Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02

and a third was injured. Inc wives OF the
men killed have Just recovered judgments
ofSAs5o0 each againstthe Company,and the
injured man a verdict Of 81 900.
Ia Circinnati, thirteen of the young lady
teachers ID the public schools-as appears
from The report of a very special committee
appointed to examine very ninutely into the
mysteries Of the interesting ~subjeer-haEe
resigned in consequence of approaching
matrimonial alliances.
A Chief nf the Snake Indians, residing
near Utah. lately died. ana his relatives, il
addition to the killing of his fay5rite horses
ever his grave, buried with hin alive a little
boy, of whom the deceased was very fond
in order that he might accompany HIN 10 The
spiri: iani. They wrapped tAe boy up, q
i've in a banker, and placing him IN the
grave with he corpse and buried taem to-
gether-
The RiclanJad Qgentucky3 Messenger
nentiuns a freak ui n4lare which Is with
on, parable! il The animal kingdom. Il IS L
c9i, aiih bat eye eye. Il vas foalcG OH the
farm Of NJ. ElisAl Rsbetss, IN Madison
Couaiy. The eye Is Considerably Iarger
than he usual s4zes and IN The middle Of HE
iosaead.
The French G4-sA Mad;cLSe states that
by On accident charcoal mas been discovered
to be u care fer hssr,is. By laying Il piece Of
cold elilrcoai upon tie barn, the pain SUB
sides immediately By ieaFing the charcoal
on enc il0nr the wound is healed. as has
been demonstrated On several occasions
The fef1edy IS cheap t,j simple and GER
taiaix aeacsses : Trial.
Lord Ns4pi.r prepared dispatches to-day
conveying intelligence o. i5c salts faction E.
YIDced 10y the Administrators at. the turn
ygli.eil rise cruiser controversy has taken.
and gisiag assurances that the relations be-
tween the Two countries would ne establish
e.. o., even bette. fJa'Eg thar ie:et9fore.-
" 4si.iagtoa istser. 234
The G.. c. g c. Rroa tagk 10 Clcvaland
on Monday evening and Tuesday morning,
segenty-oae ear Ioads Of live stock aud
Cleveland s. T'eIed1 roa! twenty car loads
The Herald. Of T'uJstsy, SAYS: Upwards Of
q teen hundred head 6t c%nslle, besides hogs
ana sheep, passed E1st on the cars through
this city. during she Fl hours ending al noon
to-day.
A patent has baen gfautel 20 a citizen Of
Ulca, for u hew kind Of otcrstioe, designed
for persons travelling b sea and land Il is
mule Of braided straw. Straw being 4 non
c~ondurtor OF lsea., the warnih Of the foot
is retained, without being subject to DAMP
ness by the foot sweating, the straw he;ng
porous, aud either absorbing the Ja,npaess,
or allowing it to pass off.
Tue nuGber of enllgranta who arrived al
New York during the 1:eek ending the 32a
lust: was one lhpssand six hundred and six
teen, making a total of thirty thousand four
hundred and fifty since the first of January.
The 1un,ber Tor .he corresponding period of
last year was eighiy-ene thousand eight
hundred and uine.
Officers on the steamer Minnesota. sent
to Shanghai to strike terror into HE hearts
of the Chinese, write home that she dr4ws
so much water they cant get within fifteen
miles Of port. Aii they eau see Of S'iau4hai
is done through the telescope Tnis illus
srates the management o. ouf Navy Depart
saeHt.
A splendid sugar plantation containing
l.643 ucres of land and IS ncgroea, ncar
Bayou Gonla, La, belonging 10 The csiate
OF Samuei 5. Harrison, was sold at public
auction 4 few days since, and brought the
handsome sum OF $240.50o- the pnFcaa-
ser was Cyprien Ri1ard, a free man Of color
who owned the aJieining plantalioB. which
is worth as much nlore-
The Boston Atlas says to the Boston
Post: ''The Post need not be alarmed about
she new name. Pbe Republican party will
bold on to its principles; the only Charge
likely to occur VIII be after 1850. when it
vii; assume the name and functions of the
Administrator purity"
Neither California, Delaware nor Florida
had, al the census of 1850 a population
equal TO that required OF Kansas as q condi-
ton Of admission, provided she persists lii
asal1nding the right to make her own Con-
s;iiu;iYn. Why The difference! Does any
body believe It would hase been proposed,
or thought of, if Kansas were a p.9 sllvary
or . Democratic Stated
The Utica Herald mentions the death of
Patrick Riley. While piosing his hands
came in contact with poisoned ivy, andlh2
swelling being neglected, increased for four
or FIVE days before he consulted a physician.
at the time his arms were swollen 10 an
immense size, aad his limbs and body cen.
tinaed TO swell and slortity til deata elusa.
ed, in spite ef the G4ctoas.
The fatal receipts Of a ,ur at Ciifcaga
Siuce January /. have been one thousand
four hundred aud i've barrels in excess OF
the same period last wear. The receipts Of
,.Ea.. -. E-o- a.. iii, -,
hundred and thirty-four Thousand five han-
Cred and eigttty-six bushels, white the re
-ceipts Of fRdian corn have been about five
hundred and seventy-eigat thousand three
hundred and niaety-seseE bushels below the
receipts ei last year.
The citizens Ct Springfield, Illinois, have
voted il pn5iic meeting to accept the pro-
posal of Two gentlemen of Cincinnati to es-
,ablisk a mill in Springfield, for the manu-
f~actUre o Gsugar and nulasses from the Chi
nese sugar cane. The requisite machinery is
ready, and the enterprise will be undertakeR
a.once. Fifty acres Of Cage are To be plan
ted this year; and if successful, more will
be added in future. Refined sugar-cane
nolasses nov sells in Cincinnati; at eighty
ceats per gallon.
recent com un;catioa TO the Indian Of
fee, from the superintendent of Indian AZ
fairs at San Francisco, reports a strange but
shocking custom that prevails among almost
all the Indians of California. This is that
OF harging alive. When u widow dies and
leaves young children, rather than trouble
themselves with their support, the tribe to
which they belong will bury the orphans
alive. The superintendent states that be " i'll
use all his efforts to put an end to this cruel
practice, but it has been impossible to pre-
veptit entirely as yet. even Oh the Govern
meat reservations.