Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-01-10

cordial.
IL Vanderbilt is erecting several steam
j ers, it is given out, for a new line t
y Havre OF Liverpool. But it is general
ly suspected they are for the Empero
of Russia. Very likely.
!" THE Legislature of Pennsylvania, me
= at Harrisburg, January I'd, In tn
House H. X. Strong. Wing and Know
Nothing was elected Speaker on the frs
ballot.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 80.
IT is reported here this evening, on re
liable authority, hat DR.. Beale has beer
pardoned by the Governor, and that ht
will be liberated on monday.
. THE locofoco governor of Missouri ha.
/, recommended to the Legislature the re.
I, charter of the State Bank, and the in.
, crease of its capital to IS, 100, 900.
And yet in Ohio the same party insist
upon the destruction of all banks, and
f deny the democracy of any man who
shall dare to differ with them.
THOMAS W. DoRR, of Rhode Island,
noted for his connection with the attempt
ed revolution in that State, a few years
since, died on the 9th inst, after a lin
gering and painful illness.
DIscHARGED.-The Martha Washing
ton prisoners are all discharged, and on
their way up the river. So says a des-
patch from Helena, to the Louisville
Journal.
NEW YORK, Dec. 80.
ADvIcEs from Texas states that Gen.
Houston will resign his seat in the U. S.
Senate, at the end of the present session.
The Indians ofTexas are disposed to
settle on the lands resigned for them.
The atlantic is in. She brings nine
days latter news. "Nothing important
from the seat of warl" This looks as
if the Diplomatists have carried the day.
But let us wait for a fuller report-that
may tell another story.
The purchaser of Anthony Burns is
David Mcdaniel, ofNoah County, North
Carolina. He is a horse-racer and gam
bier by profession, of Virginia origin,
and recruited his fortune about a dozen
years ago, by marrying a young lady of
the county in which he lives.
REPORTS and private letters speak
gloomily of the state of affairs in the Cri-
mea- say that Canrobert and Raglan
do not act in concert, and complain of
the management generally. We dare
say these reports will get to a head, and
then we shall know how far there is
cause for them.
The failure of the Banking House of
Selden q Wilhers, at Washington, is a
bad one. They owe at least $500, 900,
and no one thinks that half that sum can
be realized from their assets. Several
government officers, in defiance of the
law, have been caught
with deposit in tleir vaults.
WADswoRTH g. Sheldon, brokers,
Wall street, New York, suspended pay
ment January 2d-liabilities about 50,
SOC, 600; assets about 81, ZOO, OGO.
They were the agents of the State of Hi
in this city. Consequently no pay
ment has been made this morning on &C.
count OF interest, &c. .
The n. Y. Evening Post announces
hat the last American mandatory of I
broad cloth has now closed its business. I
What a commentary on the Tariff of I
We use in the U. S. 49,, 1000, |
100 pounds of wool. Tuo-hirds of this
S imported either in the manufactured I
n raw state, and yet, everybody Won Il
lers where all the gold goes to! Il
By agreement with the Treasurer of V
hamilton county, a case has been agreed l
lpon to test the tax law, &c. 1t was
rgued before Judge Storer on Saturday l
y Messrs. Walker and Standbery for a
be resistants, and by Geo. H. Pendleton |
r the Treasurer. Judge Spencer and
Judge Storer will both sit in the case. U
he result we have not yet ascertained. :;
THE largest Gray Eagle of which IL
e have heard was killed by Mr.. Moses J
NTH, on the farm of Robert T. Miller, S
this township. some 81 miles from b
'wn. He measured seven feet three Ell
ches from tip to tip across the d,
aad three feet from the m
of the bill to the end of the tail W
is weight was nine pounds and eight &C
He was shot neal the house, n,
st as he was bouncing upon one of cl
r. Smiths pigs.-NarieHa Intelligence. h;
THE sentiment of the Northern Press m
unmistakable about the impelious II
issourian. His avowals in the speech en-
read for him in Congress, while ST
was in New York, were o pro- slave tic
=, that he is henceforth cast out of the uf
heart. He has fallen never ex
rise again. His lapse will not gain Pc
m a friend in the rank of the pro-slave- er
men, while he %forfeits the confidence no
those with whom he has lately acted. tn
.Bg. Dem. tu
JOHN MITCHELL has retired from the
teen, and is now out of business. tits an
id his deyout wish for an Alabama ty
lntation, well stocked with slaves, has tn,
t the Citizen ten thousand subscribers, ers