South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-02
p CHOLERA.-Several cases of this
frightful disease is said to have occurred
at Toronto and Montreal, Upper Canada.

fightful disease is said to have occurred
at Toronto and Montreal, Upper Canada.
REPORT OF NEWS FROM FRANCE.
From the Boston Adv. of Saturday last.
We received the following, yesterday
morning, in a handful, from the office
Of the Boundary Gazette, published a.
Calais, the frontier town on the cas-
tern border of Elaine. We do mol con-
slider the report entirely undeserving
ofsnotice, though we conceive it much
the most probable that il is fabrica-
ton. Our lates, authentic news from
| Liverpool is to March "a, and we have
no later intelligence direct from France,
than that received by the last packet
from Liverpool.
e. - CALAIS, April II, 1885.
BY the brig Mung, which arrived at
st. Andrews on Wednesday last, in II
| days from Liverpool, we learn that the
FRENCH CHAMBERS OF DEPUTIES HAVE
4
1 DISSOLVED WITHOUT MAKING THE APP
/ pkoPRIATIoN FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE
| AMERICAN CLAIM.
i The Mung brings Liverpool dates up
to March 20.
There are only five days difference
between the date ofour previous advi-
ces (when every appearance promised
a'favorabe issue to the indemnity bilT)
and the date alleged to have been
brooght by the above arrival ; we can.
nottherefore assert positively that the
report is untrue, but il is certainly high
tyimprobable. Tit have any founda.
tionat all, it may be that the Cham.
bsfslhad only taken a temporary re.
cess before any final action on the in-
demnity question. Tits, however, so
eIiiSely at variance with the state OF
affairs which is known to have existed
enly five days before, that we incline
ashes opinion thatthe story is destitute
Of any foundation at all.
s91she Boston Courier says, that, on
fife receipt Of the handbill in Boston,
"people were rather excited ON Change,
asd speculations were for a moment
suspended, but as people began to look
at the matter, il was all considered q
hoax, and every thing went on again
IS BEFORE"
/ Mr.. Buchanan, son Of Thomas Blu.
chanan, Esq, Chief Judge of the highest
judicial tribunal of Md, who shot man
named ELLIS, in Anne Arundel county
a short time since, has'been acquitted.
AGA. DAYTON, ONO, April 81.
| OHro AND MIcHIGAN.--The follow
| ing is an extract of letter from SEBRIED
DODGE, Esq. Principal Engineer upon
| the line of the Wabash and Erie canal.
| It. gives the most authentic and direct
information ofthe situation of affairs be-
tween Ohio and Michigan, that we have
yet seen. The gentleman to whom the
letter is addressed kindly furnished it for
publication. ae
ssitG s;s MAuMEE, April 10.
PSAMUELi FoRRER, Esq.
sDear Sir: We were assured short
|tirae' since, by Messfs. Rush and How
ard that no resistance would be made
/ bysMichigan. 1t is now evident tina,
there WILDE trouble, and the Govern
or ofiOhio will not be able TO accom-
plish the running of the line without
calling out strong military force
This cannot be done without first con.
vening the General Assembly, in order
to make the necessary appropriations.
F. We shall start Tomorrow for the
Northwestern corner Of the State and
the next time you hear from me l shall
probably inform youthat am at Mon
roe, the head quarters Of Gen. Brown.
Gem Brown was yesterday at Toledo,
at the head of the Sheriff's posse OF
100 armed men. They came for the
purpose Of arresting those who have
accepted Office under the State Of Ohio.
= BE informed me that any attempt to
run the line would be resisted by the |
whole force of the Territory. That
theyphad 500 men under arms at Mon
roe, sand six hundred more would soon
be there, that they have 1900 stand |
of arms taken from the United States
Arsenal at White Pigeon Prairie +; that
they did not mean to be rode over
rough shod by Ohio., II was replied
that Ohio had not as yet put on her
.roguh shoes and would not unless they