Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

he s. ulIimo, says the revelations had been
proclaimed az Monterey, and J, was rumored
Ihai Caryljtl wns there. Col. Mon,ero, Of
he regular Mexican army, Naacspmred Nv
him. Cannios escaped NheA CaEisnaa vas
arrested, bul = since reporled . b murder.
ed BY some Rancheros. General Mcssa
had golup a pronnnciamenlo and WasJnAIchs
ing on Zacca,ecas. The regular forces
were again defeated by the revo,ed National
Guards, and returned 10 Ma,amoras badly
Tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany invites proposals FOR 8l,a5o, 600 DISK
per cent. coupon bonds, redesmable ip,l885.
PRovIDRNcR, Jan. 10, The Whig caucus
on Tuesday nominated Samuel g. Arnold
for Uni,ed States Senator. Il was Intended
10 proceed 10 an election to-day, but the Sen.
ate adjourned, by party vote, after session
Of few minutes. The Senate will probably
refuse 10 proceed 10 on election hereafter.
large LOT Of goods, belonging to the
Clyde Print Works. Warwick, were burnt
on Tuesday night. Loss $25, 900. Insured.
here. i, ..., s.s.s.e 4,
MAssILLoN, Jan. l4.-Fire broke Out in.
this place las. nigh, abou, o'clock, In NJ.
Haines store on Erie Street. destroying all
the frame buildings 10 ihe square, mud but
for the undrinR exeriions Of The citizens ,her
whole range Of brick blocks on Main street
would have been destroyed. Loss Abou.
twenty thousand dollars. Among those
burned out. are Wilmington, jeweller, Hnrshsr
umbrella maker. Eiaines, grocer Lehman,
grocer, Goodspeed, jeweller. Hinderer &
) Sbec, grog shop, besides 10, Of frame resi-.
: dences and barns belonging TO those burned
out. Mos. of The goods belonging 10 tho
above were saved. @olL
CAlRo ClrY.-Sevcn hundred hands are
, now nj work raising and widening the To-.
/. wees around Cairo for The. better protection
q of the city fiat from inundalion. When
:. completed, these lcyees will be Twelve fee,
> abode the point reached by the food ol ~,
:, and eighty feet wide on ,he iop. The Cen.
!, ,ral railroad will pass entirely around the
: city, probably on The top Of The levees, and
as tho mater Of making all repairs required
A upon them, devoves upon the railroad com.
\, pany, the good people Of The future city will
E rest at ease inside, bidding the foods put
S. side defiance. .,.t.l s.d, 3, .,,3
ID New YORK, Jan. IS, rM-The Asia for
q, Liverpool, and the Empire City, for Havana,
&c are detained this morning by terrific storm
" of snow, and which is now prevailing
10 The illinois, from Aspinwall, has just come
~ in, disabled. 4
ne New York, Jan. 13, 2P. M--The storm
Al continues TO rage with grea, violence, with
e. heavy snow. Accounts from the interior
C. state that the storm is violent along the line
H. of the Erie railway, and the snow in some
SO places is SO deep that the trains are detained.
IS, A Washington correspondent Of the New
w York Herald is demonstrating that the people
of of Cuba are unf, and incapable Of sustaining
be Republican Government As the Herald
= is The Locofoco organ Of New York we in
isr from ,his course thar filibus,erism, since
the speeches Of Mason and Cass. is slightly
re below par. Il is rather curious 10 see such
fe' sentiments In the Herald Ut this time.
"s WHEELING BaIpeE.--The frs, Monday
be in February, The day fixed by the Supreme
g CourI, for abaling the Wheeling Bridge Is
on close al hand, and no steps have yet beer
no taken in Conges 10 prevent the cnnfiic
Gle which may perhaps ensue between iht
min power Of Congress and the power of ,h,
nv Supreme Cuurl; and we are left 10 infer iha
Of Congress intends TO do nothing in the prem.
lie, ises, but will leave matters TO take theil
legitimate course.--Marieiia Inleliigencer
A man by the name Of Lemuel Jamei
ha. was killed by one Reed, near rum hole, il
ro' Pqua, on the evening Of the 18th inst. 'rh,
ro. parties had been drinking, and quarrelet
abou. something. James slapped Reed il
Mr. the face, and Reed stabbed lanes ,hrc'
n,o times, from the effects Of which he died il
in three quarters ol an hour. Reed is in Jail
ac, The City Marshal Of New Bedford, Mass.
bill recently destroyed .welve barrels Of LIQUOR
Tor which had been condemned by the polio,
iis court; also we have seen within few day
!. accounts Of liNuor destroyed in many olhe
10Y places in Massachusetts.
There 10 4 threatened disruption Of ih
n' Church of England, the leaders Of The ilg
on, Church having resolved, il is said, 10 ceced
- and connect with The Episcopal Church Q
90 Scotland.
Ind The grand opening Of the Baltimore an
ent Ohio Railroad came of al Wheeling o.
ow Tuesday, the 11lh. 1t was celebration Z
f. the completion of the road TO the Ohio rivel
+. and is said 10 have been very in,eresiin
in occasion. s--s- A
I is Gov. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts, has ID
II sued proclamation announcing the vie {
lny the people in favor OF Convention 10 reyis
tbs the Slale Constitution. Delegates are TO-
in chosen on The first Monday in March, en-
and The Convention 10 assemble on the fir
on Wednesday in May, 1858.
10 1t is said thai 66O, ,563 slaves are owne
40 in this country by ministers Of the gosps
sue and members Of The different protesiar
- churches, viz: Sl6,563 by The Msihodisls
- 1900 BY the Presbyterians, l25,Oo0 by III
u Baptist, $4,000 by the Epscopaiians, 1O1,
sue by The CampbelliIes, and $4,000 BY olhe
ole denominations: as bai ro'a, a,l
bis Rev DR.. Cruig's New Telescope, a
wo Wadsworih Common, England, is the lar
gesl in the world; the tube is 85 feet Z
length, and the telescope magnifies The moo
nd 10000 times. ft3's
in s.g, 81
,iih Tho Inauguration Of the Jackson Monv
nv. men, Ct Washington Guy, took place o
,ns last Saturday. Il is said 10 have been