The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-31
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- A very extensive cave has been discoy
cred rear Caledonia, in Mhnesota.
-Sxcet potato seed has been selling at s5
per bushel in Nashville, Tenn, his spring.
1t is stated IN. tthe number Of hats an
nually ,o.d IN New Yofk, City, is :, 500,
OOO
The estimated value of tie public lands
belonging 10 the city Of Cincinnati, is S6.7
120 40 ....t - is-t,J
Hon Geo Bancroft has been invited to
deliver an oration in Worcester, on the fourth
of July next. rrz rE
Prussia is saidto be the only power that
owns hotel in Paris for the accommodation
ofits legation.
Col Biagg, the "little more grape" he
ro, has become the proprietor OF large sugar
estate in Louisiana.
or the eighty clergymen who died in the
United States in 1855, over OF e-half exdeed-
cd three score and ten"
New Orleans at PRESENTS full cf visitors.
The weather is delightful and the health Of
he city reported 20 be excellent.
An agricultural and mechanical fair is to
be held at St. Louis in the fall, and $50 900
has been raised for the purpose.
Died in Danville. Vt, on the 5h inst,
Mr. Eli Bick'ord, aged one hundred and one
years, seven months and six days.
1T is stated that Mrs Robinson the veil
ed mulderess, has been transferred fem Sing
Sing 10 the Udca Lunatic Asylum.
Ohio has 8. 400 miles of canals, railroads
and river navigation, and last year raise d 90,
600, 900 busEeis of wheat, 90, ,000, 900 bushels
of corn.
The Pals journals publish telegraphic
dispatch from Vienna, stating that the Aus
trian troops are quitting the Danubian Princi-
palitts.
The plate and other corations of the
table, now owned by the city Of Paris, are
said to be worth from eight to ten millions Of
francs.
Books of subscription are about to be
opened at Louisville, for railroad bridge
across the Ohio river at that place, to cost
100000.
"A California merexpresses the opinion
that hereafter coffee will be grown in that
State for their own consumption, and also for
expectation.
Mr.. Hudson, the once great British rail
way king, is in Spain, and likely to come
forth all right on the flood tide Of one Of the
Spanish railways.
The emigration from Europe, which has
so greatly fallen of, will doubtless be stimu-
lated again by peace, which will discharge SO
great numbsr Of men.
The French colonies in Africa are about
be entirely re-o-ganiz d. They will have
h r own army and their own institution, ad-
ministratve ant Judicial.
The engine of tie E,nira train on the
Caawissa, Pa, railroad, exploded on the ~
I killing the fireman, brakeman, and fatally liz
juing the baggage master.
The liver Amoor is now ing surveyt d
by the Russian Glvtrnmcnt and is inttnled
10 be made the channel of the vast commit rec
with England and America
The London Times s:-"We shall
not be over tie mark if we pat our share Of
the cost OF the Russian war, during the year
just ended, at E3l 00O,O00."
Five thousand slaves in tie city Of Char
lesion, S G.. have contributed the past year
to benevolent oil cts the sum of a;l5. 600, it
being on an average of So each.
An editor out West says -" If we have
offended any man in the short but brilliant
curse OF our career let him send Us a new
hat and say nothing about IT,.
John D Murrel, of Lynchburg, Va, di d
recently in New Orleans He was p1o5'oly
the wealthiest man in Virginia being worth,
it is supposed, two million dollars.
Letters from ST.. Petersburg state that a
special section at the Home department has
been formed, and charged with "taking cog
nizence of all offences against orthodoxy"
"A subscription is going in the fourth
ward Of Paris for the purpose of buying a
suitable present for the Empress, subscrip-
tions OF more than five cents are not receiv-
ed. -.I-.- r-..i
In digging well at Menz, short time
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