Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

"a AJOtt DALLAMs Il JI IoOl4GA VI w eli !,
Who was on General Tilghman's staff,
and was taken at Fort Henry. died
on Saturday at DR.. Mocller's boarding
house at Columbus.
The Treasury Department is recall
ing and buying the first issue Of demand
Treasury notes at the rate of mill
ion day, four million of dollars hay-
ing been destroyed. The wholcissue
was sixty million of dollars.
On Sunday, 536 rebels, captured by
General Fremont's command, in the
Valley of Virginia, arrived in Har-
risburg under guard Of three compa-
nies, and were taken Immediately to
Camp Curtin.
Holly Springs, on the Mississippi
Central Railroad, fifteen miles south
Of Grand Junction, has been occupied
by portion Of General Halleck's
army. =.
A new order has been issued by Sec
retary Stanton to encourage enlist
ment. Two dollars head premium
and mnpth'a pay in advance is offer
cd.
The contractor 10 build the rebel
gunboats at New Orleans was driven
from that city, because he failed to COM
plctc them in time, and was hung on a
hotel piazza at Natchez. He is re-
ported to have dcfrauded the Confcd-
crates ofsomc $600,000 which he in
vested in English and French funds.
A papcr"out west" ia announcing
the illness of its editor, piously adds:
All good paving subscribers are re-
Gucstcd 10 mention him in their pray
crs. The others need not, as the
prayer of the wicked avail nothing,
according to good authority.
Gen. Pope is on visit OF St. Lou
is. The 10000 prisoners Gen. Hal
Ieck reported him to have taken. have
dwindIed down to 300. The effort to
magnify the Importance to our side CT
the evacuation of Corinth, has led to
some diseredit ia ble exaggcrations.- =
This is one of them.
INTERVENTION is considered more
imminent now than at any previous
time since the opening of the war;
A decisive battle at Richmond and
the defeat of the rebels will, however,
posponc it indefinitely. If it comes
at all, it will probably first take the
shape of offers of meditation.
GEN. HUNTER is saidto have been
reinforced from Key West, preparato-
ry to his attack upon Charleston
That is the way to do it. The troops
were of no consequence at Key West,
save as q reserve.
General Mcclellan has lately recciv.
ed re-cnforcemcnts amounting to near
fifty thousand men. On the 18th his
whole army, with the exception of a
single division, had crossed the Chick
ahominy.
Boston, June20.-Jas. Lyons, alias
Smith, late Masters Mate of the pi-
rate Sumter, was arrested here last
night, on the arrival of the brig Har-
riet, in which he came from Surinam.
The Sixty-frst Regiment of Penn
sylyania Volunteers, suffered terribly
in the battle.near Richmond. All the
field officers of the regiment were kill
ed. Their names were Col. O. II.
Rippey, Lieut.. Col. S. g. Speer, Ma:
ior S. j. Sweet, Ajutant W. o. Mil
Ter. Two of the Captains of. the
same regiment were killed, and two
wounded.
T'nG President has ordered a, military COM
mission 10 meet in July for the trial of edit
ors and letter-writers who have violated or
ders in regard to the publication Of war news.
Gen Kearncy and Coils. Taylor and Craig
will be members of the commission.
ONE OF SHAKEsPEAREs PAIL BEARERS BU-
RED IN VIRGIXlA-A Washington cores
pendent of the Indianapolis Journal writes:
q An officer of the Ninteenth, stroIling through
an old burying ground at Fredericksburg, Va,
a sew days since, copied few curious and
interesting Inscriptions. From them am
permitted to copy the following, which, coup
led with rccollections of the great Bard Of
A xon,. is of singular interest:
Here lies the body Of Edward Helder,
practicioner in Physic and Chirurgery- =
Born in Bedfordshire. England, in the year Of
our Lord, l542. Was contemporary with, and
one of the. palLbarers to the body Of William
ghahesnear. After brief illness.lsis eTisSt,
ascendcd .ia.ihe yeaFscf our f'Ord5 i6ls-aged
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