Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05


There are now Is0z8 oonviets in the
Ohio Peniesatiary.
Boston paper observes: cor mill
tary Interference ex-GoY. Wells has
had his Phil"
The latest information goneerninq
Dr. Livingstone seems again to confirm
the news Of his death.
The famous stallion George NJ. Patch
en- has bseu sold for $1,000
The New Orleans Picayune calls Gen.
Sheridan faThe Greatest Living Exca-
vator," because he kept boring Wells
until he reached Flanders.
A girl Il years Of age carries the mail
between Stone House and Manassas
Station, Va.s n distance Of 81 miles.
An International Congress will soon
meet in Paris for the purpose of fixing
3 uniform standard Of gold and silver
coinage IN Europe. 1t viii be presided
over by Prince Napoleon.
c.. Worth of North Carolina. don
net- '.'Iit Of Confederate gray ih which
TO i've President Johnson at Rail
eigL. A Worthy reception, but not q
clear enuuciation of the axiom that
Worth makes the man.
The great tabernacle of the Saints at
salt Lake City, is now finished. It IS
two hundred and aftY feet long. and
one hundred and fftv wide. and fur-
uishes comfortable sitting room for ten
thousand persons.
Senator Wilson It Il said favors GEN
efai Grant for The next President. He
believes the Southern States will give
halt their votes to the Republican par
" at the next election.
Secretary Stanton has written 10 GEN
erat sickless declining to grant his re-
quest TO be relieved from The command
of the CarOlinas.
Hon. Chas. Dennison. Member of
Congress from the Twelfth District of
Pennsylvania, died at Wilkesbarre re-
Gently.
The Cleveland Herald. reports the
fruit prospect very poor in that section
of the State.
The death Of Professor Peck, of Ober-
lins took place at Port au Prince, Hayti,
on the 9th inst, OF fever, He was Min
lister resident at Hayti at the time OF
his death. He was connected with the
years.
A lynx was recently killed in Piclxa-
way county.
The eccentric Henry 8. f'Oote has re-
opened q law ofi1es In Nashville, and is
advocating the bestoWment of the cleo
tive franchise upon women, with a good
deal OF zeal.
Mr.. Motley, United States Minister at
Vienna, declined to attend bhe ceremony
OF the coronation Of the King Of Hum
garya on the ground that he lad been
recalled and was no longer an aocrsdi-
ted minister to the Courts of Austria.
Alexander Remand vino committed q
rape on girl four years and half old,
in Brooklyn. New York has been SEN
fenced to twenty years in the States
prison. The child died from the bru-
tality Of the beast.
Hiram Powers, the eminent sculptor,
Is on his way home. He has resided
In Florence since 1887.
The registration in Norfolk, Va, is
oompleted; There are OF negroes 1900,
and Of whites l,s48 voters Registered
The utmost good feeling prevails.
VsllHudiEham declines to deliver the
address at the Oxford (REiss.@ College
commencement Stns We think
he ''never missed f8i' before.
England has joined the Continental
appointment Of European Commis-
sion to investigate the affairs Of Gambia.
Thaddeus Stevens declines the invi-
tattOn OF the City Council of Baltimore
TO become the guest of that city, when
ON the way 70 Washington, for want of
time.
The State Board Of Charities has or
ganized by electing Col. G. ID. Harring-
ton President, and DR.. Douglas Secre-
tary.
The grand jury of Albany has Indicted
Seneral George W, Cole for the murder Of
Mr. HtscOck.
Albert Pike has performed one great
9cnleVemene, In a recent editorial he pro-
duced q single sentence OF 2IO words without
any other stop than few commas It is
said that Henry A. Wise tainted away on
reading the sentence.
General Swayne has repealed the Ala
bama law which prohibited the circulation
of HRTper's Weekly in that State.
At a recent wedding party in Pittsheld,
Mass, one young lady wore $4,000 worth Of
diamonds.
London has now population of S,082i iS72
Another 'tGsin Enterprise" has blown up
in Chicago.
The Republicans Of Maine have rsnomfn-
ated General Chamberlain for Governor.
General Butler has been relieved from his
position as President of tho National Asy-
lunl for disabled soldiers. the Controller Of
the Treasury having decided that he vaeat-
Congress,
Advfces from Gen. sohofeldts Districtstate
Tint the registration III Virginia is progress
ing most satisfactorily In the eastern coun-
Ties 1e IS very full, nearly every white man
who IS not disfranChised being reRistered.-
the colOred In Alexandria City, it is thus
far nearly even.
Admiral wilkes. Of the United States Ma
yy, has 100 acres OF land at High Shoals,
n c. carries on extensive iron works en-
ploys $50 lal3OTerst and has established a
daughters are the teachers. They have I50
pupils-R truly noble example for the ladies
Of the Southern ChivalFy.