Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21
NEWS or TIE WEEK.

in South America.
The Southern Relief Committee of /
San Francisco have, up to the present |
time, remitted S74, ,430 to the New York /
Commission.
Hon. @. S. Hamilton was one of the /
delegates from Union county to the /
State convention.
The Union convention Of Hooking 4
county passed n resolution favoring the
nomination of Salmon p. Chase for the 4
next Presidency.
The Select Council of Philadelphia
had a stormy debate over Tesolutlnon
to welcome the President on his passage
through the city. The resolution failed
to pass for want of quorum
The cd anniversary of the battle of
Bunker Hill was observed in Boston on /
the 17sh with unusual spirit.
"AdmiraI's Raphael Semmes has pre-
sented the American flag to steamboat /
at Memphis and even went so far in the |
course Of a speech on the occasion as 70 |
claim that flag as his flag, and to recite |
'aThe Star spngled Banner, o long
may It wave"
Chief Justice Chase allowed no dis
tinctiOn to be made on account of color
in the summoning grand and petit ju-
ries - The United States Circuit Court /
at r -3iyh.
IT, Ohio congregational Conference, |
at Columbus adjourned on Saturday |
The next Conference viii be held at Rey- |
nesEiIIe, on the second wednesday OF
June, 1858.
The Selma tAla.) Republican says
tsWe have met, during the past week,
quite a numbersof freedmen who have
represented that they had been dismiss
ed bV their employers, and in some in
stances driven from the houses they had
occupied, in consequence OfEhelr having
joined the Republican party"
General SchofieId's registration order
went into effect in Virginia June l3,
Virginia journals agree that every white
man not disqualified will be registered
Arrangements are being made by the
several posts Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic in New York city TO have a
grand celebration in few weeks. In
vitations will be extended to the lead
ing Generals in the army.
Judge Barnes, holding Special Court
at Tarboro, North Carolina, adjourned
the Court on Saturday, because negroes
were summoned as jurors, he having
taken an oath to support the state laws,
which do not recognize negroes to SIT on
juries.
The President leaves Washington this
morning, sleeps in New York tonight
and arrives in Boston tomorrow night
resting there on Sunday, in preparation
for the ceremonies Of the following day.
Instead of Ievees on the Mississippi,
it is now talked of laying drains to car
ry off the surplus water into the Gulf
Alexander Webb, a eOIOred Register
of Voters for Hale and Greene Counties,
Alabama, was murdered on Friday
night at GreensbOrough.
John Tyler, jr., son of the late ex-
President, is lecturing in the North.
J. M. Mason, Of tsTrent'' notoriety, is
at present staying in Toronto.
An ordinance for the education of col
ored children of the City Council Of Bal
timOre has been passed by the First
Branch of the City Council of that city.
New Jersey has abolished corporal
punishment in public schools
'sAdmiraI'' Semmes advocates female
suffrage in the Memphis Bulletin which
he edits.
The white appOintees having refused
to serve General Swayne has appointed
coIored men aldermen in Mobile.
The new Greek Minister has arrived
in Washington
Pirate Raphael Senlmes has been Wis
iting Cleveland.
The D1nderberg made thirteen and a
half miles per hour on her recent trial
trip.
General Hooker and wife have sailed
for Europe.
Barnum has bought a Fifth Avenue
house for 100000.
General Sheridan has 'tdried up" the
Louisiana BeItefOntGi7e Repub-
J5can.
Mrs. Lincoln proposes to make her
future home at Racine, Wis.
Brigham Young took only two dozen
Of his wives with him on his recent
pleasure trip South.
The Pacific Railroad is now open to
Jules DITTpr. LEAVING hT1b 1Q0 miles of
staging to Denver.
Though the ladies of England do not
vote, they have reached the ''wOOl sack"
that is the waterfall.
The amount of gold in the Treasury
is one hundred and three millions, in
cIuding eighteen millions deposited for
gold certificates.
The California Union State Conven-
ton nominated George @. Gorham for
Governor. on the first ballot. GOrham
had I67 votes, and Bidwen 132.
J. NJ. Langston, the coIored Ohio law
yer, has been making political stump
ing tour of Virginia.
General Sheridan has appointed sew
era1 cOlOred men IN the TeOrganiZed
police force Of New Orleans.
Jesse d. Bright, whiIom expelled
from the United States Senate, has been
nominated by the Democrats Of Carroll
and Trimble counties, Kentucky, to rep
resent them in the Legislature.
A disgusting prize fight between Col
yer and Aaron transpired at Acquia
Creek, Va, June l3. SlXty-SeVen
rounds were fought after which Aaron
was victor. Colyer was badly punished.
The Louisiana Republican Conven-
ton has passed resolutions calling for a
July session of Congress. The main
reason urged for the meeting, is that
Attorney General Stanbery's COnstruc-
of the EaeOT1Gtr11 RTI1E al
ly annuls their most prominent safe
gaurds, and prostrates the Union men
of the ex-rebeI States.
A July session of Congress seems to
be rendered certain, by the opinion OF
Attorney General Stanbery adverse to
the right of the military commanders to
remove the civil authorities of John
sons bogus State governments
It is said that Juarez demands a ran
som of about 100000 for Maximilian,
and it is thought the amount will be
paid by Maximiian's mother who is
Immensely rich
Ex-Governor Ford Of Ohio, has joined
the Sons of Temperance.
The questions of State rights and Sc
cession were discussed in the Maryland
Constitutional Convention on Saturday.
One speaker said he considered the doc
trine of secession settled until the party
in power had run its course, and then
the question should again come up.
A Tory meeting in London was bro
ken up by Reform rioters on the 18th.
GreenYiIIe, Tennessee, President John
sons town, has, by a strict party vote,
elected Union Constable by 100 votes
to 70 for the rebel candidate.
A railway is being built over Mont
Cents which Will be completed next
September. The railway journey be-
tween Paris and Turin can then be ac-
complished in D hours.
At the ball given by Lord Cowley, in
Paris, recently, the Empress Eugene
was in white and wore six rows Of large
diamonds round her neck. The same
ornaments were festOOned in her hair
In dress, tulle, especially white, was the
striking feature; but all robes were diff
terently trimmed.
DR.. 8. g. Howe writes from Athens
That the supplies sent from this country
70 Inc Cretans are reaching their destin-
at1on and doing their intended good.