Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-04-26
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.
rohn c. Breokenridge has gone to Paris.

John c. Breckenridge has gone % Paris.
The North German Parliament has adopt
ed a national constitution and adjourned.
Ex-senator John D. Phelan, late Of the
rebel Congress, announces himself in favor
OF accepting the terms OF the Reconstruction
act.
CIV. Thomas has been eonnrulcd as Post
master Of Cincinnati.
A radical newspaper, the Evening Repub-
lican, has been established at Little Rock,
Arkansas.
The Reputlfeanse carried the State Of Mich
igan, in the late Judicial elections, by 2l,s74
The southern friends OF the ''lost cause''
have been making preparations, throughout
the South, 70 conseerste the graves Of the
Confederate dead on April 25, as was done
last year.
stumping tour, and proposes to speak in all
the principal towns of the seaboard States.
House Va, on Saturday, and was replied 70
by O Vtrginian.
The Eight-hour bill failed to pass the Leg
islature at its recent session.
Major BENZ. lie Fevre, a Democrat, has
been confirmed as Consul to Nuremburg.
A range Of four miles, with proiectIeE
Weighing 030 pounds, was attained during
areeent trial Of twenty-inch guns in New
York harbOr,
The contractors for building the Chicago
lake tunnel cleared s460 on the Job.
The wool clip of Ohio last year was z, ,O00, ,O0C
podnds, and the average price IS cents per
President johnson has accepted an invi-
tatiOn to be present at the laying Of the cor
Raleigh, N. G., about the middle of May
He viii probably extend his tour farther
South, and possibly scatter the Constitution
little.
An expedition to explore Russian Amer
lea will start about the first Of May.
a IRE at Pomeroy, o., April 10, destroyed
100000 worth OF property.
Mad dogs are still prevalent in Chicago.
and several persons have recently been
bitten.
A man IN Fulton county, Pa, recently
sold his wife and seven children 20
ehurn peddier for seventeen dollars in cash
or approved country produce.
"A New York Judge recently dismissed 1ive
dresses, on the ground that their dresses were
not 50 indecent as those Of a certain ballet
troupe performing at one OF the city theatres.
Over 5000 people attended a meeting of
freedmen held at Mobile April IL. Radical
speeches were made and resolutions adopted.
The Marietta Register speaks very favor
ably of Gen. willard Warner, State Senator
fro-r7 his District, as q candidate for Gov
f-s,,r e L. 5tearns, a wealthy Boston mer-
C. tltand prominent phllanthropist'i is dead
There is prospect Of telegraph cable
nom New York to Brest, in France, BY
way Of the Azores.
A decisive campaign against the Indians
on the plains is being commenced. Eleven
Fort Kearney and smith waiting until grass
grows to commence hostiHties. Gen. Han
cocks expedition against them is ct ForI
Larned.
At Germantown. XIV, Hon. r. r. Baker
the Union candidate for Governor. was pre-
vented from speaking last Friday by a gane
Of returned rebels. He was warned thai
violence would be done him II he made the
attempt. Part Of the town was burned
The Republican party OF Virginia have
held a convention at which resolutions were
State a part OF the great National RepuhIi
can party; and Sustaining equal politiea
rights The platform shows promise ano
progress in every line.
The average receipts or the Atlantic Cable
are about 5000 daily.
The bankrupt law goes into operation
June I.
It is stated that Mr.. Motley. received no
prior to the passage Of the Tenure-Of-officC
act, and the Austrian mission is therefors
now vacant.
by a stenographer, and speech is therefore
imminent.
The eonstitutionaiity OF the Metropolitan
police law now in operation IN Columbus
is to be tested in the courts
The Paris Fair is likely to be a success
The practice of charging three prices, which
originated Mt our State Fairs. has been adopt
ed. The President is the Emperor's littl
is expected soon to be able to preside.
The Genital System. by which grain is sol,
by the pound, and adopted at Chicago, is I
be abandoned. They say they can't make j
work, because there is so mach figuring
turJner WesGs Tney can Ilgure. IN CallIoI
MIA the system works well enough.
r. J. walker has hIed an amended Bill II
the Mississippi Injunction case against Sec
retary Stanton and Gems. Grant and Ord
Attorney General Stanherry has moved Il
dismiss this and the Georgia bill on tn,
ground of want Of Jurisdiction, and til,
question is to be argued before the court to
day.
rts cl,4, 1J,,t,1;-1,,, r. -, a -. = . r,,
bus, April Is, was not we'll attended. Th
Convention adjourned to meet at COlumbu
Union State Convention. The Questions /,
be then considered aTe-the best means o
oosalnlng a reduetlon OF the prices OF prlnt
ttOns the right of the press of each count,
20 the printing Of the county; prices Of ad
Yertising and Job work; the establishment
of an Ohio Publishers Advertising Agenc,
New York City.
The Senate failed to act upon the nomina
ton OF II. ]. Raymond for the Austrian Mis-
sion. General Rosecrans is likely 70 be ap
pointed.
Mrs. Ellen sanderson, recently appointe,
Postmistress Of Springfield, Ohio, has com
menced her official duties.
The enlistment of negro slaves in the Bra
lillian army continues.
War between France and Prussia is still
imminent.
The wheat crop looks splendid all over tn,
West There never was better promise of al
abundant yield.
Tue Ohio Agricultural College Commission
the location of the institution.
The Republican majority in New York OF
the election of delegates to the Constitution
al Convention is 10000. The vote was Yer,
light. only about one-third the usual mum
Der OF ballots being cast.
JeR. Davis will probably not be tried Il
May, and IL 50 the President has determine
to release him on bail. Horace Greeley
among others, offers to bail him.
Gen. James II. Goldman has consent
ID 70 he cnnI;datn for 70 r,cr,,;rnt; Il,