Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
EsWB Brsvities.

There was great Union mass meeting in
sustaining the Government and prosecuting
the war until the last rebel shall have laid
down his arms.
Some of the prisoners at Camp Morton, Iu-
diauapolis, attempted to escape during the
storm of night before last, but met with poor
luck. Five were killed outright, some were
wounded and most Of the Others recaptured.
We have another story about Beauregard.
It is asserted in the Nashville Union that
gentleman came from Chattanooga a few
DAYS ago, and stated that Beauregard and
some Fifty or sixty thousand OF his army were
certainly al Chattanooga, and that Beaure-
gard had Chattanooga strongly garrison
ed. Where's Halleck?
We have the following intelligence With
reference to the Army of the Southwest: On
the 18th ult Cen Asboth was stationed at
Rienzi, T'ishmingo county, Miss, twelve miles
south of Corinth. Gen. JEFF. e. Davis was at
Jacinto, six miles east of Rienzi. Gen. Thom-
as was at Iuka Springs, twenty-one miles
southeast of Rienzi. A brigade was stationed
at Marietta, twenty-one miles southwest Of
| Rienzi Rienzi is the center of the station
ed brigades The rebels wear fortified at
Okolono, sixty-6ve miles south Of Renzi.-
! StcEe Journal.
Mobile is now pretty well fortified, and the
inhabitants affect 10 believe that it can not be
taken They haveIO,OOO troops, two gunboats
and ram. Confidence is a good thing; but
has Mobile heard from Nhw Orleans, Vicks-
burg, Dayton Rogue, Grand Gulf, and Island
No. 10?
Orders are issued from the War Depart
ment revokiug the order Of June IL, which au
thorized the discharge of parOled prisoners
No more furloughs will be granted, aud all on
parole will report at once for such duty al
may be compatible with the terms of their re-
| lease.
CHARLES ANDERSON late of Texas, has beer
appointed Colonel of the niRety third regiment
He has just returned from England, and re
ports feeling intensely hostile to the North
Gen. jackson obtained the soubriquet o
'Stonewall" It he bate If Bull Run. 5uIlC
that affair Gen. Lee asked him "if his brigad
had not better retire under the heavy fire the,
were sustaining? No, sir, said Cen Jackson
, u will stand here ike stone wall.
In answer to an inquiry from the Post Mas
ter at Ravenna the First Assistant Postmas
ter General states that patterns for garments
cut from newspapers or other material, no
connected with any magazine as part and par
Gel thereof, and regularly subscribed lsr, ar
| subject to letter postage by weight.
ILLNESS OF SENATOR WADE-T'he Wash
ington Republican of Wednesday morning, 9tl
says that Senator Wade still continues in il
, health. He rode out the day previous a.
8th) but returned from his ride very muc
! exhausted, and during the night was quite Sc
riOusly disposed.
1t is thought by some of the eastern paper
that drafting should be resorted to to raise jh
3O0O 900 troops asked for by the President
Ia some of the States recruiting is going o.
rapidly, and it is not because the reuuisit
number cannot be obtained by voIunteerin
that drafting is urged, bnt beca use 10y thi
}: means the men can be obtained in the shortes
g possible time.
j Richmond papers of July 4th are full of d,
: tails of the late battles. They claim vctc
ry as the general result, but admit sever
defeat on Tuesday. The Examiner says /!
900 will not cover their losses IN killed an
wounded during the week. The impressio
= OF military men on the peninsula was tbs
10000 would be nearer the number.
Elias Fassett, ex-Presdeut of the Ceuiri
Ohio Railroad, patriofically offered ten dollar
each to the first ten men in Granville, VIII
volunteer under the new call.