The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-30
STEMS of Msws.

died in Brooklyn on Saturday tho 10th
inst, in the 81 year of his age.
re- The Council of Macon, Geor-
gia, has fixed tho license to retail spirit
GUS liquors in that city at $4,000.
Eg- The estimated tax of New York
City, alone, will yield $l2,0o0,O00 per
annum, under the Internal Revenue Law,
ExsA correspondent of the Richmond
Examiner estimates the damage caused
by the bombardment Of Fredericksburg
at 100000.
Ee~ During the past year s4,872
German emigrants arrived at the port Of
New York. The number in 1861 was
3784I.
&S" The Governor Of New Hampshire
has postponed the draft in that State
sine de 1t was to have taken place on
the 9Th inst. ...
EE" The Pe,rysburg Journal estimates
the Sorghum Syrup manufactured in
Wood County, during the past season, a,
10000 gallons,
ES" The editor Of the Alta California,
has been presented with sack Of pota-
toes, containing three onl y, each weigh
ing twenty pounds.
Ey" The Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill, was
elected, on the 18th inst, to the U. S.
Senate, by the Legislature Of Maine
Mr.. Morrill, is Republicans.
Eg" The heavy section of Atlantic
telegraph cable laid across the Hudson
river few days agh, at West Point has
been destroyed by the hukes of an anch-
or.
Ey' Three thousand seven hundred
iron hospital bed-steads, and three thous-
and bed racks were sent to Falmouth on
Thursday evening. This looks like
work.
&c" The Pasha of Egypt has given
Louis Napoleon regiment of Darfour
negroes for Mexican service. They are
big, well-trained, and proof against hot
climates.
ne" A Newbcrn paper says that Mrs
Alice Day, of that city, was delivered OF
four sturdy boys. 1t may now be said of
the future that "wo know not what a.
Day may bring forth"
EF" 1t is currently reported that large
bundles and bales of new bandages and
lint, contributed by the people for army
hospital purposes, have been sold TO pa
at Dalton, Mass.
Es~ A Boston paper says that one of
the manufacturing agencies Of that city
made sales during the month of October
last to the extent Of two million eight
hundred thousand dollars.
10 Scventy-nine thousand passengers
were carried by the Atlantic steamers
last year-28. 800 to Europe, and $4,000
to the Tinted States. This is an increase
of 5000 over the previyus year.
Rg"A Liverpool paper of Dec. says:
During the past two months 5000 bales
of cotton rags have been brought in this
market, and 5000 bales in London for
shipment to the United States"
Rg' Gen. Blunt, who has been hand
ling the rebel Hindman SO roughly in
was twenty FIVE years ago, a
yankee school boy working for his board
while mastering the 'rudiments" at Els
worth, Maine.
Gt~ Col. Jas. W. Wall, who was con.
tned for a few days in Fort Lafayette
or alleged reasonable language, has
oeen nominated by the Democrats Of the
New Jersey Legislature for short term
n the j. s. Senate.
Rg Claiborne F. Jackson, Of Missou
1.-THE individual who lost Governor
hip and fair personal record, to become
dishonored rebel-,ied at Little Rock, |
Arkansas, on the 9th Of December, Of a
'ancer in the stomach.
Es- When the late Dr. Beechsr was
irst in Boston, somebody sneeringly |
aid to him that his congregation was
mostly composed Ct servants, every well,
eplied the Dr.. "tbat's all right. They |
AVE the education Of Tie ehldfen.'
EE- The Rhode Island Legislature
as soceptea the Congressional grant Of
ands for an agricultural college, but res
lutions transferring the benefits to
Brown University, although carried in
he House, were lost in tie Sehate
Gg" The New York Tribune says that
o far from it being trre that Secretary
Jhase has become engaged to Mrs.
Douglas, or that their banns have been
in Catholic Church, the fact
) they have not met for seven years.
EESom rebel officers recently visit,
d New Orleans under flag of truce
)ne Of the rebel Majors handed card