Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

+ Stephens and Haziett, the Harper's Ferry
conspirators, were buried on Sunday at Eagle
wood, Newark, N. j., from the residence OF
Marcus Spring.
The fall crops, says the Pittsburgh Chroni-
Gle. have a promising appearance, and from all
quarters we have fattering accounts. If no
calamitous frost spreads its bEighting influence
amongst us, we may hope for an abundant har-
vest.
Greenwood Cemetry, near New York, was es-
tablished in June, 1910, and 80, GAO persons had
been buried there up to the 23d ultimo.
The speech of Hon. Thos. Corwin, of Ohio,
made on the 23d and oath of January, is at last
published in the Globe of March 18th. of which
sheet it occupies twenty-five columns.
Mrs. Martha Brown, the widow of Oliver
Brown, who was shot at Harper's Ferry, died
at North Elba on the I'd inst. She gave birth,
about four weeks previously, to a daughter,
who lived but a few hours. Mrs. John Brown
was with her daughter-in-law at the time of
her death.
A street encounter at jefferson City, Mo, on
Saturday, between Jas. Hughes, Deputy War
den of the Penitentiary, and Mr.. Dozier, for
merly a guard in the prison, resulted in the al
most immediate death of both. Cause, an old
grudge, aggravated by recent political differ
ences. Both leave families.
Direct information was laid before the Dem
ocratic National Committee on Friday night to
the effect that every man who registered his
name at the Charleston hotels during the Dem
ocratic National Convention, would be charged
seven dollars per day. An ordinary parlor and
chamber will cost fifty dollars daily.
a Mr.. Amunn, late from India, has arrived
in London with a parcel of diamonds, for one of
which he asks 81, 500, 600. The Hartford Times
learns that Il customer is waiting for him to get
three more just like it, when he proposes to
purchase the lot for ID set of sleeve buttons.
Corn is now selling at from one dollar to one
dollar and twenty-five cents u bushel i'll Ar
kansas, and scarce at that. The reason assigned
tor this high price is, that a large number of
farmers have turned their attention to the Gull
tlvatiOn Of cotton.
The end of a wharf in Charleston, s. O.,
caved in a few days since, carrying with the
ruins tifty-eight hogsheads and four tierces of
molasseS.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says that several of Mr.. Doug
las principal Southern supporters who have
heretofore believed in the practiclbility of di-
viding the South, now regard that prospect as
nearly hopeless, from certain indications that
its vote will be cast solid against him, thus ex-
Guiding any chance Of his nomination.
Mr.. John G.. Boxer, a well-known wine mer-
chart of New York, and the original proprietor
of the Dusseldorf Gallery, died on Saturday.
His remains will be taken to Germany for in
terment. Two or three Years since, MIR. Boxer S
name figured conspicuouSly III the Newspapers.
in consequence ofthe elopement of his daughter
with her father coaChman-a circumstance
which brought the relations into great notori-
ETY., and which resulted in the total estrangc-
ment OF the lady from her father.
Sherman NJ. Booth, Of Milwaukee, has again
been arrested by the United States Marshal in
Wisconsin on the Glover rescue case. Should
a writ of habeas corpus be issued by the Su-
preme Court OF AIsconSln, as is probable, the
writ will be resisted by the u. S. Marshal, and
Il conflict between State and United States au
thorities will ensue.
1t is reported that a lease granted 90 years
ago of 20 acres of land i'll Virginia, on part of
which Richmond now stands, expired on the LIST
of January. The Vincennes, lind Sun un-
derstands that Mr.. Weltnn, a resident of that
county, the next heir to this valuable proper
ty is preparing to take the city the latter part
of this month
The Mamma Sahib, known for his inhuman
cruelty the world over, it is stated now, is posi-
lively dead. His disease was fever.
Gerrit Smith has sued three members of the
New York City Democratic Vigilance Associ-
alton " for charging him with being implicated
in the John Brown raid, laying his damages in
each case at $oO, 900.
The New Orleans Delta states that the De
mocracy of Louisiana does concur with the rest
of the South in uncomprUlniSing hostility to
Mr.. Douglas nomination. and in regarding the
- eAtA NNHN'C t1 'ti Af"7StS III SH1Si
tial Democratic principles, and that the dclega-
ton will never consent to the abrosation or any
modification of the two-thirds rule.
\ bill has been introduced into the Legfsl l.
tune in Albany providing for the erection Of a
new City Hall in Madison Square, New York
u location nearly two miles from the busine 4
center of the city.
The New Workers are in n high gIee, hoping
that the Prince of Wales, on his visit to C.,nl-
d1 next summer, will be So gracious as to visit
that city. They promise him Il prodigious re-
ception. The probability is, they would be in
duced, in case the Prince would pass that way,
to burn the City Hail in his h1nor.
The New Orleans Delta advoc ties the retire
Incnt of the Southern Delegates from the
charleston Convention, in case the majority oil
that body insist upon the abr cation of the two
thirds rule. The Dcltl thiiIk the South would
he better off to make an exclusively Southern
nomination, than if it should submit to the
Northern sectionllism Of the party represented
i'll the Douglas factinn.