Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-14
News Items.

Arrests of Fonians are being made in al,
parts OF the country. Large quantities ~
arms have been seized by the police. 1
dispatch from Cork states that a detachmen,
has been sent In pursuit Of large numbers NJ
insurgents who are reported to have gather
ed in the vicinity OF Mallow Junction, an
important railway centre In county Corl
The laborers employed in preparing the
grounds and buildings for the approaching
Universal Exposition have struck for higher
wages.
Bismark has recommended compromise
between the several factions in the Germsn
Parliament, in order to adopt a new consi;l
| tuition.
The nominations Of Senator Cowan A,
Minister to Austria Lewis v. Bogy as Ind;
an Commissioner; John Quincy Adams ~.
Naval Officer at Boston; s. L. Ancona nc
Naval Officer at Philadelphia, and Josen%
Severns as Surveyor of Customs al Pbiladal'
phia, were on Tuesday rejected by the Sen.
ate.
The nomination of Clifford 8. Phillips. IN
be Internal Revenue Assessor for the Second
District of Pennsylvania, has been confirmed
by the Senate.
The Missouri Senate has concurrcd in ibs
House bill for payment of interest on ,he
| State bonds, with an amendment cntti,,
down the appropriation therefor to SsOO. 0oo
| The Missouri House of Representative
has passed an Eight-hour Labor bill.
The Maryland Senate has passed bill nm.
propriating 100000 for the Southern dest.
tute.
Returns of the New Hampshire election
held yesterday, indicate that the Republicans
have carried tho State by about 5000 maior;'
| ty. They elect all the Congressman, and
have large majority In the State Legislature
Governor Geary has signed the death war.
rant of Albert Teufe for the murder of James
Wylie, in Bucks county, last November
Teufel will he hanged on the 18th of April.
The trial of Surratt is expected to take
place on the 18th or goth inst
The railroad bridge across the Potomac
damaged by the recent freshci, has been re.
paired, and trains are running over it.
| A number of bridges have been DESTROYED
by the floods in Nebraska.
1t is understood that the President has &C.
lected Generals Sherman, Meade, Hancock
Mcdowell and Schofeld, as Military Com
manders for the South under the Recon.
struction act.
The pu ,lic debt of the United States on
the LIST OF March amounted to 8 500, 5s7.-
2S9. Cab In the Treasury, 1852, S23, 800 of
which $l0l, Ell, 1881 was coin.
The total receipts of cotton at the various
ports since the LIST of September last, have
been l,3l6,000 bales, decrease OF $4,000
bales from the receipts Of the corresponding
period of last year.
The death of Bishop Soule, of the South
| ern Methodist Church, Is announced De-
ceased was in his Slth year.
Chief Justice Allen, of the Supreme Court
of Massachusetts, has resigned.
Hon. Clark b. Cochrane, ex-member Of
Congress, died at Albany, MY, on Tuesday,
aged 81
J. s. Clement, dry goods merchant. Of
Boston, has committed suicide.
A new Radical paper, called 'The Repub-
lican, is to be started in New Orleans
Boston has already subscribed $3.50, 900 for
the relief of the Southern destitute.
From present indications, Congress will
extend Its recess until October.
The Indians are again threatening hosii
ties in the vicinity Of Fort Dodge, on the As
kansas river In the southern portions Of
New Mexico, the Militia are under arms to
resist the Indians.
Mr.. John Jay Knox has been appointed
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency, 10 sue
coed Mr.. Hulburd, appointed Comptroller.
An extra session of the Montana Legisla-
ture, to provide for the election of Con
gressional Delegate, has been called.
The cholera quarantine at Portuguese
ports, on vessels from the United States, has
been abolished.
A train on the Concord and Manchester
Railroad. In New Hampshire, was thrown
from the track last Thursday and the bag
gage master was killed.
Artemus Ward died at Southampton, on
Thursday.
Russia has sent $50, 900 to aid the suffer
ing Christians in the island of Crete.
The United States iron-clad Miantonomah
has sailed from Liverpool for Mahon, Spain
Emile DeGirardin has been fined 5000
francs In the Correctional Court for viola
ton of the law of the press He has ap-
pealed from the decision Of the Court.
The Christians in Thessaly have entered
into negolions with the Turks for securing
their religious independence.
Gov. Wells, of Louisiana, has issued a
proclamation declaring the Reconstruction
act in force in that State, and all elections
hereafter, not held in accordance with its
provisions, without effect.
The Missouri House of Representatives has
passed u bill providing for the payment OF
interest on the State bonds, due July next,
and levying tax to meet the accruing inter
est thereafter.
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope
bring the sad intelligence that DR.. Living
stony, the celebrated African explorer. las
been killed by the Caffres.
The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Company is about to send committee to
America, to promote the interests of the en-
terprise.
The case of the United States against the
ex-Confederate steamer Alexandria has
been decided by the Admiralty Court in ia
vor of the American Government.
Intelligence has been received from Japan
that the new Tycoon has requested an inter
view with the Ambassadors Of the United
States and European Powers.
A Baptist church, a foundry, and three
dwell ngs, in Oswego, N. Y, were burned on
Wednesday night. The loss is nearly $780,
600. An unknown man persisted in the
flames.
The loss by the burning of the steamer An
oalusia, on Cape Hatteras, is about $780, 900,
mostly insured.
Five thousand people in Cherokee county,
Alabama, are wholly destitute of food.
-Four young men have been poisoned in
Copeka, N. Y, by drinking corrosive subl-
mate from a bottle supposed to contained
whisky, and their recovery is not expected
Mrs. Lucy Stone addressed the members
OF the New jersey Legislature in the Capitol
at Trenton, on Wednesday evening, in adj
vocacy of female suffrage.
All accounts from the scene of disturb
ances in Ireland represent that matters have
become quiet and order reigns once more
There have been no fresh conflicts between
the armed police and Fenian bands, who are
. fleeing to the mountains and hiding from the
pursuit of the military.
Ireland is quiet. The government, how
ever, is organizing its forces into six flying
columns for the pursuit of the scattered
bands OF Fenians, and active service in case
the necessity should arrive.
The band of Fenians recently encamped
in the Galtee mountains has vanished. leav-
ing no trace of Its whereabouts.
Princess Alexandra is reported very ill.,
A subsidy to the Canadian Railway is to
be proposed in Parliament this week.
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