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

BALTIMORE. Ocl. 4-By the mail .lhis
morning, We have New O'leans papers Of
lhe 28.h ul.
AdviceS from Mexico say that il was ru-
morcd ,hal hoSrlnies had commenced in The
Mrsi la Valley early in September.
The Diaro of the 8,h says. officially, that
adyices from Gen. rrias, under date of
August 18Th, thai no difficulties had ycl oc-
Cured and that he apprehrnded no collision
with the forces Of Gen. Garland
The Mexican papers are generally op.
posed 10 granting The righl of way 10 the
Pacific Railway through Mexican territory.
BUFFALO, OCt "A terrible gale has oc.
Cured on the lake.
| A wreck was seen on the Canada shore,
with three men clnging 10 it.
The steamer MAY flower fred 10 tu 90 10
their assistance. but the sea was so high that
she had 10 return TO port. The wreck was
afterwards seen with only one man on ii.
ALBANY, Oct. A. -Chevalier IIuIseman is
here, and had n long interview with Secre-
lary. Marcy yesterday. 1t is rumored that
Kozsla is 10 be i,leased and returned 10 this
country.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4-The Department
Of the Inferior yesterday received eler
from Co. Wynkoop. the United States
Marshal of the Eastern District OF Pennsyl.
vanih, s'a.ng that three of his deputies were
on the point Of being arrested, on State
warrant charging them with riolous or lille.
gal conduct in the execution OF warrant
from Justice Grier, Of the United States
Courl, for the arrest Of negro claimed as
slave by lshmun Lcilh. of Virginia. The
Marshal asks authority 10 employ counsel,
and incur the necessary expense in defend.
ing suit
Tho Secretary replied by telegraph, di-
recllng the Marshal 10 lose no lime in con.
suIing the district attorney. and taking any
defense necessary. assuring him that the
department., us well as The entire govern
menl is determined At all hazards, and al
any cost, 10 carry gu; the provisions of the
fugitive slave law.
Secretary Dobbin, accompanied by Capt.,
McGruder. lett This morning 10 visit aud IN
Specl the various navy yards through the
| Nufln"rn DldleS.
Jrff rson Davis is to he acting Secretary
Of the Navy during Mr. Dobbin'S ab> nee
Edward Flngg, Of 81. LOUIS. and late con.
sui n, Venice. has been appointed To posi-.
,l"n in lhe copyright bureau, in the SluI'
department. just vacated by Chas. Lanman
To OFFICERS OF Public ScHooLs.--W e
would respectfully suggest To Teachers or
Suprrlnlpndrnts 81 Union Schools and boards
oi Education, The importance Of preparing
aud pub 'lShjng full statistics of their schools;
If il is not Consistent TO print them in
pamphlet form lei them be inserted in the
weekly papers. 1t is only necessary 10
have these facts properly presented to the
people OF Ohio, or any other Stale, 10 Sc.
cure the immediate adoption OF measures for
The introduction of such schouls in every
town containing over $50 children of school
age, Ia addition 10 The ordinary statistics
Of the numbers instructed, the costs per
scholar, etc. 1t is very desirable that the
number Of pupils formerly instructed in pri.
vdle schools. previous 10 the commence.
men, o; The Public Schools, The COS, per
scholar, and the aggregate expense, ETC..
should be careful y asccuained and cleally
presented. Such Iacls sh hould Immediately y
be put on record; for The day is soon coming
when people will look back with wonder TO
the lime when they were accustomed To pay
! twice as much for luliJn as ii costs in Pub.
lie Schools. and then receive an inferior
! arlice.--Journal of Education.
over TRUE'-The foll,wing toast was
given At Il rullroud dinner a, Detroit, lately
EditOrS-laddcrs on which politician:
climb 10 pOwer-pioneers in all great enter
prises the only class whose labor is its owr
! reward--lhe hardest worked, the poores
n paid, The most seI.sacrifcng and bes
e abused Of u i the professions.
In Bddelord, Maine, at tho late election
> an old man who performed The duties of
sweeper Al the machine shop. was brough
. forward as n candidate for the SAFE LegisIa
:. ture. aud elected by majority Of 1873!
e AT one Of The largest wholesale ware
t houses in Boston, the hend corresponding
clerk is young woman. 'who writes q beau
$ Hrul, rapid hand, and rulfls the duties o
II her situation 10 the complete satisfaction q
. hen liberal employer.
There are three candidates for Secretary
of State in Wisconsin. all Of whom are ed
4 lors of newspapers. Who says editors ar
not in sometimes.
a A Touch FELLow.-The Cincinnati Ga
aeiie states thai a man fell to the grount
l. from five story building in that city o'
- Friday last. and TO the aslnnshmpnt q
everybody, GOT up and walked into the house
i The Boston Post has a letter from Homo
h lulu which states that The U. S. Cnnsu n
" that port cleared The snug sum Of $4,000
The las, yeur
= Gov Clifford. Of Massachusetts, has de
k clined being a candidate for real clion.-
II Abbot Lawrrnce and Rufus Choate also re
fuse u be considered candidates for In
y nomination.
d A bird standing five tect high, Ave Zee
d eight inches from Tip IN Zip oI the wings ha
been shot AT Ozaukee, Wisconsin. It's col
e or is blue. with green lull on The head.
IL Kate Hays the Swan of Erin, has create
10 great excitement in musical circles al VA
y pRraiso, where she is giving concerts.
a DAMAGTS FOR A RAILROAD ACCIDENT
-. II, Ctayane nr Kinoshurv Ind him