Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21
News Items.

WicH, HAS pccn bcht 10 Liverpool.
Sixty buildings In Boutwell, q w
hnrncd ON Monday night. Loss sGo oo" "''e
The debate on the Reform bill in fin y.
lish Parliament is postponed to the ss,h lug
The arrests Of Fenians still continue - !,
made in Ireland. Head Centre Dennis NJ Wy
ovan has been caught al Cork. '''
A force of marines has gone to pren,,o \,
Canadian gunboats on the lakes for ac, i,e
service. sV'F
The Council Of British Columbia has v.,
for admission to the Canadian ConlcI,r''
ton. "'a-
Dispatches from Dublin state tina, Irl,.,
is quiet. No new Fenian demons,ra, ia,d
are reported.
The Empress Francis Joseph has gv..
orders for strengthening the Austrian far,
on the Servian frontier ~"
AT st. Paul, MINI. on "Wednesday n.
Thermometer marked 25 degrees below z4 'as
and at Milwaukee IL below zero. y"
A jewelry store in Troy, N. Y, was
bed on Tuesday of $2500 worth of diamond.
The robbers are unknown.
The Massachusetts House of R,prpse,,.
tives has ratified the constitutional amend
ment, by vote of 100 yeas to 20 nays.
An extra session of the Vermont L.nisD.
ture, to consi Ter railroad matters, has hopn
called for the eth inst.
Charles F. Wilstach was nominated f.,
Mayor of Cincinnati by the Republicans M
Friday.
The paper warehouse of ]. w. Jones IN
Chicago, was burned on Thursday nirh
Loss 100000.
Tina Canadian authorities are making urc,
military preparations for an apprehendedFp
nian invasion.
The Nevada Legislature met in extra s.,.
sion last Friday, t, provide n revenu, for
the State.
Hon. Charles Eames, formerly Minis,er,o
Venezuela, died in Washington on SATURDAY.
aged tifty-tive years.
The Exposition will he informally Opened
on tine LIST Of April. The inaugural on GER.
monies will take place at later day.
Ex-Governor Philip Il. Thomas was on
Wednesday elected United States Senator
by the Maryland Legislature.
General Burke, one OF the Fenian leaders.
who was recently captured, and forty Others,
nave been carried In irons to ClOnme and
put in Jail.
A report corroborating the news Of Dr.
Livingstones death has reached the English
Consul at Zanzibar, on the west coast Of
Africa.
1t is said that as soon as the President
shall lave definitely acted on the Supple.
nentary bill, Congress will fix time for ID
jonrnment.
Dispatches from ConstantinopIc report
that the Sublime Porte shows a disposition
20 grant the demands of the Viceroy Of
Egypt.
II is asserted that France, Austria and
Russia have made joint proposition to tn
Turkish Government for the cession Of til
Island OF Gambia to Greece.
Over II 900 French troops had embarked
from Vera Cruz before the LIST instant Mar
shul Bazaine was expected to leave on the
18th.
The firm Of Orrey, Taft Il Co, mannlAclu
rers of cotton goods, Mt Providence, X |,
has failed for 81 ,b00,0OO An assignment
has been made. Other failures are reported.
Nearly one-half of the Italian elections are
to be repeated. The result Is exceedingly
doubtful. Garibaldi is at the head Of ieop
position party.
There has been rise in Imperial MrNra0
bonds, in consequence of rumor that they
are to be converted into French Three PER
Cent Rentes.
A number of Fenians were arrested in
Limerick, and the prisoners, while on their
way To the police barracks, were cheercd by
the people.
The U. S. Senate has confirmed Joseph j..
Bartlett as Minister at Stockholm, and p J.
Sullivan us Minister to Bogota. Francis A.
Osborne has been confirmed Naval officer al
Boston.
Gen. Sheridan has issued an order stating
that there will be no removal of civil Officers
in his Department, except for failure to carr
out the law, until such timc rs the provision.
al officers are chosen.
A dwelling-house in Evansville, Canad,
West, was destroyed by fire ON "Wednesday
night. Five children, who were in tht
house, were severely burned, and two o
them are not expected TO live.
Pacards, emanating from emissaries o
the |. r. b., have been posted in the street.
of Clonmel, borough town, and in Water
ford and Tipoerary counties, forbidding Tn
people from laying their rents.
Herr Munchauscn, the Premier of TN
l1anOverian government of the late King
has challenged Count Won Bismark 70
words spoken in debate in the German Parlia
ment.
The States of West Virginia, Tennessee
and Kentucky have been constituted tn
Military Department of the Cumberland
and placed under command of Major Gen
John Pope.
General Schofield has suspended the mi,
nicipal election Mt Fredericksburg, Va. III
Will probably suspend the elections through
nut Stnfa all al, =
held over until reorganization.
| The Treasury disbursements on account
Of the War, Navy and Interior Departments
last week, were S4,608, 284. The Interna
revenue receipts of last week amounted Il
$2,3l7, 436.
The Virginia Senate has passed resolp
| lion for A joint committee to wait on Gen
Schoticld, and offering him their cO-opera
ton IN passing and inforcing laws to prOmot
peace and harmony.
| Letters from the South received In Wash
ington, showing general disposition to re
organize under the new Reorganization law
The supplementary bill pending in Congress.
also meets approval.
| Ossian Il. Dodge has become SO rich ar
independent that he will not sing on amy O,
easion, public or private. He lives ii 81
paul, and is hardly known by any pcrso
there. pos
In the French Corps Legisla,if, ON Monda
evening, Representatives Thierp. and Fayr
attacked the foreign policy Of the Empcrol
ON the ground that it favored n unity IN bo
Germany and Italy which was hostile to I'll
interests OF France. N : "
Zen: Grant on Wednesday issued an orde
assigning military commanders to The fiy
districts created in the South by the Recon
siruction bill. The Commanders are Gene
Sheridan.
| The Virginia Legislative delegation hay
maue report of their visit to Washington
lhey say that they were kindly received, AN,
are satisfied that a compliance with tn
Congressional terms of Reconstruction would
be followed by representation in Congress
=. Major-General schofield, commanding til,
First Southern Military District has caused
an official publication in Richmond of TIT
acts OF Congress disbandng military organi
cations in the lately rebel States, and forbid
ding corporal punshments therein, and h,
has issued an order in pursuance thereof.
The Anglo-American Telegraph Compan,
held meeting in London, to consider I'll
proposed reduction of tolls upon bust .aes
transmitted over thp cahIa nu;ta ,,n.y