Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-08
rEn.E OF TIE HEEK.

3EHs OF THE WEEK.
Ex-Governor John A. Andrew, of
BIassachusetts, died Of apoplexy.
Tbe Alabama Constitutional Oonven- |
ton met on the 5th inst
Tbe Democratic majority in California
exceeds 3,0o0.
4 new paper called Freedoms
RatehN9dn has just started at Murfrees-
boro', Tenn
The New York Italians, syEapathiz-
ing with Garibaldi, are to hold mass
meeting.
Julia Ward Howe speaks six langua-
Res What a blessing ii is that the Ia
dy has it in her power to converse.
Phe University Of Notre Dame, in
Indiana, has chime Of twenty
bells, the largest Of which was cast in
France, and cost Sl0,00o.
The receipts OF internal revenue. for
OCTOBER, were about $l4,500,000.
Hon. Joshua HiII, the great Union
leader or Georgia during the war, VIII
ba the candidate for the United States
Senate when the State shall be recon
struGted-
The Auditor and Comptroller Of Ohio
made the regular examination Of the
State Treasury on Ffi,iay, and found al
4 accounts correct, with a total balance Of
$685., 2O9 a on hand.
The statement of the Commissioners
of Enligra ton shows that during the
year ending October 30, 1867, 20S,429
emigrants arrived at New York
The Union Republican Congressional
! Committee and the Republican Nation
al Committee viii unite to conduct the
Presidential campaign.
The returns Of the Virginia election,
! from all the counties except two, give q
total vote Of 164, ,I9S, OF which 1O4, ,22s are
for Convention, and %. $50 against it.
The skeleton of the meeting-houss
| in which Roger Williams preached free
dom of opinion and religious liberation
in Is31-6, is still standing, in Salem,
Ma.
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens has written
letter expressing the opinion tha at Con
gress has full power to regulate the cleo
i've franchise so Tar as it regards the
whole nation, in every State Of the
Union.
General Sherman has issued a militia
~ order announcing that peace has been
made with the FiOwa, Comanche, Apa-
che. Cheyenne, and AEaPahoe Indians.
Gen. Pope has written letter to GEN
Grant, viDdicating himself in regard to
the charge of gerTymanderinR the State
Of Alabama, so as to secure the election
Of Radical or negro delegates
Col. Austin, of Mississippi, genuine
Rip Van Winkle, made a speech in the
Hall of Rspresentatiy yes at Nashville, on
the 1st inst, advocating as the only
means of restoring peace to the country,
the acknowledgements Of all whites and
the re-enslavement of the blacks.
the official vote of the State: Whites,
"a, ,924; c0I0red, SO, $50. For the Conven-
ti0n, IA, S35 whites and 92,507 cOlOred.
Against the Convention, 81 ,249 whites
and 6,357 cOlOred.
ST. Petersburg, November 1.-The
marriage of King George, Of Greece,
and the Princess Olga, took place to-
day with great poInp and ceremony.
Governor Cox received an anonymous
letter from Cincinnati containing 800,
which, il was stated, belonged to the
State. The Governor certified the
amount to the Treasury as conscience
money.
The first sleigh-belI ever made in
this country was manufactured at
Chatham, Conn.,, in 1880, aud that town
still retains monopoly Of this busi-
ness.
In Georgia, 1000 votes were cast on
Z
these, 10000 We're whites. The ConTen-
ton was carried byover 20, 600 majority.
The Unionists carried every district in
the State.
The Agricultural SehooI-farm at
Amherst, Mass, has raised two hum
dred and twenty-five tons of hay seven
ty--hVe tons Of oats and cOrn-fodder, be-
sides large amounts of corn, oats, pota-
toes, carrots and other vegetables.
Let 'ers are received daily by the Con-
gressiOnal Republican Committee, from
intelligent colored men in the South
declaring their fear Of violence from the
whites, and suggesting that they be Civ
en- permission to organize militia COM
panies.
The three leading Republican pa
pers Of Chicago, the Journal, -ReDlg5Ei-
can, and Tribune, all support General
Grant for the Presidency.
The Chicago Tribune hints that the
commercial supremacy of New York is l
not 80 assured but that new and
shorter line Of transit to the seabord
might anect 1t seriously It calls at
tentiOn to q proposed route to the James
river, below Richmond.
1t is rumored that Mrs. Lincolnfs to
write book, with Olive LOgan's assiB- |
tance.
There is scandal about Charles sum
ner and his new wife. 1t is reported |
sAAsle lis E7EA4OuEN "a one Baron ElOlSEa4LI.
of the Prussian legation, has broken up I
their household and is the cause of her I
departure to Europe.
The West Virginia election. it is esfi-
mated, viii make the Legislature stand I
Senate, 20 Repu blicans to 2 Demo
Gratis, and the House about as last year
Say A Republicans to IL Democrats.
v51 an average attendance OF fifteen
thousand seven Ronish churches,
with twelve thousand attendance, and i
two synagOguess with three hundred /
and fifty attendance.
A destructive IRE occurred in the work /
shops of the Penitentiay-y, at Columbu
Saturday night. It began In the bull /
ding occupied by Ide, Sage, Dann&Co.,
and extended to that occupied by Ayers,
McCune & Mellon, all contractors. The
loss of the former is S35. 600; insurance.
sc, 900 ofthe latter, $50, 900; insurance,
s., 200.
The Fortieth Congress resumes its
first session November 2Ist.
New York has gone Democratic. South
Carolina will soon 70 Republican.