Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-02


about noon. Thus they had force three
times as large as ours.
Ohio has now twenty-five rihed cannon, and
viii soon have sixty four. One is turned ont
daily IL
a Baltimore paper men tions fifteen of the
family Of Francis s Key, the author of the
Star SpangIed Banner who are now fighting
the battles of the Southern rebels
The secessionists in all OF the bIockatled
ports ambitious of going extensively into
the Internal machine line. Secession itself is
one of the most internal machines ever inven-
ted - Louisville Journal.
General John c. Fremont has reached st.
Louis. where he will take command of the
South west wing of the Army.
Two hundred car loads Of cotton. it is sta
ted. passed through indianapolis last week,
fetleTate law against the shipment of cotton
North seems to be working beautifully
The casualties of the Ohio regiments. thus
fSl reported, number II of the first regiment.
only one Of whom was killed; in the second
{ regiment eleven of them killed. This Is
| endorsed by Gen Schenck,
The Memphis Bulletin Is Informed that tine
conductor the railroad hctween Bristol
and Knoxville. Tenn, recently refused to rec
ognize the certificate of the confederate Gov
ernment passing soldiers on official business
over the road free, ayowing that the Govern
Il
to put every soldier off the train that did not
have money to pay his passage.
The DISTANCES Alexandria is six miles
south of Arlington Heights; Fairfax Court
House is fourteen miles west of Alexandria:
CCntcrville is seven miles west of Fairfax, and
Manassas Gap Junction is seven miles west of
CeHterYille aud the Junction.
The Telegraph reports atrocities 10y the
rebels that would put the American savage or
Indian Scpny to the blush. Their artillery
fired on and bGine,l tic church used BY our
forces as hospital. and cur wounded were.
bIyonetted without mercy they lay helpless
aud wcterihg ia their blood BY the road side.
Do such men b'long to civiIiz3d rice 2
The steamship Great El5tern Is at Quebec,
where she is to rem lih until August 6th..
Cabin passage to LIVERPOOL in her is fixed at
only 500 ----z------
.THE New HOIk Express make the following
just observation respecting the defeat
This Lcicat. however, will in no degree
weaken the Northern people. but ON the con
trary will arouse them to unparalleled cxer-
tioBs, and call forth their full strength. 1t
is very true that it will highly encourage the
Southern people. also, but the North h;ts not
yet begun to put forth its strength Willie the
South is strained to the utmost
Cotton growing has been commenced in the
British Colony Of Queensland Ocenica, with a
good prospect If Success
The Washington correspondent Of the PlIla-
delphia Press writes:
Regiment after regiment continues TO march
into Nirg mia, keeping up nc;Irly continual
stream on the Long Bridge. The soidcts now
arriving are, with few exceptions more thor
eughly drilled than thuse Of previous arrivals,
and arc full of patriotism and zeal. Those
also who returned. from the war lave recov-
cred from the severe trial through which they
passed ard are again in full vigDr and anx ious
to ctr cre their hOhoIs. 10 .a
q secession litors tli a1t safer quite so btdly
Mt MANASSAS a. S&;tiSi Jn 5lEsrlli Ta1rt'wtr
four of the, latter and two ot stlle f,rmer-th
edi tors of the Rome. Ga, Southerner and St4
M, Ala, lmdcx-arc among the slain.
The portrait of ex- President Tyler has bccn
taken down from the Iutunda Of the Capitol
stripped of its frame, and hung head down
wards in the rubbish room.
Two hundred Thousand men have been or
dercd to Washington. L---- ......
John w 1oihpkins, formerly clerk of tho
Board of Aldermen. of Louisville, recently
b viuleRt~SeccSSionis and recruiting officer of
the Southern OonfeLlrfaJy, WITS shot on Friday
Last by Henry Green, a city watchm Tomp-
kins was haloOing for jeff. Davis and was
requested to lesist by Greer, when he drew a
knife on Green ,butiw retreating when Green
shot, him. ,gi..a ~ -t.e- -s zs a7+i-4
WAsulxaroS,, July 3l-'fhe Baltimore and.
Ohio Railroad s now opcu from Cumberland
to Wheeling.
John Holshan, of this city, has been arrest
cd and imprisoned on charge of treason, in
having aidel in the panic in the battle Of Bull
Run. .-.- I'D
Secret movements arc now in progress TO CT
feet The removal OF Secession clerks from the
Departments. ....g t.7ss1 aa,a
covering. ,a4 s......., -..--
1t is rumorcd among the seccssionists that
the Marylaed Legislature will attempt to pass
an ordinance Of secession IN secret session. The
Legislature however, is closely watched by
Gen'I Dix. r. l,-.ri
There is rumor IN Tie city to-day that Sen.
I.se is advancing with large force upon Gen.
Banks position at Harper's Ferry
The Brigade of Federal troops under com.
mand Col. Howard, is busily engaged To-day
in thr ,wiu:. up cntrcnchm?uts loRr miles from
Alexandria. -l- --. "a
Gen. Mcclellan expresses the opinion that
this viii au al ,ry war, and asks for as ma
ny batteries as It S possible 10 provids,s4 as.a.
! i giment has been sentby Gen. Nc Cicllan
10 extend The Iitie Of picl@sts along the PotQ-.
mac from here 70 HarPers Ferry Ihis will (
ersure early not'ce Of any mo ,-elpents Of the
Reb, thero, and will put an end % their corr
responalnee. viii Maryland. >a.-
IYs re are fresh itdications. Of ihe ina7grra-
tia,a 81 4 more rigorp:s policy The country
may J.sA ceaaG.lent now TN there are earnea'%
neys HRG e.leg2y in every der Nrtment OF the
". = Oliss.- Gan, slcC.cllan inst 9cts and sn- I
pcrvlc >s evepy ;i6al9> ;
NEW YoI$z ..JRly s}it-Gencr;u Be;.ures ard
n hi5 official account of the hattleof Bull RurIeI
states tLltir loss sz.sE about 100 kicl, and 1900
-.ft @ Ha
CINuNxAr1. July .3I-Gen Cox reached
ian,,y Bridge on the 29th. There were l 900
lint lock muskeis and several kegs Of powder
eft behind bv N;Se IS his retreat Fne bridge
vas totally Turned. It WAS bought that Wise
would make a stand ar IHwiSburgh, where he
N pectctt cttreiniJrcrmenisIrah the East IL lost
! Thousand mon hy' drsertion.7 Since leaving
Jharlcston Misc, in his retreat mp tiie Kama
eha, has burned anumberof va luable' bridges,
lud'oarriUd off most of the wugOhs and teams
n tLerva!Iey. .i-et1aca-ua -sif A- gun H
Came. H., July 3I.-Five STEAMERS arrived
II New NIhd,id, Mo-. yesterday, with large
lumber of Rebel IA oops. horses, wagons, guns
md ammunition. The force at thai point is re-
lortcd about ! J. 600 strong.
JEFFERs,iN CITY, Juiy 3l.-T1srce hundred
EGGS of powder and two pieces Of cannon were
,aptdicd near Whrsa W iNieStalaas- aud win be
sent to ST. Louis. arE as.fJi ' ..'
.~..T -zat. IL Il. -.,-ss- zsza-- -. 'l i'
The vote Of Georgia at the Presidential clcc-
ion was over 100000, lSat the vote on the a.
fortion7 of tile ComEzleta'e Constitution Will
al short Of - .0oe = al. small as it is and
reluctant as It's. Spro+r1rts are to vote, it is
doubtful wbe8aer it can rective the popular