Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-27

The woman's rights convention had couple
days session at Saratoga Springs last week, and
resolved that women, like men, have right to
do anything and everything which is in itself
morally right" We'll, why do they not go and
do what is right and they've a mind to, and stop
talking about it ? Antoinette Brown breaches,
Miss Blackwell doctors, Mrs. Oaksmith lectures,
Harriet Hosmer makes statutes, and Alice Cary
"writes for the Ledger" and nobody denies their
right, for it is based on their ability. Womens
rights are women's abilities and wishes-noth-
ing more, nothing less
~ John A Gilmer writes about his own
reelection to Congress from North Carolina
II am reelected by 1000 majority over two Op-
ponents one the regular administration nominee,
the other Of my own party, bitterly denouncing
my auti-Lecompton vote. feel proud at be-
ing so nobly sustained by an intelligent south
ern constituency for doing my duty in the hour
of sectional madness"
The Nationals" of Illinois, like their breth-
rem in n. Y. were anxious to have fair show
in the list of Delegates to Charleston. They
proposed division. The Douglas men laugh
ed at them, aud gave them to understand that
they could not be even recognized as Demo-
Gratis. The result may be double delegation
to Charleston.
GS- The New York Tribune, speaking of
the increasing receipts of the New York Cen
tral Railroad, says, it is the expectation of the
managers that the traffic of August will show
an increase of $4,000 or $4,000. The busi-
ness Of the Erie, thus far, shows but triling
falling off from August last year.
~ A letter from Nagasaki, Japan, of the
2lst of April says The new Emperor be-
comes every day more and more pliable to the
Europeans, and the Mandarins of the provinces
instead of subjecting them, as heretofore, to all
sorts Of i'll treatment, display great regard for
them
GS- The Xenia TOrchIght has an account
of large, handsome pearl, found in the Miami
river, near. Waynesville. 1t weighs nearly twen-
ty grains, and perfect shape for SET II is
white, with blueish tint The value of it is
not known.
~ A Paris correspondent says of Napo-
leon that be is by race an Italian, by birth a
Dutchman, by school education German, by
military education SWISS by political studies
an Englishman, and by his crown be is French
man.
~ The Paris Constitutional figures up the
cost of the war at $25O,OO0,OOO and then glo-
rifles excessively because they have borrowed
one hundred millions Of dollars more than will
be called for.
GF Louis Napoleon has shown his good
sense in horse flesh by the purchase of team
known to most of the New Jersey horsemen of
the country as "SandersOn's horses probably
one OF the very finest spans in America
~ The French Minister of State has Just
officially appointed Mademoisele Tagon TO be
inspectress of all the dancing classes at the op-
era, and to perfect such pupils as she may con-
slider likely to become first rate performers.
~" Ali Khan, ambassador from Persia to
Paris and London, has arrived 10 Paris with 25
young men, who are come to France to be edu-
Gated.
eS-It is now stated that the project of erect
ing new Plymouth Church 10 Brooklyn has
been abandoned, and that the Trustees have de-
cided to enlarge the present edi6ce.
~ The Turin correspondent of the London
Post states that sixty HuDgarians who escaped
from the Austrian army were retaken, placed
before battery, fred upon with grape, and all
but two killed.
ag- 1t is represented that our worthy Pres-
dent has lately become very jealous Of George
Dallas, and that be contemplstes recalling
that gentleman from the English mission.
~ II Is stated that Charles Dickens will
give SIXTY readings In this country, for the very
reasonable remuneration Of $4,000 cash at
the start, and One-fourth Of the net profits be-