The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-10-27

that Washington Citygwas filled with
yesterday concerning the failure
o. " noted steamship operator in. New
York. The rumor needs confirmation,
thrspgI the same paper heard on Mon
AN that on Saturday some three hun
dred Thousand dollars Of his paper was
offered in Wall-street without meeting a
pufchasef for any amount, or at any
rate. As
gkE The foreign residents making great
Preparations, to receive Koszta, on his ar.
rival. John Mitchell, on his arrival, is to
bcefeeted by a military and civic process
sion. and a banquet.
.sE1--. The Freeman's Journal is out in a
very sexcited article. stating that plan
has been laid to assassinate the Papal
Nuncio Monsgnor Bedini, who is now
staying in the. city, but very few, how-
ever, creditthe story.
sAT A large audience Of the Irish por-
ton of the citizens assembled on Monday
evening at the, Tabernicle to listen to the
lecturcsofo Thomas D 'Arcy NIECE, upon
"Thepresent and the past attempts to
establish the Reformation of Ireland"
.EE Three individuals have been ar
rested, charged with perpetrating the
murder Of Catharine Quigley, on Long
Island, and committed to prison to await
an examination The excitement near
the scencof the outrage continues una
batcd.s
re- The exilcd Poles and Hungarians
nowin New York, have taken measures
torform legion, and proceed TO Constan-
tnople to offer their services to the Sui.
tan in his war against Russia. Now is
the time for the exiles to pay to Russia an
installment Of the deadly hatred they
bear her, for series of bitter expressions
and shameful wrongs Cia Eng.
~
friend Of ours who came around from st.
Louis on a steamer Audubon informs us
that % couple of negro BARRIERS on the
boat become ather to familiar during the
trip, and in fact went so far as to take i'm
proper liberties with a couple of white
females. The passengers and crew, on
hearing Of their conduct, became cnrag
cd,end seizing the offenders stripped off
their clothes and bound them to the cap
stan; where they received about one hun
died lashcs, we'll laid on, for their out
rsgeous proceedings. AS soon as the
boat reached Kentucky they were set on
shore.ap No sooner had they reached land
than one Of theparty struck up favorite
jig on the banjo, while his partner dane
cd the hoe-down in legitimate Ethiopian
style. We hope Miss Stone will not use
this itemsas practical anti-slayery argu-
ment, or accuse us of hcralding outra-
gcous "free nigger" shines Gin. Eng.
slll Hii saaressl u s-1., Iaf ys17r5,i Z
Boar CASUALTIES loss of the
three steamers, Montauk, Robert Camp
bell and Lunette, at St. Louis, with con-
siderable freight on each, was .occasioned
by burning pitch on the Montauk for &C.
menting the deck.
The Georgetown, which sunk at Grand
Tower, is a total loss. Her. cargo consis
tediof the following articles, a portion Of
which will be saved in dam aged condi-
ition: g, ,035 barrels Flour; 100 casks Ba-
conf 26 hhds. Tobacco; 800 barrels Pork
and Lard; 600 sacks Corn; 40 barrels Oil;
80 bales Hemp; 200 coil bale rope; 900
sacks Potatoes; 100 barrels Apples; l02
head cattle, horses and hogs.
-rTnE METHoD1sr CHURCH SUIT.-It is
stated that the New York book agents are