Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-03
News Items.

Owing to returns not yet being received |
from distant parts of the country, the pub |
lie debt statement for September will not be |
issued till Saturday next. 1t will show lit |
tie OF no reduction of the debt, as compared |
with the August statement, but an increase |
Of gold in the Treasury.
DISTURBANCE IN WEST VIRGINIA.
A company of the Twelfth United States |
Infantry has been sent to Barbour county,
West Virginia, where threatened outrages
on the part Of active participants in the Re-
bcllion and others sympathizing with them
render the presence of considerable United
States force necessary for the preservation
of the lives and property of Union men.
THE COLORADO ELECTION.
The official returns of the Colorado cleo
ton show Republican majority of ten in
the Legislature. The State question was not
agitated.
NAPOLEON AND GERMANY.
II is reported on the continent that Napo-
leon has addressed note to the Sovereigns
of the South German States, in which, after
calmly discussing the last circular of the
Prussian Cabinet, urging German unity, he
asks them to pledge themselves not to pass
the Main and merge their countries in the
new Confederation of the North.
THE PHILADELPHIA DIFFICULTY.
Attorney-G General Stanberry has not yet
made any decision regarding the conflict of
jurisdiction case in Philadelphia but it is
understood this case will be one of the first
disposed OF. He has on his table about forty
cases which have been referred to him for
opinions by the President and heads OF de-
partmcnts
NEW MEXICO ELECTION.
j. Francisco Chavis, the Republican can
dtue for delegate to the Fortieth Congress
from the Territory of New Mexico tele-
graphs to his friends in Washington that he
las been elected by a small majority He
represents that the contest was very close,
and that his opponent, G. p Cleavcr, the
Democratic candidate, attempted to return
two thousand votes against him i'll Mora
county, when in fact there were but about
fifteen hundred voters there.
THE BRApIEY-FIsHER DIFFICULTY.
A meeting of number of members OF the
, bar of Washington was held on Tuesday, in
f regard to the Bradley-Fisher difficulty.
They recommend the adoption of u resou-
, ton declaring the action of Judge Fisher
null and void. A few weeks since, SINH
lar body passed resolutions sustaining Judge
: Fisher.
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.
5 John Quincy Adams was nominated by
the Massachusetts Democracy for Governor
. on Tuesday. lie has fine show for success
: in that good old Republican Commonwealth.
DEFALCATIoN.
= John j. Conliling, cashier OF the First Ma
tional Bank of New Milford, Conn.,, has alb
n seconded, being dciaultcr to the Bank fol
+ 100000.
r. The Boston and Lathrope cutlery estab
# lishmcnt at West Winsted, Conn, was burn
- ed on Saturday last, with all its contents
The loss is go, 600; fully covered by insur
: ancc.
II WINTER COMING.
It Three inches of snow fell in Nelson, New
If Hampshire on Monday. There have also
q been several snow tlurries.
IT THE MARYLAND REBEL MILITIA.
h Gen. Grant having refused to issue artil
!. lery to the Maryland Militia, on the demand
of Governor Swami, the latter has purchased
/ several twelve FOUNDER Napoleon brass gum
for the batteries in Baltimore. The gun
= have been assigned TO three companies il
; that city, the commanders of which wer,
&c all in the rebel army.
G. KANSAS PACIFIC II. r.
1t Gen Palmer, the Treasurer Of the Kansa
is Pacific Railroad, and Capt. Cotton, arriyet
rs at Santa Fc on the 10th ult, and were re
it ceived by the territorial authorities. Tn
A surveying parties were examining thre
routes from Fort Union to the Rio Grande
which were favorable for the construction O
a. the railroad. Gen. Palmer found extensiv
=. deposits of anthracite coal large beds OF iro
~ ore, and an abundance Of timber for cross
he ties, near the proposed line of the road.
Nv ITALY.
Particulars have been received of til
Italian riots, showing that they were NOR
" serious than at first reported. In some cite
81 the mobs were fierce and obstinate, and til
lie troops were frequently Obliged to use thcl
as bayonets, and sometimes to fire upon tn
he people, many OF whom were Killed and
large number wounded.
Garibaldi, from his Prison, has written
d. letter, in which he says the Romans hay
ad the rights of slaves, TO rise against oppre
r.. sion, and it is the duty of the Italians
10 help them. lie hopes his fellow patrio
=, will not be discouraged, but will march @
- to the liberation of Rome, and concludes l
Gu declaring that the eyes of the world are upo
them, and the nation is anxiously awaitr
their action.
'ed There are further riots at Modena, Mlal
CIV Genoa and Naples. Garibaldi is gone
lay Caprera. The Pope has sent message
led Napoleon, thanking him for the arrest
j. Garibald.
at ROWING MATCHES.
Walter Brown publishes an acceptance
the challenge of Richard Jenning, fTOro
hat to, to row five mile race in Portland ha
of Dor for $500 in gold. He also accepts 4
. in challenge of VIM. jackson, of Pittsbur
re. provided the race be in Boston harbor
eo, any other fair water, but refuses to row aga
on in Pittsburg under any circumstances.
,.,a COMING EAST.
,,a Amongst the passengers by the next steal
ie- er east, from San Francisco, are Senat
his Corbett, of Oregon, Congressman Highly,
California, and ]. Ross Browne, Mini
Commissioner,