Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23


published by The reverend gentleman's
friends.
lie expects loereap no advantage from the
establishment. OF his identity as The heir ,oI
the throne Of France, but regards the whole
matter as merely an historical question and as
such is an important one 10 France al least.
It is stated thai there are those now living
in France, whose knowledge on This subjoci
will be very important in the decision Of The
question, and among whom is the widow of
Robespierre.
Should The unlicipalions Of the genlls-
mans friends be realized, there may be an
important question arise in reference 10 the
confiscaled properly Of Louis XVI
The last foreign arrival seems 10 settle the I!
question that we shall have no war between
Russia and Turkey. Weremember Charles
Rcemelin's remark 10 US atthe Depot, when
he was on his way 10 Europe a few weeks
ago, "There will be no war at present in
Europe, there will be blusler and humbug,
and pretence, but the several powers under
stand each other, and in time their secret
treaty will be understood" We confess
The movements and present aspect lonks
very much like The Gullfilmen, Of This proph-
ecy. Well if their troubles can be settled
without war, all The better for them and the
world. Railroad stocks would no, sell so
well if the continent was engaged in des-
pcraIe struggle. We are willing they should
put ii off ill we get our roads finished, so
we can have The benefit Of them TO lake our
flour and our beef 10 feed the fighters. Blu,
we are notquile ready for the crash yel-O.
s. Journal.
The Washington Star in referring 10 The
rumor thar an American Senator, during u
recent visl 10 Rome had j,ned lhe Catholic
Church. says;
Letters. received here by The steamer,
make ii evident thai the Hon Joseph R.
i Chandler, member Of Congress from Phil
adclphia, is The gentleman referred 10. His
wife has long been Roman Catholic, and
his own sentiments have gradually been
tending the same way. He has, however
joined The Catholic Church formally, for the
irs, time during his current visit 10 Rome
News from China indicates that tina, vas
. LlIplIC 10 W ut uIFiuSus uuC tllt oOutuCII
portion, as far as Nankin, will be formed in.
10 separate Government, with the Christian
religion as its basis. This is wonderful
The Tanars will be permiued lolrelaln shel
control Of The north, for The presen. al least
The lales, intelligence from California
says, that Mr.. Purdy J. Hull, formerly oil lhi
place, and proprietor of Ihe San francisco
1 Whig,.has committed malrimony with lh
world.renownei Lola Monlez. This is
r marriage hat will be apt 10 be talked about.
Lola is *soms" and no mistake, but il ma,
be thai the ex.devi Of the Xenia Free Pres
will be able 10 manage her, as he is q maj
u Of considerable Stamina ,-Xenia Tore
Ligh. 4.
4 The yellow fever continues, TO prevail ter
| IDLY al New Orleans. The deaths Tor som
' lime have averaged tVo hundred per day
This is awfulsfor u city with only abou. i2o
GOO inhabitants We do moi learn lha, III
; disease sspreading 10 other southern cite
10 tho country! 9g
4 The Pittsburgh Gazette says: 9Th
cause. of temperance has taken a fresh slal
in Pennsy lyania, and lha.iis friends are &C
/. ing 10 work with asyslem Of delerminauo
(which bodies certain success" This is Ell
e couraging, bun no. more encouraging lha
b we are receiving from the most ol The Nor
shern Slsles, and some Of the Southern
Il 'rhelruih is The Maine Law, has never Jake
d one backward sep; us course is oa'oardt
They have a speopEe's ticket" up in Go
8 Elumbiana, upon which Jonas D.. Caltel an
: Daniel McCurdysiand as representative,
sThe Maine Law is. The foundation Of III
Y organization as we understand IT, The Of
/. gan is lhe Buckeye Stale We find III
!, Patriot Loco) and Palladium (Whig) al
rayed against il. Wepresume IL wilharC
iy succeed Ohio ,State journal.
PRoF AGXss1z-This gentleman coul
e not attend the convention lalely held I
!. Cleveland, on account of sickness caused b
d his researches insthe rice swanps Of III
Ii llSouth. The Cleveland Herald relates III
h following anecdoie Of him:
s His search for things new and sWang
}. al the Sou,h was. crowned with compile,
d success; bul he contracted lhe malignant fe
S Yer Of The country, from which he barrel
e escaped with life.
q Among other novelties which he foun
@ there, was fish without venral fins, and
ii related as expressive Of his unexlinguisilabl
enthusiasm in matters Of science, that whe
n slowly recovering, a ndcoled 10 SEQ him
e and said 10 him, 81 am sorry 70 heor Profes
d sur, TINT you have been dangerously ill.,.
!, "Ah yes," said Prof. A., III have beer yer
d sick, but no nauer, nave, found q fish with
' ou, yenHals.n ~
= Hit HIM AGAIN Judge Finn was, du
I ring his absence from The city, ,emporar
7. sojourner in Boston, and whiled away a
: hour in ihe Hall where The MassachuselI
g Constitutional Convention was 10 session
|" Io accidentally became engaged in CONVEX
salion with some gentleman, an old citizer
,dwho kindly pointed out ios,his stranger Vi:
: itot. the nolabiilies oil the CoRysniicn, an
= remarked that discussion had just lermnG
y led as 10 the propreiy Of submitting ii
: election Of Jodgeslo thepeople, but on ii
! representation 'of some influential lawyer
:. Irmn The West,ihatin Ohio, whose Cons
Z tuition had recently been adopted, and III
! choice bylhe people, had proved failur,
y y as one Judge Fion, in Cincinnati, one
= ihemost corrupt OF Judges, had been elevt
~ tad il tha hanchf aha Aid rlcf, N a.. 80