Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-24
SUMMARY.

III SUMMARY.
| A correspondent of the Sandusky Clarion
states that the rejection of the bill for the
extension of the Withholding canal to Mount
Vernon, is a prelude to the defeat of all other
bills making appropriations of public money,
this year, except the Black Swamp Road
Bill which will certainly pass.
James Trotter has been elected U. S. Sen
ator from Mississippi, in the place Of MIR.
4 Black.
The Tifin Gazette has declared in favor of
Henry Clay.
The Perrysburg Band gives Concert, at
the brick church in that place, on Monday
evening next.
The Small Pox has subsidized in Akron, o.
David McKisson was executed at Raven
ma on the 9th inst. for the murder Of his bro
theirs wife in July last. :,
Henry Clay has been nominated for the Pre-
sidency, by Legislative Convention in
Rhode Island. I9fai
An individual has been sentenced to six
weeks imprisonment, and to pay fine of one
hundred dollars for wearing Bowie knife, in
Missouri.
The Senate in New York have rejected the
g small bill law,'' but have passed a bill sus-
i pending for two years the operation of the
llaw of 1885, prohibiting the issuing of small
bills. More ways than one to hang a niger |!
! James l. Godfrey has been appointed Post
Master Of Monroe, Mich. in the place Of
James q. Adams Esq. removed. The Van
ties of Monroe, have boted at the appoint
ment sU
Sir F. B. Head has gone to New York.
The tall gentleman with sandy hair" has
proved not to be Gen. Van Rensselaer,. Who
! is he!
James Mckenzie, son Of William L. Nc
Kenzie, was at Toledo on Saturday evening
last, and delivered an address at the Mansion
House, on Canadian matters.
1t is rumored that Gen. Van Rensselaer, is
in six different places. How many Richmonds
are there in the field! ff
/ Sixty bells, taken from churches and con-
vents in Spain, and sold for old copper, have
been purchased and sent to New York for
sale. Beautiful effects of un-civil war
The Banks in New Jersey have commenced
the emission of small notes.
i A report that the Patterson, N. j.. Bank
had failed, is contradicted.
United States Bank Stock, at 116.
There is deal of quiet humor in the fol-
lowing paragraph from the Harrisburg, Pa,
Il Chronicle. aF4 iaEl aai ls
:, 1--WE are indebted to the Hon. James Bu-
chanan, of the United States Senate, for a
pamphlet copy Of Mr.. Wright's speech in fa-
} vor Of the Sub Treasury bill. Will he be
good enough to favor us with Mr.. Webster's
reply to it!"
Gen. Jessup has had another fight with the
, Indians in Florida, in which the Indians were
defeated, with a loss TO The United States
troops] of SO killed and wounded.
i There is a Col.Star, who lives at Milledge.
/, vile, Ca, nine feet and a half tall. He Gays
he wants to see that little fellow by the name
Of Porter.
The amount given by Parliament to the
Queen in lieu of her hereditary revenues is
] 385, 900 pounds.
Four mosaic pillars have recently been found
| dt IOlilpcll--buC AtoI CtVt touht shSASs =
J, A THIN MAN.--There is q man SO thin, II
. Philadelphia, that he can walk among tht
rays of the sun without encountering one.
! One million FIVE hundred thousand dollars
4 have been expended on Internal Improvement
!, Lin the State Of Indiana, during. the presen
year.
!. There has probably been a fresh outbreal
in Lower Canada; particulars not arrived.
. Twelve boxes of small arms were, ,on Tues
day evening, stolen from, the Robert Fuitol
by whom it is not known.
81 FARmERs' AND MERoHANTs' BANK OF Sr
+ JosEpH. We understand thata Bank unie
the above title has lately gone into operation
Iat Centreville, in this town, in accordanc,
Il with The provisions Of the late revised law
seguiating banking associations. - Consianiin
Republican. ss 'a ss's ~
Tie New York Star says, that apart Q
/ ne mail route in Michigan, from Perysburg i
. Lower Ss1dn1ky. ID q mud hole thirty milal
II Iengtl - Boaton Timer,