Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22

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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-The subscription
to the Atlantic cable will close about the 1st
of June, when it is supposed the British gov
ernment will take the balance Of the stock
Between 100000 and e400,00e out of the
e60O, 900 capital to be used is already sub
scribed.
Internal REvENUE.-In the United States
Court at Cincinnati, on the 2Sth ultimo, four
teen suits to collect internal revenue from par
ties refusing to pay weR decided in favor of
the government.
WESTERN EMIGRATION 1t is stated that
hundreds of passengers are embarking at St.
Louis on their way to Fort Benton, on the
Upper Missouri thence they will take the
mountain road to Walla- Walla, and make
new homes in the new territories of Idaho and
Washington.
The Editor of the Cincinnati Commercial
has received from physician in charge of one
of our hospitals iu Virginia, a poisoned bull
let. The cartridge was taken from a rebel
prisoners cartridge-box, which contained pull
vreized blue vittriol and white arsenic The
bullet below being dipped in talIOw, the poi
son readily adheres. 1t is of course designed
to add virulence to wounds.
The sfrong-mnded women have had their
convention in New York. Lucy Stone pre-
sided-Susan Anthony drew up the resolutions
and Mrs. Heyt Rev. Antoinette Blackwell,
Mrs. Ernestine Rose, and others, formed the
crinoline battery of speech-makers One of
the sisterhood thanked God that the Union
fla-frox-al and 9TH o1ol ~
Spring bonnets, womans rights, Abraham
Lincoln, Seward, and slavery Letters were
received from Mrs. Bloomer, Mrs. Adams,
and others, and the jargon was liz full flow for
two days.
The Baltimore American says: G. F. Rusk,
DR.. Hugh Martin, Joseph Shipley, and Dr. T.
Price, all of Seaford, Sussex County, Delaware,
were sent here on Friday from that place, BY
order Of General Lockwood, on the charge ofI
expressing disloyal sentiments Thomas K
Robson, editor and proprietor of the Easton
Star, of Eastern Shore, arrested on the charge
Of reasonable editorials in his paper, has also
been sent here. After an examination by
Col Fish, they were ordered South forthwith.
Banks has published an order in New Or ]
leans requiring all registered enemies by the
lst of May to take the oath of allegiance or
prepare to leave the Yankee lines by the 18th
of May. Il
A marriage is noticed in the Danbury I
(Connecticu9 Times, in which the happy pair
are unusually explicit in stating their position.
They say: mo cards, no receptions, no we'd
ding tour"
The finishing shop of the Tredegar Iron
works, in Richmond, has been burned This
is a severe loss to the rebels
The penalty under the conscription act for
enticing soldier to desert or harboriDg
deserter, is five hundred dollars fine. and i'm
Prisonment not exceeding two years nor less
than six months. Arrests have already been !
made under this section, and the law will be
rigidly enforced.
General Davidson has prohibited the sale or S
dietribution of the Freeman's journal and the
Caucasian, of New York, and the Columbus Q
Ohio, Crisis, Chicago Times and Dubuque
Herald in the District of Missouri.
Parties at Sandwich, Mass, have bought
and hired several thousand pine trees, intend I
ling to tap them the present season for tur-
oentine. AT $25 barrel it is thought the
may prove remunerative.
The Toledo Blade of Saturday says: asixty
ons of catfish were taken from lines in the e
liver near this city yesterday The catch of &C
Thursday and Friday amounted to over one
hundred tons"
A woman was walking in a Philadelphia a
treet the other evening with box of match -
10 bor e,I1 r. ]
ed the ma atches her clothes were on fire; in sc
arm she started to run, thereby tanning the
ames, and she became so badly burned that
he soon after died in the hospital,
Meetings have been held in Fluvania. Or
nge and other places in Virginia, at which
ommittees were appointed to go about and
ollect food for the soldiers in the army under
be call of jeff Davis
The public voice seems to unite in bestow-
lg on Brigadier Daniel E. Siclzles the hand
omest share Of the praise for bis gallantry
nd GOODNESS in the late desperate encounters
etween the armies of Hooker and Lee, be-
ond the Rappahannock. Il
Gen. Burnside has issued general order fae Rfp
escinding the order prohibiting the sale of OF
re-arms and ammunition in this depart nent ter ter
ut all persons guilty of selling arms or ammu- wi
ition to disloyal persons, or with a knowledg
lat they are TO go into the hands Of disoyal an
ersons will be arrested and tried FOR giving The
ID and comfort to the enemy.
lNIGRATIoN.-TWenty-six thousand three mi
nndred and twelve emigrants arrived at the on
ort of New York since the beginning of the
ear, being fourteen thousand three hundred it
I'd fifty-six more than during the same peril Il
] in 1862. cor
A SEVERE SENTENoE.-General Banks is Sc, Ser
led an order at New Orleans on the 2yth ut.,
the following effect:
CIV. g. Betterton, convicted by evidence
I'd confession Of fraudulently violating the &
gulations concerning trade in this depart
ent by eoncealiDg articles eontraband of 1G1'
ar in barrels, entered at the Custom-house
barrels oil beef by other fraudulent viola
ons of the same regulations, with the inten- n
on of Transporting them, without authority, es
the enemy's lines, is sentenced by the Com
anding- General of this Department to pay -
fine of $25,O0O. to be appropriated to the | ID,
lproYement of the City of New Orleans, rF
d to an imprisonment Of one year at hard i
Dor in Fort Pickens, for the benefit of the ~
nited States" . tha,
REvENUE DECISION. A6idavrts must Be D,
amped.-The commissioner Of internal rev. =
ue has decided that the jurant of an afida. q
| is subject to a stamp duty of five cents, n
cept when the same is part of an acknowl- y ~ |,
gment of a deed or other instruments in Wri- HOF