Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-07

The Washington Constitution has the follow
ing announcement in the true court journal
style.
"The President, last evening, received
telegraph dispatch, dated at Cleveland,
from the marshal Of the northern district
Of Ohio, stating that the supreme court Of
that state had unanimously refused the writ
Of hd5edS corpus in the case Of the persons
in bis custody, under the fugitive slave law,
aud that three Of the most respectable of
them had given bail for their appearance to
stand their trial before the district court
of the United States. Everything was
quiet"
If the President manages these trials, it is
right to hold him responsible for the wpy they
are conducted. a
Rcminisces concerning the brothers of the late
Mike Walsh
"They consisted of four brothers and a
sister, of whom Mike was the youngest,
that had been scattered in all directions
upon the death of their father Mike alone
remained with his mother. A most singu-
lar fatality belel them ALL One of the
! brothers was shot in duel across a table
in Southern city another fell by the side
of the brave Crockett at the massacre of
the Alamo the third brother was burned
in the Ben Sherrod, aud bis sister perished
in the ill-fated Lexington. The mother
soon followed her children, leaving poor
Mike to meet DEATH under the crcum-
stances, more terrible than any Of the rest"
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as~ The Washington Republic says that it
is reported to be settled thing that Mr. james
Gordon Bennett is to have the French Mission
previous to the expiration of Mr.. Buchanan's
term. He will be expected to intrigue for Bu-
chanans denomination, and, succeeding in that
work, for bis reelection IF the atteris accom-
! plshed, he will remain at Paris till 1865.
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~ The largest sugar crop we have had in
this country for the last ten years was in 1858.
The crop of that season was estimated at near
ly 100000 hogsheads. The next largest yield
within this period was the crop of 1858, which
is the least estimated This is pat down at
365,000 hogsheads.
Ess- The Democratic papers tell an ouecdote
connected with Mr.. Stewards attention to the
ministers of the Oneida Methodist Conference,
which is good, if not true. Daring the sitting
of the Conference au elder noticed the devout
attention of the Senator and lie asked the lat
ter what Church he belonged. 'Well," said
Seward, after moments thought 81 will tell
you enthusiastically um an Episcopalian, but
politically am q Methodist |"
G5~ The Attorney General of Michigan has
ordered the rearrest of Deputy Marshal TYLER,
after his present term Of imprisonment expires,
and new trial is to take place before State
| Court.
5D- u am very sorry" said learned Judge
to young female, who hesitated much in Civ
ing some very unpleasant evidence, II am very
sorry to have to enforce such an examination as
this it must, Of course, it must be painful tc
any decent person, but the ends of justice re
quire it and not only so, but all the well dress
cd females you see on either side of me, have
come long way to hear that which pains yor
SO much to utter"
g:1> The Sultan of Turkey disburses for his
household expenses the sum of forty-seven mil
lions of dollars annually he has 36 wives and
780 female slaves. The wives cost him annual
ly $6000,O00, and the female slaves more than
half million. His musicians cost him about
a $l,000,000 each year while his brothers and
sisters receive more than S3,0O0,OOO.
2S- Ten Brock, the American sportsman il
England, arrived out recently and with his wife
has taken up quarters in charming villagonea
Newmarket a merry peal of the village bell
greeted his arrival.
The RETURNED AFRICANs.-A letter from
Monrova says that the Echos negroes hayt
been distributed along the coast by the Coloni
cation Society, and placed under teachers 70
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