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


\. and ,be seven States that are seriOasy gon- |
tcmplstiug the prOpriety o. following here1-
ample, during the past year, exceed the re-
ceipts from those States BY the following a
mounts s;.-.-.--.-... .. -.-,.---.--.-,-.,...-
.-Sonth Carolina ....'..,s...S .Sl40.409 81
4 Ceprqia ......ss..ss ss..s l65,144 70
49, llluri,lu-ssssoxs.as-sx 2ias 7S
Alabama,.'. .....'.s .sss 2S2 35l a.
Mississippi ..s,sss..ss.,sss 2al,gO4 ~
Louisiana, ..ss -. ,s.s.... 5al,6y3 Ia
Texas ssssssssssssssssss bfS,f03 " =
Arkansas, ~. ..,....,.... bS9,S08 Ia
q .TOtsi. .-..,.. ,,,.tS2,233283 AZ
The following statement shows the excess Of
expenses over receipts s-by The Government dur
ing the past year frOmrthe slavebOlding border
States i ga4 te1 81 sd si- f'i~ ta', g9-o
Keniuckyy,.so., ,.ss.-...sl96.042 %
Maryland, ,.s..,.s.,.,,,s... l09.l35 6l
Virginia, ...,.,...,..,..... 295,3Sg 20
Tennessee, -. - -. ..... 1928 81
Missouri. >. ..s... s.ysssi. - 426,7l4 81 90
North Oarolina,.-..s. - ~, sl7ssS9 tsS %
a a, ssao lsa. fnet'e lss,,7s5-TIt 40
., Total f,s.',is' ';...,i'. =, Sl,ztt 4lo 40
The excess Of receipts over expenses 10 the
annexed Free Stetes are !, i,r., .gv .,s5 7-
- Massachusetts,. .,...,a.s...SlS2l2 70, lSJ
New Hampshire ',...s,s... l,66t o.
Rhode Island. - .s.so....! +25,lta 50
GouBecticut,s a. 80 sss. s.,a1t2,74s 65 %
New y 9ork.,s.,r ,.-s.,sss.r 504,s98 So
Peensylyalia,, = ~ s,'s, ,ss--57,sls ,zs7f
Total ss.:. ?: -. -. S805.liT IS 70 70
1ll rfg --.--4 lz----- ei-igc Ell
zsr Ths.bill constituting Kansas astale, and
yielding her the mead Of justice which has.beep
50 long withheld lrOmsher by yywroRg and pFlo-
lepces has been passed. The bin passed the
house on Monday last as aRepdsd By the, Sen
atss by aayOt0gof ll7Ete ~ Tardy but sure
is The eopus Of iuslisesa,l ksssos sss bssas'
earAklSo rasI CAPrrot. That the secession
movement embraced Che ides or seiSi6ga TIE
Federal capitol. few are disposed toSq6estioOl
The plot as now exposed, shows not oOly 'lbs
proBIbHity Of rsach simovemeut but tbes fair
prospect Of success with which sneh a move.
raenl S'igNt ave Bee6 crowned. iftlie plot had
aoteome 10 light, and Sbe blow had been struck
willie the government was slumbefiug in unsus-
peciins ignordaeea Read tbe description OF the
plot sss setforth by the New York tribune,
Cd the outside ofstIas paper. 80 g sssesRs5 81
So Louisiana has seeded. aud has eyen gra-
ciously proclaimed that the, navigation of the
Mississippi shall be free. We can tell the ANA,
teur traitors Of that state that the great North,
West, an1 indeed the whole couutry, viii never
owe To their permission the right of using thai
river undisturbed. And whatever may be sale
Of tbs. older states. aud whatever may be tbeil
dnal destiny, one. tbing IS certain, and that
that Louisians which We bought aud paid for
aud which ia necessary to Us, Gao never go on
Of the possession and control Of the y, s. unit
the military resources of the " s. have bee
annihilated That,truih may as well be undel
: stood apd apprsciated in Louisiana first as last
81 MRS RSLIxcoLS.--Itis now pOsitively settle
that aLiueola will depart for Washington o
the tltir Of FebFharys~ goEia Latny
! cite to I8dianapoliss whore che win Srecsiv
2 the hospitaiities of thesa Indiana Legislatur'
/ Thence he wiliproceed by way of Giuciunal
TO Columbus, Cleveland, Buffalo, aDd Alban.
! From. Albany be intends to make for gHarri
= burg direct ltbencesto Baltimore and The FeC
! eral Capital Bot the tour to New York an
n Philadelphia is not impossible. No military G
9 eort il Is now said will be accepted. e o.
The Washington correspondent Of the Phil
4 delpbia Press. speaking of the indictment
r. Ex-Secretary Floyd for malFeasaDce 10 ofit
!. and conspiracy TO defraud the government, sa!
aThombson, chief clerk Of the War Depar
: .ment, and other high Government officials, we
examined before the jury, and upon their tes
mony, and facts derived from, the House Cor
at mittee 10 regard to the stolen bonds, that pl
le sentiment was made. Startling disclosures
70 the most yiIIainous frauds are spoken Of, a
er the fact is very evident that the secession mo,
o ment was nothing bat 40 attempt to scuItle
y ship after rObbingit!'l Yl5Auzaar-ag
40 Tnx' x'setzURE OF TEE oAPIrAL.-Thete is
4, manner OF doubt that combination was
gia gauiaed here. and 10 tbe adjoining states,
5ot prevent the eouDtiog Of the Presidential vot
3 andfor the seizure Of this capital which
y been frustrated by the military preparations
part ana Oystn6cOnfELlon tbab such ao atteh
led would be followed by sAe determination Of
All engaged 10 It. Now that Mr. Howards CT
MS mittee has ample power to investigate all
ac- facts under Mr. Grows resolution the inqu
ad should be pushed th the fullest extent
III. a------------
-; The convention of Louisiana did not dare
=. submit their ordnance to the people, a pro
:; sition TO that effect being voted down 81 mt
-, bers shouting Nay while only As gave IL
e. voices in the affirmative. -t
", ERIE RAH RoAD SoLD.-'Fhis great thOrou
Of fare wss sold at auction on the 2Sth ult.
ns the sum of $22O.0 The sale was to IN
by the interest on the 5th mortgage bonds. aud |
mt or mortgages. The company VIII be rec
Dur structed under the name OF the Erie Rail-
its Company, The effect Of the sale win be to
mrs off the unsecured creditors and stOekholdl
ned The am0nOt Of interest now due on the Alb 4
zee 5th mortgages, the payment of which ia peS
ars. safy TO secure tEaEoad, ,is'abont 500. 400.
oil Under the new org snization the bonded q,