Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-01


Ninety thousand dollars worth Of
Eieolson pavement has just been laid
in Columbus, Ohio.
It seems that VaIlandsgham was the
guest Of a Catholic Priest at Mount
Vernon.
1t is reported that a movement is on
foot to bring ont Senator Harlan, of
Iowa, as a candidate for the Presidency.
PARIS, October 28.-The Emperor
Erancis Joseph, of Austria, arrived in
France on a visit to Napoleon, yester-
day.
Gen. Carl shurz, of St. Louis, VIII
take part in the Wisconsin campaign
in behalf Of the Republican ticket.
A lot in Chicago was sold Wednesday
for S3, 600 per front foot, the highest
price ever paid for land in that city.
Secretary 8EcCuIIoeh denies the story
that be is about to write a letter in sup
port Of the President.
Gen. Francis Q. Barlow, Secretary Of
State Of New York, was married on
Thursday last to the sister Of Col.
Shaw, the hero Of Fort Wagner.
There was a large meeting at Raleigh
n. c. Saturday night, in opposition to
the Congressional plan Of reconstruc-
ton.
AUus James a. E0uus ILEalLEnL OF
the Massachusetts, State Senate, died in
Boston on the 28th.
The five hnndredth mile of the I'M
ion Pacific Railroad has been laid.
Seventeen miles further will bring it to
the base of the Rocky Mountains.
In one ward in Milwaukee there have
been expended S125, 900 in the street inn
pr0Tements.
General Logan is ill., Inflammation
Of the lungs.
The distance from Philadelphia to
San Francisco, by way Chicago, is three
thousand three hundred miles.
The circulation Of Harper's Magazine
is now 115,000 that of the Weekly is
from 5000 10 $4,000.
A New Jersey family, by name Budd
are said 20 be ciai nauts for an English
estate OF .Wu Hundred and fifty mill
liOns-in AYRSHIRE probably.
Governor Brownlow was elected by
the Tennessee Legislature, United
States Senator to succeed Cooper. His
majority was "A.
The election returns from thirty-four
counties in California make the success
of Sprague and Fitzgerald (DemO Ocratkl
certain.
There wiz be a reunion of the 18th
Ohio Cavalry at Columbus on the 22d
of November, at 10 O'Clock A. n.
Columbus is to have another steam
FIRE engine-the fourth.
George Peabody has made a donation
to Harvard College of Sl50,00O, for the
establishment of a museum and insti-
tute Of archaeology and etRnology.
Gen. Sheridan reception at Hartford
on the 24tb was one Of the most Inagni-
hcent affairs ever seen in the State.
The soldiers Of King Victor Emanuel
refuse to fight against Garibaldi. The
cause Of national unity in the Court of
the King is gaining ground.
The number Of voters naturaIized
during the last month, in New York is
stated at $4,000.
Pittsburg, Penn, has two hundred
and one firms who did a business of
over one hundred thousand dollars last
year. The most Of them are manufac-
turers Of iron, steel, glass, &c.
The Legislature of Tennessee has en-
acted a law making it punishable for
common carriers to make discrimina-
tiOn on account of race or color. This
places negroes on an equality with
whites on Tennessee railroads, etc.
Itis announced that Col. Robert john
son, son Of AndreW has returned to
Washington, and resumed his duties"
at the White House. We should be
glad to know what his duties are.
At an Agricultural Fair recently held
in Saline county, No, the American
flag was taken down at night and torn
to pieces. Saline county was one of the
hot beds of treason during the war.
Gen. Santa Anna has been tried in Mex
leo, and sentenced to death.
The ex-ofieers of the Union army
residing in st. Louis have held meet
ing to make arrangements for the re-
ceptiOn Of the Society of the Army of
the Tennessee, which is to assemble
there November II.
Seven thousand five hundred natu-
ralizations have taken place recently in
New York city under the auspices of
the Democratic Committee, and five
hundred under those ofthe Republican
Committee.
The London Times editorially COM
mends the national honor exhibited by
the Government and people of the Uni-
ted States, in resolving to pay the ma
tlonaI debt and interest in gold.
The President has issued his procla-
nation recommending 5hat the 2Sth of
November be observed as day of Ma
tional Thanksgiving.
That tried (and eonvicted) patriot
VahandighaEn, made one of his charac- /
ter1stIc speeches at Mount VernOn, last
previous performance, in its superhu-
man. egotism and self-laudation.
The expenses OF carrying out the Re
construction law have heen kept with
in the estimates made when the bill
passed. The amount appropriated was
a million and a half. OF this less than
a million has been expended, and the
most expensive part Of the work, the
registration, is nearly over.
A Havana special of the 18th says
The election in Mexico resulted in the
success of President Juarez, in the
States of Mexico and Guadalaiara and
all the principle States of the interior.
The author of seThe Dodge Club" in
Harper's Monthly is Professor James
DeMill of the College al st. John, New
Brunswick. he is Professor Of En-
glish Literature, and is an Englishman
by birth, but was educated in the Uni-
ted States and graduated at Princeton.
The constitutional amendment receiv-
ed a majority 1929 in Greene county;
only q less than Cox's majority for
governor in 1865. The majority of ayes
for 1t over the expressed noes against it
was 1446.
Garibaldi escaped from confinement
at Caprera.
The Chicago Democrats don't take
kindly to the Ohio Democratic PROPOSE
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tax Government bonds. A resolution
to that effect was voted down on SAT-
urday, and a resolution recognizing the
obligation to pay the debt in good
faith, to the last dollar, was adopted.
West Virginia voted on Thursday for
Legislative officers. The canvass was
quite tame, and no special effort was
made on either side. Ohio's influence
worked against the Republicans, and
we hear Of considerable Democratic
gains in the river districts.
The Republicans Of Arkansas are ac-
lively at work canYassing the State on
behalf of a Constitutional Convention
Nominations have already been made
in a number of counties, and speakers
are at work enlightening the people on
the issues involved in the reconstruc-
ton of the State.
The rebel element in southK estern