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ELIZaBETH-TOWM,
TUESDAY, JANUARY a6, 1919.
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The Army.--A correspondent of th.
Baltimore Telegraph, under the Washing
ton date OF the l4th inst. expresses the o
pinion that the conflict 10 the House o.
Representatives, on the conduct of Gen
jackson, will terminate in a successful
attempt to disband the army.
An American sloop of war, supposed TO
be the Erie, from the Mediterranean, an.
chored in Hampton Roads on Sunday af-
ternoon the 18th inst.-N.Y. Caz.
A number of gentlemen in New.York
intend applying to the legislature of that
state, for charter, under the name of the
Ocean Steam Boat Company, of the city
of New York, with a capital of 800 900
dollars, for The purpose Of navigating the
ocean by steam.


A gang Of thieves have lately visited
Hartford, Con-; and among other depre-
dations, the brick meeting house was forci-
bly, entered, and an elegant Bible which
adorns the pulpit, was divested Of its sill
yer clasps and corners.


The Steam Boat Sea Horse, Capt. Wait,
commenced running between Norfolk and
Hampton, on Wednesday the 18th inst.
The boat started from Newton's wharf,
with the mail and several passengers, at a
few minutes past ] o'clock, P. NJ. and ar
rived at Hampton in hours and 10 min
utes, distance of Is miles.-Norfolk pa.
On Monday afternoon, the 18th inst. a
man, after writing his name On bis hat
with chalk, jumped off Brewster's wharf,
Kensiugton, into the river Delaware. As
sistance was Immediately rendered, but he
refused TO accept of it, and he sunk to
rise no more.-Philadelphia paper.
On the I'd ult the King Of France pre-
sented the Duke of Wellington superb
diamond cross, valued at 300.0 900 francs.
The Duke dined with the King next day,
and wore this cross,---W. Y. Gas.
1t is stated in late London paper, that
20 or 80 persons lately exchequered for
selling sloe leaves for tea, and counterfeit
coffee, have taken their departure for The
United States.


The President of the United States
has officially announced the ratification o.
the following Treaties, recently concluded
with the Iudians-A treaty with the Della
ware Nation of Indians; Treaty will
the Patawatamie Nation of Indians; ans
a Treaty with the Miami Nation of Ind
lans.


| So great is the influx Of wealth, says tn
inverness Courier, brought to the neigl
boring fishing towns and villages. in COZ
sequence of the late successful season. ,tIl,
the young men, since their return, hav
been occupied in little else than marry


ing.--[Good.


The property of the late Queen of Enc


land, in money and jewels, is estimated a


100000 pounds sterling.