The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-16


ton by members of Congress, not only on
account Of the ingenuity displayed in the
mechanism, but because it proposes to
accomplish an object which has long been
great desideratum in legislative bodies.
= Wash. Union.
A NEW Tu1Ne.--Two ladies appeared
on hastrcets of Baltimore, dressed in the
hight of fashion, says the Baltimore Clip
Per- one OF them wearing a long trail to
her magnificent silk dress, which swent
the ground for several feet behind Fol
lowing them was a stout Irish boy, appa-
rently about fourteen years old, dressed in
livery, consisting of tight pantaloons, red
vest, and tight bodied coat with large but
tons, and had a high black hat put on his
head, with a white feather in it. Alto
9ether, 1t was singular costume for this
country, much less for democratic Balti-
more. The young livery-man's chief oc-
cupatlon seemed to be to raise his young
mistress trail as she crossed the streets
and muddy places. A number of young
sters, attracted by the novelty, followed
on, and, as might be expected, began to
annoy him in the ''liyery, when he turn
ed round and had brush with several of
the young disciples of democracy. The
ladies with their lveried follower finally
entered store on Gay-street, and thus
the young livery escaped from his tor
mentors. 4s1 #
CoNsTASrINopLE.-Atstude of Persia
again disquieting. Mr.. Honikof had re-
turned to Tabuy from Teheran, where he
had left his large staff of officers. 2"o
Prince Dolgourdke seems to have re-
covered his old influence over the Shah of
Persia s
One English and one French steamer
had produced to Varney A portion of
the combined fleets had conveyed large
number of Turkish troops to Batoun
The bark Bonny Dee, from Savanna for
Liverpool, was spoken off the coast Of Ire
land in a distressed condition. She was
water-logged, and the crew had been
without food OF water for ten days The
captain and ten of the crew had died
The remaining seven were taken into
Swansea.
Omer Pasha had arrested and hanged
two Greek spies from the Russian lines.
The reports from Asia are that the Rus
slams have been again repulsed before
Shefta- kill with loss of 1900.
NEWsPER PUBLIsHING-ITs EXPENSE
AND UNcERTAINTY.-There are few en-
terprlzes that persons venture on with so
little business calculation, and so much
hazard, as that of publishing a daily or
weekly paper. We are continually in re-
ceipts of letters in reference to enterprises
which have failed. Cincinnati, with even
the most limited proportion of operation,
has been most fruitful in failures of all
classes of publications, and the summary
made by W. 7. Coggshall, year ago,
was an enumeration of continued failures.
The recent development of the Messrs.
Wardens discloses losses, after but few
months of trial, of not much short of
100000, in very limited effort. The
New York Times sank over $50, 1000, we
hear, even before they began to think
themselves safe GIN Gazette. .8
SPREADING H1MsELF.-An umbrella
greatcoat has lately appeared in the streets
of Paris. When it rains the skirts of the
coat are blown up with wind, and the
rain falls off beyond the legs and feet
Would it not be better to wear hat with
an immense rim, turned up in clear wealth
er, which could be let down during a rain.
1t might be tied under the chin with a
band, so that, in case of high wind, the
hat could not blow off unless the head
went with It, ~
gg- John Bull has just appropriated to
himself the territory of the Rajah of Nag
pore, in Upper India. They burnt the
Rajah's body, according to custom; and
then the English soldiers took possession
ofthe Capital. The sons ofthe late Prince
went quietly into private life. John is al
SO about OF take the Kingdom of Burmah
in the same way. The people there have
conspired to turn him out-and must be
punished. John takes Wallachias on the
Indus and Irawaddy, but won't let his
brother, Nick, take them on the Danube!
GgA private letter from Paris lately
received by friend in this city says
''The all ensrossing subject in every circle
is the talked of divrce between Napoleon
and Eugenie."
We have noticed some such hintimations
in the papers. AS all hopes of an heir are
gone, it is high time the Nephew of his
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