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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of d

i New Hereby
ing claims JACOB hfLOR late Of the cry OF New
YORK Car enter decesed present. The sre wrh youchr
thereof 70 sutscter bis residence No yl sonn sst
the Ct Of before the eshh day o August
Dated New YoTk. the fourth day OF February. 1884
avon JOHN Ga r.xecator
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the County q New York Notice hereby given all pers
having claims szspst ELIAS THOMAS iae Of the City Ut Ne
Yo deceessd 20 present the with vouchers thereof %
,ufscrber Al his dsnce No 20j 10 the City u Ne
York on ~ he jh day u July nsXtDated Newi osk
18th dsy @ Deceuber, .6J. -
y laygtr 81 JOHN DELANATER, Admin stfst0r
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EOR SHREWSBURY. LONG BRANCH, HIGH-

-. ~ =. y" a S ~ 81 ~ 80 l..ve
ioih Rotlrsor.' Pier SATURDAY, June TO- a. i.a "a
F.ls :. The proceeds trip I'LL - :,
All he Of chufch FOR the Prssbpensn
Rcd PsnG
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of t

County SeYors Notice hereby gwen 70 al persons hsvn
Claims LEONARD BUDD AZ Of the City Of New Yors
deceased present the N vouchers heroi 20 TIE nl
scber al h. the Sdth st. IN the Sy Of New
York before thirteenth day Of June neNi-Dsed New
40 i t s' " CAAgLFs GAyLOR Administrator
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Arrived.

PORT OF NEW YORK,
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SUPREMF COURT.-In the matter OF the ApPlica-
- Mayor Ae'Tef Coamoral,y q ths Cny OF
Nv Yofk relative g the OPENING Of ElCHrYfIErh
STREET Thrday ~ l Las River N ne CITY Of view f0rf
NOTICE hereby That th, charges and expenses In
cud 1n the ufoceedgs the above entitled matter
viii BE- s1ed - s els q e Supreme cssr a. s one, ~ .hs
Of June 1854 G. sdcl9ck \. New YOrt. Nay ~, lsH
S ;5a & s; S Slo'Er, COMMISSIONS
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C,TPREME COURT Seneca County.-The PRES

= III ,,rtIgvT
You hereby summoned 20 sns"er the complaint
IN n action I'd Clerks Office Of seneca County
o. the twerfyhh April 1854, and
Oh my No - Tnty sudno, Broadway, In the
CRY twenty after the hereof excu
day s1ch and tai % answer the rom
plaintiffs will Judgment ngsins'
sog Pity Dollars with thereon rom the sd
March is2 becs Sev YORK April % 1885,
3. SKAATS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
MI No. Is third n0orj Trinity Buldns. brOadyAy
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IN PURSUANCE OF an Order Of the Surrogate OF the

County e. Notice hereby given 10 81 pelso" hiht
claims nssn.f MARY Ann HANrSETr late OF the CITY 81 Ne"
Yok deceased present the with vouchers thereof 70 me
,nerber at No ~ Jhns IN the CITY Of We" fofs oH
or before seventeenth day Vi July Nsm a9sr th
'Ou''''N" w AiminislIr Nc
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first Eutnilly E0lIioll,
MONDAY AFTERNOON, = O'CLOCK.
sale. n, tn, stock Exchange. .JCSE L

~ Nalcnl ! nicefo NN-... 7
90 Cleveland 8 Toledo kk.
IL. EIie Railroad.
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Of hPTefy gYen 20 81 ptfOhs
Lsyps against THOMAS LOUGHRAN. ls,e Of the CITY OF
Coscusr deceased the wiih voucher
ter.of 10 thu Subscribers the Office Of lease C. smith NO ~
Wallet IN City Of SewYork before The ~ enieth day o.
Sovsnber A. dated Ne-Yoik the 18th day OF May soi
JESSE & SMITH. Admins la'0r
,r.,s isuewoU- MARY LOUGHRAN. AimiBls'rstriN
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ny ORDER Of MOSES sWEEZY. Esquir,

Dl ORDER 81 MUSES. SNEE-i' ief"'N'
ID S rpt, Ju6. ofte County VI Orange, OF he degree o
ou.e or in Supreme Courr. 9" the STATE OF Ne"i
attachment has ssl against the -
t.fe OF JORGE REEN nonresident debtor Al" 'h s
.eue IN be- s, 81 hs debts A. ss ne apeH a
such eccoang aw within nine months ifon
the fr ruicaou hs notice. and that the pymni OF 'nS
by This state and the delivery 20 hh
or tor any property within this STATE beonsnK 20
which dovs g-fee, ~ on ric ana nc
tr. Of an, - psopo-ty forbidden b. law and are
80 n.,.a I'm. is.4 SHARPE WINFIELD,
''s''s4f.vcr-,N Att'ys lor Attaching Ciedtof
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the County NewYork, notice y hereby gwen 20 AZ p'n
having claims asLin1t ROBERT fEIrOkEM Ge o. me Oly %
New Yo stouecutter. deceased. present the sane
voucher. tsrsof ~ subscrls The Office OF MATTE"
KANF No the City Of Ne fofA' on OF e'ot.
the 3Oth November uexLDaed New York IA" <'th "Ay
May, Ii LII. ~ ~ ~ = ~ .j,. ,,a,ri,
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

SATURDAY, June l2-2 7. NJ.
SUBTITLE Market quiet for Pots at s. ~ and steady
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
telegraph Case Decided.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Jan. 30.-ln the
case Of Morse VS.. O'ReiIly in The Supreme
Court Of the Uniled STATES to-day the CourI
decided ltal Prof. Morse is the invenler o
the elecIro magnetic Telegraph against The
world. That The first seven claims Of his
pa.en, are valid without qualifications; that all
the claims OF his second palen. are valid
WITHOUT urYu~l!Goarion.4llTh declaraiory or
eighth claim Of his patent is 100 broad and
ought TO be disclaimed, but as il had been
sustained by the patent Offices and The Cir
cui, Courts, Morse is not in fault for dis
olaiming,iha. the injunction granted by the
Kentucky Court, shall be made perpetual
but wilhoui cost, because the rights claimed
by The frs. patent has no, been discloimed
Upon the eighth clam, Judges Green
Nelson and Wayne gave powerful descan'
ling opinion. 40 '''2 f''H '' e ~
The defendants used wha,is known as The
Columbus instrument. .t'io .'*'d 'sN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07


DREADFUL STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN-NEw
ORLEANS. Jan. 29.--The steamer Georgia.
from Montgomery, exploded her boilers last
ughl while q. The wharf in This city, by
which sad accident lorly persons, mostly
passengers, were killed, and a large number
wounded. About one.half Of those killed
were coIored persons. The Others were whites,
consisting of The crew and passengers. Some
were dreadfulIy mangled and so much dis
figured that il was impossible to recognize
Them. The boat was blown inlo fragments,
and, being set fire TO, burnt TO The waters
edge, with Ser cargo consisting Of twelve
hundred bales OF cotton, and other merch.
andize 10 Aaa a
The boat is total loss. Cotton insured
The passengers who lost their lives wert
mostly from The South, especially from Al
abama, and North and Souih Carolina
They were bound Tor Texas in the Pampero
The officers and crew were saved. The lis
containing The namee Of the passengers was
burnt, so that it is impossible to aScerloir
The names of the killed. Some warehouses
on the wharfwe burnt, having caught fire
from the boat.
SECOND DEsPArcH.--II is now estimated
thar there were sixty Of The passengers or
board of The Georgia either drowned OIL
burned to death. All The baggage and mon
ey was lost, amounting 10 over $8O,ooo
The boa. was valued at $4,000 There
was on board The steamer nearly 200 pas
sengers, principally emigranIs going 10 lex
as, and slaves.--Bah. Sun. .g.aiea
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07

Was a large speculative demand Tor Lard.
and 400 iuns suld during the week at $50
58s ~ eva. Smal business doing in Tai-
low, bui prices firm a, 6isO63s. Holders
domand an ADVANCE; sales OF Nonh Ameri.
cam NJ SIS. hs.--s ~
Small business doing in Teu, anG The mar
ket was dull. Coffee dull; Sugar market
firm and bore.
GENERAL lNTELLIGENcE There is no ac-
nal news Of importance except ,bai Europe
is waiting with trembling anxiety for the
answer Of the Car which will determine
the question OF peace or war against France
and England. The answer is hourly ex-
pecled. Consols huclualing largely during
the week. Closing al 81.
The details Of the battle OF C,ale show q
brilliant victory for the Turks. There was
tremendous slaughter on both sides. The
baue lasted TWO days. The Russians los
A 900 killed The Turks afterwards al
acked the Russian Reserve, drove them
back with immense slaughter, took Canton
demolished the Russian Qualifications, anc
returned 10 Kalalal.
The Car is terrifying Sebastapol and The
coast of Crimea. He has caused all the
light houses 10 be exlinguished.
The Sultan essentially modified The notes
Of the four powers, who had pronounced The
notifications satisfactory, and sent them lc
81. Pe,ersburgh.
The Gar has been officially informed
Of the entrance of the allied fleet into tn,
Black Sea. His reply is no, known, but III,
indications are that he would Withdraw hi
Russian ambassadors 6om France and En-
gland, and make formal declaration o
war. . ....
England is actively recruiting all her coas
deIences. rsser q
The Bank of France has raised The rat
OF interest 10 5 per cent.
When the Arabia sailed, the general I'm
preston was that The Gar would wlhdra,
his ambassadors from France and England
and declare war. tt
The greatest activity prevailed in III
French Navy Yard. Every ship has bee
ordered to sea. The operatives work sun
days. A new levy of seamen has been or
dered. H a..
There is q great scarcity of food in tn
Roman States. ....t ..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07

: ANTl,REET DlFFIcULTy SLTTLED,--The
sp,i,repl difficulty nluy be considered sci.
lied, a lelsl in a fair why Of final adjustment.
The Cousl of appeals have unanimously de-,
cided The ltits oi the Van .Rsnssqluer's q to
he, valid and regular. This ends litigation.
S,epa hays been iakep 10 sell the properly
10 The tenants in foe simple at a very low
vhlue rFhe propositions differ to release the
,eh, and gtmrter safes fora sum gfoss Of
which lhe interesi at six per cent viii equal
The value of Inc rent, estimating wheai At
nhs dolr a b6shei, (fRe 'avernge price for
tiie Ids. ,Weihy yebrs being ten shillirgs) and
The tmir ifhilfoWls and a ddy's service with
,dam $50 .whjcii Is less than ihGir average
yaf6e.t THUS the Zee siinplsi'oe d farm Of
i60i acps. drawing an annual. rent uverag.
idglss9.62l can be purchased ior $li666,
oTos2e0 a. 5acrs. / Fur this sum, a tilscwill
ba given. which under the decision Of The
appeals. wsll6f course be inconiesIiblyayal'
ID. c.. Democrat, s.,.,a
A. u. Is. vi Il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
TerrlnIe ExpIosionl Of Gunpowder

INGw YoRK, MONDAY, Jan. So.- French's
ball and canidge factory, a. Ravenwood
Long Island, Expiu1ed Saturday afternoon
Nearly twenty persons we're killed. moslly
boys and girls. who were employed in filing
cartridges. Upwards Of $4,000 cartridges
explpdedp shaking The houses for miles
around and breaking windows. The mag
a2ine5 containing three sol powder, mar
rowIy escaped. 4 The, number employed. 10
The, building was generally nbou, thirty, and
all tuose wi,hIn side o, ahe dme, except Two,
were Instantly killed. .gtrri
SoTe reporls So, down the number killed
al Ihiriy-,hree girls belonging loa family are
among The pumbey killed, The bodies o
those killed we're bldwA INTO rrsemenIs. aud
found mingled with The pieces Of the build.
Ing and machinery. ,.,., ,Si, M. ,s.'
The scene ol disaster is. represented q
leyrible ip the, extteme- scarcely afragmenl
IeNiNttt Ntsh kAiu hlttt 81 N-aa ~ sffFt0 ffttt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
Three Days Later from Europe.

AOO D"y AeAOCA AlVhhA lIWTVpCs
arrival of the Steamer Asia-Dec1ins in
observation-disclosures in Lard-EaSiern
Affairs more pacific. ...
NEw YORK. Jan. 81, P. M.-The steamer
Asia arrived here al noon, with dates from
Liverpool 10 The 14lh inst.
COMMERCIAL lNTELLlGEN The specu-
lalive demand for Brpadsluffs had ceased
and all descriptions were slightly lower
Flour is quoted a, 43stO44s Tor Western
Canal and Ohio White Whea. had de-
clined 10 l2s Sd per bushel. Lard advanced
TO 5ls. Provisions were in better demand
and prices SITTER. ConsoS unchanged bul
buoyunt. -
GENERAL lNTELLTGENcE On the Sd inst
the allied fleets entered the Black Sea, leuy-
ing six ships al Beycos Bay 10 guard The
Bosphorus. The first division of the Turk.
ish fleet accompanied The allies, bul The sec.
ond division remained al anchor in The Bos-
phorus.
The Gar is not supposed 10 consider the
entry OF The f1eel as declaration of war, bur
he has ordered all his own fleet 10 return to
Sebas,apo.
On the 9Th of January, the Turks gained
briIiaM victory on The Danube. They
s,ormed and captured The Russian camps al
CIele, near Kalalat. and pu, $50 of The en-
emy 10 the sword, They also allqcked Il
body Of 1900 Russian urces sen, 10 relieve
the camps, and aIler sharp engagement,
70,
are thus driven back from the position by
which they hoped 10 cross the Danube The
Turkish force engaged, numbered Is 00O
men wllh fifteen guns. Ii is admiued lha
Omar Pnsha has completely oulnumberet
the Russian Commander and has tuken sew
eral important POSITIONS on the Danube. The
teeat OF the Turks in Asia is admh,ed. anc
attributed 10 The generaship of Abdi Pasha
but Gen. Guyer has been dispatched 10 tn,
army there. with full powers, and The spirI
vt the Turks has been revived.
Schamyl has senIa messenger 10 the Porl,
advising him that he is now ready 10 act en-
ergcIicaIIy against Russia, So, upon III,
whole, lhe affairs Of the Turks in Asia lool
brighter. f.. -.a
Meanwhile negotiations are going on, ant
the Sultan has agreed 10 Congress, TO NEE
in neural city, and 10 which he will Sent
a delegate. ae. ..a.aa ,a.
- IL is confirmed that Persia has resume,
negotiations with the English envoy, and will
not q, preseh, attack The Turks. sa
The American ships Edward FIeiche
and Condor were fallen in with q, sea-
wrecked. The crew and passengers wer
saved, and landed in Holland. lI, ia
The infant princess Of Spain died sud
denly. -- R -...3 I.f
The Rev. James c. Richardson complain
that he is detained prisoner by The Auslr
an police, al HechenI, in Hungary, and call
upon the United STATES for redress. l
! TIE udyices from China Stale ,ha, Amo
had been recaptured by The Imperialisls, VIII
massacred 1000 Of the inhabitants. .a
II is stated thai news Of pacific characte
had been received al Paris, from 81. Peters
burg. The news Of tho success ofihe Turk
on the Danube caused great alarm a. Vienn,
and itwas reported that the Emperor wa
abou. 10 leave for Warsaw, TO have cor
ference with The Emperor Of Russia on III
Eastern question, y.wlf rI3.sr s,tss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
Severe Weather at the East.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Jan, 3O-The
weather both here and III New York, has
been colder The past two days, than any
lime since 1885, At Portland, yesterday.
the .hermomelor was eighteen deg. below
Zero.
A, Montpelier, 'he thermometer was lhir-
.olwo deg. below zero, and this morning ii
iswen,y-eight. ..t....-
Al Concord, N. H., the thermometer was
lwenly-eighl deg. below zero; yesterday
morning, 10 deg.
Al the latest advices. the weather was
modera,ing somewhat, and il was showing
al Boston This morning.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07

The Union OF THE British PROVINCES :
Ills positively asserted that the union oil aIl
the Blush Provinces Of Norh America will
suiH ,ake place; Quebec will be the seat Of
The lednral government. and each province
viii have herr own local legislature. Al
though il was rumored sometime since tha.
u,change Of such kind was i,hended. II Is bui
few Jals ugo that il was positively said
.hal j. wll take place. correspondent
i from Quebec writes The following:
Ii is genernlIy believed here thai Lord
l;lgin and Mr.. Lnroniaine have gone 10 Eng.
lard for that object. merely report these
facts Ni,hnu, commenting as TO the probable
result Of such govemmenl. | regard lhis
step os made in-lhe right line, for union is
strength, and ii is easy 10 oprrceive that i i
bui aboIhrr ,endeayor towards self govern
m.ntl The friends Of the. confederation
say that the provinces, containing three
millions Of inhabiIcnls. will be able TO es
.Iablish n government, almost independent
from Englnnd, and they look at il as The
auriird Of a better state Of things, HaNtd'
Nova ScOiian. loD III 1a zMfJg }J,{,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07

SENATOR ANDERSON I'VE are indebted TO
our Senator for copy of The Report of The
Board Of Public Works. 1t is a voluminous
document, which we have not vel had time
TO examine. We intend 10 examine it, how.
ever, and say something in regard 10 the
management Of this Board. ~.
In looking over the proceedings of ihe
Senate, we find bur TWO acts Of our Senator
worth recording The first was move 10
punish persons for adultera,ing liquors, and
lhe olher was 10 exPel q reporter from The
Senate for The crime of having a dark com
plerion. Below we give the vote on the
latter notion. for The benefit Of his Freesoil
allies, promising that Mr.. Day was admitted
10 seal,w,h full knowledge OF his color,
By unanimous vote OF the Senators, and
afterwards srpeiled, Tor no olherreason than
his being, what they all knew him 10 be
when they Admitted him.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
Arrival of the arabia.

I..tU t1'AANe@h VI eAACSi AAshWAus |..|
Prospects of War-Great Turkish Veto.
ries- Preparations for General War
LhaO""''''''..- RssadStpfs and Prouis.
HALIFAX, February 4.--The steamship
Arubia arrived This morning with Liverpool
duies to the 2lst ult, being one week later
than previous advices.
COMMERCIAL lNrE1IIeENcR.- Flour has
advanced, as has also Wheat, but Corn con.
linues unsettled, though prices have sliffaned
under The effect Of speculative demand.
The rate Of interest at London was unal.
Tered, bul eonsols have declined There
had been large transactions in American
SecuFiues. ,a ,'a" ttt,elVt f0t
IAN Europe is awaiting the reply Of The
Gar Of Russia to the last proposition which
is hourly expected. Upon ], depends the
question Of waror peace. 2"''s ,a''i g i"Y
SBreadstdfs were heavy in the fore part Of
the week, but improved at Inc close West
erh Canal Flour 43s. 6dGO44s Sd; Baltimore
and lPhiladelphia Ads 3dtO44s 81 Whiie
When, l2s 16d6l3s; Corn firm at 5ls for
White, ard Cos Tor Yellow. Provisions
firm. hsAogyo sbat Nsio 97fAn tH'3 }4ei
Richardson g. Bro says the marke, fo'
Brealslufs opened heavy. but improved nj
The close having recovered from bedecline
no,iced in lasl report. Wheat advanced 4d,
With a large speculative demand; White sold
at I2s 6J(Oi3s, and Red les 81. Flour ad.
vanced Is with b large business, doing al
firm prices, Western As 6dt044s;, Bali.
more and Philadelphia 44s Si044; Sd; Ohio
44s Cd. Corn mprke, firm ., 50StO5Is Cor
W6iic, aid 49SN5ps for yellow, Il, 81,
Gardner quotes a large business doing -
Pork and Beef al firm prices. Bacon mar
hi Arm fFR SfB Sish ,s sp ppgsld S 'sndsNHy' There
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07


The PAcKETs.--From ,he Pittsburgh pa.
pers we are enabled TO give The arrange.
mehI oflhe PhIsburgh and Cincinnati Pack.
Ell Line--lhe boats passing Pomeroy as fol.
lows: o. '' =.
observation-disclosures, Capl. Jno. Kline.
feller. Sunday; Buckeye Stale, M. w. Bellz.
hoover, Monday; Messenger Nc. 2, j. B.
Davis, Tuesday; Allegheny, Geo. McLain
Wednesday; Crystal Palace, VIM. Koun,z
Thursday; Philadelphia, r. ], Grace, Fri
day; Pittsburgh, Hugh Campbell, Saturday
Up--CrysIal Palace, Sunday; PhiIadrl
Phia, Monday; Pittsburgh, Tuesday; Penn.
sylvania, Wednesday; Buckeye State, Thurs
day; Messenger No. 2, Friday; Allegheny
Saturday, netst fai dB im.l s
The Messenger has been running in The
PennsyYana's time until that boat is ready
Many thanks 10 the oblgiug Clerks Of .ht
steamers Philadelphia and Piusburg, lor lat,
Pitsbhrg and Cincinnati papers. The pa
pers from these boats are handsomely en-
closed in envelopes, and directed 10 lh'
several printing Offices. We hope thai o.he
boats may initiate their example.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
Later from South America and AUS
L-.---t VI. frnlia. nv 80. -.l u

NEW YoRk, Monday, jan. 80 The
steamer Ohio, from Aspinwall, whence she
salled Jan. io't, arrived yesterday, at this
port. She7brings 800 passengers and one
million dollars in agod.a Also, dates from
Panama iothe 18th ulG,d ah ~ W to9
The steamers Golden Ga,e and Uncle
Samllefi Panama on the evening Of The firs
inst. Tor Sun Francisco, taking 100 pussen.
gers. The British steamer Bago,a arrived
az Panama on ,he 4lh, bringing dates from
Valparaiso and Cullao.
| The schooner Constitution had arrived al
Cullao, from PorbPhillips and Melbourne,
Australia, bringing daies 'oi November
2nd. 4 "a . .nGe,oM .W 3 .no
The Revolution in Bolivia, befure report.
ed, had broke out al La Passe, and had ex'
tended 10 olher places, Gen, Belzu had lell
the caphofw with q baualion ofIDfanlfy nnd
some cavalry, 10 suppress The nsurgsn!s.,
\ The revolu,ionisls had appoialed another
4 administration, aud made .overlures 10
| Pierce for an alnicabIe settlement fdiHcul'
lies between lbe Two cpuulries. q u.ai.l,f
| A revolution had also broken out in the
Province Of lea, in Peru1bS 10 94gN bpel
The steamer Groal .Britnln,o which sailed
from Liverpool 10 Australia on ahe2 llih ,ol
los, August, arrived al. lIqboon's Bay. on .,he
| 10Th Of Ocloben rTheaquamiy Of gold
coming forward wasayery largeJ The news
from the .diggings was very '1avorablc5 and
new gold deposits were being daily discover
led. .Afa4 QlI ,sAbkntl sealaL az
I Flour was declining al. Melbourne. Amer
ican Flour was selling o. Si6@$lS $bar
4 rcl, for Aakal and Gulligo.YlT e1rR qesf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07

GRAND Procession AT ERIE They had
grand lime. al Erie, on The 9Th, in honor
Of ibe returned mobocrsls discharged from
the coun a, Piusburg. The crowd formed
in,procession 10 the number Of about five
thousand, and met the emnncipaied cuI.
prits three miles frSm lown. dinner was
given, and during which dispatch was re.
ctived from GOV. Bigl-r thai the bill repeal.
ing tho charter Of tho Franklin Canal Com,
pany had passed TO Ihird reading in the
Pennsylvania House, and the Intelligence
was greeted with Tremendous shouts.
On The same day Messrs. Walker aud
Tracy were notified by The mob 10 leave
town or abide lhe consequences. They
have not left town however, arN probably
will not. The riclers also made Prcrara'
lions 10 destroy The bridges which The Mar
shal has jus, pu, up, and were restrained BY
Judge Thompson, Biglsr's friend. a."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07

Junes LEpLiR 1--WE understand 'has our
announcemeito9,h the election 'ol,his genie-
man as Pm. Of lhe Senate was erema'ure.
Beelhg confded or success, he permitted
his friends 70 mOse 'he annpunce@ensocf his d
elccion. Bu, seemsd'hst he,ihas been
doomed "a sec6r y alne ao' disoppoinmen'
After EamuiRibg oinl Columbus fOr several
weeks 10 expectation ofrecei'ing lhs, prom