Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-03-21

cha Islands, has aroused the representative.
of the latter government to the urgency Of
the case. He has accordingly notified the
Secretary that full damages will at once be
paid by Peru for the loss and injury sus-
tanned by Captain McCerran of the Def
ance.
Spurious bills Of the denomination Of
three dollars, purporIing 10 be on The Farm.
ers' Bank, Kentucky. are in circua,ion.-.'
The vignete is cattle, hogs, &C.. Signed by
j. b, Temple. cashier, and payable a, MAYS.
vile. All-three dollar notes upon ,har
Bank are spurious. The farmers Bank
has no three dollar notes of any kind.
The London News OF the 22d dlt. gives,
the following account Of remarkable dinner
parry:
Yesterday dinner took place at the
house Of The American Consul, Mr.. Saun.
ders, Weymouth street Portland place. az
which, amongs, Other guests, there were,.
his excellency the American Ambassador TO-
This country, the American Vice Consul,
Mazzini, Kossu,h, Ledru Rollin, Arnold
Ruge. Ilerzen, 0he wealthy Russian emit
grey Worcell the Pole, Garibaldi, and Or.
SIM. q
Mrs. Della W. ebser was put in Bedford
(Ia,, Jail on the 10Th Of March, because
she would not give bonds, with securities,
in the sum Of $40 900, that she would be Of
good behavior, or tha, she would give bonds
in the same amount that she would leave the
State and never return TO it.
correspondent, Of the New York Thb.
une writes from Washington, ",here is a.
good deal Of speculation in private circles on
lhe subject of reopenng the African slave
trade. The southern men cannot oppose t.
on any other ground than il would inierfere
with tie present monopoly OF negro breed
ing enjoyed BY Virginia, Maryland, &C.
There are men from the Gulf States who.
openly advocate il as measure ofunques.
Unable humanity, as well as measure af-.
fording them great advantages. They az.
sert ,ha, there is no reason they should pay
the Virginiuns $1,000 or 5 800 head for
their mixed blood, when they can get first
rate field hands from Guinea for $3.50 a
piece.
The people ofKeh,ucky have given ex.
President Fillmore and his companions, ex.
P. NJ. General Hall, and ex.Secratary Of the
| Navy, Kennedy, handsome Welcomes
On the 18th Of March, a public reception,
and escort was given them at Louisville,
and in the evening they attended banquet.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Fillmore, Mr..
Kennedy, Senator Crittenden and Gov.
Powell. lnihe course Of his remarks Ms
Fillmore said s4t5.-..s "a
with his mothers milk he had imbibe6
prejudice against the institution ofslavery..
but he felt then that it was obligatory upon
him 10 divesl himself of those sentiments
that were hostile 10 the peace Of The whole
country--lo sustain the constitution and the
laws, regardless OF North and South. TO
know nothing but right toward the Union
undivided i.tl
The Washington correspondent. Of The N.
Y. Times writes that he has learned from
AN intimate friend OF Thos. Corwn thai she.
$50 900 which he has been charged with
having received as counsel In The Gardiner
case, was in fac, his fees in ,hirty.four diffe.
rent cases, prosecuted by the Board OF Mex.
: ican Claims and that he has received only
$4,000 in the Gardiner suit. one half or
: which went TO his cousin, Robert Corwin,
u who was associate counsel with him. This
D reduces Mr. C.'s participation in the Gardin.
: er fund to $4,000. II the committee Of the
j. House under Mr.. Perkins resolution do no.
}, summon him as a witness before them, IL is
believed he will appear and volunteer his
evidence. st l&E.i
! ACQUITTED local Inspectors at
Wheeling have acquitted the parties con-
n cetned, Of all blame connected with the re-.
a cent collision between the Thomas Swan
o and Fanny Fern-whch seems to have
been one Of those unavoidable accidents
n such as will sometimes occur under the most
: careful management
: A new counterfeit is in circulation. Il
% purports to be 81 bill on the Farmers
n Bank, OF Bridgeport, Conn.,, the vignetie 10
y q man mounted on horse, in the &C, Of
h throwing lasso over the head Of buffalo.
In The lower right hand corner Of the bill
is representation Of an Indian, and upon the
X left hand corner is female figure seated
e. upon a. grassy bank. The bill is we'll exc.
CT cutei and labe to deceive, - .i, .3..
I h Hon. John L. Taylor, Representative ol
;" The Ross district in Congress, announces hiI
!, purpose 10 oppose the passage ofthe Nebras'
II ,ka bill. Mr.. Taylor gave The only vote thai
- was cast by the Ohio Delegalionin Congress
- in favor Of The fugitive slave law. e3H
in ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURES =.
II. Tho Legislature Virginia brought It's pres
IS ent session TO close on Saturday last, The
is 4h inst. The senate failed 10 concur il
a. The House resolution to extend the session
as In the Massachusetts Legislature, a bill Il
All repeal the presentliqncr law OF .ha. S.ais
~. was lostby vote of8o, TO 1888.
Fl RESISTANCE OF THE PRocEss OF THE UNI
in TED STATES. Thos. G.. Reynolds, Esq.
re Dislric, Attorney Of The United States, was
IS. few months since, informed thai numbe
iy OF persons, residing in Mcdonald county
~. No, together with many from Arkansas
an we're, and had been for the last lwelv'
n. months, engaged with circular saws in de
". sroying all the valuable pine and other tim
n Der ON The public lands Of the United States
lin The District Attorney acting under ins'ruc
81. lions, authorized process 10 issue for the ap
ch prehension of the offenders. The writ
~. were placed in the hands Of Mot Bryant
r., ITnited States Marshal for this district, VIII