Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-07
NEWS or TIE WEEK.

The Great Eastern picked up the Allan
tic cable of last year on Sunday last. A
splice being made she Immediately COM
menced paying out and is expected to ar
rive at Hearts Content on Saturday.
An effort is being made to secure the
pardon of DR.. Mudd, one of the assassina-
tiOn cOnspirators.
Governor Crapo, of Michigan, has been
nominated for reelection.
John Minor Bolts has promised the
Chairman of the Union Executive Com
mittee to assist in the Ohio campaign if he
can. His sympathies are with us.
Last week I'll emfgrants passed through
Columbus, of whom 4o2 win remain in
Ohio.
Senator Wright, of New Jersey, is dan
gerously i'll, and there is but little hope of
his recovery.
General Waleutt, Warden of the Ohio
Penitentiary, has been appointed Lieuten-
ant Colonel in the regular army.
The captain oRthe slave ship Wanderer,
has received an appointment in the New
York Custom House.
Major Gee, distinguished as the mana
ger of a rebel prison pen, is to be presented
with purse of IS, 600 by his rebel admir-
ers.
The Canadian Government has asked
the home Govern ment for more troops to
meet an apprehended Fenian invasion
The Canadian militia are said to be al
most universally dissatisfied with the SER
vice.
An Atlantic cable dispatch says the price
of rebel bonds advanced in London when
the news of the action of the Philadelphia
johnson Convention was received.
The Dayton Journal denies that General
Geo. Crook signed the call for the Soldiers
TOhnrnU Convention a ffHnunfnV1H HE
name was forged by the Johnsonites.
The cotton crop in Central Georgia will
almost totally fail on account of the
drought.
Six men were caught in the act of poi
soning spring in order to murder col
Ored family in ChOctaw County, Alabama.
They were arrested.
VIM. Osborn is the Union nominee for
Judge in the District composed of Morrow
Ashland and Richland counties.
Gen. Carl Schurzis a delegate from Mich
igan to the loyal Southern Convention at
Philadelphia.
The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity ceIebra-
ted its S4th anniversary at Cleveland last
week.
Secretary Harlan has retired from the
Department of the Interior and Judge
Browning has been installed in his stead.
Gen. Sherman telegraphs from Fort Lar
have been greatly exaggerated.
The election in Vermont resulted in the
choosing of the entire Union Ticket, with
largely increased majOrities over last years
vote.
Since the Atlantic cable was laid NapO-
leon has been in constant telegraphic COM
munication with Maximilian in Mexico
One of his cipher dispatches cost SIS, ,364 in
gold.
The Presidential banquet at Delmonico's
cost $25, 900.
A band of rebel desperadoes attempted
TO break up a colored camp meeting near
Hanover Switch, below Baltimore, Nd,
last week. Several negroes were wound
ed and white man was shot through the
head while at prayer.
!. General Grant has written a letter say
ing that he would be very glad to attend
the Soldiers Union Convention at Pitts
burg did not previous engagements pre-
vent.
General Logan's friends in Illinois have
adopted the badge OF ms 10Th Army Corps
"a cartridge box with forty rounds -
as their campaign badge. The General
demolishes the JOhnsonites just as he used /
to the rebels.
We learn by the Atlantic cable at the
moderate price of $5 a word, that the Lon /
don Times endorses the Philadel phia John |
son Convention. The Montreal Gazette does !
the same thing. Both papers zeaIousIv |
supported the south all through the war.
Phillip Phillips little Sunday-school !
song book is bitterly condemned by the |
reconstructed rebels of Augusta, Ga, be- |
cause it contains some loyal songs 1t !
won't do to poison the minds of Southern |
Sunday-schOoI scholars with loyal senti- /
ments-
Peace has been concluded in Europe and /
Veuetia has been ceded. The Austrians /
were to evacnate Venice and the quadri- /
lateral on Sept. 8.
The Sheriff and other Union men in Pope /
County, Ark, have been murdered.
Santa Anna has got himself badly in
voIved in lawsuits in New York.
It is said the people Of the oil regions
will suffer loss ofS6, 600, 900 by the failure
of Culver, Penn & Co.
A cousin of Queen Emma who visited 4
this country years ago, was turned out of
the cars in New York on account OF his
color, j