The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-28

-- Inc MILWAUKEE, sentinel says lhat oher'
man NJ. Booth is now at liberty, having been
pardoned by the President on the I'd of March
The number Of persons killed and wound
ed in Texas by the Indians during the past
three months Is estimated at 40.
The bcggagc-car and mail OF the Penn
sylvauio central railroad, near Altoona, was
destroyed by fire on Wednesday Of last week.
The net profit on 5000 pigeons ship
ped from Circleyic, during the past five
weeks, amounts to over $1,000 n pretty
good bu mess.
John Sherman hos been presented by
some citizens of Eastern Pennsylvania, with
a cannon bal, which waa dug up from The
battle field Of Blandywine
AN intelligent looking girl who had TAX n
passage on n freight train from GAINESVILLE to
Columbus, was safely delivered Of child a
few days since, in one of the cais.
1t is said that goods are coming into s..
Louis via New Orleans free Of duty. Tho gov
ernment has been opprisod of the matter,and
will take proper steps in the case.
Lieu. Slemmer, nj Fort pickcns, is said
to bo short of provisions, and cannot get any
more from land unless by permission of jeff.
Davis.
The special messenger sent to Major An
dcrson has returned to Washington. 1t is re-
ported that the fort will be evacuated this
week as Major Andersoa cannot possibly hold
out much longer.
"A movement is on foot, and the people Of
Paducah, Ky, and Vincent cs, Ind, have
had conferences to induce the New Orleans
and Ohio Railroad to make Paducah the
southern terminus of the road
B. II. Cowen, E'q, the present clerk of
the OLD House Of Representatives, has been
commissioned by Coy. Dennison, Engineer
in-chicf Of the Ohio Volunteer Militia, with
the rank Of Colonel.
After having been so long scourged by
civil war, India is now suffering from famine,
in consequence ola recent drouh. -Four mil
lions of persons are deprived ofmeans Of sub
sist, ne.
Precedent Linco'n's Inaugural consist
ing of some three thousand words, was tele
graphed to New Odeans entire in the short
space of three hours after the commencement
of its delivery in Washington.
Two hundred wells nre sunk ard being
bored within twenty miles Of Marietta if
teen in the neighboihood of Pomeroy ; and
II number in Athens, Gn)ia, and Lawrence
counties. 1t is stated that the "symploms"
are favorable in these localities for abundance
of oil.
--Th,t death dealing floating battery at
Charleston has been launched Soon after
wards, it capsaed and sunk! The mortified
chivalry now say the concern was never in
tended for service, but was constructed mere
ly to crafty the ho!spurs who were "spijiug
ior fight"
--Breckinridgei Douglastes, B,lites,
essioniSts and all, have combined in st,
Louis, with no principles or platform but op-
position to Republcansm. The coaliionists
abandoned all the prime pies they have here
toiore supported mako themselves mere ne
Q Ation, with nothing to hold them together
but hatred of Il publicanism, How are the
mighty fallen
We perceive by the English p pers that
Dr. Russell the Crimean correspondent OF
the Londoa Times, WHO was also the cores
pondent of that journal during the terrible
revolution in India, is coming GU to this coun-
try, to describe the revolution going on here.
The fact shows what deep interest our rev.
oluionary proceeding possess for the public
mind in Europe.
The amount of money turned over to the
Southern contederacy by Louisiana was three
hundred and eighty niue thousand dollars,
called the "bulliou fund" and being we sup
pose, the coin stolen from the United States
mint, ana one hundred and forty seven thou
sand dollars, being the net revenue of tn,
New Orlrans custom house since the SIS, OF
January, when it was taken possession of by
the State authorities,
The sloop Isabella, loaded with proyis'
ions for the United States heet of Pensacola
has been seized by the authorities of Al,ba'
ma. To the miserable and God-iorsaker
doughf,ccs Of the North this is Of course al
right, and to retoke her or demand her return
would b. go lci1a" ltGoes look as il IA.
tie American peop'e had SO long bowed ,wl
to the iliadoo Idol Of African Slavery, tha
every spark Of manhood has left them, an,
they have become mere puppets in the ho4d
ola 10 Of ccn(tdyrae e traitors and thieves.
-ilou Charles Sumner, who is chairmty
of tn, Senate committee on Foreign Relations
is de,erm ned chat the publications of >andi
I dltes uoiniDatel for foreiul apluin,m nj