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

sold by Messrs Weaver and Wright 10 Mr..
Thomas S Slaughter. The daily paper has
been suspended.
latest FROM NoRwALK-I, is stated that
Miss GriswUld, who was dreadlully injured
by the NurwaIk accident, is much better,
and The other injured persons have so far re.
covered as 10 leave for their homes, or are
about TO do so. 89''}i
The JAPAN SQUADRON. The U. S. steam.
er Susquehanha. and sloops Of war Ply
mouth and Saratoga. and store ship Supply,
were Al Bong Kong in March. y
A9tell fo,I Na5 g sil6heta il 'hsl
northern pan OF Indiana, recently, which
entirely destroyed the fruit in tha. region
This year.
Jesse Hutchinson, a member of the well.
known Hutchinson family" died on Sun.
day, a, The WMer.Cure cstubIish ncnl, near
Cincin na.
The motion to dismiss the injunction in
The crow.bar bill case, which originated Ia
Cleveland. has been argued in the Circuit
Court al Columbus, and Judge Mclean Ius
taken il under advisemenl. The decision
will probably be certified to the clerk during
vacation.
The lronton Register says about half the
necessary stock has been subscribed for an.
other rolling mill in lhu, place. This will
make the third mill in thai place.
new war has broken oui in Cincinnati
between Bates o; The theatre, and Miss Eli.
"a L. gan, The actress 1t has got into the
newspapers. Bolh sides use hard words.
II is proper TO say that Bates is heartily
cursed by every body in Cincinnati. for his
grasping, niggardIy course us manager of
lhe National Theatre.
The Falmouth Co.on Factory, near Fred.
ericksburg, Va. was destroyed by fire on
Frlda, last. The loss is abou, $25 900. on
which there was an insurance oi $4,000.
Some forty hands are thrown Out Of em.
pIoymenl by the calamity.
lroduced inlo The Legislature, 10 consider
The expediency Of establishing Board OF
Railroad Commissioners 10 exercise a gen.
eral supervision over the railroads in the
commonwealth.
Lieut.. james WATSON has been ordered
TO The command Of The United States steamer
Fulton, now fting ou, a. Norfolk, whence
she " i'll again sail in perhaps week TO JUN
the Gulf Squadron.
Alfred J. Gouldman, sergeant 10 the
United States service, charged with killing
William Weldon. musician, al Fortress
Monroe, has been tried al Richmond, and
acquitted.
Mr.. Baker, the Superintendent on the Co.
umbus railroad, has given orders that the
speed Of all trains in crossing bridges over
the road shall be limited 10 six miles per
hour.
Government is 10 pay 100000 for the
Harrodsburg Springs properly, for western
Military Asylum.
A magistrate In Pittsburgh, the other day,
fined man TWO dollars and sky cents, for
swearing four oalhs.
|, is stated in some Of our exchanges lha,
The Stamped envelopes, contracted to be fur
nishpd the U S. Government, by G. F. Mes
bit. will be ready for delivery by the Is. O.
June.
: ABSTRACTION OF PAPERS IN THE MARTHA
WASHINGTON CAsE.--The circumstances o
. the robbery Of Emporium, papers, in the cas-
5 above mentioned, are these: On Saturday
y we'll dressed man called at the Office o
, Mr. Morton, dis,ric, attorney for the U. s.
. in Columbus, and begged permission IoIool
!, a, cpr,ain letter designated nsthe one writ
. ten by VIM Kissane, Of Cincinnati, 10 MI
/ Nicholson. who was clerk Of the sleame
Martha Washington Os the time she wn
r burned. on The Mississippi river. The leIIe
was written some lime IN February or Marc
y last, and was addressed 10 fictitious nam
n in New York.
>. Mr.. Morton, suspec'ing nothing, took tn
is letter from the desk and handed tito IN
/. stranger. who, after careful reading, re
). turned The same TO MIR. NJ, who replaced
,. in his files and Immediately after left III
,. Office; al about the same time, or q little
is ter, the stranger himself departed, On n
y turning to his cfice, after an hour or wv
70 Mr.. Morton discovered that the room hs
10 been opened and the Kissane letter stole
10 from its place. ,se, ...
a, I, is said that S. c. Burton has copy
the euer, and iha, another is ON file in Il
-, Department q, Washing.on.--Cin. Com.
~ Some Of The newspapers having intimate
u. that Attorney General Pugh knew mo
ls ubou, the distracted papers in the MART