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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21

! We give in another part OF to-dayis pa
per- asynepsis of the proceedingsin the Leg
~islature since our last issues The facilities
afforded by the railroads for going homesto
attend to private business, soPerates strngly
on the members, and causes bsenteeism TO
prevail To an extent altogether unprecedeRt-
ed--the sessions being SHINY attended, and
on Friday last an adjournment Of both houses
took place till Tuesday, following A reso-
luton hes passed The House,to adjourn next
month"; Ttis sheer buneomb, and designed
as such. II an adjournrneht takes place be-
| fore April, we shall inform our readers Of
The fact. a-.---- 49, - ---- -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21

The Columbus "Statesman" says
that when the train Of the Cleveland
& Columbus road was stopping at
Crestlins. on Friday night, a man and
woman came on board, passing
through the car, the man, just as the
woman passed out, turned to a lady
sitting near, saying. "Madame. will
you please hold our baby for IA mo.
alent until we come backr" The
: aaansand-wonan did notlreturn, and
the baby went on 1 o Columbus, pro-
pesly cared for, and there was taken
charge of by the railroad officers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21

1c,nr - f,7nzos HcrcnTssuS.-

StICIDE OF JunsoN duTCHENsoN.-
Judson j. Hutchinson, the leading
member Of the wen known family OF
singers. committed suicide on Tues
day last by hanging himself, at his
residence in Lynn, Mass. His body
Vas found suspended by the neck, in
al unfinished house owned by his
brather, at High Rock, in Lynn
When discovered, life was entirely
extinct. He had been assisting his
broit,er John and wife IN attending
to tbefires kihhdledi IN the unfinished
house 10 prevent the plaster freezing
and was left d the basement arrang-:
ing the furnace fire, when. they re-
turned to Tie High Rock cotragea
few feel distant. Finding tea ready
on entering the house, they rang the
bell for Juudson, but he did not come.
aud his brother on searching for him.
found him banging by the neck. He
has al times given indications Of an
snsound state OF mind.
ii fsrela,ed that he was once taken
to an insane hospital for treatmentby
bis brotheT Jesse, who died in CaIitor-
MA, and Happening 10 gain access I"
the eficers Of me Institution a trifix in
advance, be persuaded tlIem thar
Jesse was he insane one. and nearly
sncceeded in having him locked up
He returned from a concert tour with
the famity about Week since, and a
eoncert was given .by them in Lynn
Ias. Safunrday eveniny Iu ninIiner
and dress he vas quite eccentric
This. Concert was partly %natural, bur
much more affected. His expansive
shirt collar and s@izeless felt hat viii
not soon be forgotten. The deceas.
ed was about forty years Of age, and
had been. much Interested in sl9iIIt-
nalism for some time past. and fas
sometimes. ~iconversed lately on the
5est means Of committing suicide
Or the original family, only three
p pepy survive, Mrs. Patton, tAbby)
yonRR Afes% asss .saf hzix
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21

i'll "a
s THE New York Herald grunbles ovsrths
passage BY the Senate Of the French Hpe.
!iation Bill, which, il il beeomese law. IN
wolves the expenditure of iye millienanOf
dollars. The Herald says thessi IL nusmoney
to pay the claims. aInathe name paReFs
-SLiDsELas proposition t0aspend thirty mil
lions in the pre~iihinariss 10 ethsa acquiaiti0n
Of Cuba. issheartily endorsed. The Herald
does not inform US where snd howahisShfE,v
million Bribery fnadia to be ssised..aWspR
IAN azchangeassyss-~ssThirt ayenmuaa
a house in the wool Communication Ausinase IN
Philadelphia, could not purchase $500 worth
of wool westgo the Alleahaaies;s owg the
the some region can furnish ~woolexoesdinR
S~iso00y0D0in valness o&w sacf 10 anMege9
The exports Of wool by aahssIaka4fssm
Cleveland clone amountea-so- &970 $50 Cor
1885, The estmasesofd eh.OoOAOas tag the
wests 10 not oReshilf, apauhahiy not aaqnhr,ee
the value Of the ssoolpaissd Ss 0hia furex.
port. The wool crop of Ohiofoe aekR m
estimatsdiR the annual Rsposa oftha Beard
oIssAgElesltaFs AT $4,000 .0pa,-,-Aanzis
Beacon.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21

Faft 49,. .E4Es " zLEHt sAA5 III -. ~ ==
,gsg The Missouri Democrat has a let
ter from a member of a company that
.feleftS ST. Louis Tor the gold fields last
. fall. The writer sends his letter Ivy
L aretprping company, who represent
there is plenty Of god in the
i valleys but it costs great labor TO get
<aritqu eQpecomPany was making from
seven 10 eight dollars a day with
slpans.aqad !. d aa.b .ers
I'd The Toadsare good; and the writer
advises those who think of setting Out
in the spring, 10 take six or eight
!, 3 mules or as many oxen 10 each wa
go as grass and water are plenty
The, Indians. he says, will trouble no
one. if qdecently treated. The we;i-
sther was still as warm as when the
company left ST. Louis. Corn is
worth $5a bushel,. and other things
in proportion. aie5hm lI~, !.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21
Gbe 6aaette~


CoseREss.-Nothing OF special interest
has trans PRED in either branch since our
last. The Senate has passed the French
Spoliation bill. which apprOpriates about five
millions of dollars to satisfy claims of doubt
fnl merit; and it is generally supposed the
bill Of Senator SlidelL placing the small sum
of thirty millions at the disposa4of the Pres
ident to be used in efforts to acquire Cuba,
will also pass this odY--though it is conf
IDENTIFY predicted they will defeat the bill
giving a small pittaace to the surviving sol
diers of the war of 1914. The Pacific
Railroad bill is still pending, but the votes
thus far taken do not Indicate with any GER
tainty its ultimate fate. The House devotes
some attention to business during the day
and holds an evening session for the purpose
of giving those charged with speeches for
home consumption an opportunity to deliver
them So7empty benches, or what is, more
frequently the case, obtain leave TO print
them as having been delivered, that process
in reality being dispensed with. $50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21
I

Deu5ze eBorfelled Blundcrbuss, meets a Pllrea
nologist, picksahiml up for efiat, secs his mis1t
take, gels excited. talks vulgar, makes an at
tack, or IN other words, pitches IN :" Bluns
derbuss cxplodrs, awfully besmeareo by the
con bustion, becomes conscious of danger,
seeks professional advice Of the Phrenolo-
gist, Ira MUM examined, &C. &C. .F9A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21

phia, sreIiorts Pike'e Peak gold to be worth
nsArly twenty doilars per ounSs. Ibis beats
California. 1880 m.M
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21
NEWS ITEMS

Da,ins the past year sherc were received AT
New York Iyl,I70 beef cattle; 10. 30k mich
COWS, 81, 7os veal Calves S ,TsT slecp and
lambs srs ssF 60 qss ss45
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21

eTheeensus OF Oregon Territory. just taken.
shows the population, to be 4x.S6s. The mum
her of yoters Il stated l., Ln Q Mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-19

Goyernor's laudAtcry comments toe anarnished
credit of the State.
AtQueen yctorh's levee Mr.. Dallas presented 70 her
jesiy Bishop Delaney, Of Western New York. and his
son, William a. Delanoey, Jr. l .agfra.t
The Havre journals announce that Prince Napoleon has
jus. entered into contract with great shipping house
OF Bordeaux for the conveyance o. 10000 Chinese im
grants into Mart Unique.
Vscount Harding has resigned the Office Of Under Sec
retary Of state for War in England
The case o. Tn Parker against John Orrel Lever
H. p was called up in the Court of Queens Benz, DAo
lin on the Sd inst This action insuu,ei by The
plainuh, commission agent, rcsidin, IN Liverpool
against the defendant, Mr. Lever to damages for
hbel malicious arrest and imprisonms and foot o
account As jury about being sworn TO try the
case,
Mr. Fhzgibbon saidWe will save your lordshp trouble
Mr.. AImstroDg-We have agreed upon reference
thef Baron--Wi you make O consent a rule or COURT
Mr.. Ftgg,bbon--lti 10 our intention 70 do so
Chef Baron-Gentlcmen Of the jury, that makes it
necessary for you TO remain any longor.
Mr. Armstr0ng-fhe acton involves heavy matters Of
account.
Mr. Fxgibbon-Being Of that nature, it is not 1T case
AZ subsequent period counsel came into court and
handed to the Chief Baron consent referring tho IT.
ters IN Issue TO the arbitration OF two English gentlemen
The news from Turkey is dated at Consantinope the
26th Of February Two corps darme, consisting Of 600
A"Sn3 OocH SohSoud usou -Vpiia Nhsc MiniS-
ter Of Finance had been dismissed The
the Porte had quilted Jassy and Bucharest.
We have four days later news from China, dated at
Shanghae l0h and Hong Kong 10th Of January and the
rate Of exchange continued with favorable tendency for
England.
An estimate has been drawn Of the expense csab-
fishing electric telegraph which will the whole Of
Eastern Russia and Siberia and END at the Pacific The
Gar has conceded permission 10 joint stock company
for the construction Of railway from the Don the Vol
Ga. BY this means the Mediterranean and Black seas
the Sea Of Azo the Caspian Sea- Central ASIA and the
most distant regions Of Siberia will be placed in commu-
nication with Odessa, Vienna, Paris and London.
The steamship New York, from New York for Bremen,
arrived at Southampton on the I'd inst.
The steamship Pacific sailed from Galway the even
ing Of the 9Th instant with 2l2 passengers and
for New York.
We under obligations to Capt Cation Of the wcser
for the prompt delivery of summary news from our
Liverpool agent also for late papers and important ee
graphic intelligence from the British and Irish Magnetic
Telegraph Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-19
IL frigstes OF rom 80 20 80 guns.
l8 cory ss.ss Of fTom 30 70 80 guns,
Is coryst.es Of nom 20 - "a grrs.
DO smaller yessel9 OF from 4 10 20 R11g

PADDLE WHEEL -rlAHEka
steamships Of 500 horse pover Ind l6 g1ns
steamships Of $50 horse power AMI Id gung.
steamships Of from AGO 70 $50 horse poTer and va
rsoos tonnage.
12 steamships Of from 100 70 ISo horse power aud
rious tonnage.
SAILING
IL stors sh.ps.
besides sbs squdrcn there be constructed ta-es
naval school shas the frat Tor Instruction " 1dhp
men and nava apprences the second for ths marines,
and the tnrd tor The artillery also hundred despatch
boats for the coast seycs la the said there s not r
cuded the expense for maintaining and improving Of the
Navy Yards.
The project Of law which the Cores are discussing ap
proprsies only 4i995O 95 reals (wenty two millions OF
doaIs) for the navy, distributed the following way:
For maintaining ana mpro owing Navy Yards 100
For the construction Of two screw steamships
of the line Of from so TO 100 guns. AZ, GOO
For that Of eight screw steam frigases OF from
so TO 90 guns. 15,54s 200
For that OF nine screw stean corvettee Of from
80 10 SO guns ,saoi .oeO
20 70 p guns. 7lso7, 600
For that Of 80 smaller screw steamers . 36,sIe,9
--
Total. 4s, ,so5, ,s5C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-19
IMPORTANT FROM EUPOPE.
'>>~S>>~>~-~~o~-,-->-~.
ARRIVAL OF THE BREMEN STEAMSHIP WESER.
=" -FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
Increased Intensity of the War
Excitement.
The French Troops Not Yet With
drawn from Rome.
1igni6cant Announcements in the
Paris 09oniteur.
-o-o.>e--o->>-~.>~.o->~->,~.
Peace to be Preserved by a
IS aata Miracle Only.
---~~~~~-~~-.>,~~~~>---~- .n
IMMENSE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
~-~~~.>~~~~~~~~~~~0,~~~~
THE TROUBLE IN THE DANuB!AN PROVINCES.
.a &C., &c., &c.
IMMENSE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.


ne Bremen screw stsamship weser, Captain Gaiten,
vAsch lett Queenstown port, Cork, Ireland Sunday,
ue oh inst. eight O'Clock in the morning, arrived
zt ths port yesterday afternoon after splendid run
asross the Atlantic.
The weser has brought valuable cargo Of merchan
die and hundred and four passengers. The Cork Con-
itio Of the 5h Instant speaking the arrival Of the
weser and complimentary address to Captain Gaijen,
says
advertnpg portion Of this days impression there will be
general and hearty concurrence Captain Gaten nau-
guratee movement oil ipconsiderabe importance TO
me prosperity of and the south of ireland gene
rally This splendid steamer is tho worthy pioneer OF
great commercial undertaking. The Weser the pro-
pery Of the North German oyds Company and her ar
rangements reflect much credit on the loca agents
The Ia fully four days Inter than that brought by
The City Of Washington Our files Of papers from
Csrk to the evening Of the 9th inst
me Paris Mont of the 4th instant says the Co.sts
toel has announced that the evacuation Of the States
sf the Church by our troops has been ordered by the En-
peror and that the French corps @armec had received
orders 70 withdraw to Cvia Vecchia. This ne,os adds the
Aoiur Is al least premature Later accounts that
is asserted the evacuation Of Rome by tie French troops
i adjourned till the arrival Of the Spiss troops.
The official Gazette OF VIENNA of the 4th of March, con-
tans the following in its official part
As the notification in writing from Cardinal An
tonc Shall arrive here 1t Is understood that erdcaon
efMe STATES Of e Church BY The Ausyian troops ,ciH Jollo,c,
tcus IN s as in the entry Of tse troops te desire Of the
Hoy litser is decisire.
A Milan despatch Of the Sd inst. Says
Tho Archdukc Governor has returned to Milan The
Assiass army IN Italy hos been placed footing
The Emperor Napoleon has addressed letter TO Sir
Eancs Head, thanking him for his exertions in the I'm
Serisl his Majesty expresses his surprise that
tAc English should attack him incessanty the journals
n the most unjust manner, he has been their loyal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-19
The English Reform Bln.

The london Times OF March crtcses the measure more
freely. The bill has apparently been brought in for M
other purpose than to satisfy parliamentary exgences
as not clear what serious mischief its trainers pro-
pose TO remedy lhe Times urges that to allow Tory
Ministry TO bring IN reform bill at all implies pledge
Of moderate expectations. The bill may, however, as
well DC read second tme with the Wow OF improving
minded, In another SESSION, with that redistribution OF
seats for which this bill maKes provision
The london Daily ecs denounces the stronges. terms
the device respecting voting papers, winch capable OF
being converted INTO means Of oppression and fraud.
Inc London Herald repeats ts eulogum Of the fairness
and moderation of the scheme.
The London Morning Post does not think the bill can
pass second reading and therefore, looks forward 70
Ministerial crisis.
The London fines announces that Lord Henry Gordon
Lennox has resigned his Iordshp of the Treasury and
that he will be succeeded by Mr. Peter Backburne NJ p.
for Strlingsbire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-19


tance in American securities, quotes sale Of Tno:
shares at 36j. % discount.
rARIs DorRsE
FmoAY, March 4, Noon.-The Bourse opened with an
beng 67f. TO- -.
2i4 r. Nit is asserted tina. the evacuation Of Rome
by the French is adjourned TN the arrival OF the Swiss
troops further rise has taken place in the rentes,
which are now OF 90c. Bourse animated.
3;3 r. MA reaction has taken place, and rentes
closed 67f s5c. for money, and 6 75c. for account
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxEr.
LyERrooL, MARCH 5--Thc Brokers' Circular saws
Although the advcos from America report continued large
receipts, The accounts o. falling OF in tho quality have
induced speculative demand Cor the useful descrptous
Of American, which, combined with good inquiry from
the trade have had the effect Of advancing prices fully
I'D. per pound upon last fridays quotations. Other
circulars call the advance on the week fully 216ths and
In ad pound. The sales OF the week TOO.
up ~ 800 bales, including 1850 TO SPECTATORS and
about 600 bales including 40oeon speculation and for
export and the market closes firmly at the following an
thorized quotations.
Wlcans' ,suc.,n '''''''...'.''........ 73l6
,'os'a. noo,lo.. .'.'''''' ''.''.....'....." al6
The stock on hand is estimated A Sss ooo h. US =,
which 300 100 arc American. ' v
At Manchester the market continues very nrm n,rt,cu
ary or yarns frocs arc slightly dcarcr for both yarns
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers Circular reports ashes int at ass 3d. 2a
for pots and 3ls. Cd. 32s. 3D. for pearls sugars in
limited demand, and slightly easier Coffee quiet at
previous rates. Rice in moderate demand, aud
holders nrm sales Of Carolina at les sd 23s.
BARK IN little demand ut as. Cd los for Phlladcl.
phm Cloverseed Hat no sales. fi
ITErroot Cony MARKET, FnmAy, March s--Thin aitcn.
rancc ana moderate retail business In wheat and Hour
prices Beans and Indian corn in fair request
~ aDout Id. per Genital dearer.
LONDON CoRS MARKxr FRIDAY, March Arrivals con.
lnue very small and business equally So little busi.
ness done up the present that are unable 10 alter Mon
days quotations Supplies Of all grain snan. Foreign
Wheat-A retail trade doing on stands, Eloaiing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-04

A Test FOR THE Patent ARMs.--The present
war in Europe il likey tn prove test to the yari
GUS revolving, Illuminating, exploding. long range
and other arms recently invented. and Of the efh
cacv of which We have heard -omuch ip late years.
Agents of foregn governments, we are told are IN
this city, xiousy inqnirng into the merits of
the different weapons offered to the use OF the pub
lie. morning contemporary said. the other day,
that the 'vol,anic repeating rifle had been pro-
nounccd by some of these agents the best instru
ment they had yet seen, aud that order has
been given for tho immediate delivery Of ten thou
sand Of these thirty shooters" 1t is said, nlso
that this rife, with the new improvements which
have been effected in it. is the most deadly fire.
arm when charged with new propelling agent,
more powerful than gunpowder, that has been in
vented and that it will throw ball two thousand
yards. with killing force. and ut the rate of thirty
in n minute. The manufacturers of these dendl y
implements of warfare have n much greater num-
her of orders than they can possibly execute.--
The army which is first equirped with these pow
full weapons. if the experience tho field shall
bear out all that is claimed for them. will possess
an important advantage over their opponents. 1t
would be curious, after NIL that we have been told
Of the astonishing improvements made in fire arms
both in England md France, that the great pow
ers should be compelled to rely upon this country
for the best tohl.-N. J, Post
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-04

ANGRY CoRREsroNDENcE BERwEEN FRANCE AND
EsoLAND.-Thc London Morning Advertiser says
We are enabled To state that very angry cores
pondence is just now going on between the French
and English governments, relative to tho permis-
aion granted by our government to Austrian ves-
sells to take shelter under our guns at Malta.
Tho French government cnergctically y complains
Of this. us showing an undue friendship for Aus
tria, inasmuch as French vessels having no fear
of Austrian ships do not seek require the same
protection.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-04

TEAcHING WIFE now TO SuooT. The Angus
tn Chronicle Of Thursday snys:-Dr Edward Gi-
rnrdey took revolver to show his wife. and Ia
explain to her how t. handle it. lie handed the
weapon to her. aud it was unfortunately discharg-
cd tho ball passing through Mr.. G.'s arm and
penetrating his side. raging downwards. 1t has
not yet been extracted. The wound is a DANCE
rous one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-04
FROM VIRGINIA - NORTH CAROLINA
Through Washington CITY by Railroad direct.
sss5.l.3s - EylAs II



gulIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with Its much I'm.
proved esern ronneciipns offers great Inducements
travellers Virginia and the Carolinas through Washing
and Baltimore to all portions Of the West the Northwest
and the Southwest
The lon be the trains from Washington and
bound West Wheeling Parkersburg from Bat
alwa promptly made the Washington Junction,
(ately called the Relay House, mics from Baltimore This
change of Cars required between Washington and
Ohio River Baggage checked through to the
tl,e Washington Station.
~ rbe connecting trains leave Wsshns'cn daily at
A. NJ and 4 20 =. NJ. On Sundays at the latter hour.
AT BENWOOD
Direct connection made with tho Cars Of the Central Ohio
bridge Zaue.vic and Newark. Columbus These
Newark with the Cars OF the Newark Mansfield
and Sandusky for Sandusky Toledo. Detroit Chicago
81. Louis. etc.
AT PARKERSBURG
Connecticut made y steamboat miles, with the trains
he and Cincinnati Road for Chillicobe Cincinnati
&c. &c.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio trains connect will tn. Of the
Cleveland and Ohio River Railroad Tor Cleveland, Toledo
Detroit Chicago. and all the ,rhwesern points direct
IT. Travellers requested notice that while this the
only Route riding Through Tickets and Checks Wash
ngion it Ii also the SHORTEST, most SPEEDY and DI
RECT nearly all the leading points In the West The
miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by other
Fare. by through ticket from Washington. least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the iowestef the Northern Routes
Northern cities.
Cumberland Bedford SPRING. Oakland and Grafton
passengers leave Washing A. NJ. 40 r. NJ
For the Way Stations baltimore and Wheel
Ing take O A. N. train from Washington.
~ For further information Through Tickets &c. apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS. Agent at washing 81
w. p. SMITH, Master Of Transpnrtaiion
BALTIMORE 4 Ohio Railroad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-04

GEN JAcSsoN BoRN At SEA.-Thc National In
eligencer publishes letter from W. Marshall An
derson. Of 'Sevcn Oaks, near Circeville, Ohio. in
which he states that in his youth, he heard Gen.
Jackson say. in reply ton direct question from
his father '.Gen. Jackson, where were you born?"
His reply was, II was born. sir. at sea. off the
coast Of North Carolina about fifteen miles from
shore" Such was the question-such the an
swer.