Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-31
News 3rovities.

The Prince of Wales will next year enter in |
TO the enjoyment OF $3.50, 900 year, and two |
and half millions of dollars in ready money !
from the revenues of the Duchy of Cornwall.
y bill preparing by the House Committee on
Naval Affairs will provide for securing live |
oak timber on captured Southern islands, and !
tor la rye additions to our fleet of iron-clad |
trISates for gun boats and fast dispatch vessels.
Mrs. Brodimer the wife of John Brodimer,
OF Carver county, Minnesota has given birth
to six children in - months.
The General Assembly of tOhio has unani'
mously rendered vote of thanks to General
q. II. THOMAS, Col. JoHN \ GARFIELD and Col.
X. L. McCooK, for their gallant conduct ia
Kentucky.
We have accounts of tremendous flood in
the Ohio. Vast damage has been done to rail
roads, canals, bridges, &c. in the vicinity of
Cincinnati, and ether towns, in Ohio and In
diana. 1t doubtless extends down the Mssissip-
Ii and will destroy property to an incalculable
amount.
Reports from New Orleans to the 10th inst,
state, that large meeting of the French res
idcnts, was held that day, to devise measuere
for leaving the city and the South. \ commit
tee appointed to communicate with the
Federal forces at Ship Island and Biloxi on the
subject
The defensive policy of JEFF. Davis has been
severely condemned by the Richmond papers
during the past few weeks. The Examiner
AMI Wing particularly have been anxious for
The for al ro,.c,at Of = Iiifr Iii Ny
ably, however, satisfy them for the present.
The Washington correspondent OF the Gin
cinnati Gazette, says, that Senator Wade is
Secretary Stunton'S right hand man and conf
dental adviser. Mr.. Wade is believed to h I've
thn Government to bnIn on tLc ,ra, - '''''o
w r., ~ ~ "'''
biRECr lANArloN;- different suggestions to-
Tre,rph ami Stnn ,t,ns. a. +, I,,Er Nj
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/ ibor ,vrre SIo5 ain al TI or, ~, ', -
SI0O Ia5 2e ioa,i,, io1 i,o'iSrS W. ti.
/ Prison of 81 ,967 ,f}. The State MANAGES a
/ Prison better than it did the canals. which
llsed to run it in debt over and above EXPENSES
4 SIOJ $50 year! The number Of inmates Of
/ the Prison is 9G5.
Capt J. W. Sprague of the 7tll Ohio who
] returned recently from Charleston having
/ been exchanged fora rebel prisoner taken at
Hattcr;ls says that the news of thu surrender of
/ Mason and Slidcll by our Government. was re.
! ccired in Charleston with Lowls of dis1p
pointed rage
| Nor 4 CANDIDATE-TTcn. John A Gurlcv
publishes card in the Ohio State Journal, decli-
/ n!h@ 10 Dc Il candidate tor the Unitefi Stltcs
! nciIato'S1lp- ne recommends the reelection
o' non Den wade.
EX-Gov. HINT, of New York, came nsar
| bleeding to death recently from the extrac-
! ting Of "a tooth Before the clfnsion of blood
/ could be stopped by IL physician he was re-
! duced to Il dangerous condition. but is now
/ convalcsccnt.