Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-21


The Boston Post felicitously remarks that
the loyal Union men of Virginia, at this hour
are under the Tankest of despotiSm; and it ID
precisely true to say that Winfield ScoOt, In
the majestic eAmpassa which he Is carrying
on, is undeniably acting asa LibeEator Of his
native State"
The New Orleans Delta, Of June 4th says.
Of the German enigTants who went from
this city on the Fred. kennett for Sc. Louis
the Arkansians IMPRESSED two hundred Of them
and put them to work on the fortihcatieRs
above Memphis
Inforraatioa form SOURCES which are believed
/ reliable has reached PaEScn BrownlOW, 70
/ the effect that conspiracy Is on foot to seize
him. johnson, Nelson, Maynard and other
Union men Of Tennessee, and carry the m in
! irons to Montgomery, there either to be pun
/ ished for treason against the Gonfederacy, oI
kept as hostages.
David Taylor. of Defiance. John n. Groes-
beck, of Cincinnati, Lieut.. Governor Kirk, oi
Mt. Vernon, and Dwight Bannister, of Colun-
bus, have been appointed PaymssteTs in the
United States Army.
One of the trophies picked up by the drag
oons at Fairfax Courthouse. was an old mas
ket, which on examination was fogad q
contain no leSs than six charges No doubt.
/ the fellow at the hind end of the formidable
instrument, as often as he pulled trigger and
! pushed down another load, th0ught, in his
I tTepidation, that he brought Yankee, surel
/ The City Goancil of St Joseph. Missouri.
I have passed aA ordinance making the act OF
/ displaying the United States flag Il m isdemean-
I OF, and any person offending, f'shalI, upon
conviction thereof, forfeit and pay the Of
not less than fifty nor more than one hundred
dollars
| The New York Tribune SAYS: ''On Monday
morning two excellent pho' graphic likenessss
of the President of the Southern Confederacy
and exPrcsdcEt Buchanan's Secretlry of War
were placed in the Rogue's Gallery, at Police
/ Headquarters. At the bottom Of the likenes-
| ses is written jefferson Davis, the Traitor,
/ and John Il, Floyd, the Robber.' -
! A steam tug belonging to Messrs Riddle
! Coleman & Co, Of Pittsburg, was seized al
( Memphis the other day, by order of Gen.
I Pillow. Their coal yard at Nempis and al
( the coal in it, were also seized. The proper
/ ty taken is valued at $50, COO
! A private letter. received by gentleman in
f this city, gives the following the retail
market in Memphis Flour, $40 per barrel;
eggs, Zoe. per dozen; bacon, lSr. per pound,
/ lard oil. 81 25 per gallon 1t is estimated
that twenty-five Thousand troops can be
/ thrown into the city in twelve hours, but how
/ they are to bc fed is rather PeTPIcxing.
VIM. a. Platt, Esq, appointed by the Gov
| esnor to look into the condition of the Chic
| troops at Washington, has removed all grounds
of complaint by furnishing the boys with fresh
supplies and a months pay
Justice Slow BIT SURE.'-The telegraph
| informed us yesterday that John Tyler, who
betrayed the Wing party in lS4i, and who ii
/ now a traitor to his country. has been driven
i from his ''Margaretta Villa near Old Point
| Comfort, Virginia. by the U. S. troops, who al
present occupy the same Who knows but
the old rebel may yet expiate for his treason.
If Justice is slow, but sure. We think Ty ler'
| time is about ont.
Thomas Ribdy, a volunteer who had beer
| rejected in New York for being below the
requisite Might've feet four inches-huna
himself few hours after he was tell of hiI
iucompetencJ-
The seccssionists South are complaining bit
terly on account of the blockade of the Missis
sippi Tney say now that one of their staple
articles, whisky, is cut off. The effect of put
ting the rebel army on short allowance O
whisky would certainly be most disastrous
brace of obstrcperous fellows at Camp
way through the lines, when the officer of thC
guard shot one OF them in the right hip ano
took the other to the guard house. The
wounded man was badly hurt.
Andrew T. McReynolds of Michigan, has
been appointed Colonel of Carl Schurz's Regi-
mcnt He was Captain of the Sd Dragons ir
1 the Mexican war, which was Gen. Scott's body
| guard from Vera Cruz to Mexico. and wal
brevetted Major for gallant conduct.
| CAlRo. June l9.-W. IT, Russell. of the
London Times, arrived from the South day
! He SAYS nothing in regard to South, IN affairs
| but complains that his correspondence h as been
tampered with by the SeoeSsionists. detained
and altered, and some not sent from S 4th ,rn
| postoffices at ALL
! LANE, OGLE Co, Ill.,, June l9--.S d. B irke,
rabid seccssioniSt, was hung to-day by the
citizens from the third story Of the Corut House
| building. He was charged with calusing the
destructive fires here on the 9TH nf this month
| and in December last. His guilt was fully
established and it WAS also proven that he had
planned burning all the business part of the
! town.