Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

ISprcrxner or FtosD.- .--The Grand Jury Of
be District of Columba. has made three, pre-
lentmeuts 81 Ez. sce,y Floyd. First for nal
nimiois,ratiou in oGlce. Second, for eOmPhcity
n1he abssruciiou OF bonds Third for conspi- |
racy against the Government
The New York BoHrd Of Brokers heye re-
solved to strike from the stock list the bonds |
issued by seeding states. II is stated upon le-
gal authority, that buying such bonds issued
for war purposes would subject che bayer 70 an
indictment for treason,
-Fx.Prcsids0t Tyler had aloag. satisfactory,
and friendly interview with the President on
the oath, The latter expressed bis belief that
there will be 10 collision between the Federal
and State forces during the remainder Of his
ADMINISTRATION. Mr. Tyler will probably re-
main I'LL the 4th of February 10 meet the-cons
missioners from states other than Virginia g,r
The New York papers announce the death
of Lola Montez, the well known actress, dan.
seuse aad lecturer, inthat city. i Ue7i bsissis
"a r. -. 4
From Alabama we have fresh intelligence
that the northern part Of The state refuses 70
submit TO the secession ordinance At HINTS.
ville lhe stars and stripes are still Hying, aad
the people defy ,be Yaneey- traitors to come
and pull them down, Yepcey may yet hang
from the bOsgA pf az Alabnwp.opksn BE- sl
as- The Tio6 MF CtEaEss, Sf Western Wiz
ginia, struck a noble blow for UKtoN in the
House q Representatives The other day. The
courage and patriotism Of such meu is worthy
OF ali praise. There s hope when Reptesenta-
tives Erom The Slave States raise their voices
boldly ipdepunsiaiiQn Of pisunioniAis,s 81 o.
A battery having been erected az Memphis
Tenb., the Mississippians were brought &c their
senses, and the Governor has ordered the with.
draval Of The vicksbufgh battery, The Chi
cagO Tribune suggests The eereetionof . battery
at Cairo. 10 bring The traitors Of Tepnessee TO
their seusesnlSo.J q. -ia5iuaa 90 - rol1sg
cossrRo msEFs -Tbestate Journal sighidcshtly
asks ;, @W Sdld il not be well for some Of those
members Of the Legislators, wbo1 exhibit such
an anxious desire olcompremise national diff
entities practically upon the terms Of the seced.
ers. 10 have 1csrs lest they compromise them
selves frigo7 zee tatiss9 Siess Hs-t ova5
Tho Postmaster at Milwaukis is detaulter
to the amount of $4,000 e., I. ,,'..,,1s 80 !.
: The admission Of Kansas has been. fxsd be
yond.a perSdventdre by ethe signature Of. thI
President A gain Of one aud loss Of six. Net
loss Eve. = = ~ {. = ..l - 81 p, al2-.s I
wAsHESeroS .NKws-1'he. Grand Jury a
washingtos, Jan. 80, found three bills agaips
Bailey forJarcenys one joint indictment egains
Bailey and Russell three Indictments agains
Russell for receiving stolen bonds. zone joint in
dictmeOt agsiOstaB Bailey, Russell. and Floyd, 70
conspiracy to defraod the Government. g.l,er.
y Tue whole .Massschusetts delegation, excep
Sumner, .upile IN urging the sending Of delegate
to the Border State Conference, '.'l 80 ..'.--
4, Private adsices from the, south received her
tonight indicate that there viii be q fght j
less than thirty hours,g s3's9cl b1s .sosivl.
l. The Commander Of the Brooklyp is ordere
to lay of Fort Pickens, after landing supplies
aud If be sees.an attempt to attack the fortress
to land bis artillery men and bring the ship
(. guns 10 the ,defonse OF the Fort an sa Y
Intense anxiety exists at the White House
hear from Pensacola, as u collision is strougl
anticipated. -. -.,-
\ The Select Committee to-day examined job
Torney, Clerk 10 the Inferior Court, Baltimor
touching secret organizations 10 Maryland fC
the seizure Of the Capitol. lie asserted that
military companies from the North attempte
) to pass through Maryland to Washington {
: attend the Iuauguration Of Lincoln they woul
be stopped. 20 ~ .s-l.A .... .-
sElzrSe THE MIxT.-7It is rumored tha
an attack is. contemplated on the U S. Nil
;, at Dahlouega, Georgia, by the State al
BT- What is il asks the Tribune, tn,
= SO far Kept Maryland out Of the grip
tberebels Is it the hope of concession
aud compromises Not at all. 1t is II
!. certainty that in her case, at least, the E
n fsrcement of the laws would be no sham, b
), sudden as well as stern ireality For 4
as preservation of the Government, that c'
in taiuty is worth hundred thousand col
pit promises, whether sham ones or not
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- ANOTHER RoBERY.-It was discover
he yesterday, as the result of q protract
rv scrutiny in the Land Office, that numb