Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15
GENERAL NEWS ETEMS.

until the thirty y-eighth Congress, the term Of
which commences on the 4th of March, 1858.
Tommy, the sprightly interpreter to the
Japanese Embassy, has involved himself in .
''mus y at Washington. On Monday, beau
tiful young lady, with good deal of the hau-
teur in her manners, declined TO let him kiss
her, whereupon the young Tycoon declared sha
g was much id proud.
By names of letters and circulars Rev. Dam
iel r. Taylor, of Worcester, Mass, has collect
ed the names and residences of nearly 800
preachers and evangelists scattered throughout
nineteen States, the Canadas and Novia Scotia,
who promulgate the speedy advent of Christ to
reign in person on EARTH
On Saturday, in the Superior Court, New
York, final Judgment was rendered in the For
est divoace case. The Court ordered teat Mr..
Forrest should pay into the United States Trust
Company in New York, for the benefit of Mrs.
Forrest the sum of $35, ,593, being the amount
adjudged and also, 1896 SO for costs, disburse-
ments &C. taG
The signs in Pennsylvania as well as Indiana
are 4he most encouraging. In Indiana all the
Fillmore journals Of 1856 are out for Honest
Old Abe, and the Hollidaysburg Register Hun
tington American, and Clarion Banner, Fill
more papers of Pennsylvania in 1866, have now
run up the Lincoln flag.
The SHORTER CATBcHIsa .--'' Who is Lin
coin - Oswego Palladium.
" The abest lawyer in Illinois, and The smart
est stump speaker in the Union an earnest and
honest man. who believes what be Processes,
and who will carry out what he undertakes"
Il Senator Douglas. ~
ONO WHITE SULPHUR SPRrNGs.--We met yes
terday party OF four gentlemen with their
families, rom Alabama, en- route for the Ohio
White Sulphur Springs, that delightful summer
resort the banks of the Scioto river, near
Columbus Memphis Appeal, June 4.
The Hon Silas AI. Burroughs Republican
member of Cotiatess from the Niagara. Orleans
pt N,.yy H,rls ON MT hir
iencc in Medina He about so years old,
acd Ias been a prominent man in Western New
York fer many years.
The Secretary Of War has given the contract
to Mr., Mills, for the bronze statue of Liberty,
contrary to law, and at $l5, 900 more than =
Mr.. Alnes, of Massachusetts, offered to cast 10
for What else could we expect from this law
less Cabinet?
The Hon Jere Clemens and Hon Solon P.
BorlalId are editors of the Memphis Enquirer
tine seryee together in the United States Senate
for several years were the representatives Of
different States were both, at the time, strong
Democrats, and are both strong opponents
of the Democratic party. 8
Rev. John Chambers, residing in Moutgop-
cry county, N c., was shot and instantly kill
cd by one of his negroes, on the 23d ult., while
in the act of passing through his gate into tho
yard af his dwelling.
Governor Seward paid his personal resprcts
to the Japanese Embassy last Saturday. He
was received in state. The interchange in civ
ilties must have been gratifying to the Ameri-
can statesman, who WAS told by the Prince
speaker that his public course was known In
Japan. ~
1t if expected that the peach crop of Louisi-
ana, this year, will be SO large that the New
Orleans market will be overrun and II is pro-
posed to ship, by express, peaches to the North,
where they viii arrive several weeks in advance
of the season. B11
the worst comes TO the worst, the Administra-
tion will support the Douglas ticket Un.
questionaby if Buchanan & Co, should como
to Douglas & Co. it will be clear case of ths
worst coming To she worst. -
The entire library of Baron Won Humboldt,
embracing 10. 600 volumes, many of them of
great rarity, abounding in presented copies iS
to DO sold, in all probability, toward the end
of the present year.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church, N. S., has determined to sever thW
connection it used to have with the Congrega-
tional Churches in Home Missions, and resume
their strictly denomnational character.
Mr.. Buc aran's Washington organ thinks
that the 0 ,situD will be struck with thun-
derbolt 1ney were particularly struck with
the late laundering bolt of the Democracy at
Charlestown.-t Louisville journal w
Judge Douglas is sufferiI e from disorder of
his throat, which will compel him to 80 to New
York to have it itcauterized. His family are also
in aifliction from the death of a child ~
The Delaware State Journal, and The Della
ware Republican 10th Fillmore papers IN 1866,
are both for Lincoln and Hamlin. Delaware
was fully represented in the Chicago Conven-
ton.
The National Intelligencer says there were
two thouslnd people at the Republican meet
ing in Washington City to ratify the Chicago
nominations That will do pretty well for a
slave ridden city demonstration.
There are % eco, 600 of neat cattle in the
Uii.n n, whose value and the value of whose an
nual products are estimated $500 000, 0O0.-
Only think Of the ruin that the cattle murrain,
if il becomes general. will inhict this inn
nlchsc interest.
The New York Express says that the bark
Wild Fire. recently captured with cargo of
our Ey Boston heuse who anticipated clear
ing over $500, eco by the operation
Twelve millions of Railroad Bonds fall due
between 1860 anc 1865. In many of these casrs
the roads Tnortgnged for their payment will
necessarily fall into the hands Of the Bondhold-
ers.
The copyrights of Peter Parley's works are
estimated to he worth $4,000. Three hundred
thousand copies of Hr. Goudrich's different
books sold annually.
Mr. BucLanan's Washington editor under
takes to tell how TO punish rogues. His mas
ter can tell him how not to PUNISH them
louisville Courier ~
The Athen (Ga.) Watchman, an opposition
paper, and long an organ of the American par
ty, - declines, for the present" to put the
Games of Bell and Everett at the head of its
columns
The black leprosy, terrible disease. commu-
nicated by a Chinaman, is said to have broken
out in New York city.
Israel Washburn. jr., received the Republican
nomination for Governor of Maine at the State
Convention held on Thursday at Bangor.
The Buffalo ExpIess states that Fred, Doug
lass has returned to the United States, any that
his paper will be continued weekly.
There are in commission in the State of vir-
ginia 69 troops of cavalry. 81 companies Of light
infantry, 50 companies of riflcmen, and 81
Of artillery.
1t is estimated that at least So, ,000, 600 in
gold dust have been brought to the States from
the Pixies Peak gold region since its discovery.
The Cubans are in a great state of excite
ment about the slaves captuaed by the United
States steamers, when about to be laIided on
their caast The Africans number about 7eO
and are now at Key West, with very small
guard over them. There are projects on foot
in Havana to carry them off to Cuba by force.
married woman died in Waushara county,
Wisconsin, last week, at the age of sixteen
years and six months, leaving three children TO
mourn her loss She married at the age
Of thirteen years.
Oregon is coming around right. The Repub.
lican candidate for Mayor Of Portland, in that
State has been elected by 81 majority-a rev-
olution which causes much jubilation.
In Washington county, Va, last week. VIM.
Woodson, who is worth upward of 500, 900,
was convicted of hog stealing, and sentenced to
one year in the Penitentiary'
HAMILTON, C. W. June 13.-Four burglars
entered the store of j. Henry & Co, jewelers.,
IN james street at O. clock this morning Mr.
Henry being still up. proceeded to ascertain the
lause of the noise and was stabbed several times.
His wife and son coming to his assistance were
llso stabbed but managed to hold one of the