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Smyrna times., 1876-06-07

The bell presented by Mr.. Henry Seybert
to Philadelphia, to he placed in Indcpen-
dence Hall, will be in position to be rlng
for the first time on the Fourth of July.
1t weighs $4,000 pounds. counting LOCO
pour dis for each of the original thirteen
colonies. In making it, 100 pounds was
taken from each of the four following can
mons One gun captured from Burgoync at
Saratoga, one used under Gates ut the
battle of Bemis HightS. and ole from the
UniCn army and one from the Confederate
forces ut Gettysburg. The remaining metal
was fresh from the mines. 1t is feet
high, and measures %! feet around the lip
The clapper is polished, nickel-platctl, and
weighs 800 pounds. Around the top of
the oell is the inscription. " Glory to God in
the Highest, and on earth peace, good will
toward men," Just below are the follow
ing words " Presented to the City of Phil
adelphia, July 4, 1876, for the belfIy of
independence Hall, by citizen. On the
other side is a coat of arms ard an eagle.
with the olive branch under one foot. ard
bunch of arrows under the other, with
the words. ''E Plnrikn3 Unum" above.
Over all are thirteen stars. representing the
| thirteen original States. On the base OF
! the bell is the inscription, " Proclaim
| liberty throughout all the land anu unto
the inhabitants thereof" band Of stars
| thirty eight in number, representing the
| present number of United States, encirclc;
the bell just above this incrirtion.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07

CHARACTER GRows.-From the moment a
babe begins to aotice surrounding objects
his character isunder process of formation.
Day by day, through infancy and child
hood here little and there little. char
acter grows with the growth, and strength
ems with the strength, until, good or bad,
it becomes almost a coat Of mail. Look at
a model man Of business-prompt, reliable,
contentious, cool and cautious, yet clear
headed and energetic. When do you sup
pose he developed all the admirable quail
ties? When he was boy. Let us see the
way in which a boy of ten gets up in the
morning, works, plays, studies, and we will
tell you just about what kind of man he
will make. The boy who is late at the
breakfast-table, late at school, who never
does anything at the right time, stands a
poor chance to be a prompt man. The
boy who half washes his face, half does his
tasks, forgets half his errands, half learns
his lessons, will never make a thorough
man. The boy who neglects his duties, be
they ever so small, and then excuses HIM
self by saying, "Oh, forgot | didn't
think T. will never be reliable man. And
the boy who finds pleasure in the pain and
suffering of weaker things will never be a
noble, generous, kindly mana real gentle
man.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07

CONFINEMENT EXERCISES.-We are in
formed by correspondent that the Senior
Class OF Amherst College is upon the point
Of petitoning the Faculty to change
altogether the character of Commencement
Exercises, substituting some observance Of
more practical and interesting character
1t begins to be violently suspected at
Amherst. We are told, that the OratiOns,
Essays, Dispositions, and Conferences of
the Anniversary lack human interest, or to
put the matter plainly, are something of a
bore. We are not informed of the substi-
tute for the usual programme proposed at
Amherst. We think that Senior Glasses
should in justice to the Faculties remem-
Der, II Commencement week is frequently
commonplace and of hackneyed charac-
Ter, that the fault is in the young gentle
men, and not in the Professors. who would
no doubt have the themes better chosen
and more brilliantly treated if it were
possibly. "The empty display characters
uc "of Commencement orations," of which
our correspondent complains, might be
attributed by an ill-natured censor to empty
heads, though we should be far from
agreeing with him. As it is not probable
mat the ordinary Commencement speaking
Will be given up, we suggest a remedy fOl
us medlocrty. Why not give the gradua
ting class little more liberty in the selec
ton Of their topics and in the manner 0
treating them? Why not substitute for til,
predOminating flavor of antiquity, tast
OF later thought and feeling? We admi
that modern topics are often discussed, bu
they are not handled in a modern way
Either the young men do not think, or d
not say what they think, or say it timidl
and Intellectually. Their speeches seem t
have been subjected to some exentcratinl
process which has taken all the vitality ou
Of them. There is always a suggestion 0
me cutting down or the cutting out. Fo
originality. there is a feeble reminiscence q
reading. We expect youth to be crude
but 1t is usually courageous, and it ough
not to be held responsible for the cowardic
tune.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07
NOTICE.

The state Superintendent Of Free schools Delaware,
will meet the Teachers of Kent County. and others.
who wish Ia cacI in the State of Delaware, for puT-
pose of examination. at the following places EXami-
nations will begin, promptly at O'Clock, A. NJ
Milford, June 10Th. Harrington, June 21,t
FELTON,. June 22ud. Petersburg, June .:rd
SlaughtCr's station June 2ith Dover July l>t
smyrna, July = p and ~: and August - and -.
Candidates Will provide themselves with writing
paper.
j. II. GROVES.
SMYRNA. DEL. June 5th, lS7G-4W State Supt.
Il. Cnuntv naners llcnsc cnl.v.
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THE MARKETS.

MARRIAGES.
SIIELT0N-MEItEDITH.-I this town, on the lst
inst, by Rev. Chas. Ill., Charles shelton to Susan
Irene Meredith, both of Kent county Del.
DEAUTIFUL CORAL RUBBER TEETH-S5UU To
ID $500 per set-gH0FGatNCd. Impression in the
morning, teeth in the acrnu6n.- Nitrous oxide gas
for painless extraction, 20 cents per tooth old sets
repaired equal t. new Perfect satisfaction given.
COLLEGE-5li Pine St. Philadelphia. Pa. june : ly
-----------.------s-.-------z
CEDAR WATTS AND TANKS.--For Brewers
DNtrs ChtmlSS ManuiactuTcrsGn private dwellings.
GEO. ]. BU UKKHAEDT&CO.;I' ;I'utonWuud street below
Broad, Phila.. Pa. iunc 7-iSW
RUBBER GOODS of EVERY DESCRIPTION
Betting. Packing, Hose. Boots and Shoes. Clothing
&c. RICHARD LENICk. SON X co, 72t Chestnut
ST, Hhila. Agents National Rubber Co. iunc 7-iSW
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07

SMYRNA BRANCH TIAINS-Additonal to those
above, leave smyrna for Clayton lO:u. A. NJ 100, 10
nd9~,PM. Leave layton for SmyrnuG;1l 500, NJ.
30 10 80 and 925 p. NJ. to make connection with
train, North and south from Clayton.
II. F. KENNIY Supt
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07

FRATERNAL .RELATIoNs.-The disposition
expressed by two great religious bodies of
tne North to heal their differences with
.helr denominational brethren of the South
IS Is pleasant sign of the times. The
Methodist General Conference, later in
session IN this city, and tho PRESBYTERIAN
Assembly, at Brooklyn, have repeated tho
! oVeftureS heretofore made for a retllrn of
the 1raternal relations which were disturbed
| oy the troubles growing out of slavery and
inc war. The Northern Methodists appoin.
ted committee to meet delegates from
their Southern brethren and adjust the
details OF plan on which junction NAV
be effected. The Southern Methodists, on
thelr part, have entered heartily into the
work. The Presbyterian Assembly have
| renewed their proposition for reunion to
the Southern branch, which met at Savan-
nan, and the latter, while seeming to init
mate that some further explanations from
the Northern body may be desired, has
responded in a fraternal spirit. Whilst as
| yet no formal reunion of these. ecclesiasti-
cal bodies is accomplished, it is evident
That the unity of spirit, which is moro i'm
portant in this case than that Of form. has
been attained. We have in the govern
ment an organized reconstruction Of the
discovered States, but all lovers of peace
and harmony would feel better satisfied if
this external union was accompanied by
such evidences of fraternity and rcconcilia-
ton as seem to animate the once divided
religious bodies of the land.-B1t. Sim.
LoNGwOOD.-The annual meeting of Pro
gresslve Friends. usually held at Loncwcod,
Chester CO., Ia few miles above Whining
tom Is announced to begin on the Sth inst,
holding of course over the Sth, 9th 10th,
and llth. The only men of mark announ-
ced thus far, as intending to participate in
the proceedings are VIM. Lloyd Garrison
OF Boston, and Mr. Ames of Germantown.
The Yearly Meeting Of Progressives was at
one time a rare treat. Such persons as
Theodore Parker, Wendell Phillips, VIM
Lloyd Garrison, Geo. Thompson, Theodore
Hilton, Lucretia Mott, Lucy Stone Anna
Dickinson, and others of more or less
notoricty, were wont in times past to bring
together at LOngwoOd, once wear, an
assembly OF the strangest rcligiOnSts thai
ever met together under one roof. Tho
meeting now has dwihdled down 10 a very
moderate gathering and those who attcnC
1t nowadays, go more to revive old aSsOcia
tlons, and see old friends, than to get new
lights on new subjects. \ part from the
intellectual and devotional mciQRqe served
on the occasion, to see that portion O
Chester county in its beauty will we'll rcpa,
> any one who embraces the opportunit,
offered. The old main stays of this churcl
are passing away one by one, and it
questionable whether their successors will
, inspire the meetings with sufficient enthu
, siasm and talent to make them roall
attractive.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07
Two Single and One Double Bed at one dollar,
or fifty cents each pGrSOn.

He will have watchman on duty all night SO that
every thing viii be safe. His place is within two
squares of four different lines of cars running direct
to the Centennial Grounds and only one fare to pay
and this is the starting point of these lines there
will be less if any difficulty in getting seats while
those lodging further west will find italmOst mposs-
bic 10 get accommodation in the cars. In good
weather now on sundays seat cannot be had in the
cars above Fifth st.
He also intends furnishing large rooms with small
beds exclusively for ladies or gentlemen at 81 cents
per night.
II will be much safer and more pleasant to lodge in
the city than nCarthc exhibition grounds, the latter
is Il town of taVCrnS.
McSSrS. WanamHkcr X CO.. The celebrated caterers,
viii have restaurant connected with this establish
mCnt and furnish meals all hours at very low rates
Those wishing accommodations will please address
Misses RchcccG and Annie Oi!cy. Smyrna. Del.
Wm. GarSun is Il native of Our state and hopes tu
sec il well represented NH 2l-5m
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07

Mr.. Moody preached in his new taberna.
Gle in Chicago for the first time on last
Thursday evening. The weather was
stormy. but q large congregation was pros
ent Mr.. Moody stated that the building
and lot cost $89,207, and that Sl9,S97 II
remained unprovided for. A collection
was taken up and $l2,3jG 73 realized. In
appealing for contributions Mr.. Moody
said: You will notice by the advertise
ment that this is not called the dedication
services; it is only the opening. We will
dedicate the building when it is paid for.
We have just opened the building to show
what has been done, and if our friends like
TO pay the debt we will dedicate it. We
will hold a meeting tonight, Friday night,
and Sunday night, and if by Sunday night
the debt is not paid, we will lock the
church up and keep it locked up until il
is paid for five can raise $40, 900 tonight
we will 90 on and dedicate, but if we don't
get it tonight we will try it again tomorrow
night. We don't wan: anybody TO give
unless he wants to give. We want nothing
to go toward this work unless it is giver
freely; we don't want any money thai
does not come from the heart"
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07
AN OPPORTUNITY

To get first class PHOTOGRAPH rcplctc in finish.
style and position light and shade Go t. BRAD
FORDS smyrna Del. Prices reduced. Satisfaction
guaranteed. may 3i-tf
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07

SUICIDE OF THE EX-SCLTAN-Abdul AZiz
Khan, last Thursday dethroncd as the
Sultan of Turkey is dead, and an official
despatch to the Turkish Minister at Wash
ington says he committed suicide. The
telegram, which is from the Turkish Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, states that the
deposed Sultan, who had for some time
given signs of mental arrangement, locked
himself up last Sunday morning in his
apartments, and killed himself by cutting
open the veins of his arms with pair Of
scissors, which he had concealed on his
person. The despatch adds that "the
Imperial Government fastened to cause
all legal inquest to be made; also, a
detailed medical report, which will be for
warded very soon" The funeral will take
place with the usual romp and honors, and
the remains will be placed in the mauso
lcum Of the Sultan Mahmoud.
The Ncruh DAILY says: \ prominent
lawyer recently gave the following dclini-
ton of the law: 1t is simply am effort to
shift the responsibility of the decision The
jury of laymem. beioggcd by the plcadngs.
make up their verdict with the understand
ing that if there is anything wrong about
it, the Supreme Court, composed OF law
yers, will make it all right. The Supreme
Court settle it according to law, with the
understanding that the laymcn of the
Court OF Appeals will adjust the cauityl
The Court Of Errors order new trial, and
it comes back to where it started. and
begins with the iury of laymcn. 1t i,
simply mill that goes round and rotIno
ami grinds up the property of fools.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07
Maryland & Delaware II. r.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after THURSDAY, June 1St. 1876 trains will
run daily as follows. sunday excepted:
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07
JUNCTION g. BREAKWATER,
= BREAKWATER & FRANKFORT,
- AND WORCESTER RAILROADS
N CONNECTION WITH TIE
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TINE.

on and after MONDAY, May Nth, 1s76 the trains
will be run aS follows, daily except sundays
LrNCFInN & BEEAkM ATEK p Z.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore R. R.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after MONDAY, May Sth. 1876 SUNDAY cx-
rc,' / trains will leave as follows:
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07
Centennial Visitors
PHIL LADELPHIA

Can have Good Lodging at No. 22S South
I'd Street.
William FaISon intends furnishing good rooms
feet by Il icCt--cach room having window giving
GOOD lght and air.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07

JAKE THOMPSON IN WAsHINGToN.-Hon
Jacob Thompson, Of Miss, Secretary of the
Interior under the Buchanan adnninistra-
ton, is in Washington for the purpose of
confronting Secretary of the Interior
Chandler about recently published state
ment that Chandler had said that he
(Thompson) ought to be impeached for
stealing 100000 of Indian trust fund bonds
in 1860 and 1861. Mr. Thompson has
addressed a letter to Mr.. Chandler to the
effect that he is tired Of being classed with
rogues, and declaring his readiness for in
vestigation or impeachment, although he
claims that he has been once exonerated.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07
FOR RENT.

\ THREE-STORY BRICK STORE HOUSE ASp
DWELLING on Commerce Street, lately occupied by
William T. Farrell decd. +. J. COLT,
May 10th lsI6. Administrator.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-07
FOR SALE.

] Pair Second Hand Upset Wheels. complete
NH ST Apply t. NM t. COLLIN
, 1876-04-27

mlts With him. ghs demonstrated by giving
him good cufing. 1t tho cad Of which aho re.
sirod In state oi towering Indignation. Ho II
once once. mounted table, and. Altar aosshlnR hla
hn called upon hor To witncsa how brave man
could DIG. Thon. drawing small revolver, ha
placed bis loft hand over BITS loft ear and blaxcd
left hand. and then he wound up with 1 "tiger"
fitted st random. His hrnt shot ia SONS upA6-
conntabio way failed to do any sesious dam
ago, tho blast spIritfng aHhy fow of his
wAY undor lie skin Of the est. hodicAl sttsnd-
ancs was at once summoned, and tho bultet
easily extracted. jacobs insanity Ia caused By
too tnucI, drink, which he imbibes from baf
At the Of his ahop. and It Ia supposed thss
tho fot.gut Of his own saloon prompted the At
tempt al suicide. His wifo thinks aorsously Of
giving him good sound boating to end up
With, and then turu him over to the county
nuthprftfea
, 1876-04-27
FOREtCN.
ucartrendinE Incidents Attcnd-
Ing tho Burning Of tho
IfOucn Thontre.
q Woman Suffrage Bill Defeated in
tho English Commons.
Debate on the Imperial Railway Bill In
the Prussfan House Of
Deputies.
FRANCE.

FHANtEt
TIE ALnEhtAN 1NsuAnIcT1oy.
Al1fERa, April 2G.-The inRurgcnta sro sur.
rounded By French troops and must surrender.
THE RoEEN FORCE,
t,oSpo~, April 2G.--ko far eight corpses have
beon removed from the Eutna of the Thoatro
des Arts. burned It Roucn ltst night. Abont
aovonty-flve peEHonB wero In the theatre when
the fire broke out, hut tho exact number OF VIC
TINS is not yet ascsrteiuod. .
LONDON. April 27.-A paria correspondent
savB the fro IN the Theatre Des Arta, IN ftousu,
broke out whilo tho actors Wnra dressing for tho
performance aud WIS dlAcoverc1 before
tho public were admitted. Tho ihinca
apead rapidly, Tho outlets IF tn
building xoro ~ narrusy that tbs hft .ot 1."iie
bers of the chorus and supotnur"IAfIc1 1aa ri.
Gfi. aud the poor ;,eopc oru*dcl IT." .lI4ow=,
many icaplnR from tllsm upon tho bedding piled
b"low BY the Inhabitants. Ono CHORUS,
AiuPnr wan vlH1b1e for an hpur IL
an upper window, te.utd rHach Of help. -Four
soldiers wero killed and fourteen wouDded In
cndcayoriug to save lives. About tiftv persona
wero badly Injured. Il leading Hingos, Mmu.
Izy-, entcied tic burning building III acascl OF
i!cr husband, and peristed III tie t]anles.
Tho Times dispatch from Paris sara the
th"atr0 at llonen continued to burl until noon
Yesterday. Tho fire WAS CAUSED by gas Jet iE
hitting a curtain. In addition to tile victims
nsoAe bodies have already been founl. foui
persons died in hospital and four soldiers arc
missing. Twelve houses adjacent wero destroy
Cd. The total loss Ia estimated at e40U, 600.
, 1876-04-27
IOWA ITEM,

IOWA ITEM.
Special Dtsp1teh to Tho Chfedgo Tribune.
Iowa CirY, H., April 2G.-scveral years ago
railroad company Was organized, called the lows
Northern Central Railroad Company, to oou-
stsuot railroad from Ecokuk vim Washington
and Iowa City to Ut. Paul. Tho grading Was
mostly done, and considerable bridgo-work aoosi
aftes but for aome reason unknown tho troa was
not forthcoming. aud thus tho moucy i!.vcstsd
in tho road-bod, oto., has laid for
years unproductivc. year or SO
sinco company was orgauizod to buid road
from St, Louis to Keokuk on tho west side OF
tho Misaseippi river. That road ia now noarlJ
completed, and Tho Company arc now mailing
oyorturca for the old Iowa Northorn Contra!
% tinuo tloir roa1, called tic St. Louis. Eookuk Il
Northwestern, to this city the present aoason.
Some Of tho Northern Ceutfal Company sro
members Of tho s.. Louia i Kooknk Company.
,yl,ici, adds to tho hope that Iowa City will BOON
bhy0 another tAilrQa4.
, 1876-04-27
OTHER STATE CONVENTIONS.
m,,r Nvpv yorT rE1fhcHATa

TIE NE" 2onh 0IHVotsA3n'
Urea. N, X, April 2g.-Tho Democratic Btate
nonysntton met today. with Senator john @.
Jacobs Temporary Chairman.
49,, = o,ooch hv tha tamnornrv Chairman.
a'tcs npo1t" ~ NV ...s ,,.,,,..,,
and Otlor preliminary ptHlncss, WV ooAFsAtsoa
look n rncnaa I'LL n. cInak.
~. corvontioo took = reoees Till n, u,.. ths
Committee on Credentials not being ready to TO
nort
Fo.A ,-,.. ...,,.n,.
bled 1t J;ls, but took another rpceas until p. m.
Ths t.nnrantton reasxan,hfed ut 1:45 Tho Commit
, 1876-04-27


COPENHAGEN, April 26.-Tho election tor tho
Lower House OF the R1gsdng resulted In ths
election Of Beyopty-foue opponents Of the Cor
e1n1uent's National DoteuHcs bill. an Opposition
majority Of 4G. Tbs House was recout!Y dis.
solYed because thoro wAa 8 majority Of t8
against tue n,easuso. Among ita defeated sup
porto1s arc Klein. lately Munster Of JustoS.
hul Count uolstcIn do Holstoinberg, late Presl-
dent Of the Council. The loaders Of the oppo-
sltion are all oloctod aud tho country 10 greatly
excited. 4 fresh dissolution OF the Folksthlug
is inevitable.
, 1876-04-27
and hert's our hlnd." Neaponss by Bsephen =.


4. " Ami al, 1s7a In Rockford Tha d4y and its
Dotn8a.i Hssponsa BY r. u. itIll, Of Madiaon. Wia.
Z. Thn Daughters Of Rebccca: With willing
tnInts, hearts, sud destesnus hands, sser ready
to reloee With "a q pro.Iety suecor ue in aays,s. r.
this" Respnnss by 9en. J. Q. smith, Of Chlcagn..
o. "Ths Cosmopolitan Character Of Our Order !:
I1era men Of every nation. Tongue, and cree meet -
brethren Of our family" Isesponsa ~ Brother F.
Bross, of Cairo, Ill.
o. dOur Hister Jnr1adiettona: Actnstcd by : noble
imrutte they too, bearing aost tho banner Of Odd
Fellowship and bringing sleavcx far the general fe
Jn!cps." 1teaponso by brother J. II. Vlvlsnac, Of
Mineral Point. Wis.
10, "The Grand Encarpmcnt, and ths f'rhortn1ts
Ehcnrnpmenss Their rela.innrhip 70 Odd.Tci!ovshp
gen:tay.r ItcApon4e BY J. Kro1n, Of Frec,rt, III.
II. The Grand Loige q 1i!noIs: 1io!d!us IN lts
IT. tcztat!on, and fortunate IN tho selection of IL
nticcts" 1so*ponao by brother ]. II. Uberl,, u. ".
u. H., of Cairo, III.
II, "'ric Hrail I1pdge Of tho United BsAtns: it,
past and present" leaonno by Judgo J. q. lIogrrs,
Of ChtcaJt, Ill.
This culn,na,Ion of ths proceedings wsa \ grand
concert At fInra Iall aud laIl Ut Browns ria. Tho
Land Of Chicago.
No less than scvcn banda werc tn attendance.
, 1876-04-27

FAILURE.
LONDON, April 26.-EugenIo Lopez, merchant
In Broad street, T. G., has failed. Hls liabilities
are I50,0o0. ..-
WOMAN SUFFRAGE,
LoSDoS, April 26.-In tho House OF Commons
tho bill for removing tho electoral disabilities OF
women was rejected-a30 agatnst l52. Jacob
Bright, Henry Fawcett, Forsyth, and other we'll
known LibcralB supported tho measure. John
bright, however, strongly oppoeed tho otit IN
the interest of tho wosnon themselves, "a tie
principle of the bill was uutenRbl0 aud WAS con-
tradictod By untvcrasl experience.
AAGTIc VOYAGE.
LONDON, April 27-3 =. n.---Tlo Arctic steamer
Pandora will sail May 25 OH VOYAGE to the
North.
, 1876-04-27

Special D1spateh to Thu Chicago Tribune.
srnlsaNELp. ILL.,, April 2o.-fn tho United
States Court today, Green u. naum and john
". Mitchell filed petition as Stockholders and
creditors against tho Cairo i Vincounos HALL
road Company aud Joseph Droxel and char'en
E. Tracy. Truatsoa and tho Roceiyos OF
prexel. Morgan l. Co., for an injunction.
Tie iu1unction was denlod. md dofondants
ruled 10 auswor by May il, next. Tho pro-
ceeding is to recover eco 600 paid III slretio. on
an appeal bond OF tho Company givon to Dodge,
Lord Il Co., contraotorA Rnum aud Mitchell
wero Directors. and Raum WAS attorney ut tho
time, md the bond protected tho roliuR-stuck
from levy and eale. Tho principal stockholdcr
promised to pay tho claim, but, fa!ling to do 30,
haum and Mitchell wore obliged to do 80, and
rnn Anek rcliDf.
, 1876-04-27
THE END ONT.

Sptefat Dttpateh to Tas CAkaos Tribune.
MNsElo41s, Mlun., April 2S.-Tbe newsPA-
psr difficulty, oyes which thers has boon sslz-
ures, indignation ncottngs sto-, has boon aes-
tod. Tho Pio,eer-Iress and Tribune will bo
consolidated ~ ut t,rst proposed, tho Company
Kuaranteeing TO tho citizons tho right OF pur-
Chasing tua telsgraplio franchise. oto., At =
etipu,eted price 1t The end Ut five 1nonths. Or
bofo1e tho expiration Of two .Joara, provided
Of ths oousoiidAled paper toward lhls CITY.
, 1876-04-27

RECALL OF TIE GOVERNOR DEMANDED.
LONDON, April 2G.-A deputatson of lhs West
India Committee waited on Lord Carnafvou, and
Urged tho recall Of Gov. 1lcnnessey from Untba-
does. Lord CaruaEyon replied that 10 such
sctjop could bo taken without oridonca He
pointed to Intelligence which ahowed that Gov.
lIennessey lad nAnifeBted disposition to
moot tho ditlicultios boldly. The delegation
might fost assured that no pa!ns would be
spLrcd to ASCERTAIN the roal facss aud restore
TRANQUILITY,