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NOY,ICkL!.

WHEREAS, BERNARD J, McnEY, q
oomdidate for Inspector. IN The Sth Election
baiS Sept Sd, 1878, ii!es petition setting Iae
forth that he recei ti the h,gh'SSs S nu .fare.
o. ON Eos and m contests lhe els .Lo ef !, H9R-
sarT, sAaGrTF,RuDoLPH, fI III 3 i'd Election district
said % Petition fayicg been pTesenssssa 9sss e 70
the city Counci sepl; 2oih a p nsi gSi,oa ~
ofMr vi " Taylor, which was adorttd the n
Say 81 Ociobe., A. D., 1873; at7H O'Clock IN
Has thS sWening. ~ was fiAed fer q hearing, true
cony cnn having been ser ved on J Horlce Ru.
dolph. said meeting TO be h I'D at the ons ny
Hall, october s'h, at ~ clocs Ia 'ne
evening Attest. F. B,FsAzER,.
III - CLERK of ConEcif
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: ORDINANCES.

N ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN on
A DiNANCE ErT1TLED AN ORii,
NANCE DEFINING THE sALhEl 10 W
The OFFICtRs OF THE 1rY. =,
Be il ordained by the &iy. founch ol
saction % That Section l of the ordi-
nance entitled Gan Ordinance def ngs NE
So aries OF the officers of the city, %
amended by striking out of said seIMon
after the words "Chief Engineer or Wafer
Department per year. the WSrds hwelTe e
lieu thereof the words lone Thousand
Section 2, All ordinances and parts ol
ordinances Inconsistent herewith are here
by repealed 80 ,o,. 1910 1
.'r0 y. r. H.TAYLoR,
Presideht Of City Council, pro tenn
E, B. FRAZER, Clerk of City Council.
2 Oct2 N N..Agl I'D ~ Y . EEG.GE..
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/. A N ORDINANCE TO AMEND An Or
Nance RE-ORGANIZING THE WATER
DEPARTMENT 1I OF TILE CITY OF VIII
~ Be It ordained by the City Council Of
Section i. That the Ordinance entitled
"An Ordinance Reorganizing the Wafer
Department, of the City of Wilmington,
be and the same t is herepy q sehSe6 aeid r
nance, and substituting in lieu thereof the
following, to wit: Section T.. The Chief
engineer OF the Water Works shall have
charge and Supervision of all the mains,
stop cocks IRE Rags; and 9tner ~ afer
through the city. He shal! supervise the
laying of new pipes as we'll as the repar
OF pipes, fire plugs, aud other fixtures that
'usy require it. He shall attend to The
drilling of pipes for making attachments,
shutting off the pipes for repairs on 'ae-
count of leaks. and smut off the water and
cut off the pipes on premises on which
the water rent pas rot been paid. DE Snail
keep an account OF all new pipe laid, re-
pairs made, ana all materials used for the
same. He shall attendto the receiving OF
all new pipes and fixtures that may be de-
livered by contract or otherwise, and see
that prop stock of articles TO guard
against accidentsis kept on, hand, and re
port to the Water Conmittee any deficien-
gY t0db may eAlSJ hltIClus diso
attend TO the checking of all undue vase
rom LEAFS, cAreless or other causes. =.
| section O.. That section 13 7of. the said
! Ordinance be, and the same Is herehS
a ID ended, by st king out the words water
| Puryryof," ,"i i'll the fourteenth liae. of said
section, ard substituting In lieu thereo
| the words. "Chiet Engineer OF the " stei
| Works"
dinar ~e h. aad the same 'shsrsb9 aneh',
ed by sIRiFips out OF said nHction N IN
Dlth and t,,e,fth lines !hsreof the. word
"t1r Water l,Hveym4' ara by tr!Elng on
word their srld euDstltuung the Wor'
l"his" in lieu net 7~.. ..... .. -
| tect on l. Al ordinances nnd parts c
, ordins noes iivonststaut Lerewlth ara mere
b. repea ai. t.-..,... ....,r i, ...
| Passed at City Hall, Sept. os.h, 1873. :. p. .
! = --:r.r II. y. TABOR, ~
President ofC.ty Council, Aro TEN.
E Il. FRAZER, Iltrk of Councll.
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CHERIFFS SALE,

CHERIFF'ssA SALE,
BY virtue OF a writ of Venditlon,, " Public
to me directed, will 'pe exposeo ot newport
Sale, at the Hotel Jacob hy aGC TIA % county
Christiana Hundred, New Oa''''
Del, on .a..l- ..sH..
THURSDAY. the 10th day OF o'''
:, : 1878, at 2 O'CLOCK. p, Mnsiata viz,
The following described resi Gsd land situate
All that certain lot or piece OF c"unty ana
in MiII Greek hundred, in the Oooscribed as
State aforesaid, bounded ana asein ast"ne 10 tho
follows, to wit: Beginning 81 aIa;nS rom the
mlddie @ Of the public road leao,Trss rssIi'e Mis-.
Gap and Newport Turnpike Tiond. thence
q corner OF David Graves .nc I road lby y
along the middle Of said puDIio puOlrees west ~
recent survey south 3-4 deg iSividing Lnls
perches, thence by o new Nne Nn.at Ferguson.
from other land Of Margaree hence ps
north s l-2 deg. west 10 percness;a o. af,resalo
another new line dividing ao a~oorches to
north II, l-2 deg. west II 65- ~ pooaaid, ans
line of David Graves land aIoseIIcpe aIae "a perches
thence thereby sodth deg. wsSs,ning, corr
and 8 links tkpthe place OF peg marches ,n o.
fainin0 one hundred and si4 IN. page @s,
land. more less. Book 8, Vol. ~, n,thef ouF
&c. with q frame house ana '' ..u
buildings thereon. ..,,tion as W
seized and taken IN e exsCSna sCson, and U"
property OF John 81. 8 FeisuS' ,s
sold by ISAAC GRUB, gs.sa snsgpe'7s. 81 ..
/ sherifrs ONCE, New Castle, osr~
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THE CUTTER COLFAX.

Monday afternoon the U. s. Revenue cut
ter Colfax, that has been undergoing q
thorough over hauling at Pusey, Jones &
Co. Is ship yard, left the ways, the work on
her being nearly completed. The changes
made on the Colfax were of an extensive
nature. She was cut into and heightened
20 feet am.dships, has had new boilers and
engines put in her and many changes made
in her machinery. When she came to the
Yards her hull near the bows was nearly
gone and was so worn away as to consist Of
o third cake of rust.
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POLICE ARRESTS.

Tha.number Of arrests made by the Po.
lice for September, was ISL, as follows:
Exposure Of persen, 1: drunk, So; as
sault and battery, %; threats, 6; vagrancy,
violation of City Ordinance, 5; assault on
officer, /; stone throwing, s; house break
ing, l; larceny, II; tresspass, 8; abusive
language, l; swindleng, l; tippling house
]; highway robbery, 2; resisting officer, i
disorderly, II; corner lounging, II; un.
registered dog, /. Total, 161 "
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FAIRS!

77TT-H ~ TnG4a a ,iaaa q ~
aat3,o ad re6) s,3p tlw@d
a.aa1 sGi" sogru #.aor- &a5TI'
".a4.
3 owls o5 faata sl goiae3s IL y1raE
40 t12o9f si4 80 a21An'9t OJI jN
1aa Of dsE r"Hme}' r'"wv gEat.
% " b9lqs1 cd ,Ja gialJst i 7n2 e..
nufr1 "a or a ~ aT rsg p
,'t wrri yIsn3I5 hNrsy@"I 4.aa.
.a@.a es9l
1j5 ai vGp9i fp'aa e tu.*J ne9
g s~ .mit ERl ~ a4 r7Aa fi
sa abn, n lf4yS o.
.Ir 7yfas ia . ~'d afa.lf
go sea flfafn ~. st' zt
aYUnyB isE sgra ar ar1at sms
faAsI B
.g@dl"H'mlrr nd @W"v'sn ;
nadt raol ylwl4 a4rot aEWug 9I
sah gts .~rh rGl ~ atG. T91
hHg ,lsaI A.yW rvi Ers,7'- H,.r I
.9'oan 70 soar p g'
'..u 500 ~ : .a. 3s@eH st1
81 III ots ar riN rt.'l.trr s!F q
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CHERIFF SALE,

BY virtue of q writ OF Levari Faclss u
me directed, will be exposed TO PuDl,WGSSI;i,. WS;,.
at the Gilpin House, kept by George VIZ, unn
field, in the city of New Castle, In tne a1ats ha
dred and County Of New Castle, anu '''
e FRIDAY, IDA. the 18th dav Of October, 1871
III - at 2o'clock, p. m, v.
the following aescripcd real estasv sC,tUote in
All that piece or parcel Of land. sltussH aSuntv.
New Castle hundred, New Castle s,Sows couayt, 70
Del. Bounded and desc 'lbed as loliosoeT srseT
wit On the north by the Chrlsllanss ~ lanes
by lands of Bark er Carr, by lands ~ ths ss heirs
II. Ray and--Wsrren.a aud lands OF ,ins ius one
of Lewis Weldin, decd. contalnh,nfss ,nnfssblCh
hundred and twenty acres OF 'aaa ~ re,t up.
ab, ut 80 acres OF meadow, ara w, tns ~ r. me
land, be the same more or less WIN" aton. o." and
two story dweilipg house. o iarge ~ sv0fnne frame
frame barn, corn cribbs, eranad1{So, ad Sor max.
building vii b cellar under. u, ed dh,nUildpgs
ing Ice or am, and other out ouA'
Seized and taken in execution ~ ~ ard
property OF Edward A: Mcfar noa ~ 10 bs
Ellen D., his his wife and t. U.s. "uN
S''o 'yoa ISAAC GRuBB,, ssSs3smbsr sss1Sbs
sheriff's Office, New Castle e'p'
20 1878, ...,...,....
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=. can make money fester ssstnitsi g. TSn not 70
than at anything else, ,,. -,sn.
aHs aT,req maze ws By tie inddstnrisSyosd nsy dsy y.
women. n boys and girls wanted at;s%s ps' Men ~ ~
wSrk ~ 1or us; Now ID the nass u TRUE d. y"
cutfit and terms nee. Address AA
Augusta, Maine "
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DECLINES THE NOMINATION.

8. M. Curtis, of White Clay Creek Hum
dred, declines the nomination of the Green.
back party for the. Levy Court, and fur
thermore states that he stands upon the
hard money platform high and dry. F.,
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HOPE LOAN.

At the monthly meeting of the Hope Loan
Association last evening, there was no
money sold and 81 900 WAS appropriated to
paying of the debt. s.l. gsy..
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/, 4 LITERARY MEMBER.

Out Of compliment, Francis Vincent, Esq,
CITY Treasurer, was on Tuesday evening
unanimously elected member of the Della
ware Fire Company.
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THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE.

There were about eighty persons present
at the foundry meeting last night. Rev.
c.. F. shepheard, of Mt. Salem NJ. Z.
Church, was the only speaker.
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nIYORCEs, in any states without pub
IL licity, send stamp for the laws u. X
SIllA Chicago,
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OYSTERS.
Oysters, Oysters,
The best in the market to be sold at the
IOxuauf rrOfit for cash

Wholesale and retail. You can order any
amount from one oyster to the above
numbers.
>. ], T. GARDNER,
.'' Proprietor:
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NOTICES.

NIOTICE The UitIzens' Loan AssoclauGr,
Apsiy 20 GEO, q. MAkIs, sec'y., 6oi Saip-
ley street.V apsL ,ta3fka So II - U
IN IleiYe pubic notice, FOR no ote Lt8
trlist my wife Mary Wilson col; EN-, on. NY
account she hagnig left me ON ne ner 10y OMn
account. losa.rn .I " W. - 49,. -
sth ANNA. Meeting 81
IN the Stockholders OF the Sft,zehs LGAnl Non
inc next. October 3rd. at = o'ciccki, wheIn lsI
the annual report will be suhmittAd ot:
ficers and directors will be excited, ana
the first payment made on g NeW ssrles,u
oNNoo GEO g. MAhI~ Seo'y'
g oct1-St Office COL nlIl piey street
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Box Stallssfor, Track Horses. Hay and
Stray free. Grain can be bought ON the
erounus for reasonable prices.
Ample arrar gements have been made
for the comfort Of Stock, sheep, swine,
Poultry, ttc., etc. 81 u.fl 9tp...r. s.
First Glass Dining and Reffeshment sa.
loonss s .EfH. .t,.' .....
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,ia.5 .'. II 'tl 10 1901
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NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT II. l., July 2S.-The opening Of
the polo season yesterday great success and con
dering the threatening weather there was very large
Attendance The games promise to DO as popular this
year as they were last
q II. Dabney and family. OF New-York. and DIR. c. b.
Perry Of Baltimore spending the Summer at Bristol
The Right Rev Bishop Hare, Of Iowa, oflcated at All
SANTA Chanel this morning, while the Rev. Dr. shipuan
Rector OF Christ Church. New York occupied the pulpit
AZ Zion Church. The Rev. Dr. Cooke. Of st. Bartholo-
news Church. New-York, preached at Emanuel
Church at the morning SERVICE and at the afternoon ser
vice nj the same church Rev. Mr. Kinney OF Havana
cave an interesting account Of his missionary work In
Cuba
were entertained at Castle Hill by Professor Alexander
Aeass,z. VINO read paper The Eye OF Fionnder"
rbe president of the CLUB Mrs julia Ward Howe. is in
Europe.
Eugene Schuyler is the guest OF the Hon. W. b. Law
renee Mrs. Schuyler lie also IN town.
Among the arrivals at the hotels to-day were Inc to-
lowing:
ocean House-w. ]. DuddesOn, George b. Marley A.
H. Marley, East Saginaw, Micbj John H. Peet, Brook-
lyn Joseph Kuntz and wife, Morristown, N. j.; W. r.
uIghv n h. DE Forest Bridgeport; T. W. salsbury NJ.
Tideld' ir " C. benedict, Providence the Hon Leo
mold morse IT. W. Chapin and WIFE, Boston, e. W. Bur
ION and wife A. g. Fay, Mrs. Provost and daughter A.
B,lrt u a. Dizgles, g. Guutmann. Herman Oelrichs, d.
H. KnOwlton, H. W. Matlers, O r. iawtyn o >. Jb",g-
berlaiu Hew-YOrk John W. Carr. Dr. H. - Bowie W.
n Henderson, Baltimore r. J. 5amInons, Chicago X
W. Oliver, Richmond VA; Mrs. Henry r. Track una ain-
Glow WashiDrtoD Graham p. Cunningham. George D.
Kensel, c. ID. COllander, philadelphia the hoh' ", a
Armstrong. L0nGon A. j. Iwining Uhiteu st"Ics E"sF
Hotel kGudnock-C r. Nortbam San Francisco; w.
O. Arnold Or IT, A. Vinton Providence; Edward Ken
ney, W. +. Monroe, T. A. Riei.ie PnadepnlS Joan A.
Taber, Brooklyn; Mrs Lyon, Miss Lyon, bMtimoLse ~
Dnrqsn A. " pnng s seShSrN sorInsned; p. nj
Taft, WBitinsyile, Mass
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday. July 30. 1873
The subscriptions to the per cent loan to-day were
S1,6G500O
Upon inquiry at the State Department to-day 1t was
oscertaned that the payment Of the Mexican awards
will begin about the LIST Of September.
The argument the Fort Dearborn land case, OF Chi
caso was concluded to-day by Mr. Beard, who represents
the CITY of Chicago aud the Illinois Central Railroad
Company decision in tue case is expected at an early
day.
very dangerous 800 counterfeit note on the Pitts
AeId National Bank OF Pitted. Mass. has lust been
discovered by the National Bank Redemption Division
az the Treasurer's Office. No notice OF any kind has
appeared this counterfeit 10 II evidently made from
* same Mate as the recent 500 counterfeit hut Is
better printed The numbering Is excellent. All notes
o Ills bank of tins denomination should DO care uy
xsm.ned before being received. All notes OF this issue
viii be withdrawn from circulation as rapidly as pos
9Th
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ton and the near completion of the work Oh o
little over $4,000 of the patented models that were
in the fire. IS ga have been cleaned, repaired and
painted. and made az serviceable for all the pur-
poses of the Patert Office they were before the
fire. Many of them which were warped, bent and
crushed by the falling debris have been Strengthened
out in a most skilful manner. and now present
handsome appearance. Where the wood work was
burned off new wood has been supplied, and the
1854 models tins restored make very ereditaOie
display. These rescued models have been arranged
on temporary shelves in the large room over the
south porticO of the south front, where they viii
remain until the north and west wings are again IN
condition 10 receive them. At che time of the lire
this room contained upward of 100000 of photo
photographic copies of patent drawings, weighing
$50 tons which were declared hazardous, ana Or
deTed to be removed. They have accordingly been
transferred to cases IN the Ninth-st. hall without
loss or disauangement IN the transfer. Some htty-
six employees, embracing all the temporary force re-
naming on the work. were discharged on Saturday
and to-day.
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OFFICIAL ITEMS.

JUSTICE MILLER coNyALEsCENT-MR. MCRARY SOON
TO RETURN-ARcHTECT HTILAN MR. TURNER.
WAsHISGToN, July 29.-Associate-Just Miller,
Of the Supreme Court. was out to-day for the first
time since thesurgical operation performed on the
ODD of June last. The Justice looks quite pale, but
is in better health than for long time past.
j. Milton Turner, ex-Minister TO Liberia, arrived
here this morning. and has made final settlement
of his accounts with the Government Mr.. Turner's
connection with the foreign service has proved sat
isfactory to the State Department
telegram received at the War Department to-
dav from Secretary McCrary announces the i'm
provernent of his daughters health, and says that
the Secretary will probably leave Keokuk for Wash
ingtOn the latter part OF the week.
Supervising Architect Hill will leave tonight for
San Francisco, on public business. He will visit
Chicago en- route, and, returning. visit ST. Louis,
Topeka Kansas City and other points where public
buildings are in course of construction, or where 1t
Is designed to erect them.
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.Ao Revolution and seems to dwell on
n~ ,,h interest He is himself pensoner Tor ser
men 'dor.d in the Indian wars under General HART T
tees T re- never nad than 500 az time lie
gDn. e5 tobacco constantly, ana ntue Wisne nj,
BIS ogalT for nearly hundrrd year anu, anu I h hos
oeea he Sorsr for IL. IN fact be irankiy aats ~ h
p0ne o 49, few times in earlier life. although ne mas
been hem at any time what could DO eaeu
pan. ,.aorod in a Welsh village
a -. aro farm labOrer named Watkins, Win
Two "a t,,ree children, aged eight, six and four
DE- ,oaI cottage on lonely part OF the high road
me- hoy who went 10 their house saw the dead
b' - the man and his wife in the yard Inc house
eye in two places, and in room upstairs the
.snIrrn were found dead. stabbed and also Sc
,,, buraed A hedgestake, DeSmeared win Dloou'
,,u,,i 10 the house. The murders are believed 70
,..ru committed by tramps, as some articles OF
ss,, were stolen. Spanish sailor named Garcia
n.eu arrested q charge Of numbering the ianhiy'
sey ~ n mail cart had seen him on the road early
40. o,,ing He looked as II he had been engaged in
ID ~ sFaggle. his face, lands, ana arms Deihg
- AMI scratched. Some Of ais clothing was WeI' as
been washed, but marks OF blood were mere anu
IN saiay visible. lie had also large casp,knlte,
nses i,-a cd also 10 have bee1 washed ana Iemaie
N,I,,ye and several articles OF small Viue.
Tibe relations of peniCent and confessor have
,,,ogt before the English Rtnalists in startling
- At tho staffordsbre Summer Assizes. The paintlif
~, watt. was the father OF young woman who was
.r,e5 o. child Of which, it was alleged, the Rev. Mr.
vpsi the vicar Of the parish of West Bromwioh and
~ rls eonfessor. was the father. Various proceed
49,, have from lime to time being Instituted to make
~, attendant liable and the feeling throughout the
apty has been one OF strong palsanship 1t was al
d hat the wear as confessor had exercised almost
,nited influence upon the plaintiffs daughter, and
~ he Put many questions to her Of an improper char
-. saggeste by the Priest ia AbsOlutiOn" he being
member Of the Society Of the Holy Cross From july
1s-s with the exception Of a confessional two days
gysrd 10 which she had gone, the vicar saw heard
:. ,oured nothing about her until the end of NOvem-
n, when she called at his house with two sisters anu
,sse certain accusations against him. Mr.. Willeit IN
ryoani,y denied the accusation, and they left the
,e After the birth of the child the mother and her
.u,lr attended by a OF 500 people, went to
a. seienapts church 10 nave the little one chrstened,
md rave the names Frederick Wlllett White, the two
srer being those Of the defendant He, on the plea
tiat tie names only gwen 10 Insult and annoy
rim reusel 20 christen the cad by tAem, ana used
49, nj The girls father The woman positively affirmed
NJ clarge IN The witnessoOX. aud gave the most cir
s,u,s,aptial evidence which, npOn crOss-eXamnatlOn,
ste was utterly unable subsantate. The jury ex-
pressed their unanimous opinion hat there was no case
against the defendant and gave verdict In MS iaVor
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RAILROAD LANDS.

, RELIEF THAT THE LAND GRANT ROADS WILL con-
TEST TIE RECENT DECISION IN REGARD TO
THEIR LANDS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The roads named as
those affected by the late decision in regard to the
right to preGmpt lands remaining unsod at the OK
pration of three years from the day completion OF
railroads 10 which they granted. arc the Union
Pacific, Central Pacific. Kansas Pacific, Denver
Pacific Sioux City and Pacific and the Central
branch Of the Union Pacific as far as regards the
lands along the first hundred miles OF the road.
The Northern Pacific is not affected by the decision
because the road is not yet completed The gues-
ticn whether the lands of tho Burlington and Mis-
souri, River road west of Missouri affected by the
decision Is still an open The general opinion
seems to be that it is not included with the Others
The records do not furnish any data for computing
the land available for settlement affected by this
opinion. Immense tracts of land are doubtless COW
cred by it, bat it Is supposed that large pro-
portion Of the land Is unit for farming purposes
The question also remains open Tor decision as 10
whether the mortgage given by various roads upon
their lands will operate sale or disposal OF them
within the meaning of the third section OF the Act
of 1862 upon which the present decision Is based
IL is expected here that the railroads VIII decide 70
contest this opinion In the courts upon individual
eases OF preemption as soon as they arise.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

General Sypher was before the Potter Com
nttco yesterday, but developed nothing of interest
lie eepittee snOnld investigate 1lden'S cipher That
might pan cut rch Il Indianapolis Journal (kep)
Neither Colonel Mosby nor any other man
car ead the Southern Democrats into the Radical ranks
Tho way lead Democrat Is to 60 the way ne Is gong
hpg careful to 40 fast enough to keep out Of his way
Washington Post (Dem)
When HAYES assumed the reins of Govern
ret ne distinctly pledged himself to effect two things
fe reform OF the Civil Service aud the pacicaOu Of
fe South That he has failed mseraby In the hrst Is
now generally conceded The patronage Of the Govern
mont was never 50 unscrupulOusly used AS to
TIE sroOnd there is no doubt The south Is peaceful
+ peaceful because there Republicans LETT there
who dare assert themselves as such-lOtca hepnDh-
en- Rep.l
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KING HUMBERT TO PROFESSOR BOTTA.

GENEROUS TRIBUTE GENEROUSLY PAID.
The following is the full text Of the compliment
AIRY letter from the King of Italy to Professor Vim
cenzo Botta, thanking him for his tribute TO Victor
Emanuel, and bestOwing upon him beautiful gold
medal:
To Professor VTSCESzo BoTTA. Netr-YOrk.
My DEAR SIR: his MaJesly the KING has long been
aware OF your deep ald anectOnAte devotion TO the
House savoy and OF your efforts to tprOmOe In
adopted country the sympathy OF the Amerl-
can people for the Italian cause. More re-
Gently you have gwen new proof OF your
the comnemOratio III honor VI the glorious memory
King VicIOF Emanuel. which you presided aHd IN
the eloquent Grafton which you delivered on that Opca
sion. Ills Majesty ithe KING has received from the
hands the Honorable GuiutDO Sea the elegant copy
OF that offered by HIM, and lie has already
expressed 10 that ustrous statesman his bigh gratI
Gallon, both sovereign ana q
son But wishing TO give you enduring testimonial
OF his gratitude and OF his favor, His Majesty has
directed me to have your name engraved ON a gold
medal bearing the image OF the King who has nude
Italy a free and independent nation In sending you
TINS royal gift have the honor OF presenting to you
rhe than soyereign, who desires that
Won will be is Interpreter IN expressing his sincere
era tude 10 the Italians, veil as 10 ali those Aer
can citizens who united rendering that homage 10 the
memory OF the nrst King OF Iiay free and one.
YIsONE, Minister OF the X Household
Rome, June 90. 1873.
The medal referred to bears on one side the image
Of the late King of Italy, and on the other the fol-
lowing inscription 40 Vincenzo Botta. in every
fortune of our country true interpreter Of Italian
tbought to the great and friendly peoplesof the
limited States. Humbert, 1875"