Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-05

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The railroad from Dayton 10 Troy was
opened on Monday last.
Senator Wade has been quite unwell al
washington, but al The lasI aecoul was ro-
covering,
Horace Greeley has been invited TO de.
liver The address at The Indiana State Fair
the coming fall.
The Indians Of Minnesota have determined
10 stay where they are, contrary 10 the terms
OF the treaty. So there will probably be
trouble with them. ET f9H ,,,s7
The STEAMBOATS, have made their way
from Cleveland 10 Dunkrk. The first one
reached Dunkirk on Tuesday afternoon.
1t is said lha, Barnum has engaged the
Siamese twins for another tour through the
United States and Europe, at salary of
III 900 year.
The officers aud trustees in several vii
lagos and towns in The State have passed
Maine iqnor' laws, with various degreesf
OF s'ringency. |, now remains TO see if
they can enforce il.
Mrs. Stoves key TO Uncle Toms Cab.
in" will be issaed from Boston in few
days. Forly-six thousand copies have al.
ready been ordered, mostly from the South
Thiry.lour millions Of bounds of Maple
Sugar were produced in The United STATES,
in 1850.
Navigation has opened The whole length
OF the Miami and Erie canal, from Cincin-
nali TO Toledo.
The Crystal Palace, N. Y. will not be
ready for the reception Of articles before
the frs, Of June next.
On Friday night man was jammed be.
tween Two cars on construction uain, near
London, and 80 severely injured lha. he
died.
The population Of Columbus is increas.
ing Eigh. prisoners arrived at the Peni.
tenliarv on Saturday: five from Cleveland
and three III Cincinnati.
A hotel eight stories high is to be
erected in Albany, New York, in
which persons will be raised and low
cred to the different stories by a steam
dummy.
Prof. S. A. WYL1E, of Indiana Uni
versity, has been election Professor of
Mathematics at Oxford University, in
place Of Prof MATTHEWS, deceased.
It is stated that the whole number
Of books published in the United
States during the year 1852 was l, ,2SS.
Of these 322 were reprints of English
books and translations, leaving 966 as
the number Of American works.
The latest news from Europe an
nounces the close of the Montenegro
war. The Austrians modified their
demands, and the Porte had granted
them. The march of the Austrians
to the Crotian frontier is counterman-
ded.
The New York Canal will be open
ed about the 10Th of April.
An earthquake was lately felt in
the vicinity of Niagara Falls.
The Maine liquor law failed in the
Wisconsin Legislature by one vote.
The Directors of the Cleveland and
Wellsville road have determined to
continue their road to Wheeling, on
the Ohio side of the river.
The merchants of Baltimore are
taking measures to secure a line of
steamships from that city to Europe,
and also one to the southern cities.
The State election in Connecticut
will be held the first Monday in
April. A Governor, State officers
and members Of Congress are to be
elected.
AS Santa Anna is about to become
the ruling genius in Mexico, it will be
OF interest to know that while he har-
bors no unpleasant feeling towards
other nations, his whole hatred is con-
centrated upon the United States!
Ibis he distinctly avows.
The Wing State. Convention of Penn
sylvania met at Lancaster, on Thurs
day, Of last week, andnominated Moses
Pownallfor Canal Commissioner, A. K.
McCluer for Auditor General, and
Christian Myers for Surveyor General.
The Minnesota Legislature adjourn
ed on the 9Th instant. Among the
important measures passed, was the
New County bill, and the Western
Railroad bill. A liquor bill passed tho
Council twice, and was twice defeated
in the House.
The celebrated DR.. Rae has arrivedat
Liverpool to make preparations for hii
overland expedition in search of Sn
John Franklin, and to finish the survey
of tho ,,o,,Lbo,.,, ooocL oP I.~oo..o n.