The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-15

Justice Corwin has decided the liquor law to
be unconstitutional.
The Louisville Courier says that one of the
Jurors In the Ward trial has been expelled
from the church to which he belonged in
Ellzabethtown, for having sworn that he had
formed no opinion in that case, when first
called as juror, while it was proved that
ne had repeatedly expressed an opinion. 9th
er evidence was also elected which will be
laid before the grand jury
1t is stated that copperas is the best arti
Gle that can be used to render cesspools and
other offensive places inodorous Itisa
cheap and effectual cent-destroyer.
There was violent hurricane in Spring
field and Swanton townships, Lucas CO.. on
Thursday of last week. Along the track of
the hurricane, the trees were all uprooted or
blown down, and laid in immense winrows.
as if they had bAen lifted and piled together
by the action of the wind. n ~
The house of representatives have voted
to appropriate $4,000 to supply Washing
ton City with water and $75OOOO for con
tinuing the work on the capitol.
A conspiracy to assassinate the Emperor
of France, during his visit to the baths of
the Pyrenees, had been discovered in the de-
partment of Larn and Garonne, and $50 az
rests were made
Gen. Dannenberg has succeeded TO the
chief command of the Russian forces on the
Danube, in consequence of the wounds re-
ceived by the general in command
1t is stated that Napoleon has intimated
to the Austrian government that the French
will interfere to suppress any revolutionary
movements in Hungary or Italy while the
Austrian troops are engaged against the Rus
slams. A similar declaration is expected
from England. -.'.e--
The Chinese Museum lately burnt at Phil
adelphia, was built in 1888, and cost $780,
900. ....
The bill establishing line of steamers
between San Francisco and Shanghai, via the
Sandwich Islands, has passed the senate, %
to 10. ...m ug
Miss Della A. Webster, who eloped from
Kentucky few weeks since, where she had
been again arrested on charge of assisting
slaves to escape, was taken on Saturday last
and lodged in Jail in Madison, Ia to await
the result of writ of habeas corpus. De-
liza gives the Kentuckians deal of trouble:
she is aboutas hard to conquer as the Florida
Indians H.a
Speaking of one of the u S. senators. the
Boston Commonwealth says, "He's Ben.
Wade, and not found wanting
John Petit, who has seat in the u. S.
senate from Indiana, declared few DAYS
since that the declaration that all men are
created equal, 6 was a self-evident lie p aan
The chiefs of the '' Know Nothing" party
in New York city are understood to have
had preliminary conference, to take into
consideration the most iudicious course to
be pursued in the next municipal election.
Nothing decisive was arrived at, but delibe-
rations were to be renewed again soon. No
thing positive as to the proceedings is per-
mitted to leak out; but enough is known to
justify the belief that the party, or order, or
whatever else it is, will avoid making any
distinct nomination of their own. That
principle is to be acted upon as far as pos
sble. AS soon as the whig and democratic
nominations are made, the various lodges
will be convened, secretly, to examine them.
The name of every Irish Roman Catholic will
then be struck from the ticket, and Ameri
cans substituted. Names that are not OBJ
noxiops will be retained. That is the plan
VERMONT. The Free Democratic State
Convention was postponed until the 18th,
when the great Mass Convention of men of