Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

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The majority against separation in East Ten
nessee Is .sstimated at fpgm 80 600 to l1.OO0
By tie secession papers Of chat Stste.
The COMMITTEES on the National Hymn. have
received about three hundred manuscripts,
only 8 very few of which consist Of both words
Gnd. muse The indications that this
number will be increased at the rate Of fifteen
We understand that the committee have not
yet met 10 pass judgment upon any of the
manuscripts York World
Capt. Adams, of the Sabine. one Of the ves-
seIs Of the Pensacola fset, has two soEs in the
secession ranks under Bragg His daughter Is
q vivandere in one Of the Louisiana regiments.
This young amazon wrote to her fatheE request
ing him to join the CQnfsdeTAte forces but If
he did not she prayed that he Would be starved
out. The old Inan rscounts the circumstance
with the greatest sang froid and concludes
with the remark: ''.She Is thOughtless young
thing, and will soon get OTyT-it-'
Frank Heritage, Esq, formerly Of this city.
has been hung in Mississippi, for expressing
Union sentiments Mr. Heritage was en-
ployed some years ago at the Ohio Tool Com
pary, And for several years he'd charge of the
Daguerrean Gallery in the Ddron BuIldlng
He was q young man Of unexceptiOnable char
acter. and bad many. warm friends here who
will be pained TO hear of his death. -lcOlum-
bus Gazette.
parties In that hArbOF have lately been afford
ing information Us well as supplies to the
United States feet now blOckadinG the port
There some patriots, it appears, still left ia
South Carolina.
The number Of men which Napoleon mus
! tered into the military service of France, was
9, ,476, 600. OF these, no less than .260, 900.
OF rather more than half. were raised during
the single year Of 1873. This was at u time
/ L. s,f
Oc0, 900.
/ The rebels have to resort 10 extreme meas
ures to hold their forced troops in the service.
| June I2th ALFREr BElL THEODORE BRosES,
and joins SMITH, members Of the Boly Guard,
4 we're hung at Harper's Ferry for attempted de-
| BertioD. This was not long before the whole
rebel army deserted that important post!
( Parson BTownlow. in the Knoxville Rhig Of
/ the 1st inst thus dispOSes Of certain rumoTs:
lone report is, that We have determined not
4 to puhlish after the june election and anoth-
CT IS, that We are going to remove to the North.
! We are going to stay at KnOxvilI, and nc
| where else, aud wheu We remove from the
| dwelling We own and occupy il will be to the
| cemetery in this vicinity. And as 10 the pa
/ per, we shall edit it and publish it until our
| Office is destroyed, OF our 1indpipe CUT
six regiments az Union volunteers will be
4 Immediately organized in WeE'ern Virginia
to be armed and equipped BY the Federal Gov
eTment.
Bir. Jefferson Davis has written to his sym
path izinE friends in Maryland that his Govern
Inent would like to have peace with the Uni
ted States. We haven't doubt Of il. sC
Il Eo6ld the slaves On the coast Of Africa.
II Our Portland (oreg0n) exchanges states that
Gen. Joseph Lane met some time ago. with a
severe !. accident, which, our latest advices
would indicate may prove fatal. While out
hunting near his residence in Douglas county,
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part of the breast and coming out at the shOuI'
der.
The office of the Alamo Express, Unior
paper in SAN Antonio. Texas. was burned nnt
the press and type destroyed by secession
/ mob on the I4th Of Say. In it's last issue o
the day previous, the Express had Satirizet
the expedition of Colonel Van DoTT
against a few United States troops. tits SAID
it cost the State $50. 900 to take 81 900 worth
of old muskets.
There is a man now serving in the 1assa
chusettS volunteer regiment whose gTca
Grandfather served in the revolutionary war
his grandfather in the war cf 1872, in which
war his father served RE drummer. Fathei
and son both serve III the war Of 1851.
A lady in Rochester sent dress TO dyer
with instructions to dye it in some color thai
would not run. The patriotic dyer returned
the dress covered all over with the colOrs o
the American Union.
~ The Government Printing Office Is kept run
ming night and day, on war and navy blanks
he saving on printing rates by thiS Gince-
is sud, will be nearly half million Of dollar
per annun.
large gun has been mounted at Cairo
which the Illint Is boys call the Pillow Case.
calculated to lit Gen. Pillow at a distance q
four miles.
The Iowa Republican Convention is callet
to assemble at the Capitol of the State on th'
5Ist of july, to nominate State tfirers to b.
elected at the general election IN October :.
Threeot1ceTs Of the Ellsworth, i: Chicago Zrpu
aves, are TOW in Boston, for the purpose 0
lorgani5ing arrgimcst of Zouaves, there.
One Of the slaves at Newport News, on be
ing questioned as to whether he had run ava,
from his master. replied No, go4ly. RsGsSa Hn
GarGy from ne When lie secs de soldiers com
in he run like dc dcbbil; spec hes gone tC
Richmond
Massachusetts, has 10000 troops in service
partly under General Government, and partly
under the State. Three more regir ents ar,
to be Immediately mustered in. She aIst
keeps steamer in the servis of the Genera
Government.
1t is said that the President desires Mrs
Lincoln to return to Springfield with th'
ftmily. at least short time, until the present
difficulties that surround the Executive arr
dissipA!cd. General Scott is isaid to baVC
joined in the RECOMMENDATION but Mrs. Lin
coin posiliVely refused TO ''s"ce|ie,' and her.
: the ma: ter rests
Virginia thought that the war would be ;
'big thing" 1t is so. 1t has divided th,
State, lost her Harper s-Ferry and the Cos
: | port My Yard, destroyed her commerce. useC
up. / er railroads. and. san INITIATED her mos
costly bridges y irEin mia rs ctJntDrtable ant
happy two months aga She Is noIS.onc Tas
bait iield-the army wolm eating out he
s';astsrce in every direction.
Tie Ohio .SsGfe Jolnaal says The Ncv
Ycgh army Contractors are not having it al
tmci: vn Way. a steamer arriving at that
city few days ago. from Fortress Mcur'e
Gr. nEht tarenty nine cases Of condemned cloGhing
Csi nistiag of caps, coats and pants, whichever
Il i mad, according TO contract, and were re
iscted. That is the way to do business"
The New Orleans Pioqyuae has reduced 1T
size to ons-half. Not few of the SoutherI
papers have reduced their size altogether.
J Bids for hGiIding the sixty gun boat of tn
, smallest class, we're opened inWaFkiHgton
Monday. They. were very numerous, The!
= range from SEQ O00 Il, 500. 600, and arc to b
completed in frrm SO 10 90 days.
!. Eghiy-six horses we're shipped on Monda
night tiom Cincinnati tor Marietta, destne,
+ur Grafton.
The Douglus Brigade, composed of tn
; flower of Northern Illinois. is already full. an
, is to be splendidly eq uipped. They have en-
gagged a band of thirty pie,e'.
Jancs W. Elli0tt. &c years ofage, Of Nechan
ic town+hip Holmes ,uuty, who was attend
3. ing school mt Bcre:l. wns drowned Will
bathing in Rocky River, at that place, OF
Saturday the Sth inst.
Democratic papers in Southern Illinois charg
Hon. J"hu=A. Logan, member of Congress d
the Ninth district. W ith heng in active s, m
patty and cooperation with the rebels.
p Adj't Gen. Carrington Of Ohio Is appoint
ed Colo Of the 18th Infantry. regular ser
eiCc,
], Br"wnell who Killed Jackson. the mur