Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-19


The Atlantic cables are paying very
handsomely. The receipts for the past
wear viii, it is estimated, reach e45O,OO0.
They would be still greater If the rates
were reduced The cables are not em-
ployed one-fOurth of the time
The Toledo Blade suggests In regard
to the shooting Of Maximtlianr that II
the t'divine right to rule. may lnnere
in certain families, 'the divine rlght 70
shoot belongs just as nush 70 JaaEeA
as to the Hapsburg who invaded ms
country"
The senate passed the Reconstruction
Bill by vote Of 81 to 8.
The number of foreign residents in
China and Japan is steadily increasing.
In Hong Kong, according 70 q census
taken IN 1866. there are now 2,Il3 Hua
ropeans and Americans in q total pop
uIatiobs Oils, ,O98, The old Anti-Eor-
efau uartv in these two countries Is en-
tirely p0Werless, and almost extinct.
Judge Wayne, Of the supreme Court,
who died last week, was a native OF
Savannah, Georgia, and seveuty-seven
years of age at the time of his death.
Sc was a member of Congress in the
session Of 29-3U, and was appointed to a
seat on the bench OF the. United states
Supreme Court by President Jackson
in 1888.
DIR. LIVINGSTONE has been heard from
and is reported still alive.
A-negro soldier, private Of one OF
the West India regiments, Wh1eh are
| composed entirely of blacks, ofncereu
| by whites, has just received the = y lc-
| toria Cross" for bravery IN the neLd--
/ This is the first instance in which stich q
4 distinction has been conferred on a col col
Ored soldier in the British service; Inc
4 DT,aseutRtfo7l of the Gross" which took
1 place at Balize, was attended with q
| GOOD deal of ceremony, the Governor %
4 Of the Colony of British Honduras TAX
ing part in the proceedings
4 work on the California Central Pa
! cffie Railroad is being pushed forward
/ with energy. It is expected to be com
pIeted over the Sierra Nevada Noun
| taiDs in November. Sixteen thousand
1 vvorEInen are employed in grading from
1 Cisco to Truckee. The summit FllnIle1i
I 1858 feet in length, VIII be finished IL
August. Large orders have been sent
/ East by the company for cars and loco
motives.
The Cleveland Leader says that the
/ Sullivan d. Harris Wool ConFen1oh
at thatpIaee on the 4th consisted OF only
a half doben-repOrters and spectator
included. The farmers are more inter
ested in Hayes than woods. It's q gooc
year for Hayes.ZZ ZdnesUtlte Courier.
The Union. Senatorial Convention fol
RfchIand and Ashland counties hav'
, | nominated Captain Thomas l. DouglaE
| foF Senator. Capt. Douglas was wound
/ ed at Stone River and still carries Q rep
eI bullet in his body
General Garfield has gone to EuroP'
for his health
The health Of NJ. Jules. .Favre is said
to be more favorable.
The Democrats Of Hardin county havl
nominated for Representative Il. u
] n Har, FDT
the Golden Circle Lodge OF that countl
during the war, and was IN tul sympa
thy with the rebel cause.
| The testimony of DR.. Mcmillan goe
very far toward proving the eompllclt.
| of Davis in the assassination OF Fresl
, / dent Lincoln. SurTaJt told 'NlcNl MAJ
that he received q large sum OF none,
from Secretary Benjamin, and on hi
arrival in Quebec, and during the voy
l age he was in company and converse
I ton with Beverly Tucker JeWett5 Gen
eraI Ripley, of South Garo4lna5 anu
servant of jeff. Davis. The arch reOe
has GOOD reason for seeking an asylum
under the British flag, and for Opposing
/ the annexation of Canada to the Unlbe'
States.-TOledO Blade.
at the banquet given at st. jaime
/ Hall to William Lloyd Garrison, let
] ter was read from Mr.. Chas. Franc
Adams, the tone of which, we are toIo
lChas. Francis Adams long since forfeit
ed. the confidence of those whose labor
4 rave him che position he now enjoys
| / He is naturally an aristOcrat and con
II servatiVe; and any letter that ne WOul
] write to be read at demonstration OF
warm hearted refOrmer like VIM. 111loy
Garrison, would be qualified and re
served" Chas. Francis Adams fathe
would not have so written, but the Ao
/ ans blood if it runs in the veins OF IN
a present bearer of the name, has becom
chilled. LLOYD Garrison has been
S more service TO humanity IMAM Z --,.s nc u
S and such men as our present repreSnJS
tive at the Court of st. James.-Ioleo
d / Blade.
Thev tell of an unterrified DemOcri
= at Bridgeport, Conn.,, who was espec1a
/ lv eager to see the Presidential part,
exelaiming, as ne rushed up to he car
= 81 don't care shucks about johnson
> it's Pars0n Nasby that want to see'
II Gen. John c. Lee, Republican cand
/ date for Lieutenant Governor OF ON
/ entered the service in August, 1861,
1 Major Of the 55th Ohio Regiment U
> | She 18th of October following, the reg
q ment went into camp at NOTwalk- o
II the 25th of November Major Lee WI
y commissioned its Colonel. His f1r
e work in the field was in Virginia. ]
't Schenckts = command, in the campalg
against SEOneWatl JdcksOus Au0 Ou'
IF wastheu transferred to the Army
ii the PatOmac. in which Col. Lee W.
placed at the head of a brigade
4, -endered himself conspicuous IN mat
ties hV his sallJnJrv aud HOilE
'fiaucell. FSv la las Wsts eSpecle@
uifnt.s,t tor hiS cooil e-S, ain4d q
teinOratiEuli, l. rH winch pTeVaileQ uuLtl
ttbe 1atter-tyar rt .bf the action. IN Ma
E1e63. Rei resigned his e5uftaissiouy U
. cent reasons existing for his presen
u at home. His services " ere recognlze
af.tIle close OF the war by a BriEaCile
IS 4eBeraI's brevet. Gen. Lee resides Z
/. TTfih. He is about 40 years Of age'
g The Marion (Ohiol Mirror of the
d inst. says that Mrs. richardson ne
$ that town, had missed her Httle %
and went out into the garden TO nul
% him.. To her horror she saw the Ltr ~,
q fellow. eighteen months old, ntera1
It enveloped in the folds OF a monsG
a snake. She herOically seized the snal
,r in her hands and tore 10 loose.
sooner was he loose, however than
"a made for the mother, ferOciOusly, al
- / cOiled himself about her person, 2
~ tempting to strangle her as he did t
boz. She again seized him, and disc
=, gared herself from him, and Kill
ne him with an AK. The little child sWe
ed up for several days, but has hnal
le recovered. The snake is what is call
III the "blue racer which does not D1
lg but straneIes. It measured ten rect
ed Gold has been discovered at Bellevi
Is u RichIand county, in such quantities, If
- ssid as will iusti fv an attempt to Wo