed little little boy, whom the authorities
thonght might be Charlie Ross. The visit Of a
Philadelphia detective dtsuaeei them fron, Ills
belief, and the town Of flayre de Grace was say.
ed from swarm Of newspaper correspondents
and unexcelled fame.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
MINERAL ePI.Ilyq wATrRs
nricnIsi pIle nnh I.nrm saIua-

Prepared bs Mrs. DR.. Foster An lufalllhle rem.
ely for piles Gn'ernal and e2tor1aD aud burns
Read the testimonials en- circulars ueconpan y.ng
laGm boy. r-lCe Is Gentn nnnh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
[From our Late Editions of Yestcrday.l
1spxrrspssr TICKET IN QUEEN Aysrs

INDEPENDENT TICKET IN QUEEN ANNE's.-A
convention of citizens of Queen Annes county
was held at Centreville,.o Tuesday, which put
Clerk of the Circuit Court, James Wooters for
State senator, Joseph L. Sharp; for House of
Delegates, William G. Temple, William +. Ford
for States Attorney, Albert 4. Emory for
Sheriff, j. Hopper Smith for Judges of the
Orphans Court, James Woodall, George NJ.
Smith; for County Commissioners, Samuel G.
Walls, john q. Hackett, William @. Ringgold
for County Surveyor Justus D. Sheppard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

Cures dlarrhaa, dysentery, cholera morhus.
cralnp, pain, etc. Price 20 cents per hottie.
Al tlie above remedies prepared und sold whole
sale and teiail at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West tt1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25


We see some indications that Republicans. il
she States where election eauvasses are pro-
crossing, have adopted the policy Of recruiting
---of welcoming help, and giving kind Iecep-
ton TO all allies. This used 10 be done, I'M
til many OF the party managers got to thinking
that the party was strong enough and that the
true policy was to organize Rings and fatten on
it, and this last policy, well pursued, came near
being the death Of the organization. The en-
trance of Carl Schurz into the CANVASS Of OLio,
(and We hope Pennsylvania, alsor) Is most vel
come help, and in Pennsylvania We see Colonel
Hoyt announces as speakers Galusha A. Grow,
Edward Mcpherson, and Edward Joy Morris.
Grow has been in Texas for some years, aud we
have no doubt the Republicans Of bis old State
thought themselves quite able to get along with
ont him Mcpherson has not for years spoken
much in canvass, though always straight
out as a party man and JOY Morris has been
rather Liberal Their going H. at this
juncture, shows encouraging life and spInt.
When Mr.. piolett (Pontius PLATE, the wicked
eAnpsigners have dubbed him. claims consider
alton from the Pennsylvania farmers, as a lead
ing Granger, we are constrained TO suggest that
II the agricultlrlsts u( that State really care
more for one Of their own aYocation. Governor
Hartfanft is fair, honest specimen. Piolett
made his money as ain army paymaster, and then
settled down as a sort Of amateur, experimental
agricdturist, with faneiful no.ions OF the
methods in which Mother Earth is TO be cultl-
waited. Dat General Hartranft wa. farmer
boy, the son OF plain Montgomery county
and oar Inn rIA Agpo Ict ri "a
old farm III Upper Hanover We venture to say
that many time he has '' driven the team
a-dold, aud held the handles Of the plow. HC
knows practically, and By experience, the life oi
Pennsylvania farmer and he has been, since
his service in the army, devoted to stoci-rsiaing
on his property near Norri=town. Mn Pio!ett,
claim Of being Granger il absurd beside ii,
facts of tie Governors career.
A very good suggestion is made by tic
fjtmDlie Il is that Congress. nexs Jillg, tfol
it will no doubt stl he sitting. then, shout,
adjourn from Washington " assemble iu Inde
pondence Hall, on the morning Of tho T5urtl
Of July, and listen to the reading Of the i'm
mortal Declaration within its time houoreC
walls. This would be aigiiAaant act, indeed
iestifying to the grand memories of the day
The ses=ion in the OH II II should b. All olnca
one, an actual days sitting, to be dul; recotlet
on tie journals.
Dr. Hollands sharp structure on church deIu
Wi! be read with intorost by many aud it doe,
seem 70 Us that they have u brosl basis Of
truth and justice. NJt all churches that arc If
debt are open to the segerest of tie ceuciu8oui
drawn in lis article, by any meana, L4G eom,
viii Aeye to plead guilty, beyond douht
The .u9r@Mg Nre,ars report of the Granger
PIC Mic must have beeu generally drawn upon b.
other city papers. We judge so from the fac
tAas they re9roluca tarefully its errors IL
uames.
We PRINT, ~ usual on Saturdaysa aLolt stony
alnnlnta ON nllr III ri ~ IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

MURDER TRIAL AT MEDIA.-The trial Of Chas
McDevitt charged with the murder of James
Fletcher in Haverford township, Delaware Co..
in May last, is in progress at Media. He Is ar
raigned under an Indictment OF three courts !:
the first charged him with murder in the frat
degree, the second with murder In the second
degree. and the thrd.witl manelaughter, to each
OF which the defendant pleaded not guilty. The
case excites great deal Of interest. over forty
Nitne-sen have been sllbpoenAed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
1sperial Autitrs.
curry powder.

curry Powder.
Ce,ery seed. rure spices, sealing wax and c0rks
Also, spOnges, chaInOis SKINS, sJr!n2es, etc..
AT THk
DELAWARE AVENUE DRUG STORE.
jyli-tf ". T. ALRICH.
Vnporiziug Enhaiers.
For TNuAIING THE FUMES OF MuuIATE OF
AMMONIA.
wll any other medicine desired In the treatment cf
NASAL CArARRn, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, ETC.
THEY ARE THE CnEAPEs1 ISlIALYRs IN THE
MARKET,
AND ARE JUST as GOOD AS THOSE WHICH
SELL AT
FIVE TIMES THE PRICE
SOLE AGENTS FOR WILMINGTON, DEL.
s.&c. SHOEMAKER,
PuARaAoisTs.
nova.u Institute Building s0a Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
Hlrs. Foster. ,Ecnlc hitters.
Cholera and Dlarrhna Mixture.

Tonic, lnytgorating, Appetizer. Cures dyspepsia
ieadacHe, nervousness, debility, fever ana opne
,tc, Put up IN quart hotties. Price. 4l.O0 each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
HANOVER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
100 Broadway, New York
FORTY FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT,
JANUARY 1st, tsIh.

JANUARY IBl, $50.
CASH CAPITAL. 500, 900
Reinsurance FUND. p................... Go, ,o,5 %
0UTsTANpIsG LIABILITIES. ............... 93,7s2 q
NIT SURPLUS. S29,o ,og6 u
TOTAL Assets. ,4gG,95+ 80
ASSETS.
Cash In Bank and Once. ................ Si25,o46 Oh
United States per cent. Bonds 30 ,gss 80
Bonds and Mortgages, being 1rst lien ON
improved Real Estate In the Cities OF
New York and Brooklyn. Commence. 93i 900 90
Loans on cal, market value of Securities
sl36, ,Ias) g3 700 90
State, city and County Bonds .......... los 25o
Bank Stocks. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2loo 90
Balance IN hands OF Agents, and unco-
lected olfice premiums. .............. i2o,993 la
Accrued Interest on Bonds and Mort
cages and can loans ns.................. 7s1 o4
Rea Estate 12,151 ~
s1,42G9si 50
THOMAS r. PLEMMER, AGENT,
sept s,itaw5t Wilmington del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
A MAzoS
Insurance Company
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI.
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT, JULY lst 1875.
CAsu CAPITAL, paid In. .s5U1,Oo0 90
IL
ASSETS:
Us. Government Bonds, Market Value $780, 40 no
Cash S3.ll9 ~
State and Corporation Bonds and Stocks
Market Value. ......................... 2s,s4s %
Ohio Bonds and Mortgages, Cash Value. 2l5,2T6 2S
Collateral Loans 5a4T 50
Bs Receivable. Observation-Disclosures. l6292 81
Due from other Insurance Companies and
Personal PROPERTY v.................... ls,295 IS
Real Estate IN Cincinnati, Cash Value. -. 2lgTii Al
Gross Premiums In hands of Agents and
In course of transmission. ..........,.. 9n,52I "a
Accrued Interest not due and other Assets 20 US VI
Gross Assets. .sg31 $40 II
LIABILITIES.
Outstanding Losses not Due ...ts2, ,i19 81
Unpaid Dividends. ...,.......... 1855 10
Due for Commissions and Brok-
erage and all other Liabilities 81, 900 on
-$l20,205 81
Net ASSets. .bns s....... .SS)1 ,3l 90
THOMAS +. PLuMME ER, AGENT,
septls ,1taw3t Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
SURPLUS.

Capital stock actually paid
up IN cash, q 300 IJI.hp
Surplus as regards policy
luldArs...,.... ...,..... i,93?,3i5.U5 --------
Total income during the year. .... ,542a ataa2
. Expenditures ......B ISL gl2 90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
Choice soda yyster.


m infallible remedy for worms. Safe pleasant
and reliable. Price 2n cents per box.
Choice Soda Weter-
Z, Brlnghurst Co. have re-opened their Mineral
Water Fountain for the season. The majority OF
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority Of the soda water from this fountain
and the delicious favor of the Frut Syrups they
prepare, q which there are upwards OF twenty va
rleties. They have
GLASS sIPE0N BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly nny them
with highly charged Carb1nc Acid Water which
can be drawn at Will making tile bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who may require H. or the
lover Of Soda Water who may desire H. 10 enjoy the
use OF this delightful beverage at any time al home
We have on draught tile following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser, iSaratoga) Excelsior, (saratopaA High
Rock, (Saratogal NiGhy, Kisslngen. Also the fol-
lowing waters In hettles: Congress, Exec sior Ha-
thorn Geyser, lligh l,oca, 81. Louis Magnetic,
Franklin, Ballson Spa, GETTYSBURG Missiseuoi
kneEhrtge Alum, ST. Catharlne's &rtesan FTpii
erirshae, Vtchy Seltzer, Bedford, Bic.
8. BRINGHURST 4 CO,
wholesale and Retail Druggists
Corner sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

Loans on Bond and Mortgage, duly recorded and he
ing frst liens i32I sg5. "a
Amount of Stocks and Bonds OF the
I nted States, AMI of this and other
States also all other stocks AMI bonds
ABSOLUTELY owned by the Company
market value. ue........,......,........ T.6isW,l.sG
Stocks, Bonds and all Ohnr securities
except mortgages hipothecated to
the Company, as collateral security
for cash actually loaned by the Co -. G,slg,2i5 II
Interest due and accrued on stocks aud
other securities; s;....,.,,;.....,...... ia6.si5,5
Cash in Bank, and on hand Ia principal
olllce of the Company. y.............. 1s5, 100 O8
Premiums in course OF collection, ass I1l IS
Real Estate owned ~ the Co.......,.. 1les ,gd II
Total assets ....... .3gs is
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
Fires in Michigan.

Itrom oar Lale Ealt!ona o. Yes!eIday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

We PRINT, ~ usual on Saturaaya,a sLolt STORY
complete, on our tn ri page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
rsrs. Fosters Y'etter salve.
mrs Fos,er,s rose .Yorm-Lozenres

For letter rtngwofms, eruptions. 10 be used in
connection with the BLOOD Purifier. Price 70 cents
nprh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

The N2r@iag NroM's report of the Granger
P,c Mic must have been generally drawn upon BY
other city papers. We judge so from the fact
taat they reproduce carefully its error, i'll
lIaIne.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

Dr.. Hollands sharp strctnre= on church del,s
Will be read with interest By many aud it does
seem 10 Us that they have q brosl basis Of
truth and justice. NJt all churches that are in
debt arc open to the seyerest of tie cencusious
drawn in lis article, by any means l4J come
viii lave to plead guilty, beyond douht.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

NATIONAL FIRE ms URANCE COM.
~ rAHY OF HARTFORD,
STATEMENT, JANUARY 1sr, 1875.
Cash Capital ...................4. $500 OOO0o
total Assets. .....+s.........+ s9ia 3ty.l4
SCHEDULE OF ASSETS.
cash in Hartford National Bank,........ i3,76I.sI
cash III Charter OAK National Bank,.... 3i,756.64
Cash i'll tonpany's uiflce .........4..... 53g.O2
Cash in hands OF Agents aud In course OF
transmission a...,s.'..,.,N.. 33,14f.42
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

An infalllble remedy for worms. Safe, pleasal
and reliahle. Price 20 cents per box.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
REsEAy FUND.

Fire. e.......................sl,6 .sl,6Y7,507.to
Lie .....................s lAb, ,s5uih
Perpetual. ..........,. .....ee,'as 10 lGs,a.9.',Gi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
PENNSYLVANIA FINANCES.

AN ORDER FOR TIE PAYMENT OF 5000 OF The
STATE DEBT-THE STATE REDEEMING ALL ITS
LOANS POSSIBLE AT THIS TIME.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 2.-The Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund met here to-day In conformity with
law The State Treasurer submitted statement. show
ing the balance in the sinking Fund To be Si35533 0s
The following resolution offered by Secretary Quay
and was unanimously adopted:
Resolred That the State Treasurer be directed to notify
the TURNER'S and Mechanics National Bank Of IhIii-
DELPHI bat the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund are
prepared 10 redeem upon presentation, the balance 81
the $40 loan Of the Commonwealth, amounting 10
Ti3i, $50; and further, that the State treasurer
be directed to notify tie holders OF the Cham,
bersburg certificates, issued under the act OF
May ~, 1873, to present the same FOR pay,
interest be stopped upon all tho Indebtedness
he amount OF the loan there called for IL IA follows
3 IOsn act of February ., 1867 Sst31SJ0; Cham
bcrshurg Certificates act, Nay ~, 1871, S13l6S 20
total SOe Ols 20 exceeding Ivy fs5 Is the present
available balance iu the sinking Fund.
The redemption ~ the loan f6r the present fiscal year
will exceed ~ 100000, and will exhaust all loans oi
the Common wealth due or which can he reached, NJ
thc QrVn of the state by the present Board OF Conis
siOners 80 =. ,
Before the adjournment Of the Board, Mr. Mackey vol
UNFAIRLY submitted a detailed statement OF the condOn
OF the Treasury with list " the deIosare. oil the sae
Funds including the sinking fund supported by proper
vouchers, the request that tine Board should exui-
ine aud verify IL, which was done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

THE INSURRECTION IN TURKEY.
SEVERAL ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE INSURGENTS IN
ELECTROMAGNETIC TURKS REPORTED TO HAVE
LOST CANNON AND RrFLEs-THE REVOLT En-
TENDING.
yIESyA, Monday. Aug. 9, 1875.
The Prose says according to intelligence received
from the camp Of the Herzegovina insurgents,
number of engagements have been fought between
the Turkish troops and the insurgents during the
last three days. first along the left bank of the River
Narenta. ard subsequently at Kupa Stolatz, Neve-
signe, and Drenovace. The Turks are reported to
have lost three cannon and 50 rifles. Popvopolie
has also risen.
Seven hundred insurgents intend occupying the
road to Trebgnc. The insurgents expect the inhab-
itants of Suma and the population of the frontier OF
Montenegro to join them in couple Of days, and
that they will thus be enabled to besege TIebigne
VIENNA, Monday. Aug. 2, 1875.
The object Of Prince Milan of Seryia in coming to
this city to see his mother and consult with ply
stefan about throat disease from which he is suffer
ing. The PressC says the absence of the Court and
Foreign Office officials negatives the cOnectures that
the Princes visit has political motive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
TIE KENTUCKY ELECTION.
THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF LAST YEAR Npl-
GATED.

THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF LAST YEAR iNDi-
GATED.
louisville, Ky, Aug. 1.-The returns from
the Stale are as yet meagcr; but SO far inc
Democratic majority is about the same as that OF
tbe last election for Governor. In this city Gen Johh
Harlan (I,ep1 Ia running ahead Oi his tcAet anu HAS
reduced the M ity very largely
sc,rIERI>G RETURNS SHOW Full DEMOCRATIC
VOTE.
specal to The CoWrier-,Iorndt says: bowling Green
gives 225 Democratic gain over Lesle's vote Frank
lin County gives McCreary and the entire Demo-
,r,,ic STATE ticket $50 majority, q sight gam
oyar Ie,lirs vote. Madison County, Mctieai!
name gives him large minority. Mason C4un,y
riv~s the Democrats ihont 200 majority fad; Al
ssiv.s tls Democratic state ticket lSp ihu"t-
Iry. 2iO gain IeSics, vot. Hart O9unty
los largely Democratic. Lincoln, Montgomery,
Slson Oldham aud Rock Castle Counties givY
Increased Democratic maiortes. 10 fnr as heard
INN ths ,naiurcs tor the Democratic ticket through
o the state are Increased over TIE vote Tor Leslie De
In 1871 ,,, ,,,.. nr Covorror
generally runs ahead OF his Ticket III a ,nis
sity. tho Democratic majority Is 2,.oo' ,, Inc
tatai vote polled Ia 1874: Cen Hr n
lives here and runs largely ahead 81 MS cne,. ano,e
were no X, publican candidates for the Leeise "Au
" t,,li Democratic delegation IA returned. ,
IN few towns III K,niucky can be reached ny tiesrapn
that authentic returns cannot be obtained iot several
days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
THE CARLlST WAR.

TIE BoMBARDMENT OF SEQ DE URGEL CONTINUED
CARIIsr GENERALS RETREATING.
MADRID, Monday Aug. 2 1873.
Official dispatches report that Gen. Martinez
CANNES continues TO cannouade the Citadel Of SEQ dc
Urgc
The Carlis Generals Sabals and Dorregaray have at
TENTED 10 descend into the plain before BARCELONA but
were met the AlfOnsist forces under en Wciicr ana
retrcated 10 the mountains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
ANDREJV JOHNSON.

FUNERAL HONORS BY ARMY AND NAVY.
ORDERS FOR sAIUTEs AND CEREMONIES ON TIE
DAY OF THY FUNERAL AND FOR MOURNING
BADGES
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-An order was Issued
by Commodore Ammen, Acting Secretary OF the navy
to-day in pursuance Of the Presidents order announcing
the death OF ex sident Johnson. Commodore Ammen
directs that the ensign OF each naval station and OF each
vessel in commission Of the United States Navy DC
hoisted at half sunrise 10 sunset on the day OF
the funeral and that gun be- fred Mt intervals OF every
half hour from sunrise to sunset at each naval sfafon
and on board Aagships and vessels acting singy, when
this order may received In time otherwise on the DAY
after its receipt The officers Of the Navy ana Marine
Corps will wear the usual badge OF mourning attached 10
the sword bt and on the left for the period OF 80
days.
An order was asO issued from the War Department
recng the order OF the President, and In compliance
with his Instructions directing that the troops at each
military post be paraded at 10 the day after the
receipt the Order and that the order be read TO then
and that the labors ~ that day thereafter The
National flag will be displayed at hafmast At the dawn
OF day 10 guns will be fired. and afterward ut Intervals
OF 80 minutes, between the rising and setting sun
single gun and ut tho close Of the day National salute
81 guns The officers Of the army will wear Grape on
left and their swords, and the colors or inc
several regiments will be put in mourning for the period
Of 80 days. 49,
The soyelal Department buildings in this city are
draped in mourning to-day and flags throughout the city
at bafmast.