Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
VARIOUS ITEMS.

@NSh "a my Il AOAClSH.
Hangman Foote is writing a history OF
the war.
A woman named Walker has been SEN
fenced to the Indiana ~penitentiary two
years fo- stealing horses.
Coal is S24 a ton in Chicago.
Apples sell at IS per bushel in Phila-
delphia.
Adaily paper has been started at Mead
vile, by R. Lyle White Esq.
The first and third battalions Q. S.
Regular infantry have been sent toCaliEor
mia.
The Fenians are reported very active
in New York. They are arranging to
hold a Pertinent at IN early day in that
city.
British troops are beng sent TO Upper
Canada to guard against d possible Fen
ian demonstration in that province.
Seven thousand patents have been Is
sued this year by the Q. S. Commission
sr.
There was a heavy fall of snow in parts
of Minnesota and Winconsin last week
Gold has been discovered in Greene
county, Pa.
The q. s.. custom receipts for thequar-
ter ending September 1st was forty-six
and a quarter million dollars.
The army is to be reduced to $4,000
officers and men, including both white
and black regiments.
From the beginning of the war to the
present time one thousand and twenty
millions of dollars have been Taid sold
iers.
There is no abatement with cattle
plague in England. In a few instances
it has broken out in hocks of sheep with
great violence.
The Georgia convention has repealed
the ordinance of secession.
Hogs sell in Cincinnati at SO to Sig
per cwt. gross.
They treat cholera in England by ap-
plying icebags to the spine.
The slave trade is fourishing in Cuba.
$1.4O0 was stolen from the safe of the
ticket Office of the A. & G. W. R. R. at
Cory q week ago Sunday night.
Sir Morton Peto and party has sailed
for England.
Wade Hampton has been defeated for
Governor of South Carolina by Orr
Gov. Perry has been chosen Q. S. Senator
for the long term.
John Mitchell has been let out of Fort
ress Monroe by the.President. 1t is to be
hoped he will keep his impairment reb-
el mouth hut hereafter.
The recently published statement that
the Clerk of the House of Represents
tives would refuse to place on the roll of
the House the names of members elect
from States lately in rebellion, is o
said to have originated with the Clerk, as
was stated at the time of publication
Washington dispatches say, however,
that the view announced in the state
ment mentioned, will govern the action
of the Clerk in this matter.
The rumor of an order directing the
preparation for sea of certain vessels of
the q. S. Navy, is repeated. The first
rumor, which was contrsdicted in twenty
four hours, said all steam vessels were
ordered to be in readiness for service
At present, the statement is all iron clads
are under orders.
A Paris correspondent says the cholera
epidemic has reached Paris. 200 are at
tackled q day with something like one
half that number of deaths. The season
ia now too far advanced toadmit of much
increase in mortality.
A large number ofGermans, Swedes and
Danes are pouring into Virginia, but the
supply is not equal to the demand. The
price fixed for their services as farm hands
or laborers is $3.50 per year. with foodand
lodging for men between 20 and so years
old, and for women, 500.
The New YoIk HerolFs announcement
about the trial OF Davis is pronounced IN
true IN some particulars. Ii is not deni-
ed that Davis will be tried for treason q:
as early a day as the circumstances will
allow.
The latest rumor with regard to the ad
mission ofSouthern members Of Congress
is that semi. official notice has beer sent
to the South 10 the effect that members
elect from States which have repUdiaJed
the rebel war debt and adopted the con-
stitutional amendment, will be allowed
seats.
4 special dispatch from Washington,
dated Dec. 5th states that JEFF. Davis is
to have g full and free pardon. and be fur
nished with g passport to Europe, upon
giving bis pledge never to return. It Is
of the same character as the numerous
sensation dispatches that nave been sent
from Washington during the past month.
The bark Katerine Maude which ar
to-day. brings advises from Buenos
Ayres to September o. The war between
the allied powers and the Paraguans still
continues; the former had recently gain
ed an important victory. having captured
the town of Uruguayana and 5-OOO Par
aguan prisoners, after a sige of six weeks.
Tx pLN6OAC4o nC4S odD4LlGAAF o4oHN-C0
of by being drafted into the allied army
to fight aginst their own countrymen.-
The victory caused great rejoicing at
Buenos Ayres.
No important news of the cholera in
New York was received last night. Some
new cases had occurred on the Atlanta,
but they are still confined to steerage
passengers. Some of the steamers pas
profess to believe the disease
among them is not cholera.
Horrible murders are reported in Ja-
maca, and the instruction is gaining
strength. Troops are being organized
TO undertake the suppression of
the rebellion, but so far little if anything
appears to have been done to check its
progress.
Further Mexican news is received but
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