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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

Savannah News. Aug. 9Th says The
suit against the gallant Zouave, the Count
De Riviere alias Mr. Louis Davids, has been
terminated, and that illustrioas individual,
who arrived here on Wednesday in the
Huntsville, and who was received BY pop
ulace ready 10 treat him as, from all acS
counts be richly deserved, with coat Of
tar and feathers, will tear himself away
from bis synpathizing friends to-day. as he
leaves 10 one Of the steamers for New-Y orIk.
as We understand, to obtain a divorce from
the wife whom be has abandoned, in order
that he may become the legal husband Of
the 'slioness' Of Mobile.
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TIRE CHINESE Waffle operations OF the
allied powers 10 China. siDce active efforts have
been commenced to force way to the celestia
capital, have become quite interesting The
Chinese forts commanding the entrance Of the
river Peiho we're capahred on the goth of May
but not without vigorous resistance CT the Chi
nese. The feet OF American, British, Russian
and French vessels was quite formidable, carry.
ing 10 all some 800 guns. and the commissioners
Of the different governments were on board
their several aagships. The forts mounted 139
guns. The allies lost 10 killed and "a wound
ed, chiefly French. Ga the 22d the allied feet
was moving up the Peiho, prepared TO thunder
for admittsnce at the gates of Pekin. Here
the latest accounts leave them, and the result
OF the expedition will be awaited with much
interest. The object Of this formidable expe-
dition is to compel the celestial emperor to nc
gotiate for more liberal commercial inter
course with his neighbors, who are anxious to
develop tA9trade Of bis vast domain and bis
thronging population Of AIS millions of human
beings
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SHERIFF'S SALE of Real Estate, Ash
tabula Common Pleas, March Term, '5S
sani T1umb Assignee of
L. Mills & Co. ~, -,
IA - -
L G. J5hpeon

RY VIRTUE Of writ of Aims Fiert
- TaraA duly issued from ss Court IN Che above caso 10
ne di ece viii oer Tor sale by way public auction At
oh1 on Monday the 2od day NJ Augus D. h5S between
the hours OF 10 and four o'clock ~ sail day klovinx
described Real Estate Situate In the tewnaip II
Geneva, IN the county OF Asbra, ard The State Of Ohio
being in The East part Of section 80 in Sad township
ginning about ten rods East OF South East corner Of
George Koses land running iherce tie center nf
the North Ridge kes thence cot along the said
Ridge Road to the Els, line Of Salmon eeor Land thence
North on said Soy nonrs land 70 the South lne the al
George RoseF land thence the pncf beginning COLI
tanning Thirty and one ha 30s screa Of land hrinF tbe
same land heretonre decided g Apson Smith, Levi john
saving aud Reervng ereof one one fourth nv
aeren Of land situate the ba North Ridge the cen.
ter of The above described tract decided TO Lewis A. GAYLORD
with the appurtenauces. Appraised at
Wli. rENDRY, Sheriff
Jeierson, July 22a, 1853. f4n0 aas
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Recent accounts represent the net rcve
nae Of Cuba for the last year, after paying
all the expenses civil and military of the
administration of the Government, as
amounting to FIVE millions of dollars.
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Gen. William Walker, at tho head Of
eight hundred 6IIibusters, armed with Mi.
ME rifles and Colts revolvers. and having
battery Of eighteen Geld pieces, is reported
by gentleman jnst arrived at st. Louis
from Albuquerque. TO have crossed the Rio
Grande, near Ell Paso. about the lst Of
July, on their way to Sonora. which they
Of course Intend to conquer aud Ultimate.
y annex a Ia Texas. Col, Titus, Of Kan-
aas infamy. is said to have joined them at
Ell Paso.
This story Is very direct and eircumstan-
tial, but we do not fully credit It
Mons Godayd made aseeoDd asoensiou frou,
Buffalo on Friday evening at SIX o'clock, taking
up three or four persons. The ascent was vary
successful and the wind being strong carried
the balloon east over Batavia aad Rochester
AMI III hours zI' 2 2s iii;Is ee It Il rs~slsd eHs
hundred miIes landing in Menroe county. nssl
Pittsfond;
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DEFEAr OF THE Hon. F. BLAIR. JR-
The news of this defeat which we gather
from the St. Louis papers. comes with sad.
ding aud stunning effect upon the conserva-
tive mind of the north Indeed, it is q
grieYous result, ond so will be received BY
every clear and ingenious mind, either north
or south. We copy from St Louis Demo
crdt.
The result of The election in our city on
yesterday, discloses that the free soil vote
of st. Louis county has divided itself into
its original component parts, that is-Dem-
ocratic and Whig--the former going for
Mr.. Blair, the latter for Mr. Breckiurdge,
(the Know Nothing candidate, and thus,
perhaps, entailing defeat upon BOTH
The vote is the largest ever polied u this
city. and from the complexion of the polls
at certain precincts, it is ev dent that much
fraudulent voting was pcrpetrated. This
is known to have been the case to a certain
extent, for rowing parties Of nationals
throughout the day promcnaded from ward
to ward, r0ting as they aeent Again the
~ elSA u q VI ~ ~ IOuhb1 Ogulb lpOoSu
upon US judges Of election, a large majority,
of whom were in the interest Of pro-slavery
minority, and thus 40 check was had upon
the election, such as would have resulted
from fair selection Of one from each par
ty. If to this we add the unsparing use
Of the treasury money, scattered with a
reckless profusion in every place Of low re-
sort throughout the city, we shall not have
so much cause to wonder that the party of
the President has succeeded in polling some
thing over six thousand votes.
This result, it is needless TO say, has been
both unexpected and disastrous. Our cen
fdence was never frner than on yesterday,
for We eonld not conceive it possible that
men having the interests of great cause
at heart, could draw off and stand aloof
upon third candidate. OF the effect the
election is likely 10 exert upon Missouri, at
home and abroad, we can only conjecture
but fear that plurality triumph will be
accepted in the most unfayorable light
against US. From lands end to lands end,
the news viii be telegraphed as confirming
the policy of Jmes Buchanan, and certainly
our State, if avoided by immigration, will
drop back into the ruts of stagnation from
which the victories Of the last two years
had only partially relieved it.
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Affairs In Utah.
The salt Lake City correspondent Of the n. |
I ork Times writes -
nfn,.r,nn. Rcs.,,-nt.,nr

The Salt Lake City correspondent Of the n.
York Times writes -
nOrmoas Returning.
Informed you in my last that the pco-
pie were beginning to return to their homes,
abandoned upon the approach of the army
by order of their Prophet and Priest
Day and night they haye continued to pour
in and the roads to the Southward are
literally swarming with people, their wa
gons and herds. The principle road, that
to Provo, may be seen from the city at a
distrnce Of 25 miles, its whole length alb
solutely covered with the great family pro
cession. The weather being very dry the
roads are shockingly dirty, and the travel
ers are almost smothered in the clouds OF
dust, the more annoying and uncomfortable
because composed in considerable parts of
PARTICLES of akali, which fill the nostrils,
cxcoriate the face and lips, and nearly
blind the eyes. Nevertheless, the popula,
tion is erowding in, the streets are lively
with children, shops of all kinds are pre-.
pairing for work, and business signs going
up on every hand 1t will take month
however, at least, to enable the people to
get back again with their limited means oi
TRANSFORMATION
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DaMocRAcf AND rak Poor ISDfAS The sen.
iiment Of We might soy the ethics Of the dc,
mocracy in relation to The Ethcopian race has
become pretty well undefstood since The pro-
mitigation Of the decision Of the Federal Cotrt
Its position as relates 70 she poor Indian has
not been so receatly as authoriialively defined
We are. however, making very encouraging pro.
gress ia that direction. A recent article 10 the
government organ az Washington--the Union,
lays down the ethics Of the party, as they affect
the aborginocs Of The coautry 10 . tolerabiy
clear, aud no way scrupulous manner, 80 that
we may cobclude that the pOlicy Of the party IN
reference TO the red man aud toe black, is fairly
indicated Here is the extract:
Population has been, and IS crowdine so
rapdiy upon the great interior Of the con
tinent that our tribes have become literally
circumvented Their hunting grounds are
being traversed every day by soldier and
cmigrant This state Of things has giYen
the Indians the alarm; and the high duty
is developed upon the government Of rois-
ing the standards Of the republic in every
part of the Indian country. Indeed, the
necessity has become apparent that We shall
20 longer have on Indian country. 1t be.
longs to the white race The great pro-
gress Of our people from the Atlantic West
and from the Pacific East is closing in over
the savage tribes irho are hereafter to IRE,
as ireH as they can under the immediate sur
reliance Of, and IN suBJEcTloN TO orr
FRoNrERsMkN This is no hardship. 1t is
no unjust invasion Of the rights Of the
tribes. They hare no rights They were
created and placed here in the wise economy
ofthe Almighty, to Be drirea back and finally
erterminated This work it is for themselves
to perform The condition upon which
they are permitted to live is that they shall
cultivate and sabdue the earth. Those
who do so have no difficulty in getting
along; those who refuse to do 50 never did,
and never will subSist in prosperity or in
deed subsist at ALL When brought into con
tact with the 'tillers Of the soil
And this, after three quarters Of century's
growth and amplifcation, is the final rendering
Of the JelIersonian theory, that call men are
born free aud equal, and have certain inaliena-
ble rights, among which are life, liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness" Now tie democrat
ic theory is that white Anglo Saxons are born
free, with right to eusavc or exterminate the
weaker races at their own pleasure. We see
not how there can be any further progress in
this direction, anles it be claimed that the po-
litcal majority of white Aglo-Saxons have the
right to enslaTe or exterminate the minority,
which has already been broached in certain de-
mocratic quarters That carries the footpal
ethics OF modern democracy to its ultimate re.
suit, and when it comes it should startlo nobo-
dy, for it is no more atheistic and no more viii
laiuous than the doctrine now proclnimed by
the organ of this democratic administration.
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DousTFuL.- Notwithstanding ths usual ire
frag bic character Of newspaper information we
cannot but entertain a doubt about the gen.
uineness of the following correspondence, said
to have passed over the new line Of communi.
cation, between QuEES Vic and the fasiy old
occupant of the White House, We however,
give it for what il is worth
70 President Baeiapan,
SIR: As you will not permit me to risit
you, allow me to drop yon line
VICTORIA Rra1xA
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~ A cempany OF chamois hunters from
Insbrack 10 Austria we're at Detroit few days
SINCE on their way 70 Minnesota They brought
theis arms and equipments, and were picturesque
" dressed
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c. P. & A. r. II. ELEcrioS-The storkhold.
ers Of the Lake Shore Railroad Company, met
at their rooms Tuesday, to elect Directors for
the ensuing year, but the election was not be-
gun till Wednesday The following ticket was
elected
Wm. Case, Cleveland, O.. g. Payne, do;
Amasa Stone, Jr., do; Stillnau Witt, do, T.
NJ. Kelley, do; D. R. Page. Madison, O.; AL
fred Kelley Columbus, o.; j. B. Johnson Erie,
Pa; James Miles, Girard. Pa; Sam1 j. Ran
dali, Philadelphia, Pa. E. M. Gilbert, Hnmil-
ton White, G. C. Dennis.
This ticket is the Stone Ticket" as oppos.
ed to the Z" Case Ticket" aud was elected by
from 1900 to 5000 majority on large vote
Late on Wednesday evening, at meeting oil
the Directors, AMAsA Stone was elected Presi-
dent, II. NorTINoHAM, Superintendent, and 9TH
er officers same as last year This election ex-
cited a deep interest, which manifested itself at
the penetrated meeting of the stockholders
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Tnf NEW CHANNnL.-The Buffalo Er-
press says the prop, Pittsburgh, on her last
trip down came through the new channel
in the St. Clair Flats, nov being dredgcd
10y the United States Government. She
drew 1 feet Of water, and came over with.
ott touching. This is the first propeller
through the new channel It is a saving
Of some seven or eight miles, and will OBJ.
viate the necessity Of vessels waiting till
day light to pass over
ExrLEs OF FLoRiDA, by j. r.. GfDDISes--
at this late hour we have received this vol
ume from the publishers, but not having had
time to peruse it we are not of course
able to notice II further at this time.
BREsLs's DIscLosuRE. 1T is said that
Mr.. Breslin is about to publish a clear and
candid statement Of his opera tions from
minute books in his possession, showing
names, locality, date and amount Of the
transactions, with eachj the character and
amount Of the sureties, the pledges Of hon.
or upon which he relied, the frequent renew
al Of those assurances and consequent dis.
appointments, &c, during the time tbot he
was Treasurer Of State. We do not
believe that Mr.. Breslin is a thoroughly
bad man, and hope he will make the dis
closure contemplated If Mr. Bresin has
been the scape goat for the sins of others,
as many believe, such revelation is neces-
sary. Let us have the contemplated state.
nent - OHIO State Journal.
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couNrr CONVENTION.

Ard ae aia Republicans rtH requested at tho
tine and place. 70 elect Delegates to attend Convention for
the nomination q County ocers to be held Jeerson
Tuesday, the 2t,h dsy q august 1885, at 10 O'Clock A NJ
The Deesaisa the cosny Convention apportsoncd
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MoUET VEnsos.-An Association Of Ladies
having contracted With Blv. John A. Washing
ton for the purchase OF Mount Vernon, inclu-
ding the tomb Of George Washington, for the
sum Of two hundred thousand dollars, and hay
ing paid several thousand dollars towards the
fulhlmeut Of the copiract and gone to work in
all parts of the country to raise by contribu-
tons the balance, the public are taken by sur
prise with announcement that the purchase Of
the tomb does not include the content Of that
TOMB aud it is said that Dir. ]. A. Washing
ton designs to remove the remains Of his illus
tFieas relative before transferring the property
to the Women Of the Uaion. His speculations
in walking sticks are thought to prove him ca
pable Of even this act bat It is to be presum-
ed that any court will bold that the contents Of
the tomb are part Of the consideration embrac-
cd in the contract
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FnoN Kansas we huse TIE most satisfactory
accounts Of The voting spon he EugIisA Buch.
anan Swlndle Tint cockaihrice incubation,
has met he hie which boa heeo 40 conadenily
predicted for il, and which such ne!orious
schemes, coming from the high places Of the
land. 50 richly dsservc. Tho people Of Kansas
who have been the victims Of executive. pro-
slavery maligrity, pee.sd hunted aud murdered,
menaced with tho presence and power Of The
military arm Of the nation, stigmatized and de-
rided 10 the midst Of their suffering, because
they would not yield their clearly defined rights
as American citizens, have again asserted those
rights aud spurned the bribery aud executive
oyertures to subornation, and put the iniqoi-
ty far away from them. Returns from the
leading places in the territory, show that the
majorities are large, and in some places unani-
nous, against Mr. Buchsnan's pet policy
The influence Of slavery and executive coertion
are pretty effectually squelched out and the
future path Of the people Of Kansas will prove
less rugged and difficult They have struggled
nanftlly with fearful odds but their triumph
has been signal aud glorious. The triumph Of
freedom and right weak and sinsle-hand.
cd, stands in bold contrast TO the defeat Of
democratic tyranny and oppression, backed by
the power and influence Of the government
The New York Jouroai Of Commerce men.
tons an incidental adv ontage that will result
from the completion Of tho trans tlantic tele.
graph, wuieh is Of some importanee to the
members Of commercial community. We
shall no longer have so many Of those cases Of
fraud and fight from justice, when intelligence
Of the fugltives escape can be transmitted so
loug 10 advance that bis arrival nay be looked
for by every steamer
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A New aud important

THE American Art Of Tanning Horses
Ofeinniv ,v,iematlted ard practlsed ny JOHN s. RA-
REY n history and dl1brept methnd 6e. neing et-
peie eompeudlunl Of Al that new knpwp ~ ths rYtsn
foqk store 40 " g. DICK
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CHANGE OF MiSIsTRY IN CAwApA.--The difTi-
Guilty in respect to the location Of the capital Of
Canada has occasioned change Of the coonisl
ministry The late ministry was not responsible
for the location Of the capital, and it is not easy
to see why they should resign because the as
sembly disapproved of the new location. The
assembly last year, finding it impossible to rec
oncile the rival claims of Montreal, Quebec.
Kingston and Toronto, referred the matter to
the queen, and she, passing by all the rivals, as
a compromise designated Bytowu, now Ottawa
as the capital of the united provinces. The as
sembly has now voted that Ottawa ought not
to be the permanent seat Of government, and in
consequence Of this vote the ministry resigned
and new ministry has been organised George
Brown, the leader of the opposition, who heads
the new cabinet, is the editor of the Toronto
Globe. he is Yankee By birth and in bis
principles, was engaged in the abortive attempt
at revolution twenty years ago. and is ultra
Protestant and an advocate Of the dissolution
Of the union of the provinces, and of universal
suffrage. 1t is not believed that be eau carry
on the government successfully. If he should
it viii be one of the signs of the times.
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Ai r the pupose of elecns sid deleeStes The Rspuhli
voters equsue to no several places hold
,pg elecons N ssd tvnshp on Saturday the 2ut day Of
August at o'clock NJ then and there elect said Dele.
gates b iallot
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flaming MILLS.

TANNING MILLS.
HAVING now commenced the Mann
featuring Of FANING MILLS In this locality again. BY pro-
daeng better article than has been sold IN this State
and thus making Il profitable to the farmers to them
wiah 20 secure that patonaPea
flaming Mill Merits.
Tanning Min s one being well made does iis work per
feet and a. speedily as desed and that viii ean ersry
particle Q Chess Coeksh sua from the wheat and
SAGE aah yhsat and clean all other kinds OF ein snd
seeds as well be Mil now make will DO all his II s not
slaige 4lM 90 n most any grainTyhas sves and
eeeehh thah ussiiarna uncommon easYis mbstantfalV
mace o. good nasralsand will b sold a. cheap as sny
to. Shop on Banker nil. LEWIS Al CR0Stfy
Asbtabule, June lat 1853 i4f
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HORSE RAKES, Corn Plows and Cul.
figure. j. b. cRoSBY.
Ashtabuls. June %, 1859 ia
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suMMARY.

~ The Canadu cole humbug hes been ex-
ploded
as- The whole number Of warriors 10 ali tho
Indian tribes Of Oregon and Washinrton as re-
ported to the department Of the interior, is but
2l25
cs- The last annual report Of the Masaachu-
setts eolonizat Ion seys some OF the colored "a.
gitives iu Canada are making application Tor as.
sistauce to reach Liberia but as they DO not
reside 10 the United States the society cannot
expend Its funds IN colonizing them.
eB~ A recent Utah mail party encountered on
their journey millions OF budaoes, blocking up
the highways so az to delay the mail feeding
upon the luxuriant gfasses Of the plains while
deer and anteopes were more numerous than
ever seen before
1s- II stated that there have been over q
hundred deaths by yellow fever at the New York
quarantine, aud hundreds Of cases. but the facts
have been suppressed to prevent alarm. The
fever at New ORLEANS is spreading and is very
malignant, 70 deaths from It having occurred in
one week.
ns- DR.. Hayden has discovered in Nebraska
a thick bed OF Plioceue age, from which up
wards Of twenty new species Of fossil mamma
lin have been procured among them bones Of
horses, pdnihers, gigantic scoivts and a camel,
or on animal allied to il. This discovery can
not but be regarded with very great interest by
scientific men IN this country aud in Europe.--
These fossils are all 10 Philadelphia at present,
but will shortly be sent to the Smithsoniou in.
stiiute at Washington.
gg- The "Dalles" a word which occurs 50
frequently in the news from Oregon is q name
given to narrow passage on the Columbia riv-
er, some dfty miles above the Cascades, where
the sire nm passes between immense walls Of ba-
saltic rock, only three hundred feet asunder.---
The name, which is pronounced as ir written
dolls, means slabs !" and was given. doubtless,
by the early French trappers, as descriptive Of
the remarkable masses Of basalt, which are not
dssimilar to hig stones set upon end aud ce-
mentud together.