Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
News Brovities.


The three largest founderies in tho country =
PitShurg, Alger's at Boston, and West Point
have been ordered to manufacture, within Tho
next twovle months, all the 10 inch collfm
biads they can.
There are sixteen vessels Of war at Brooklyr
ready for service, carrying III guns, and TWEEN
ty-hvo gunboats, converted into such from
merchantmen
CAUTIOUSLY as tha Charleston papers suenk
of the origin of the ERE Which destroyed thc
most Valube portion of shat city. il is eIsar
| enough that it was the work of negro fDcendia-
rieS. Some negroes fromstheT country were in
The immediate vicinity Of the spot whore the
fire broke out and it is confessed that il must
have originated either in their carcicfsncrs. OF
that they applied the torch.
! The Albany Journal states that letters from,
Italylhring the Intelligence that Kossuth is a
armiDgly ID. His disease appears To he a kind
/ of conEHnl tion--Which has thus fnr he flcd the
efforts of his physicians 90 arrest il. lie 10 80
reduced as To be able 20 converse with diff
cn'ty. and his friends fear he will not survive
the winter.
Mrs. Jane Arbicht. lady 20 years old, resi-
ding In Hancock county, Indiana harvestst
ten acrsA Of wheas during the past season with
her own hands. She had sent her two sons
40 fight the hattles Of the Union, and applied
herself to do their work.
TIE Toronto Lender saws a hundred tho u
sand volunteers will Le in arms in Canada be-
fore spring.
Gov. NJ, orc, cf Lou'sia in his late mrs
sage to the Legislature, states the number of
men furnished for the war by Louisiana, at "a
90S.
Mrs. John G. Breckenridge is said to he hold
ing receptions at Baltimore, party was late
~ given in her honor, At which all the ladies
wore badges of red and white ribbon. and the
cake was frosted with the same cOlOrs. She
= 7 II
S on en- mt Uf'Fa timorc THIS is the n lrcFt
approach 10 Mrs Jefferscn n Davis's PROF oseeI re
eeption at the White House.
1t is reported in Columbus. that the Hon
Cassius N. ClaY. Minister t, RuSi' is about to
come home, to accept Brigadier Generllship
and that His Excellency Governor Dennison is
to succeed him in the Russian Mission.
The New York Evcning Post says that no
uneasinesS need he felt in regard to deficiency
of our supply at satpcter. 1t is assumed that
the amount now in Government stores Is suffi-
cient fOr,all emergencies, while for arms, we are
abundantly able to help ourselves from the ar
mories now in operation aud with our ability
to construct new machinery whenever it may
be needed.
Cotton-growiag is about to be introduced in
to the Sandwich Islands.
in single day. during last month. the total
QNNAHNlAA biNttiNi AlNh NiIlNctl IN AANCFpNNli
from India WAS ld 733 bales.
SFHsUvENEss ABOUT SLSvErY.-The N Y
Evening Post says that anybody who lives long
in slave State gets as senitive TO the war,l sla-
very as turkey ccck does To the color Of scar
let Tic drives fun tilt. with his eyes shut, to-
ward everything that looks little red.
The Chief Secretary Of ireland. strongly de.
nies that famine is at all likely this year. -
There has been eompN uative failure in the POI
tato crop, whereby the price of food win be adj
yNneed, but treats the idea of famine in Ireland
rs pFeposterous and false.
The Supreme Court At Colombus has Just de-
cided that there Is no authority In the Courts
to discharge on habesS corpus minors over eish-
teen and under twenty-one, enlisted in the AZ
my without the authority Of parents. That
without the eSpsent Of parents oF guardians,
minors under eighteen cannot be hold.
Mrs. Phebey II Brown, the author Of that
admirRble hymn, commencing ~ love 10 steal
awhile away" died on the 10th of October, NJ
Henry, Ill, aged 7ss She has lefs an snda-
ring memorial Ia that hymn.