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RAILROAD FARES REDUCED.

BALTIMORE Nd, March 2 1875.
The officers OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company announce that on and after March 3.
they will reduce the fare from New York to Coum.
bus from SIT 50 to SIS Is; to GAINESVILLE from
$40 so to SIS rs, and to Indianapolis from SCI to
E17 05.
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FRANCE.

n BUFFET IN CONFERENCE WITH THE PRES
IDENT.
PARIS, March 2, 1878.
n. BUFFET has returned to Paris from the vosges
snd conferred with President MacMahon.
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CHARTER ELECTIONS.

CITY AND CHARTER ELECTIONS IN NEW YORK
sTATE-DEMoCEATIC AND REPUBLICAN GAINS
-FOUR DEMOCRATIC MAYORS ELECTED
ROME, March g 1876.
At the city election to-day Samuel b. Stevens,
democrat, was elected Mayor by 600 majority. The
democrats elect TOUR of the five ward officers
The Common Council will stand ten democrats to
seven republicans.
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NEGRO JUBIiATION,

SARATOGA, March q 1875.
meeting OF colored citizens was held here last
night to congratulate the colored race on the
adoption OF the Civil Rights bill. Resolutions
were adopted acknowledging the obligatlons OF
the colored race To Charles Sumner and the re-
publican party lor this great boon.
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SPAIN.

MAIL COMMUNICATION WITH CUBA FACILITATED.
MADRID March q 1878.
Additional mail communication has 0een estab.
uShed between Cadiz and Cuba.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, March 2, 1873.
Spanish gold, 23o 231 American, 232 Exchange
easier on the United States, sixty days, currency,
so a 81 premium; short sight, 90 "a premium !;
sixty days. gold, 100 a 121 premium i short sight,
l25 o 124 premium; on LondOn, las q LAT premium;
on Paris 1913 a l24 premium. Sugar nominal; No.
II Dutcn standard, 141 IS reals per arrobe.
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A RARE AND VALUABLE ACQUISITION FOR
ruptured persons The ELASTIC TRUSS, 6S3 Broadway.
retains rupture always, and comfortably In sleep.
ing hours, soon effects permanent cure.
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AWAY WITH OPIATES.-HALE'S HONEY OF
HoREHoUND TAR. that cures the most frightful
cough, does not contain particle of opium
PIKE's TOoTHACHE DROPS in minute
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A GREAT SUCCESS-KEARNEY'S EXTRAOT
BUCHu prescribed by physicians i'll private Hospital
tice everywhere in OF Gravel, Diabetes Fo
male Weakness and all disc of Bladder and Kidneys
sold
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COLD NEGLECTED. LEADS TO PNEUs
monia consumption and death. Dr. HALLS BRONCHIAL
me eectually prevents fatal result Sold by all
druggists ut tOc. only
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REDUCTION OF THE PRESIDENTS
SALARY.

COLUMBUS, March 2 1875.
In the House to-day a jdlnt resolution request
ing Congress to reduce the Presidents salary to
So, 900 year was adopted.
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the PARK HOTEL Immediately opposite the Camden
street depot OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
closed his honse tooay TO the public 10 In
curing the penalties OF the Civil Rights BILL
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ALWAYS TREAT CATARRH WITH WOLCOTTsS
CATARRu ASSnILAroR; pints, ST. all physical pain or
nham with PAIN PAINT instantly.
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CORNS, BUNIONS CHILBLAINS INGROwIN0
Nails, &C. cured without pain Corn CURE by mail
DIR. RICE, ls9 Broadway near Dey street.
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AN OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TWO
TEN THREE EIGHr CYLINDER Hoe ROTARY PR.ssns ::
Address THE NEW YORK HERALD
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ELMrRA, March 2, 1875,

Colonel Howard NJ. Smith, republican, was
elected Mayor OF this city to-day by 200 majority
The Board OF supervisors stands-Repaoll cans,
cratic by $50 majority.
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Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS. KNEE
Caps Abdominal Supporters Suspcnsory BandageA
shoulder Braces and Crutches MARsH'S Truss ONCE
No 2Vcscy street. Lady III attendance
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THE UNITED STATES SHIP powHATAY.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD pY CABLE ]
LONDON, March 2, 1875.
The United States steamer Powhatan has
urived at the Canary Islands.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A SIS WILL SECURE the MOST VALUABLE
"A; compendium Of beautiful tances that has been
Encyclopedia Of the Best Thoughts Of Charles Die kenx
sold by al bookseuerA
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UTICA, March 2. 1875.

The vote was large at the charter election here
to-day The democrats elected Charles w. Hutch
lnson Mayor by 276 majority and elected nine out
dermen,
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS ENACTMENT.
HOTELS CLOSED IN ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 2, 1875.
In consequence OF The civil Rights BILL and fear.
ing trouble both OF the principal hotels here nave
cancelled their licences and closed.
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OSwEGO, March 2, 1875.

At the charter election to-day Poncher. demo.
crat was elected Mayor by about 200 majority.
The republicans elect five OF the eight Aldermen.
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EVASION OF PENALTIES IN BALT1MoRE.
BALTIMORE, March q 1875.
william 8. Redgrave, owner and proprietor Of
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A rs CENT BOTTLE OF PORTER'S COUGH
BALsAM will relieve your cough Try it.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Janauschek has played very successful engage
ment at Buralo.
Agnes Booth succeeds Janauschek at the Bunalo
Academy OF Music.
Clara Morris played Nancy Skies during her
California engagement.
Maccabe will bring his mono,ogue entertainment
to an end this week. He moves to pastures new.
StraKosch OF Paris says ne has found q musical
star of the first magnitude IN Mne Anna de Be-
locca.
Madame Ristori appears tonight in the role Of
Mary stuart. On Thursday she plays Elizabeth
Tor the last time.
Miss Cushman ana Janauschek played stimuli
taneously IN Chicago at different theatres. 1t was
too much honor for that Western city.
Miss Genevieve Wards representa- ton OF Re-
becca, in Halliday's "Ivanhoe," which has been
revived at Drury Lane, is said to be very mer
torious.
The presentation Of Rogers group OF "Ths
] shaughraun' VIII be made hy the Douctcault Tsa-
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ITHACA. March Q. 1878.

ITHACA, MarCn z, 1910.
The charter election to-day resulted In great
falling OF in the democratic majority OF last year.
In every ward the republicans gain one member
in the Board or Trustees.
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AUBURN, March 9, 1875.

AUBURN, March 2, 1875.
Mr.. Theodore M. Pomeroy, republican, was
elected Mayor Of this city to-day by majority of
$50 over william J. Moses, democrat and temper.
ance.
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CoHoEs March Q, 1875.
At the city election to-day the democrats elected
three out OF four supervisors. The Common Coun-
eli and school Board are equally dlvlaed.
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A-RUPTURES AND PHYSICAL DEFORMI.
ties successfully treated by Dr. MARSH, at No. vesey
street, opposite St Pauls church.
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NEWBCKG, MATCH 2, 1SIb.
At the cnarter election here to-day the demo-
Gratis elected J. J. S. McCroskey Mayor, by about
600 majority. They also elected three out OF five
Aldermen, ana have now q majority In the COM
mon council. The democrats also elect the Col
lector, Water Commissioner and three OF the four
supervisors. all by Increased ma Jorlties. The re.
pupltcans elect botn School Trustees.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
Tnc New pnbiIc ,,nooi-1sooxs.

TRANSFER OF OLD oNFs FOR THE NEW RAPIDLY Co
ING oN-A BETTER sYsrl NJ ALL round.
The State Boaid Of Education. several weeks
lgo, Fixed upon several toxt books for use in all
tho public schools of the State, aud the exchange
of the OLD ones for those prescribed ls now rap
idly going ON. There are in tho State about
three hundred and fl fly school districts. exeli
Hive OF Wilmington, New Cletle, Delaware CITY,
er1 other towns having Incorporated Boards oI
E,lu.atiol. To such pltces.the new general Ia"
docs not Apply. All IhA Iaege number or 3.
tri lts are to provide the nov series of books and
IL wili no Juot be great benefit to the schools.
TIa book publishers make the CHI nSe compar-
atlvely easy. puey rec ave the old book those
vh III are actually ia use in tho sclIoo,s--And al
Inv Cor them half the prcs of the cJrra-p1nd-
in9 new ones. Thus, the School UJm hissluuers
ly returning a huTdrot uf the Old Biographies
or road.ra, Ur other books which they have sen
using III their sch lol-. get MI ldfed new geo9-
ra1h eI rol lars OF o'ppuiiuS grade, OF the
tho sort prescribed to be used
Msssrs. Boughmln. Thomas, II Co. OF this
city, tho largest .alers ia acho0-boohs on the
pauln9ull, are supplying large number OF di1'
rr.ct3 in the maunef described lhoy arc agents
for all tho puUl shsr5 OF the books prescribed D'
the State ard, an | stacks Of oil dis-elred,
broken b tckal ones have alraaly baen saut IN
for exchange for nice nov cl aal ones. In tint
city. Swiuton's series OF "Lmsulge Lessons
has b9en aub .titutel r1rantif, bS orlar of the
Doa.d of ilcatilu. for Faw3mlths Grammar,
and tho ex ,halga vas mids n few days asp
Ms.srs, B 4, IL ca. hava hanllel eeYeral tons
Of s.'oll-b ,jk5 arelly, this sal4ol
The exc tange in the pm lc schools through
ont the stare nov pr m n to be nllio with
lit,a dlfii ,ulty. 1t was fearel tha5 parent
Won oppose II on the groull of expense, but
tho cheap in'rod t;iory pric's AMI the plan OF
"sS)ppins,' tgetler with the general desie {
have sysiem and authoritative regulation III -
i'm rttn5s mater, has ovar-c iue any objections
t1at III shi be urged Six or eight scAoo's n
the neg ID 1rho)d OF smyrna got their rnew h1ok-
carly lhs week. u ,sdes saving money those
havius ehiliren to eluJl6 wall De done submit
tins tile iuk Il lesti0n t1 tho whim Of every nos
teacher that Ine4 iuto the district sni teach
ers will hs relieved ns the vhiins OF each plreh
Interested in the sch vol. And What ls still Ill lrt
important. the schools can nov all be classified
Heretofore many could not, b-c-u'e OF tile va
TiesY oI books III nse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25

fitted, front aud back, and the promise Of com
pleteness in stage settings Was found TO be not
exaggerated. Nothing in Now York IL better.
BJrou's comedy OF "Our Boys' is IL delightful
piece; slight in texture, but compact, witty, and
most agreeable The company. as far an 1t has
been shown, is not great one, but the initial
piece had been well rehearsed and went of with
spirit The ouly really superior comedians who
have boon seen in the troupe are MIR. Geo IL
Griffiths. MIR. Charles Stanley and Alrs. louise
Allen. These people are equal to any denand.
and Mr.. hIackay. who is also OF tho oomnany, ia
known to be very capable artist. Apart from
this quartet the merit of the troupe will, imag-
inc, not be found excessive.
The Cricket Tournament has closed, and il IL
did not do all that was expected Of It still gave
pleasure to many people. Tho weather wss
against the players 50 much 20 That while eight
days were allotted to four gsmes, three nf the
four occupied nine d4ys aud the Phil ,delpll,a
Va. al Oomers match had to be abandoned
Philadelphis bore off the main honors. defeating
both the Canadian and British, Officers Team.
The latter team proved itself the best batting
force, however, and il its bowling had been
stronger might have won. "lfs" don't count
however, for that is the gan5. Lieutenant
Cummings of the British Team took the prize
for the best batting and Mr. Spencer Meade (who
bowling. G. A. Newhsll who did the most exc
far down the list this time. There are great ups
and downs in this game aud sume of The Fhiia-
delphians who generally make heavy scores,
such az Dan. NeWkall aud I. Hargeaves, &id al
this tournament comparatively lttle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
'slc Fair at oxford.


FISE DtspLAY-cLosE OF JuN EXHIBITION, YEs-
TERDAY-vI-Ir Of GOVERNOR HARrRANfT.
The annual exhibition at Oxford. which began
On Wslnss Ivy, close yesterday. The attend
ance, the first two days, was rather email, bn
yesterday large crowds were ou the grounds, and
on the whole, the fair is considered success. a
SPECIAL train of l6 car loads came Westward over
the Baltimore Central r. r., haging been tiilec
up on the trip from pii,ladvlphia.
The varions departments OF exhibited articles
were well filed, the vegetables being espoclalH
abundant, large aud handsome. Fruits weIt
also plenufulv exhibited, and The ladies' had b
fine display OF tie products Of tue household.
A number of visitors were p'eeeut from this
city, but very few articles from hele were tShl-
bited.
A feature Of yesterday WAS the visit OF Cover
nor fIaft.auft. who came in carriage from Par
Ike .bu'E, on the Penna. H. H. Ha was met out
side Tie town by the Oxford Gnasd,, and escort
ed to the gcouuis, where lao WAS received
informally, with goat onthu 4ia7m.
Ho rcmAired mn tho grounds until O'clock
then dncd at 0Jtoraro HJuse, aud lett for Phil
adelphit on tho railroad Ho is in line heilth
aud spirits, and considers tho canvass vely ell
c,uIagiug xt week he will attend tho State
Tair MT Lancaster.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
s.ocnI OptIonin IIaryiaas.

The Denton journal SAYS that, despite reports
of beneficial effects of the local option law, few
towns on tho peninsula have suffered more from
drunk suness during the past twelve months than
Denton. AMI that scenes of the most wtetclled,
d!ssraceful and Alarming drunkenness arc fle-
quent
Commenting on tho above tho Denton Uion
says There never has been auy special legls-
l.ti n by orr State Legislature that has heen
mo-e beneficial to this community than Local
0 ltion, and with tho exception of one Gaze oil
drunkenness, al this u ca 10 Of mental tleiange-
inont aggravated by tho TOO FREQ Gso of stnNi
iaat4, il about the only case that has created
even rip,ls or tho surface OF society since tic
Law went into eli &C. The statement that scene,
Of "disgrscefu drunkenness are frequent,
Is b.4o l,bll on the good mama and character
OF ouc ciLz snS. excspt 80 far Nd relates 10 TINS
one ts l..e ca 20 referred to. The most OF our
oitizans are ,ber, moral aud upright, and con
dlsi themselves IN az nrls " aud peaceful man
nor, aud since the auls OF ardent spirits has beer
prohibited we have b1t very feScas.s Of drunk
ennesa-not ono four Ii rs much Us bef0re th'
o1sca..ol of thu law.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
A TsaIIGOuist IN Io,yH.

PROPOSED ASCENSION Dv MI. BAMr.. A. EIEG--A
PUBLIC supsjaipIoS DEeIsGD.
We were called on. this morning by ar
King who arrived in tho city yesterday, with the
view Of arranging for balloon ascension. He
ia tho son OF Ptog s Sim lal a. X M, a well know.
arouant. who mp to July, 1874. had made over
2J0 asconsons, and who, i'll 1855, made one from
thIa city.
Mr. Kings desire is to mako.a public ascen-
sion, thus gratifying tie lirso number OF peeps
who would desire to witness it. Ii fixed on fuI
suitable, time, hundreds of visitors woull come
in ID the city to eeo the ynysger set off. Tlie
cont would he from $500 t1 3iN1 and this he
thinks shoill DO readily subscribed by mer'
chants aud others. The balloon. which lie de-
scribes as fne one, handsomely decorated, ia
now at Bunao n. y, and can b3 brought here
on short notice
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
votes ABOUT our NeIsnpors.

L her 4 l.! iyl u Darby has pu'1Ill4ed tlo
Oxtord Hotel, for which he paid Sl6,0O.
The suCRr refinery in Chester, operated by
Measrs Barton & Hall, has ceasel tho manu-
ractme OF sugar for the season, AMI is n>w ell
ga u i in 10 Ing snup.
Jersey men are especially severe Epon roughs
from ths sid9 Of lhe river who invade their Dc
main. Some time no . BAL Montgomery, n
well known clsra tcc at Chester. crossed the
river and assaulted gu flioer at Bridgep, r5, 10.
VIII cl he WAS the olier day seuteLced TO tive
Yeas in tie state prison.
The shoiir of DoIawa'e county, from tho i'h
Monday in May llet to tie 9sh of this mon i
served l23 exlcu ions being a. the rate OF 4}l a
OF no a ycIr. 1hls is believed 10 10 upprece-
dtut.l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
SECOND EDITION.
4ne Refrigerated peacnas.
REPORTS or THEIR ROTH -PBoB ,BLg ExPLANA,
TIoS OF THE ereRY.

REPORTS OF THEIR RorII q -PRoB'BLG ESPLANA-
TioS OF THE ercRY
From Middletown reports have come to this
city, which have fund their way into print, to
the effect that the peaches in Mr. Hikers re-
frigorahug house are rotting. The probable
failure of the effort TO establish such an enter
prize is discussed at Middletown, 80 we are
Informed by r gentleman who caIno up
the road yesterday. but tne points in tho discus
sion are very meagre indeed, 1t Is stated that
NJ the first OF the week an examination Of the
peaches revealed the fact tina; sume OF them are
rpecbed, and at later examination further
progress had been male ia the decay OF the
frrit. His may or 10 may not be true. MR.
Rker il liim4t II in N3w York an has not been
down 10 alii!letown Tor aonnt TWO week., ana
there il no one 4; llhdletown authorized 10 speak
for him. All visitors are carefully excluded
from the refrgeratlng house, and hence thote
who are discussing tue probable failure have
very ttle margin TO 20 on.
We are ia p9ssgsslon of lnIo,nation, however,
from eentlem m who is probably better infoim
ed upon this subject than any one outside OF Nj
Rker and tliose Immediately connected with him
which may in gone measure explain the story OF
tie d, cAylng frui-, il tfuo. Ia the location oil
thi. enterprise nc Mdlletowh Mr.. ltker has
been makng some experiments. but without On
dangetitg the failure Of his main effort in the
event OF Iheif non-snccess 1t IL bis MN coll
vietion that = fully npe peach, if Refrigerated,
will reniAt the effects of decay III the open
air longer than n similar peach freshly picked
from tile tree, and he has been endeavoring to
prove this theory. About two weeks ago lie sent
to New York car Of refrigerated neLciles from
bla house at Midiletown, part OF which was
put upon the market tho next niOrl Jug, and the
remainder the second day III good condisi0n II
there are dccavipg peaches in the reirigera,ing
house cur informant is of the opinion tuat they
are those which were picked in fully ripe state
for experiment. aud not those which IL is ex-
\ H.. 4. lE
more firm nature This gentleman does not re-
gard this enterprise at Mddetown as an expert
nent at all for. lie says, Mr.. Rker has a similar
house ut Now Ylik where he has attained the
best result possible. Certain it IL the effort has
not been abandoned, and from what We can learn
is not likely to be.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
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Political Notes.

The la.,ss reports concermng, she complexion
Of tn, d,.e ,ttea to tho Massachusetts hepubli-
can OJnventlon, thus far chosen, give 2l3 to
Rco AL 137 to L,ring. leaving 1j! unp'edged,
Of wi1n - havo preforan5o for Charles Fran
els Adams.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial claims to have
tru,tworshy inrorm.siln tha5 Gov. Allen Will
loas nj ,ro than % of his mai 1rity Of 9l7 over
NJyes In his oyl c,unty, Ross.
Tis P1s,r4bi-5 Etis All Io1s1! is troubled
by an evident disp,slton ID bolt among many
O. this Conservatives IN Virginia,
A Dsmo;rp,ic pap,t in Tlcl'b1ry printed a
paragraph adv or Two ago heaiei "Ine Ne,
eros IN North Mississippi Nsei n Lutte Killing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
pevg Aaver1.seIncnl., 4 o-say.


T,r Fsla or Tent--roportY at v wp RI.
rev .ter.ty NJ. 90 IF. L. el4, in agent
b. \ o. Is liz 'al-E vi.
Eo,ts e, 3 for sal. @Gco. n. Townsard.
F1r sdle Farm OF - acre 1ow-s.ad
"Lg oIhy sc d--rita.y
Coh ttods-Bllla"y
nj ha's-Nc hreyEy
C,lg u1dry - rrvltv
Il ,el birds NJ Fuiliners-breyit.
lu eil's breNty
Matt I, g Goucr' hreYitT
TePa { wartlrn9eS-Jr vity
Dnnlh e = Oe to e-brevlty.
Ot!inal furniture lr.viiy
j Il linrmau hrtviY
>'htl.d lohi : rect tar line 10 Centennial.
prnpos Il Wan nd for Nv Hall work,
n " Hoy ree Iun-'o'n S, carson.
q. WO rnl--C rp@t Dep litm NJ.
Notice l. }luk upics-". amp e1.
rrinpN N.itiol Roo ing-No oht. atkinson.
+ "a 'rr de ~ q i1y's-i WY.
rlmVo Col drs--prrVliy.
Notice IN 3ankruptc - Il Wi ilams.
foIlninat on spri he'll id,w-
OS's Duniap IIa s-iTeIi Y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
Hoiurn OF chancellor s.,c,.

Hon. Daniel NJ. Bates, ex.Uhancelor OF tllt
State, who las been in Llrope for about tive
years for his health, passing the summers at th,
derruan tpis and the winters 81 Msntono in the
South OF France, arrived in this CITY on Thurs.
day. Ne Is accompanied by his son, Daniel \,
BATES, Jr., and his two dAug tiers, who haye
been with him ahrosi. They arrived at New
York Oh tho steamship algeria, having had rath
or rough, but quick passage. Tho Chancellor
had been during the summer mt the celebrated
German batl $ at nonburg, and lad tlon spent
about moalh in Loadon, before sailing foi
homo. Hs returns wih Lis heal.h much i'm
proved, very gratifying fact TO his many
-tirnOs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
srain,

suzeREsE TBoI TAe Porg-RAPrIL NONE LrBrnAL.
LONDON, Sept. %
A epecisl despatch to the tie Daily Neus from
Madrid says the Pope's recall of the papa nurclo
Cardinal S.mcrni and the implied disavowal of
his acts have ooea-ioned considerable surprise.
Monsigneur Rapella is more liberal than lis
,nre cna snrs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
lamp xrIas,ou and fire.
ArspxR MIL AND sAcE FecToty HERNr D
WAq1nr, WV. N. Y. Sept

4 ItpEN n II AND sACA E LTJi J B-HNlD'
WAqInT1wN, n. y, Sept rs.
A fire brtho cut, last ngnt, in tho
paper mill and sack fscSory OF Morria,
faggart & Davis, in this city, caused by tho
explosion Of kerosene lamp, de, troying ono
section Of thc NIL torether with large amount
9t stock, The property III the ether four Sec
ticn. Of tEe n.ll wGs saved, Lut vas damsged by
the smoke and water, The iosg is probably $40 -.
600, which is fully insured. Wm Dalher was
killed by suffocation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
as,arriaGes.

RNsSEr L-Ft X--On the 2trd inst. nv 'hn ev A.
j S'ydJr, j h,vIn Russell 10 5. Eli1 BEN FJs,
al OF TINS city.
DO BIN s-RRII,yR!. At the res. iercl n the
bri,iti, s,a er mrs Alfred G ~, tnlnN, 1924 Wal
lgca stree, p iilld:'paaun ThuFs day 23I ms aui
nv Fev G u. arrow. v ID Hs,isled bS hev. g
L Tar: or L, f. Rtv J Is Dob n, y. ID CORNER
ly OF the New Jers y, aow Of iha hiisdeiintt on
f-renct Of the Method 81 'p'scopal Q nrc9 o
II - Rebecct, SuuHpe diug lirr Of The iatf
ADrahAm Bruner, tsq.. Of tOlumhl' ancasier
county, Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-25
ri.,rn,Ioa, of Water supplies.

A gentleman calls our attention to the follow
ing item, urging that the water i'll the new res
crvoir should he filtered, and tat merely "seltle-
ing" is not sufficient to insure its purity
The city OF Hudson has lately completed mn
extensive system of water distribution, t9k'ng IT.
eupply from the HUDSON River aud subj jacIins It
to a process OF filtration pri II to use. The work
Las been done OF n total expense OF S5)l 0JJ'
underthe efficient direction Of Mr.. j. q Rlndi
who also constructed the water works OF the cctS
of Pcuslk ep-io some two years slnce' hlr
iiand'- Operations in both cities have been con
duo I'd with great kill and exc.llent success.