Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22


Ihe King Of Prussia is IS years of age.
The German mails are to be sent, here
after, BY the Cunard line.
Juarez declines reelection to the Mexican
Presidency.
PrevOsg-Paradol, the new French Minis
ter, was formally received ~ the President
on Saturday.
Senator Norton, of Minnesota. died of
consumption, at Washington, on the 18th.
The infallibiIity of the Pope was declared
Dy the Council at Rome on the 18Th.
George Ashmun, ,thedistinguished politi-
clan, died in Springfield, Massachusetts. on
the 18th.
The Treasury Department is already send
ing out the additional currency provided by
the late law.
Commissioner Parker has reliable infor-
nation from the far West Indicating thai
peace will be preserved with the Indians.
R1llinC c. Hurd, jr., late of Mt. Vernon.
died Ia Chicago recently.
Hon. Robert c. Schenek has declined n
be candidate for reelection to CONGRESS
from the Third District.
material reduction of the clerical force
in The Departments at Washington is to h..
made at the close of this month, as reuufrr1
BY the appropriation bills.
Pensions are hereafter to be paid opar,or-
ly, the vouchers prepared by the dtsbur,ino
agent at the expense of the Cavern r,.,,,
and no collection through the Inventior, ~
a claim agent permitted.
Aner the battle Of fsadowa old Gen von
MOltke said to the King of Prpssi,, ,.rtst-
Is glorious victory, your Majesty. Womb
to God It had been over the French -
The collections of the tax on tobacco sinos
Grant came into power are already lareer
than the whole Uf those made while .Tobn-
son was President.
The vote on tnfaldbility in the Ecumeni.
cal Council the other day stood. 450 for am,
154 against the measure.
volunteering In Prussia is extraor5trs-,
arms. iile
a ColuIno Gus dispatch says The question
OF raising, by taxation. SsOOOOO 10 s,c1,r.- M.
location OF the Agricultural COLLEGE IL, tt75,
county IS 70 De voted on August Is. Al
feaay declded hostility to the measure has
made its appearance. Property ovrynars 60.
bitterly opposed to the scheme as oraa-,
culaed to sink all their donations v-itt,o,-,
yielding any return.
Secretary Boutwell, is eonfdent Of sr
in negOtiating, Without dfnculty. in nj
country, the higher rates oI bonds rrc,zilI
for in the new Funding Bill. He win avTsi,
the result Of pending questions in Eur,,n.
before actively engaging in the work q
carrying out the provisions of the bill. III,
his deslre to negotiate the three classes q
bonds together as far as possioIe, thereby
making one class help the other.
Immense aud enthusiastic meetings Of
German citizens have been held az st. Louis
Chicago, Cincinnati and New Yoik expres-
stve OF sympathy for the Pru,sian cau.e.
Large subscriptions were made for the re-
Lief Of the wounded and their families and :
it's proposed 70 raise a fund of one milIio,.
dollars Tor this purpose. CongratuIaf1,r,
kilograms to the King of Prussia were TO- {
warded and aPpreciative responses recefv.
ed.
The population Of North Germanyis is near
y Sl.O0o0o0. The South German states. moi
Including Austria, contain 100000 NOR "
sho VIII pr9bably aid Prussia to repel :
French aggression.
The King Of Prussia sent the following p
Il Patcn Ia answer to the telegraphic con
iratulations OF the Chicago Germans: q
81 thank you, and feel convinced +1,o !,
Germany viii answer the hopes Of H.,
ountFymen beyond the sea. ID
WILLIAM REX" VI
A Chicago dispatch OF Tuesday says q
lieutenant General Sheridan, having OBJ 81
aimed permission from the War Depart n
lent to visit Europe, and observe the mil. =
lry operations Ia progress there, VIII leave e
IFS city fo-mOrrow evening, aud proceed wi
tns seat or war, without delay. He viii r.,
accompanied by q single member OF his
~, and will visit both tho French aud ut'
.uHsian armies. The Lieutrnant Genera WI
u pay his own expenses during the tri, De,