Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-09-01

telligence, SO necessary In such a, situation
But Is one ofthe dull tools with which the AL.
bsny Regency work. He once offered Res.
olution prepared by A. C.. Flagg, ostracslng
Gov. CLlrroN as President of the Canal Board.
For this he was first made Canal Collector
and ther, Canal Commissioner. He is clog
to the work, and we do not wonder that the
people want to get rid ofhim.-.-.Alb. Jou.
.as Correspondence Of the Albany Argus.
81 Won pissq LEWISTON, Aug. Is, 1888.
II may be matter of interest to your rea-
ders to be informed of the fate of the sixteen
state conyicts, sentenced to be executed on the
25th. 5y9 l g asgit 5snie a pa lp
Three Of them, Chandler, Wait and McLe-
cd, are to be executed on the 25th, agreeably
to their sentence. 7N l3 ,feo7 81.
Eight others, including Miller and the other
Americans, to be transported to some one Of
the British Colonies for life. Three others, to
the penitentiary for three years. % aae > e
The case Of the remaining convict, Wagon
or, has not been decided: great efforts have
been made by his friends to procure his bansh-
ment to the states. gs ai@1e'lH 9a
The trial of Beamer, who led body of Ian.
GERS at the affair of the Short Hills, comes on
to-day or tomorrow; and the general belief
is that he will be convicted and sentenced to
be executed. A- .Ha ,t
Mr.. Adams, on late visit to bingham, was
received by several hundred ladies, who pre-
pared an entertainment for him in its vicinity.
After being introduced to the company he made
short speech, which concluded thus: " He
had found in the course of his life, that it was
an easy matter to address two hundred and for
" men, but il had been to him sufficiently ar
duous task to address successfhlly one Uonsan."
Music and dancing closed the festivities of the
occasion; and that being the termination of the
affair, we look upon the whole as village fete,
and can pardon its political bearing for the sake
of it's joyous conclusion. n
DIseRAcErUL.-A little girl about years Of
age was seen yesterday passing through Chat
ham street with small coffin IN her hand,
which was mostly covered by green veil. On
being asked what it contained, she replied that
it was " dead baby" and that her father, who
was also the father Of the dead child, had COM
PEELED her to bring il all the way from Suffolk
street to the Aims House, in the hot sun. The
father is himself stout healthy man.-N Y.
Express.
How THE SYSTEM WoRKs.-The Troy
miami co., Post office, an Administration
Sub Treasury, was robbed Of 300 in specie
on Thursday night last, and afterwards set on
fire. The letters and papers were saved,
though the building was consumed. The Sub
Treasurer of this robbed and burnt Deposito-
ry is the Loco foco candidate for the Legisla-
turei in Miami county. His claims to the suf-
frages ofhs party are no longer equivocal.-
Dayton Journal.
SKRIMMAaE. Of the Louisville
Journal, and free Tom Moore recently had a
rencontre at Harrodsburgh Springs. They
discharged pistols, Moore into the ground,
Prentice into a tree top. No harm done.
Prentice hitsbest with quill.--Clev. Her.
TRoors.-The Government steamer Mil
waukie is lying in this port, waiting the arrival
Of the troops from the Cherokee country.
They are expected by Canal soon. PART will
go Ft. Gratiot, and the remainder below
some 400 in all are en- route.--Clev. Her.
The city of Buffalo, we were told by long
residents, is unusually healthy, for this season
of the year. The fine rains of Wednesday
night and yesterday morning, followed as they
have been by cool, bracing air, are excellent
grounds for the hope that the city may contin-
ue equally healthy through the season.-Buf'
Rep. otti
Joseph D. Adams, late cashier Of the Fulton
Bank, in this city, appeared yesterday before
the Municipal Court to answer to seven indict-
ments for defrauding that institution, on which
he was arraigned. He gave bail in $4,000
for his appearance at trial next term.-Boston
Journal. vi .e,l4 aai+, sagB
A silk company in Connecticut, which has
only been in operation two and half years, is
stated 10 have divided $100 on each share,
where but $25 was paid in.
TIE NupTIALs CoNsuMMATED.--IHe Bank
erthe United States Of Pennsyluania, and the
Treasury Department Of the United States
united. 81
The Treasury Department is now issuing
drafts on the Bank of the United States OF
Pennsylvania" We have seen them. And
this too, before that bank has resumed specie
payments! What shall we see next? Nicho-
las Biddle, Ahe Financial Agent Of Levi Wood
bury, Secretary of the Treasury. Such is the
fact, and it cannot be gainsayed. The Bank
rupt institution Of Mr.. Biddle's, the fiscal agent
ofthe Government! An institution that but
two or three weeks ago, it was asserted IN the
official organ, would not, OF could not resume
specie payments. Oh! the monster! the mo :
nopol,zer that shielded herself behind the cot
ton bales Of the South. The money king! the
purchaser Of men and votes like cattle IN the
market The seducer Of members Of Congress
from their constituents! the controller of the
public press! the most corrupt engine that ever
was established amid free people! These are
afew of the epithets and appeations that have
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