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CARD.

,,!g I,!gncd successor TO and n mart
'%.@ "n1 urn i,im Of Il. B'inghurst a 70
4 ,,,1 bn9t d'elaii Druggists, will con,
i'rniies "Visil'e>s at the old stand and
|ftinr,s Hi.,s ms sincere thanks that the
tfviii,t,Ss Oh The firm have met with
In n,S cas'p appreciation, will with the
fantso orpS OF competent and skill
IN S, ~ who have had q PRACTICAL
'reSneot' ,nis establishment in their eX-
IN an5 arne5Y!.iiNely, of from five To Ten
4 bGi,tll b;iu tllree of whom are Gro1iv-
l." v"GS'tie.e,tiIhtd Sa ~, College Of Pbn1g,,nc,J
hiebii"" ii"l.hlul and careful attention
III y ~ re lTesponsible duties of The
Ie;,lih, \, ms VI, manifold dealings with
bnagn. .' 80 70 merit and receive the II llb- -
\, M9GtSo4g q extended to this house
1 CHr % , BELT, Apothecary
sixth and Market Streets
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THE SOUTHERN EXPRESSLY South
ern Express tain north that leaves this
city at 5;45 a. IN, was detained this morn
ing over two hours, not leaving here I'M
til s O'Clock. 1t is not known what
caused the detention but it occurred on
one oi the Southern roads.
Attached to the train were two car
loads of soldiers.
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DETENTION OF A TRAIN.-The train
on the W. d w. r. II. arriving here at
7.55 a. m. was detained Is minutes this
morning owing to boulder falling on
the track in the deep cut between Green
bank and Kiamensie stations. The rock
was removed attaching chain from the
engine TO the rock, and pulling it off.
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Y. NJ, G. A. AT WORK AGAIN The
Young Mems Christian Association COM
menced series of Revival services at
McDowellville this evening at 1880. 1t
was their intention to take a respite this
week from their labors previous to OPEN
ing out in the engine houses, but feeling
called to 60 on they have decided to
continue working. All are cordially in
vited to attend,
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THOMAS CoRDREY, of Farmington,met
with quite serious accident on the 23d
ult. While hanging up quarter of beef,
the bench upon which he was standing
gave way and he fell, the iron hook upon
which he was trying 10 hang the meat
hung him just under the jaw and ripped
its iron way through the jaw and cheek
up through the side Of the head to the top
making dreadful lacerated wound, which
will in all probability dsfigure him for
life.
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PERsoNAL.-J. L. Vallindigham, Jr.,
Esq, OF Newark, has established q law
ofiice in the Almond building, corner
Eighth and Market streets in thiscity. Mr..
V. has recently returned from the West.
He studied law with j. s. McMann and
Gen. McKaig, of Maryland.
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hereby give notice that / have e.
moved to Wilmington, No. 625 E. Sixth
street, where my office will be located,
and that will personally attend to all
business conDected with the Coroner's
office as have no deputy in the city;
All orders left with d. Fox, 9th and
ShipIey streets, will be promptly attended
to. DAVID G. ROSE, Coroner OF New
Castle County. r1"l lno'
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ATTE MPrED ROBBERY Saturday
night some thieves made an attempt to
enter the grocery store of Geo. Wheeler,
NO. l02 East second street., by boring
around the bolt in the back door. They
were evidently frightened off, as the left
without effecting an entrance.
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Townsend, Feb. Sd, 1877.
For the Ciazettce.

Passing blacksmith's shop, this mcrn-
ing, we were greeted with strong suffo-
eating smell of burning bone and looking
in saw the man at his diabolical work, a
broad iron instrument just heated on a
blazing forge was pressed on the sensitive
hoof and kept there by force until it was
burnt enough to suit the blacksmith's
taste; the horses feeling were not consult
ed-such an act is fnable oflense.
Il. w.
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MEETING OF THE PREsBYTERY.-A
special meeting of the New Castle Pres
bytery will be held at Newtown, Nd, on
the 9th Of February, to take action upon
the request of the Rev. b. F. Myers, to
have the pastoral relations between him
self and the Presbyterian Church at Snow
Hill, Md, dissolved, in order that he may
accept the call of the Presbyterian church
at New London, Pa.
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RECOMMENDED By THEFACULrY

ALIENS Strengthening Cordial and
Liver Pills.-They have cured thousands
of hopeless cases where all other known
remedies have failed; this, too without
of the horrors that attend Surgery, or
the heroic medicalt They are
worth whole army of Doctors. Try
them and be convinced. For sale by all
Druggists. jan 18-d&wly.
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DLACK CASHMERES.-Dire from
ID the ip' i,orter, a full line of Black Cash
$50. These desirable fabrics are at lower
prices than we have offered for years, and
we recon rlend them :or color and durabil-
ity w. b. SHARP,
Tourth and Market Sts.
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LOcal,aaMatters.s

THEFT OF CREAM.-This morning.
While city milkman left his team at
Front and Madison streets, to serve some
adjacent customers, thief slipped off
with a can containing about a gallon Of
cream. .4 ...I . -
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Spring brings the blossoms. Autumn
brings the fruit-and also serious colds,
etc. for which nothing superior to Dr
Bulls Cough Syrup has ever been offered
to the public.
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MISS WEEDFN's LECTURs.-Jane Z.
Weeden, of Ohio, will lecture at
Mount Union, N. E. Church this
evening at half past o'clock, and to-
morrow evening she will address the
people at Browntown at the same
hour.
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The six cent fares on the passenger
railways, began on Thursday last, in
Philadelphia. As there is no inducement
to buy tickets under the new arrangement
Il considerable falling off was noticeable
in that branch of the business on most Of
the lines.
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The Triumph Truss Co., of 1915 Chsst
nut street, Phila., and 334 Bowery, n. y.
are curing rupture in from 80 to 80 days,
and give written guarantee of cure,
call or send ten cents for their new
book. d2,W
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OLD SUSSEX HARD ToBEAT-In Nanti-
coke hundred Sussex county, heavy
wedding took place the other day. The
combined weight of the bride and groom
was just four hundred pounds; the
bridesmaid and groomsman weighing
four hundred and twenty-on poundf.
Beat that VINO can DeldWdredn.
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/ lAWRESEY & BRO.
ness 81 Trunk
FNUFACTURERs.
/ 407 King Street.

AhevW vWIIIt,MMeToN. DEL.
ht Of HHsend Hsed keeping on hand a tnr,
Pr, BIanSSssss,. Saddles, Se BRIDES. Col
Trunks Tra, Fly Nets, Combs.
faps, and e,riaaVeilng Bags, Valisess
be Of bnsinn sTinnoerything generally keII
'he Rest sttIM,nleess, all Of which viii bs
f9ction lateral. and guaranteed M ~
TO order 1,neie and Double Rar
d. s' IN the best manoer. @,
.auRlGwl,
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Tape Worm.

removed with purely vegetable
|laS ing from the system alive
plIl the head passes, Come and
ltients treated. DR.. +. F.KUNKEL,
prth Ninth St, Philadelphia. Ad-
Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms
'Hcd. ASK your druggist for kun
PEM SYRUP. Price ~ per bottle.
Arcular' noYld&wlm
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MiIn,HlUus Cure for Corn,

a MiIn'UlUus Cure for COrns
p remedy of great popularity for
+eoriS without pain.
~. BRlNGHURST 4 CO.,
Apothecaries.
n Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
Fine Nail Scissor
ID Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Naii Files, Nail Brushes, etc, for
+, BRlNGHURST 4 co,
Corner Sixth and Market Sts,
For the Bath.
eSheS Bath Towels Bath Sponges,
eoaps IN extensive variety. Also
Ees, Straps, Brushes, dc. of horse
riction Gloves, and many other
\ tie same classes,
h BRlNGHURST 4 CO.,
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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MR. HEMITT's TESTIMoNY.

1t is said that Mr.. Hewitt will testify
before the House committee to the fact
that he was two or three times approach
ed by parties who professed to have the
power to conduct negotiations on behalf
of Wells for his returning board to give
the vote of Louisiana to Tilden.
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.a,,i and Commercial.

4 Del, Feb. 8, lsI7;
y Nv " ! t,11,otations furnished BY II.
locS TO-, N. u. oor.4th and Mar
FoH FoNHvtTIminHon, i Del, at 1 Z. M. to-
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NOR RENT.-A Farm offs acres of good
II land, with acres OF strawberries, on
the Hares Corner road. about ~ miles
from Wilmington. Possession given at
once to a good tenant. Apply to
dec19-tf WIN. BRIGHT.
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EOR RENT.-The Dwelling No. 313 Ship
l. ley street. Apply to
ianis-2 2w# HENRY LATIMER.
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election of jim Levi to the United
States Sanate. and evidently had no'1dea
of giving his so-called colleague any as
sistance in getting a.seet. He says hew-
is a fraud, and SO is the body that ell
ected kim it was different with tie
Legislature by which he tKellogs) was
elected and he expected to be admitted.
NJ. ?. H
The democrats rely on Mr.. Abel, the
chief clerk of the returning board, and
others, to sustain Littlefield. Judge
Campbell, of New Orleans. arrived here
tonight on political business affecting
that State
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FOR SALE.

err with Dwelling House and Stable. situated
in the town OF Newark, Delaware. This
stand has been established over 40 years;
noyl6-wtf Newark. Dell
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EOR SALE.-The good will, stock and
II fixtures of the Sorrel Horse Hotel, No.
10i West Front street; apply to
HENRY BRADLEY,
ja31-tf Sorrel HGrse Hotel.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

L of 416 Market street, over the GAZETTE
office. Possession on 25th of March, 1877
now occupied by Messrs. Day & Mcleod
as q real estate and law office. Apply at
this Office. jan22d&wtf
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| .MINGToN MARKETS.

klLMINGrON, Del. Feb. 8, 1871.
H. at the Brandywine Mills for
|r.,1, Cnrrpctp1 Daily,
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TYPE FOR SALE,-Fonts 200 to 400 lbs.
L of second hand nonpareil type for sale,
would work very well on a slow press with
damp paper. Price 20 cents per Id. Apply
at this office. lnovN-tf
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nor SALE.-Three building lots on
Il Jackson street. between 9th and 7th.-
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren,, four ON Front street near Jackson,
and a lot 81 feet front on Delaware Avenue,
near Harrison. Apply at this office. maritf
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NOR SALE OR RENTING handsomely
located new dwelling 1910 Delaware
Avenue. Apply next door. o
jy2Stf X. SCOTT.
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EOR RENT-The dwelling No. 325 East
d Eighth street, between Walnut and
Poplar; one of the best neighborhoods, in
the city. Apply at this office. nov21tf
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NOR SALE OR RENTING old estab-
L lished Bakery, together with dwelling,
fixtures and stabling, at the N. w. corner OF
Fifth and Tatnall streets. Apply to
ROBERT TAYLOR,
jrGtf On the premises.
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Ah hand
II some fine toned second hand Estey Or
gan nearly new. Apply to this office. febstf
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A LARGE MEETING AT INSTITUTE HALL
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON - EEsoLU-
TIoNs ADOPTED.
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MURDERER CAPTURED.

James wilson. wba shst .. q. Lively
Two Years AKA Near EsgIu Ford
tsuu,a o. suIi
uu tHs Josh uf July, 1875, James
Wilson Slot ara KILLED r. G.. Lively, q
young man residing near Eagle Ford,
i1 t..s county Wilson was charged
v':h r8hb.lr the Lively house, and -.
g. Lively. aif,el by HE two brothsr-,
attempted rl4 capture He was run
into cisnIsld, the three brothers
following in search IL him. going 10
different dIrec. ions, after entering the
GelL They had not gone far when
shots were heard, and two Of them
hursying to the spot found the ether
one lying on the ground dead, with
aoverGl pistol shots. on his body.
Giyiag the Held thorough search
thCy discovered that Wilson had made
good his escape. He went to Sacog-
d1rhes county aud assumed an alias.
Fog over two years he has been
30 that county, succcediuE for
that length Of timo Ia c!ldlug
the officers OF the law. Ne fatterud
himself that De wae secure from az
rect, bn' De was at Last destined to DE
awakened from his faneied security.
Although the people residiag iu the
ueiEbhorhood ofthe crime may have
Forgotten %, the officers had no.
Hearing of the whereabouts Of the per.
pc;Tator ~ the deed, they laid thes
plans fOr h:s capture. Last week Dep
uty sheriff d. Il McRoa, Of Nacogs
dochss county, found cut The exact
place where Wilson was, and resolved
on HE arrest Proceeding 10 the house
where Wilson was, he discovered that
individual playing cards with IA couple
of young ladies. A. soon as he sew
The officer De attempted to knock him
down and run over him. Bat the o..
iicer was too quick fof him and struck
him stunning blow on the head
With pistol, bringing him to la Il
anu securing him. sheriff McRea ar
rived Ia the city yesterday with his
prisoner, who was lodged ia Jail.
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SATURDAY MORNING NoyENBYR 3.
ruE WICHITA RAILROAD.
N"rh o. ne Resumed on tHe wichita
EniiruN1 tht~ Week To he opened
90 Denton ftr sf,.t, p,,s

N"rh a. Be Resumed on SIZE wichita
EHiiruN1 tht~ Week To he opened
." bs"tuu tu si,ty Days
Last sunday, a number % northern
capitalist Who are here by Invitation,
took ~ ride over the Wichita railroad,
as Orr as completed. They urnuounced
% Is firsl-..B7F road in al respect, sz far
go CONSTRUCTED, and we're highly pleased
with their tlip. FROM official sources
We learn that financial matters have
been Arranged and work iI fuil force
will hn ra-uuaj on the road this week
IL Will 1r completed 10 Denton and
traiu- rur.Iug tu th-f point in sixty
days Cher, via pe 10 further delay
uu.il completed go that poiut. AN inn
PRECISION prevails that these northern
caUitaiis's have come here 20 purchase
this rald. THIS T. u mistake. They
come by invitation. TO inspect the road
sl as '7 Doc alto o. report IT, condition
iu railroad financial circles. Just this.
EHt la.hirs more. THE owners Of the
ruad, knowing il to De- Hrst cla-s one
iu Hii r,-ps1yl want 10 correctly re-
ported uy dislntefscled and capable
parties The principle owner 81 the
road EBs up ilta whatever Of selling
uu.. lie nas ali thc money now that
De needs t1 continue the road
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Newark Cali: 1t IL shining ground
corners to avoid meeting creditors that
IL sapping the energies of this genera
ton.
Already the friends of AIR. g Gorge II.
Pendleton are congratulating him upon
his prospective elevation to the United
States senate.
There 10 q large majority In the
house OF representatives In favor of the
repeal OF the resumption act; but that
majority must make itself heard and
felt, II the repeal II TO be secured.
General James Longstreet, now Iiv-
ing quietly ut Gainesville, Georgia,
has been writing review Of the bat.
tie Of Gettysburg-giving q new view
of that affair.
Napoleon /. vas perfectly satisfied II
be had raw onions and crusts to eat,
but second lieutenant in the United
States army in thsse days wants four
kinds of soup and perpetual peace.
Even poor Lo, ef the untutored
mind, has an intense sense OF the pro-
prieties Of life. A lady ut Wa binQton
presented Spotted Tail with a picture
Of Venus and the savage reYnarked !.
Ugh, No blanket ~
General Haxlin Is the third LAWYER
who has Fisun fr0m the bar directly Ia
the supreme bench. Justice Bradley
and Senator Davis also eujoys a the a.
tincttod Of stepping to the saprsms
bsaoh without having Allied s judicial
~ -. & S -
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TOO MUCH HUSBAND.
a nstrfniouisl LITE Hefog9ei- n . saws
she Dtd aud She says she ptSn-t.

a 1istrinieuisi LITE Befogxsa-rte says
she Dtd and She says she Dfnn-t.
Yesterday morning, before Justice
Peak, John u. Ireland was tried and
acquitted GA a charge Of carrying con-
oealed weapons, preferred 10y n Mrs
Griiiord, whom Ireland claimed had
formerly been, and was now, his wife,
which claim the woman denied. Tn
progress ofthe suit brought forth some
strange circumstances In connection
with the parties, which we refrain
from commenting on, ~ Ireland, who
Il now In Jail, viii be tried To-
fore Justice Mcclure this morning,
charged with threatening the lives of
the woman and her present husband.
From the testimony given before Jus-
tiee Peak, 1t appears that fifteen OF
eighteen months ago Ireland and the
woman, now Mrs. NJ. T.. Clifford, were
married In Houston, by the mayor,
bat this marrige Mrs.j Clifford de-
ciares was not legal. A child
was the result OF this connection. Some
time in the spring Mrs. Clifford left
Ireland taking the child. Shseame TO
Daliar, where her mother resides, and
either here or elsewhere soon after
ward married man named Clifford.
Ireland followed In the summer and
hunted up the woman, whom he
found with Clifford, living in the town
OF Kaufman. He had them arrested
on charge Of adultery, and they were
fined slOn. Immediately after the de-
cision, and before the parties left the
courtroom, Ireland drew n pistol and
fred three shots st Clifford, but with
out effect. For this he was arrested
and placed In Jail. He was released
QUO day last week, but whether by bail
OF otherwise was not stated. In the
meantime warrant for carrying
concealed weapons had been sworn
out against him by Mrs. Clifford,
aud when ireland stepped out OF Jail
he was arrested on this charge. He
gave bond, however, and returned TO
Dallas. sunday Clifford and wife also
came to the city, and swore out n war
rant sgainst Ireland, charging him
with threatening their lives. he was
ARRESTED here Monday on this charge,
and this time failing 10 give bond was
placed In jail. where he now ls. The
ease comes up foe trial before Justice
Mcclure this morning.
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THE TURF.
The Wipners az Puniteo- Another ton
t--sr ftei~eeu Ten Brveess and PoroIe
af Jerome Park Next Saturday.

The Winner. az Pisniieo- Another ton
at Jerome Park Next Saturday.
BALTIMORE, October 20. AT the
Pimlico course to-day, ia the one and
= quarter mile race, Lucy Salyers won,
Henley second, and King Bolt third.
Time, 2:iii
In the two mile rece for tiiree-ye
Ode Vera Cruz won. 81. James second,
Wash Boots third. Time, S:i0l.
Mile beais-The first Bertram Won,
time I:i5; the second Burgos won,
time I:i5l. Bertram fell a; The turn,
and wss eouated out o. the -aoe-
Four mlle heats Ten Bcoeck won
the fast, BArTicaJe second, Algeria
and Ambush dis;anced- Time, T.i1s.
Ten Broeck won the second heat. No
time given.
Two mile hea;s-The Gcst was won
ty Rappahannoek, time S:Ssi; also ,h,
second, time S:i2
Fredericktosn won the hurdle race
lt was arranged to-day THAI Tel.
Brock and Parole Uiil rgn AZ jerome
Park on Saturday next, Noyem Der Sd
Race for tie same distaucs and with
the same weights a. nj Pimlico on
Wednesday las.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
ES-Presfdent sront ta Parfs-The
diplomatic treez. I'm Greek naasers
The New York Master Mnsons--
Parliament Preragacd.

| PARIS, October 27.-Seversl repre
resentatives of French newspaper.
have interviewed ex-President Grant,
but found him very reticent- He de.
clined TO express an opinion on the
| political situation here. He said HE
dist impression OF France was that 1,
was a prosperous, well ordered and
happy country.
LONDON, October 27.-Parliamen,
has been further prorogued to Decem.
| Der 10.
The Daily News says the Master
Masons will prosecute men who al.
tempt passage from America unde,
contracts 20 work and further rendered
themselves liable by actually entering
upon work az contracted, il they per
sist In actiog with the strikers.
ATHENS, October 27.--rhe Earl oi
Derby, British minister of foreign
affairs, has sent "a note TO the Greek
government declaring that the British
government never intended to ques-
ton Greeee's liberty OF action and rec
onmeuds respect Of treaty obligations
LONDON, October 3o.-rhe Times
Paris correspondent telegraphs that it
seems now settled that the cabinet is
abandoning the idea OF resistance and
will retire before the seventh of No
VEN Der, or will merely hold office long
enough to offer a justification of its
policy In the senate. Whether il re-
tires little early or iater is quite im-
material the essential and now APP
paren.Iy settled thing is that il viii
resign.
The Paris Journal, Bonapartist,
states that the government has not yet
decided to abandon the policy of resis-
lance. A great part Of the senators
and deputies being absent In the prov
inces on account OF BextSunday's cleo
lions for conseiiers de ACCOMPLISHMENTS
and eonsellers generaux, negotiations
for compromise which had CON-
menced have been postponed to Mon.
day.
The Home secretary has advised,
and the queen will grant pardon to
Alice Rhodes, and will commute her
sentence. In the case of the Perge
prisoners, Louis Stanton, Patrick and
Elizabeth Stanton, TO imprisonment
for life.
Lase SNOW In NoPthern Scealan6 De-
ssruetfve 90 the Crops.
LONDON, October 30.-Tbe Market
Lane Express, in Its weekly report Of
crops, says the heavy snow which oc-
Cured in the nsr,h OF Scotland on
Friday, prevented the ripening OF out
standing crops, which have been cut
in a green state for cattle, and what
with the turnips and the unsatisfaet tory
result Of the threshing cereals, the
present season has been unusually
disastrous to highland agriculturists.
A good deal of English wheat has been
threshed out lately with results which
confirm the general shortness Of the
crop.
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WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON,
lse Drops His Grain of seIr ON the
soath~r" roiiry of President Ha, es,
and Iavekes the HoistfnS of the
EEoady shirt

BIoody shirt
Boston, Mass, October 29--In "A let
ter 10 Judge Piimau, the prohibitions
ist c:lndidate for governor, William
Lloyd Garrison, referring to President
Hayes policy, says: ''Yithout i'm
gugning the motives of the president.
aud according To him the bes. intsn
tons, regard his policy as fisgrant
betrayal of the trust 80 eonfidinsl,
committed TO his hands, as ia viola
ton OF his pledges To see protection
secured to all glasses at the south,
without regard to complexion or dis
tinciiOns, aud a. fraught with incnicu-
lath.e mischief, rejoicing IA it ,ioes the
hearts, strengthening the hands and
facilitating the plans OF the soitheriI
conspirators against Law and order,
liberty and equal rights. 1t indicates
childish crcsiuisty, blindness Of Wis.,
lon, an imbeciiity of Judgment, equally
distressing and lspiorsble, and the re.
publican party can not sanction il,
without impeacbing its entire course
from the opening of the rebellion to
the close Of President Grants admins.
tfatiou. The democratic party justly
claims 1t AS its own, and is jubiiant ae-
cordingly. 1t Is cause for the deepes,
humiliation that the republican party
in Massachusetts at its state convep-
ton, at Worcester, went back on its
patriotic record, and gave its uDquali-
fed approval to the shameful surren-
der to the demands of those whose
feet run to evil, and who make has te
to shed Innocent blood.
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a Provsaee In arassI strieken WIN
Ta1fue.

While Dom Pedro has been travelling
around the wo-ld. some Of his subjects
have been stricken with famine. The
pcpulous province OF Ceara in Brazil has
suffered a Devastating drought, and the
inhabitants, who are generally engaged
in agricultural pursuits, have been re-
dnced 10 such poverty as TO require aid
from the imperial government. contri-
buttons have also been sent from for
eign countries, bureau o. relief having
been started even in New York. TIE
abundance Of the United States Is the
reservoir from which all ueeiy eoau,iic.
draw the present year.