Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-11

CHINESE THEATRICAL PERFoRMERs.-The
steamship Georgia recently arrived at New
York from California, brought TO tina, city
vourPany y-vf Olriooso- ,lreuuirul performers,
who have been lately edifying the Cai(or-
mans with their exhibitions. The company
is composed Of one hundred and twenty.
three persons, and number many stars, il is
said, in their profession. few years ago
a Chinese was almosI curiosity in this
country, and now they are emigrating 10 the
United States by thousands. This Chinese
emigration is one of the most noticeable
events of The times. The countless millions
Of population in China are jus. beginning to
direct their attention TO the wilds Of the new
world, and are following the example Of
those in Europe who have long done so.-
What an influence these United States are
destined 10 exercise upon the old world, in
respect 10 society, government, morals, and
religion, oil Of which will undergo in lha.
quarter of the globe mighty change within
the mex. fifty years.
PRACTICAL lNDEPENDENcE.-ln The article
on the Austrian gold mines in the London
Roview, the wriler gives rich and lud.
crous account Of the practical equality with
which the abundance Of gold miners make
between masters and servants. We laughed
heartily at the following:
"One stockmasler whose hands had de-
serted him, went 10 the diggings TO induce
them 10 return 10 sheer his hocks, and made
up his mind 10 submit TO their own terms.
"Well, masler," said the fellows, "We'll
return and do the job provided, ,"-"Yes,"
interrupted the master joyfully, 81 agree"
provided we have the wool ~ As he
was turning away, they offered their old
master fifteen shilings per day, TO stay and
be their cook!"
MOBILE. Dec. 4.-The Black Warrior
has arrived from Havana. Capt. Adams
and Gray, his son, of the Ship Suffolk were
arrested at Havana for being engaged in the
slave trade. This produced much excite
ment among the ship masters engaged in
fitting her our.
Accounts from Mexico are 10 ihe 1o,h
ult., which state the Tehauntepec PROPOSE
lion is 10 bo published, and its decision left
TO the Congress.
Accounts from Sonora report the govern.
meni troops under Gen. Glance had Tough,
battle with the rebels, under Count de
Boulbon, in which the former were defeat.
ed.
The State or Aglns Caletta favors The
plan Of Guadula Jata, and has contributed
large quantities Of arms TO The revolution.
Isis.
Orizaba is arriving with insurgents at Vera
Cruz, which would probably surrender to
the latter.
Two war vessels, sent TO Mazatlan to
blockade tina. port, had joined the insur.
gents.
There Us an English newspaper exian,
still-(as is, perhaps, the colonial one from
which il made exwacis) Jan English paper
wherein may be seen the inquiry, "Who is
Geordy ashinglon?" And the paper
goes on TO inform its readers that this
Geordy is au obscure militia man, who can I
help meddling with matters ,ha, no did no,
understand, and who will soon be mercifully
remanded TO obscurily IN Virginia, II he does
not provoke his betters TOO far. . Moreover
the render is desired 10 judge Of him by the
company he keeps, one of his iniimales
being a dirty printers man, named Ben
Franklin. 3 # 4 dt.sisaa ass.
So far as running is concerned, the Gin.
cihnati, Columbus and Cleveland. and the
Cleveland and Erie Railways, have been
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