Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-11-10

ID is certain that there are in India perse-
severiRg and industrious laborers. With
in the last twenty years the amount Of the
products of other countries consumed in
India has increased from $50, 600 ,OOO to
$35. 900, 600, and her native productions
have more than kept pace with il. Every
nation with her is her debtor. In 1885.
the surplus produce Of India was SSo,.
000,00u; in 1855 it exceeded I25, ,o0O,--
600. Last year the balance due India for
the excess of exports over imports was,
$41 100000. The specie importations,.
which may be recorded as sure indica-
ton of the balance of trade, have increased
from 1000. 900 in 1916, to $62, ,OOO,-
900 in 1856. Such statistics show that
there is progressive industry in India,
which the present mutiny might afiectdis-
astrously.- London Economist.
CAPTAIN HERNDoN 1t is said that not
\ single woman or child in the Central
America was lost! This speaks more thar
ten thousand tongues in praise Of Amer
icaE chivalry. Not woman lost! They
were all provided for by order Of the gall.
liant captain, right in face of absolute de-.
struction to all the male passengers on
board, without word Of murmur from
the lips of any one. The noble Captain
went down with his ship. He leaves a.
wife and child in rather INDECENT circum-
stances, and we notice the ladies in many
places in the East are holding meetings,
and appealing to their sisters all over the
Union to contribute to the support of the
wife and child of one who. in the hour Of
death. well proved himself the woman's
friend.
The London Times says it will cost five
hundred million dollars to put down tho
insurrection in India.
| TUE A ADMINISTRATION AND THE CHoc-
TAw MIssIoNARIEs.-The National Organ
Of the Democracy is getting alarmed at the
rumors that the Missionaries among the
Choctaws are advocating an abolition of
slavery in the Indian Territory. Slavery
is an established institution there, as is we'll
known, independently of Mr.. Buehanan's
construction of the constitution. That
fine region of country, well adapted to the
profitable employment of slave labor, and
which is ere long to become the prey of
pale faced cupidity, it is believed, under
some show of adjustment with theIndians,
is now watched with jealous eyes by sec
tional men Of the South. The slightest
danger of losing their hold on this prospec-
i've State, hariows up their feelings, and
distresses the organ grinder at Washing
ton, in particular, in manner painful to
witness. The Union thinks these four
missionaries should be driven out of the
country, as ''abolitionists, who do nought
else but foment difficulties" as being con-
cerned in scheme ''to abolitionize the
southwestern superintendency," likely to
lead to ''the re-euactment of the late dis
graceful scenes in Kansas" and because,
from their intimate relations with.the In
ldians, they ''eXercise great influence over
them"
Before the Administration commences the
proposed crusade against the Home Mis-
sionary Society and its laborers, it will do
well to ascertain that the facts are as aleg
ed by the Union. II, on due examin mination,
1t is found that the only way TO keep slave
ry there is to exclude The gospel, then MIR.
Buchanan. if his organ rightly represents-
him, will act without hesitation.
A WoMAN's LIFE SAVED BY TRANsFU-
sIoN.-i woman's life was curiously pre-
lserved by her husband, in Saffofdshirr,
lately, by the process of TRANSMISSION. Sho
lay at the p ,nt of death, when, as las:
resource Il vein was opened in her arm,
and one in the arm of her husband, aud
rs the blood flowed from the latter it was
transmitted by suitable apparatus into the
veins of the wife, After seventeen ounces
had been thus injected, the pulse became
perceptible, and the colorless lip Redeemed,
the CLASSY eye frightened, and she thank
fully said, ''I am better" The case has
progressed very favorable, and the woman
is recovering.
n A
CIETY.-We publish in another column the
proceedings of the meeting organizing this
society. We are really gratifed to be able
to announce this fact to the citizens of Ma
son, AS we are confident that it will consti-
tute an important era in the Agricultural
interests of this county.
The constitution adopted on the occasion
we think eminently calculated to promote
the prosperity of the society and advanc,
the productive interests of the county; and
we should like to see the name of every
good citizen of the county enrolled upon
its books as members The advantages of
a well organized society of the kind, can
not be too highly estimated. Wherever
they have been properly organized, they
have engendered spirit of generous RI
valry among the enterprising citizens of
the community, which has been produc-
tive of the most beneficial results. The
first regular meeting of the Society will
be held on the first Monday in the month
of December next.--Pt. Pleasant Ka.)
Republican.
IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.--New York,
November 2.-The Nebraska correspon-
ldent of the Times, under date October 22,
writes-"N News has just reached here from
our frontier Mormon settlement on Roof
Fork of the Platte River, near the, mouth
of the Beaver. that some seceders kom the
Mormon church have arrived, bringing the
news that large force of Mormon miAsia,