Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
LOCAL AFEAlRs.

TuRD MARYLAND CAvAlRY.-The Third
Maryland Cavalry, organizing under Coluntl
Charles Carroll Tevis, is RAPIDLY filling up its
rsnks, large number having been mus cred in
by Major Wharton, mustering officer. Governor
Bradford has issued commissl Ons to the follow
ing named officers in The regiment; }. Lehman
Gregory, Captain of Company d; Andrew
PrmbeitOn, Captain, Company L; Henry E. !
Clark, Captain, Company F Samuel P. Weleh,
captain, Company q Chas. Seagar, Second
Lieutenant, Company D; Keutuck b. Plat,
Second Lieutenant, Company @ VIA. II Coul
s;u Second Lieutenant, Company +, and VIM
z Moore Second Lieutenant, Company g;
tr derrick j. Slatlerie has been commissioned as
| Cnmmisslry Of Subsistence, with the rank OF
First Lieutenant and Surgeon John NJ Steven
son transferred from the Sd Maryland Infantry.
KENT County MATTERs.--We copy the follow
ing items from the smyrna Tunes Of Thursday
last:
ur wm. A, McKown of this town, whom
We noticed last week as having been arrested
Hnl seut to Gen. Tyler has been sent by him,
Gf.,r an investigation ot the charges as sworn to
by the two gentlemen ui ST. Georges lluudred,
who heard hun, to Fort Delaware. The follow
10 are the charges sworn 10: Using disloyal
mnguagt drinking to the health Of Jen. Davis
and TO the Southern Conieitracy- -denouncing
the Government damuel despolism and de
ciaring his purpose to sell his property and
leave the country ry-thst he had been instru-
mental in sending 70 men to the southern army
aud had more to 60, Sc
Murderkill Hundred between Camden and
Fredercn, has paid more attention to the cult
ystiun ot sorghum than any portion Of the sInic.
As an evidence Of his there ate in t1at vicinity
five mi for crushing the cane aud tvaporatns
the juice into mollssss, which Commands u bet
ter price than the sugar cane m5asse5 usually
soii at grocery stores. The most extensive and
enterprising manufacture Is Wm $. Caulk, Esq
VINO has superior mill
George W. 3. Nicholson formerly editor o
the Del. Reporter, and Consul TO Tuuis, Africa
under Buchanan, addressed letter to Presideu
Lincoln recently, Stating that pntti2an influences
were used by our Board of Enrolment, aud othe
= serious charges, aad also making similar COM
plants against Mr.. Rhodes Illzlard, eurollinl
3 oil ser at Scafofd. The charges were inyesii
gated by the Board on Monday eveniug--Mr n
= ming present AMI disproyed Mr.. Nicholson
I, tnen wrote another letter retiActug the charge
. III his former letter and expressing himself eu
}, trely satisfied with the examination.
Il ARREST or DnsHRrEus The following de-
y serler- have been arrested and delivered 10 Pro
u vost Marshal Wilmer, since the 2lst ult., and b.
r him forssried 10 Wilmington
., By Capt San,'l W. Lacey. Special Agent Lit
r. Teton Thomas, 81 Del Reet; Elisha Tubbs
drafted man under first enrolment
d, by A, ?. Ewing Special Agent Joseph Il
$, Fields, 81 Del. kegt Robert W. Haz II, au
n William II. BAHnum, lth Del; John 7. Buftlr
ut first Mary laud enrolment Cyrus Gordy, Pur
Al neil Legion l-asc Collins, 3 Del
l. BY Deputy Pro. Mar 4. NJ, Culbert--Le
Pussy 4th Dell James r NlcFee, Drum Maic
a. 1T bel; Joseph Green, % Del; John H. Mile
of 12ih Pa. Cavalry; John Schuucr IT, S. Marin
lie Corp. Garrett Wiley 9th Nd. Reet
BY Dep. Pro Mar j. F. Burtou-Benj. |
Cooper, draitSd nun uudtr first enrolment
sn a FRIGHT The Pcnnsu ar Asrs says I'D
ih Wednesday a man named Anthony Lane appen
ld ed II the streets presenting strong Indications
re being broken out with the small pox OF c0ur,
IA all were interested in his dougs, aud many wei
the frightened glancts directed at him as
A held possession oil the sidewalks. After tin
ne however, medical gentleman decled that
had the erysipelas aud the mania polu con
, bined. He attempted to walk in the count
l- on Wednesday night, but fell and expired in til
~ road some five OF six mites from town.
m. soLDlEFs, to the Rescue Young men, rus
d. ing into the exposures and dangers ul Il Solder
eu lie, should prepare themselves for the fat
,e Feyers, the pysen-ery, the Sores and Scurv
lis which are almost certain to follow. Holloway
s. ps, used occasionally during the campaig
Will insure sound health To every man On
Nv % cents per box. .
tie CnANGE OF RUNNING TIME tr TRAINs.-O
readtrs wall notice several very importa
he changes in the running time Of the severn trai
st, Of cars to aud from this city. The chang
rs, commenced yesterday.
W. M PARADE OF CoLoREp TRooPs-ln 1872 colo
nm ed soldiers marched Ghr ugh Philadelphia am
,t the ncclamatiOus of the people. Iu those da
there Ii "a bupd ,.t
or coppeihehds then known were tue species 10
,. tortr'r hi5oHo csihai@ that still make III,
hn holes among the rotts OF rotten stunps
Saturday there Was grand parade of color
ere troops, the first in Phil idelphia slnc4 1872
hy thirteen hundred men ~ Camp William Pp
IL made the parade as announced, and were f
n, ulshed w.th dinner at the Rctreshment Saloo
' The men comprised the Sixth colorc1 regim
and four companies OF the Eighth. The foru
ght is commanded by Colouel Anes tho latter,
sei present, are under Captain Fnbley Colo
the Wagner Commands the whole They came
bert from camp IN their very best styl.. When 1T
ness is the topic our African soldiers are sec,
A., T. none. They left tile cars at Fourth
Muster streets, and then marched over the b
| ,n scribcd route 1t was Il long one, but fun Of
Al terest to the sodtrs-for their hearts "
'' warmed by generous reception. There
even gratetulness manifested toward them
Ow- was manifested in cheer, in the waving
tout haudkerehieis, and in tie distribution Of flow
nose The full regiment only was armed 1t will Y
iers shortly be seut to service. The man wlo
clos that negroes do tot make good soldiers wo
heir hold his paie after seeing these men
marched as well aud bore themselves in as sold
Oh, like msnner as auy men We have ever 81
IT, From the steps of the Union League the
.. was reviewed by General Cadwalader Cen
Cndwalader has n ueh opinion Of tie value
Tor cilc'eacy Of these men. The only persons
ude disparage them are the cass Of people
or showed their teeth with joy when Lee undert
jelly Ine desclatioa of pennsy syivania
S nT The Peach TRADE Ii is stated that tive
my ndsssa ~ pi,isd.iiia Tmni,' runn,Ag
an a.' carrying that fruit They conveyed Al
io'e l0O,OuO basksts, which sold at from 80 t,
.ta, a." cents per ba-ket Delaware is becoming
great peach growing district of the country
they .....