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EILMNIGTON MARKETS.
RAILROADS.
|ApELpHIA, WILMINGTON 4
f,TIMORE RAIL ROAD.

|ADELPHIA, WILMINGTON &
LTIM0RE RAIL ROAD. .r
NOVEMBER 9th, 1876.
| will leave Wilmington as follows
helphia and Intermediate Stations,
/, S.OO, 9.j2, 1915 a. In. $50, 4.30, 40,
h.
| and New York, 2.O2a. m. 12.14, 12.40,
Ia.
bore and Intermediate Stations,
a. m.
hore and Washington, 1882, 1.55,
!. l2.@, l.!G, $40 p. m.
for Delaware Divisian, leave for:
Castle, 500, 60. 9.35, a. IN. 1.30, $50,
. ing and Intermediate Stations, 500,
,GA P. m.
y and Intermediate Stations, 500,
sunday TRAINS.
belphia and Intermediate Stations,
b. 800. $50, p. m.
telphia and New York, 2.02 a. m.
hOre and Washington, 1882, 1.55 am.
#hrther information passengers are
to the time tables posted at the
H. +. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
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PRAYER MEETINGs.-The regular
weekly prayer meeting of the Young
in their rooms, 837 Market street, this
evening at 7:30 O'Clock. All persons are
cordially invited to attend.
The union meeting will be held as
usual tomorrow at the Holly Tree Inn at
8 o'clock, under the auspices of the Y. NJ /.
G.
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DEATHS.

REYNOLDS-In this city, on the I'd inst
William Reynolds, in the 40th year of his
age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully
residence, No. 832 Market street, on Mon.
day. March 9th, at II o'clock, a. m. Inter-
ment In the Presbyterian church yard OF
Christiana.
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STOLEN This morning, Daniel B.
Perkins farmer livingiB Brandy wine
Hundred had basket containing nine
dozen Of eggs sto len from his wagon
in the King street market. .f''s
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SALE OF CATTLE

ioH, i'oSHS'SfsiSe,s Sas3e %, VIII Sell ., Dn,,,,.
OfOugh' Chester { ounty
! MONDAY; s;.'..4 MARCH. la. 1877,
Y FIFTY HEAD O. or c,,u.
And .F1resh Re, and spnnrers So"S'
and Lambs. SHEEP, and a number n,
+ y y =: Sie4ols. Auet'r' IT, & BAILEY
l. KENT q CO., fe0aSt'
E, "c'urer's Agents for
RlEEL, IRON,
HApnv, STEEL, ~
By The GsrA.slH GIOAcH MArER1AAIGw' EnAI WARE
United Stat,essn S, and best assorted sidSs n 1ne
AM "D M s@ sH1pLEY AMI on
'A 0NASeE STREET. Asp 20
WILMINGTON, DEL.
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FIRST EDITION.!
Local Matters.

SoLD.-The house in Orange street
above Seveath, advertised by, P. Herd
man, to be sold this morning, was KNOCK
ed of to Albert Thatcher, for slI45
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, March 3, l A. M.
PROBABILITIES. =.

For the lower lakes, Middle. and
Eastern States southeast to southwest
winds, stationary or higher tempera-
ture, falling. followed by rising baro-
meter, cloudy weather, with rain or
snow, partly clearing away at sol uthern
stations.
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.,.i and Co','aer~i"i.

lr,nslseTos, Dell ',SrnIshsJ Marsha lS7i sv n
STOCK 9o'' 9N N. 4. Cor. 4th and Mar
|ns0WR b Wilmington, Del, at l =. M. to-
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CARD.

The undersigned successor to and part
ner in the late firm of E. B'inghurst e Co.,
holesale and Retail Druggists, will con-
tinue the business at the old stand, and
while returning his sincere thanks that the
previous efforts of the firm have met with
such gratifying appreciation, will, with the
aid of full corps of competent and skill
full assistants, who have had a practical
training in this establishment in their ex-
perience respectively, of from five to ten
years each, and three of whom are Grodu-
ates OF the Philaoelphid College of Pharmacy,
endeavor by faithful and careful attention
o the highly responsible duties of the
Apothecary in his manifold dealings with
life and health, to merit and receive the lib
eral patronage solong extended to this house
Y. JAMES BELT, Apothecary,
c5-tf Cor. Sixth and Market Streets.
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FoIithe R.,h
!, SllCAL FARMER HOTFI

5mlles sh@rnAPELPnIA @rnrA DEL, PIKE,
|hAuGHEY, wilmington. n.
wing taken n r PROPRIETOR.
BalS ny 4 friends AND dlfsaSse, sSe DnSY SEould in
Sc sis c1SSsG9%E%odaStfio S9E oinavsers Sba And give
Ilshed in The The viii VIII be remodele%d % and "a
||slyycompare witbb iatbbIlng, when il viii % fa
mead ~ Of horS.eSl h. lor the accommodsedt1Ioooo sd1oo
III ~, The pablic, an and ample 'iSn room for
give me a call CALI are respectfully invif
Bile feb24.3fnd
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Mr.. G. T. Poulsen, formerly Of Will
mington, died in Philadelphia, of para
lysis, last Saturday. He was 4 prin-
ter and served as soldier in the 4th.
Del Regiment ia the late war. Age 80.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

TEMPERANCE MEETING-The Union
Temperance meeting will be held Sunday
at $3.50 p: M, in McClary Building, second
floor. Entrance No. COS Market street.
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NOTICES.
|E CREAT DlScQYERYI

tKUNKLE'S BITTER WINE OF
for the cure Of weak stomach, gene
ility, indigestion, disease of the ner-
gstem, constipation, acidity OF the
Z and all cases requiring q tonic.
lne includes the most agreeable and
salt OF iron We possess Citrate
netic Oxide, combined with the most
lc OF vegetable tonics-Yellow :. cru
Dirk. - 70"
,iiect IN many cases Of debility, loss
ftlte, and general prostration, of an
saltol iron combined with our val
Ferve, is most happy. It auements
Eetite, raises the pulse takes off mns
ho1lhess, removes the pallor of de-
thu gives horid viger 10 the coun-
pu want something to strengthen
~ you want a good appetite? I? 10 Won
puilo up your constitution? DO Won
ieel wei Do You want 10 pei rid
pusneSs? Do you want enereyS no n
~ 10 sleep well ? Do You wani briS,, G
. oroIs 3 feelings? II you do. trv v
uly valuable tonic has been co tbor
tested by all classes of the con, r.oi -, >,
at 1t is now 8eemed indisnen nsn 0,iiin Nm u
b1nod bl1hedicine. ce 1t costs but little, pnrI' Il
oiooa and gives tone TO theston1 acb %
60 sne system and prolongs life
3pniy priy ASK a trlal Of this valuable
koIa siee p 81 per bottle. f. F. kim
oie proprietor, Philadelphia Do
VI druggist for Kunkel,s Bitter W;no Sm
dhu laRe no other maka Snil"I,io INC
Of them. counterfeit, so
Tape Worm.
.les' s psleinn selaoved dl with purely vegetable
uhlll the head passes 11d ra aliVe..
EEso..!GanlISStreated. Eo.a Or. f. F KTNpdn re ana
oOIm Ninth ST., hiladelnhfioS ShEL,
eors !, ssat, Pin and Stomach i1 Wo1a- Al :
EOpNq 0ssq' c,k ASK your druggist for "2inis Rnn
N cjTcrisY.R CTS SYRUP. Price 81 per ' botiis NJ fS
Hov1d&wlm
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Tape Worm.
"h"tnlous Cure forso,,.

>uHt tOE 4 OEL 4
BIZ corni oiGmSdy cay, Of great popularity for
L. DhlNGHURsT q CO..
,, U.ner r Sixth and Market SIS. SIS.
! ~, fine Nail Scissor, '
3, n Sa,l' ,Gl'EEailYght, EiYght Nail Brushes uon,
\ Z. >.ail brushes, etc, for
corner Sixth and MapkeStV ri SV;,, 81
p. Fo'lthe Bath.
ei6 Seags' Soaps' 'Bash In tn, Towels, Bath sponpes
bry FriIcti.araa fti.raPs, Brushes, DC or m,so horso
+ Of The Tn same Gloves, 10 and many u1e9 otbe1
Cornserh , nserhsIiNGHURsT & CO..
fIr1 fI11--e- - .2l4ln and Market Sis
, 1877-08-06

L0vATx AND lLKvNA.
BUCHAREST, Aug. ga turkish division from
Loyatz has occupied Seivi unopposcd. Tho
Turks OF Plcyua 4aYc received reinforcement
OF 1900 AlbanEan cavalry. The Russian forccs
are between Sclyi and Titnosa, holding strong
defensive positions. Gen. Uourka is charged
with the duty Of projecting the southern out
lcts Of the balkan Passes.
TINE NEKDRn.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-Tho Tia,es' correspondent
before rlcvna, ~5iting under date Of Aug. 3,
says It Il hardly prohahls any rcacwal of the
attack will 10 made for The next tcn days. - thu
Russiaus need timu to bring up relufoEcc1netlts.
PRESENT slTuATloN.
LONDON, Aug. h-'Tle 71ases' correspondent,
who lcft tho Russian camp before plevua Thurs
day, says tho Russian adrance-guasl is within
six miles os P!evaa. The main body c.
cuple4 strung position nine mica fur
ther cast ou range OF hills runnlnR near
ly north aud south 6troaR rclntorr1mcnts
have already reached Gen. Kruedeaes's corps.
which u able to resist any offensive movement
Of Osinan Pasha, should ono 10 attempted.
which Is nut very probable. Tue Russians have
suffered disastrous check, but that Is Ill.
THE 0AxAT ADVANTAGE or Tu4 TURKS.
vienna, Aug. 5.-sEategically thu nost in,-
portant news from tho saat Ut wsE IL the occu.
patton Of S+avI. This exposes Nruova aud tho
passes. Cen GourkA's cosps Ia said to be short
OF provisions aud ammunition. Rustchuk ID 10
longer invested from tho land side, and copmu-
n!catlon with 6hunla xn opened yesterday.
Gen. Goufka i,aA sent word to Tlrnoga that bis
forces are too scattered 10 protect the Christians
In various placea against the cestAuty Of iuaasa'
Gre. Mehgmet All has appointed Rasehid Pnla
Chief Of ARTILLERY, aud Blum Pasha Commander
Of Ytaa. Both 40 Psuas!aus. s,Aslmau
, 1877-08-06

PROPOSALS.. ......
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERI0R,

Dgytcx ~ Isr1AN ArvAsuA}
ss.1.a n,orass,s Intnrsri Fromtss fur H,ur
,Tn It'd *. thn csso ntaY bcf anj directed ia tllo
1iMvne. u II IL E. A. hiutix CIV H., VIII b., rr.
fnSnn mill ii IL, ii Wetnestny Aus. H. iH7}, iof
r.eo s,isx ctY. 81 iaui Or Yanktop. liz foliorsaV
~ s,nIirs ri for III fn,iian seryjcc. Viii
III iii ;"nmths ~ ~: Firm
t'rr" ~ ~ ~ 1HM% i1,%sn%s - ,ssscsst
aiis1 pu1ds Of Iii.
vi IN Wntn,;a ~ s,iv,r
Asn ~ ntirr s+ticIes eons1s.tnv cf rsr1en
.ers IN .nii X tnunIina hsrTssr ttasiunrry fatn
inv ls nismrnf1 tntIns Of transuDytxtipt wuoi nay
IL: efE Ilsfs Ut = Xhrh ian be hsI III xpptrstou 10
T.. Ii. klngsisY. hi f:jlntGn. .ulars. Now forE Maf
iiuRhec hinTx INV Fsni IT. IL Wish EteSrnno
cspt. cnsrSes Mcclure. III. rsaa IsI john Y. lisT.
FIJI t1maha mi tHr jndi.n ar ilai.sa "'' see" - "
Tile bds Vii 10 oIened II thc presence OF the pur-
chastnv cptnTittlea 81 Ihc DusrI III inIxn Commits
suncrs ana r. III ,,ul,iw tsnntnu a. ihH hor afs,Yn
nanlsi. Hiauers ire iavflru to 10 ri ssnt
ERch ht ust ri.a ill., az iii nars1rs
In of parties 10 II! sa mil harn conY ii ths siyrr.
tsrlnent attseased NJ bids viii be tuh1dpscd 1ruin
t,,rnttfrts sns hffIA
, 1877-08-06
IN RE PLEVNA.
Remarkable Success Of the
Recent Turkish Ac~
ton in Distress.
The Russians Abandon Their
Complete Investment
of Rustc(lnk.
Communication with Shumla
Established by the Be-
leaguered Turks.
Tirnova Disastrously Exposed by
the Recent Advances Of the
Pashas.
Rcappcaranco of the Able
Sunday Summary Alb
sent Temporarily.
The Force Of Mukhtar Pasha
in Asia Minor Greatly
Weakened.
His Armies Decirnated to
Reinforce Mehena-
ct Ali.
The Diplomats at Constantinop}e
Greatly Concerned Over
0raece's Armament.
Austria Rapidly Mobtlfzing m
Army Of 10000 Soldiers.
The tEmpcror Alexander Asks Lead
ing Question Of Austria.
r,v-, r41rrr mr.
His Armies Decirnated to
Reinforce Mehen-
ct Ali.
The Diplomats at Constanttnop'e
Greatly Concerned Over
0raece's Armament.
Austria Rapidly Nrobtlizing m
Army Of 10000 Soldiers.
The tEmpcror Alexander Asks d Lead
ing Question Of Austria.
THE OUTLOOK.

NxtAEs'oAAAt
my Ca6fe 10 7ns Chtcdao 7fs6unt.1
LosDoN OFFICE OF THE CH1cAoo TA1BuSE,
SALISBURY STREET, ". G., Aug. 5-4 n. 11i.-
There ore many r,l,nosa Oh 10 what the 1sus-
sinus arc doing, aud mean to 10, In order to
retriovo t]auir position. All these, however, are
yagne, and seem to have very slender foun.
dation. The report Tint pIovns had been
.ccaptnrcd is contradicted. Tho condition
Of tho Inssinn army after tho battle RON
dcred All immediate renowal OF tho battle
OUT OF TILE QUESTION.
Reinforcemonts aro necessary, and tho
Russians aro showing great ennrgy In nend-
ing these forward, Tho Grand Duke Mich
olaa is now with tho defeated army. Tie
mysterious force which las bccn moving
about the Dobru:lscha, without giving much
sign Of nctiyity, l,as been ortaorcd to proceed
TO 6istovn, aud
THE WHOLE IMPERIAL. GUARD
has been directed to go to tho sent Of
war, though somo time nuBt eaapso heforo
it eau arrive. Everything indicates that Tho
NusSinn commanders hayo a thorough aps
probation Of tho importance Of the lato d.
feat, and tho necessity Of reversing the POSI-
ton al soou as It can DO done. 0sman
pashaH situation, II bo remains whero ho is
intact, is Of itsolf
4 SUFFICIENT MENACE,
and must draw down upon him o most scri.
rious onslaught before ,nany days. How far
he can count npon rcsorvcs doe. not appear,
but The troops said to be moving south from
Wildin aud Sofia will probably bo diverted
to reinforce him.
News from friend and foo aliko indicates
that tho Russians will bc obliged to ooucen.
tfato
BETWEEN TIE JANTHA AND THE os1NA.
Already the Wldtin army Ia within twenty
miles Of the sistova bridgel,ead, for the River
0sina, which entors tho Danube aboye Nix
opolis, makes great bond to the eastward
before 1t turns west, aud the point Of pas
aaga at 1aulgareni Ia only twenty miles from
THE uUestAN ARK or SAFETY.
The Twelfth Corps, whether pressed or
not by hlebemet All, cannot remain in
bivouao before Rustuhuk, but must march
to t11e support Of it's beaten oomrades.
Fighting has been renewed
IN ABIA MINoR.
tho Russians thsro having received large id.
ditions during tho last few weeks. Tho
Turkish positions near KarH have been at-
tackled, and fighting las boon going on since
Monday, but no decisive succcBs haa been
gained by either side.
, 1877-08-06
POLITICAL.

HDFf78s 7H91E8FN 70 7N1 3V1RN*s
pANvtLLE, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-The Republican
County ccntral Committee nlet It the Opera
fiou.e IN this city to-l4y. aud cal!ed County
Delegate Convention to meet iu this city on
Sept. 10 for the purpose Of uosainating caudi-
dates for county Offices. Tho following Aso tho
number Of ,aelc9aics allowed to eash Township:
Dauytlle, eleven; Catltu, Carroll, Vance, Middle
fork, Butler, Blount, Pilot, and Newell. tbsce
eaeh; Elwootj, hys; lakewood, four; sidelf,
two; Georgetoxu, four; Graat, fouri aud lkoss,
four.
, 1877-08-06

VERT IMPORTANT, lS TRux.
LONDON, Aug "a DcEla correspondent
te'cgraphs that, In consequence of the defeat
at rlcYna, tho Cxar has asked the Emperor Of
Austria to Withdraw his former ptotese against
the Russians entering SerYta, and, conjolutly
with tho ser7laas, operating Oh the left dank Of
tho Turks.
AusrHo-uuA0ARY,
Pxsrn, Aug. o,-Ptnaurial arrangements for
mobilization arc being completed. Tue mobl.t-
xstiou ot a0 00 men will take place tn few days.
PERSONAL.
A Berlin dispatch announces that Col. Green,
United States military sttachc, has asstfed Ut
tbs lkusslan headquarters.
DENIAL.
NEW YoRK, Aug. h-The Turkish Minister
las received from ConstQntinoplc an official dis
patch denying tho report that the Russian
wounded were killed ou tho battlefield Ut
PleYut.
Coss1Axr1sorLs, Aug. h-:Thc Greek Minis
ter here ha. declared that Greece intends to OBJ
scsye The stipulAttops Of cxssting treaties. Nev-
thclcss, tho diplomatic body here Is greatly con-
cesped about the Gscek armament, aud consd-
cts thu Minister'S declaration u Insufficient IN
the fAce Ut such preparations.
LOOK OUT 1oR Riorl
CoasrAhrlaoRLR, Aug. 6.-Au Imperial do
esve hsa heea issued deszeasing the salaEtes of
, 1877-08-06


rnatlc public the following intelligence: "Thc
1,,tt.,sn. horc hem ,4,mn,etclv defeated at
Ycut.saotra with considerable loss. Including
two runs on1 largo quantity Of baggage anil
enufn,nenta. They ned in disorder to Ka!n-
,oenhoxa pnt.. wi,tcl, Is t,cct,ptcl by sulcfnan
posha. vim n,,r.ucl them tbttl,cr."
Aa.t:axp roNrooN nnrD1H,
n. stmnitza, ia nearly completed. mud Will bc
really for nae IN few days. Tie okl bridge Is
tttfl in rood order,
TIE SUNDAY St1 MhiA
1T rAoAN ruTs IN wELcoHH AffKAhAScE.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-'Fho FIRST movement " the
r..i .,xo.,,. ,o,rr,n1 mt that n1nn rf
campaign heretofore forcst'ado~ca rs 'ne one
likely +" t'e scIcetetl naS fesute" lug u'sas1eF
of Plcvna. lhc purpose ol @no i'ass.an uen'
cra1s obviously ~ns 10 "''cs' aionnn t"g" s'sht
and left minEs TO line pafal1et VIII tne ba'kana
taking I'FnoSa % pivot. anu thua io1eo
osman pasha anu Mehefnet AZ. oaeS across 1nc
mountains On Their respective hnes ol retreat:
This ace"npl'shea' ana osma" tas4a M"
aiene''.. a.! pS1. 49, r.'.h, ....t.,.
, 1877-08-06

PARIS, Aug. 5.-It appcsrs certain that an
a,nicabte ayTaugcmeut, At least oatwat1Iy, l!as
been effected between tho heretofore ol,puscl
SECTIONS Of the Impcrtaitst party, tho adser-
saEies Of Rouher haytny submitted to hls COLI
troll ami direction Of aH,'rs for tho pfcaent.
, 1877-08-06
EGYPT.


ALEXANDRIA, Aug. h-Tha convention be-
tween England aud Egyot for the suppression
ol tho slave trade has been siE1ed.
, 1877-08-06
Public Notice,

AT 1Iatei.keepcrH, Isn4tauratrurp, o. other parties
Nho harn turnialrt meals to tet1ans employed
On hchs!t q thu ctIy of Ch'ca9o during Inc
estn % Tt:sr9 ssoi tEet, II cte; S9Ss:
IN IMltRE DAYS from this dstei and notice Il
hereby 1t.rn That the !h4Moncc Of tcEGts ore for
eartIiurd. i. a. FARWELi. i'otnntfulirt.
Chitsgo, Aux: 4, ia77. ltoom ). City ltaiI.
, 1877-08-06
CHANT.

IN 1xsPRCTa THK ORIGINAL or THR THEATRE"
CURTAIN.
PAI1AxxA. on Lago Magglore, Aug. 5.-Gsaat
arrived hesa to-lay. llc will leave Tomorrow
Tor Lake Como. stopping at Bcllaglo.
, 1877-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS
GlQCe d GGueral Superintendent Of Police,


were printed ii tho nrit edition Of the M1psuu.
uEn HOLIDAY MEMBERS Ut bcrihncr'e Monthly
ltl 81. Nic1.oiaa. Yet tho supply was almost
Exhausted OH thu alay of Issue. T!lu Rostv'4
FraHscri,f, in speaking Ut this number OF Scrtb-
neT, says: "Ht. lht sHosf ba1ut!f.A tsz.e Of fhis
hand..tne periodical ee hare tsrf zen. IT graH-
JvinN IL ut the st4ss. to eheh periodical eau rea-
so;ta5!V adn,taistsr.f
The New York herald., 1877-10-13
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON Oct. IL, 1877.
THE spEAKrRsHIP-MR. EANDALLs CHANCES
GREATLY TRENGTHENED--DETAIL OF HIS
VOTE ON THE FIRST BAILoT-THE MINOR
oFFICEs
The spcakership is virtually decided by the further
nghening tonight OF the chances Of Mr. Randall
with the approach OF the hour for the caucus and fur
ther arrivals OF Congressman the tally Of the Randall
list has grown proportions which prcsage his nomi-
nation at later than tho second ballot Further
more with the withdrawal OF such minor candidates
as Mr. Blackburn number OF new men have gone
over TO Mr.. Randall. In fact the gentleman from
Pennsylvania the second choice of ovor cne-ha OF
those who are supporting his present several rivals
The nrst ballot for Mr. Randall will, IL Is believed
by some OF his friends, develop distribution OF his
support at not less than the following figures by
The New York herald., 1877-10-13
BONDHOLDERS' MEETING.
THE CINCINNATI, sANDUsKY AND CLEVELAND
RAILROAD.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BT TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Boston, Mass, Oct II, 1877.
At meeting to-day Of the second mortgage bond
holders Of The Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland
Railroad Mr.. John S. Farlow, who represents them as
receiver, made an explanation the AFFAIRS of the
bondh oders Including history OF the several rail-
roads embraced in the property of the corporation.
~ said he had urget the trustees to go out and
examine tne road and property, and tho trustees,
together with several Of the largest bond
holders have promised to do He desired
them to acquaint themselves with the situation. in
order to induce other bondholders TO help them.
Notwithstanding the facts that seven-eghts OF the
bonds OF the Cincinnati Sandusky and Glove
land Railroad were held Boston and VIZ
cinty, there most lamentable ignorance
IN regard 10 the property, which was more valuable
than they had any idea OF. Tho mortgages which
they were then considering amounted TO 81, 100 000
Under the capitalization scncme the 1rst mort
gage bondholders cut of the coupons from
their seven pcr cent bonds, and accepted
new new, issue OF SIX per cent bonds running
until the year 1900. The second mortgage bondhold-
ers rclinquished sixty per their claims and
back coupons and accepted therefor forty per cent
preferred stock. The foatng debt OF the company
now amounts $40o 900, TO the payment OF which
they have all the real estate when they recovered
from Sloan. Had 1t not been for the on the
property by the gross pcrverson Of the law the hard
times would have been tded over Mr. FarIow said
that above all things he wsud advise the
TO avoid utnation Ho ict conGdent tbat Inc bond
holders would be able TO every dollar OF their
property aud restore tho road to tito sockholder All
the charges OF Mr. Sloan were pronounced false
MI John NJ. Barnord submitted the proposition
mado by the Columbus interest and a committee OF
inc bondholders They will fund their claims in a
ten or twenty years interest bearing scrip with six
successive coupons TO fund all OF rent due tho
columbus road in scrip OF the ISSUE and TO ac-
cep twenty-five per cent Of the gross receipts OF the
columbus road rental for tho three years,
commencing at tho date OF the FIRST
FUNDED coupon The committee suggest to tho
bondhodcrs that every alternate coupon Ior six years
commencing with the ono due Juuo, 1917, shall be
FUNDED IN twenty years interest bearing scrip that
date that the present lease OF Columbus road bo
abrogated, and anew ono made SIX years from
June loT5 ut twenty-five per OF gross earnings:
that the back due tue Columbus road 10 June L
1877, DO assumed at s5o0o0 and funded IN tho same
scrip the coupoDa
The New York herald., 1877-10-13
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON Oct. r. 1877.
THE ESTIMATE OF DEFICIENCIES TO BE TRANS
MIrrED TO CONGRESS-.
The Cabinet session to-day was devoted mainly to
tho consideration and nnal determination Of est-
mates to bo transmitted to Congress with the Pres
deuts Message next week OF the amounts Of the def
cheney appropr atoms that Will be required fN the
support OF the various branches OF tho public
during the current fiscal year. II Is understood that
the Message will DO confined almost, II not quite.
entirely 10 a statement OF these amounts aud the
causes of tho deficiencies In addition tho amounts
required the army there will bc about so, 0O0 600
estimated for tho navy and $780, 900 for expenditure
under the Department OF Justice. There will also bo
sundry small items for official postage stamps and for
temporary repairs OF the Patent ONCE.
ASSAULT UPON Ex-sECRErAEY DELANo by
JUDGE WRIGHT, OF INDrANA-cAUsEs OF THE
TROUBLE.
Judge Wright, of indiana assaulted the Hon. Column
bus Deano this morning in the street with stick, In
nictng serious wounds upon his head. He was con-
veycd 70 the residence OF his son.n-aw, Mr.. Ames.
Judge Wright had grievance against Mr.. Delano
arising out OF a question OF Indian claims.
The difficulty occurred on Fifteenth street, just op-
posite The Treasury Department. the ex-Secretary be-
ing in company with Mr.. W. II. Smith, formerly
Solicitor OF the Internal Revenue Department. Judge
Wright stopped the cx-Sccrctary with the remark
"You damned old falsincr, you wouldn't DO believed
under oath; everybody knows It and you know u.
You cheated me out OF $30,000l'
lie then aimed blow with a walking stick at Mr..
Delano, which took effect upon his shoulders. and
second ono struck him on the head Persons passing
by then n,ercrcd and prevented further trouble Mr.
Deano was taken TO drug store, where his wound
dressed. Ho not seriously hurt, but was very
nervous. Judge Wright proceeded on his way down
The New York herald., 1877-10-13
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
DETAIL roa GENERAL COURT MARTIAL.

DETAIL FOB \ GENERAL COURT MARTIAL.
WASHINGTON, Oct IL, 1877.
A general court martial 10 appointed to meet at
Columbus Barracks, Ohio, on the 15tn inst, tor the
trial Of such prisoners may be brought before it.
The following s the detail Of the Court:-Major E.
SAID, Twentieth infantry; Surgeon E. B. White, First
Lieutenant l. NJ OBren, Seventeenth infantry; H. X.
BrnkcrhoG Fifteenth Infantry, and Daniel Robinson
Seventh infantry; Second Lieutenant q. R. Spencer,
Nineteenth infantry; Captain D. N. Lee. Sixth In
fantry, Judge advocate OF tho Court.
Assistant Inspector General Lieutenant Colonel
Roger Jones is detailed TO inspect certain clothing
the Philadelphia Depot Quartermaster's Department.