Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

A recent Army order prohibits any citizen
from wearing United States unifoFmr no mat
ter how be came by it, whether by purchase or
otherwise Discharged soldiers have right
to wear n uniform as badge of honor. The
provost ganrds have been instructed to act un-
der this order, and take from every citizen any
portion of the uniform or buttons of the Uni
ted States army which they may wear in
public
In Eastern Asia, Christians are now as sad
Iy persecuted as they ever were in Europe
A Roman paper says that during the last year,
10000 Christians have been put to death, and
10000 reduced to Slavery in the Anamite
Empire.
Yazoo is said to be an Indian name signify
ing River of Death" The water of the riv-
er is always of stagnant, Shiny thickness, and
certain to produce an ncdrable disease if used
any length of time. Nearly all of the men in
General Shermau's army who went up the
Yazoo, were effected by the water, and some
of the wounded who have returned are yet
sufBsriug from the disease there Contracted
The river is properly named.
The iron-clad Ericsson battery Nantucket,
commanded by Captain Fairfax, well known
| in Connection with the San Jacinto and Trent
| affairs. has made her trial trip from Boston to
New York and viii soon leave for the South.
/ Hon. Samuel ShelIabarger arrived home on
/ Saturday night. 1t is expected that some
4 night during this week he will speak at the City
Hall, on the state of the Union.- [Springield
Republic.
New YoRK, March THE Tribune says:
BY the latest news from the Alabama. we
hear she was at Csyman Island, on the 9th
ult., trying to ship men, and had been ordered
of by the authorities. Admiral Wilkes and
four war sicalDers were outside blockading :he
Alabama
The Hartford Press says the following toast
was drank at a bar in that city last Wednes-
day, by some attendants upon the Democratic
State Convention which nonlinated Seymour
for Govenor Of Connecticut. Heres to the
Southern Conlederacyl May JEFF Davis be oul
next President! May the Potomee he dried up
and its channels filled to the brim with the
blood of abolitieniss!" That was the spirit
Of the Convention.
The Ohio Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund give notice that they will be prepared
to pay, on the lst OF April next. at Their OF
fee il Columbus the Ohio Union Loan" Re
dsemable on, or before May lst, 1866, Tht
interest viii cease after April lst next.
| We regret to learn that Colonel Charlie
Anderson, Of the 93d Ohio infantry, owing t,
ia-heaIth, has sent his resignation to the Wa
Department. Colonel Anderson is still' suffer
ing franI a severe wound he received at tht
battle of Stone River. None viii learI, Of hi
resignation with more regret thas the brav
soldiers Of the 93 Regiment, who were mucI
attached to their Colonel.-Dayton journal
The proprie;ors Of the Platte county, Mis-
souri, Conservative, who have hois:ed th
+ name of YaIlsudigham for President and hav
served for some timein Prices army. hav
been arrested and put under bonds for $1,000
to behave IS loyal men hereafter.
) Mrs Deborah Duane aird on Thursday las
in Phiadelphia, at the advanced age Of eighty
one years. She was the grand daughter c
DR.. Franklin and was for fort y-three years, tn
eldest Of his living descendants.