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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-11-21

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5 ot Gu M"u $500 u mer' CT AtAuirr hs.surA ecrdi.
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-23
Arrival Of the Europa.

HALIFAX, June 3.-The steamship Eu-
ropa, with dates from Liverpool to the 9Th
inst, three days later than those brought by
the Vanderbilt to New York, arrived here
this morning. "e
The news is meagre. @
Parliament had again assembled, but
nothing of importance had been transacted.
The steamship Indiana arrived out on
the 4th inst.
The United States frigate Niagara had
gone to Portsmouth for alterations.
The riots in Belgium have ceased, and
the country is quiet. .an..
Palmerston intimated in the House of
Commons his intention to submit bill
abolishing the Church rates. Berkly gave
notice that he would bring up the question
on ballot on the Esd of June.
The London Times says there is no foun-
dation for the report that the U. S. frigate
Niagara would not assist in laying the sub
marine telegraph cable, on the contrary,
she left the Thames for Portsmouth on
Friday, where some of her stancheons
would be'moved and the ward room altered
so as to receive the cable. She would
then proceed to Berkenhead and commence
receiving the cable. Nine hundred miles
of the cable are already completed. The
process is going on slowly, owing to the
improbability of getting the wire made fast
enough. The Agamemnon would com
mence receiving the cable on the 10th of
July. All the cable vessels will rendez-
vous in Cork Harbor, where the final ar
rangements would be perfected. The war
steamer Cyclops is now taking soundings
for the proposed deep sea route. The ca
BILE will be laid in August.
Macintosh & Co., at Manchester, have
suspended. Liabilities half million pounds.
The rumored attempt upon the life of
Emperor Napoleon at the recent artillery
muster, is reiterated with several corrobo-
rative incidents. All the English papers
mentioning the affair are intercepted at the
French ioostoffices.
1t was reported that the monthly return
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-23

One OF THE CLARK Co. "TRAIToRs"
ARREsTED.-Mr. Houston, of Charleston,
o., was on visit to the city yesterday,
and was recognized at the Gibson House
by one of the U. s. Deputy Marshals, as
having been seen in the vicinity of the seat
of war during the late troubles in Clark
Co, and thereupon duly taken into custo-
dy. He procured counsel, and delav be-
ing necessary to making defence, he was
admitted to bail in the sum of fifteen hun
dred dollars. We understand that his
principal offense was in dressing the
wounds of the Sheriff, who was beaten by
the patriotic Marshals. 1t is not surpris-
ing that Mr.. Houston should pronounce
this proceeding an "outrage. Gin. Com.
The argument of the Attorney General
Walcott before Judge Leavitt, in the United
States District Court, was to have been
heard, yesterday, but despatch was
received from the Attorney General, which
stated his inability to appear, and asked
for rapostponement The Judge adjourned
the Court until Tuesday, when the decision
will be rendered Gin. Com. of Friday
last. .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-23

of the chivalroub Brooks, Of South Caro-
lima" Well, Mr., Banks has recently had
a taste of the quality Of a cane in the
hands of p. Kean, correspondent of the
N. Y. Herald, whom Banks had been abu-
sing. Banks made, says the Tribune, ga
Jesuitical apology" for his editorial per-
sonalties, which was not acceptable,
whereupon Mr.. p. Kean laid in wait for
Mr.. A. d. Banks, and thrashed him in the
street. The Tribune thinks that this op-
Grafton has done Banks gaeat deal of
good, as
Since this beating he babbles no more
of chivalrous and classical canings. On
the contrary he .denounces his assailant as
a drunken brute, as destitute of manli-
ness as Of veracity, and who will assassi-
nate as readily as he will lie.'' All that
may be true--rot knowing anything OF. p.
Kean, il is not forus to contradict it; but
one thing, at least, is certain-P. Kean
has proved an excellent schooimaster to
A. D. Banks, having taught him what he
seems to have been ignorant of before: the
true meaning of the words "manliness"
and assassination" Had not the by
ISLANDERS interfered-had P. Kean been suf-
fered to go on with his nstructions-we
cannot doubt that he would have beaten a
good deal more useful knowledge into A..
D. Banks nodde.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-23

ST. LOUIS, June 15th.-The Democrat
learns that the Free State Legislature met
at Topeka on the 9th inst-no quorum.
On the 10th they went into secret session
to discuss the propriety of Immediately or
ganizing and putting into operation the
new government
On the 18th inst the Senate elected w.
A. Phillips U. S. Senator in place of Lane.
The Legislature almost unanimously
sustains the convention 7af e $40
The convention met at Topeka on the
9th, Lane presiding. Resolutions were
adopted, disowning the territorial Govern
ment, and declaring that an admission into
the Union under the Topeka Constitution
to be the only method of adjusting the diff
ficulties, pledging to pursue the application
pending before Congress-, believing that
measure as just and accordant with the
principles of the past legislation of the
country, and will, eventually, be conceded
to. That it is the duty of the legislature to
complete State organization. Other res
olutions, recommending the Free State
party and casting suspicion upon any man
who consents to vote for Browne as can
didate for the Constitutional Convention,
were passed and then adjourned. Hs
ST. LOUIS, June 16.-Topeka dates to
the l2th inst. say there was a quorum in
both branches Of the Legislature, which
was busy at work perfecting county and
township organizations. ..t
Robinson's message had been sent to
the legislature, but had not been distribu-
ted. t'
AT the recent election in Minnesota for
delegates to the Constitutional Convention,
the Republicans have gloriously triumphed.
Fifty-eight Republicans to forty-six Dem
ocrats have been elected and four are still
doubtful. The st. Paul papers say the
extent of fraudulent voting in the river
towns was frightful. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that in that city alone, 1000 fraud
ulent votes had been cast by vagrant Irish
men and boatmen, and counted in the re-
turns, thus securing the election Of "a score
of Pro-slavery delegates. |
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-23

HERR DR1EsBACH, THE LIoN-TAMER.-
We have frequently wondered what had
become of him. About four years ago,
he married young lady who was a play
mate of ours 'long ago." since which
time, We have heard nothing of him. He
has brother whom we knew many years
ago, and whom we always esteemed very
highly. Judge, therefore, of our aston
ishment and regret, on looking over our
late exchanges, when our eye caught the
following announcement, which, for the
sake of his excellent wife and brother,
we trust is mistake: l...-..
'"Two men were recently killed bv be-
ing run over by railroad train at High
Spire, near Harrisburg, in Pennsylvania
1t was ascertained that they resided in
Harrisburg. and were Just returning from
the commission of burglary. 1t appears
that they were the leaders of a gang of
counterfeiters, and that one was the horse
tanner, Herr Driesbach.
"The Harrisburg Herald of the lst
inst, says: 'On Friday afternoon, female
called at the Office of the Coroner and asked
him if he knew the men who had been
killed on the railroad. She seemed to be
in great distress, shed tears freely, and
said she feared one of them was her hus-
band, and the moment she saw their gar
ments she became excessively agitated,
and exclaimed, "that is poor Georges and
that is poor Charley's!'' and Immediately
sank into chair and tainted.
"She stated that one of the men was
her husband, and his name was Williams
that she was from Turbetville, North
cumberland county, Pennsylvania, and that
she had been living with her husband and
his companion in North-street, opposite
the cotton-mill. Coroner Barr determined
to search the house, and found quantity
of mills and metal drills and files, punches
and ladies', variety of acids, saws and
chisels, augurs, and variety of other
implements used for. counterfeiting and
burglarious purposes; also. a lot of unfn-
ished counterfeit coin. The discoveries
made fully established the fact that the
business Of counterfeiting had been car
ried on extensively in the house. .-
whilst he was engaged in searching
the upper rooms, the woman carried out a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-23

THE EDTToR OF THE SoUTH SIDE DEMO
GRAFT WHIPPED.-The New York Tribune
has discovered that it "makes all the diff
ference in the world whose head it is that
is broken" When Brooks caned Sumner,
A. d. Banks. editor of the South Side
Democrat, and candidate of the Democra-
cy for Clerk of the House of Representa-
tives of the last Congress, applauded the
proceeding as grateful to his feelings. "
describing it as ga deliberate, cool, digni.
fed, classical Gaming inflicted upon an
outrageous Abolitionist, "at the hands
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-23

MIDDLEPoRT INCoRPoRATED.-Our neigh
bors below have finally become incorpora-
ted, have elected their town officers, and
are under full sail for city. We wish
them the utmost prosperity, and hope to
see the day when corner lots there will
sell for thousand dollars q foot front
But they must not blame us for not re.
porting their local news, unless they take
some little pains to keep us posted" for
we are too poor yet to spend much time
in looking up local items, and only pub.
lish such as we can pick up about the
office. When we can afford it, we shall
devote much more attention to local news
In the meantime, we must rely upon oul
friends to assist us in this department.