The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-11
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.


Detroit Adrertjssr, left Corunna ON Monday last
for Pixies Penk.
Or the evening of the ith, the Indiana Legsla-
ture passed licen Sc law regulating the sale OF
intoxicating liquors.
FRoM Augusta, Ca VIC learn that rumors are
ahoat of the re.capturc from the Federal Officers
Of fifty of he Wanderers Africans.
TIM municipal election in Bath, Me-, on the eth
inst, resulted in the choice Of Israel Putnam, Re.
publican, for mayor, and majority OF the Repub.
lican Ticket.
REPORTS from Detroit state that navigation is
fairly open, aud that the boats on most of the
routes from that city commence their regular trips
during the present week.
A DISPATCH from Washington of the 5th instant
states that the President has withheld hrs sigma.
ture from the bill appropriatng S55 900 for deep
ening the channel Of the St. Clair Flats.
BY telegram from Savannah, Ga, we learn
hat the yacht Wnnderer is advertised for Mar.
shals sale Ito morrow the 18th inst II Is also
rumored that some fifty of the Africans brought
by her have been arrested in the lower portion Of
/ Georgia. This rumor lacks confirmation
. \ MrrTE Irish boy having been run over and
crushed by the OH the Hudson River Railroad,
! in New York City, on the jth inst, the lrishnon
resident in the neighborhood turned out en masse,
and were proceeding to tear up the rails when Il
strong detachment Of police were sentto the scene
and dispersed the mob.
WE learn 10y a dispatch from Adrian, Mich. Of
the sth inst that the remains Of Ira ]. Thurslon
the aronaut, who met his death by his uniortu.
nate ascension on the 10th of last September, were
accidentally found on Sunday evening last, about
ten miles from the place of his ascension. His
remains were brought TO Adrian and fully idonti.
fled.
'rnE Marian Republican states that on the lOh
inst, Mr., John Bivens, of Middletown, in that
county, was married to Miss a. VI. Turk o
Pruttsvillc, Green County, Ohio and in one hou
, thereafter she corpse. Married to the hus
band Of her choice in So short space death claim
ed her as his bride, and bore her away from tn,
husband OF an hour.
From ST. Louis we learn That the Hon, Henry )
Geyer, an eminent lawyer of that city, who sue
cueded Col Benton in the L. S. Senate, died on
the evening of the 9Th inst. It is said that he was
recovering from u slight nIispositon, when the
receipt Of news of disu essing character produc.
cd violent palpitalons oI the heart and he expired
in few minutes.
A TELEGRAM, dated I,eaVcuworth, X. r. March
+ 9th, states that commission house in that city
on the day previous received from Clear Greek
!, dgings, near Longs Peak, nugget OF gold wort
$50 The consigncr of this specimen cXprCsse
, entire satisfaction in his success thus TAR and il
4 the prospects for the future. Clear Creek ID
j tributary OF the South Plattc. Lcuvenworth
said to be throngcd with persons bound for the gol
e mines.
VIZ learn by a dispatch from Toronto, dated III
l 4th inst, that the execution of Flcmmng the telt
d graph operator, and OLeary, who were bot
found guilty of murder at the last Assizes, too
e place to-day, in the presence of vast number
d spectators OLenry was attended by Roma
q Catholic Clergyman aud read short confcsso
t on the gaows Flemming was attended by
Protestant Clergyman, and met his fate calmI
r. and without bravado. lie gave his clergyman
Al short account in writing of his crime and utr
10 butcd his ruin to bad company and drink. III
greatest sympathy has been felt iul him, and ever
, cXertion has been used to procure rcprieve, b
N to no purpose, Government being determined
put down the Of deadly weapons, which HI
bcrome so prevalent.
,oI By the arrival OF the steam propeller Jura, wi
-, London and Liverpool dates to the 18th ult., Y
/ learn that the war question is still unchanged al
preparations continue with great yigor The
are vague and unconiirmcd rumors of Frcn
loan OF 90 millions OF pounds sterling In t
House of Lords, the Earl o Canarvoen stated tn
- the various documents which had appeared in t
b papers were perfectly auihtntic-The Paris Ct
no respondent OF the London Times asserts, on tru
dc worthy grounds, that tho King of Sardinia is d
s termined ON making attempt to drive out I
,rs Auatrians, with the object Of constituting for h
nj sell Kingdom strong enough to resist Austria
=, the one hand, and France OH the other, if need
,' and that it will comprise Venice, and at least
X subjects An absolute certainty is felt at the Cou
IL OF Turn that France will help Piedmont agair
nv Austria, and that Russia will be with her, pa
mt sIvey II Austria be left 10 fight alone, but acliv,
and openly ii any other power assists Austr
England and Prussia are expected TO De neutr
The above is asserted to be the deliberate plan
'ss the King of Sardinia and his cabinet and sthi
dc but the withdrawal of France will divert tn,
ng from 1.-THE news from the Dauubian Prin
if pahlies is considered OF serious character, ant
,,I is feared that complications may arse in Il
quarter which may be more difficult to deal W
than the officers Of Italy steamship Euro
no has arrived and brings intelligence conlrmut,
an of the above, and also that France is continui
ng her warlike preparations with increased assidni
,r She is said 10 be- concentrating army OF lOO,t
go, mou at Toulon-The English House Of Commo
> has passed resolution in favor of f7,O00,C Q
u" sterling loan.