Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-08

being commenced between ihe West Col.
umbia Mining and Manufacturing Co., vs..
W,iI.s Stephens for "a subterranean right Of
way through the coal land owned by Mr..
Stephens Of this city. Tbs suh viii be uled
in Mason Eoun,y, Va, where ,be lands are
located lis decision will be- Of eonsiiera.
bic importance TO all holders of mineral
ands.-Cin. Com .5i-. 3Is q msa'
"A new temperance reform party Is s,ar..
ing in New York. 1t Is proposed 10 altow
The free and unlicensed sale Of liquors, bup
require thai every drinker should procure q
license before he, can legally purchase.
That will do, provided The license 10 drink
be costly enough. 2 Il is issugges,eds however.
that women shouldgive the license 10 drink.
and thar ii should be necessary for, q man.
10 show "permil'' from his wife and his.
minor children before he can iake hisglass.
We shall give our readers the proclanna.
lions Of Kossa,h and Muzzini TO morrow
They are documents Of peculiar character.
The Orientialisms ofslyle, and extravagarice
OF expression may perhaps be jus, the thing
Tor The people TO whom they were addressed.
The result of the outbreak al Milan Is any.
hing butencourogingfo the insurrecionisls.
Ii is probable that The whole plan has ex.
ploded and left the cause Of freedom still
worse than ii was before. There is moth.
ing in The present aspect oil Europe 10 lead
TO the conviction that any movement will
result in good. The cloud Of despolism 10
setllng down, dark and drcary, upon The
masses of her people, how long This will en-.
dure, no man can lell.-Siate Jour. @ W
GAGS DIscHARGEp.-The gentleman who
was arrested in New York, charged with
being The person who presented the forged
check al the Life and Trust Company, in
Cincinnati, has Ind his examlnuiion, and
has clearly proved an abb. Nolwilhslapd.
ing several persons swear he was in New
York al The time Of the Cincinnati, ,ransac.
lion, The Cashier who paid The money Is
more and more convinced that Gage is tho
man. The Judge said il was mysterious
case, but as the evidence prepopderated in
lavor OF The defendant, he was discharged.
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FIRE IN RAvENNA. -We are sorry TO-
learn that Ravenna has been visired by an
other severe fire. The large three story
building occupied by L. A: & r. A. Ghle,i,
(Senntor) was destroyed on Wednesday
morning. Their loss 10 from SIS GOO, TO-
$4,000. Hon. Darius Lyman los, his
library and papers. Several valuable Libra
res were destroyed. The building belonged
to Daniel Cur,iss, ofN. Y. kwas probably
the work Of an incendary. 'H -"
The Memphis Eagle of ,he s2d says Mr..
Caw.horn. of Holly Springs, was killed in
thai place on the 10Th, by man named
Roswell Cawthorn and Roswell had
quarelled, the later drew knife and Gu.
The jugular vein Of the former, causing him
TO expire almost Instantly
HEoUIsIT1oN FOR SIMMONS THE MuR.
DERER.-Officer R. M. Moore got home last
nigh. on the Fanny Smith. with requisition
from the Governor Of Louisiana fos the
murderer. Simmons. He is the fcaioW- -,who
murdered the f1alboaImem on a trading boat
in Bayou Tensas, Nalchez.
John P. Kennedy, Secretary of the Nssy,
has written very 1auering complimentary
letter to Capt. Ericsson on the subiee, of
his new invention. The Secretary hopes
and expects much COED 10 result from lhe
new motive power.
1t is confidently expected tha, Jenny Lind
(Goldschmid) will visit America again in
about year, and make another profession.
al tour. She would find hundreds Of thou.
sands ready 10 greet her.
PHILADELPHIA, March l.-The Isabel.
from Havana, has arrived at Charleston.
and reports MIR. Kings health improved
He is living al plantation near ManIanzas,
The use of which was rendered to him by
Mr.. Jenks The sugar house cure has been
lried BY Mr., King with great roief and san
guine hopes are entertained Of his recover.
ing. 10 .
Among the Isabel's passengers is Mr..
Jones, from Havana, private Secretary or
Mr.. King, with dispatches from Judge
Sharkey. for Washington. The Havana
authorities had attacked both the CrescenI
City and Empire City, opening the Havana
mails when the vessels were ready 10 start,
10 see what Creoles we're corresponding
with FiIibusIers. Judge Sharkey protested.
The Isabel left without examination. d
CoNFIscATIoN.-According 10 the lawsa,
present in force in Mexico, cargocs of oil
vessels clearing from any port in a state Of
rebellion against the constitutional author.
ties are Immediately confiscated On arriving
|, any other port in tho Republic. Itmat.
ers not whether the goods be the product Of
he country or of foreign growth, the same
nexorable law is enforced. We learn
rom The California papers that no less than .
i've cargoes, which have recently arrived q, !
Acapulco from Mazatlan, have been confs- !.
,oted, and The vessels carrying them heavily !
ined --"W ls.'t aa'-2 .91p'vl9 20
lla.r ..,sd, uo hla5ai ~ % euas
The 81. Louis police. in order 10 quell \
he riots on the Pacific Railroad, havs com. !.
nenced breaking up the drinking shansies
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