Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04
News Items.

Prince Napoleon has again taken up his
residence al Paris.
Seven steamers left for Europe, from New
York, on Saturday.
Sporadic cases of cholera, some of them
fatal, are reported at Memphis.
At Richmond, Va, on Monday, the first
lot of new wheat was received.
The Montana sailed from San Francisco
on Saturday, for Panama, with $2,272,00O.
Rear-Admiral George f. Pearson died
ON Monday at Portsmouth, N. H., aged sixty
eight.
Coaches are now run regularly between
Denver and Julesburg under military pro-
lection.
The Commissioner of the General Land
Office has prepared patent in favor OF the
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
The crops are almost wholly ruined in
overflows in the river bottoms.
Near Puerto Padre, Cuba, cargo of slaves
was recently landed, and it is said that several
other cargoes are looked for.
Collector Kellogg, of New Orleans, tele-
graphs to Secretary McCulloch that the re-
port that yellow fever is prevailing in that
city, is untrue.
During the week ending the Goth inst,
1887 emigrants arrived at New York. Since
January ], the arrivals at the same port ag
gregate l2O,305.
Under date of June %, General Sheridan
informs General Grant that S7,94l voters
had been registered in forty-eight parishes
| of Louisiana.
General Sickles has communicated to the
| City Councils of Charleston, S. c., his rca-
sons for refusing to modify the order for
closing bar-rooms.
| A public breakfast was given to William
Lloyd Garrison, in London, on Saturday.
The principal speakers were John Bright
and the Duke of Argyle.
A Memphis despatch represents that the
crops are generally favorable, and fully two.
thirds of the land in cultivation is planted
with corn and other grains.
Immigrants continue to pour into the
country. This year, from Jan. LIST to Wed
nesday last, l29, 305 immigrants have arrived
at New York, as compared with 119, G54
during the corresponding period oflast year
AS was to be expected, the Charleston, S
c., jury after deliberation of twenty mimi
ties, in the case of Boag and others, tried fol
the murder of Roe, in the late duel, return
ed verdict Of not guilty
The Joint Congressional Committee OF
Ordnance claim that Captain Wise, on hi
own responsibility increased thirty-five pc
cent, the price paid for heavy ordnance b.
the Navy Department.
The Secretary of War has authorized tn
issue of United States breeeh-loading rifle
and ammunition to the Union Pacific Raj
It road, to enable the engineers and workin
g parties to protect themselves against til
O Indians
Terence Fitzpatrick, indicted for distillin
t. whisky without having complied with th
law, was tried and convicted in the Unite
States district court at New York on Thur
% day This is the first conviction for lille
u distilling.
The Austrian Minister, Count Wydel
IN bruck has received intelligence to the offe
of that Macmillan was executed on the 10
or ult The Count credits this information al
has communicated it to the Emperor
Austria.
At somerville, N. j., on Saturday NOR
ing, a man known as Jake Van Arsda G c
the throat of the son of Mr.. Andrew Bear
The victim was but twelve years of al
The murderer was captured soon after t
commission of his atrocious deed.
The President visited Annapolis ON Sat-
~. day, and visited the Maryland Capitol, whit
he was formally received by Gov. Swa
piled at length, and Secretary Seward Ill
wise made speech. After a visit to [
ere Naval Academy, the President and suite
= parted for Washington, where they arriy
the in safety on Saturday night.