Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-15
News Items.

MAJOR MURPHY, Of Leavenworth, Kan
sas, recently appointed Indian Agent by
air. Buchanan, made a speech a few
days since in that city. in which he laud-
ed the murderers of Shoemaker and rec
ommended Ae hanging Of some other sss
olitionists in Leatenworth.
SLAVES IN YIRsfSI1.-The present
price of negroes is altogether too high to
justify the application of such costly Ia
Dor to the exhausted lands of Virginia.
Accordingly che papers informs Us Of a
negro stampede from all parts ofthe state
the negro trade being exceedingly
brisk, and many masters moving off with
their force to escape Virginia executions,
and all in hopes to apply their black la
Dor mOr probably 4 a less exhausted
soil.
A Horse WITH A COX LEG@We take
the following from the Adelaide (Aus-
t~ralia) Register. We have recently seen
Mr.. Collins mare, Jewess. 1t will be
remembered that she broke her near fore
leg on the race course in April last, while
running for the town plate. Amputation
was performed by Mr.. Grabb, under
whose care she has completely recover
ed. Her condition is excellent, and the
cork foot seems to answer the purpose
admirably.
LOUISVILLE. April 1O.-Lola Montez's
benefta Al the theater was to have been to-
night. Lola wanted a carpet instead of
a green blaze on the floor; the stage man
ager refused and appealed to the audi
t.rs; both talked together, aud The man
ager afterwards made a speech; Lo' a re-
fused to play and the money vas return
ed to the ticket holders; c~onsequetly
there was no performance.
A Text next time any neigh
boring Democratic homilist feels like
preaching upon political integrity, will
he please take for a text the recent repu-
dialion by the Democratic Supreme Court
Of California of the State Debt OF Cali
%fornis, contracted by Democrats?
CHICAGO, April 10.-The Iowa City
Republicans have carried the State ticket
by a small majority. The majority in
Burlington is also small.
The ice has not yet moved on, Of Lake
Pepin.
The Missouri Democrat says that On
Monday last, ten boats arrived in st.
Louis, from the Ohio river, bringing on
board 1000 passengers, most of whom
were emigrants to Kansas. By the laws
OF emigration this little army ough; to
spread itself over the unoccupied por-
lions e Missouri, as it would but for the
curse of slavery
The entire vote it Cincinnati on Mon
day, f,r Superior Juege was as follows:
For Bellamy S,orer, 1867; for Ferguson,
8 sci -S,or. is majority BIG; and Mayor
as FLOWS: Thomas (ReP.) 1914; and
Smith Dem. 8 552. RepubIl can major
ity 262. Hurrsh for The Queen City.
Baron Alphonso de RoIhchiids Zone
of the great Roihchilds) was lately mar
led in London. TO lis cousin Lenora =
The wedding expenses were sufficient to
support our Government for a Whole
year.
James Talmadge, of Lancaster, died
in Valparaiso in June last.
Nine persons have been frozen to death
in Tenuessee this winter. Pretty cold
there as well as here.
DR.. S. P. Hullihen, the celebrated sur
geon. disd al bis residence in Wheeling,
on the eth Of March.
The steamer Wan. II. Morrison. lately
arrived at St. Louis. brought five piec, S
o. sculplured marble which were ex-
humed from the ruins of ancient Nine
veh, and presented to the Mercantile Lii
brary Association of St. Louis by Mr..
Marsh.
One of The jurors before whom Jack
son was tried for rape. in Brooklyn, says,