Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-15
EHE NEWS.

THE AlBSs
TEE latest adyices from Europe render
it probable that a Congress of the Great
powers VIII be held for the purpose Of
making an effort to arrange existing com
pIications, but it is not likely such efforts
wiz prove successful. The warlike prep
arations of the several powers engaged in
the present quarrel continue on gigantic
scale.
IT is estimated that the receipts into the
National Treasury from all sources, the
present fiscal year, Will amount to not less
than i've hundred million dollars.
TEE 25th Regime o. V. L, go strong,
reached Columbus on the 18th inst, for the
purpose. Of being paid of and discharged
This we believe is the last Of the OHIO reg
iments remaining in the service
Al STATE Convention Of Homeopathic
Physicians commenced q session at ColuIn-
bus on the 18th. The following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing year =
President, D. H. Beckworth, of Cleveland;
Vice-President, Geo. II. Blair, of Column
bus; Secretary, w. Webster, OF Dayton +;
Treasurer. G. c. White, OF Columbus !;
Board of Censors, Geo. W. Barnes, A. c..
Keyes, A. Shepherd, ]. B. Hunt, J. r.
80 N
AN informal meeting of the members OF
the U. S. Senate is said to have resulted in
an agreement that the present session Of
Congress shall be brought to a close early
in July. The House is far ahead Of the
Senate in regard to business, and hence is
ready for an adjournment as soon as the
latter body can dispose Of the indispensa-
bic business before it.
SOME New York sharpers have issued
circular offering to procure $50 in the new
i've cent coin for $50 in currency sent to
them. The thing is a transparent swindle.
The coin are proeurable in packages OF $50
in exchange for National currency, at the
U. S. Mint, and no private parties have
control of them or can procure them in any
other way,
A RECENT canvass of the members of the
House of Representatives is said to have
shown that the Constitutional amendments
which has just passed the Senate will pass
that body by vote Of s or to 1. The es-
timated vote for the measure is from III to
126.
Col. ROBERTS, Head Centre Of that por-
ton Of the Fenians engaged in the late
demonstration, having refused to give bail,
still remains in prison. He has issued an
address to the Brotherhood telling them to
stand firm, and assures them the move
ment must and viii be successful.
THE Kansas State election held a few
days since resulted in a complete Union
victory. The Legislature is strongly Union,
and viii have a United States Senator to
elect,
HON. e. LANE, late Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Ohio, died at his resi-
dence in Sandusl1y City on the 18th inst.
TIE Fenian invasion of Canada having
collapsed, the Government is furnishing
TRANSPORTATION to send the members of the
order back to their homes. Large num-
bers refuse to accept the offer because it is
coupled with pledge not to engage in an
other enterprise of the kind, and their con-
tinued stay in Buffalo and other border
towns in a destitute condition is becoming
a very serious burthen to the inhabitants.
Hon. MOSES F. ODELL, Naval officer at
the Port of New York, died on the 18th
inst.
SENATOR WRIGHT, of New Jersey, who
has been dangerously sick, and whose
death was reported few weeks since, is
said to have SO far recovered as to lead his
friends to hope he may be able to resume
THE thirty thousand muskets of British
manufacture which came into possession
of our Government by the surrender of
Lees army, are said now to be in posses /
sion Of the Canadian authorities, they hav-
ing procured them Of a speculatOr who
bought them of the Government
THERE is great arrangement in the mails
throughout the New England States in
consequence of the Railroad Companies
refusing to carry the mails except at large /
ly advanced rates of pay. To this demand
the Postmaster General refuses to accede.
THE constitutional amendment, as it
came from the Senate, passed the House |
Wednesday by a vote of I2O to 80.
CooYERT, on trial the second time for the
murder Of the Roosa family, has again
been found guilty, and will this time
doubtless suffer tho penalty Of the horri-
Bile crime he committed.