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bOsTON DEMOCRATIr

FROM ~. Pa .rg Ea.l
Al oftA- le.a!ns kIo!icaa papes n
Boston and Worcester, as well =, tie 10,
ION HerGL1, al independent paper with
over $4,000 circulation, arr open square
out agaiHs: the action ofthe Returning
Board Of Louisiana. These newspapers
AXE the position. and the elections yester-
Gay seem 70 suppoTt il, that Mr. Tilden is
entitled u tie vote Of Louisiana. and ,hat
to count it any o;her way is terrible wrong
10 the whole American people. The fol
lowing taken from ting Boston Herald:
"Under the facts TO MAKE Mr.. Uayes
the President would violate the viii ri
the people, and make the Goyernnertth.
embodied defiance ofthat will, while /.
place Mr.. Tilden in the Presidency would
vindicate the will ofthe people and max,
the Government the embodied expression
Of that will"
Now what the Aierdid has said on thi
subject IN EOstpn has been substantial
enior]f by cycry leading Republica
p'fef Ia TIA, city, and the elections YES
t=-day - enly further evidence ofhow tn
people 81 ,hc old Bay State regard th
action Of that portion Of the Republican
party which seeks to sustain the action q
the Returning Board Of Louisiana.
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MR. BAYARp addressed the Senate

MR.. BAYARp addressed the Senate
yesterday, when the question of the Elec-
toral vote of Oregon was called up. A
portion of his remarks will be found in
another column. The Senate refused tc
pass the joint resolution proposing al
amendment to the Constitution prescrib-
ing the way of counting the electoral
vote, only fourteen voting in its favor
The House passed the Bland silver bill
and finally recommended the bull To make
the Burlington and Missouri River Rail
road branch of the Union Pacific.
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The N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, one
of the ablest edited papers in the Union,
in an able article, takes ground against
the right of Electors who were in Office
on the 7th of November to vote for Presi-
dent. The act would be directly in vo-
ience Of the Constitution and this
would be the opinion of Morton and
those who follow his lead if thereby Til
den instead of Hayes were made to sui.
fer by it.
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\ MAN COOKED ALIVE.

A slight explosion at Detroit fur
haee thre" out cinders and set fire to
the shed- The body Of George Bishop,
'nlnred, "liIleJ," who was last seen r,'-
ing up the steps T." the top of the furnace,
+&a at erwards found lying on the floor,
c!o-'; ~ th" mouth Of the furnace, cover
Cd With Goals and ashes, and completely
chArred, tie ie.a and arms being burned
oti, aud the remainder of the body utter
y Enrec1guizable. 1t is probable that h,
taa -Iiira'ed b. thc gas thrown out by
III: explosion. and, falling to the floor
until Ee was literally burned /,
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FOURTH EDITION
Court Proceedings.

CLOSING sEsSIoN-REsULr OF THE AP-
PLICATIoNs FOR LICENSE.
Court met at o o'clock this morning,
Judges Comegeys and Houston, on the
bench.
Benjamin ID. Maxwell, VS.. Mary l..
neutrality-suspicious. for divorce, was
urged last night, the court decided This
morning to refuse the application thus
reserving the award of the commissioner.
Mars for plaintiff, Lore for defendant.
John Deal, VS.. Geargc &. Cleaver-
Rule for writ Possession made absolute.
Jonathan Drunau, VS.. James s. Lewis
-Rule to let aside Sheriif's sale made
absolute.
Henry &. Banning, T.. Il. Bellah and
Edward Bringhurst. were appointed ref
ferees in the inquisition cases taken yes
terday said inquisitions not being taken
on the last day of the term. The court
ruled that an inquisition at bar cannot be
held at the first term against personal
representations for the purpose of efiecting
lien upon decedent's property.
The following liquor license were
granted at this term:
Wilmington.
Joseph III. Richards, John Hartman,
Joseph Hoops, Margaret Burke, James A..
Downing, B. Bonner, Thomas ID. Gibson,
A. Tenweges, Joseph Fulmer, Hugh
Mcguire, George w. Russell, John Feb
renbach, Mary A. Reynolds, Thos. Bruner
Tobias b. Merritt, William Altsentzer,
Andrew Wilhelm, William l.. Gilbert,
Edward Bringhurst, " Co., Susanna
Bickta, Joseph Stockle.
Ncir castle.
George Whitfield, David Boulden,
Sarah Keegan, Hugh McGovern, William
w. Ward, Sarah Shearer
Red Lion. M.
Bernard Ieller, Benjamin d. Longland
Michael Mullgan, VIM. Morris.
~. Georges Hd.
Henry ID. Paulin, Sylvester w. Glenn
ent, X. L. Clayton, Alexander Maxwell.
thristidnd I'D. Daniel Mulherin.
Brdndy,cine Hd.-Olivcr ii. Perry.
Pencddcr Hd.-William B Ford
White clay Greek Hd.-Hcnrv b.
Boyd, William +. Griffith.
Licenses Refused at this Term Of Court.
IFilmingtOn:-
Joseph Orme, William Kyle, Fredrick
Schmid, Patrick Connell, John A. Beers,
Thomas Lally.
Red Lion Hd.-Fredrick Tugend.
The Court have decided that the act of
the Legislature making corporations
liable to attachment DrOcess does mot an
ply TO municipal corporations and hence
attachment will not lie against the city
OF Wilmington. Germania Loan Associs-
tlon VS.. George Loebe, petition of late
Sheriff TO pay money into Court granted.
WIN. b. McCaulley, Esq, counsel
Court at 1880 adjourned finally.
III. G. T.
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The correspondent of the Hartford
Couro1't reports a wide spread feeling
among the business men Of the Republi-
can party that if there be any doubt ii
ought to he decided in favor ofTilden-
that the Republican party cannot afford
to take the Presidency in the face of a
disputed vote of the people unless there
be more general acquiescence in its
iltIe than there now promises 10 be.
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TIE VICTORY IN BOSTON.

Mayor Fleet Prince on his Triumphant
Election Tuesday.
BosToN, December l3, 1876.
To thoif.ditor of The World.
SIR: The election yesterday rebuked
all attempts at bayonet and fraud dy-
nasty in this republic. Conservative
Republcansv voted in very large numbers
boldly in support of the regular Demo
cratic party. Returning Board practices
are driving thousands Of Republicans
here to rally with us around the Const
tuition and the sovereignty to the people
PRINCE.
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Whether the quality or the quantity ol
the votes in these STATES for Tilden is con
sidcred, they are potential. These States
are not border States, or seeding States,
or States tainted by slave-labor or rebell-
ion. they contain nearly one-half the
voters and more than one-third of the
population of the Union. There they
stand, these six States, and it becomes
every thoughtful person who would fore
cast the future, TO look at Worid.
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vi Jbilll deceased, inc
subscribers Will expose To sale, at Public
Auction, at the
HOTEL OF ALEXANDER MAXWELL,
III the town of Hiddlctown, st Cicorgc's
Hundred, Delaware
ON TUESDAY,
DECEMBER 18th, ls,6, at II o'clock. \. NJ.
the following described Real Estate;
No. !. Lot of land, with n frame dwelling
house thcrco Situated ON Main street in the
town of st. & torge's, in Red Lion hundred
adjoining lands now or late of Sarah Bel
Nllle, deceased, the heirs of Henry l.. Peck
ara ana Joseph Gam, containing ubout
9,,9l square feet of land, more or less
No. =. A tract of woodland, situate in
Blackbird hundred. ON the road reading
from Blackbird to Chambcrsvillc, bounded
by lands now or late of John Roly Jacob
llill, Thomas Taylor and others containing
lG2 acres 60 pcrchcS Of land. more or less
No 3. The farm or tract of land, situate i'm
Blackblrd hundred aforesaid, on the north
cry slde oi SAID road, with the frame dwell
ling and outbuilding thereon, bounded bv
lands now or late Of Elihu Jefieoson. Jacoi
hlll and Gideon Il. Rothwell, and by thr
northwest branch Of Duck Creek, and CON
tallllnB ABOUT l5l acres of land more or less
No. T. The farm or tract of land adjoining
No. 3, bounded by lands now or late of John
l.. hambers, James V. Moore. Manlove
Davis, by The northwest branch of Duck
Greek, and by the said public road, contain
Ing about Dol acres OF land. more or less
with frame dwellings and out-building,
thereon now in the etenure of II. Il. Atherley,
No. 8. The large and valuable farm. sitiI.
ate on AppoQuinimink creek in Appounin-
mink hundred, adjoining lands now or Iat.
OF Daniel rorbit, Joshua b. Fennimore And
Samuel Thomas, deceased, containing 3oT
acres OF land, more or less, with the iarpe
brick mansion house and out-buildin9s
| thereon, now in tenure of Mrs Sarah <
| Athcrley n
| The above properties will be sold to clos,
ap the estate o John Atherley and offer n
| rare chance for Investment. A portion ol
| the purchase money in each cnse NAV rc.
| MAN upon thc property during the life o.
| the WIDOW, sarah n. Athcrlcy, If propcrly y
| secured and interest promptly paid The
| iolloWlng amounts may 10 remain ON M
| !, S1n'OO on No. ., S,,O0.O0 ON No a 90
M.O o ON NO. !, S2,5OO.OO; on No. 8, Si2,.
No o. The home farm of the late .Johr
| hucrley Is known as one of the moSt nro
ductlVc ana valuable in the hundred and /,
| cSp,clhlly noted for its large and profitabi,
yleld OF peaches. Buildings are ample ;,nd
| OF first quality. 'iN
All The lands are well located, easy of nc
cess, convenient to market. schools anf
| churches. The cash payments viii Ia,
SINAI enabling persons 10 secure homes nv
easy terms. Sale positive No nostnonn
meht on account Of weather
l.. V. ASPRIL1
| CHAS. B. LORE
Executors OF John Athcrley, decd.
wilmington, Del, Nov. sd. 1876.
| r,,,,,,a. nov2scol&w
Times copy.l 'i''
|
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II business Is PROSTATE. and thousands
are without employment, whose fault
sit? Ask the business man. who they
are holding 10 rigid account for il, aud
ihey Will, with almost universal accord.
,nswe.-.l.e Radicals.
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IfLfssS4 Us.
DIIILADELPIIIA, WILMINGTON n
4 BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

4 BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
NOVEMBER eth, 1856.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows.
for
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
6'9l, So 3.O0, JJ2, l0.45 u. M 80, 100, 70,
g.ji, p. m.
rhila and New York, 2O2a m. l2.lI, Y. 40,
j.iG, p. IN.
baltimore and Intermediate Stations,
12.j2, n.jy II. m.
baltimore and Washington, I2.52, iii
so a. m l1.jl, l.1G, 5.ly y. IN.
trains Tor Delaware Divisian, leave for:
p M.
wyoming and intermediate c Stations 800
9-35, "A. IN. $50 p. IN.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 800
t-35, a. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
olo, a. IN. 300 SO, p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York 2.02 A. m
baltimore and Washington, i2.52, LIS am
For iurther Information passengers are
referred 10 the time tables posted at the
depot III. r. KE,NNEY.
Superintendent.
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IEl.E6RAMs CALLED FOR RN THE Ef,Et
TION INVE>TIGATINt. countries

A. 5. Brown Of New York city, Super-
intendent Of the Western Union Tcle-
graph Company, and Captain Whitney,
Manager Of the Western Union Office in
Washington are the parties on whom
subpHnaes have just been served by the
House Sergeallt-at-Arms to appear before
the House Committee al New Orlean,
examining into the recent election anc
action Of the Returning Board of Louisi
ana and to produce certain telegrams, in
Guiding those Of Secretary Chandler sen
pending the canvass Of the vote.
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VaIuab|e Farm
FOR 8 ALE,

Situated near Red Lon, New Castle Coun-
ty. Delaware.
This very desirable property contains
about ole hundred acres of highly iInproy-
cd land. the location is one of the hlrSt
farming communities in the county, is CON
vencnt 10 churches, schools, mills. Sea nj
aDoll hali mile distant from B .ar STA
ton, ID tlawarc X X The soil is well alaI,-
ted 10 either fruit OF dairy, and now pro iu-
c.s excellent grass, grain and root crop,
Inc buildings are ample and in yool 60 ,-
dltion, and co isi>t OF "a large two-Story dvnl-
i ~, barn, granary, hay house, WACO
house, &C, Thcr" Is on the place a Won. %
and thrifty apple orchard OF well sclecteI
and choice fruit
Tais is Il rare OPP ortunity for any one
wishing to purchase n farm Of this size.
For further Information apply to
ALFRED MASSEY.
on the preIni ises
Or TO w. +. TURNER,
ll0S Willow Street,
novl6wtf PHI ladelp hia
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DuBLIc SALES.
L. w. Stidham & Son,

General Auctiorocrs, o. III f.. Fourth St,
would inform their Il nds aud IN public
SHncTlllN that they are prepared TO call
sales oi Real Estate II ri Personal ,'ropprty
eilhclr IN the city or '"tu'rv. IIry bo.h
being practical iLuc, lhey ca ;lttn4 4d
two sales alto ace e. ..# sal = "A Spcc ally
our terms arr mo - n at satisfaction
gIilra Htrrd.
Letters II !drcS5tI ;cir Auction Room
will ccVc prompt Lc tion.
ug-N. B-Thc highest cash price paid for
second la I'd fur, lturh.
Stoves, &c-All ki IDS Of stoves Furni-
turc a d household goods Old II. Private
sale, at Inc Auction Room. dccl4-W3In
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Has made his skill In its administration an
established fact; tnat 1t Ii a lunurN instead
OF somethng to be dreaded. and proves tnat
IL is the only safe process by which to have
teeth easlly and skllliully extracted FIT.
teen years experience enables him to per.
form with perfect success all operations ON
the natural and arIica teelh.
One OF the finest preparation tor beauti'v.
Ing ana hardening the gums is the Loctor's
Denliaze, winch he him self prepares and
put up la the most beautiful style a. half It's
former price.
All br ,ncbes at greatly reduced prices to
SUIT the strlngeucy OF the times.
OFFICE. 81 MARKET opkRRr
sep26d3m ', ihninpton Del.
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DLACK CASHMERES.-Dir from
ID the ip .,ortcr, Il full line OF Pl.c.; ash
mcrcS AZ 70, Il y, Sl.m, Sl.l2%, Sis, SI.3TL,
Sl.jO. These desirable fabrics are at lower
prices than we have Offered for years, "A I'd
we mrlend them for color and durabil-
lay W. B. SHARP,
Tourth and Market SIS,
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DRUG sTOHEs.
Truss and Brace Depa-,.
ment.

AHING a stock of TRUSSrs mn.
IL CES, SUPPORTERS, ,SIJSpLi'N> ~ PA nisA i
anu other mechanical appliance. 'nnhS n,i.i
passed In extent and variety bv tbo, utsur1
other similar establishment in tb' 'o.' VI alP|
and with upwards OF "'e country !
T'ce"fy feors' Erperieue.
IN applying them, we feel conadon,.
aDlllty 10 give entire satisfaction In "ilo y, o
requiring our services In this dIrcciin''
OUR INSTRUMENTS
are constructed In the best mannor .,
Dest materials, and OF various si~o. Vi mc
largest adult. ''iiiht 10 bc|
WE HAVE A PRIVATE Ronu
lor their adjustment, while onr nrina
so moderate and SO varied bv our ps,' mioes ~
assortment, ~ 10 suit the pockets oS ali
Hunircis Of persoas|
-tl1,. after trying the larpe'j
e.. l1s Sxt cities have expressed
/SpSSS2Ax Lhelr qualifications 0fthd
I<kSo )Sl " Iacilities and ecOn0mJ
\SoHAy0szS WIN which they heyd
Deen suited at our esl
&qQ< ablishment
f. bflNGHURST & co.
N W Cor Six,h Apothecaries,
- Wilmington, Del, |
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EXECUTORS SALE
RE AL ESTATE

DY the authority of the last will and tes-
ID lament OF John Athcrley deceased, the
subscribers Will expose to sale, at Public
Auction, at the
HOTEL OF ALEXANDER MAXWELL.
in the town of Hiddlctown, st Gcorgc's
Hundred, Delaware
The daily gazette., 1876-12-14

CLOSING SEsSION-RESULT OF THE AP-
PLICATIoNs FOR LICENSE.
, 1876-09-29
+. OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YoKK, Sept. 2s.-Arriycd, steamship
State OF Pennsylyania, from Glasgow.



The annual report Ut the rDstmaster-0cncral
might seem, at trst sight, to bo dry document
because It brlstles Will figures hut in reality
the report for 1876, which las Just becu pub
lislcd, 10 M amusing picture Ut thu folly, OF Tue
forgctfulness, the ignorance, and tho friYolity
which must I'LL large plaee n the lllu pt every
natloi, as Hcll is of thu qualities which giye
uatlon dignity, stability, anl wealth.
We might reasonably Think, FOR example, that
mercantile nlen would seldon OF HeycF neglect
to aldress lstters containing either money
or the equivalent Of 1t; yet, E5oo iA cash
an.l bank.ifotes,' and neMly 4b,0ot in checks,
were found III Llank envelopes. Other
instances ot carelessncss, aro only. one
letter wus recently received ut Liver
,ool III y very thin roger bearing an almost
tlIcg{btv nddrcss, and was delivered to trm to
WHOM tt was supposed 70 b. directed. ,Qn being
opened, ttu letter and its tnclosuses Gyn ElOO
notes. wcre found to bs Intended TOR amotller
arnl, to whom tlluy were eventually delivered"
Sometimes, On tho other ha1l, letters 10
astray because thu writer's fcposo an absolutely
"The following Ia d copy Ut the address OF q
letter which uiso reached Liverpool, tue names
Of pernons AMI places being here omitted: i:
strhts lrttrr Is for Mrs, Nj. bhe liyes In
some part VI liverpool. Fsou, hsr iatheE,
, 1876-09-29
DASE-UALI,
nARTFoHDs VS., ri.oOSI1NGToSs.
Rn<rf1S JNsfs1trA IN Tb4 TtihRns.

Special Dfspdtca 10 1he 1tibBns.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Sept ga game Of
baseball played here today between the Hart
fortls and Dloomingtons resulted II, favor Of tho
lIartforls Score to- 9. Allin, catcher Of the
bloomington Club, was severely Injured during
the game by receiving blow from bat in the
hands Of Ferguson, the bnt being thrown III the
net Ut running from thu home plate.
GENEVA, I'LL.
ST. CHARLES, H., hcpt.. :s.-The long-cx-
Cities, Of Batavia, md tho Quielsstcps, Of Elein,
ming club by stessra. Butler It Gibb Of Little
luck, Arls, was played ou tho fair grounds nj
Geneva to-lay. The prize but ls on elegnnt
piece Of Workmanship, composed at nine tlircr-
cnt pieces OF l!Artl.wood, highly polished, and
rust $50. TIC t}ulpkstcps went to but first, tho
Rock Cities winning tic toss The game
was VERY good one, with but d
few errors on either side. At the ninth Innings
tho score 6tuo4l II to II. Thu tenth Inning wus
played amid great excitement, the t2uickstcps
scoring two rllnH a1 tho Ruek Cities three runs,
thus giving tho ga1ne to tic latter Club by Ii
scoru Of IL to II. An tmnunse crowd witucssud
tllu gumc. Tie prize but Will bc presented to
tllo Club tomorrow by the President Of the
Kane County Agricultural Society.
DosTOSB va. c1SCIHNAT1s.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-The Dostons defeated
the C!nrtnnatts to-day, by the following scorc:
nostonss: ;, ..,.......s : ! j ! 8 . 8 e-1e
Ciucinnat!s. s.........3 0 0 o Q = ~
, 1876-09-29
Maximum. thermometer, UT minimum. u.
0EAEltAL OBSERVATIONS. .4....
E,A1 ll.xMIdaiRhT
TElEGRAPH[C NOTES.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. os.-Thc National Asso-
cIatlou Of Pork Packers anil Curers will meet
llrre In annual convention Oct. i. III Gxpccta-
t!ou OF large crowd, preparations aru making
for 4 grand banquet.
Nrw ORLsANs, Sept. a8.-The Galyeaton
steamer Whitney sailed at . ?. m. She eaEfles
Tic remains ot tho late ucn. Bragg, which will
bu bur!e.! at Mobile, IN compliance With tho
wishes Ut ILLS relatives.
ELMlIA, Sept, 23.-Tho President and Mrs.
Grant iassea through hero this noon on tlo
Northern Central Railway, OIL thclr way from
Itllaca, where they hayo been visiting their SON.
a stuAcnt ut CORNELL Un!rcrsIty tu P!tts1urg
Theirs WIS a public reception ut tho natAbufn
House, mud tho Presidential. rarty wa enter
tatncd at the rcsldcnco Ut Judge II. toasinaa1s
9ulith. They rcmained IN El,llra two hours.
KAasAs err, Mo-, Sept. 2s.-Tho corner-
stonu Of tho DoaTa 0f 1rado building, to be
erected by that Association, was laid this nfter.
noon wifi Masonic ceremonies by tho Grand
Lotlgu Of tho Htatc. A great crowd was pres
ent, und speeches were nude by Col. r. II. Van
lfosr, Ut this city, Gen. Blair, Of Kansas, mud
others,
, 1876-09-29


SAVANNAH, Sept 8.-The lntcrments to-day
were seventeen. Of which thirteen were from
yellow fever,
Charles F. Fowler, managing agent Of the
Savannah Theatre, died to-day.
ennEvEroRr, La, Sept 2s.-At meeting Of
business men and physicians held this evening,
itwas decided To quarantine the river against
New ofIcans. Shreveport Is exceptionally
healthy, and people wish to keep 1t SO.
The following kilograms hnyc passed in refer
enee to the Shreveport quarantine:
~ NEw E~acy ottEAfs - sspt .-5o ~ rt:tni ef
Health report The fever diminishing. NJ new cnses
since the 18th. We have steamer down loaded to
60 thfs evening. Can VIC send herr tan you send
doctofn down tllc river tu examine the bouts aud
pass then. up II rightY Wopay expenses.
-.. JAAEs a. AIKEN,
Red n!vcr Transportation Company.
aHNKyEFonT, Sept. 27.-.jatatt 4. itktn, Nsr
0Fftdns. The boasd OF Health !sas established
quarantine against New Orleans. haye used
every effort to get bin permission for the steamer
down to colnc, but hive 5ullcd.
tsIgucd> c. Il. JORDAN.
, 1876-09-29
~n,. GREAT BRITAIN,
'4AF saaL DERRY THINKS or sp.s,au IN.
Tft.RnANru

AoAAAA6tAt
h. %snoS, Sept. a5.-A dcputatton rcnrcscnt-
HI .''tessaht Missionary und BIblo soe1ctles
ill., ~ interview With Earl Derby today, ID re-
sn,nI.,.p % the !ato!csant regulations Of tAe
,e russa ana Government, Earl Derby, uftor nolrt-
il',o, w. t'e difficulties In which tbs spauIsh
rlsIs.' lItsa'nent is placed by tho strength Of ths
of,hs vu party and tho vaguouess Of tho won,lnr
ly,en. s article Of tho Constttuton relative to r..
d. ha so'cration, said: "Notl,tne iu thp arti-
xho,1a 11"eSeF, 1ustitcs tho closing Of Protestant
nr1, ~, anu l do not think tha Govern.
ta.es ny M 80 interpret It, Probably mauv
tai ~ Aafaallp ara due to tllv over
ktLh rsss -, htoorunAtG dtfctals. think
sie,,iy ~. 70 te acts of intolerance, which uro
d l|,s w. w. sanettoncd by thu tolcsnt!on ciausv
tormslIs CONSTITUTION, tl!at whom tic Cortea has
tubeea u P1oSlaltncl thu freedom, Ut worship.
qps,;len t certain limitations, there can bc ii,
sh.Ir t'a,n nat w havo tho right to interfere II
III, ca.o cd'se - vtnlutcd. hut sha more DIM
p,olsr e,a. - when tle 4uestlun ut issue IL Ills
L4s m o,Sy!sstlllttlon Snss Of the law. personally
and ,tratnI tGIbt that It Is ali exceedingly forced
IL ts4 nst construction Ut tho Inv to prohibit,
Aunh ssternul manifestation, singing IL
eptn, so ot worsliplny with tlu door
I!ak ys hn.a. saa. passers-by muy lo1k In.
tAoud ny ts's ese right to claIl,i tllat tho law
ngA4'of - ~. " construed unfuSosably to tic
tuIssSIix! !GGfessness tn Spain, Gcculsu they IN.
4ha ths' na!e been encouraged u settle fArru
iiss ttom ashnsaetstanaing ~ that thry should ba
0&s rha.I' 'nts kina OF annoyance. I surgeat
t1ose aIsctsd think u worth Whils
, 1876-09-29

Speciat Dtapaseh TO The 7rtbuns
jANEsyiLLE, Wiz, Sept o1.-Orrin Guernsey,
an old resident and III Indian Commissioner in
1861, died lust night.
1oLHpo, O., Sept a7.-Thc Hon. Il. C.
Thompson, Republican Representative Of this
{Lucls} County in the General Assembly, died
IN Philadelphia this morning. The reEnaIus will
be brought 10 sylvanta, O., for intcrn,cnt.
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 27.-This morning
Gen: Braxton Bragg dropped deal while cross
Ing Twcntieth street In frollt VI tue OIslec
aged Gl. The body lies In state at Artillery
Ilall. The remains will he taken to MnbIlc il
arrangements un Ge malewi.h tho New Orleans
steamer for conveyance. Gen. Bragg was In his
usua1 healtl, III to the moment vi Ills death!
The cause of death was fatal syncollc induced
BY organic disease Ut t.c heart
, 1876-09-29

JANEsyiLLE, Wis, Sept. @s.-Thc opening Of
tho Green County Falr gives promise OF tho
most attractive exhibition Ut stock and farm
products ever held In thls county. Exhibitors
arc there from Dune, Stephenson, 10 Dayless,
Lafayette, Green. Rockt and other countics.
Over thirty fast horses arc present from all
parts Of tho country. and seycraS extra races
ior PURSES will be 1nado up besides tho regular
trials provided for BY tho society. There Ii nlso
large display Of ,lairy, farn1, orchard, md do
tncstic prut!ucta, a,lu our mechanics auu nu,u-
facturcrs ilnyc contributed much to their re-
specttyc departments. Tlros bau1s Of music
urIe to cnllyeu the grounds.