Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-17
News Items.
CHINA.

CHINA.
The Chinese rebels are meeting with sue
cess, and seriously threaten PeSin.
PEACE.
Berlin semi official journal says that
Blsmark is firmly convinced of the sincerity
of the French Emperor's desire for peace.
THE COUNTERFEIT 7-30s.
1t is the opinion of experts connected with
the Treasury Department, that the counter
felt plate of the seven-thirty imitation bonds
was not made in this country, but in Europe.
ROME.
The Paris Pressc says the Pope is wholly
cdnticent Of the ability of his forces to sue
cessiully resist the Struggling parties inyad-
ing the Papal territory, but greatly fears that
the Italian Government will order its troops
to march upon Rome.
PApAI. NOTE.
A Client newspaper says that Cardinal
| Antonelli has addressed note to the Eure-
pean powers, in which he charges the Italian
Government with actual connivance in the
| revolutionary movements against Rome.
NAPoLEoN's DoINGs.
II is said that the Emperor Napoleon COM
plains of delay of the Austrian Government
iii completing the military reorganization of
the empire.
The arrangements are completed for
Prussia AT an carly day in Baden.
THE IMPEACHMENT EVIDENCE.
The printing of the impeachment testi-
mony has been resumed at the Government
Printing Office. Twelve persons are engaged
on it, none of whom, it is ascertaincd, are
sworn 10 secrcsy. The work is going on at
the rate of ten pages day, and the whole
of ii will be completed and furnished men,
bers of the Judiciary Committee before the
meeting of Congress.
LINCOLN MONUMENT AT WASHINGTON.
The Washington Lincoln Monument As
sociation have closed contract for monu-
ment, to be built of white marble, and to
have height of SO feet, including statue
of Lincoln feet high, of Italian marble
Over S. ,0G0 has been collected for this pur-
pose, almost entirely in Washington. The
monument will be placed in front OF the
City Hall.
UNION PACIFIC II. II.
The Directors of the Union Pacific Rail
road Company, on the part of the stock
holders, are L. G. Durant of New York, q.
| $. BUSHNELL of Connecticut, John ]. Cisco,
of New York, II. S. McComb, of Delaware,
Oliver Ames, John Duff and Josiah Bard
well, of Massachusetts,, Sidney Dillon, of
New York, William II. Macy, of New York,
John F. Tracy, Of Illinois, L. Cook, of Iowa,
| JuilH ID. AHeN, w iliuHl 1. oliouoh, wi
don Dexter and Benjamin Bates, ,oi Massa-
chusetts. The remaining Directors, on the
| pali of the Government, are all to be ap-
pointed by the President of the United States
THE GARIBALDIAN FORCES.
A Florence dispatch says the insurgent
and invading parties in Viterbo have CON
centraed at Fornese, where they have
thrown up entertainments. Many other
places in the Roman territory have also been
| occupied by Garibaldians. Detachments of
Pontilical troops have been sent out to dis
lodge them, and the garrison of Rome is
very small. A strong Papal force has left
Rome to prevent the junction of Menotti
Garibaldi and his party with the insurgents
of Forncse. The plan of the Garibaldian
leaders seems to be TO draw the soldiers away
from Rome, and give their friends in that
city an opportunity to rise.
coNNEoTIoUT ELEorIoN.
The Hartford Coatrdnt has returns from
thirty-onc towns which mostly show Repnb-
lican gains on the vote for Governor last
April 1t adds:
"Of these thirty-one towns, the Copper
heads have carried no single town which
did not vote for English last Spring. The
Unionists carry -Colchester-whicha at
tho State election went Copperhead. As
compared with last year, the Coppcrheads
have gained the towns of Andover, Killing
ly, Lyme, NewLondon, and Seymour, The
Unionists have reduced English's malorities
in Glastonbury, Middletown, and New Lon
, don and have increased Hawley,,s majorities
in Berlin, Derby, and New Britain"