Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

I in q hours, under penalty OF hanging
They have been arrested.
Orisou Blunt. New York politi-
clan wears on his person 970, 600 worth
Of dlamsnds.
Count Berthamy. the new French
I Minister Is a son Of Philadelphian.
He arrives this week
George Peabody has given each Of
/ three nepbeWs SO, 900 IN gold. Also
an additional $4,000 to the town Of
Danvers-
I semmos. the pirate. has been leetur-
/ ingabout the Alabama-comparing her
to Paul Jones ship in the war Of the
Revolution
The usual stock Of ambiguous and
contradictory rumors continues to ar
rive from Mexico.
An order has been issued for the ar
rest Of John Morrisey, Ben Wood and
several other Democratic gamblers,
for swindliDg Nelson Bodell out Of
$4,000.
Julia Thomas, q well known actress
committed suicide recently
The racing yatchs have been seen BY
ocean vessels. The Vesta was ahead.
Gov. Fletcher, Of Missouri, has call
ed out a large militia force to suppress
the outrages Of rebel guerillas.
The North Caroline Methodists have
determined 70 rebuild Greensboro Fe-
male College. They will also COM
nence republishing the Csrolina Epis-
eoPaI Methodist.
STATE.
There are 91e couvicts in the Peni-
tentiary.
8Isi. E. w. Gwynne, proninout cit
izen Of London. Madison county, died
recently.
The State Soldiers Home has 100
inmates.
The ancient works Mt Newark are 20
be scientifically explored
Ir. Shellabarger goes to Nawer-
leans as a member ofthgGOmmittee 70
investigate the rebel riots.
Gen. A. q. Parry, Treasurer of Ham-
ilton county is dead
The General Assembly eonvenes in
an adjourned session next month,
The Register says no other city in
Ohio has increased its manufacturing
interests withiu the Iast five years as
rapidly as Sandusky.
NoKeau Buchanan commences an
engagement at Columbus next Monday.
w. G. w, Smith was executed at
Washington, Fayette county, on Fri
day last, for the murder of John Gray.
The Union soldiers buried during
the wan on johnson 5 Island, have been
removed to Woodlawn Cemetery. near
Sandusky. The Confederate Cemetery
on the IsIapJ Is to be tastefully i'm
proved
roLlruAI..
The Rochester Union and Buffalo
Advertiser have added themselves to
the list Of Democratic papers that IA /
vor negro suffrage,
The South Carolina Legislature
will reject the Constitutional Amend
meuf
The Gsorgia Legislature has adiourn-
cd
Senator Foster. President Of the
Senate, has for some time past shown
that CopperohnsoBism IS his manifest
destiny and has at length identified
himself with that party.
Ould, the rebel commissioner fer
the exchange of prisoners has been
elected to the Virginia Senate.
+ The Arkansas Legislature viii doubt
less reject the Amendment. The
North Carolina Legislature has already
done SC.
The South Carolina Legislature has
1 passed resolutions expressing sympa-
thy for JEFF. Davis.
CONGRESS
Senats.-Mr. Sprague has presented
a resolution authorizing assistance to /
be given to 3 party who are surveying /
the Isthmus Of Darien for a ship can
al. A joint resoIution has been intro
ducei presenting the thanks Of Con-
gress to Cyrus W. Field for the sue
eessful laying of the Atlantic cable.
Mr.. Sumner has presented the pro- {
ceeings of an unconditional Union /
mass meeting at Norfolk praying for /
for the establishment Of a territorial /
government in Yirginia... Wade and |
Sumner have had a passage at arms in !
reference to the question whether Con- [
gress isin honor bound to admit the reb-
/ el States upon their acceptance of the +
constitutional Amendment, Mr.. Wade I
taking ground in the affirmative and /
BTr. Sumner in the negative, Senator /
Sherman favors Wades' view-.A bill /
for the admission Of Nebraska is be- I
/ ing considered by the Senate and viii /
doubtless pass both houses.
HOUSE.
a resolution has been offered BY
Mr.. Lawrence, Of Ohio. providing that
soldiers who died in rebel prisons may
be regarded as having died of disease
contracted IN the service. A bill is be-
ing prepared providing territorial gov
ernments for the rebel States. On a
test vote the House has favored the
contraction of the currency. Lengthy /
memorials have been received from
citizens of Louisiaua praying for the
reorganization of their State Govern
Several Senators and Repres-
entativos have organized a Congress
aional prayer meeting.