The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-01

number taken, turned Kings evidence, and the re-
malnder were pardoned.
Steel equal to the best "Cro,oley has been produced
the mandatory in Pittsburgh.
EPSON Salts.-'rhe London Mechanics Magazine
says" The United States of America which used to
be furnished with Epson salts from this country, have
now the whole of their supply from manuiactory OF
their own, established at Baltimore, by Messrs Mkim
Sims & Co. These gentlemen have succeeded in ma.
king puer salt than i'll Europe at much less price, and
now manufacture about 100000 lbs. annually.
Frederick Myers has been recognized Danish Vice Con-
sui for Virginia, (the ports the Potomac excepted
side at Norfolk.
The President has also recognized Hermann Friedrich
VOn Lengerke Consul of the Free Hanseac City of Bre-
men, for the port of Philadelphia
The sale of Pews in the new church at Quincy.
Mass, 83 in number, lately produced S25,00O-about
$1,000 more than their appraisement.
The President has appointed Joseph Hopknson of Penn
syvana to be Judge of the United States for the Eastern
District of that State in place of the late Richard Peters,
Ohio.-The number of Free White Males in this
State, above twentyone years. at the census of 1897
was 145,745.
the day for choosing Elec-
tors of President and Vice President, in this State The
election is made by general ticket.
Gold.-Discoveries of gold mines continue to be
made in North Carolina. The greatest quantity is
generally found on the poorest land. A new mine
N
which promises we'll AT a mine in Arson county, a
solid lump has been found weighing IS lbs ayoirCll-
pois and estimated to be worth from $4,000 to
$4,000.
JOHN SINGLETON CopLEY, the RI Hon. Lord Ivnd-
hurst, who is at present Lord High Chancellor of
Great Britain, is native of America. He was born
in Boston, in 1879. His father was John Copey, a
distinguished historical and portrait painter of that
city, who, at the commencement of the revolutionary
war, settled in England as an American Loyalist
The Gymnasium at New Haven, Conn. which has
been established but little than four MONTHS has
near eighty pupils. The institution occupies build
ing containing sixty rooms and is under the manage
ment of principal and eight instructors.
The distance from New York to Detroit $50 miles,
is travelled in four days and half.
The King of England has appointed Arthur Duke
of wellington, First Commissioner of His Maosty's
Treasury and the Right Hon Henry Goulborn,
Chancellor Of the Exchequer.
A very large expedition is preparing at Marseillcs
for the Morea. Forty fifty thousand troops are to
be embarked.
The Mine of Veta Grande, of Zacatecas is said TO
yield about $4,000 week, and in two months left
profit of $4,000.
Nicholas, Emperor of Russia, is building Church
which he intends shall be the largest ever erected 1t
will have lag columns, each of one solid piece of
rock. Each column will be 81 feet high, weigh 1870
tons, and be feet in diameter.
In the Kremlin, at Moscow there is cannon which
weighs ninety-six thousand pounds. 1t was cast in
the year 1886
Justice Park has decided that by the laws of Eng