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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
20 rises and thus addresses them:

Reverend signors, young as l am, may
venture to speak before you? I would speak
in behalf Of one who has none else to help her;
and 1 viii not keep you long. Much has been
said-much on the sacred nature of the obli-
cation, and We acknowledge it in its full force
Let it be fulfilled, and 10 the last letter. It is
what we solicit, what we require. But to
whom is the bag of gold to be deliverd? What
says the bond? Not to one-not to tIDo-bltt
to the tiree- Let the hrSe stand forth and
claim it."
From that day-for who can doubt the issue
none were sought, none employed but the
subtle, the eloquent Lorenzo. Wealth follow
ed fame; nor need say how soon he sat at his
marriage feast, or who sat beside him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

Three things should be thought of by the
Christian every morning; bis daily cross, his
daily duty, and his daily enjoyment; how he
shall bear the one, perform the other, and en-
Joy the third.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
wKuTRS ron TEE DELAWARE GAZETTE
ORRIE VILLA.
RY HELM MAR.

BY HELEN MAR
Isaw her once; a gentle, lovely girl,
On whose fair brow innocence sat enthroned:
In her mild, blue eyes there beamed joyous
Light; and merrily her heart echoed back
The melody OF earth. No thorny crown
OF this world e'er rested on her fair
Young brow. Sheltered from the ruthless Storm
OF life by fond parents love, cirelsd
And beloved BY cherished friends, her life
Was all sunshine and joy.
Death camel
She, the young, the gay, and gentle one,
Whose heart was bound 20 earth by tender
Ties, who haddreamed Of happy days that
We're yet to coma, calmly met the pale
Aud silent guest, and meekly laid her
Hands in his.
Weep not, ye bereavedf
DO ye not hope she hath gained the bright,
Imperishable crown OF eternal
Lfe2 Ye see her grave orrie villa
Is not there. The, soft spring breezes sing
A requiem for her departed
spirit: low, sweet breathings or hope, Of
Heaven, and SaEior's love. The pure
star-like flowers that may beauhfy
Her early grave will speak to ye
OF that Eden-land whittier ye do trust
orrie villa is gone.
ocusr GROVE, ONO. May 1863.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

The flag presented few days since by Gov
ernor Parker to the Sd Regiment, New Jersey
Volunteers, received bullet holes in the late
battle, and was stained with the blood of its
bearer, who was shot down.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
The H ecOgnition Question In
Spain.
Napoleon at the Bottom Of the
Affair.
OUR AFT AIRS IN ENGLAND,
&c.s &c.s SC.

The mail steamship Persia, Captain Lott, which left
Liverpool At hapast ten the morning OF the 4th
Queenstown on the evening Of the 9th inss arrived hero
~ nine O'Clock last evening.
Lord Palmerston st unable 10 attend 70 his par
hamentary duties, owing 70 his attack Of gout but no
was expected 70 be able take his place again In the
House In the course Of . few daps.
The trial Of steam re engines In progress at the
Crystal Palace. The result on the rst two days was
decidedly unfavoraby 70 thel American engnss; but
accident TO the Manhattan" had temporiy prevented
that machine from taking part in the contest, II was
thought that In tho later trials In which tho
would appear. different result might be arrived at.
block Of warehouses the corner Of Water street
are. They were occupied by Messrs Duckworth Rath
bone, and contained large quantity other
produce, all Of which consumed The loss is var
0usly estimated at from fl00 900 TO f20o 900 sterling,
The value Of the cotton alone being stated at S20o0
Mr.. Dion Bouccault, tho we'll known author actor has
been adjudicated bankrupt.
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer moved q vote Of
f106 the purchase of the Exhibition Building at
Kensngton and for the purpose OF commencing certain
operations In order adapt to the purposes which
was intended
After some discussion Of very stormy nature the vote
was rejected by 2S7 to 121-maority against govern
mcnt 100. The result received with loud cheering
Tho Glasg4w and the City Of Limerick arrived Queens
;s-n S., three O'Clock on the afternoon Of the 50
The Africa arrived at Queenstown about eight o'clock
A. N. on the 4th.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

Then borne aof tho superb gold cross and other
eisbiems, m the following order viz
The bishops and arohbishops IN attendance, In their
gorgeous vestmsnts
The conn containing the romains carried by pabear
ers wearing white satin scarfs.
The clergy Of the Cathedral
General Schenck all the members OF his sta Colonel
Don Patt, Coope Choesborough Lieutenant Colonel Fish
the Provost Marshall Dr. simpson aud several other
GERS OF the United States army, all in full uniform
Tho Judges Of the Courts.
The Sisters Of Mercy.
The streets throu which the procession passed were
crowded with people, also all tho windows along
the route.
On entering the Cathedral, which was crowded 70 it's
utmost capacity, tho procession moved up the broad
aisle, where tho coffin deposited front the great
altar, surrounded with lighted iapers
Tho Pontncai requiem then performed by
Bishop Wheeian. the music by the organ being superb
Bishop 1imon then preached the sermon an admf able
and eloquent discourse.
The four absoutons around the coffin were then per
formed BY Archbshols Hughes and Purcell Bshops
Timon and Wheclan.
General ScheDck and hts officers were then invited 10
cross the sacred precincts OF the altar descend into
the tomb below with the bishops and Tho
colin vas then carried down and the remains Of the 10
mented Archbishop were placed the vault under tho
nGh altar side by side with the other Archbishops OF
Baltimorecaroli, Mareschall, Whitfield and Eccloston
his predecessors.
The whole ceremony most solemn and impressive,
and VIII never be forgotten by these who witnessed H.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
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SAILED.
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Wind at sunset n. nsht
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

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The New York herald., 1863-07-15

GovnaSsKxr sAIE CorIos At Sr LouIs-Al ten
O'Clock yesterday Messrs. X. w. Morgan commenced
selling the government cotton lying the landing near
the foot OF Chestnut street The attendance Of buyers
was largo and the bidding spirited. The cotton was
and disloyal The sale lasted for over an hour
and half In which time thirty lots were sold and
prices ranged very high r the quality and condition OF
the cotton and Ia consideration that no scaage was nj
iowed-whch Is customary In private sales The entire
number OF bales sold was seven hundred and nfty nine
o. which twenty bales brought 63o nineteen bales
00Ac and hundred seventy two bales from soc 10
69c per pound. Other small very inferior lots sold at
lower prices, one lot only bringing i0c par pound The
Messs Morgan viii continue the sale day nj tho same
hour and place with about six hundred bales TO be
sold.-SL Louis Deuaocrat, Jmiy7
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
Loss OF the Bark samuel.

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The New York herald., 1863-07-15
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The New York herald., 1863-07-15

DO performed at the Dutch Reformed church. Tompklns
yo iaten Island at two O'Clock 10 the afternoon fhe
relatives and friends ~ the family and members or the
Masonic fraternity generally respectfully invited
attend without further notice
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

TIE Iondon r,nes 10 the latest Amercan sssices
proof report that Ice 10 rcsortcly uron in
ysdlng tho North, aud carrying tho into Ietoral
territory editorial ufon the SUBJECT ssys the
tn refcucc oarelsncse OF uncobcern o the North
ulo calamity with which 4 10 Threatened n nost
rurp arg. n argues that Iec wins tho cause Of the
North let whis he loses the causay1 the South ts
not essentially injured. II Hookers army defeated
Washington occupied end pennsylvania overaw, by
confederate armysays the Fuacs-i, dincut % zee
b he demand o. the south for inderenfencc he
any longer refused.
Nr ". :. Lindsay publishes a letter IN the Yys.
acptecattng comments the a himself and Mr.
Rorbsck 70 Parts while tho debate pending 10 pnrlta
rert and asserting that what Mr. hoctuck stated =
atHf trge and Will be rSnhrmef by Mr. fandsav
wto The debste IN resumed on he Ism. Mr Lindsay
saws the With The fi.lpcror rso.-lt Al,ul
~ camstsnccs which shall tn doe 10 lay ID ase
kfO~n aad he sboa,d have tad 10 objcc, on 10 mako
what ean- passed known H. lgrd iowsy 4tet
retnrnins from tpntaintlean hsd TING permitted me
ei-s,s fen@rks that ssch mere &ssetfgu = not
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
The Case OF the steamer Gibraltar or

Lord r. CEcit aked the Home Secretary whethcr be
willing 70 lay on the liable, without reserve all
uncatcns with regard 70 the detention q the vessel
,b-altar which had passed between any officer or 10
par nent Of andths Collector o Customs az Liverpool
sir GE0RGE GREY said there objection 10 hy
upon tho table, n the noble lord would move for H.
eopy the correspondence between the Collector Gus
ssns At Liverpool and Board or Customs.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
EAom-CooKK-On Saturday, July IL, by the Rev. Y.
r. T. Cook, rector OF the church Of 81 John Evan
gest TnohAs FAoER 10 GEoRGAS DuRYEx only daughter
Of Edward q. Cooke, ESQ all OF this city.
Newburg, N. r., papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

Major General Keyes, accompanied by severa oiccrs
WAS among those who listened 10 the orasn delivered
bv Chaplain Hunt Of the one Hundred ana Seventy
eighth Pennsylvania militia at White House. Va the
9Th Instant The Grafton was followed by full national
salute
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
sale. "a sM. P,s,ne Hoard.
CITY cOMmERcIAL REPORT.

Ga@N Tr.pA,, July ft-sPn
AsHg ccpr0ssd At &c. 5,<e. for yo,s and Dosni
naIly os.c. for peark.
BRrarurv~ Flour very san. lower and iregsAs
to-day rbe days sales include only so ebs ss.is
wcstsrn 90 souincrn, aud 400 Canadian. within
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
serious Accident.

ISnAsAFotls, Ind. Jolly IL, 800
Atcuible accident occurred hero last evening whne
the Twelfth Michigan baissry marching through tho
exploded, instantly sDng two or three
soldiers snd Driver boy the street Vas moraly
wounded and has snce died.
SUSPICIOUS character, supposed - be a Morgan
sVef vas arrested here lasseyerag
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
HIPPIN G NE w S !.
mov.m.a,. sr Oe.aa sssa~ess.

HAVANA, NASSAU. n. r., KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
Pom nAvASAsteamshlp Kasle. from New York. July u.
ataPM.
Steamship Eveping star from New York July "a stsPM
foa NV orfE Ass--stc aashp 0~orae Washington, from
Steamship Morning Star from new York August
FoR s.s.su And HAyAsA-steamship corsicA, from New
YORK July is
Fon RisGsros, ia Ac-si~arsbp riantAxcnet from New
YORK July "a From Kingston, ia, AuxA
arEciAL soriox.
An letters aai packages tasadsi for Ne Fnw Sosz HERALD
ahoaif b. seafef
yosx-rms DAT.
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The New York herald., 1863-07-15
Destructive Fire as Ray city.

DErRor, Mich July IL, 1899
destructive fire occcured at Bay City Michigan on
sunday large portion Of the town 10 In ruins. No par
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
Funeral Of ArchbishSp Kenrfck.
QUIZ BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

OUB hAL1lBOkk CORRESPONDENTS.
yW BAInnos., July n, 1903.
The funeral ceremonies OF Archbishop Keprick were
celebrated yesterday ~ the Cathedral
The occasion drew together an immense Of
people for NJ venerable Arehbshop much beov.
cd in private life his kindness, bene violence and
charity hs respected In tho world for bis
sivs learning and srudition and his unsurpassed clio.
quence q pulpit orator. There scarcely Catholic
family in Baltimore which OF bis numerous
pubshod works s foun1 while the libraries ~ many
gentlemen here enriched by the whole collection
HIS works-rnors than twenty nrgs volumes IN aiIwil
always monument Of his extraordinary learn Ing
and talents Ia addition 70 the list published In the
HaALp few days so,I ought TO mention the follow.
ing -, Tho hooks of the Nov Testament 'Tbs Haiori.
cal Books Of the nble,p "Job and mo p,alms," "1hc
Books Of the Prophets" These works IN nvc large
volumes comprise English translation Of the Holy
scripture and the work Of the ss, years Of the
le Of the asrioas prelaie In comparing this version
81 the Bible with the In common among Chris.
,ians fail To be impressed with the singular
beauty o m language, tue rracefuness and dignity oi
expre.suns, and the noble eoqnsnoo q The words
vii veosarc 70 say that, Notwithstanding the grca,
merit q bis other worts. his friends and admirers 10
after years WIN regard this q the Bible n
greatest and beet work
me funeral Of - eminent servant Of The church drew
to naltIore many q ns chief dignsriez Among those
present and who took part 10 the services, were ihs
ccquen. Archbishop Hughes, o. New York Archbishop
Purcell, o. Cincinnati Bishop Wood, a Phiiadephla
Bishop ncmene, cf rh,sbsrgi Bishop rimon, o Barso
Bishop whcclan, of Virginia, and Bishop Carroll. The
brother Of the deceased prelate the Archbishop a 81
Ious--wM unable 10 be prssent.
Tue body had laid 10 state during rhursday ADD Friday
at the ArcbepscoTsI mansion. u dressed the
bimenia Of the hsb once n Ne decefed with inre
on the mad and surrounded With hfbsd nterr and The
daia ca which ID rcso3ed vss literally covered with
baskets ami boague o The richest s1f roost fragrant
no~or. the yotive sreriugT a W se sto hsd o
ived hIn wci. bBrinY tpcfs iso day there
ms acw ~ persvns Through tho rooms - ny their
Ast tcspecga The dsc-ssel. Ib- boiy had ben
! taimcf Wtt great care. he Cathedral ~hleL Toe
gcral service q bc hcd saE appropts'sy afess
81 Va muanng.
u fina oc.sk yesterday pasrInE tie 81 - ~ 60
.reat bed ~ tie tAtbedfAi announced ieaa No Nsmo
eatcnasy was aboni commence ffcseDif tle funafA
,uftess snDea from TIE rn.s q The mt the
asceassd moved h~Afds Ate sfost desf q she Atis
! aI4s
ts.t zane 10 hand,sd and hity srssr. ~ u yss-
W~s.. .lAAssns tLe Assgas
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

ToBAcoo-saies checked by disturbances shrougheus
the city) embraced b53 hhda Kentucky at I0c lSc.
TArIow--Thsro we're 90 900 lbs. sold At loo. l0Ao
WHsKEr quite heavy al s64ss. soxc, with sales
OF 500 bbls.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

Intelligence from Constantinope states that the Prince
OF Seva has demanded the evacuation Of the forts upol
the Dwina occupied by Turkish troops and the
Of the Turkish inhabitants The Porte hos refused Y
comply with the demand.
The Turkish government has announced Its intention
granting two years pay and free passage home 70 al
Polish officers and soldiers leaving the service OF th
Porte This measure is not intended 70 apply 70 Hun
garian troops.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

GENERAL LEGRoa, WITH SEVEN REVOLUTIONARY
IkADkRs KAECrTED.
From the Kingston lJs,) Journal, July 2.
~ the steamer P1an agcnet have rom Port
Prince, Hayt. A. Friday, June 49, General Am
legros oshersthe leaders of the revolu
tion--were shot at 81 Mare " tho nine others con.
dcmned 70 die and who not taken with the rest
had pardoncd aud report that had
caught aud shot but q these reports
no particulars.
One Of the new line Of co,ing steamers had arrived
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

The Paris Patrie and Pays assert that Herat not yet
taken The chief Of the Anghans has offered prnci
pality TO the Governor Of the town he would
TO It's surrender. The Governor Is said 10 have refused
the ofer The Persian army lie said 70 be advancing TO
relieve Herat.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

private telegram from Bombay OF June 8. reports
better demand for cotton goods Raw cotton had sghy
advanced Freights had declined los Exchange I'D.
lower. The Monsoon had commenced.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

Ioter in the 7imes recounts the particulars Of the
firing upon the blockade Margaret and Jessie by
the federal cruiser Rhode Island and brands II
the most unust1abe outrages 70 neutral righls-ths
most barefaced violation Of territorial jurisdiction
pied with the murderous intent that the annals o
civilized warfare has ohronced Tho writer asserta
that the federal vessel kept up firing within distance Of
from five hundred 10 thousand yards from the beach
o. the island OF Eenthera, until abe sunk the Aargare,
and Jessie. III
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

Australia.
The steamer Great Britain from Melbourne May O. had
reached Liverpool with 63 726 ounces Of gold The
ia un important.