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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
A Nan pies OF the ratccough.

IRON tne Burlington HaWkeye.l
About one of the most singular OF death
that ever came within our province to mention
IS that of Milton W. Blair, of Louisa county, who
died last week, in California of the hiccouShs.
Mr. Blair is en- old merchant of Louisa county,
but hes not beeu engaged in business for Ium-
Der of years. He has been residing near the
Morning Sun, since retiring from business.
Last Fall he was attacked with lit of hiccough.
ing, which continued for some weeks with
scarcely any intermission Becoming alarmed
NJ the long continuance of the spell, Mr. B. came
TO Burlington to consult with doctor, Who af
ter treating him awhile declared he could give
him no relief From this city lie proceeded to
Chicago, aud consulted the best medical author
ties there, who did all i'll their power for him.
bnt could not relieve him BY their advice he
went to California, accompanied by his sister,
thinking that the change Of climate would help
him, remaining in that State to the time of his
death, hiccoughing almost continually, and hay-
ing but few intervals of rest. Tho continued
strain and distress wore him to a mere shadow
of his former self and last week his sister tele-
graphed to friends and relatives in this and
Louisa counties that he was dead and she was
bringing his remains on for burial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

From the reports furnished by the Democrat
&c newspapers concerning the conduct of the
Deputy Attorney General for this county, it may
be reasonably expected that steps will be taken
10 procure that officials prompt vacation of the
place he holds. AS he is not an appoiptee for
whom our Republican readers have any respon-
sbity, we leave his case in the landi OF his
party friends.
Miss Alcotts story how the women Jared at
the Concord Centennial celebration ia amusing,
and we print it, to-day, on our third page, i'll
place OF our usual Saturday story.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
improved TrOmmers
EXTRACT oP MATT

Improved TrOmmers
EXTRACT OF MALT.
TO those who wish the nourishing properties Of
Ale, Beer. or Porter, but who cannot take them on
account OF the alcohol which they contain, we re-
commend the lmpr, we'd Extract OF Malt which con-
tains In concentrated form all the uourshment Of
malt liquors ithout their stimulating effects Sold
by
B& q. SHOEMAKER.
PHARaACIsTr,
nnvStf sos Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08


i,ias IN Hlsaf4 c;sIatY.
k'khRl5 & GARRETT,
f4:HrSrs, Gag AND srs,r 7"fGi :
H.uHGsFs, u,s AND sTEAv Ei,'taho,
PLANNERS, Gas AND sTahh riq-cEs~,
30, 81 sARKEl sisag7. y.IAiAoqyN. nx!
No. ~ MARKET sF8gFg, wuHl4urnN, hgl
WATER AND las INTRODUCED lsne
DWELLINGS. FA'-fo0as rta'"'TrS -r
CRAsisLIst,
htAr&"rs,
rsapAETs,
HNApiHi etA..
Al YstcsrTiDss ~
uNDhADlJu Rams,
aRAss AND fEor rlsrs
ssf.s-t Msui.arfNG WIND ntLLs
BATH TuEa,
sARar LE4.L
whhH srAaiIa,
;hok Gi@ LEAD PlPR
AuTOAATiU GAS Il CHIN ES
"a splendid article FOR country res'tt hcee.)
vlTRIFIED DRAIN TALE, lALi sIzEs.,
1anl-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

1 he editorial writer of the Adrerf'ser. who is
more lawyer than editor, and quite as much a
political manager as either, seems TO advise that
person seeking redress for real or imaginary
injury done him by newspaper should avoid
legal proceedings and employ the "hgher law y
Of force. This is odd advice-and bad. Az it is
gratuitous, it may be presumed to be of less
value than that for which Its author receives a
fee. We may remark, too, that as between the
street bully and the courts, the latter, we should
hope, have "the higher law
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

The Republican CONDEMNS the vote of Council
recognizing the steam fire engine of the Wecca-
zoe company as a part of tho Fire Department.
The proposition made pure question OF judg-
inent as to whether it should be adopted or not,
and it strikes us that when not only most of the
Democratic members-whom the Republican
especially attacks--but likewise Mr.. Wm. NJ.
Candy, Mr.. Pickels, and Mr.. Iichtenstein rep
ressnting other elements in Council, support
the measure. il cannot be bad one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
Jnrdan,> .Tomlc AIe

Ia Just what you want, 10 strengthen the system,
under the energatinR nhnences OF Spring sol1 by
B sc sBoEMAKER,
pHARAACIsm,
uo,3.ti s03 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

IMPoRTANT NoTIoE.-After January lst, 1875, the
DAILY COMMERCIAL will he sent TO subscribers, free
u postage to any Post olllce in New Castle county
at $500 per annum and at the same rate Ior three
months. To Post Offices outside of the county 1t
will be sent at the rate of $3.50 per year and 81 10
per quarter. The postage will be prepaid by the
publishers
THE DELAWARE TRIBusR, the weekly edition OF
the CoAAERoIAL will be sent to subscribers TO any
rost ONCE in the United States at $500 per year,
the postage being prepaid by the publishers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
$psfizI Spttees.


Choice soda water.
Il. Bringhurst 4 Co. have re-opened their Mineral
Wat, Fountain for the season. The majority Of
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority of The soda watt from this fountain
AMI the delicious navor of the Fruit >yrups they
prepare. OF which thee are upwards OF twenty va
rteties. They hays
GLASS SiPHON BoITLES
and the NJ eessary apparatus fnr properly lling them
win bivily charged arhnnc Acid Water. which
can te drawn al W II, making the battles really
PORTABLE Fl uNTAINs,
which enable the invalid who NAV require It, the
lover OF soda ater who may sire II, 10 oy the
use of This delightful beverage at any time Mt h.
We have N dra1ght the foil wing popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS;
Geyser, Saratoga Excelsior tSaratogs,> nieh
Rock (SaratOga,) Vicby, kissingen. Also, the To-
lowing waters in bottles: Congress, Exec sior, Ha.
thorn, Geyser, High Rock. st. Louis, Magnetic
Franklin, Ballston Spa, Gettysburg, Mlsssquoi
Rockbridge Alum st. Catharlnes Arteslln, freld
ericshalle, ychy, selzer Bedford, Etc.
K. BRINGHuRsT d co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner sixth and Market Streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

HNAGS FOR HARDWARE DEALERS
l. manufacturers, and others, printed at astonish,
ing low prices, at the COMMERCIAL ONCE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tSundays
xcsptsd., at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, SOuth-irest
.9rner Filth and Market Streets. THO cents ccpp
Ten cents a ,veeE DELIVERED FREE by carriers
throughout tbs city. The COMMERCIAL toiR be sent ty
mail 70 any Post oGce in hso Castle County at 300
FER ann,inl Sl.95 for noaths; 50 cents per month
Post Offices outside Of Ne,c case county, $3.50 per
annttnl 81 40 for three months 10 cents per month
TAG PUBLISHERS PREPAY PosTAds in al cdses.
COMMERCIAL Il STEAM PRINTlSG ROOMS, pro-
utiei eith rst-cass machinery and skilfsl wortaen,
for executing Boot Job and Mercantile Printing ot all
descriptions, at prices beiolr tie aiding Printing
Houses Of the large eities.
DELAWARE TRIBUNE, tWeYkiyl The fsnf,r.idr
aJqaa Of Farmers and Fytitsro'Oers; great fan'iy
se,sspapsr; published epery Thursddy 1aorninI, al
Too Dollars gear, POSTAGE PREPAID BY raE frB-
LIsHRRs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
Citu Business Hirfftoru.


Auctioneers
L. W. Stdham Son, Ill East ith street
Bankers and Brokers
h. II. Robinson d Co, 400 Market street
Dnrbers nnd Hair Dresser
a. Ashonbach, 30 Market ST.
Bell Ringers and Bili Posters,
Geo W, jackson, 6 wost eth st.
Boot and shoe Makers and Dealers.
J. O. Alexander, 1oa Market st.
Babcock 4 Bro, 2i3 Market street
John $ Mor.l,nd, 9Th and Poplar sts
v. A. Turner 4 Co, 3lg Market st
Carpenters and Builders.
g lIaddoek. shop Thorno bel Front Res 1913 wash'n
Cigars nnd Tobacco.
brisbane a DeMenyille, II Il Fourth street
Geo A. Dayis, 602 Shipley ST.
Clocks, Watches. nd-JewcIers.
G l. Bush, 900 Market street.
j. o. Massey, iDi King street
COnch and Cnrringe Material.
Vim. Green 4 Co.. S f. corner 81 and shipley sts.
Druggists.
II. X. Bringhurst. 3l7 Market at.
Florists.
Tatnal 4 Co.. Delaware Avenue and Jefferson
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas I. Plumner, zoe Market st
Wooey Van Trump, 5lO Market vt
Gents Furnishing Goods
James Gs. M%rg.S %atsSn A sgn e., Market
John T.. Doughten ilO Market st
Hats. Caps, &c
Geo A. Walraven, d22 Market street
Chas Il. Dubell. , East 3D. ri.
Hardware
James BRO, at Market ST.
Iron and steel
VIM. Green 4 Co, 3. L. corner 80 and Shpley sts
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland, S. ". corner Front and Orange
Looking-Glnsses and Frames
| Eiwood Doane, 10 west 9Th st.
| u McMOnngle, Sd and King SITS.
Merchant Tnil0rs
| Geo. Gonert II f. ith at.
| John ". Muhlhausen, i15 King At
Samuel Miller, jr., la Market ST.
! Paper Hnbgings. Shades. &c
John X Holt. 223 Market street
Real Estate Agents
Evans Pennington, Aim mnnd's Bds., sth and Market
| NJ VI. Child a Co. 1 west 9Th st.
u. Frazer, I'd and Shpley sts
| VIM Reynolds Co, 81 Market ST.
VIM McCaulley Co., GJs Market 81.
! Restaurant and Billiard Room
| Joseph fullmer, JDi and 55 Market at.
| Sewing Machines
| Grover Baker Sewing Machine 20, 59 King ST
New American Sewing Machine, us Market 81.
| Cndertnkers
| Thomas j. Giles, 22l Shipley St
H. =. Young lilo West Tenth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

Testimony.
lchserfully give this testimony 10 the public that
MIS- Fosters Blood Purder and Tetter <tptment
cured ne:
| was afficted for many years with disordered
blood, a troublesome and Obstinate tetter OF the
skin and swelling of the glands OF the meek, which
was the occasion of prolonged suffering and sx-
pense. - -,
consulted eight OF the most prominent physl-
clans In the city and used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief; on the
contrary getting worse Till nnally almost despair
ing OF hope, | WAS induced TO try Mrs. Fosters
Blood Puriner, which waa recommended TO rue as
being q certain cure for my disease. II was the
turning point In my case ; after using two bottles
OF the Blood Purifier 10 connection with the letter
Otntment the swelling ceased, the eruptions disap
peared and now am entirely and effectualy cured.
II further Information IN desired concerning my
case, call at ny residence. . -
TAos. SCOTT,
1890 Claymont Street, over llth Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
&psfixI Aptttes.
MRS, pr. FOSTERS blood Purifier.

This well known anl thoroughly tried preparation
maintains Its repnta' Ion n RENE ~ unsurpas e'
for the cure OF blood and skin Diseases VIZ: Teuer
ringworms, Scruflia, ul tehes, pimpes, b' lis. I'M
putlties OF the hiOo et Put up IN quart bottles
Price 81 30 each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
GTEAM WASHING.

GTEAM WASHING
-
While steam has been propeling railroad cars.
Slips and variety of machinery and abor-saving
implements for the benefit of men, only recently has
u been made TO DO wOnan's work In the Kitchen Ii
y now harness ed in the Champion STEAM
WASHER, AND MADE TO WASH AND BLEACH
PERFECTLY, by driving the water up and then
down through the clothes under the lid "a rotary
mouon) carrying the Jirt with 1t, until they are
white and clean, without the use OF wash board saw
Ing Tine labor, the of fabric and the wopan's
knnckles. The steamer Will not explode or boil
over; this cannot be SAID OF any her steam washer
now In use. We offer 1t alone on its merits with
opportunity for fair test Of its qualities in families
desiring 10 purchase sh Juld 1t prove what we affirm
II to be. no humbug.
Come and See IL at CAPELLE 4 BRO S
2i2 Market Street; or addIes Ii. M. d Il. H. RIIE
Wilmington, Del. or II. AUSTIN, 2U9 Pearl Street
Camden, N. j., manufacturers and proprietors for
the States of Delaware and New Jersey with Dela
ware and Chester counties. Pa. marO-tf
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DnASenns souvnLLns

Suivant depeches euro.
peennes du |, differend survenu
entire pAlleniae ct Ia Belgique a
une certaine gra te. Les griefs
mis- en- avant ply PAllemagne
sOnt les manifesta cs des pre-.
Iats catalogues belt ut le com.
plot Dnchesne contf\ , vie de
Bismark. La Belgiquey \ reclame
de 81 neutralitA ct pr0te e de Sol.
innocence. La loi qui reire les
subsidies aux prelats cathdliqucs
allemands q franchi 10 troiA AAme
lecture au Reichstag. Vts
Les COmmuncs anglaises ont Nh
fuse Ia seconde lecture au projt,l
dc lOi du suffrage des femmes.
On annonce le suicide de James
d. Stewart, avocat distingue de
Memphis, ct ancien maire de cette
vile.
Les democrates FONT emport6
dams les elections municipales de
st. Louis. LIE steamer Paragon, en-
enlargement pour Ia Nouvelle. Or.
leans, q br0le an wharf.
LIE r6sultat des elections muni.
cipsles est favorable aux repu.
blicains 4 Topeka ct 4 Leaven.
worth, Kansas.
Dams le Rhode Island, pas lie
maj0rite abs0lue pour le gOuver.
neur, ct par consequent pas d'elec-
ton par le peuple.
Des trOupes ont 6t6 envOy6es
contrelas mineurs ameutes, 4 Haz.
Teton, Pennsylvania.
Les elections municipales de
Schenectady ct Ithaca, Etat de
New. York, ont tourne au profit des
dfInocrates.
A Ia Nouvelle. Orleans, In graude
nOuvelle est Ia demande ct HObten.
ton par Pavocatgeneral Fielt.,
devantlejuge Hawkins, de Ii Cour
snperieure de district, dune injonc.
ton contre le second bill d'alloca-
tion, No II. Cette injonction com.
prend 46 items ct realise une
economic de plus de 45OO, ,OOO.-
La nomination de NJ. J..M..G. Par.
ker 4 ID direction de 10 poste est
generalement tspprouv6e.-LeGo Gou.
verneur q nomm4 N. AK. Miller
membre du board des commissaires
dimmigration.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-04-10

| credit pour faire face aux frais de
| representation de Ia France au
Centepaire AMERICAN.
Une crise tinanciere q cause a
Berlin vingt.huit faillites ct deux
suicides. LIE gOuvernement allie.
mand retlOuble de fhreur contre le
clerge catholique; IL tient incar.
ceres 4 Posen quatre. vingts eccle.
siastiques, don't administrators
que le Pape await nomme au diO.
cese qui a son siege en- cette vile ;
il veut exhumer de vieilles lois
qui interdisent su Pape tout rap.
port direct ayec les prelats catho.
liques; il a demand6 des explica.
tions an gouvernement de Ia Bel.
gique au sujet de Ia conduite des
eveques de &c pays; enfin il a in
dispose pAutriche en- depOsant
peveque de Breslau, don't le dio.
cese est mOitie IN Autriche ct
m0itie en- Prusse.-Lempereur
FRANCOIS Joseph, apres avoir as
siste a inauguration du mOnu-
ment de Maximilien A Trieste,
s'cst rendu a Venise on il q etc
accneilli avcc enthOusiasme par
IN population de cette vile qui
naguere fut autrichienne, q
par 10 roi Victor. Emmannel:@
Pie TX, sill en- faut crOire I'M
correspondent du JoMrnal des Do.
bats a Rome, songe de nOuveau 4
transf6rer le Saint .Siegeanx Etats-
Unis, ct q prepare rexode de In
papaut6 en- envoyant le chapeau de
cardinal ! McC Closkey, parvhev6que
de Now. Y0rk.-Ep Angleterre, le
cardinal Newman, repliquant 4
Gladstone, soutient one le dogme
ale linfaihibilit6 ne S'Etend pas q
In liberH de conscience ct nest pas
en- contradiction avec ellie. Lap.
lareil de sanvetage de Boynton q
6t6 esssyA svoc succAs dams b
lDrt de Cowes, devsnt Ia refine
Victoria LIE convoi de John Mar.
tin, mcmbre du parIement pour
Meath, que Ia mort de son bean.
frere John Mitchell await fait mou.
rir lui.m6me dc chagrin, q etc
suivi d Newry, Irlantle, papnepyi.
ron tleux cent mile l,ersOn
La canse carlisle est 4 peu
abandOnnee de tOus ses defenseuN(
Les professenrs de rUniversit6
espagnole protestant cOntre 10 sys.
teme reactionnaire auquel le nou.
veau g0uvernenent pretend sou.
METRE l'enseignement 6lic.-|
Un grand nombre De IliOliques
de la P0logne russe 81 converts.
SEM au cutie de reglise orthodoxe
grecque.
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N0UvELLE-ORLEANs I
Z avril 1875. (

Le bin dcs allocstions, rSvia6 par
10 lieutenant -gouvernen Antoine ct
II speaker Hahn, = et6 sOumis par 10
gonvernenr Kellogg ! l'avocat- gen6.
raj Field, avec deman,le de l'avis de
CO Aernier, qMi \ gar,l6 le silence; au
d6faut de. Field, Resistant avocat-
general Steele, trouvant les chooses
en- reggie, le Gonveincur n sign6. Mais
tO0t O't~t pas dit, car Field a l'inten-
tiOn, dit-on, de cOntester jndiciaire-
nent In ltgalitA dn bill ct den faire
prononccr u nullit6. Dams qncl hut
cettc procedure I S'agirait-il de a'en
remettre dc h solution du problAme
, II Legislature convoqu6e pour le IA,
ct y sIrsjt-n sous main une entente
rr6alable Dc personnages qui parais-
sent On d6saccord Cette division de
sentiments ou d'opiniOns serxit- -elle
r6elle ct s6ieusei On psut certaioe-
ment s'attendre ! des mines ct contre-
mines creus6cs patiemmeut autonr
de 10 citadelle du pouvoir. George L.
Drury, Dc PAssompti0n, 60rmellelnent
accuse d'av0ir falaifi6 le bill, . 6t4
nis sons nm csuti0nnement de Z 0lO. QUO.
eusnite r&slnit ! o7,5OO. Mais nous
toach0ns ! h reunion de II L6gisls-
tafe, et lss parts s'observeut ct ~
mesarent avant den venir aux n,aina.
Lea d6m0csstes ont prepare IN pro-
gransmetle refovmes. LesrGpublicxina
ont dA r~ccvoir les conseils ct pr6cep.
tes du s&nateur Morton, qui eat reparti
lundi pour Indianapolis. West est de
retonr ct Sheridan eat 1 son poste.
Packard = en- nne entrcyue avec Kel-
loGg. Wheeler est attendu Ut sur-
veillerx l'ex6cution du compromis.
Des d6pechca dc WashiDgton anuon-
cent aujourd'hui diverses nonina.
tions snx places fSd6rales. J.-M.-G.
Parker rsmplace Ringgold CONNIE
asaitse Dc posts, 1onctioa quill . jadis
eccsp6s svant Lowell ct Ringg0ld.
Ce dcsnisr dsviest estimateuf dea
1lafchaaaisea. On ehoix qui . lieu
16toaoss est oolat de- ]. Madison
Wells en qnalit6 dfnspcctenr du port.
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Est-ce une r&c0mpense accord6e a
Tex president de CO board des re-
tours don't 10 comit6 congressional,
republican, en- majorit6, declare
l'actiaa frauduleuse Z 81 le president
des Etats- UDis o commits cette bra
wade d rOpinion, II fOurni une autre
preuve de 50 proverbiale Obstination,
ct montr6 d'avance d. quel cote cou-
perait ct trancherait le sabre de Sheri-
dan en- cas- de conflit legislatif. Ce nest
certes pas ID une nomination de COM
promis.
NJ. G.-W.-R. Bayley a 6t3 nomme
par le capitaine Eads assistant -ing6-
nieur des travaux des jetees du Mis-
sissipi.-Les actiOnnaires de Ia Com
pagnie des lev6es ont elu. 10 3, pour
directeurs, NM. j. Henderson, J.-H.
Oglesby, WI. Behan, Pr. Her.
wig, J. McGinty, J.-F. Casey, TIL.
Hunt, CHI. Hyams, p. Irwin, J.-H.
Morris, D..F. Kenner ct H.-A. Fre-
derrick. On remarque, parmi les plus
forts actionnaires, NM. JIG. Gaines,
L.-F. Gsneres, Bradish johnson,
It'd. Miller, H. Bidweil, D.-A Chat
fraix, de Buys T. Ogden, T. He'll
man ct Alfred MOnton.-Ee concert,
donne samedi an bGnefice de Ia IA
mile de Charles Brulard, victime du
IA septembre, Ell un grand success.
,-Unc matinee concert est annOnc6e
- SU, 1 10 salle Griincwald, au
pNaa Atites Seurs Ares.
M. LIP. Canonge annonce quill
publiera prOchainement une circu-
laire s0llicitant le cOncours de ses
concitoyens pour In formation dune
troupe lyrique qui jouerait dams Ia
saison de 1856. Les recettes do
sucre ont 6t6 lei, jusqu'au 81 mars, de
81, ,;65 boucauts, 2Ol, ,5i9 barils ct
6, ,l4 deini-b bsrils elles etaient, ran
dsrnier, ! IL memo Spoqne, de 70,56l
l,Oucauts, l49, go barila ct 5,2N
demi. .barils.-Les republicans ont eu
npe majorit4 dc l66 voix dams l6lec-
tio'l IS,a.isinslorhe.ne le S, 4 Baton
R0us s5g1lG11k.7S 6n lien le marriage de
N. Richard Weightmsn, run des r.
dacteurs dn Pioaysss, ct de- Mile
Louise Dunbar, fife do N. Joseph
Dnnbar.-Sont decides: le mois der
nier, 4 Paris Batignolles, le docteur
Thierry. ancien directeur du Propa-
gatcsr catholiqae, qui await quite Ia
NOnvelle-O Orleans en- 1873; ct, Ia
semaine derniere, dams In paroisse
Vermillon, le profrsseur Sidney 8.
Caldwell, natif du Kentucky, Ago do
ans ct noye acknowledgment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-15

Why Gen. Mahone~ Went to Lenaon
The following circular to 1.-THE British
holders of the bonds of the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi,eand Ohio Railroad Company was
issued BY the agent Of the company prisl
to arrRal Of General MA4oNE in London:
--,ss7icI,1 50,OLD BaoAD STREgT,3
4, LONDON, 2ssh September, 1875 $40
10 the Bondhoiders of the Consolidated
MORTGAGE Loan of the tAtldntic, MisSis
Isippi and Ohio Railroad Company:
Gentlemen. received q short time
since from General Malone, president Of
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Casnpany, q letter., dated August 14tb, &C.
cosapapied by statements Of the resources
and liabilities Of the company which letter
and statements have been. since their receipt,
open here to Sour Inspection ~ p5E; rgTy
This letter conveyed the impression OF
General Malone that he would be ahle to
remit the funds necessary to pay one half OF
maturing on the list Of October next. Gene.
raj Malone also desired me to inform him
whether 7 could obtain your consent to fund
Into the ordinary stock of the company one
half Of the interest due to you for two years
at least, and be further stated that if CON.
sislered, it, advisable he would come to Eng.
land 10 explain his proposals. g..
/ In reply 70 this II eabled to General Ma
homo on the 9Th OF. September to come to
England immediately. Sag s,;io:zi aiT,
f. Since then / have recessed 90 communica,
zion excepting the monthly traffic returps)
Groua the COMPANY until the arrival of a let.
| tar from Genera Malone, dated the lsth In
slant, and Of which the following Is . copy ;
AsnAsrIc. MIssrsssrlp,, j AsD sDa,o r, r "a :,
PErERsBnRG. "a. Sentemhsr n 1871
Dear SIR our BOARD has ;nst aSionrneSs
and after q fun examination into the affairs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-15

we concur entirely 10 the view which d
taken by our correspondent 10 this city OF
inc meaning Of the NaW York World edi.
torial on DE-. HooE's address. We hold that
" home rule" and : States rights Il are one
and the same thing. The World, afraid to
encounter the odinm which 10 the North at.
sashes g the phrase !" States rights, /, en-
ploss The phrase home rule, :, thus enfeay.
orag 70 draw line which never can ,,ra
peny pc drawn. This last sentence tells ius,
what we meant when we said Che other I s dsvs
=. .sss tae World favored = home rula . as tiis.
.n aashed from !" Hates rights, ''ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-15
According to statement in the New York

According to statement in the New York
tribune, real estate has fallen in New York
very seriously, In, the fashionable part of
the city where houses wereheld two years
since at 100000 and Sl50, 200, they would
not now bring aif that sum. The decline
in the value Of real estate had mol. been SO
marked in the business part OF the city ); bu.
the decline even there was about twenty-five
percent: under the: most favorable circum-
Of ! ~