The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-27
Scribling and Clippings.

hlmsell snort time, when the office got
away, and has not been heard from since.
BrsHop HUeHEs is said to be lying very
illin New York. The Evening Mirror says
be is at the point of death.
The "Angel Gabriel was not permit
ted to hold forth in Montreal, and was last
heard from blowing his horn at Ogdens-
burg, n Y. ia
The Senate ratified the Japan treaty on
Saturday.
IT Is stated that the stock books of the
N. Y. and Erie Railroad have been exam
ined, and the books proved correct. An
official announcement of the fact will short
ly be made.
OF disunion, the celebrated Fisher
Ames once said: "I wish I was a part of
the catechism to teach you that it cannot
be. An Englishman thinks he can beat
two Frenchmen. l wish to have every
American think the Union is so indissolu-
BILE and integral, that the corn would not
grow, nor the pot boil, if it should be
broken"
EMIGRATION TO KANsAs.-The editor of
the Western Missouri Reporter, who re-
Gently made tour through the territory Of
Kansas, gives glowing description of the
country, and says that settlers are pour
ing in from all directions.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday July 18.-The
New Orlean Picayune has late advices
form Mexico. The most important inform
alton is in relation to the cholera, which
has not abated.
A rumor was current in Mexico that
Gen. Alvarez, the leader of the Acapulco
insurrection, before reported as very i'll,
is dead.
The Bee is inclined to believe the re-
port.
Rumors of several revolts in Mexico
were current.
BALTIMORE, July 1e.-Savannah papers
received contain report about a steamer
being seen on fire, near Cape Newry, a
few days ago. She had double engine
Several vessels were near her al the
j, time.
WASHINGTON, July 18--The State De-
partment gives official notice of CONSIDER
able reduction in tunnage duties and ex
port charges upon vessels from the United
States, in the Spanish Peninsula and ad-
iacent Islands 1a l- ge-
AWFUL MORTALITY ERoM THE SHIP
FEvER.--The Buffalo Express states that
on the last trip of the propeller Oriental
from that port to the upper lakes, with a
large number of Norwegian emigrants on
board, the ship fever broke out and carri-
ed off fifty of them.
GREAT Drove OF SHEEP.--A drove of
sheep, numbering eleven thousand head,
passed through Edwardsville, Illinois on
the 9th inst. They were from the State
of Tennessee, and are to be wintered in
Missouri till next spring, when they will be
driven to Salt Lake
A BosroN judge has sentenced Mr..
Owen O'Brien to three years imprison-
ment in the State prison for polygamy
The amorous youth has reached the tender
age of eighty! His last wife has not yet
been emancipated from her 'steens"
A COMPACT has been formed in Cincin-
natl called the Shanghai Club" The
members are supposed to be high fellows.
At the last meeting big egg was laid
before the appropriate committee.
FANNY FERN objects to men shedding
tears. She says it is an Infringement on
one of woman's most valuable "water
privileges.
IT TOOK $4,000 pounds of gold to pay
the check for s7,Ooo,Ooo given to the
Mexican Minister in accordance with the
late treaty.
ADv1oEs from Havana state that small
steamer, belonging to the Nicaragua Com
pany, was wrecked lately, on the Colorado
reef.
SUICIDES IN PARIs.-The number OF
suicides in Paris during the year 1852,
according to an account just published,
was 1914, of whom nearly one-forth were
females.
i BUFFALO was favored with fine shower
on Wednesday.
Col. DUSTIN, U. S. District Attorney
for Iowa, died at st. Paul. on the 10th
: inst.
The cholera has broken outin Rochester,
N. Y, though not to an alarming ex-
tent.
AN Irishman named John Donohey,
got drunk at Mansfield, went on the rail
road track short distance from the town,
and while there was run over and killed by
the locomotive.
THE LADY who did not think it respect
able to bring up her children to work has
lately heard from her two sons. One OF
them iS har Eeener on a fat hoat apd tho