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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-28
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Seitungsi9rci6ers.
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Non u u ScDD.
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3eitun9en bet 8~eretntgten Staaten cine
mt6ttge Stole. pa Die @eri9tss 1luo
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Neutgfeiten in oieier Spra1e t~elegrapbirt
tperoen, 10 muB Elm Sober, Der 3t elmer
beuti9en 3eitung ir9enonte in bienftLt9e
Be3te1ungen trttt, let es ais gbefre0afs
teur, Wfitarbeiter, 9teporrer ooer 0ez
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amertfanti6en 3eitungen &eute, 6euen
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ten Der v@egentpart" entbalten uiirbe,
an einem Gage cine Sptelerei lit, uno Die
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Die getp06nIi6 ben umfang elmer anle6nz
Ii6en BrOl6iire but uno IN ben groBen
amerifanti6en BlGttern mitunter 3lp6lf
bis filnf3e9n Spalten einntmmt, ni6t
furhten, uno rc6t tDobl i'm Stanoe fino,
cine iolhe &ieIenarbeit Don yta6mittags
3 bis Worgens u6r 81 bewGIttgen.
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leBer bes @nglii6en bermaBen mGdtig,
Dap ct b09lt lelten Elm WDrterbu6 nads
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len bieies 9llfsmttteL gu Gatbe sieDt.
Nber Die grnnoli6e 3~enurniB oes @1gltz
i9en ma3t ben suten ue6erieber ni6t
allett, OerleIbe muB aud feline Wutterz
1prabe boutommen beberrl9en uno ben
@eilt beioer Spra1em begriffen baber;
teblt cine oteler 8orbeotneungen, TO entz
beDrt Die 2lrbeit ieoes fpra6libe Qeber.
DAB in Der 9olmeti9erei BON Den BRET
bunbert beutl6en 3ettungen Der omeriz
tanil6en 8epublit nod pie[ geIiinbiot
miro, fam man it6 lei9t 0enfen. 9ie
bentl9samerifanii6e Yreiie bat ni6t
tpie ibre Gltere S6nelter i'm Get6e Elm
municipalities MtateriaL an Qrbeitss
fraften btnter ii9, aus Dem fie mad 8ez
liebsH tbre 9tefruten ausmGblen tam,
iie bari mitunter gar ni6t tpG6lerii6
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.beranbiloen; 10 fommt es, baB troy
oller 0a6ianfeit td9li6 i6ilerbafte Qrs
betten ibren 8eg III Die OeHentlt9feit
finoen. @s bat mir felt 3m0lf Sabren
Elm eigenes &srsni9em bereitet, ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-28
@erMii@te9.

Ser sc. q. Oemofrat gribclt iber
bic 8eoeutung Des 9uftreten5 bon Scarf
S6ur3 III Sbio 1tno geLangt babel 3u
ber lteber3eugun8, 0aB S0ur5 tDteoer III
Die republifantI6e Bartei 6uru6trte6en
mole. Ser Gem. iaat:
Ole 9artei0ifieren5en 1T Sbto 6ieuan Sem Germ
S0ur5 nur ais Beranla IN q, I'M leine ul>
terbro9eltc GteQltn9 tnnerbal6 BET republtfant>
I6en Nartet WteOer dufSllneDmel. Oternttt Tdllcn
MIR SburS ais 0tepublttuner aui, Der MD t
II II i'll etner tn5eluel II, 1penft atb bod>
pt6tt9en 6td9e init ben 3tepublttauerlt gebcn
utro, lou6err alt6, 90 S9urS ui1t uon Der Wtoz
nomanie beleilen it, 6aB bic eansc 9Olitit pom
Der Gelofrdge aufgcfyeicn ptro, III allen 8e=
3tebuugen Der republttant,deA I5artel sur
4oltttt nit bieler aSartst gcmcin l0afttt9e SADIE
MAIDEN miro.
S60ner @ebanfe 090n fir 6en g. 9.
0emptrat), aber - fomuIt G1neri9t."
S6ur5 oentt nt0t oaran, Die t0m pom
sc. q. Dem. 5ugetDetlte 9toue 5u it6ers
nebmen. @r tduIpft fir Die rationale
@brlt6fett, 3. }. gegen ben Yapierz
l6ipinoel; oaber 1T O9t0 gegen Nuerl,
neil eS nut our0 belien NteDerIage
3ur @eptB6eit ge1na0t tperoen fam, oaB
DaS BON Der b mofrdtt Il Ell Barz
tel in Seem gorf auf9sltelte Yrogramm
gum misunderstanding Der Oppoittion
iperoen ptro. unb III bielem Slime
piinlben mir ibm in O0tO bon gansein
9er5en ben beiten @rfolg.
= Cine @nt16eioung bes S6erz8unz
6esiteuer : Directors se6t oahtn, baB
vSorpprattouen", uel0e II d
Banfgeleui6aften itnb, YapterQelo
in belteb tger Wtenge auSBeben
biirfen, nbne ber 8unoes1teuer BON 10
8roaeut au unterliegen (Our6 pel6e bic
Ausgabe ioI6es 8apter9eloeS unno8lt6
genlaht tperoen milrpe). 9as tit Elm GEE
tpaltiger S9la9 81 @uniten Der Papterz
bolDe! g1un f1nnen iie oas gauge Sano
nit 9 a D t papiergelo, ooer G%tlellb11n>
8~apiergelo, ODER Yripatpapler9elo iiber>
i9wemmen, 100 ibuem ni6t ausoridIi9e
8erbotgeiebe bon @tn5elltaaten i'm We9e
iteben. = Sefanntltb babe1 lbon etne
Wtenge StGote i'm Sitoen (nu0 ct.
2ouis) ibr etgeneS 2~umpen9elo nd1 O9>
lesb1'l6er 8ori9rift aus Dem Blau5en@
rei6e (Bapter) gema6t. = 9tnn fam
Dieies @ei9Gft init geiteigerten SrdFten
f0rtge1ebt ner6en.
- Cine neue Wtorbnaffe lit IN ct.
9Outs CUR S%ermenOung gelan9t. sic bee
itebt IN nt9ts Qloerem, ais etl1en put.
Am Won1as Qbeno frat ein Oeaun, Jfaz
mems Worrts 3ro0, in bic g8irt6i6aft
bon 6enrD I6om ultb forocrte nit laIs
lenoer !3uu9e Nbi6fD. Der Nufmarter
tpeigerte fid aber, ibm WDtSfD 3u 9eben;
oa ber Mann f9on betrunfen mar. &roD
wurOe bieriber iebr Dos uno mGdte iets
mem unrptuen bur9 laltes S1tmpfen
Suit. Clinton &obl, Elm S9netoer, Der
I'M 9otaIe a1ipefemo mar, bIeB Crop rMz
Zig ietn uno l6lug ibn, ais er S9impfz
porte our Nntwort 81 bOren befana, nit
ieinem 9ute tn's @eit6t. 1roD talts
meIte, ftel gegen Die Sbiire nno baum at
8ooen. CT trug i6were GerleBungen
am Gopfe oaoon, oG er init benz Gopfe
0Mf pie i4Grfe &lirf9nte aufi0Lua.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-28

81 berfaufen: be: ST sa Ss'" at $50 500 @a' ad Ter;
1000 @dcr c~ultiuirtes sn $40 per @der. Is baar. ben
9telt auf 3eit. Ndberes bel s o b II u. @ beeler in u.
Sc. DttGer's Sfice, geo. D 2oiaue Str.
2Giep1lOumtttn1p1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-28

nimnt, iie iiG flar su MAIDEN. Sur
i%gnorante Bbrafenbref6er
uuO We q eLuf mOgen bic Ocfabz
rem nidt feben ooer ieben mpIIer. Wer
aber Die teuti9e Natton mGbtig, sroB
unb fret, in anen Stirnen ii6er uno fcit
wiini0t. Der miro bere6tigte &rttif nt9t
I1eueu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-28
9tt ~uerfaMfett f.

8roirie. IS Wter 6oI,, $40 Nder in Seua unO 100 Qfer
inter @lua, nit neuem gSObnbaus. StaInng nnO aus
beren GebduGiAfeiien, ueblt ME periie9enoen lpet9en
@a0er. Dte Tarm itebt often, ltsst am Sla9e Ttper, 4
@ie5si5ter nidt az ibertrefen. gaabers, gnsfunit ss
tbetlt Or. Sobn Sobunues, Frairies eitp, Salss &c. Uto'
27iep3mlp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-28
t4en.
MttTorOerttma

Weine 956ter Sc i a unb 81 arana Stiebl aus
@itniroen. 8ooer, lper6en eriu9t, ibrenl @ater NuSS
rnnft u6er ibren gluientDalt gu i6retben:
Yartle GtteHI,
2~4aua6roG Snotonola, 2Sorren 60, Sopo'
The daily gazette., 1875-10-18

FITS CURED FREEZE
Any person suffering from the above dis
ease 10 requested TO address DIR. PRICE. and
trial bottle Of medicine will bs forwarded
BY OF press.
FREEI
HThe only cost being the Express charges
hich owing &c nv large business. are small
.ITs Or EPILEPSi
stuiy for years, and he will warrant cur
by the use Of his remedy.
Do not fail TO send TO him for trial bottle.
II costs nothing. and hes
sNLL CURE fOt.
NO matter how long standing your case, may
BE-. or how many other remedies may have
failed.
Circulars and testimonials sent With
.lREF TRIAL BOTTLE.
Be particular TO give your Rxprass. az vel
az your Post Once direction. and
DR.. CRAs. T.PRICE.
iaul{ lyd&lv 81 William st. New
The daily gazette., 1875-10-18

Barnum is fixing up winter qIarter as
Bridgeport for his catamaran.
Liberian dispatches show that the co..
ored troops are still fighting nobly.
The clothes of the dead at the New
York morgue are made into carpets.
A Terre Haute family was lately pois-
oned by supper of hoe-cake and milk.
So Miss Clahin is really going ON the
stage; won't her lisp be a pull back3
The President should Dsla-no longer
inappointing that gentlemas'n IN successor.
Seven Republican States have declared
for hard money, and four for soft.
The lakes communicating with st.
Lawrence are the only ones containing g
salmon.
A train load of ladies recently visited
the Mammoth Cave. They went by the
She-cargo express.
So it's settled. Mr.. Moody goes tc
Philadelphia, and Brooklyn yet httLe
longer remains sinful.
The Courier-Jour1ldl thinks the man il
Grants mind who will fill Delano'
place must be cramped for room.
The Chicago Times says st. Louis cam
have a National Convention unfil sh,
provides better article in whiskey.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-18
Manufacturers, Inventors, Producers.

and all others are solicited to exhibit their
articles at the Bridgeville Agricultural and
Mech anica society's, FIRST ANNUAL FAIR
at Bridgeville, Del Oct ~, ~ and 81, 1878.
List of Premiums sent on application,
Spacious apartments for protection OF goods
and stock. j. X RICARD3, Pres.
II O. NICHOLSON. sec'y.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-18

Pants, white lead, red load white zinc, IRON
,a..t, lubricating oils, linseed oil, sperm OIL,
lard oil. meats foot oil, coal OIL Tilden & Nep-
hew's yarnishes, English varnisnes, alcohol.
turpentine, paint mills. .paints ready mixed,
artists materials, wax flower materials, de.
cllcomania pictures, all kinds of foreign and
graved; coach painters material, stencil COL
ors, ladders OF different lengths, ready glazed
sash, gold leaf, bronzes, vermlllions, looking
glass plates.
NOS. 8 AND EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
nm. B. Particular attention paid 70 HOUSE
AND SHIP PAINTING. SIGN WRITING.
nc. apl-
The daily gazette., 1875-10-18
H HARDWARE, dc.
U:M. GREEN d CO.,
(successors to Pedr1ck, Green q Coil
= neutrality-suspicious. m
IRON AND STEEL,
BITUMINoUs COAL aALvANIzHDu
IRON, coAcH-BUILpERs' HARD
WARE de-.

SIZE. COP. THIRt o. ShIPLEYsSTS..-
Have always on hand a full assortment OF
Iron and steel. Best brands OF American
Hammered and Rolled Bars, English Refined
Bars of all sizes; Band, Hoop and Slit Iron !;
best Norway Nailrods and Anger shapes, Gal
vanized and Black Sheet Iron, Cast, Shear,
Blister German, Swede, Spring, Tire, Ma,
chinery and Tap Steel. Smith. Coach and
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe
Nails, Borax, Bolts, Clips, Nuts, Washers.
Malleable Castings, Wagon Boxes, Springs,
Axles, Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Bows, &C.
Carriage Canvass, Oil Carpets, Rattinett, I'm
ameleT Top and Dash Leather, and Coach
Hardware Of all kinds. Iron Wire Galvan-
we'd Nails, Rabbit Metal, Lead Spelter, Banea
Tin, Sheet Zinc, &c, &c, Smiths and other
tools, Anyils, Vices, Bellows, Sledges, Ham:
mers, Shoeing Knives, Files, Rasps, Smiths
Drills, Tire Benders, Twere Irons, Stocks and
Dies, Grindstones, Cranks and Rollers, Back
Chains. &c.
All Of which will be sold at very low prices,
wholesal and retail for cash or approved
credit marz 1855
The daily gazette., 1875-10-18
ITEMS OF1NTEREST.

Treasury notes of the United States
hearing interest at the rate OF IL per
cent. per annum, were issued early In
the war by authority OF the act OF
December 18th 1860.
4 General Bernard, of the late Confcd-
crate army, is obout to join the lnsur'
gents in Herzegovina. He has tray
elled extensively in thatportion OF Inc
Turkish empire.
An average crop of wheat In the
United States, according to the Com.
missioner of Agriculture, is now ABOUT
three hundred million bushels.
Gen. JEFF. Thompson is credited
with the prediction that by the hrst OF
January, the Mississippi river will
have cut q new channel near Vicks-
burg, leaving that place two miles IN
land.
On appeal to the United States Cir
cult Court, it has been decided that
the benefit of the Virginia homestead
exemption cannot be waived by
single partner signing a firm note stip-
ulating TO that effect.
The Alabama constitutional convcn-
tion declared by resolution just before
adjournment that in their work they
had endeavored 10 secure the greatest
good to the greatest number OF the
people of the State, without regard to
class or condition.
The quadruplex telegraph instru-
ment, which, wonderful as it seems,
enables to messages to travel in oppo-
II Il ttIt1a noe
Just been introduced into the ST. Louis
Office of the Western Union.
1t is stated that the Indianapolis
banks have introduced a kind of note
payable at na'uii,y in lawful money,
but if dishonorcd payable in gold, and
that the State Culrts have sustained
the contract
The national debt Of France at the
last statement we have a: hand was
80 G22 SEQ, coo francs, bearing an an
uual interest of over one thousand
million francs. 1t was slightly in
created by the loans of 1873 4, but
that is rear enough for comparison
The debt of the United States is $2,-
l22, 466 ,227, on which the annual in
terest will be about sos 900, 600 fer the
current year.
The "hard money convention" at
Detroit is considered a total failure.
Only five delegates attended,
Schooner Favorite, sunk 25 years ago
in Lake Erie, with $500 casks of
whiskey aboard, has been discovered
by party of Chicago wreckers. The
prize is valued at 800, 900.
The Secretary of State has been all
viscd Il at the Government of Russia
has changed its determination and
will take part in the Centennial exhi.
bition at Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-18
T1HE ATEsTATTRACTYON
IN DELAWARE
CAADWICK's DELAWARE MUSEUM
M an d 2o9 WEST FOURTH STREET,

Oppos il ethe City Spring, Wilmington. Del
Has re-opened to the public with a large
collection OF new cuIiosities, highly interesting
and wonderful freaks OF nature. Also, large
addition OF noted life-size Figures. Correct
likenesses, the best ever seen on exhibition
has been added by Prot. Repett, among which
are Antoine Probst, the cruel murderer Of the
Deering Family; Daniel Dancer, the noted
English Miser; Tim Bobbin, the noted Lam
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave;
VIM. Burke, the murderer OF 40 persons; Ma
thias shupinchi, murderer of the peddler boy;
Arthur Spring, the murderer OF two sisters !;
also he son OF Arthur Spring; Jacob Lah-
man, the murdered peddMler boy; Gibbs. the
trayer. BY his side stands poor Charlotte Tenn
pd Crazy Nora Of PhiladelBghi Is Ban Witch o.
mails. Reptiles, &C., from all parts Of the
known world, can be seen at the MuBeum.
Other wonders arriving daily. There is more
to be seen for the pice OF admission than at
any other exhibition in the country, Open
day and evening from O'Clock, A M. until
O,S0P. NJ. Admission only Is is; Children
cents, to see the whole collection.
w. HCHADWICK, Proprietor.
dec16W1y
The daily gazette., 1875-10-18

GIC day at hom'. Agents wanted. Out
CIA fit and terms free. TRUE 4 CO. Angus
ta Maine.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-18

than ths ever before OF excellent oua,i,.
tnIcsness ~ 10 10 inches) We are fn@,sy nn1 an
OF the season OF 1875. at the ioi,owhi"wSM hwM teaty
The daily gazette., 1875-10-18
and 7. over at cent por porn,

SO and over at \ cent unr norr
ioo at 40 cents per ii5'r,, iSS n,.-
Ice by the ton at low rates co,.-..
The season as low as the lowest '"''aet' III
We pride ourselves on having ot..,..
most careful, polite and scc1r0r y"saNei S4Nei hi
vers in the city for all our route t'' A''nr IN
Give us call before going elsev-ho..
WALTON { BRO
No. West Third stroo,
feos6 lFifteenth aud Eing r'Is,,G' s,ss,,
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-15
GIaucesIer Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb. 10.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending February 18th
The Goldfish market on Friday was active and firm
the old stock about sold Off last sales Georges IS
p qtl; large Bank 80 W qtl; medium 90; Hake
and Pollock quiet, prices 25 and 90 per qtl.
Alackerel-market does not improve and difficult
to make sales except at low figures; quote Bays
90 a. 50 per Dbl for Is and 2s ShOres-few trans
actions II so and 90 % Dbl for Is and 2s.
Picked Herring-sales Shores, round % fb Dbl !;
Bay Island % " Dbl split Labrador; Picked Cod
fish, Haddock or Halibut firm on market; Fresh
Bodish Tongues &c; Smoked Halibut IL; prepared
Goldfish Z; homeless Goldfish 7.
Fresh Halibut-better receipts; sold quickly on ar
rival; demand good last sales Bank at 10k a. 7ac per
% fb for white and grey Georges-few brought in !;
sold at II a Sc for white and gray; fresh Cod and
Haddock much injured. The cold weather during
the week seriously interered with operations of the
shore fisheries. One fare of Cod received brought
49 Dbl; no Haddock, CuSk or Hake brought in ;
the Georges men ready to sail are ce-bound. A few
sailed first OF the week greater portion of Georges
and Banks fleets two weeks behind time; fifteen
arrivals have been reported, one from Georges with
1000 Cod, 5000 bb,s Habut six from Grand and
Western Banks with $4,000 Halibut, eight from Her
ring three fiom Grand Menan and five from N. F.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-15
Pacific Mail Investigation.

Rufus Hatch Denies Twins Statement.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The Ways and
Means Committee to-day resumed the Paclnc
Mail investigation.
Rufus Hatch, managing director of the COM
pany, being sworn and interrogated as to the al
legged authorization of the company OF TWINS
expenditures in Washington, responded by
reading statement, that as to Twins allega-
ton that he was acting under contract with
the Pacific Mail Co.. in his transaction IN
Washington, after careful and thorough ex-
animation of all the books and records of the
company he was prepared to swear that all of
Twins evidence in that connection IS abso-
lutely false. He continued, stating that all the
arrangements between Irwin and Stockwell
were of personal nature, and were not author
lied by the directors of the Co.
During the private session OF the ways and
Means Committee to-day the advisability OF
reproducing the testimony of Dillon, the for
mer book keeper Of the sergeant alarms, was
discussed. 1t was decided in view of state
ments in that connection affecting members OF
former Congress and in order to complete the
record in the subsidy examination, to reproduce
testimony either by a statement of the witness
or on memoranda. His testimony taken two
wears ago was destroyed at his request, the
committee at the time not considering it as
having essential bearing on the question. 1t
will be recollected that sergeant-at-arms Ord
Way recently requested that Dillon be re-sum-
moned and stated that his books do not show
that even dollar had been paid in or
through his office to influence legislation. The
following explanatory letter was delivered to-
day: ,o.-
Clark Bell, Esq, Counsellor Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co:
Dear Sir You will without delay notify
each and every person whose names have been
certified to as having received any part OF the
money distracted from the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co. by A. B. Stockwell and one Richard
B. Irwin while they were officers of said Co;
that unless the amount so certified and admitted
to have been received by them is promptly re-
funded to the Co. you will use all means known
to the law to compel immediateiand prompt
settlement.
Very truly yours,
Managing Director and Executive officer OF
the Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-15

HAVANA. Feb. 13.-Sugar opened dull and clos ed
active and steady owing to reported duty and the
reals per arrobe; No Is to 20 d s21 q % reas Mo-
asses Suga. No to 10 at Ct q 81 reals; Muscovado
good refining III q l. reals; grocery grades 144 Is
reals. Molasses quiet and steady.
Stock of Sugar in warehouse at Havana and Ma
tanzas boxes and 900 hhds receipts for the
week have been 900 boxes and 5000 hhds exported
during the week 2O50O boxes and $500 hhds including
1880 boxes and all the hhds to the United States
Freights weak-loadng at Havana for the United
States per hid Sugar Is q 90; to Falmouth and
orders 35s BIS Sd per ton oher ports on north coast
425; per hid Molasses 2 70 q 90; to Falmouth and
orders 37s Cd q 40s loading at Havana for ports on
north coast per box Sugar 97A q 90.
Tobacco active the crop of 1874 is advancing prin-
cpally account of demand for local consumption.
Cigars dull.
Gold 21S; Exchange in fair demand on United
States short sight currency 80 q 80 prem; 60 days
gold liz q 113 prem; short sight ZIG q III prm; on
London no q 142 prem; on Paris 116 q III prem.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-15
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The amnesty bill passed the Dominion House
Friday night. 1t recommends amnesty to all
except Riel Lepine and O'Donohue, who are to
be banished for five years.
Marshal Bazaine arrived at Santander Spain,
Friday, and was Kissed and insulted by the
French n sidents, who were dispersed by the
police.
Governor CASTOR of Massachusetts has signed
the detective bill, which goes into effect at
once, although the present state police force
does not go out until March LIST.
o. L. Messier, who shot himself five times
Friday, in Nashua, N. H., is better and likely
to recover.
The Kansas Legislature has passed resolu-
ton thanking Congress for the recent appro-
priation of $150,000 in aid OF the destitute
people on the frontiers.
Three men were injured Friday afternoon on
the new line of railroad between Fall River
and New Bedford by earth caving in on them.
James Long is SO badly injured internally that
his recovery is doubtful.
The steamer Mary, of the Clyde line, still lies
in precarious position at the ice breaker y
Delaware Bay. Men are engaged in removing
portions of the cargo. The owners fear the
vessel will be a total loss.
The bill to remove the capital of West Viz.
ginia to Wheeling has passed both branches OF
the Legislature and only awaits the Governors
signature.
Ship Edward O'BrioD, from Mobile for Liver.
pool, is ashore
M. Fould, the Partisan banker, is dead.
The Western Union directors determined on
material reduction in rates, Saturday.
Assistant Pastor Halliday denies the report
that Bessie Turner is in want, or likely to be.
The brig j. M. Connery, in ballast, from ST.
Thomas for Matanzas, was stranded on the 9Th
inst on a reef at the entrance of the harbor at
Nuevitas.
Byevet Major General Geo. n Macy died in
Boston yesterday A few days since he fell
and a small pistol in his pocket was discharged,
inhicting wound which caused death. Since
the war he has been Secretary of the Suffolk
Bank.
Rev. A. H. Patterson, pastor of the Western
M. E. church of Philadelphia, died yesterday,
aged "a.
The National Grange in session at Charles
ton, S. c., asks Congress to aid 10 bnilding
levees on the Mississippi. and to pass the bill
for Eastern and Western transportation now
before Congress.
Col. Lang, iu the service of the Khedive, re-
iterates his former statement that he visited
Lake Victoria NyanZa, believed to be the head
waters of the Nile, and defeated some four
hundred natives who attacked him.
The report of the Wisconsin railroad COM
mssioners will recommend the repeal OF the
Potter law and the substitution eft such law
as will authorize the commissioners to fix the
rates of freight ard passengers.
East.ri was comparatively clear OF ice
yesterday, and there was little interruption to
travel
Bark Flynn. Melborne, for Boston, put into
New York with her rigging damaged and most
of the crew disabled by the severe cold weather
yesterday.
The steamship Lepsig from Bremen for
Baltimore, ran aground yesterday off Start
Point, Eng. in dense fog. Her passen gers
and mail were landed. 1t is thought she will
get afOat to-day.