Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07
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Dealer says that be raises Douglas to his
mast.head. The Little Giant richly dc.
serves, In naval parlance, to be aast'Aeaded.
Bay- The late lamented Democratic party
died from q compound fracture, combined
with inconsoable grief on finding that the
Snury would prevent it running.
pay- Mr.. Hawthorne Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe and Mr.. James Il. Fields,
arrived at Boston on the Europa a few
days ago.
Hay- The late New York postmaster was
n great gun OF the Democracy, but these
Locofoco guns when fully loaded, often 90
off Of themselves without waiting to be
discharged
peA- There are supposed to be, at this
moment in Canada, As, 900 runaway slaves!
At present prices, they are worth $54, 00O,.
600. What pity it is that slaves have
legs
nay- The sewing machine patent of Elias
Howe, Jr., of Brooklyn, win expire on the
10th Of September, and the hearing on the
petition for extension is appointed for the
18th Of August.
Ray- Archbishop Hughes, it is said, is to
be made a Cardinal next October. He
will be the first American Cardinal. Had
Bishop England, of South Carolina, lived
he would have had that honor.
un- Senator Fitzpatrick, as is alleged
authorized the use of his name in the Balt.
more Convention, but could not stand the
pressure at Washington and though he
i 4 hnc Loot ;tl l. L
of the party.
u.s. The "Washington Star" Demo.
cratic) says that it is conceded that Lin.
coin will beat Douglas in Illinois from six
to ten thousand" adding that it cannot
conceive the possibility of his getting o
single Electoral Vote in the Union |
rA- The Dough followers of
Douglas persist in calling the Republicans
sectional party, although there apere more
delegates fr0m the Southern States in the
Chicago contention than there lcere in the con-
reation whieh nominated Douglas.
I6y The last steamer brought intelI-
gence of the death of the novelist, G. p.
K. James, without, however, furnishing any
particulars of the sad event. 1t is proba.
bile, however, that he died in Venice, where
be has, of late years held Consular posi-
tion.
nea- john Morris q Shoolmaster from
Cambria county, who was arrested in the
city of Erie last winter, charged with com.
mitting a rape upon a little girl, one of hls
scholars, was recently tried in that county,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for u
years, the full extent of the law.
rsA- The wreck of the il-fated steamer
Hungarian as she lay below the surface,
was sold to Two Yarmouth men for $l4 600
and in about six weeks they had recovered,
by diving, goods to the value of nearly
$50, ,000 They are still at work on her,
and expect to make fortune by the specu.
! lation.
B2y~ FITzPATRIcK's WTADRAwAL.-It is
rumored in political circles, says the Phila.
delphia Enquirer, that the reason for the
Withdrawal of Gov. Fitzpatrick, was found
in an agreement to the effect that Brecken-
ridge and Douglas should decline, and that
he and Lane should be placed on ticket
together,
ssQ. Mayor Wood has found his level.
He has given in his adhesion to the nomi-
nee Of his ancient enemies and hencefor-
ward he will appear as an ordinary mortal
Many of those who have acted with him
refuse to follow him. The new firm Of
of Wood, Cagger & Richmond open trade
with very small capital and on falling
market. They will soon be bankrupt.
Eag~ A bloody nfray occurred at Mead
vile, Pa, few days ago, between Mr.. r.
Ii. Gunnip, aud Mr.. John w. CrOcker, oi
Cbautauque county, New York, during
which Gunnip shot Crocker through the
body. His case is very critical The quar-
rel originated about fast horses, of which
they both possessed one or two. Mr.. G.
surrendered himself and was admitted tc
bail in $4,000.
pG- A letter from Rev. DR.. Revel, the
Moderator Of the WaldenSian Synod, tc
the editor of The World, announces that
at an extraordinary meeting of the Wal
denSian Synod, it was unanimously resolved
to remove their Theological Seminary from
La Tour, in their own country, to Florence
! This movement indicates their confidence
in the stability and liberality of the Sar.
dinian Government, and their conviction
that By the removal they can operate more
effectively on Italy in the spread of the
Gospel.
Bay The Bishop of Durham (Dr. Long
ley) becomes Archbishop of York. He il
an amiable man, favorable rather than hos
tile to evangelical principles, but not mai
OF much decision Of character His ap
poinlment, on the whole, gives satisfaction
TO the evangelical clergy. Rev. DR.. VII
liers, Bishop Of Carlisle, an excellent man
becomes Bishop of Durham. And Hon
and Rev. S. d. Waldegrave, Canon 0
Salisbury, an admirable scholar and o
evangelical sentiments, becomes Bishop 0
Carlisle. Lord Palmcrston has given grea
satisfaction TO the friends OF vital Chris
tauity in England by these appointments
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