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PROTEST OF GAS CONSUMERS.

The committee appointed by the consumers
Of the gas OF the Municipal Gasght Company consist
ing OF Peter Carroll, JOHN Roster, John u. Mayo.
Michael sharkley John silsbee, Charles CARING.
George Tneiss, A. GOldstcin, W. Mcmahon and
NJ. F. Geselberger called on Mr.. Gautre the manager
OF the company, Yesterday TO proest against the IN
in the Of TO 80 25 per 900 feet Mr..
Gautre promised 10 lay the protest before the pres
dent and directors, and to give committee an
sWer In about ten days.
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MIRRIED.

FURMAN-MARTIN-On Wednesday. April g. at Fourth
Avenue Presbyterian Church by Howard Crosby. d. d.
nido Furman, NJ. D., and Alkaline d. Martin. No cards.
McKINNEY-NIVEN-At tho residence Of the brides
narentS IN SYRACUSE " the 9Th ust, by the Rev.
Edward a. Thurber Miss n. LILA, tang OF Robert j.
Niyen, esq, to William A. Mckinney OF Binghamton,
N.
PoRTER-KLINE-In Brooklyn Friday evening May z.
az the resdenco OF the brides parents by inc hey H. "a
allapher william stuart Porter Florence NJ youngest
daughter OF Leonard w. Kline. No cards.
SIADE-STRONG-At the residence OF the brides parents
IN washington on Thursday, May $50 bv the Rev
Dr. Edward Strong Of Boston, assisted by me Hey DI
Iohn r. Paxton Washington Francis H. SHADE OF New
York CITY Amelia NJ. daughter OF AsSoclate Jusuce
Strong Of the supreme Court OF the united States'
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
R,o,onsis FIR fhe rnst "a hours.

WASHINGTON, May II. 1 a. m.-The barometer
has fallen slightly in NewEngland, and has fallen but
risen again the Lake region and st. Lawrence Valley.
where the is now lowest with westerly winds
and clearing weather. SOutherly Winds with clear
weather prevail in the Gulf and Atlantic States ex-
eept eastey at the South Atlantic coast stations The
pressure has fallen decidedly Oh the Pacific coast with
kain.
JadteanOnG.
EFor the Middle Atlantic States, warmer southerly
winds. partly cloudy weather, possibly rain. followed
by cooler northwest Winds rising barometer and clear
Ing weather.
For New-York and New-En gland, falling. followed by
rising barometer warmer, cloudy weather with rain,
eoutherly. veertng to westerly winds.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. ARRIVED MAYO
Str Trinaca (Br Russell London April "a TO Henderson
u s6tp BONANZA cf aTinouth ST. Webster Glasgow go
days with pig iron 10 order: vessel to Boyd HincSeD.
Brig Zebenia Of ParrsbOo, 81, Merriam windsor, s.,
10 days, with plaster 10 q Bertaux.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA May lO-Arr str CITY Of Alexandria from New
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NOT READY TO VOTE FOR GRANT YET.

General Grants reconciliation talk is an
agreeable modification of the slogan " Let us have
Peace" with which he opened the campaign OF 1868
This proved charming in the sound than In the
practical Interpretation For when the Southern States
discovered that peace TO be preserved In knock
legislatures with bayOnete, breech-lOading cannon
and Calling guns, their admiration aoated. SO this
10 purely military IDEAS ne consttutionally despses
first see the practical working Of this proposition before
N hal IL.
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iooIitisal Noi,ees.

xxIiId Assembly Dasret Republican As.ecla.on .Ins
regular monthly meeting VIII b held o. los East lashsts
this Cruesday) evening AZ os,osS rrep p,..,A...
v.Aux 8. In coxrrs Secretary =
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A FINE EFFORT OF THE IMAGINATION.
EA.ora Iha 81 PntlI Rinnaer nLsaa LRen.l

The gentle zephyrs from the East that bore
the soothing name Of Window into the tumHlt OF the
Der has sweled into and the roll OF hts Influential
supporters as compromise candidate is daily augmented
by some new and important The list is al
ready sig cantly large and embraces representatives
OF the most opposite political schools.
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DENOUNClNG THE CHARTER AMENDMENT,
VIEWS OF THE COUNCIL OF RIFF oRM-orPOsITIoN
ALSO TO THE CITY's HOLDING MARKET PROP

an
VIEWS OF THE COUNCIL OF RIFF oRM-orPOsITIoN
ALSO TO THE CITY's HOLDING MARKET PROP
KRTY.
A meeting of the Council of Reform was
held last night in Association Building in East Twenty
tllrl-st ut which the proposed city charter amend
ment and the adyisabnity OF the c.ty's holding
market property were the subjects under dls
CUSTOM W. II. Webb presided. and there were
also present G. n. Williams. Henry Day
T. W. Wentworth. Charles d. Cornell. D. e. SANDERS
Willy wallach. Charles Hauset, j. ". ReQua, j. W.
uawcs Joseph naight, John FalcOner, Ira Merritt and
Henry n. Beers, secretary
Mr. Wentworth read the bill authorizing the rebuild
Ing OF Fulton Market and offered resolutions 10
the effect that the Council was opposed
as general principle TO the Guys
owning market property and doing private business
for the reasons that Improbable that munich
nal body ought to engage IN speculative or business
operations and that 1t ar rdcd opportunities for poi
cal corruption. After some discussion these resou-
tOns were adopted.
Henry Day them in brief speech, introduced rcsou-
lions In substance as fOowsi
ResoIred That the bill now before the Legislature en-
titled An TO provide for filling certain offices In the
cry Of New York volates the great principle OF nu,
nicpal government; that the Aayor should nave the
mower OF apuOutng officers, and should be charged with
the responsibility OF their good conduct -,
Res0tred That this Council oppose" tue Dill on tue Io-
FirstETbo power Of appointment is taken from the
whereby all real authority Is taken from him In tins
matter and given 10 subOrduntcs. -
SeeOnd-The Mayor Is thus relieved or responsibility
for good conduct Of officials and IN great measure for
good government aud the respOnshhiiy cast In inferior
officials who have not been elected with reference 10
The cxerco Of any such power the discharge OF such
duties.
Third-The constitution Of this Board Of Appointment
Civ rise to the conviction In the minds OF honest men
that the object OF this bill "A pursHn that us aim u Ia
control the patronage OF this city at evontiul period
In State and Federal pOllCs.
fsOiped That " the Legislature desircR 10 remove the
deadlock IN the appointments temporary r'lief let
them give the Mayor the absolute power TO OIL these va
canceS and hold him to strict re-
spUnsIbility therefor. Tue simple question Is.
Snail the Mayor MI the vacancies Ebn thr PrCtcns
OF the Board Of Aldermen and Of the Board Of Police
who are both OF one political faith, I'LL them
willy Walldch remarked that these rrsOlutiOns OK
pressed the views tho whole Council, and thercupOn
they were adopted without debate.
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Ready This Morning;
THE SEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
The issue OF to-day contains
Letters from Sta1 other Correspondents Ia tn, Oh
World and the New
Price I'm wrappers ready for main i've cents per COPY
one COPY one year. IS copies sli ten copies ani oLs
extra S2S Postage in all cases free the subscriber
THE TRIBUNE,
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"SAvE NE FROM Ny FRIENDS" ARTIST {:
ooh, so you think the baeEgrOunds Deasty. do youi
Perhaps the cattle are beasy too though natter my
self" Friendly Critics "Oh no. my dear fellow !;
thHps Just what thoT should BE- r'-tPunoh,
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5ueual Notires

Advertisements intended for the next issue OF TIL
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should DO handed In oeforcs p N. 70
hau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11
LEGISLATIVE WORK.
THE CHARTER AMENDMENTS.
THE OPPOSITION INCREAsING--sLow PROGRESS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l

THE OPPOSITION INCREA5lNG--SLOW FhoUhH'1'
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l
ALBANY, n. Y, May 1O.-The opposition 10
the NewYork Charter amendments proposed at the Ie
publican caucus 1t expected that on inc
reassembng OF the Legislature tonight, an effort wouiu
BE made TO put the bill into good position IN DOM
houses for passage early day. but inc oVueuces
OF hostility to the 80 apparent eSpecay
in the Senate that II there was project 10 push ne
bill onward 1t was abandoned. Senator strahan' inc
chief advocate OF the bill in the Senate, was ABSENT
and Mr. Vannm occupies the same position IN the
Assembly, remarked IN a discouraged way that II a
real Republican Was confirmed as Police Commissioner
TO succeed Mr. wheeler by the Board OF Aldermen TO-
morrow perhaps there would be no need OF amending
the charter, ---.... 4. .ho
Senate Senator Forster moved that IL be reeOmmlcu
10 the Committee Cities until Wednesday, mex, 70
enable Mayor Cooper and other residents OF NrW-1oIk
10 anDear before the committee ana state thc resnS
why il ought not TO be approved by tho Legislature
with the motion Senator Forster presented hmenu,
merits to the bill providing that the present Board
of Police aud Commissioner Campbell OF the Depart,
ment OF Public Works. should continue In once untI
january l. 1881 Senator WOOdn argued thar as sen
atOr Stranuu, who introduced the BILL was absent no
action ought 20 be taken upon IT, senator roES'oI az
cOrdIngly withdrew his MOTION
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The Metropolitan Market Company,
MANHATTAN MARKET.
FOOT WEST 3iTH.Sr
This will opened for business on or aoout Juno
1880 Most OF hotel and restaurant popetors wiz
give this enterprise their aid and assistance Among others
may 10 Ni0"''' L. DELMoNlCo,
Hitchcock, Darling Co, Fifth avenue Hotel
Hawke & WiIbertOn, Windsor Hotel
VIM, II. Webb, Hotel Bristol
iJrfah Welch, ST. Nicholas Hotel.
J. h BresliD, Gllscy HOUSE,.
T. Janyrfn q Co, Aloemarle Hotel
n "a " nlte Breyoort House
Siansfeld & Wrisley, Victoria Hotel
ri n Brockway, Ashland House.
George l., Leland 5lurtevant House
n H. Merrineld. Continental Hotel.
Johp A. Rice, Ro kaway Beach.
Charles A. Merritt, Anthony House.
O. II, King Aberdeen Hotel.
A, J.. Dam e sons Union Square HOTEL
MIR Rogers, Coleman House.
Mr. Chisl0m, Union CLUB.
w K. AllB The Hanover.
Hinln & Wilson, sherwood House
n, Theo Walton, ST. James Hotel.
r, L. Clapp hossmore Hotel
i. W, Parker Parkers Resteurank
The Pennsylvania Railroad VIII have ferry running roo
Jersey City TO the market by June l, 1881 -. -
Some dealers have already erecuna
their stands Application for space In the market can now
So ade TO the and viii receive consideration
70 choice OF location In the order they are recsayed
Secretary of Executive Coumittee.
Manhattan Market.
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A YOUNG DARwINIAN.-Jack Ito his married
sister,: iii! Polly LOOk!i Here's your baby try
ing TO walk ON Its hind leGS Ii!"-tPunch.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

~ th this city ~ tenths 81
fpess he give aSonI 81 ns M The e stas.
fhose hsurs dottee line
In tsnpure inGssa ~ ths thsSests1 Is Had
hutSfharmAcy, ss brnaAWas
THTpuNE OFFICE, May IL. r. m.-Tnere was n
Rlizbt fall In the barometer yesterday wnoh
IN. iovest pont about D. m. AfteFward the mercury
eesn 20 rise, and its Tendency 10 still upward The
thermometer ranged between $40 and &c., The avetage
Tor The day was 71%o or A%o hiGner tnsn we Pre.
Fof this city and pegnborhood clear or partly
fsmpefatafe and some ehsnAs sssa ocaAAon@ Ano"es'
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DIED

Al notices Of MaridgsI mINbs iRbrj'I UIH faH
name and GtIdrssS.
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AnnlVersnrieg
MAY o TO 10.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE, cor. 3Ath-st

Anniversaries.
MAY TO 10. -.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE, cor. 34thsk
NETWORK suN6A Hssca or ASSOCIATION. $50
Caleb b. Knevas esq viii preside. Speakers. Rev 9.
AMERICAN sUNDXY.scaooL UNION $50 p m
Ex Governor James Pollock VIII preside speakers Eey
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY. 10 a m.
lin the Chapel MI Justice strong Win preside Eey1ex
AMERICAN FEMALE GUARDIAN socIETYsnm.
10 nal RsV afs Ms bSRS SaaR 70 Eaif
speakers Rev W. T. Sabine. Rev. A. d. VAIL Rev. Thorn
HHMM AMER H. PS1 TRAoi SOCIETY, 7.sopm
M'Kim, d., and G. Robinson, DID. NewYork, Rev. II
stevenson MOn'rea fiji H uRsDAY, MAY IS
NEW.YORK INSTITUTION FOR INSTRUCTION OF
DEAF AND DUMB, $3.50 .: m: us. <~u. ..r,x,.r~,
NEW;H DIRK CITY MISSION AND TRACT SOCIETY,"
FRIDAY, MAY IL. TEMPERANCE DAY.
WoMANS NATIONAL CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
YogSNSadO w sSsE 4 s. CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
NEw.YoEk sooRRE ;qY FOR PREVENTION OF CRIME.
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. 7.sop.m.
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR FOB.
EIGN MISSIONS. 1870 p m.
Congress Water. .
This famous water wekn0wn SPECIFIC FOR CONSTIPATION
INDIGESTION and ali disorders OF the stomach liver dneyr
bladder Other coorse crude mineral waters domests
and foreign not only aggray such disorders when they or
membrane. All mineral waters that dan
frTitans be known by their dertdetd like tss
Sold bottles only by leading druggists r2cee and
hotels Congress aud Empire Spring Co.. saIatoea N
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The Metropolitan Market Company,
owner OF tho

Structure, Impotence and Diseases Of ths Generays os
DANIELS n. d. LA lexington ave- near 29thsA
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Post Once Neuce.

Tho foreign mails for the wssg ending SATURDAY,
May 49, 1890 win close al this once on WEDNESDAY AZ
4:91 a m TOR Europe steamship scythfa, VIA Queens
town correspondence for Germany and Franco must %
epecay addresse) and at 4SO for France dlreot ~
steamship Canada Havre and at II An Tor Europe 6y
steamship HabsburR. via southampton and Bremen %
Montreal via correspondence for Great Brit
ain and Continent must be specially addrcssed ana ~
1880 M Europe by steamship Frisa va Plymouth
CnerbOurg and Hamburg on sAFU HDNa a. s:o- m
spondence Germany and Scotland must be specially a.
ressed and for Scotland direct w steamship Ethi
opia Via glasgow and at II for Europe by steamship
marx Sweden dispatched BY Hamburg and
Bremen steamer: only Ihe mails for Mex1eo snd SG
leave TswYorK May 10 The mails for Jamaica Coomba and
and South Pacific leave Newly MAY H. The mails fot
ISaytf NewYOrk MAY H. The mails ior AaNsns ssus
Naw.YoTk NAV l3, The malta Venezuela AID Clracos
iesye SewYork May is The mails China aud japan
lsays San May 90 Inc malls Tor AusrAhA CO.
leave %" rHOs L. JAMES. PostuL,s,E
p,s, Oa,ce New.York NAV g. 1886
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THE BATTLE OF FIVE FORKS.

WHY WARREN WAS REMOVED AFTER 1T.
CONTINUATION OF THE COURT OF INQUIRY AT
GOVERNORS IsLAND-oUEsTIoNs THAT GEN
ERAL SHERIDAN DID NOT LIKE TO ANSWER
STATEMENTS OF GENERAL wARREN's COUNSEL
Northumberland Sheridan was further cross
questioned at the Warren Court of Inquiry yester-
day. He said he disliked his position on the wit
stand because he had to tell unpleasant truths
about men and officers in the battle of Five Forks
On'one occasion he appealed to the Court. Many
interesting incidents Of the battle were brought
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Diseases
THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The Importance system its powor life
direct bearing which It has human happinesss
thoroughly recognized It's and tho danger OF overax
ing whether through iutAnse mental application or BY tbs
indulgence Of the appees and propenses are
proper subjects consideration When the system
ia deranged Is absolutely necessary 70 promptly seek 3D.
vice expert who for long series OF years. has de-
voted his and attention 70 this study and from
his perence practice has learned discover At
the and promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding
the painfully slow seeking for the truth common to the In
experienced and annoying TO the patient who very nat
uray without delay what ls the matter tbs
Of the arrangement the probabilities OF recuperaon
the time required
II the brain exhausted by intense mental ap
pcaton deprivng Of the power Of connected thought
can only recover ls strength by being properly tsd and
nourshed by OF certain systematic methods II 10
precisely with the shat preside over organic
e The this branch Of medical practice can scarce
y be oyerrated reaches marriage the perpetuauon OF
family names securing Of hereditary eA and the retsn'
ton Of estates, in the same family.
From long aud large experience in this direction. have
been aDe thankful appreci&
ton Of some the families In the city and naon andI
can much that pertain 10 the oyerexercse OF
every department sytem and the means Of
covering s Dower whether VI BRAIN appetite propensity %
passion.
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Fusselrs ice Cream Is Good
Ono uuart and up dell vered fames Order BY pos
tai Churches suppieu Established ls6l ~ Bible House
Mercantile Library Assoetation
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MEN BERS. -
The annual meeting Tuesday evening, May III,
1880 at which time an amendments 70 the Cons
sfitutlOp Will authorizing annual electons; all
those earnestly requested 70 be present and as
sist in restoring beloved institution 70 ats odme pros
perity
Mr. ira d. Sankey VIII be at Assocauo Hall ths TUES
DAY EVENING at 7:45. Reunion Bippodrome PARK Thea
fre and Cooper Union 100 cnors. Admission free. Every
BODY welcome.
New DesIzns In
GAS FIXTURES. CLOCKS. BRoNzEs. LAMPS AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
Artistic in style and the best materials and workmanship
arc offered BY
MITCHELL. VANCE q Co.,
$50 and sSs Broadway. New.York
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Can see him yield his breath,
Smiling at the hand Of death;
Aud behOd the purple tides
Cushing down his tender sidesp
Woud It not be well for some Euglish.writlng poet to
the task Of setting Handes music to decent
versea Some persous would esteem it quite as worthy
an undertaking as translating Goehe's Faust" or
DANES Diyna Comedia 1t is really too bad TO have
Hnndes gO1lke music chant tho unpleasantness OF
purple tides gushing down tender SIDES
Apart from lie vanOus quaty OF the poetry theoVen
save the mark ~ the text Of solomon is slngulariy
uninteIesting. The first part contains nothing but
praises OF Solomon, and some mildly matrimonial love
songs and duets between him and bs queen The second
mart is more dramatic, and contains the episode OF Solo
mons Judgment between the rival mothers The third
part treats of the Queen OF Snebas visit to soomOns
conr The fair guest Is apparently entertained with
concert of various of music after which says
"Thy harmony's divine, great King
Ali obey the artists string;
And now, illustrtous prince, receive
Ruch tribute as nv realm can give.
Here purest gold from earths dark entrails torn,
And gems respondent that outshine the morn;
There Dalsam breathes q grateful smell;
With thee the fragrant strangers wish to dwell"
And so on ending with graceful compliment touching
the Temple ZadOck, the HlghPries takes up the strain
with:
"P.ous King and virtuous Queen,
MAY your names resound III story,
In fines latest annals seen, 49,
CroWnd with honor, crOWn'd With glory"
ANA the chorus sing; "Prase the Lord" after Zadoek
has gwen rather vague, II howery description OF tie
Cs the whole thing the most utterly miserable text
that the mind OF idiot devised and you Will not be
far wrong. ID, 1....A y, =.
Handel did not live IN time when composers had to be
Inspired by magnificent poetry In looking through
most might 70 through all the sixtythree numbers
OF the oratoro ard give nm elaborate description or eae
aud nobody y. written times for
Tor double chorus. They are mostly IN Handes more
snythinS 1bas Handel ever wrote IN dramatic
Smyrna times., 1880-03-10

ECRCPE's REQUIREMENTS OF WHEAT.-E. II.
Walker, statlstican of the New York
Produce Exchange, concludes from volu.
minsus reports that the probable wheat
rsoulremeRts of European importing coun-
tries. from February to the close of the croD
year. will be about 100000 bushels. pro.
yided there is the usual rate of consumption
and the ability to pay for it. Prices NAV
check consumption ten per cent which
would leave I20000,000 bushels to be pro.
vided for from February l to September |.
OF this amount the United States and
Canada can probably give from the crop of
1879. 6j00O000 to 100000 bushels from
Atlantic ports, and the Pacific coast, includ.
ing California, Oregon and Chilli, can give
100000 bushels. Shipments after April
will not be available for consumption until
after September /, the beginning of the
crop wear. With an addition from. Esvpt
Of 100000 bushels and from Russia l5..
00l0OJ bushels, which makes total ef
about l00,000,000 bushels, lie asks. where
can this apparent deficiency be supplied
from? The prospect, Is, he saws, that
America will have an early harvest, and
with tAe movement of the new crop, if il
should be a good one, the deficiency will
be supplied during July and August, as was
the case ia 1872, when the receipts of the
new crop in those two months AT Teledo.
Baltimore, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Detroit
were several times larger than the entire
movement frem January to June, inclusive.
There are reports of considerable damage
to the Winter wheat by Winter killing in
Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Wiscon.
sia and Michigan, and of damage by virmin
IN Ohio. These reports are from agents of
and reaping machines to their
principals. Reports from California state
that considerable apprehension Is enter
tanned there in regard to the Winter wheat
YTrtJunc.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-10
MARYLAND ITEMS.

.nov storm prevailed throughout Wes
t.rn Maryland Sunday.
The first steamship of the new line
..trosn New York and Baltimore sailed
tor New York on Saturday.
The steam ferryboa Canton. to carry
..;Iroad cars between Locust Point and
canton. was launched at Wilmington, Del,
on Saturday
A, the seventy. y.third commencement of
.a. School of Medicine of the Maryland
T.ivsrsty, or Saturday last, degrees were
oorfsrred an sxty-six graduates.
Tho Maryland annual conference of the
1.,bodst Protestant Church, which in
oIn5os Maryland, Delaware and the Dis,
,ricts of Columbia, meets in Ninth Street
church, Washington, to day.
Henry W. Archer, Esq, trustee, sold at
The Voshell House, on Thursday. the Tins
farm. near Wcrton Station, 25O acres, to
Can't, John :. Clayton. for $7,022. The
Morris farm, advertised by H. w. Archer,
l.. ESQ, was not sold.-htnt N,qrs.
About fifty ladies and gentlemen of Rev.
R. IL. Adams's congregation, at St. Nj
cb,els. waited on him at the Parsonage
last WEDNESDAY evening, bearing each a
bundle. and some of them two bundles.
containing groceries, fruits, novelties, toilet
articles, dry goods &c.
As the train on the Wicoalico & POGO
woks Railroad was on its way to Ocean City
an Wednesday last, car loaded with
lnmber was in advance of mail and passen.
Ger car, VIXEN one of the stancheons broke,
sttine off some pieces of lumber, which
struck the ground end first sending the
other end through tho mail car, coming
vsry near several persons and wrecIins the
car considerably Advcrtser.