Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-13

rial:
"ReSJirsi. That wa (lhe German CHI.
zens nI The ri,y of Newark, regard il as
dgd'nst The spirit Of our Institutions. und as
subversive Of the principle of freedom and
equality. 10 endeavor, by the Intervention oil
the police. 10 prevent or 10 fetIer the free
use of those things which naIure and civlli-
zllion have developed and sanctioned, nav,
properly speaking, made necessary TO the
due development Of The race = MAI. Int.
The LATE ADMIRAL Sir GEORGE Cock.
BURN The London Times deyoieS Two
columns to the geneanogy, the exploits and
public honors of this hero, whose death WE
briefly noticed yesterday. IL recounts with
much bonsting, the marauding in Chesa-
peake Bay. and glorifies Sir George Cock.
burn for his share in the destruction of be.
tween E9,0OO.0O0 and $4,000 900 Of public
properly al Washington. which it calls a
"spiendid achievements" For this, more
Than ali his other exploits. Admiral Cock.
burn was loaded with honors by his SOW.
eregn and by successive pariamenIs; and
for this. more than anything else, he will
be hon"red with place among the great in
Westminster Abbey. On this side Of the
Atlantic, however. he has long since secured
an immortality of inlamy for his vandaI
deeds of lnfamy at Washington, and for the
cruellies perpe.raled by him along the Chcs.
apeake, during the war Of 1919
Miss Gertrude Salisbury. who was ar.
raigned in this village few weeks ago for
smashing whiskey bottles a. Laseur's Tay-
ern, was lried al Kennedyvile few days
since for this and other alleged Offences
The prosecutor chose this as The most la
vorable poin, for securing justice for his
line OF business, but very intelligent jury
gnve him 10 understand that he had brough,
his grisl to the wrong mill, They acquitted
her entirely, and the auditory so far made
his cause their own. as 10 intimate thai il
the word was said they woul have another
touch Of the higher law To certain oarIieE
who during the ral had made false aud
cowardly institutions in regard to the d..
frndan.'s Characterization (N Y,
Journal.
The STATE Of Maine newspaper says u
granite builder from the summit of Mt
Washington evidently dopostpd there du.
ring the drilt epoch, while the mountains
| >ubmrrgcd.' has been sci cIed and set aside
lor the apex nr crnwning stone of the Wssh
lngtpn mnnumpnl. and exClaims:-
How fl, lerminalin of that colossal slruc
turr nuw rising 10 his name in the city OF hi,
own creation, would be iha, stone, now
holing clpsesl communion with the cloud.
Of heaven. transferred from lis place hun
dreds of nil distant from that highes
peak, that upllis his name
THE KuszTA AFFAIR AND THE EUROPEAN
GOVERNMENTS The Union commenting on
Mr. Marcy's letter. denies The statement lha
France aud England had protested agains
the conduct Of Cdo!ain lngraham. 1t says
that the Cabinet Of Paris has not luiIed II
make known 10 that of Vienna lis disappro
baton Of the proceedings oI the Austrian
!unclunares ia regard to kuszla al Smyr
ma even upon the Austrian statement of lhos
proceedings; and that tho view il takes o
the transaction looks rather to the mainte
nance of lhe rights and territorial severe ign
~ OF Turkey Than to The interests or rrplen
sions of Austria. The Government OF Grea
Britain, though it has made known to iha
of the United States The fact that It's nuen
ZION has been drawn ~ The subject, has We
given no inimaIion that it regards tn
course OF the American lunclonarieS i
The transaction as open 10 censure.
Mr.. w. II. Powell the artist, and Cincin
nalian, who has been for several years oc
cupied in Paris, on a very magnificent paint
ing under the direction Of Congress, for the
vacant pannc Of the rounda of the CaplC
NJ Washington. has arrived from Europe
bringing with him his painting The sub
Iject is"De Soto discovering The Mississippi
in the year 1919"
Mr. Ilonman, correspondent Of the Lon
don Times, recently deceased, uttered I'll
following in the fulIness Of his hearl
know Of no style of slavery on cart
like that attendant upon newspaper life
whether il be as directors or subordinate
Your task is never ended. your responsi
biIiIy never secured, the last days work
forgotten al The close Of The day on which
appears. and the dragon Of Io-morrw wait
open mouIhed TO devour your thoughts an
snap one morSel more of your vexed exis
ience. Be as successful as il is in The nd
lure Of things TO be-be Indifferent to prais
and lion hearted against blnme-stll wi
the human frame wear out before its time
and your body. if not your mind, cxhlb
. symptoms Of dry roll
TnE JArAN EXPEDITION. The Nations
lnlel l'igeUcer has news from the America
squadron up To jane lII. 1t was then al tn
Leo Chuo Islands, and had been lavorabl
received by the authorities. The inhab
ilanrS Of these islands ARE very gentle, an
the only "bSacl 10 free intercourse wit
, them seems to be tina, they are rot willing ,
buy nor sell anything.
llcGs.-Indiana papers say that hogs ar
scarce near the Ohio river. The Kenluck
papers are mostly of opinion that there wi
, be- Inrge surplus of hogs in tha, State tn
year. The hogs are more abundant tha
ever. and the corn crops in the same prom
iSing condilun, so that the pork will be we
lauened
APPLES FOR CAT1LR.--The New EngIan
Farmer has been informed by genllema
who is raising fine caue. that last year h
fed oIl more than 200 barrels of sweet aI
plies TO his milch cows, and that the il