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ANuN 1STsO0O - 49,
. glu UHG --L llbtft
General Grants ImperturbabIli.
~ at the Dattle Of sPOtisy lvanias
:. n tFrom the New York world.l rs
On the 18th day Of May, 1854, the
bloody battle of Spottsylvania was rag
ing. More than two hundred pieces of
artillery were beiching forth shot aud
shell along the Union and rebel lines,
making din second only in all wars of
ancient or modern times to that of Get
|ty ysburg, and creating great havoc among
the troops. Early in the morning the
gallant General Barlow lately attorney.
general Of New York had been sent BY
Generat Hancock with d division of the
Second army corps Forward .thsoughthe
fog, and had surprised the enemy at q
salient, vital point Of their temporary
fortiications. Piercing thai. centre, be
had driven them a. quarter of mile, and
nearly captured General Robert E. Zee
lat his breakfast He was finally com
lpelled to return bg. oveswhelming mum
pers, Who threatened 70 surround nim'
Had sGen. Grant, at that Juneture,
been ready with aplanl of battle, Barlow
would have been instantly supported,
mot opT BY the assistance which Gen
Hancock gave him, but by the over;rnas
tering strength ofsthe army Of the Po-
tomac. Lees line would have been sev-
cred in twsin; the battles OF Cold Har-
bor, the long siege of Petersburg and
the conflict At Five Forks never would
have occurred Sherman's march to the
sea would have been as unnecessary as
| lSheri1an's rava0e Of the Shenandoah
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oath. he snatched al imn6enss stick 81
cofdwood aud aimed ] tnusdefous bloe
at the beasts pensive and child .I;ke faes,.
To his dying day he viii never .he. ahla
to understand how the brute CHANGED
ends so qnick. H. seemed in to 1 work 81
a pivot, for the next moment Mr. Bob
link found thas inule's daiuty i,oof o1st.
ling Just where his vest leaves off and
his suspender buttons arc seved. on.
sin. ali the uncooked missionaries IN (
foreign lands couldn't have persuaded
him e wasn't al earthquake he was nurss
ing instead OF mules hind foot i md
be had, Just about msde ups his mind that
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kind Of hollow tow which used asfew
years ago TO be the boys favorite play
thing. rose aud died as it passed the ear.
This was not the intonation of spent
bpllets--tnose had gone over the head
Or descended .harmleesly at the feet oil
any rider up the slope further back
They were the closely fred rebel mis-
siles OF the most desperate and deadly
conflict OF the civil war, announcing the
repeated advance Of the enemy up ito|
ieas than pistol shot of the Death Angel,
in front Of which the scythe of the
Union return IRE moved them down
and down. ...t.ssS M
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|charges and the scent almost Of the car
mage hrutaIixed the senses Of one even
Who had no active part in the battle
From the summit Of the elope the bat
tie line could be family seen through the
space between The trees and shrubbery.
Generals and members Of their stats,
mostly dismounted, and some of them
|holdinQ on to their bride reins, watched
the obscure and dissonant array and
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TWAS Sunday morning. and the chimes
Of the church.bells souaded clear and
musically ON, the crisp, frosty air. Mr..
Boblink, dressed lin his Sunday suit Of
shining black, looked almost clerical, as
he stood .by. the window waiting on Mrs.
Boblink TO finish her toilet and acooms
psuy him 10 the house of worahip. He
.mas calm. respectable, and . smile of
self.complscency frightened his features,
as he glanced at himself in mirror,
and removed "a thread from, bis coat.
sleeve. m
4, Mrs. Boblink Was. In, The act of de-
scending the stairs, when q perfect vol.
ley Of barks from Towser broke the Sab.
bath quiet, ana drew Mr.. Bublink TO the
window. One glance. and he stood net.
riaed. Some tramp had left the gate
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nsmental grass plot, q gigantic mule was
tearing of the winter. covering of straw
from bis net plants, and rapidly .demol.
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eale renes 9Is,slyse'on' ,ps,SAvs's ana
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was SOFT Q. compromise q nature
between staneor cinpfaveled ont on the
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bad apparently created = corner in the
burr and thistle market bis ribs stood
out like rpngs 10 2 ladder, and made you
tesl like betting the money you had say
ed up Tor the cony version OF the heathen
that be hadn't fed on, anything more M.
tritious than cindsrs, clam shells and
bclubbings since ne vas 2 babe; pc might
have been any where from twenty to two
thoussnd years old, and served in both
the Revolutionary War aud the Rebel
lion, judging from the scars that were tc
| be seen in numbers; : his ankles and feel
alone, had survived the touch Of time
and the general wreck q matter, and
still proudly proclaimed ms arlstocrstle
and blue, Dloodea lineage !ne lorme' 9 q 2,
were as trim and taper AZ = murray III III!
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81 e''a1sts,idI ,no'l
Il nezw eompIzined ,of yesiis;sn
,ute said sp;s| J = Try
sss Iss', ss,s s. :ls =
An Iris6man recently soliIoquixed Z.
sWhat waste of money to be buying
mstewhen yuu KNOW si1g -haafBf-4e1
sSss 'lss slsa Enis ySy Syss 81 'Rs92 I &: sss
In Canon City. Col. :. a mar. .csn,ttats
. couple Of broken chairs to the cabinet
shop for repairs without hearisas suek
impuiations as - Hit yous: vitha spbair,
did shesY n9iasf ssslIs lo ao}ae i
n scrsteh,yonr eyesout,l II hfSs61 A
female passenger. in horse
car. who imagined that the gentleman
by her side was going one eye ON her.
'Ob, scratch away, madam ~ liefq qu(mly
remarked, its glass. zanesufIss CSnr-
Ter. ,sessk s9 VI
Nothing vas 30 much dreaded in our
school! boy days, Gays distinguished
writer, as to be punished by citing be-
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sIES2 .sEs,im sisssd--.Sei ;srea Sssaalal Il
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asrsviswl ei Ger sas 1ei .fiilS sss q, 1sgh si
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
$tt"Esfmsf :sfs of Cotton Mills,

B. A :, ateI Press.
b,sr0S, jun G,--The A;lartic Cotton
N Us 1T Lawrence Will be Closed Dr the 10Th
ia b., owing 10 "tnbarl4ss n m. Nctas Nv
~ III payment or in pro 'ornents have he
zone Gttc su.. Tive Treasurer mas taken car.
or yhon az to thls time
T'lr tcjal inGe}i edness is 1924 500, which
roa b. raloced 70 %5l7, 900 by The sale oe
Yf"son4l property. The Indebtedness, which
i. largely Quc 10 savings banks, With tb
treasurer 4nd MS sens Al surities, is due this
gear aud next, and the treasurer thinks b.
ST ,ujd ,rry the burden 10 longer. lie has
Ii 'ected the agent TO sclose the mill whel
IL. present stock On hand is worked up
"a he recon- inends that aditlC nal capital bt
! divided u put the company in an + lepell
, urt rCaitioN. The assets of vhe coLpan'
! nVcve the indebtedness GIc estimated at II
| 7s,4 800, and with the return of better time
| the property will be as valuable asever.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
WAN ON JoHE cAISAAAN.
He is to be Protected From Assaults
hv AAsOciated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 6.-At meeting
last night of the Anti-Chinese Centennial
Union composed of delegates from Gil the
city clubs, the following communication
was read: "California Anti-Coolie Secret
Organization, June 1st, 1876. Dear Sir
We beg to refer you to one of our letters 10
the six companies, published in the dally
papers last week, apd-~as We see tnat you
are likely to be in correspondence Win every
anti-chinese club, we wish you Noulo caii
their attention to the same. since tnat
letter was written our great organlzatlon
has spread Intensely and is now called as
above. We have received more support
than we could have expected-our supplies
for the city is nearly all at hand, ana our
country depot is complete and ready 1or
action. We cannot be to strong. There
fore if there are few among the clubs whc
win support us, all the better for the cause,
We neither intend to respect Chlnese OF
their employers; as ours is secret organl-
zagion much work necessary falls on me the
President. We shall therefore deem 1t q
favor If YOU will make this known to every
member. We exonerate every antl-coone
cInb from any participation in the organlza-
Jion. We are picked army OF true Amerl-
cans determined TO have Centennial OF ours
to elebrate,-signed, sworn and registered
according to the laws of the above organl'
zaLion" Signed by the President.
A resolution was passed deprecating on
the part of the union and city clubs all
violence towards the Chinee, ,and calling or
the Chief of the Police to protect the
| Chinese and punish those committing out
| RACES on them.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
Sype ash Affairs,

By Associated! PreS",
MADRID, June 8 iii the Sen4 c yesterd.H
during the lcnatc On The new
Constitu, cu, Premier Canov@a '!al Castillo
saio thai The situa, ION Of lie p2lyirai pa s.
res in Sp4;n p,a"antyl ti9 -oyarnment sur
rendering its right 10 suspend ..th5 Co"att.u-
tional guarantees.
In the Congress tne discussion Of tbs Wa"
estimates was begun. Premier Lanogas de-
Castillo "a making +hc adoption o. the
budget "A labinet question, st4tct. that th+
Budget Committee an1 the Minister Of Wa
had concent tt, 10 ii reUilyti0l. Of II 900 0C(
pesetas (ahout S5,000,o00) which wa
sufficient.
According to the latest intelIi encc from
Rome, the prospect OF an r,rd standing be-
tween Spain and tie Vatican is good
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.


CARD-TO THE AMER4CAr PUB-
"a Lie.
For many years we have made two meli-
cines suited TO the ailments of a vast class
OF sufferers Thousands Of cures have been
made by them, and. in fact, the word fail
ure could never be coupled with them cut
within lhe last Two years coun,erfei's Of
,ur medicines have sprung up, dangerous
in their close imitation of our Trade ark.
0 secure the people We have placed upon
each genuine box Of HolloWay's Pills and
HollOway's Ointment the fac smile of the
sigma ul of our agent, Mr.. Jos. HaydOck.
70 counterfeit this is felony. We shall re-
len1lessiy pursue any one who imita es this
with the utmost vigOr OF the law. We most
earnestly beg that the. grea mass of The
American people will aid us in our efforts
to rrotect their health, and help MS in our
| task OF bringing these most nnprinci pIed
men to the bar of justice. Uniformly refuse
| to purchase medicines purportlng to be
| ours, unless Mr.. Jos. hnydock's signature
| ia attached to each box OF pills or pot of
ointment and the tnd will soon be reached
| The pub]ic's obelient servants,
jeG-lyeod HOLLOWAY " CO.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
4 Strange Abduction Ga So,

sire II, New York, visited Superintendent
Walling yesterday morning, and charged
Carl aala, Il Frenchman, Of No. 22U Will
Lam street with abaucting bis little daugh-
ter Katie. t,n years old, from its parents
!rusc, yesterday morning. The complain
ant said that Sala called at his house Mon
day and SAID that his vile WAS sick,
AID would like 10 have the little girl TO at
tend the l4hy. Ir. Trenot says that as his
child did npt return he went to Sala's house
and saw the Iat5er3 wife, who declared
that she had not seen her husband nor the
child. He paid ano her visit to Sala's house
Yesterday morning, with a like result. The
matter was referred to the detective s.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
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%aN lsaiirOHu Route,

BY AasoClted PIess.
BUFFALO, June THE completion of the
third rail narrow Gauge through route from
Buffalo to Philadelphia via the Erie and
Lehigh Valley Railroads, was duly inaug-
uratcd to-day by complimentary excur-
sion extended to the representatives Of the
liifcreut railroads, and the press of the
different cities with their ladies'. The train
contested of five drawing room, one smok-
ing and one commissionary cars--one of the
Lehfgll Valley Company's cars which left
here At "a. NJ, will arrive Al Philadelphia
At p o'clock this evening.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
WASHIGTON. /.
Xiv. CONGRESS.
BY Associated Press,

BY Associated Press,
-'s' WASHINGTON, June o.
The House during the morning spent Its
time considering several bills OF minor I'M
portance, and in the afternoon went into the
Committee of the Whole on the Indian Ap-
propriation Bill, on an amendment proViu-
ngthst any person destringto trade Win
the Indians shall receive license on Inc
certificate of District Judge or Judge OF
the Supreme Court, of any Territory, that
he ID Of good character, agreed to,
Y The committee then rose and reported
the bill to the House and it was passed
The House then adjourned.
SENATE.-Mr. Manager Lord submitted
an order that Oh the 18th day of July, 1876,
the Senate sitting as . court OF impeach-
1nent, will proceed to hear the evidence on
the meri,s in the trial of Belknap impeach-
ment case.
Mr.. Morrell said the question OF fixing a
time for this trial was very important; he
moved that the galleries be cleared and the
I. doors closed 80 that the Senators might con-
fer upon that question. Agreed 10 and al
2:35 the Senate went into secret session.
Mr.. Sargeant moved to amend by insert
ing June 10 instead of July II. Pending
discussion Mr. Blair, tho counsel for tn
accused gave notice thatifthese propositions
were rejected he would move to postpone
~the trial until the first of November next.
Al $40 the doors were reopened and the
chair announced that an order had been
agreed upon as follows e Ordered that on
the 9Th OF July 1876, at one o'clock T. NJ,
the Senate sit, Ing as Court Of impeach-
,nent, will proceed to hear the evidence On
the merits Of the trial in this case
An olJar directing the MANAGERS To
furnish the defendant within four days, the
list of Witnesses so far as at present known.
they intend 10 call in the case was agreed
H. A similar order or behalf of the pycse
cu,.ea vas adopted. The court then ad-
rourned until the 10th inst, 1t being under
stood that the court would,mecL that Gay tt
receive the answer o the. respondent under
the order adopted.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
Tt.e Troublesome Red skins.

BY Associated Press
DENVER, Col, June eight companies
of the 9th cay airy under the command OF
Lieutenant Colonel Carr, passed through
here to-day enroute to Join General Crook S
Indian expcdition. The detachment num-
hers 400 men. Hunters from the head water
of the Republican, say that the Cheyenne
ane Arapahoes are leaving in large num-
bers tor the North, 1t is supposed that
they are going to join the Sioux.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
The Wrecked Steamer Oriental.
2v Associated Press,

PV ASsOclated Press.
BosToN, June 6.--The steamer Oriental
st Ii remains ashore, two lighter load. OF
cotton, rosin and hide having arrived in this
CITY. A survey win he held upon the YES
sci his afternoon when the question vii be
considered whether the expense Of getting
hpr Of, ara the cost Of repair that viii bt
required to put Ecr il ssryiceable condition,
y u not be grea;er than the properly Is
worth, # suau decision is reached, ;ue
" 4ael V iii lie sold at anc, on.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
Blaine AND Investigation.

b. Associated Press.
AsEINeToN, June G.--The sub Judiciary
com nittee investigating the charge against
ex speaker Blaine were to have held meet
ing this afternoon, but owing to engage
ments of Ir. Hunter in the House 1t was
postponed until to morrow A. Il. Ex-Sen-
a,or Rice and Mr., Howe Of Arkansas, will
be examjapd relative to the affairs of the
Little Roc and Fort Smith Railroad Com
pany.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
The Eastern Question.

I3y Associated Press,
LONDON, June ia special despatch
FROM Paris to tue Times. says tnat l.ues,a
agreel on Sal rUay 80 recognize MuraG
lIh-ndi, the new SalvaG of TarHl y.
ST. PETERsBUR RG, jan" U.--If is believed
here that an understanding viii ne arrived
at with lie treaty powers before Russia
takes any step relative to Turkey.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
A Paper Prohibited Circulation.
ISy Associate Press.

JDy -ztSsUCIdte I
BERLIN, June 6.--In consequence Of the
Judgment of Bremen Court, Chancellor
Bismarck has issued notification
prohibiting, for two years, the circulation,
ia Germany, of TIC Nerd Allerika, the
weekly edition Of .De Philadelphia "VolkS-
blatt."
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
GENERAL WASg1i NSTON NEWS
The RclHnaD Impeachment.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, June G.--In the Senate du-
ring the morning hour number 4" bills on
the calendar and of private character
were pass d. At one o'clock legislative
bus ness was suspended and consideration
Of ne articles Of impeachment against ".
W. 3elknap was resumed. The accused
with Messrs. Black and Blair Of his counsel,
and Managers on the part of the House o!
Rep ives, were present.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
The Black Hills Question.

BY Associated Press.
YArKroE, D. t., June 6. "A large meet.
ing Of citizens was held last night, which
vss presided over by the Mayor. on the
suoject Of closing the Fort Pierre route
asAlost transporting supplies to the miners.
A committee was desiguased to repair at
one. 10 Washington and consult with the
authorities on the situation.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
The High Steppers of New York.
BY Associated Press.

New YORK, June 6-Jerome Park Races
First race, purse $780, one mile, won by
spiudriit; time 1867. Second race, sweep
stakes Sss9.00, each s 100 adG i, two miles
and a-quarter, won by Viator. Third race,
Maryland strikes for FLIES, one mile Won
by Sultana; time l4712. Fourth race,
purse 5000. one mile and three-quartera.
won by Olitipa, time 312s4. Fifth race,
steeplechase, won by Troulc, time 459l&.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
Chinese 4uestsGA.
preSa

Y AEBCNIHTCu ITVNF.
WASHING TON, .'une G.--Thc Senate FOR.
elgn Relations Committee to day heard
Senator Sargent and the special San Fran
cisco Commissioners, Mesers. PtxIey and
Roach, in argument on the Chinese qaee"
ton, advocating immediate action by the
Federal Government to prevent the mlni-
grafton of Mon"alian criminals and Cool les
to th4s country
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
G,icago's 800 much Governments

By Associated Press
CHICAGO, June 6.-On information in the
nature Of a quo Warranto was tilt1 il
the Superior Court this morning agains
Mayor Colviu by friend OF his, in order to
bring the case to the State Supreme Court,
and secure decision favorable to him be
fore all election shall be held. 1t is hoped
Il uG to lorestall an election and secure the
Nayoral1y to Mr.. Colvin.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
The e7l -nese Question.

BY Associate' Press,
WAsH1N N, June 6.-Ths Senate For.
eirn Relations Committee to-day heard
Senator Sargent and The special Commits
siouers, Messrs. Pixley and Roach, in argu-
men. on The Chinese question, advocating
ia mediate action by the Federal Govern
mept to prevent the immigration Of Monga-
lian criminals and coolies 70 this country.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
Death of u Distinguished Soldier.

By Associated Press.
GLEys FALLS, N. Y, June 6.-Colonel
Walter w. Price, who served with distinct
ion in the late war, commanding one OF the
New York city regiments, died Monday
night at bis Lake George residence, after a
protracted illness of Bright's disease. He
was IS years old.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
DIED.
MAHLER.-In thi city, on the 6.h instant,
Julius Mailer. aged "a years.
City Items.

City Items.
Catarrh, Discharges from the Head
and al Chronic Diseases Success'
fully created.
That the timid and disappointed may
ieel the utmost assurance ana conlloence
in the good f ith of DR.. Hartley, he gener
ousIy proposes to attend all persons. rlch
or poor, free ofcharge, until The best evl-
dence and most convincing proofs OF ms
success have been realized from ms treat.
ucnt. Office and residence, 2l0 Market
Street.
Certificate from Henry A. Bull.
WILMlsGroN, DEL. May, 1876
M, attention having been attracted TO
tire the Card of DR.. Hartley's, concluaeu
20 try the Doctors skill in very aggrava'
led case of discharge from the ear. am
sappy to state THAI DR.. Hartley has erect
every vestage Of discharge, and am now
as WELL and can hear as perfectly as at al.y
former period of my life. DR.. Haftley
remarkable success in my case JuselIes
this statement, and he has my best thanks
with more substantial evidence OF my
appreciation. Benny a. BULL,
No: il 4. WATER STREET,
Wilmington,
Childrens' and boys all wool suit = re
selling for 81 and s., at the great Boston
Clothing House, 2G7 Market street, VIII
mington, Del.
Mothers buy their children's clothing at
the Boston House. 2O7 Market street, VIII
lingtOn, Del.
Everybody can have q pair of working
pants for rs cents, 81 % 81 %, 4! So, 300, ana
81 50 by Gazing at the Boston clothing
House, 2O7 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
C1AF
- NTERti,lSE COAL

i. : + ~ 4 40 s. ~
Persons IN Wf Mt of coal should go to Fort
an i get some .I.ltorrrse .oi to trv before
!.4yint, in tiiGlI HinIGc supply. I hose whl
have tried II could put be Induced to buy
a@y other.
JOSEPH F0UT,
4 West ard Water,
Offices and
Orange and Water SITS.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-07
FLASHES OVER TEE CABLE.
An Armisticc Granted.

J
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 6.-1t is said
that the Porte has consented to grant the
insurgents an armnistic of six weeks for
negot iations.