Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-10


The majority in the House IN iasos q
repealing the duty on coal was "
B.ber,s hiII lr9aliEius primary elections
81 now q law.
The Germans completely svae lated Paris
on Friday.
An early adjournment OF Congress Is con-
sidsred certain.
Marshal prinl. It Is asserted, was not kill
ed BY Republicans
The French Assembly ratified the terms
Of peas BY q votenf 5f8 70 lU.
The expenses Or the war to France are
calculated 70 Be SO O,OOo.ooo.
A registration law has been adopted BY
the Missouri leatslature.
suloSerspfions 70 the French relief fund
IN New York city amount to eIlB0oo-
Frsa Douglass II being pressed a. a dele
sats IN Congress from the District Of Co
iambia.
Aauat0r shermsn. OF Ohio. subscribed for
the Irnt bond IN the new fvep per cent loan.
and Ns,. lwlll be issued 70 him.
The -bin - create n-w Judicial district
IN Ohio was defeated IL The Senate by two
maiority.
TnEwo years. a Republican Administra-
tion has reduced the public debt s2o4.754,-
zis.
The coal famine In New York city ceased
with the opening Of navigation on the
Hadson river.
Congress has decided that the Cincinnaii
and Newport railway bridge must he not
less than 100 feet above I0W water marx.
Henry d. Cooke hss dseIiped the sppoint-
ment Is Governor OF the District Of Co
lutnbia
BGaine people are talking about soWinp
the seeds os forest tres for lumber, and
especially or the white pine.
After long controversy the Minnesota
leais,ature has decided against the removal
of the capt al from Sc. Paul.
aslsmarck h preparing a diplomatic cir
cuIar, ravtaW ing the events OF the war. He
comments vefy severely on the conduct OI
tine British gogernmenk
Governor ssott, OF South Carolina. has
made q rsqulsitian on the President h'i
tr,.ops 10 Qusn the OutIawry in partsof thai
s,nfe.
The Unfon Paefnc RaIIFoad Company ar
reported to be selling Immense amounts o
rolling stock T., other eoipanles, their bus
iness not requiTingtt.
BEFORE the December casualties, the total
numberof German soldiers reported killed
wounded and missing, in ths war with
Rranee, was lo3,5S2.
The Pope expresses extreme displsasure
with recent Italian events and rejects the
Euarntee> OF his spiritual power proposed
by the bill which recently passed the 1tal-
ian Parlimont.
Governor Hayes has nominated N. F.
COwdery, Of SandusKy, Erie cOunty. 10 be
Trustee OF the Reform and Industrial
n
signed.
Toe new trowel bayonet ts being made q
the Springfield armnry. 1t serves either as
q picEet shovel. hatehet or weapon, and
Will be very useful In held service.
The United States frigate Worcester. with
acarRo OF provisions for ths French, went
to sea from Boston at two O'Clock, on tllt
6th inst
The wife OF the Hon. Ben. Wade has fall
en- heir, or heiress, to a large estate left her
by her brother samuel H. Parsons Of Mid
distown. Conn, rscently deceased. Mrs.
Wade is his only living relative.
A dispatch from Peoria, Illinois, says
Christina nilsson baa purchased some pro-
p,.rty on the river bluffs near that city, and
viii erect = French villa thereon.
The annual income Of the Peabody Edu-
calfounl Fund Ii about sl2000l. $4,000 are
deducted for contingent expenses, aud the
remainder appropriated 70 educattoma
purposes.
A memorial window commemorative o.
Ali. e Cary l. 20 be placed in the Church oi
The strangers, in Kew York city. Il Is an
noanced the Ieadtng publishers viii receive
subscriptions.
One Andrew Kennison. of Norridgeyock
Ia1eIy coushed mp q head Of herdsgrass
winch had been on his lungs more thar.
thlrty-aix years. The head had become q
hard as st.,ne but still retained its shape.
The Mercantile Library. Of Cincinnati, is
nOw kept open ON sundays. The School
Board Of the city voted. 26 to 10, To open the
pubic library 4lso to Sunday visitors.
The Methodist Book Concern Inyestiga-
ting Committee have adjourned until the
2sth inst. having failed to select experts *
conduct he examination into the affairs Q
the Concern.
GaribaIdi is reported to have said. /
Francs restore the NapoleOnlc dynasty, o
even put Bourbon or an orleanlst on IN
throne, that ahs win undergo another ter
ribIe revolution, and that the streets 0
Paris will run with blood.
A .cordIng 10 NJ. McPnerson, Clerk o
the House of Bepre -entatives, the nev
House contains 100 Republicans, 60 Demo
Gratis, vacancies, and 14tn States not hav
ing eieci ed yet. Two, possibly three. OF tn
Democrats are tnsIigible under the 14tl
Amendment,