Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-08

Foee from of hickory tree, Thlcn ne han aNcei-
Apd for the puspOse Of shaking ont nuts
IEa survived bat few INMATES aft'r the fall
hmvinR been injured internally, and sustaining
Vhe brssking Of both arms The boy was aged
abous IA Warren Dem.
THR ARMIES or EUROPE.-The army Of
Austria consists of q grand total OF 1884
rnan and ,OS3 guns; that Of Prussia contains
7IS yO0Omcn and / AL guns; the army of Rus
sia about $4,000 men. and 1,l60 guns; the
army OF France 626,4 ,4s2 men; and that Of
Great Britain, in AIl parts Of the world, 5O4'-
577 men.
In . circular TO the County Military Com
nittees, Adjutant Gen. Buckingham says
ws hare provided for "a regiments This is
more than our quota, but we can 6ll them, and
ought 10 be able TO make up the number to a
Nail hundred. Ohio is in advance of any othe:
state, aud it is intended that she shall remain
90.
Hon. r. j. Walker is now in Washington,
and uugtnin~ the Administration with all his
abiIiay. When he heard Of the disastrous re-
connoissancs at Balls Bluff. he exclaimed. do
not LET us despair; we have the ships and the
seamen, and the money. The rebels have neith-
e.. The army will not fail US, aud the navy
nsYer did"
Hie reported that 900 bales OF contra
hand cotton are now lyiug at Apalachicola,
FIOrida. ApaIachicola can easily be taken
by naval force, and SO can the 10000 bales
~ eOttOn-cash value, 81 100000. On the
l3lh ult there were 1882 baes iR New
Orleans, which in the North would be worth
SI,136.OOO.
The I'ittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad was sold the other day at public auc-
tiou. Il was bought by the agent Of pnrcha-
aing committee. and the sale was confirmed by
She Court ut Cleveland, under whose order the
sale was made. The ammount was Tiro Nil.
leon Of Dollars.
The Gen. Sherman who has command of
the coaSt expaditiOn is the Sherman OF artil-
larry FeROWn, in connection with the battery
Of his name. The Sherman in command in
Kentucky is the brother of Senator Sherman,
who when the rebellion broke out residing
in Louisiana, from which State he FASTENED TO
offer his service to the GOvornmeRt
Is il said that already secret agents have
been dispatched by JEFF. Davis to the States
Of Naevo Leon, Chahuila, Sonora, Durango
and chihuahua, with large offers to the Gov
sruOrB thereof, to "seccde" from the Republic
and join the Confederate States of the South.
The Rev Rufus Chids, late pastor in Beth
81, VT, Is a eonsummate no gentleman, besides
being immoral-he has elop~d with an unmar-
(Nor,,nlia RfOs,yorfh
leaving Mrs. Childs and three little children to
mourn in disgrace.
Senator Dixon, in his speech at Hartford
Conn.,, the other night, compared the expenses
Of this war with those of England in her wars
with Napoleon. lie estimated that, with less
than eighteen millions Of people she spent for
thirteen years an average of 81 100000 per
day, while for months before the battle OF
waterlO she spent $4,000 900 per day.
Rmnitts distiIlery, near ChilicOthe, was de-
Btroyed by Ere, on the 18th ult. $4,000 bush
els Of corn, and 25O barrels of highwines were
burned. The hogs, $500 in number, and the
pens were saved. Loss about $50. 900. No in
purAnee. The FIRE is supposed to be the work Of
an incendiary.
The clerk who betrayed the secret Of Gen.
McCleIlau's advance on Munson's Hill, some
time ago, to the rebels, and so frustrated it,
has been discovered, and lodged in Fort Lafay
eite He belonged to the War Department
The Southern papers state that large quanti-
ties Of lumber have beem transported 10 Aan
assOs to construct buildings preparsiory e
ipas- s-islt5 winter quarters, All civilians are
FlgidIy excluded from the lines at Manassas.
The Pittsburg Chronicle says that moro
than Il, 900 gallons Of wine have been ma le
this year in Allegheny county, Pa, exclusive
ol'that made from grapes in private gardens
The Hon. John j. Crittenden, in spite of his
advanced age, is said TO be first private in the
Frankfort Home Guards, and has declared his
intention togo into camp and remain in service
until the Confedrates are driven from the soil
Of Kentucky.
Matthew johnson, ex Unised States Marshe
for the Northern District OF Ohio, died at bis
residence 1913 Euclid street, Cleveland, a
xl.2 o'clock. p. NJ. Friday. AFTER AL illness
Of several weeks.
Camp Thomas, the headquarters of Col
CarringtOns Eighteenth Regiment, u. S. A
has been declared a camp Of instruction ant
the Sixteenth Regiment, rendczvouzed at Chi
cGgo, has been ordered to report there.
AccIDHNT.-We learn that the wife of the
Hen. SamI. Shellabarger, member of Con
gresa from this district. met with q serious &C
eidens at her home in Springfield, few days
since, BY falling dswn a stairway and breaking
~ ! .FI L. =,
The movement oftrcops toward Washington
has again commenced. Eight regiments ar,
ordered from Pennsylvania, thirteen from New
York, and from the Eastern States the troops
ready for service are ia poycmcnt.--Ph PhiIa.-
Ledger, 1st
1t Is said in Louisville KY, that Col. J. st.
Haraey, strong Union man, will be choser
te the scat Of John q. Breckenridge, in th
United States Senate, aud that John j. Crit
tenden will Buccccd Lazarus W. Powell.
John C. BreckirFidge, Humphrey Marsl,.,l
and William Is. Preston, three notorious Ken
lucky traitors. arrived al Richmond Oct. 22d
They we're enthusiastically welcomed, an,
BrCckinridge made q speech to tho rebel crowd
Orders were received at Camp Dennison Sat
uPday for ihc construction Of winter quarter
sufficient TO accommodate five thousand troops
They are to be built mainly of the materia
now in use there, each contonmcnt to be larg,
enough to quarter one hundred men, Cn
Gas.
Six ,ofthe seven sons of Mrs. Anna William
son, 81 Patterson, New jersey, are in the Ma
tional Army, and the seventh has announce,
his intention to follow within month"; Goot
for the Williamson boys.
Gen. Twiggs, the yilest of the army traitor
o. ,ho Tyr;on hos SS.ay oo-,.nellal IN rpsi0, N