The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-04
The pbuadslpbia Banks have resume,

Waldo II. Johnson has been elected
Senator from Missouri.
There are eight slaves yet remaining in
in the State of New Jersey. laH
--Advices from Washington states that the
health Of Judge Mclean has sensibly de.
clned,
Hon. John NJ. Reax, Of Pennsylvania,
is warmly spoken of for the Vacancy of the
supreme Bench. aafI
Hon. David Wllmot has been elected
United States Senator from Pennsylvania,
scs Hon, Simon Cameron.
Cotton cloths may now be imported into
France free of duty, provided they are re-ex-
ported after having been printed.
The resolution requesting Congress to
call National Convention has passed both
Houses of the Ohio Legislature.
MANY a poor woman thinks she can do moth
ing without husband, and when she gets
one finds she can do nothing with him.
The city OF Messine, in Sicily. with
population Of 100 900 does not contain a sin
se newspaper, but it has several theaters.
-lIorseaeSh Is regularly quoted In tho
market prices current for several towns in
Germany; not on the hoof but cut up for
food. ..a aH
weg on being asked what he had for
dinner, replied,"A lean wife and the ruin of
man for sauce" His dinner consisted of
spare rib Of pork, and apple sause.
Pure TRUTH, like pure gold, has bsen
found unfit ior circulation, because men have
discovered that it is more convenient TO adul-
terate the truth then refine themselves. %
A despatch from New Orleans says a
proclamation has been signed by General
| Bragg prohibiting vessels from furnishing
supphes to the United States war vessels. off
| the coast of the Confederate States" on
penalty of coniscation. H ..ae
The Unionists in the Virginia conven-
lion find that the secessioalsts lack but three
votes of maj ,rity, and are inclined to per.
init the passage of n secession ordinance with
q provision submitting IL to vote at the peo-
pie, confidently b lieying it will be defeated.
Washington letter writers profess that
anonymous letters have been received by
members OF the Cabinet declaring that the
cessonsts would endeavor to carry out
jeff Davis pet scheme of having possession
of the Federal Capital within twelve months.
The Catholic Telegraph gives the fol-
lowing opinion of Cen Twiggs;" David En-
anuel rwiggs, late General in the army Of
The United States. has received q grand re-
cepuon in New Orleans. He was chiefly
conspicuous while i'll the army for extreme
profanity and no great character for courage
AN lrishman out west, wanting to burn
some green wood rapidly, directed small
stream of gunpowder from a keg upon a burn.
ing plle.--Ie did not cut off the supply soon
euou1h ~ he was blown to pieces, The
coroner jury brought in the verdict:
"Ded for want of common sense"
In the year 1860 the public income of
the United Kingdom of great Britain and Ire
land amounted o E7I 967 494-about $3.50.
OJO,0O0 That o. the United States during
the same period, as has already been stated in
our columns. was $54,0OO,O00 ..;....a
The Texas convention has declared tho
Office OF Governor vacant. because of the re-
fu3al Of that officer to take the oath prescrib-
ed by the secession body. Our dispatches
t say II is not known what Houston will do. He
will b, very APT to make a fuss, for. whatever
he III " be. he is not 'subnssonist {"
/, A resolution is b-fore the U. s. Senate
nstrucfiug the Judiciary Committee to in
quire il any Senator hal been elected by a
Il Leg islalure, the members OF which hal not
taken the oath to support the Constitution of
I, the U. States 1t strikes at Mr. Clingman.
|, North Carolina evsded that duty and as the
Senate has the right to determine the quali-
icaton OF its own members, it may cost
him lis seat
"A gentleman residing in low, informs
the ed or of the Udca Herald that the land
Offices in different sections of the West are
flooded with applications for information
from Southern people. These applications ara
generally made in writing, and refer to the
state Of affairs existing in the South as rem
dering emigration to the North desirable.
: Many OF these applications come from as far
South as r,x,s and Louisiana The fact is,
the "reign of terror" prevailing in the 'cotton
S ates" must ere long drive tens of thousands
Of the best inhabitants away. r.
The Baltimore correspondent Of the N.
Y Tribune thus explains his recent msteri.
GUS illusions to the plans Of jeff. Davis: On
Monday last, Judge Black, who ought to know,
is said to have openly predicted that there
will be no war on the part of the rebels, that
jeff. Davis will, within ninety days, have she
cotton States all under the Federal flag again,
nice and snug, and will be the democratic
candidate for the Presidency of the United
States in 1904 Senator Kennedy, who was
present, is reported to have indorsed this
prediction. The hoe was not discussed
! Cannon. r.aea it
After the fall Of Gaeta, Clallina, the
Sardnan General. Issued the following COR
der of the Day." The annals Of war contains
instances Of few such noble and and touching
! proclamatoas: IA .oa sfY
"SoLprsRs:--We have fought against Hal
inas indeed cruel duty. Therefore ] cam
not invite you TO demonstrations Of joy, 10 the
exuling transports Of conquerors. esteem
it more worthy Of you. and Of me. that we
raeet to-day under the walls of Gaeta to cele"
brate gaden funeral mass. There will We
pray for the peace of the brave souls who.
in this memorable aicge, fell fighting, some
\ in our own rvnks, some on the enemy's ram