Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
NEWS ITISNs.

VIZ w - n hNhSs
The 18th N. Y, Rcgt. Just returned from
the war, on passing Fifth Avanue Hotel. cs.
pied Gen. Mcclellan and Fitz John Porter
on the balconyi and stopping, chcercd them
in most earnest and enthusiastic manner.
The Pension Office at Washington has late.
ly recorded the nineteenth tliousandth appli.
cation Of wives made widows by this war be.
tween the Northern and Southern States.
! The papers that were so alarmed at the OK.
hibition of mob violence at Dayton Ohio, in
the destruction of Republican Printing or
flee, manifest neither regret nor apprehension
! at the demolition Of Demo cratic ncwspa.
per offer in Huntington, Pa, on the 2Oth ult.
"Thots just different again"
rebel dispatch had it the other day that
Gen. Grant was ''retreating towards Vicks.
burg - All Of Grants retreats have been in
that direction. According to Federal inteli.
gcnce from Washington, Gen. Hooker is not
retreating towards Richmond quite the con-
trary. In other respects the contrast is not
less remarkable between the two Generals.
a Republican paper protests against a cer.
tain expression ofa Democratic newspap
"in the name Of the law and public
peace" The idea Of a Republican paper pro
testing against anything in tho name of the
law and the public peacel Its decent for
those to appeal to the law who oocy the law.
"Gen. Grant" the Abolition newspapers
have augriy said-in the hope of procuring
his rcmoval-''is the only General who sane.
tions the circulation OF the Chicago Times
and other Democratic p".pers in his army. -
Tie is the only General, too, who, OF late
has won any victories over the rebels.
! An ingcnius German has invented paper
cup which will mold a draugit Of the hottest
Iii1uid, and An be bought for flrthing. By
mears Of this invention the Germans take up
ard drink at their case, as they go along the
railroad, those cups of coffee which comfort.
loving Englishmen find it impossible to swal'
low without scalding their throats.
The Ncwsburyport HcraH says that a co.
temporary paper once made the following
. Photographed blundor, in noticing demon
stration Of its own politicians:
''The air was rent with the sRouts Of three
thousand people,"
The alarming Increase Of smallpox has at.
tracted the attention Of medical men in Eng
land. One oft most effective causes ofthig
Increase appears to be the omission on tho
! part Of poor parents to have their children
yaccinated.
! The French Atlantic Steam Navigation
Company has obtained grant for twcnt y
| years for the conveyance of mails from IIavrc
70 New York, K from st. Nozairc to the West
Indies and Aspinwall, with several branch
lines with a subsidy Of G372, 600 per annum
and loan of E7i4,00O to be repaid in TWEEN
ty years, without interest.
"Old Abe" rcprcved on Sunday, Wm b
llaincs condemned to DC hung on that day.
at Fort McIlcnry, as a rebel spy.
The Kinderhook Rough Mites says that John
Van Burcn has purchased the "Lindonwald'
properly for $50 900. It's reported that he
intends to retire from active legal pursuit.
and devote his attention to agriculture.
The Louisville Journm says: "Some o
the Abolition editors think that they cannot
be loyal unless they render slavish obedience
to the Administration. They should have
been born niggors."