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ErportatiOn of Peaches.

The dispatch from London stating that
'3the experiment OF bringing peaches per
the steamer Canada, from New York, in
a box on deck, arranged on a patent re-
frigerating plan, was success, the fruit
being delivered here in good condition,
and eagerly purchased" will be- grateful
news to the residents on the Peninsula,
and prove much more important to our
people than the most sanguine hoped
for. 1t gives assurance that foreign
market stands ready to receive the pro-
duct of our peach orchards, and that
fruit can be exported at less expense than
it was hoped it could be.
Itisunfortunatet that experiments were
not thought of earlier in the season.
Necessity, it is said, is the mother of in
vention, and we presume this is one OF
the good results from the surplus crop Of
peaches this year. The tremendous pro-
duct anticipated in the early part Of the
summer caused our peach growers to
make extraordinary efforts to find new
markets, and the shipment to Europe
grew out of this effort.
It is not only possible. but probable,
that the success in the shipment of
peaches, if it proves profitable, will lead
to to the shipment Of vast quantities of
other fruits,not now thought of, and that
millions of dollars will be saved that are
now lost from the fact that it will not pay
to pick and send several varieties of fruits
to markets that are already overstocked,
and the fruit is left to perish in the fields.
To the teeming thousands in European
cities these shipments will prove real
luxury, while they serve to help to i'm.
prove and make wealthy our own coun-
try, in which so many of the sons Of Er-
rope seeking more permanent homes for
themselves. In this light the whole world
Is to be benefited, and our great Repub-
lie and its institutions made to feel the
benefits also in as much as those who eat
Of the fruits of our country will more
certainly seek its shores that they may
grow the fruits and enjoy them more fully
and become themselves exporters there
of,
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NOTICE..

All persons are cautioned against receiving
or negotiating the following Coupons from
County Bonds Of New Castle County, as the
same have been paid.
Coupons from No. 81 to No. Sd for $SO due
April !, 1871.
Coupons from No. 81 to No. l2l for 81, ue
April l, 1871.
Coupons from No. 81 to No. Sc for $780, due
October /, 1871.
Coupons flom No. 81 to No. 1sl for slj, dua
October l, 1871.
VIM. HERBERT,
Treasurer OF New Castle County
Sept. l6. ls75.-tf
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NEW CANDIDATEs.-The Commercial, of
this city, puts forward new candidates
for the Presidency. 1t will be seen that
it throws aside Grant and Wilson, and
proposes a man from a Southern State.
If the Tribune objects to the Democrats
taking a man from Delaware because OF
his living south of Mason and Dixon s
line, what will it say to the Radicals TAX
ing man from Kentucky? With refer.
ence to Delaware furnishing 4 candidate
We have nothing to add to the very com.
Prehensive rejoinder from our Democra.
tic contemporary, the New Haven Conn
Register, which we print in another col
umn, and to which We call attention. The
Commercial, in its edition yesterday
max es the following prediction
General Woodford is making such c
splendid campaign in Ohio, that we now
begin to think the 1876 ticket may be -
For President, Benjamin II. Brstow, O
Kentucky; for Vice President, Stewart
l.. Woodford, of New York
We shall patiently await the result.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUEVT3
~ AUDITORS OFFICE,
81 East Sixth Strea,

Notice is hereby given, BY directicr !,
Finance Committee, that all blIls dr, VI @e
City on January 1st, 1875 must be- n,S.n ue sne
before the flrst day of November nav, rs'u W.. o.
will be placed in the hands Of tho saey
for collection, by virtue of Section q ;VoSsoi
City Charter. which is as follows: ''' 'as
''If the amount of said bill he not r,,au.,
In 80 days after such presentation tSs.sIMi,
shall be the duty of the Mayor Of ssS sSss
issue warrant directed to the said T,sH NV W
ditor. commanding him to levy the ssms s vi.t Au
all costs thereon. tpon he goods and eb,,,Sa s,%
OF such owner, and If no such Foods snS
chattels can be found within said civ snsir; sIt
ent to satisfy SAID debt and costs tbsr !,
levy the same on the grounds or building. " ",
such owner fronting upon such street w. w.
Aforesaid. which said grounds or bulltinss q, q,
any part thereof. shall be sold by said ~, w
Auditor at public auction upon ten il0 dsy:,
notice in two newspapeas published in ssa
CITY," saw
1he bills of delinquents having long since
become over due. proceedings Will be com.
menced without delay, unless payment bs
made rs herein provided. "
WILLIAM II. GRIFFIN
Sept. Is, ls75.-tt Civ Audito,
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said forty feet wide street twelve feet to cor-
neIi thence westerly parallel to the first de-
aforesaid easterly side of aid forty feet wide
street called Quinn street; and thence there
by northerl we've feet to the place Of be-
ginning. be the contents th ,reof what they
may.
Seized aud tsksn in execution as the pro-
perty of z dock Townsend and Rebecca his
wife and I, ts., and to be sold BY
WIN. II. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sheriff's OHice, New Castle. 0ct. l. 1852
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THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1873.
Al 2 o'clock. u. m

At 2 O'Clock. p. m,
tie following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain tract. piece or parcel OF
land situate in Christiana hundred aforesaid.
bounded and d described as follows to-wit: Be-
aiming at the side OF the road leading from
Centreyille 10 the Brandywlne at Smiths
bridge and in the middle OF the at resaid
road; thence along the side Of the 6rst men
toned or Centreville road north 87Z degre es
eas, 80 2-l0 perchos to II stone y corner Of
Centre Meeting House land; thence thereby
north l2bs degrees east 70 s-l0 perches to
stone; thence by the same south S2H degrees
east &c $40 perches TO th 0 middle Of the Gen.
treville road aforesaid; thence by the middle
of the said road north 35l4 degrees east 81 S-l0
perches TO stake; thence by land OF Robert
Mccullough north 40H degrees west and pass
ing through the middle OF large white oak
tree on the north side of said road l3 4-l0
perches to a stone a corner for Robert Nc
Cullough and William Wilson, said stone be-
ing near tho side OF the Great Valley road;
thence north ~ degrees west (crossing the
last mentioned road obiienely) six pelches
and one-tenth to stake in the westerly side
of the same; thence continuing thereby north
IL degrees west q 4-l0 perches to n corner OF
AaYy Graves land; thence by her land the
four oliowiIg courses and distances south a
degrees M wes165 perohea to a stone. north 81
degrees west two perches to black oak tree
south 43H degrees west $40 perches TO q
stone, and north S934 degrees west 81 2 l0per-
ches to q stone in the middle of the Brandy
vine road aforesaid; thence thereby south
221l degrees west Us b-l0 perches to the place
Of beginning. containing within those bounds
| forty seven acres and thirteen sgaare perShe es
OF land be the same more or less. excepting
| thsrsout eight acres of land old and convey.
| cd OF said premises by the said Fsivre In two
parcels Us By two deed, reference to the same
| will more fully appear Book 2. vol. 6. page
| 254, &C.
Seized and taken In execution as the PRO
perty Of Zephirine Z. Faivre and Jane his
| wife. and t. ts. and 10 be sold by
| VIM. ii. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
SheIif's 0fice. New Castle. Oct. !. 1874
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SllerIh's Sale.

RY virtue Of writ of Levari Facias to ne
ID directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
Mt the Hotel of John Il. Lewis, in the towa Of
Newark, White Clay Creek hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware. on
FRIDAY.
THE 22d DAY OF OCTOBER. 1875,
at 2 O'clock. p. m,
The following describ bed Real Estate, via:
All that tract OF land with the tenements
thereon, situate. lying and being in Mill
Creek hundred, New Castle county and State
Of Delaware, bounded rnd described as fol-
lows. to-wit: By lands of Douglass and Ro-
bert Morrison, Ellis Sanders, Andrew Gray.
William ". kice, Nathaniel Richards. Isaac
Sprlpger vii liam oollaston and the heirs
OF Christian Greenwalt. dece eased, containing
By computation one hundred and fifty seven
acres, be the same more or less. on which are
erected two substantial Dwelling Houses,
Grist Mill. Saw Mill. Fulling Mill and other
outbuildiuRs.
Seized and taken in execution az the pre-
perty OF Samuel Barr and Margaret his wife.
and terre tenants and to be sold by
WIN. ii. LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. New Castle. Oct. l. 1873
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NOTlCE.-At the last stated meatl-, nj
IN the managers OF the Wilmington Sav
ings Fund Society, it was on motion resolved
ts pay to the Depositors ~ per cent per an,
mum, calculated monthly, no interest beipg
allowed on fractions OF month, to commenCe
at the beginning OF the next fiscal year; and
thai the Treasurer give notice OF the increase
OF the rate of interest at least three months
before the end OF this year.
ALBERT W. SMITH, Treas'r,
W. =. F. Society.
Wilmington. Sept. 20, 1875. 10 III
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LOCAL STOCKs
HOI'lCE,s.

NOTICE The Citizens Loa, A..o--
~ now offers Its 9Th series Of 1ssSS'ciaeOn \ y cation
for sale. FIRST payment due Octobcr ~ ssuSei Sa
sepls-t GEO. Z. MARS, scc.o.,IA W., Nv
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Sherin's Sale.

pY virtue of a writ Of .Levari Fac'as TO me
ID directed. will be exposed 10 Pubic Sale
at the
DENWAARE IOUs No. 5l3 MARKET ST
kent by Geo-ge ". Ortlip. in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county, elaware, on
The daily gazette., 1875-10-07

Nor TRuE.-The New York Graphic, a
few days ago, mentioned the names Of
Governor Tilden and several other dis
tinguished Democrats, and said they
would be glad to hear of the defeat of
Governor Allen in Ohio. Among these
names was that of Senator BAYARp, of
Delaware. This is going too far in the
line Ct misrepresentation, and the Graph.
&c ought to have had more regard for its
yeracity than to be guilty of so gross a
falsehood. Of coEree we cannot answer
for the others, but we know that Senator
bAYARD desires and expects to hear of
the triumph Of the Democratic party in
Ohio and Pennsylvania, and its defeat
In either of those States will be cause OF
great disappointment and anxiety to him.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-07

The REHoBoTH BEACH ASSOCIATION
ought to be congratulated upon securing
the services of 80 competent, active and
energetic citizen for President as VIM.
Bright. Esq. The acceptation Of the pro.
position of J.J. Mccullough. Esq, by the
Association, to build horse railway from
Lewes to the camp grounds. was wise
aetiou. Altogether Rehoboth presents
now much the fairest prospect for rapid
growth into delightful rural village,
that it has ever done It's friends should
now take heart and each add his best
endeayors and encouragement to the
good work, and when the 'hard times
pass away all will enjoy the delightful
bathing a. this beautiful place.
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The Conservatives gained a victory
in Charleston, s, G. yesterday.
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sherl6's Sale.

BY, virtue Of writ Of Lsyari Facias To me
directed. will be exposed to Public sale
DELAWARE HOUSE, No. .si3 MARKETsr
Kept By George W. 0rtlip. In the city of viii.
mineton. New Castle county. Delaware, on
TUEsDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875.
At2 O'clock. D. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land with A tive storv
Frame Dwelling House thereon. sitnsta IL
the said city q ilmington. bounded and AZ.
scribed as follows. to-wit: Begiunips A. IL.
easterly side Of q forty feet vide street IsiS
ent % Sns nnnSSrsd ,S and thirty-hve feet from and
tsncs Of one hundred and sixty. ave fss, III ~.
inches from the southerly side OF A st.sa.
lbstNeen A street and the Old Ferry rosS
thence eeatsrly parallel with A street ssTtyy
fsssNs . corner; thence sOuthWiy psfslisl 70 y
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THE 18th DAY OF ocToBF 1879.

THE 18th DAY OF ocToBE -. 1875.
At2 o'clock p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land with a
situate in Christiana hundred (we est Wilmine. !.
toni county and sta eaforesaid, bounded and
described as follows, to-wit Beginning Al the
erly side of Sixth avenue and The n noTths,iv
side Of Il street. now called Duncan street,
thence easterly along said 81 teofE. cow called
Duncan street. sighty feet TO q siakei thence
enIe forty feet to a corner: thence westerly
and parallel with L. now Duncan sirest.
eighty feet to the aforesaid easteriy side oi
forty feet to tho place of beginning .sba IL .
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the nro-
perty OF James Hughes and Bridget his vile.
and t t.. and to be sold by "''s'
wM: II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
sherifs ounce. New Castle. Oct. l. 1854
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TUE ARTIzlANs SAVINGS BANK,
oo2 MARKET STREET
d11M Incorporated February Is, 1891
Open to receive deposits daily from Q, A. M.
ntn q, +. NJ, and On Tuesday and Saturday
Tenings from 10 O'CLOCK.
sEhI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
siI per cent has been regularly paid on ue-
osits. since the organization OF the Bank, and
rate OF dividends will be Continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn. thew
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits commpound their interest twice in
each year. "-Se ~
MANAGERs:l
Clement B. Smyth, George s. CapelIe.
Chas W. Howiand, M L. Iichtensfein
Nathan1 r. Benson, Edward Darlinofo1
Henry +. Dure, Job ii. Jackso3'
Il. N. Stotsenburg, VIM. II. swift.
Anthony Higgins.i
WIN 8. HILLES, President
GEO. w. BUSH, Vice President
feb2l-E 7. 7. TAYLOR. Treasui
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Sherlm,s Sale.

RY virtue Of q writ of Levari Fa eias IN ma
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
DELAWARE HOUSE. No. 5ls MARK ET ST
kept by George W. Orti ir. in the city of Will
mlngton, New Castle county. Delaware, on
TUPQnAV
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE II, Charles Cannon, in compli-
IN ance with the act of Assembly in such
cases made and provided, do hereby give no
tice that shall apply in writing to the Court
of General Sessions of the Peace and Jail De-
livery OF the State of Delaware, in and for
the County Of New Castle, upon Monday, the
18th day OF November, A, D., 1873, being the
first day of the next November Term OF the
said Court, for License to keep an Inn OF
Tavern at S. E. corner of Head and APPLE Sts
in the Secondhand OF the City OF Whining
ton, Delaware, and to sell intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, te be
drunk on the premises, and the following free
holders recommend the said application, to-
wit:
Daniel Callahan, Robert F. Gamble,
Nicholas Jenny, II. u. MclntiTe,
Richs rd Booth. Geo. W. Powell,
Joshua Baker, r II. Taylor,
Amos EAstburu, Henry Lentz.
John z. Ernst, Daniel UByrne,
Timothy Futty, James McHugh,
David Williams, Is. F. Townsend,
John Kelly, John Hammond,
james Quinn. Michael Kenny,
John 4 gorge Hey, Thomas r. Laly,
his Samuel l. Fell,
Hugh X Quinn, VIM. L. Heal,
mark Rob ert l.. Pyle.
Wit-B. T. Townsend,
| oct5.3t. CHARLES CANNON.
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OTICE-I. HUGH MAGUIRE. in com
IN pliance with the requirements of the act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
do hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing to the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State ol
Delaware, in and for the county of New Cas-.
tie, upon Monday. the 18th day Of November.
A. b. 1875. being the frat day of the next No
vember term of the said CouE,. for license
to keep an Inn or Tavern at To. ~. East 9Th
min gton, Delaware and 10 sell intoxicating
liquors in les quantities than one quart, to
be diunk'on the premises. and the following
ireeholders recommend the said application,
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BANKS AND HANKERS
EIRST NATIONAL BANK

EIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS.
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRECEDENT.
EoRGR d. ARMSTRONG. CASHIER.
aid mp Capital. $500. 900
hlladelphia and New York Exchange fir-
ihed 70 regular Depositors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at
A. ID.
DIRECTORS:
-lement b. Smyth, George W. Bush,
,iael pussy, y,, Eh Garrett,
Daniel James, William TatnalI,
Edward Belts. mar2e
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to wit;
LorepZ Schlegel. VIM. L. Postleg.
John Breheny. Jonathan X. Clark.
Andrew Nunden, Jos. Erwin.
Jan es A. Zeigler, his
Michael 0'Mealy, George y Willisms,
Johann Ziegler. mark
William Kleinstubers, Wit-Sam. Maguife.
James W Agnew, his
his james y Barnes.
Harry y Jack. mark
mark Witty. Corrigap.
Wit-Sam Mcguire, Jacob Mile.
David Merchant Jacob Harding.
his his
William X Curren, Chas. x johnson,
mark mark
Wit-Sam. Msguire. Wit-W. Corrigan.
Alexis Borreli, his
Joseph Hughes, Jacob q Galloway.
Thomas Bonnelly. mark
VIM. 3. Binnix. Wit-bam. Mcguire.
VIM. Springer.
oct 5.3ts
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sISANcIAL AND CONN.,
WILMINGTON. D.,

La.est s,ocE ELAiSeTos, nmS, Del. oct, 7.lsn
CrAiRe, johnson 4 Co, ,S.E ~, iSaIruished /,
fss street. wlmingtca. Doi ' az Sth snd MAJ.
dNi ~ r. a. 70.
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hlladelphla and New York Exchange fur
Dhed 70 regular Depositors without charge
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Minnie P. Pelham, November Term. 1875
~. AIS. Summons No. IS.
William II. Pelham. Libel for Divorce
New Castle County, ss
, 1875-05-06
4 paragraph published In Tnx TRIBUNE yestor-

4 paragraph published In Tax TRIBUNE yester-
day tseated OF the two DR.. PArfoNs OF chlcsgo,
and the amusing oonsretsrnps that have sz1aen
from copioundpg ons with the other. That
paragraph, It Appears. Was Illustrated. It oon-
ta!ned Just such IN erros u 1t potntod out. Tbs
Congregational Dr. PATTON writer u follows'
N Ns k.tor sy JAs Catesqo frfauns;
CHloAao, N&y t.-tour paragraph in ms tnofnln8a
paper alou1 tho ennIsion rfoanoea ~ ths t~o atu-
~ having rso4at!y isctuFcd st Muscs1no L. ana -
having tlsrs tu pF1vAt4 oonyssat&on With hoapabls
cI,taft4iaotr, exrzesseA belief Ia G1. RzSouHAFs
Rut; sud It states th4t Wbl!a tAa report went cor
rectiY through tno4t Of the Iowa pspeEa, Keotuf
rspcr bundsred In AttsibutuH tho fact ITO Parton,
IT snu-awNa uotoriety." Whst u u shoold pFors
that tbs socailed hlundsEsr vAA alone t&hk1 haTs
aud shus nays not sxpz.ssed bsast II Ar. bH1ouHAa
euil& to hospttabla snterliness. II must hAss bean
!. tbs other br. PATTON ~ Anybody-Nho did ths
pubic teeturn9 md th& pt4sA tAkthg, aad tha ps1as
or bl1s belongs 70 him Aud not 70 tns, 1eAx that
najthsr Of u viii h siloxsd 10 call anything our
nwD, hovsyss, -. \ lev xaska s!ncs, > Nsw York
papss astlea IN osex s forusr ehsrrs In Drooklyn
leasoE 10 The prssbytsr1an Theological Seminary Of
ts city. Altar having yod here neAily txeny years.
and p1ssmpted tbs ground, Il y ny fAts 70 have ny
Presbyterian u4nesxta Asr1rs, ths Rev. fnAAois L.
PA71ox, p, D., to occsAon he4s sadlaAa mistakes.
Il must ~ 1strtbuuon for having allowed uyts!t "
talal.tsrai doubles II :s!s ~ ety,1ta. two ookh1ts.
| Kppsh III Two Tzo1AsA nd Ately tha two Cas-
ihs pahie wi 10 AAstb3t4 y ne auythias VA Il
a. b. apz. SAssax. 4 daiaasass Aslaa bsy AA&e
, 1875-05-06

Ths arguments in Tie injunction case b.
foro Judge WILLIAMS occupied tho whole Of
yesterday, and no conclusion was reached.
An answer wos fled by the defendants, In
which they deny the allegations OF fraudu.
lent voting, conspiracy, oto., and insist TINT
ths Court had no Jurisdiction to issue the
original injunction, and that tho injunction 80
issued Ia void aud Of no effect. Tho counsel
for tho cotnplainanta waived tha question Of
contempt involved in the disobodience by
tho Common Council Of the writ Of iniunc-
ton, and thereby gFcatly aimp!ihed tho pro-
ceedings, besides depriving tho contu,naoious
Aldermen Of an opportunity 70 Kufos martyr
dom. Tho. supplemental bill to ONION tho
,aunicipd authorities from any acts under
tbs charter declared to hays beeu adopted IL
tas kgus now TO bs decided The arguments
uill bs concluded today, and Judge W11r-
tAss' decision will probably DO rendered thl
evening.
, 1875-05-06

Quo OF the many Wings OF the Women.snt-
frage party, or combination or whatever it ID, uls
tects to tho celebration Of tie Centennial oe
American independence for the patriotic roa:oa
tbns "this Government is uujust, cruel, moan 10
women," and asks, through lfrs. LroY s1osE,
"Why contribute anything to crown ita hundred
years, every single ona OF which has beon nHed
by every State to impose condinonB q; Huhjuga-
tton and humiliation npon romna7" 5lra.
8roHE certainly Is not bound TO contribute to tho
Centennial any moro thsn Mr. srosG. In poiEs
Of fact, looking over tho products Of tho llbt
conturJ Of tho Republic, and recognizing tho
shrieking sistorhood a ono OF them, 1tr. 6ros8
would bo pardonoa for refusing to nays part oa
lot in 1t,
, 1875-05-06

2. There wore no clerks appointed OF
sworn.
3. The iutlgos received mora than one
folded bnllot from, ench voter, a,,l deposited
moro than ono ut timo In tho boz.
1. Tho polls In seyofal varsls wore closed
at 6 p. m.
+. There being no clerks, tllcro was no list
of voters kent or returned, md nothing To
show how ,nany persons voted, nor tho namcs
Of those who did vntc.
G. The ballots when received vera deposit
cd in the boxes without my Endorsement
thereon Of tho numbers corresponding with
tho number Of the votes on thu po}i-books,
defeating tho provision Of the Inv whereby
votes given by illegal voters may DO dotoctcd
and rejected from tho connt.
:. Cha1longers were excluded md were re-
votos were conntcd nnl result declared.
Here aro the fncts, amply sustained by owl
ttcnce, npon which this fraudulent election
mist 10 set inside, II sot aside Mt all. The mis-.
tako Of tho Common Council il in supposing
that they sit NJ court Of final resort, ant]
. Tint when thoy declare that, according to the
returns before them, tho charter was ndopto.i.
that declaration In conclusive upon the
courts and the public. Ths law uoints out
how any five citizens may proceed to prove
the il1egality or fraud Of the election, and
how tic Courts mny set aside nny CANVASS oi
tho Common Council and declaro the elsctiot
void. Tho Common Council, therefore, b5
thoir las,y mud discredisai,fe proceeding o1
Monday uightin disrck karding the prohibitions
Of thu Court, accomplished nothing bcyonf
M exhibition of their ignorance mud law1css
ness, and won the contempt Of ovary law
abiding man in tho city.
, 1875-05-06

Next to tho Brooklyn EagZt, The New York
Star has bean tho most persistcnt and euthu-
sjastio partisan of slr, BErottsa, It is edited
by mnn who Is no credit to A1ncrioan Jour-
nalistn, and man WHO ought to DO driven
out OF tho profession By tho combined influ-
oncs of all roputable noyepancrs, Whatever
opinion they my have Of tho BErcnER case.
This charlatan md ouack, without brains md
without conscience, who ospiros to 10 known
no a Bohemian md on1v succceds In boinc