Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07

! The Riehyaor,yi saY,efs swear fercely that an
/ the adherents OI Westarn Virginia to the Old
| Union ire traitors and knust be PROMPTLY pun
1 ishei as saeh. We viii try to le- our r.Iders
know Ntsen TIE hanging is going g bee Z
| louisville Journal
movements and organization of troops, were
/ sent from headquarters at Columbus between
/ April 23d and May 24th
| The Union men of Maryland have completed
/ nominations for Congress in all the districts
except the Sixth The election comes of June
! 18th in time for the extra session The can
didates are f. Fl. Webster. H. Winter Davis.
/ j. A. Crisheld. c. L. Beary. and Francis
IhqInas. Ihe two first named were mcmi ers
of the last House
MIR. BUcHANASs HEALTu.-Ne learn FROM
/ lancaster that the health of the Ex President
Buchanan Is Tar froin good DropSIctI ~ mp
| toms have made their appearance. which arc
alarming at his time OF life. = Washington
/ Star. May 3l ..---5sr aEf 3
| The secrecy OF the attack Alexandra
was such that the colonels Of the regiments
dcred to march did not know till a late hour
I whittier they were to tse scnt; nor did the
regular army coloneIs. the heads of bureaus,
nor the chief clerk Of the Navy Department
The exodus fl ON the South at present is i'm
mense. No less then six hundred passengers
ca. me through last night over the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Many of them had
Louisville, bnt that boat having been contis-
Gated there by the military mob, her passen-
| gers were subjected to the necessity of coming
! through by rail.-lLouisville journal
] Fourteen thirty-two Founders. belonging to
the lot stolen from Norfolk; passed through
Tuscumba, Alabama, on the 29th. bound for
/ the Mississippi where they are to be used in
/ the shore batteries erected by the rebels.
| The Cold Water Artillery of Michigan, passed
! through Dayton on Sunday morning, en- route
! for Cincinnati 1t consisted of l40 men, lie
/ horses and pieces OF artillery The company
I is fully equipped, and is one of the most eth
/ cicnt in the service-
/ Cassius NJ Clay writes to the London Times
on the American struggle. briefly but decisiv-
| w. He says the rebel States ian be subdued
it is not proposed to suhjugate them, bat sim
/ ply to put down the rebellion. England s in
| terest is to stand by the Union. He enquiries
| if England can nfford to offend the United
1 States, lie concludes by saying England is a
! natural ally of tho United States.
! We find the following obituary notice of tho
/ famous floating battery in a letter from
( Charleston to the Pliladrlphia Bulletin:
! Major Anderson fired few shots at it. Af
| ter the GLORIOUS victory it was found to be
/ nearly knocked to pieces. The guns were
hastily removed and the thing towed round by
/ means ofthe navy Ito the Ashley river The
tide has filled it with mud and sand and that
The Boston Journal says that Dr. H B.
/ Aver, a native of Manchester, n. Fl. reports to
the Rochester Democrat that he has just es-
capped from Houston, Texas, where he was
saved from the fury of the mob by brother
of Col. Anderson, lCharles Andersonl His
offense was that he avowed himself to be a
/ Union man DR.. Aver says that he saw man
named Joseph Bradley, shoemaker, from
Winchester, Mass hung ut Houston, and other
men tarred and ieatheTed, and ridden out OF
i town upon rails.
4 A negro preacher belonging to Hrs. Hidden.
at Pine Bluff iIidulged in violent language 10
his mistress last Sunday afternoon remark ing,
among other things. that lac would be free in
three weeks, and could raise G thousand men
himself for the purpose. His case was reported
to the authorities the same evening and he
was taken out and hung on Monday after
noon Memphis Bulletin, hay 30.
1t is worthy of note. that all the leading
| Paris journals with single exception, and
that has the least circulation of amy take
very sensible and friendly views OF our Union,
and do not hesitate to brand the ''separatists
as rebels and traitors.
Great Iamentaticn in New Orleans because
they can get no more lagerl That TeutOniC
beverge is only manufactured i'll the North.
d The way "uur army swore in Flanders was
|, nothing to the jaWdiSlocating Ohjurgatives in
dulged in at the South, by those thirsty EoHls
who get Herzt lager the only response 10 theiI
prayers for Il little Of the = tolored soapsuds.
/. Dies for tie now coin of the G, nt,dcratt
States have bceh received at DahlOncga at the
branch mint, and the superintendent has re
) ceived orders from headquarters not to strike
of any more United States, but to reserve til,
bullion.
Col. Ellsworth had been engaged for the lasi
two years to Hiss Carrie SIsfiold, young
lady of seventeen, the daughter of Chas. F
Spatford, a responsible resident Of Rockford
lIlinOis- Miss. SpIfford was recently student
in the Carol Institute, Brooklyn The mar
riage would probably haveStaken place ere this
but for the breaking out of the war.
Government has orded 10, ,000 Of the musk
cts stored in the Arse al at Augusta, he, tC
be forwarded to Philadelphia 1t is probable
that the arsenal will soon lie used for the man
ufacture of shot, shells, SC, now that Harper
/ Ferry and Gosport in the hands OF the
rebels. This could be done at comparatively
small expense.
Western Virginia is as Unanimous agains
secession any section could be where tht
right Of free suffrage prevails. In twenty-five
counties the votes foot up-against accession
q, ,843; for secession. Z, 255.
Rencgadcs are always worse than men VIII,
, have Lever done right Albert Pike, of AR
kansas. Is an instance of this. He WAS born il
Massachusetts, but by his residence in thu
land Of reputation and bowie knives ha
3 become degraded enough to raise n regimen
of Indians for instant service in behalf Of tn
Mnntgt mvy traitors. --.r7
! JOHN FIowela the only man in Dinwiddi
county. Virginia, who voted against the Sc
cessIon Ordinance, has been ordered 10 leave
The New Orleans Bce gives up Maly lau'
and thinks that the Confederate States shoult
II ico'ca at the Prospect of her remaining in til
[ hi n becau; She allows the Federal troop
to e main within her borders. .......
The Washington correspondent of the Phil
: Il, 'vlphia Press says there is much suffering a
org the poor OF Alexandria; that business j
entirely suspended; that there are no arrival
, at the hotels, and that all the steamboa
: ill.cs have stopped running. st ---,---
I The gallant young ZJuave. Francis Browncll
who killed Col. ElsworthS murderer, visitet
Change in New York, ON Wednesday, and wa
presented by tho brokers with u handsome sil
! HALIFAX, June 5.--An explosion occurred il
the Allison mines, killing three men and six
I ten horses. This will not affect the suppl
t of COal. +
Two citizens of Alexandra who, on thei
VOID of honor. declured-that they we're loya
10 the United States, were receu ty granite
= passes, with permission to return to that cit,
al pleasure. They went beyond the outsid
guiuds day, got INTO the bushes, and fire
upon the guards Of the United States Artillery
hey were immediately pursued and shot
d The passes rcferIcd to were found in thei
pockets Hash. Cor. Phil, P,ess.
INDIA Ct11Cx.-mr Russell, ,f uhc Loudo
Times stated when he was in Washington thu
sut II as tie railroad leading into the cutto
h region of the East Indies could be com pletcd
: lie supply of cotton from that country wouI
be ample, and those reads would, he s;iid, Ger
ain ly be finished within few months
d FhiIlipi, the scene of the engagement he
twoCn the Nngin ans and Indianiaus unde
: Col. kE1IY, auI the Sct tssiunistS mcnticne
d in another column, is tic county seat of Bar
y b"ur county. 1t is oil the line of Il Balti
a muIe and Ohio RailrC AL. and is imlnediatel
! south tf & lit,n.
r Gen. HARNTY has again been suspended from
: the command of tie Western Department. an
d Capt. BYoS takes tue position. The rcasol
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