Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

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John Calhoun, the telegraph tells US, has
published in the Douglas paper at Washing
ton a statement that the Free State men car-
ried the 4th of January election. 1t will
now be his turn to face the fre-eaters, who
will be down on him hot and heavy.
New York, March 2o.--Patrick Nc
Laugislin alias Paudeen, who spat in Bill
Poole's face when the latter was kill, was
shot this morning by Daniel Cunningham,
in self-defense. Paudeen is said to be NOR
tally wounded. Cunningham is the keeper
of a dance-house.
The Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. TTibnne, writing no the 18th, says:
Saltpetre cannot save LecomptoI. The
anti-Lecompton forces in the House now
count 100. Horace T. Clark, Pendletcn
and Dewart are all right.
In reading the trashy and sophistical
speeches of the leading Lecomptonites in
Congress, we are reminded of the old Qua
her lady's quiet respose to a palavering store
keeper:-"Friend, what a pity il is a sin
to lie, when it seems SO necessary to thy bu-
siness. II louisville Journal.
ne people vi AduSdS are eApeCJfdB u
large emigration into the territory this spring.
We know not what grounds there are for
this expectation, but we see a statement that
a company of 322 families are to leave Ban
! gor, Me, this spring for Kansas, and that
the company has sent forward an order 10
purchase lumber to build fifty houses in Leay-
enworth.
The Npuyo rE A .j,,oo1fa Stuias stC ou:: ID y N
"the arch demagouge" who urged upon the
Legislature the passage of the Kansas res
o~lutions, instructiug Senator Pugh to vote
against L~ecompton. liza Republican had
applied this term TO MIR. Payne last fall, the
Advocate would have gone into spasms.
THE 7TH OF APRIL.-The citizens of Ma
rietta are making preparations to celebrate
the 10th anniversary OF the settlement of
that town. Seward distinguished men have
been invited. Hon. Thos. Ewing has ac-
cepted. 1t will be remembered that this is
the point where the first effective settlement
was made in the northwest Territory.
There is only one administrator paper in
the city Of ST. Louis, and that is the old
wing Republican. The Leader, whilom an
administration sheet, has lately backed down
from that position and now claims to be In
dependent. The Democrat and Evening
NeUs, are both able champions Of Free La
Dor.
THE DIFFERENCE.-Three months ago
money could only be had at TIE rate Of two
per cent. a month, and even higher in some
cases. 1t is now sad the brokers in New
York refuse it at five per cent. per mum
for a specified time. There appears to be a
g:lt OF the article which will, however, soon
find an AVENUE tor its useful employment in
the revival Of business, which is in progress
over the uhole country.
4 correspondent; .: a Rev Orleans paper.
in a description ofthe marriage OF tNo slaves
OH q neighboring plantation, remarks that
the minister. instead OF the words until
death do par. yc,'' used the words, "unless
you are ~noUoidably separated.'
Mr.. Brdce stated in the Virginir L4gisla.
ture. recently, that there had been, in the
last thirty years, 4 decline in slaves, as an
element Of population, Of 7 per cent.
The New York Times gives currency to O
report that Gen. Schouier, OF the OHIO State
Journal, will shortly retarn to Boston, to as
sumo the Elitorship Of the BE.
the London Court Journal of Feb. 30
gives a list Of nineteen females burned by
their clothes taking fire 50 as to cause their
death, between the LIST Of January and the
middle of FEBRUARY.
The result of iilegi mute expansion.
In the Seneca County Court of Common
pIaac Miss r A UN,irr H., .,a,z.- -
verdict Of s 900 against Mr.. George Noel for
failure to execute u marriage contract az
cording 10 law.
In a quarrel that occurred al the Franklin
House, Candndaigua, N. Y, between Chas.
Mary, u tailor, and John Os burn. a painter,
on the Is inst, Sidney Banham. the bar ten
der, interfered TO stop the fight, aud wa s
shot by Mary in h head and expired in L few
minutes. BenLam's wife was at the time
attending the promenade concert at the Can
anduigua tIoiel, and was called from hat
scene oftestivity to the corpse Of her hus-
band.
The Sheriff advertiscs for sale the entire
village of Malaga, in New Jersey 30 miles
below Philadelphia. 1t consists Of more
than 5 1000 acres of land, with glass works,
mills, and forty dwellings houses. Tie viii
lage exhibits u scene OF desiituLion and a.
abandonment, so complete and thorough as
to be rarely exceeded. 1t is said that all
this fine property will pass away from the
industrious and enterprising owner for a
comparative song. r.
Three boys, sons OF d NJ. TulIy, have
just been tried at Pontiac, Mich. for the muir
der of their father, and two of them were
convicted. The body of the father was
found in the woods, las, winter, partially
burned up, and an investigation led to the
discovery of u chain circunstanual evidence
which fasened the terrible crime on two OF
his sons.
IMPORTED CATTLE BURNED.-The barn of
Thomas p. Remington on the Lancaster pike
five Or and a half miles from Pbiladephia
was burned on Tuesday morning last
There were seventy head Of valuable impor-
ted stock in the barn, and all but nineteen
OF them were burned. The cattle were val
ued at $4,000. Total loss S23, 900. No
insurance. Two policies of SI5 600 each
mad expired only a few weeks before, and
arrangements were then making for their re-
newal.
Before the Mormous abandoned Jackson
county, Mo, a chosen number secreiiy laid
the foundation of the future temple, and
then carefully covering all races of their
work with dirt and planted it over. The loca-
ton of this spot is held as a church secret.
The idea of shortly re turning to build this
temple is continually fostered by the leading
saints IN Utah, according to a letter from
California.