Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-12
News Items,

The Honolulu (Sandwich Island,) Adver-
tiiser has a card that Gen. Ohio Hinton is an
'attorney and counselor at law" in that
city.
General Comon fort, Ex-President of Mex
leo, with his two daughters, has arrived at
New Orleans, and will probably visit Wash
ington city in a few days.
Ex-Governor Bebb, who was tried at
Rockford, I'll, for manslaughter. has been
acquitted. The jury on Monday last brought
in q verdict of "not guilty"
The Cleveland (Ohio) Herald says a Ger
man whose house was on fire in that place.
on Monday morning, rushed into the smoke
and flames to save some money contained
in a chest, and was burnt to death.
Ono STATE STocE.-Ohio Skies, 1856,
Ohio Skies 1880 at 1ol.
The New York Herald has an original
view of Stewards support of the Army Bill.
It is in brief: Seward expects to be next
President, and will wish a large army to put
down the Southern disunionists.
The Washington Union declares that call
good Democrats will sustain the Presidents
Kansas policy. Growing still mors warm,
it declares that "hoaest men of all parties
will do the same thing.
The Louisville (Ky.) Courier says that
the Artesian well of Messrs. Dupont, ofthat
city, has now reached the depth of 800
feet. "This is the deepest we'll known TO
US in the world. The next in depth is the
we'll at Grenelle near Paris, which is 1900
feet" sg E IT, s7at
The Boston Post says tina, Luther Col
burn, of Needhan, defednent in an action for
trepass before the common pleas at Dedha m
shot himself dead near the premises in dis
pute, after telling his mother he had rather
die than &c into a court house again.
A bill has been introduced into the Legis>
iature OF Minnesota, intended to stimulate
immigration into that State. This bill ex-
empts actual settlers from all process of law
ed before coming into the State.
The Richmond Enquirer says: "Should
Douglas and those who think with him de-
sert US, we may be assured there is a politi-
cal earthquake coming which in 1860 may
leave q fissure of fire as the dividing hue be-
tween the North and The South"
RARE CASE Elihu Bnrritt was rendered
$50 by the Young Mems Literary Associ-
alton of Kenosta, for the lecture he recently
delivered, but he would accept only $50,
modestly declaring that he conceived that to
be all it was worth.
IMPORTANT TO PosTMAsTERs.-ThetPost
Master General has recently decided that if
Postrnasters do not give publishers OF news
papers notice that their papers remain in the
Post Office, without being taken out by the
subscribers, within five weeks, they are liza
BILE for pay.
In Norwich. Coun., a Mrs. Ann Randall
who had a COW which had been bitten BY a
mad dog, offered The COW a pail OF water
The saliva from The cows mouth got into
the water. and Mrs. R. put her hand in to
rinse out the pail. On one of her fingers
was an abrasion of the skin. and ina few
days Mrs. R. was attrcked by hydropho-
bia and in two days died in intcnse agony.
James Buchanan was VIGOROUSLY elected
by The bascst fraud upon the elective fran.
chise; and the fruits of his election are now
being realized in the distracted condition o
his own party. He ~triumphcd by the frauc
and enjoys his office by virtue thereof, but
he holds it only to destroy and overwhelu
the party which placed him in power
The house where the Burdell murder wa.
committed is now tenanted. A dentist has
taken the very rooms occupied by Burdell
and does a very good business in advertising
the fact. He seems to think that the noto,
rety ofthe place will give it popularity whict
it would not otherwise have had. Mrs. Gun,
{ ningham and her daughters are still living III
the city III 23l street.
The Philadelphia Lciger states that. a..
though nearly all the excitement has died
out about the new cent, the mint is actively
engaged in coming ;hem. Three days il
each week are devoted 10 this purpose. Or
} these days the whole building appears TO b
2 filed with the new coin. Piles Of them arr
to be seen in all stages of manufacture. By
the last monthly statement of the mint It ap
pears that $l6.200 of the coin were issuet
in November. II is 10 be regretted that thcy
are not more creditablei in the country.
. A bill has passed the House in the Louis.
iana Legislature authorizing the company al
ready organized to import twenty-five hun
dred free blacks from the coast of Africa IL
be indentured for not less than fifty years.
They enforce the State Liquor Law over
in. Clark county. The Nonpariel says thai
: three men were 6ned fifty dollars each ant
sentenced to twenty days Imprisonment b,
the Court at Springfield, on Saturday last
for selling liquor contrary to law. TheJ
are now in Jail.
? The Finlay Jeffersonian says TINT the famil,
of Mr.. Philip Grouse, residing near that place
> were poisoned week before last by eating
e apple butter, kept in giased crockery. One
boy died, and the rest of the family were ir
u precarious situation. Another family il
hat county had suffered from the same cause
, Too much care cannot be taken in putting
up acid fruits in glased crooks, as they are
8 apt to produce poisonous compounds.
TIME TO CHOKE HIM OFF.-Senator Doug.
las made a last effort to bring the testimony
regarding the frauds by the Pro- Slayery par.
ty in Kansas, before the Senate a few days
ngo. We give the paragraphs of his last
speech, proceeding the garroting process:
The testimony as 10 Kickapoo is, that, oil.
, though there had been vast numbers of illegal
, votes during the day, young Thomas Ewing,
! son Of the late Secretary of the Interior, vo-
ted next TO the last; only one man voted az
ter him, according to the testimony; yet the
poll-books show some five hundred votes adj
i, deG subsequent to his. The certificate was
cot off; five hundred names were added