Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-14
News Brevities.

Ger. ITalIcck has Issued an orlcr requiring
all the iuclae.s and lawyers in the Statc'f Mis-
souri to subscribe tO the oath of allegiance
w. predict. that before the close OF March,
Nemphis. Knoxville and Chattanooga will he
undrr loyal sway, and that "nr army VIII tc
marching upon Atlanta, Montgomery, jackson:
and New Orleans. And We also predict that
Mcclellan, Burnside, and Sherman will have
struck the rebel CUnfederacy with astoF sh-
Bosrox. March G-Folty-nirc rebel officers,
including CoIonels, Majors, and other commits
stoned officers, reached Fort Warren to-dHy
E,Srox. March 5-TItc L. S. gHnbnat Saxon
arrived here to-day from Ship island which
pIa,-c She left on the I'D ult The health OF
the troops on the Island gOol Al the
oyster boats belonging to New Orleans, win
36 prisoners, had been captured. thus cutting
off the supplies OF New Orleans in that respect
The northern branch of the Methodist EPis-
cOpal Church is now holding its annual Gonier-
enc. in st Louis. During the session, the
provost marshal. iay unanimous request, adj
ininistered the oath of allegiance to each nerh
Der. a.-I
The loyal people of Northern Alabama have
commenced burning railroad bridges. to delay
the movements of rebel troops.
Mrs Benchley. who is lecturing on Texas,
thinks that but for mosquitoes, rdttlesii'lkes,
moe Is ns, yellow fever, the enerydtlng effect
of the cIin ,tc, the whisky drinking and other
prOpensities of the people, that Stat: would
| bc IA desirable place for habitat m
Tie annual Conference of the East Balti-
| more Methodist Episcopal church, now in Ses-
sion has adopted the following resolution, by
/ vote of l32 yc.ts to 10 nays:
/ Resolve l. that we hereby approve AMI en- :
| dorSc the present wise and pltriotic Atlminis-
! trltiun of the Federal Government IN its efforts
! to defeat the plans and to overcome the armed
resistance of the so-cllled Confederate States,
with a view to maintaining and perpetuatlnS
/ the unity of this Government
| ACrINc BRIGADIERS. Col BauScnwen, of the
| 5Sth, has been appointed an Acting BriSHiler-
General, in command of the 4th Miga,ic of the
4th division, consisting of the 5Sth, GSth and
18th Ohio Regiments.
Col John GrocsbecE, of the both, is also in
command of hri:gCc, consisting oil the Zfth,
3gth and esd Ohio Regiments
Senator Andy johnson has received ntelli
gence that the rebels have contisc1ted all hlS
property-some $50. 900 in value.
1t is Il noticeable fact that the rebel privates
who, though often rich, are poorly educated
are sick of rebellion, while their officers, gen
,.r.lllv young men not over twenty-five, art
bitter IN their hatred of the Union
BY a law Just passed the Ohio Legislature
the Judges oft'nmmOn Pleasure allowed to ny
the day on which pettit jurors shall make
their appearance in Conrt. -
NEw York March l.--Couhtcrcits s1t5; Dol
Lar Treasury Notes made their appearances II
the CITY Yesterday. They a.c excellent imita
tions of the genuine, but they. etns be tletecte,
The letters L. s., one within the Other On the
shield in the goddess of liberty being left ont
The Iowa Legislature has enacted that thu
costs of jury trials shall be taxed upon tin
looSing party, thus saving the State about SO
900 annually
Maria ButIer eff Long Island, an opium eater
aged G5, died i'll New York on Saturday, from
the effects of an overdose Of her flvorIte drug
She had used it for p years, to asncb an exten
that it was necessary for her TO take teaspoon
fui of lautlanum three times day.
Three distinct methods to settle the ''grea
question arc proposed. The first is e-nan
cipltion in all the slave States the secon'
, restricts the emancipation to the slaves of reb
els only; and the third restricts still fnrthe
the subject to emancipation to those capture
in the wIr-
4 very destructive fire occurred at Boston
; Massachusetts, a few. dlyS since, dcstroyi!::
property valued at million dollars, alnon;
which was; 900 tFiles Oh cotton
Letters received in Washington, recently
seem to assure the immediate return, of Gen
Lane TO the Senate, and the abandonment u
his military career.