Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-06
TIE NEWS.

CzoLD continues to rule high. At date
last advices it was quoted in New York a
$50 per cent. premium.
TEE largest income for the year 1865, re
ported in the city Of Chicago, is by Pete
shutter, q wagon maker, the amount be
ing $4,000 The next highest, 1858, 600, il
bye III. Mccormick, manufacturer Of th'
Mccormick Reaper.
THE eighteenth annual meeting Of thi
Ohio State Teachers Association was held
at GAINESVILLE the present week. There
were about three hundred teachers pres
ent, including an unusually large number
Of ladies. The annual address was deliv-
cred by Prof Eli T. Tappan, of Athens.
THE last monthly statement Of the con-
dition Of the State Treasury shows a bal
ance on hand Of Ss94, ,6s5 SO.
THE Chicago Directory for the present
year, which has just haen issued, contains
an aggregate of over 1900 names, being
an increase over last year of more than
10000 names.
AHoTHEB effort to lay a teIegraphic cable
across the Atlantic is now progressing
The Great Eastern sailed on the 3Oth ult.,
with the new cable on board, and is doubt
less now engaged in paying it out. This
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failure it is hardly probable another would
soon be made.
TEE Radical and Conservative Union
men OF Kentucky have united and in the
coming election viii support single can
didate for Clerk Of the Court of Appeals,
the only officer to be elected by the State
at large. They hope to be able to defeat
the Democracy, which organization en-
braces the entire rebel element Of the
State.
TIE statistics furnished by the officers
Of the Freedmen's Bureau show that but
a small proportion of the rations furnish
ed to the destitute in the Southern States
go to the blacks. In the States of Kentucky
and Tennessee during the month Of May,
the rations issued numbered 81, ,586-tO
whites, 7F,1T7i to negroes, 7,SO9-ten out Of
every eleven going to the whites
FLAKES Galveston Bulletin states that
no less than 500 indictments for murder
have been found against white persons in
Texas since the collapse of the rebellion
a fact which indicates a terrible state of
affairs in that State.
THERE are no further reports of cholera
cases either In the city of New York or at
quarantine. The disease has prevailed to
o considerable extent at Elizabeth, New
Jersey, but at date Of last accounts was
abating.
AT IRE in the city of Brooklyn, on the
I'd inst, i've extensive stables were con-
sumed, and a large number of valuable
horses perished in the flames. Among
them were one valued at $4,000 and three
at S1,OOO each. The fire was caused by an
incendiary.
THE Legislatures of Connecticut and
New Hampshire have already ratified the
constitutional amendment recently adopt
ed by Congress.
MCCONNELL, whose trial on the charge of
numbering Mrs. Rosa Colvin, in OImsted
Falls on the Oath of last March, terminal
ed at Cleveland few days since, was con
victed Of murder in the first degree.
A MOVEMENT has been started to raise
by subscription S5O, 900, to be presented to
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, the distinguished
anti-slavery champion, as testimonial of
appreciation of his services in that phiIan-
thropio work.
THE Union men of Nebraska having
carried the Legislature at the recent cleo
tion, two Union q. S. Senators VIII be
chosen to represent the, new State on be
coming member of the Union, in favor
of which the people also decided at the
same election.