Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-11-29
By lhem in lurn. but not 0lher.

remembered by them in Iurn. but not Olher.
wise.
ANOTHER Coalition. nine ballot.
irgs, the Legislature Of Vermont have sue.
ceeded in eeciing United Sia,es Senator
in lh- place VI Mr. Phelps. Whig. Judge
Ktiog DEM. is the successful candidate.
and was elecIed by three votes over his
Whig competition, Judge Coamer. The
election il seems was effected by coalition
between The -Freesoilers and Democrats.
IMPORTANT ARREST the 3lsl ultimo,
as We learn from the Cleveland ,Ohio) Jour,
nal, s. ID Baxter was arrested a, Franklin
Mills on charge of making and dealing in
counterfeit money. In his house were
found some SIS 900 Of counterfeit, bills ON
the Stale Bank cf Ohio, S,ae Bank Of lndi.
ana, the Unadilla, and olher Banks. The
tens upon The State Bank Of Ohio are exec
lent counterfeils.
| The New York money marke, is decided.
lly easier. Stocks have risen ten per Cent.
within the las.week. Every thing indicates
that money for Legitimate purposes will be
Obtained al lower rates than il has for some
lime pasl.-Er
THE MASSACHUSETTS PRomBIToRY LIQ.
uoR LAw.--The Salem Observer says: al
, the last term Of the Supreme Court. which
has been held in Salem, the week past,
, quite number Of cases arising under the
new liquor law were decided by the full
bench. They were all submitted TO The
Court wilhou. argument both by the coun.
/ sci for the defendants. and by the Attorney
. General Choale, for The Commonwealth
. The opinion of the Court was delivered on
a Thursday in all the cases, overruing all the
exceptions which had been taken, and mo.
lions in arres. ofjudgmen, which had been
+ made, and sustaining bolh the law forms
i of indictment and complaint under il. We
believe new trial was ordered in one case,
l. and tina, one which the points reserved had
IS nothing 10 do with The pecuiariies Of This
r law. The special points decided we are
n unable 10 give at present.
,s MAcKEREL Fisheries BosToN, Nov. s2.
a. The last Of The mackerel fisheries arrived
:. al Gloucester yesterday. The season has
!. been the most Improbable for many years.
lie The u. s. ARMY.-Gen. Scott has issued
u general order, assigning the command Of
the Departments as newly organized Gen.
\. Wood takes The Eastern Department. Gen
.. Twiggs The Western, Gen. P. +. Smith, ,he
=. Texan, Gen Garland The New Mexican
in and Gen. E, A. Hitchcock the Pacific De-
,v par,menL
ne The Washington Union of Wednesda,
= publishes a leuer from Attorney Genera
re- CUSHING. in relation 10 recent case in Iii
a nois, in which a suit was brought against
er United States Marshal for damages for
X wrongful ares, Of q negro as fugitive slave
oil Mr.. CUSHING saws the case cannot be taken
I'd out ofthe State Courts, but advises the Pres
idenl 10 employ counsel 10 defend the Mar
J., sha.
At During tie recess of Congress the hall o
u the House Of Representatives has undergone
nd a complete and thorough renovation. The
he nall, conmiuee rooms, &c, have been fitted
'r, up with great lasIe and elegance.
~ 1t is now admitted that The speech of Mr.
h SoULE 10 the Queen Of Spain, on presenting
his credentials, was first submitted TO tn,
n, Spanish Ministers. and that il was materially
m modified in some Of lis paris. Ii strikes us
m m that this is strange proceeding and 10, very
b,, honorable 10 the character of Mr.. SoULE, a
- an American Ambassador.
nd SrUNKY.-The TIards in the city OF Ne,
York, being expelled from Tammany Hal
N. by The SofIs, have appointed a commiuee O
p .hiny one, to procure an eligible site for
-, new Hall, 10 be dedicated TO their use in fii
vs 'ure operations. This looks like perman
r. ence.
ed The lutcs, advices are that KoszTA wa
he released on the l4th October. ,cithoM condi
lion, acknowledged as citizen Of The Unite
q. States, and placed on board The Sul,ana
i, bound for Boston. This was done befor
no m MARcy's letter reached Austria.
Liquor LAW IN VEsMoNT-The new
democratic Governor of Vermont, in his in
augurul address lakes strong ground agains
the Liquor Malne) Law, iniimaling that tn
Legislature manscended iIs power in enact
ii. ing it, and that il is lyranical and inoperu
tive. as we'll as in some respects unconSIiIu
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