Smyrna times., 1862-07-10

West. Florida, 10 the 'QuarteTmaster OF the
Regiment.-WiI. Journal,
CATHOLICISM IN DELAWARE The New
York Tablet, 10 speaking Of Catholicism IN
Delaware, says:-It seems to be all concentra-
ted in Wilmington and its immediate neighbour
hood, four priests being able TO attend TO the
wants Of the whole State. The Catholic pop
ulation of Wilmington is between FIVE and SIX
Thousand. There are two Churches, 81. Peters
and ST. Mays.
RENOUNCED THE OLD FLAG."-The treason |
faction Of Milford says the NeWs. styling itself
the Democracy, yesterday renounced the "glo.
rious old Stars and Stripes" Of our fathers, by
hosting a mOngrel Ensign: cross between
he British, Confederate and United States
flags More anOR.
PARsoN BRowNLow AT WILMINoTON-Par.
sen BFOwnlow delivered q lecture Wednesday
evening. TO one Of the largest audiences ever
assembled 10 the city. He attributed the al.
tendance 10 the nolorIety which had teen
given him by the SeeessiOnIs,s in tearing down
the posters announcing his lecture, and ex-
! pressing desire to participate IN hanging him.
This had stirred up the spIII within h lm, and
TO show that they could not intImidsIe him. he
intended 10 eanvsss the whole State of Della.
ware, and give them a chance TO carry out
their nstarious purpose Of hanging men who
stood UP foT the Union and the Constitution.
SALE OF REAL EsrArE.--Ths property of
Mr.. James H. Reed, says the Milford NeWs,
was sold on Tuesday last. according TO previous
notice, as follows The large mansion farm,
comprising two hundred aud foEty-two acres.
Wss purchased by George Russell, of Sussex
county, for $6,l50. The secoud tract of one
hundred and thirty acres for 81 OPS, Curtis s.
Watson, Milford, purchaser The third divi-
sion Of forty acres for $500, DR.. James X.
Mitchell, purchaser The aggregate SUN thus
amounting TO some $7.575. This is fine
property and was no doubt purchased at q
bargain.
CAMP MEETINos.-We learn. says the
Georgetown Messenger. that a camp will b.
held by the Methodist Protestants 10 the wood
owned BY G. B NAPLES. Esq near Milton
/. commencing on Friday, the Let of August next
/ The NJ. F.. churches on Lewes circuit will be
O gin one on Friday, August the 9Th. but in wha
woods we have not learned. Ia Ross wood
on SeafOrd circuit. a meeting will begin OF
Friday, August 18th. A quarterly camp b
the NJ. E church Of Georgetown circuit. vii
be held 10 NAPLES Woods near Milton. whic
% it is presumed will begin on the 18th OF Angus
'r but the time is not yet definitely fixed.
10 THu FIRST DELAWARE REoIMsNr.-As GU
ls readers are aware, the Fret Delaware Reg
6. ment has bsen stationed at Norfolk for son
At time past. They have. however, been ordeEe
away. add in announcing this fact The NOrfoI
Union Of June 30Ih, thus remarks:
- Il 10 with many regrets that we take OF
ID leave to-day Of the 1st Delaware Volunteer
n They have beea ordered away. and the 49,
:, Wiseonsin have arrived TO take their plac,
Il vas our fortune when frat we arrived
o Norfolk TO make our srst acquaintance anon
RI, the members Of this truly fine regiment. W
he have extended our scqusintancc among ii
rank and officers and il 10 no idle sense wht
we cay that from this gallant Colonel down v
N. have never met with men VINO inspired us wi
q greater attachment and friendship than the
nv We have had several Of these men TO work
40 on our pspeF; others have contributed in maj
AZ. wars TO assist US 10 our various lsbors; and
,w all places and on all occasions they have sesm
n. like old friends and associates.
X. To the Band of the regiment we must Eetu
eir our heartfelt thanks