Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-24

10 print children's books on. Il is dearer
than paper, bu, The children can't tear it.
Judge Burne,. one Of the early ssetlers OF
Cincinnati, and for many yeurs man Of
role in Ohio, died a, Cincinnati on Thurs.
day week, al the advanced age OF 82. lie
was native Of New Jersey. Nearly sixty
years ago, he remnved 10 Cincinnati, then
mere collection of log cabins, and com.
menced The practice Of his profession. which
he pursued with grea, success and useful
ness, and his commanding influence and
wsal,h appear . have Kept pace with The
Iuzaiiab eN|t q AZ ltM5lk6hID bs.pI.s
with whase history bis subsequent lie was
identified. He was for many years Judge
Of the Supreme Coun Of Ohio, served pan
of term in The Unled States Senate, and
declined reelection. He was q Senatoriq
delegate 10 The Harrisburg Convention, and
abored hard 10 secure the nomination by
tha. body of General Harrison. who wus his
early friend, anG SO continued 10 The time of
his death.
BURNING SPRIEG.-A gentleman who re-.
Gently made a "trip Of lew miles up the
Lule Muskingum valley, reports TO us that
he visited burning spring. on The farm Of
Abraham Guylon, in Lawrence township,
and he is confident, SHAT there is n sufficient.
quantity Of gas 10 igh. up u city the size Of
Cincinnati" The spring is about ten miles
from Marietta. Our informant suys il is
we'll worthy OF visit, as q remarkable curl.
osi,y, and he also suggests that The gas may
be conducted here, and SO furnish good
and cheap light for the whole town" Who
will move in The mauer?--Marieita Int.
Alexander Moseley, senior eduor Of The
Richmond Wing. has been nominated as The
Wing candidate for Congress in The AIbe.
marie district. The Richmond Times say s:
The Wings of this Stale have now three
editors IN the field for Congress, wiz: Mr..
Snowden in the Alexandra. MIR. Slerrel in
the Parkersburg, and Mr.. MoSeley in The
Albermarle district. We hope .ha, these
gentlemen will fight hard for The honor Of
the craft, and ,ha, we shall have The pleas.
ure Of recording the election oI oil Of them.
The Indictment found BY the Grand Jury
of The United S,ales Cour. a, Columbus,
against Cole. Klssane. the Chapins, and 9th.
ers, is one Of the most remarkable legol pa.
pers ever drawn up in the Slale. Ii occu-
pies ,hirty-seven closely.wriIien pages oI
large folio pnper. One Of the counsel for
the defendants employed clerk TO make q
copy of this indictment; the bill for The seme
was $15.
The Administration are holding back The
appointments for foreign missions until they
can also fill The consulate. The reason i;
apparent. They fear that those disappoinl
ed in Obtaining missions will press for the
Consulaies. II is said that the AdminiSlra
lion have determined 10 appoir, no more
foreign Ministers from among the numte
who have before enjoyed lhem.-BaltimOr'
Sun.
The various religious Societies OF lhi
country have held their anniversaries in N
York the pas. week. The reports show
decided increase upon The resources oil las
year. Though The exacl sums are not full.
ascerlained. it is probab that the followin!
advances will be realized: The Tract Soci
ETY. viii have sun total OF receipts q
1884 627 for the year ending May, 1865
agains, $342.749 the preceding yrur. Th
Bible Suciely will have S346 600 in add
,ion 10 100000 raised as q special fund fo
The erection of the new Bible House, aguin'
$308 .745 The preceding year. The Amer
can Board will report for the eigh. month
since its anniversary $l86 682. The HON
Missionary Sociely will report Stills
against $lO6 .O6s the preceding year. Th
, American and Foreign Christian UnioI
$62 900, against $54 600 last year, I'll
Seamen's Friend Society, $22, 800, again
SCI 300 last year.
The CRYSTAL PALAcE.-OVer 400 me
are a, work ON the New York Crystal Pa
ace, and i, is said it will certainly be rtac
by the Is, of June. The American qua,t
of the building, which is The northeast CO
ner, adjoining The relreshmenI saloon' h
been given over TO the hands Of the Ossoci
u ,ion, ,ha, The cases, tables, &C., for the dt
c play Of goods, may be arranged. The d
IS par,men, Tor machinery, agricultural imPl
J men,s, SC, which ia distinct from this,
d not ye, prepared. The roof is now near
complete. exceP. the dome. and the tiot
n will BIZ finished in 40 hvurs after the dor
II is up. The officers ot the Sandman lrlg'
S. which arrived on Sunday, were surprised
'e no, finding The exhibition open.
: Theodore A. Rossie, q clerk in The N
York pos, Office, was detected, on Thursd
y, last, in The acl Of breaking open foreign
rs ,ers and rifllng them Of V'luab'e confer