The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-13

| list, VIII be passed al the present SESSION. Vi
congress.
New YORK, JAM 9.--The Herald Of this
morning says that Mr.. Soue has resigned his
position as minister to Spain, and VIII spec
! div return to the United States.
ERIE, Jan. S.-They have torn up the rail
road track one mile, at Harbor Creek They
are taking up the track at Erie, at the bridg-
es. Great excitement.
4p m.-The bridge over. State street is
torn down. The sheriff was driven from
the ground and pelted with eggs and snow
balls.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-The supreme court
this morning granted the writ of arrests, and
Marshal Kevser has been ordered to Erie.
He leaves this p. NJ, with such force as he
may choose to summon.
ERIE, Jan. 10, p. m.-Council have been
in session, had petitions before them to or.
der bridges taken down and kept down. FL
nally decided to lay the matter on the table,
and adjourned to await the action of the
legislature.
The railroad bridges are being rebuilt to-
day. The rioters are still grading down the
embankment at Harbor Creek.
Boy KILLED.--The Maumee Times says
that son of VIM. Hartnett was riding a
horse through the streets on Saturday. the
30th ult, when the animal became fright
ened at pail the boy was carrying on his
arm, and ran off, throwing the boy out Of
the saddle, but his foot held in the stirrup.
The horse ran near half mile with the boy
dangling at his side. The boy was dead be-
fore the horse could be stopped.
Gov. Corwin delivered a lecture before the
Xenia lyceum on New Years evening. The
Torchlight speaks of it as an able and elo-
quent effort.
A Washington letter writer says that Col.
Kinney has returned to that city, that 1000
volun teers are enrolled for the Mosquito expe-
dition. and that the 2Olh of February is fix
ed upon for their departure.
Three fourths of the money business Of St.
Louis is done through private bankers, and
the aggregate footing of their exchanges for
the year amount to 100000, 900.
Illinois has 1887 miles Of railroad finish
ed, and S47 nearly finished; besides 80
miles of plankroad. The resources of that
state are vast, and are being rapidly devel-
oped.
The population Of the United States in
! 1860 will be 30,986, ,85l, at the ratio of in
crease that has prevailed from the organza-
ton Of the government.
London is sadly afflicted with Iundcv, al
derman Noon having been elected lord mayor
! MINNESOTA AND OREGoN.--Letters from
Oregon state that the increase of population
this year by emigration does not exceed 1900.
The St. Paul (Minnesota) Pioneer says
From all that we have seen and heard rel
ative to the number of persons who have
settled in Minnesota the past season, we
should judge that not less than 25, 600 actual
settlers have pitched their tents with us
since the opening of navigation. They have
not settled in any one particular locality,
but dispersed themselves all over the terrific
ry. Next season the number will be much
/ increased
| The defalcation of Jesse Timanus, the chief
of the Miami tribe. a powerful faction Of
the democracy of Hamilton county is said
to- be about 1900, 1t is alleged also that
he has sold large amount Of ma tefials, &c. 3,
about the new court house, and has appro-
priated the same to his own use; in conae-
quence of which, the prosecuting attorney
has attached his property. by order of the
county commissioners. The Statesman, we
| believe 1t was, which. few days since. said