Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
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TnE Governor nf Flor;d1 has issned proc
Iainatiun f0rbidding tile enlistment of uitiE4js
of that State to serve ia other pSrtiOlls of the
Confectionery He orders, therefOFv, that all
military officers in commission from the State
of Florida shall interfere by Rrrestiny and send-
ing out of the State any pcrsail found recruit
ing or enticing the citizcns Of FlOrida to enter
the service of anyother Staten bio
= During the months of August and Septem
Der 1857, John Slidell and Elisha Riggs, the
banker, bought in joint account, with laIiJ
warrants and cash, ten Thousand acres Of land
in tue AIenosha district, Minnesota. -,s,,.,E
Ne carefully examined the Inst Of south Car,
olnislus killed at Port Royal, AMI could not
discover single 'Rhett'f among the list OF
course they are all dessGl somewhere. for each
individual ''Rhett' elhout four gross) swqrc
he would not survive the invasion Of his State.
Helas! = Frankfort Commonwealth. 31l''' 81
The Boston Journal says that, If the army
of the Potomac was in lime, noting ON Il mar
row country road with cavalry -feur. abreast,
and men in ti!e of. four, iaccompInicd By all
the wagons and ambulanccs and amumiti6fl
trains. ,vould reach from Boston 10 HTtford moi
far from $50 miles, odi 'i9;i0i fiJ ..te5
Fifty Sharp's rifles, wrapped in flannel. were
found in a new made .eray, in the Catholic
eeTntery at 'LconGrylstOwn, Md. THEY were
pointed out by q contraband who nIadc the
coffin Another layer, containing a, number;
OF mtlSketS WAS fOl1A buIIctt ill u silIll DcaCh
near by. These were also pointed out by con-
trabands. .-t.1a4-4.,4s ,fv.. Id
Poor old Virginia is very much in the eondi-
tiun of many once wealthy scion Of her first
families. Hav ing w.tsted her Substance On
worthless favoritcs, she is now kicked out into
the cold. even the politics and Slippery tOngucd
DAVIS affirming that she i not worth taking
care of. t.
The Buffalo Commercial saws: a gentlenan
who arrived from Toronto Tuesday evening,
where he had resided since Nag. states that
out of the Thousand English soldiers recently
stationed at that place, nearly six hundred
have deserted. He relates instances whereiii
the men lsft in Squads Many were rctaSenS
but the majority managed to escape t.9,f.
/ The Hancock Jeffersonian, published at Fin
] ley, has been temporarily suspended, owing to
I a want of promptucss on the ptrt OfSubscribcrs
| to pay up, Eotyery crc,litablc to thatcoaiity.
The Galveston Citizen reports the acaPthae
of the pirate Royal Yacht lly the Federal steam
er S;tntec, and all her crew taken prisoners.
4 A spy just arrived from Richmond says there
is great fright there in consequence OF the mil
| itary and naval expeditions. The GcHTgia and
South Carolina regiments are discontented, and
are only appeased by JEFF. Dawn, promise that
/ enough troops should be sent to their homes
| to drive the Yankees into the sea, ..1 ...
Mr. Edwin Croswcll. distinguished New
York Democrat formerly editor Of the Albany
Argus has written letter approving Ot Otll- y
| COchrlnc's speech respecting the prOpriety ~
arrning slnves. He says that Hon. Daniel S.
Dickinson agrees with him. i a. '''.'
The PTaili Farmer estimates that 2.5O9 bar
rels Of sorghum OF Chinere sug' I cane syrup
have been made in La S,ie county. Illinois,
this yoar, OF enough to supply every family in
the county with SWEET for twelve months 10
come, saving the farmers SIS, 900 in this one
item. The yield is zOJ to $50 gallons per acre.
A New Orleans dispatch slys GOV. Moore.
Generals Lowell and Ringers, ON tho 24th, re
viewed 2, 500 troops including 400 free col
1 orcd men. aaasi'aE lsl -GJW rs
The triangular contest for the MayOTalty oi
/ New York, has terminated in the election soi
Opdyke gentleman Republican in sentiment,
but not run as partizan candidate, and sup
ported by those In favor ofAn energetic pros
4 many Hall candidate and strongly in favor d
the Union Wood is snatoriotisly y Eynpathizei
with secession, and a sconndrei Of tho highest
order. He pretendS to no strongly for the no
etoration of the Union by arms if necessary
Lnt MAS the advocate of an Rrmistice which
4 wOnld be edisgarceful in the extreme. His defeat
Is the great fact of the election, aud is mos
cheering in its significance.
NEW YORK Dec 3-Mr. Buttornel,l, mate o
the brig Granada, who has bccn a prisoner al
Charleston, has arrived, and reports thet forts
on other and Phoenix Island were evacuated
and blown up Nov. 18th, E.t. sf
Great excitement existed at Charleston, and
a meeting was held as to the prQpriety ofbarn.
ing OF suTrendering tho city. The Mayor was
in favor Of snuendering. and so were the peo-
4 pie generally; but tho Governor said it musi
be burnt. -ii sf