Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21
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n.y. Adyces from Rome represent Car
dinel Wiseman as visibly declining, and
very little hopes is entertained OF his recoV-
ry. :,
peA- The New York paper, The World,
has 90, 1000 daily circulation at the end oi
its FIRST month.
nay> The total number Of registered
electors in G reat Britain is stated by re-
cent official return to be l,07l,975.
Hsy-In immense bed Of white marble,
said to be equal to the finest Italian, has
been discovered in Presque Isle County,
Michigan.
Nre;. Park Benjamin, after having tried
almost everything, poetry, prose, lecturing,
and editing, has finally opened on intelli-
gent Office on Union Sqnarer N. York.
ny The clip of wool in Ohio has been
sold at about the average Of last year, al.
though prices commenced at 3'to cents a
ponnd less. The clip amounts to about
nine million pounds.
nsy~The whole West, from the Ohio to
the Missouri is said to be vast grain
field. 1t is estimated that the state of
Ohio will have thirty million bushels of
wheat-fve millions more than it was ever
produced before, and it is Of the best quail
ty.
Da-There nre nearly ! 200 men employ
ed in the erection of the public buildings in
Ottawa, the new capital Of the Canadas.
1t is expected the walls will be well advanc-
ed by the time the Prince of Wales visits
Ottawa.
pSrCoal Oil is said to be a sure destroy
er of bed bugs. Apply plentifully with a
small brush or feather to the places where
they congregate. The cure is efTectual and
permanent. Gilt frames, chandeliers, &C.,
rubbed lightly over with coal oil, will not
be disturbed by flies.
pSg-The Metropolitan Hotel bill, for en-.
tertaining the japanese footed up to $9l,.
OOO Among other items are ten thousand
bottles of champagne, consumed at the ball,
or say tive bottles for each man, woman
and child in attendance.
EH-The Tribune understands that New
York City is to be saddled with debt oil
500, coo for the Japanese reception $50
900 was appropriated for the purpose
There has been grand stealing somewhere.
rG- The Japanese, previous to leaving
New York, placed $40, 600 in the hands Of
Mr.. Belmont, to be distributed as gift to
the police of Washington, Baltimore, Phil.
a delphia and New York.
Sebastopol, which before the seige had O
population of 10000 souls, now Numbers
but 10, 900 inhabitants, of whom 5000 are
men. The ruins are all cleared away, and
the resurrection of the city has commenc
| ed.
p1-Lord Palmerston annually sends out
twenty young men, and the same number o
young women, from his Sligo estate to Can
ada, at bis own expense. All their Iegiti
mate wants are provided for, not only a
far as Quebec, but to the end Of their jour
ney. They are selected from the larges
families on the estate.
B1-In a sash and blind factory, in New
York, last Thursday afternoon, a lad b,
accident Gin crawling around under th
benches got his head against fine crcul
lar saw, which in the twinkle of an eye pene
tra;ed the brain to depth of three inches
He was conveyed to the hospital, and dul
ing the night was as merry as if nothing ha
happened The doctors think he will recover
nar As many as eight suits have bee
commenced by the old stockholders of tn
New York and New Haven railroad con
pany against the directors under who's
nominal management the Schuyler owe
issue was permitted, on the ground Of nel
ligence and inatteution to their duties.
pD~ Mrs Swisshclm's paper at St. Clout
MINI, says, "0ur place is perfectly iDfes
ed with widowers aud old and young bach
lors, kept so from the necessities of Il
case" and adVertises for "a large supply
the raw material for the manufacture
brides"
! pa- Sherman NJ. Booth, the abolitio
list, is still confined in the custom house
Milwaukee, by the q. s. authorities, wi
make bis Imprisonment as severe as al
e Austrian prison-house. A friend sent hi
o a box of Strawberries, the other day.. b
4 the marshal refused to take them in. {
e fhe 4th party of abont 500 assemble
s around the court house and compared &
= liberties of rs with the liberties Of IS
making Booths case an example in poir
D Booth threw out of his window to them
r letter, which was read with words Of OPP
i sitiOn to slavery.
I b4- Successful experiments have be
3 made in Lyons, France, in permanent
Il watering the streets by the application
u one dose of hydrochloric acid During t
J. hottest part of the day. the ground,
+ though dry and gravelly, has the appea
ance of having been recently damped. !
evening the moisture becomes more a
J. more perceptible. Every morning t
# ground is sitter and more comfortable
h walk On. This acid attracts the moistu
n of the air.
:. Some Of the gentleman ofthe Believer,
r. DaFty finding all cnrrent literature SO