Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-23
News Items.
Gold has been discovered In Dakota.
The rinderpest has reappeared In England.


The trade advces from Manchester are favorable.
The Liverpool cotton firm OF Frazer, Trenholm &
Co. have suspended Their liabilities are heavy
Boston has contributed 49, 800 In cash to the suf
lerng Cretans, and also large quantity Of clothing.
The Emperor Of Austria has issued decree favor-
ing the Professionals of Hungary.
Spanish Official papers deny that any disturbances
have occurred.
The Turks claim great victories over the Cretans in
the recent battles 4
The suez Canal is open for merchandise and viii, be
open for ships in two years and half.
The cable of 1866 has been damaged by drifting
iceberg near Hearts Content.
The President has recognized ]. A. H. Poitesin Con-
sular Agent of France, at Mobile.
The Russian-American purchase has been ratified
by the Russian Government
The Internal Revenue receipts yesterday aggregated
$i30,000.
The brazilian Minister at Washington has teen re-
called by his government
Kirke Il Co.'S soap and candle factory, at Chicagof
was destroyed by fire last night Loss 100000.
Business is reported very dull in Baltimore and q
crisis is apprehended.
Bishop Quintard condemns the practice Of obtaining
money by means Of fairs, lotteries, &c.
Over forty with esses have been summoned In the
Surrait case.
The Derby Government was defeated on an amend
ment proposing copy-hold franchise.
The latest adviees from Gambia confirm the reports
that Omar Pacha has bees defeated by the Cretans
Napoleon and King William have signed the treaty
which Is supposed to finally settle the Luxembourg
question.
An amendment to the Reform bill, granting female
1923 majority
Queen Victoria Saturday, laid the corner stone of
the Hall OF Arts An immense and enthusiastic as
sembags greeted her Majesty ON the occasion.
Money is tight in the Monumental City. William
Crichtan u SON will pay seventy-fve cents on the
| dollar, and resume
large number Of plans have been submitted for
| not be adopted until next winter.
Several members Of the Judiciary Committee are
anxious to iInpeach the President, and think they
have sufficient evidence to warrant the step
General Miles, Assistant Commissioner of the Fread
mems Bureau for North Carolina, reports sntsifnc.
tory condition Of affairs in that State during April
The Republican National Union Committee have
issued an address to the Republicans throughout the
country,
folk, was destroyed with its contents by fire yestcr
day morning.
The temperance delegates hope to secure clause In
the Michigan Constitution, prohibiting the manufac
ture and sale of liquors in their State
Two sanguinary battles have recently been fouoh,
In Gambia In both engagements, the rurks unde,
Omar Pacha, sustained signal defeats.
vessel has been chartered at Liverpool for LAYING
Cuba. i''''u" anu
Prussia officially denies the report that she IA, o,
was, seeking 10 purchase fleet Of American iron
clads.
Arrests are being made by the soldiers and police Of
persons engaged in the late disturbance in Cataopis
and other parts OF Spain.
Prussia complaints that she has not time to complete
the evacuation Of Luxembourg in the period specified
by the terms OF the treaty.
General Sheridan has inerdicted the carrying Of
hrearms except by those whose duties require them
to be armed.
The Japanese Commissioners are studying ON
LANGUAGE They will shortly pay visit to PhiIsdel
pha and Boston.
The United States Supreme Court during the term
Just closed disposed Of two hundred leaving two
hundred and hIty sti on the docket.
The steamers which left New York for Europe on
Saturday took out over two thousand cabin passen
gers.
The works of the Louisville and Frankfort Rail
road Company, at Louisville, were burned On Satur
day. Loss trlling.
senetor Wilson addressed meeting at New orean,
on Thursday night II passed off quietly but the mil
tary were I'M Ter arms prepared to qrc disturbances
The Broadway Bank of New York. on Friday pait
$1,000 on forged check. No clue has yet been OBJ
tanned as to the forger. LII
| The Russian Commissioners now on Il tour of in
spectlon in this country, were publicly received a
New Haven, on Saturday.
| 1t IL reported the Hudson River and Harlem Rail
roads viii carry passengers from New York 10 Alban,
for $l.5O, in opposition to the steamboats,.
Secretary McCulloch has extended the privilege n
discharging cargo at night to the steamers reparl
engaged in the coal trade on the Northern laLes
The government is summoning its witnesses for In,
Surratt trial. They are to be In Washington on IN,
9th inst, when it is thought the trial will begin.
Earl Derby officially announces tba, Tho .ia,.'
the United States on England will be amicabiy ad
justed, -
The United states Con,uissary Denar,,or, og.-
for sae twenty.four tons of burnt and yrn,ra or,
ORIGINALLY in ended NJ n substitute far rys
IIindlc & Porter. commission merchants -, .,..,.,
NATL have failed Inbitites $40 ON 1 a., o'cls ~,
ton. and had ntf l.r.. 1al
$500, ,,-..-.,. =, ..,.-,.'
General hancock y placing strong mitar