Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-14
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THR ERIE rs.-BUFsALo, Feb. al
The railway men relaid the track yesterday
where it had been torn up, and in TWO honrs
afterwards, in consequence of the excite.
menl among the people, King ordered it to
be torn up again. Ii is said Gov Bigler is
displeased with the act, and The Mayor sig
nified that il shall be relaid To-day. The
excitement ran high, and the people seem
disposed TO act independent OF The Govern
or and Mayor.
| Yesterday, the mob, headed by Mr.. Loo.
mis-, the collector Of the Pon, endeavored 10
prevent The departure of The freight. train on
Inc Western Road, The charter oil which has
been revoked. Gov. Bigler vert down last
evening with the intention OF forming con-
necton but was afraid 10 do so, fearing the
violence Of The assembled mob. The pas.
senger trains will run regularly from to-day.
changing al Erie.
ALBANY, Feb. 4.-The Cincinnati express
train, due here this morning, ran in,o
freight lrain a, Tribes Hill.
The locomotive of The freigh, train had
broken an axle, and man was sent back 10
notify the express ian, but having no flag
he was not observed.
party of drovers in q passenger car al
tached TO the freight train, seeing the express
train coming, got out. and Immediately after,
,he engine Of the express train cut The car
in TWO, and then brought up against freight
car. No one injured.
New YORK. Jan. 3O.-The Columbian
Foundry and Machine Shop, a, the corner
OF Duane and centre streets, were burned
Yesterday morning also several adjoining
buildings mostly occupied by poor families,
who were turned into the street nearly nak-
ed, and the weather extremely cold.
Another fire occurred at The Same time
on Pearl Street, near the Battery, by which
whole block of dwellings was CONSUMED.
and fifty families, mostly Irish, were driven
10 the streets.
New York, Feb. 6.-The steamship
Daniel Webster, from San Juan, arrived al
The Balize this morning, with California
dales TO the 18Th. She brings 1870 passen.
, gers and $l30000 in specie. She connec
r led with the Sierra Nevada which brought
down 81 100000 in gold. Her passengers
! came through in twenty days and half
: The California markets are heavy anC
overslocked. and business depressed. Coco
/ brands Of Flour are quoted al $110l2.-
There is very Iillle gold coming in. Rair
is much needed. There is no news Of gen
eral interest.
TOLEDO, Feb. GA boarding house wal
burnt about o'clock this morning. Th'
I inmates were obliged 10 jump oul OF The
> windows TO save themselves. Two mel
and TWO girls, however, were unable TO max,
+. their escape, and pershed in The flames.-
Others are badly burnt, one lalully.
BosToN, Feb. THE building in which
The Chronicle, American Union, Yanke,
Blade, New England CuIlivalor, American
Patriot, Congregalionalisl, and The Christian
' Freeman are printed, was destroyed by fir
= this morning.
II New ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-Ten steamboat
!. including the George Relcher, Na.chez, De
q ah, Lima, Mohegan, and Saxon were burne
today so seiiourly as 10 be worthless. Tn
), Suliana. with Madame Sontag on board, wa
e on fire, but the boat and lady escaped. Fiv
}. whites and lhirIy.lwo negroes perished. A
i the lreigh, on board the boats was destroyed
IS The barge Fully, loaded with produce, wa
i also destroy ed, with large amount on lh
Z levee. The loss is estimated al nearly
IS million dollars.
y BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-The Virginia Hous
. Of Delegates yesterday resolved that it is ez
pedierl 10 grant The Pittsburgh and Steuber
: vile Railroad the right Of way across ll
Pan Handle.
ALBANY, February 4.-The house OF Jal
Wis Parker, in Oakland, Michigan, was burr
y day or two since, and four children pei
&c ished in The flames.
'e SALEM, Mass, February 4-The exter
l. sive leather factory of Charles Could
y Norh Salem, was destroyed by fire la
night, together with a large building adjoir
:. ing it, occupied as curriers' shop.
- MONTREAL, Feb. THE Parliamel
!. House and buildings al Quebec were entire
- y destroyed by fire this morning. The fiji
originated from The furnace. The building
were insured for G30.000
h STARTLING MEDICAL CoLLEGE--Jan. 16,
a O'Clock, A. M.--Prof 5. NJ. Smith amour
e ced 10 The class The death Of Prof. R. |
e Howard, whereupon the class immedia'tl
and unanimously resolved that the Facull
h be requsIed 10 suspend their usual lectures
4 81. LOUIS. Thursday, Feb. 2--The id
= broke in The river last night, about one hur
70 dred yards, and sunk the steamers Asia, an
81. Ange, and seriously damaged the steam
:, er Garden City,