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

The New York Grand Jury have pres
euted Washington Market. one OF the Iarg-
est in the city as q nuisance.
The prize money TO be paid to the mill
tary serving in India. says the Glasgow
Herald. 10 Lord Clyde's share
is said TO exceed ESQ 900.
A Mr.. CLAFLIs Of Boston has Donated
SIC. 600 for the endowment of 3 Professor
ship in the colored School at Tawawa-
Alexander Duncan, Of Providence, is
taxed for over 1000 600 dollars. He is the
richest man in New England.
A citizen of Pennsylvania. Mr.. George
Washington R~eifsnyder, of Pottsville. has.
it is said, accepted Tom Hyer's challenge to
fight any man in the world for $40, 0o0.
Since Morphy has been in Europe. up to
the time of the close of the Harwitz game,
he has played ll9 games, l6 of which he
has lost, 80 won, and IL were draw n.
Adyices from Texas, received at Wash
ing,on, state that a ilbustering expedition
against Mexico is being organized there.-
Men Of high position are said to be concern
ed in it.
Only 10000 Immigrants have arrived at
New York dnring the year which ends with
this month. This Is but enc fourth the
average number.
In ul but four counties Of Michigan,
Wisner, the Republican candidate for
Governor, has a majority Of 1864. The
remaining counties are sparsely settled. and
their vute will not materially change this
majority.
A Southern paper thinks the neutrality Of
the Atlantic cable. which was so earnestly
begged for by President Buchanan, has
been fully established. It hasn't a word to
say on either side.
The Springfield (Iii.> Register. Demo
c~ratic,) gives the majority for the Republic
can State ticket in Illinois as 1918. The
whole Republican vote is l35,275, an in
creas of over SO 600 on the vote for FRE-
MORT.
The Louisville Courier states, az a fact,
that a child of German parents, in that city
recently slept uninterruptedly for . week,
and its respiration and pulsation were I'M
changed, both being natural.
Six colored BARRIERS of Indianapolis were
fined Z dollars and costs each, a few days
since. for shearing the head Of one Of their
companions against his will.
l. Bennett of the New York Herald, predicts
that Buchanan will remove from office every
Douglas Democrat, here and elsewhere, and
that before the next session of Congress the
party will oe purified and strengthened.
A. W. Phelps, Postmaster At Duf's Forks
Fayette county. Ohio. and two of his dsugh-
tiers have been arrested on q charge OF rob-
bing the mail. Mr.. P. owns d farm Of 40
acres, but denies any knowledge Of the act.
One OF the daughters confessed it.
A man named Albert Pars,ns fell upon
the sidewalk dead in Boston, Mass, on
Thursday. In his pocket was found a writ.
ten request that his body should be burned.
He died OF 4 disease OF the heart, and had
carried The request alluded to in his pocket
for several years.
Mrs. Rachel Hun, and Mrs. R achel Ayrsu
one aged lo4 years and the other lol years,
died ID Hartford county, Md, last week.
Both died On the same day-were buried OIL
the same day.
Speaker ORR has been serenaded at WASH
ington, and On that occasion he made a
strong Union speech, which rs construed as
his bid for the Presidency. II 10 also sus-
pected that he would rather be Vice Presi-
dent than nothing.
Mr. Richard Ten Brock has returned
home after a long ~sojourn in England. Il
is Mr. Ten Broeck's intention to 90 back to
England in the spring. and 10 take with him
some fresh American horses 10 test their
qualities again on the English turf.