Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28
News Items.
Admiral Farrauut is in Washington,


The Chicago Board OF Trade has rcs,ii4rl
ed the resolution adopting lhere.sial u st,nl
The Bank OF Cuba al HAVANA, ias
pended for SaOo,DOo
llostilities between Rus.i, and iiph al
have been temporarily suspended.
The Brazilian mail steamer has ltriy,la,
Lisbon from Rio Janciro.
The trial of Sulrntl is moi expected IL
take place until June.
The Louisiana Legislature. has repealed
the act calling n Constitutional Convention
The Treasury disbursements for The MAJ
Navy and Interior Departments last week
were S2,2l9, ,59.
Judge Satin has been nominated or AIal
or Of Cincinnati 10y The Democrats, in place
of Samuel N. Pike, declined.
Three American ships were burned ii
Valparaiso recently. II is believed ihl
were fired by their crews
William H. Lane, formerly u broker. b.es
been arrested in Boston for obtaining ~ An
on forged draft.
Active preparations have been resumed
against the ParaguayuDs. The allied ilc,
had shelled the foriiicatiuns of lIumalii.
| When last heard from, the Spanish squad
ron had come in sight Of the combined iirrts
| Mr.. Disraeli, the Chancellor Of the E>clle
| quer, promises 20 bring forward II liberal ~
| form bill for Ireland
| The quarantine officers at New York arc
making preparations against Il further in
portation Of the cholera from Europe.
Two hundred sand sixty patents will he
issued from the Patent Otlice for The wark
ending Friday next.
/ MAJ. -
Agricultural Bureau, has sent in his resi.sai.
ton
\ company, with 500. NJ capital has l,een
formed in Montreal, to mine for iron On tn,
north shore of the st. Lawrence river.
The U. 5. Vice Consul at ST. Thomas re
ports the disappearance Of the cholera anil
yellow fever from that place.
The bark Wild Horse, from New York
for Liverpool, is reported lost in lramor,'
Bay, on the Irish coast.
The internal revenue receipts thus far for
the present fiscal year amount TO nearly
$2l 100000.
Gen. Longstreet has written letter to the
New Orleans Times, in which he advises th,.
Southern people to accept the Congressional
terms of reconstruction.
Senator Wilson, in reply to an inquiry,
) says that all persons not excluded BY the
constitutional amendment can vote III the
South under the Reconstruction act.
The trustees of the Peabody Education
Fund have adjourned their meeting in New
! York. They will meet in Richmond next
January.
The affairs of the Tennessee National
Bank have been placed in the hands Of u
receiver The depositors are said to he safe.
but the State of Tennessee loses heavily.
Last Friday night five men attacked the
house of Patrick Gallagher, in Schuylkill
county Gallagher fired upon them, killing
one and wounding another of the party.
General Kossuth, now residing in Turin
} has written letter protesting against the
e arrangement made between Hungary and
$ the Emperor of Austria.
The general election in Florence has been
held. So great was the personal popularity
of General Garibaldi. that he was returned
for three different places,
The Paymaster General of Massachusetts
!, reports that the bounties paid by that Stale
since the beginning of the rebellion amount
!, to over $l3, 250,0O0.
The President has signed the bill appro-
n priating 100000 for the Paris Exposition
/ also, the bill giving Sl,,0U0 for the freedmen
/ in the District.
The foreign policy Of the Emperor, which
has been under discussion for some time in
e the Corps Legislatii, has hecn endorsed by
an overwhelming majority.
1t is announced that the Emperor Napole
, on tavors confederation OF the governments
of France, Holland Belgium and Switzer-
land against Prussia.
G The Maryland Legislature has passed a
a bill allowing the street cars to run on sun
i days IN Baltimore, il the people shall so vote
at the next election in that civ
: A meeting was held in Augusta. Georeia
!, to nominate Mayor, last Saturday night,
+. ana II was resolved to allow the Colorti neo-
I pie to vote at the election,
!, An omnibus running between Newpori
! and Alexandria, KY, tell down an embank-
meht ON friday, killing one passenger, and,
: injuring -four or five others
| Ihnrlow Weed has taken charge of The,
b New York journal of Commerce. and yes
G terday announced the fact in four and halt
/, columns Of salntatoiy.
{ E..rhe Republicans Of 81. Loris have
G nominated Mayor Thomas ior reelection.
$ me Republicans of Milwaukee NOMINATED,
l Asahel Finch for Mayor,
. There are Ion Indians of various tribes
!, now N Washington, awaiting Congress
: sola' appropriation to pay their expenses
home,
n ~ ", "; ., senate, yesterday, confirmed
9eo. W. CRANKY to he Consul at San Juan
4 aei sur. The nomination A. ii. Reynolds
+ as Collector al Revenue for the First Dis
trlct OF Pennsylvania was rejected.
i Governor Geary has signed the bill pro
4 hihiting the exclusion of colored persons
from ihe public conveyanccs. He las also
!, signed the bill empowering the issue of sOO,-
, ooo shares OF Pennsylvania Railroad stock.
. A Government train, consisting of eleven
\ wagons, with two companies of U. S. in
iantry and several laboiers, is reported to
nave heen lost in a waterspout, while cross
ing INC colorado desert, on the 10Th inst
: Tho customs receipts of New York. phila
# aelphla and Baltimore, from March to
s March III, amounted to SD, l44,0s5. The c,as-
Il toms receipts at New Orleans, from tie list
y 10 Inc 9th inst, were $ll6,9sl.
! information has been received in Liver
pool mat the bark l.. A. Nichols. CAPTAIN
I Ford, which left Cardiff on the 18th of Jan
$ uary, for Havana, was wrecked at TenerifIe.
G NO date or other particulars have been re-
/ ceivcd -
4 INC Maryland Legislature adjourned sine
y, !. dte on Saturday. The bill adnaittinr ncgc,
I testimony in the courts failed to become a
: law, but II is understand that the principle.
|, VIII be Incorporated IN the new State con.
II stitution. 'Se'"N W.
! A dispalch from Constantinople states that
lhe turkish government denies that the Eus
IDpean powers have made any proposition
e lor the cession of the Island of Candia to
i Greece. 1t is further stated that the Porte
Y VIII never consent to give up the Island to