Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-18
WHles TplvmrnANr IN CoLumlus.-TAr

WHIGs TRIUMPHAET IN CoLuMtus.-Tac
Sale Journal of Wednesday says:
"The entire Wing ticket Of lEis city and
township was elected with sweeping msjorh
Ties. On Justice Of the Peace, where The
Locofooo nominee was one Of The County
Central Commimee, and was understood To-
be The Nebraska candidate, The Wing nom-
inee, Mr.. Jueksch, has between three and
-four hundred majority. Hundreds Of Geri
mans voted for him who have usually voted
The LocofOco ticket. We congratulate him
OH his election. and the business men, &C.,
Of Columbus on their good fortune in secu.
ring SO competent and genslemnnly an officer.
The Ohio Sale Journal establishment,
embracing everything except the building in
which ii is located, was sold a, public auc.
ZION on9Wednesnay Of las, week for The sum
OF $4,000, The purchasers were o. Fol.
len Of Sandusky City. and A., F. Perry Of
Columbus, Mr.. Foleu was formerly editor
of the State Journal, and Mr.. P. has also
frequently contributed 10 lis columns during
exciting political contests. The establish
men, will be continued by these gentlemen
though we believe they have no. yel'takeb
possession. },.a a.
Gov. Medill has been for several weeks
seriously indisposed. His case was so crit.
cal as 10 require The bes, medical attendance,
and grea, Tears were entertained Cor time
that all efforts would prove unavailinR. Last
week the symptoms were decidedly favora.
Bile, and if no relapse occurs, we may hope
soon 10 congratulate him on his return 10 his
official posl.--State Jour d1aa ta'
John Taggar,, Treasurer elect Of Morgan
county, Ohio, died with The Cholera al New
Orleans, short time since. lie bad taken
down ten flat boat loads ol flour, and was
about 10 return when he was attacked with
The disease with which he died,
LATER FROM Observation-Disclosures,
Wednesday, April 13.-The steamer Isabel
has arrived at this porl from Havana.
The Princeton sailed from Havana for
New York on the 9Th, with dispaiches.
The ship Columbia was atHavana when
lhe Isabel sailed. and i, was reported tha. the
Commodore refused 10 salute the Spanish
flag un,il The difficulties regarding the Black
Warrior had been setled. '' SO ''-. 'i."
The Chaales,on Courier says, that in ad-
di,ion 10 the fine, The consgnee Of the Black
Warrior had paid 5000 as back dues.
SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
April l2.-The Commercial Convention is
largely attended. W. G. Dawson was cho-
SEN President. #. .,ra -i
Resolutions were reported in favor OF .
Southern route for the Pacific Railwaw, In
favorof encouraging Southern manufactures
and direct inpor,a,ons, and establishing D
commerce with the river Amazon. tN .l,
n Speeches were made by Messrs. Jones OF
( Tenn, Leslie Coombs, and Albcf, Pike Of
Arkansas. The later gentleman denounced
% reliance on Congress 10 build the Pacific
). Railway. 4a r.. ,h.ga ... ..aa .r.
o BosroN, Thursday, April 13.-The New
y Brunswick papers speak Of heavy lreshe,s,
y consequent. upon heavy rains. Several
v bridges, mills, barns, fences and ca.,lo were
!, carried off.
=" The British Government has signifed lie
intention 10 concede 10 Newfoundland The
same system Of civil administration enjoyed
by other North American colonies.
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ID PHILADELPHIA. April l3.--The German
Catholics of this city held large indgna-
lion meeting a, the Museum last evening, TO
express their Indignation at The course ol
H. Judge Woodward, Of The Supreme Court in
S. committing eigb. Of the Trustees Of the Holy
,e Trinity Church to prison because they re-
fused 10 give up The church TO Bishop Nu-
mans party in obedience 10 the decision OF
to the Court. The German Catholics called
y. The Bishop jesuit, and protest against the
I'd attempts to get the church properly into The
hands Of the Bishop. They also call upon
American Catholics and all others opposed
10 the Iron rule Of Jesuism, TO sustain them.
3" The eight Trustees are sill in prison.,
q EXCITEMENT IN IRoNToN.-We learn from
- the Register that there is an active move
ment at Columbus for the repeal of the
charter Of the Ohio Iron and Coal Company
"the company which founded Ironton, and
W which has been the chief instrument Of its
c. rapid growth and success. The same papel
es says that Ralph Leet, one of their citizens
,d is at the head Of the movement. The mem
-, orial asking repeal is signed by Leet ant
-" James Steece.
A joint resolution has passed both branch
es of the Legislature to adjourn on the Is
&c of May. The sooner the better.