The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-24
AIIina Nutshell,

ne price OF u HCjnCe 10 IeJal HquoI
in Demopols, Albania, has been raised to ten
thouaand dollars.
The smallest Bank in the United States
is the Bank Of Cayugs Lake, at Painted
Post, N. Y, with $4,000 capital.
DIR. Graham, who was recently pardon
ed by the Governor Of New York, has re-
sumed the practice of medicine in New Or
leans. q,
The Emperor of China, instead Of pay
ing his doctor as we do. when we are unwell,
the instant be is taken i'll stops4he pay of his
physician, aud does net renew It until he is
quite well again.
In London, out Of a population of two
and half m Hons, only five hnhdree thou
sand attend church In Liverpool the pro-
portion is about one third of the population
The case .sseme to he pretty n uch the same
in all great ties.
There is said to be qtite d tide OF emf
grafton setting from Cs litornia tothe Gadsden
Territory, attracted BY its known mineral re-
sources, and part 'cuiarly of copper. The de-
velopments of'this metal. and in almost pure
state, with bitumnous coal, are reported as
very extraordinary.
. A "self loading Lay cart, has been patent
&c by D. H. Thomf sons, Of Fitchlurg. Mass
1t consists in the employment Of rakes applied
to cart or wagon, in connection with an in
cllined frame, opel ating in such way that
the hay will be rak"d up and loaded into the
cart or Wagon ~ merely drawing the vehi-
| Gle over the mealoN.
| Five nob!emen are said to own about
one. fourth Of all the landed property in Scot
] Lad TI.r- he L., af loln
and the Dukes OF Al 9yle, Athol, Sutherland
and Buccleugh. About two thousand pro-
\ p.ietors are said also 10 own one-third of the
| land and total revenue of three kingdoms of
| England, Scotland and Irland.
Mr.. Thomas Russell, an employer on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, met with an
accident at Mount Glare depot, on Tuesday,
which resulted in his death last Thursday.
lie was engaged in coupling two cars ogether,
when one Of them, being by some means
pushed forward, he was caught between the
| bumpers and cru .hed ir a most horrible man
ner, his injuries being principally upon his
chest.
FATAL RAILROAD AcciDENr.-An acciden
occurred on the Burlington Dc Chicago Rail-
road, Tuesday night, b. which Edward Carl
ty, a, freight conductor, lost his life. The
passenger IL ain, when near Oquawka ran over
a COW, which threw the car in which Mr.. G.
was in. off the track. killing him instantly
and severely injured one or two cthers.-
Chicago Pl &C.
Il few nicrts siuce the wife of Mr.. Nicho.
las Bonnemot, residing in Mil Village, Mass
was engaged in watching with a sick child in
the lower part of the house, while her hus-
band was sleeping up stairs. Arising in the
morning Mr. r. found his wife lying sense
less at the foot Of the cellar stairs, where she
is supposed to lave accidentally fallen during
the night. She survival but snort time
after she was f1uud.
QUEEN VICTORIA CoMrvd TO AMERrcA-
The able London correspondent of the To
ronto GloLe state that q report is quite current
in England tc the effect that the Queen ha,
some thought o. paying a visit, during the
coming summer, her loyal province of Cana
ada. So far has the rumor gained grount
that several If the London newspapers are
discussing the ptoprety of.the step, and ad
wise the Cue IN tc make the journey, by a.
means.
81 GENERAL JOSEPH WARREN-1t seem tha
a few weeks since the late Dr. John c, War
rem di5interred from the family tomb, under
meath St. Panl's Church, The remains of hi,
unclel, General Joseph warren, whose psrtici
patton in the memorable fight upon Runkel
Hill has rendered his name immortal in the
annals of our country. They were placed il
a stone urn, on which an appropriate epitapf
mad been engraved, and. with those Of othel
members of the family, were taken to Fores
Hill Cemetery. The skull was quite perfect
the chain still remaining. Behind one of the
ears was seen sr aperture, whichindi-ated tbs
place where the fatal ball entered which end
ed his brief but glorios career Bostcr Post