Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-26

Ma BveHANAN's OoNDrloSss--I. 10 now
ulledged thar Mr.. Buchanan's acceptance of
the appointment TO England, was made TO-
depend on several conditions. dictated by
him, which were agreedlo by the President
l. That PehhsyltanIa should not bgk
charged with his appointment, as Il was un.y
solicited. 7r'i Tst, apfflGW 0aW
2. That he might return as soon as he
had concluded the two especial subjects
entrusted 10 him, to-wil; ihe Fisheries, and
the disputed clauses Of The Clayton and
Bulwer treaty f
3. That he be allowed to manage the
business after his own fashion,
| 4. That his appointment should be con.
frmed by the Senate before ii adjourned.
Mr.. Marcy urged The Cubinel 10 acceP,
the services OF Mr.. Buchanan on these con.
diliouS. .44 4s FS
The Hon. VIM. A. Graham was near
being killed on The l9.h inst, on his way
from Raleigh 10 Hillsborough, North Car
olina He go, oul Of his buggy 10 arrange
some part OF The harness, when his horse
took fright and run off, throwing him down
and drawing the wheel Of the buggy over
him. We are happy 10 learn that he is inn
proving, and we hope that he will soon en-.
,rely recover, t 2
The bill before the Massachusetts Legis-
laiure providing for the payment Of the
damages caused By the burning Of the Ur-
suline Convent BY mob has been lost.
A subscription has been started in Boston
10 relieve ,be Marshheld estate Of Mr..
Webster from i.s eDcumbrances, and secure
il 10 his heirs. The probabilities are Thar Is
will no. succeed. pass .n
A foul murder was supposed TO be com.
miued al CuyahoBa Falls, on Thursday
morning. Evidences Of The deed are abun-
dnn,. The body was thrown over The bridge
into ihe Cuyahoga river, but has not ye.
been found. There is much excitement.
LOLA MoNTEz A PRINTER. - Lola Montez
recenti, astonisbed lhe hands in ihe Cincin-
rali NonrareiI office, BY going ihere and
taking The "s'ick" and ''ruie," and selling
up communication she had wriien in reply
10 some assertion made by the editor Of .hs
Sun.
The Gardiner case is yei on hand. The
Republic has about six columns of testimony
daily. Ii is lorger than The Martha WASH
inglon case
Gov Wood has appointed DR.. Wayne
Griswold. of Circevie, member Of the
Board Of Public Works in tho place Of Col.
Manypenny, resigned.
Sentence of death was pronounced on
Spring, The Philadelphia murderer, on the
10Th. By permission. Spring made short
speech in which he renewed his assertions
of his own innocence, and his sons guilt;
; but expressed his willingness TO die, and
said he would meet his fate without a fear.
A lover of ,he French Empress, who had
courled her lor long time before her mar.
riage, and had been encouraged by her in
order 10 use him as line for The Emperor,
, recently reproachcd her bucrly, and then
} rl, her presence and blew his own brains
out.
HOWARD, TIE MURDERER The Mays.
vile Express Of Inc l9lh. says that Howard.
under sentence of death. and who lately
broke uu, of the La Grange Jail, has been
: arrested in thai CITY by cops,ables Bridges
and Coburn.
The Siamese Twins .,have commenced
d their exhibitions d, Boston -haviag passed
u through New York city last week on their
way there.
e 1t is proposed in Boston 10 enlarge Fam
d euil Hail, preserving its present Iorm, but
n somewhat modifying ii. The cost Of the
, alteration is es limaIed al 81 800.
A vote on The question of repeal Of the
S amended Name law of Rhode Island, was
a taken at The ule election in ,ha, State, and
2 resulted in maj'rhy of 1000 against re-
: peal,
The Sandusky Register says there is a
rumor thai Harlow Case, late Collector OF
that pot, has absconded with $4,000 OF
+. Government lunds.
g The Powder Mill Of Mr. Wa,clhouse, stu.
S a,ed about six miles from Portsmouth,, blew
: up on Monday last.
Judge N. C. Reed, OF Cincinnati, has re.
moved TO California. He was formerly on
the Supreme Bench Of this State.
: The New York Legislature has taken a
q recess lil the 24h Of May.
Senator Chase, Of this State, is delivering
:, speeches in New York State.
d The Chicago papers charge lha. the Di-
0 reclors of the Railroad from Cincinnati 10
IS 81. Louis have expendid $4,000 to $50 900
in lobbying, u, the Illinois Legislature, TO
4 defeat The charlering Of read from Terre
a Haule 10 81. Louis.
u VIcToR CoNsIDERANT, one oil me most
9 prominent among the disciples Of Charles
Fourier, is on his way to Cincinnati, in COM
'' pany with Albert Brsbone. After remain.
81 ing there some lime these gentlemen intend
10 proceed on tour up the Missouri river
N in quest of a desirable site for a grand
e phanIanslery. This move nent differs from
y that OF Cabei and his lcarians al NauVOo,
, in that The latter hold to community OF
properly, while The FORMER are simply AS
;, socialonisIs, and believe in modified form
= Of partnership.
j. MYSTERIOUS DlsAPPEARANcE We were
oi informed BY Marshal Rdffin, yesterday