The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-25

Presbyterian festival. held at Dowling's Hal
on Tuesday evening last. The tobleaux Of th
Birth ofCupid," wls presented Hastily an
with fine effects" t{8 4{tk
eB- Two hundred New Zealandeis hav
strongly fortified themselves income OF the New
Zealand mountains, and-the British Governor
with 10000 British soldicr at his back. con
fosses that he is afraid TO attackithem.
p' tysy- The woman. Linder, who brought
bounty jumper from Norfolk to Baltimore in
strunk--he being srhothered in the passage
hns been sentenced to pay d fine Of $780, apG
be imprisoned two years at hard labor.
z ssy- The sandusky Register Of Tuesday says
enc hundred and peventy-six rebel prisoners left
JohnsonS leland Monday, over the sanduskg
Dayton and Cincinnati rpsd. Ell route South
where they will be exchanged. .t
ry- The German papers announce the resig'
nation by the celebrated chemist, Iicbig Of bis
chair in the University Of Munich. He goes tc
London TO osuperintend the disinfeetion and ap-
plisation to agricultural ofthe liquid and solid
dejestions of that immense city.
tfy- A movement is being made in Pitt,burg
TO obtain authority for the street railroads to in
crease the rate Of fare Il is stated that the roads
with the, ,strlctsst economy are barely able to
pay expenses. Better retain the business and
look TO the future for profits.
eT- The French Minister Of Public Tnstruc-
ton, has invited the Academy Of Instruction
and Bellies Lettres. to take into consideration
the effect Of introducing into French Schools
and Colleges the modern Greek pronunciation
in the study Of the Crock language.
Ey- The new seal Of the State Of Nevada, is
nine inches in circurlference--too large for any
practical use. The design Represents the sun
rising over mountains, railroad train, quartz
mill. a tunnel, a man dumping ore, and six
mule team hauling rock. The motto is, "All
for our country"
eys The Committee Of the rebel House. to
which JEFF Davis referred the case Of th5 eartur
ed fugitive Foote, have reecomep led that he be
released from custody. and the Richmond pa
pers believe that sho Recommendation has been
complied with. a7- ~
tdE- The writer Of this lnowthet the Gecre-
tary of War has made repeated efforts at the re-
quest Of Governor Breueh, for TIE exchange Of
Nessrs Davis. and Browne But the rebels
held these men with tiendish jealousy and
when addressed on the subject there was moth
ing they would not rather cqncede than the re-
lease Of these civilians. Every resources EXCEPT
rctsliationwas certainly resorted to.
ew- We learn that the Bank of MsrvsviIle.
at MarysviIlc Union Co. Ohio, wa. entered by
burglars on Friday nieht last, the safe blown
omen will, powder and ten thouspnd dollars
shstracted At last account no clue to the rob
berry was made, t
eE5- A memorial was presented in the House
from irfuerta merchants Of fCleyelard d De-
sroit, showing the DANGERS ofusvieator around
Kenewow Point, and rravinG Cor land rrant,
for ship canal from Portage Lake 70 Lake
superior TITS claimed thathalfa dollar per
ton can be saved by the improvement.
i s{g- Philadelnhia criminal court recently
had under consideration the csse Of candid
street car conductor, who took on one trip 81
,f ~. - Ia
er's office, and kept s1 90 for himself Fs said
ne alwavs madeit rojnt TO make something
for the Company. but il was necessary to look
out for himself frst
fSs- The fall ~ Fort Fisher saels m hrrrneti
calv the mort Of WILMINGTON VI will therefore
We felt abroad not Ices forcihlv than AZ homo I
No more cetfon can be exnortAd, and the Last
support for the rebel cotton loan is thus cut
sawsy. The blockade running husiness is al
thing Of the nsat. Prize money will no longer
rejoice our sailors. and there will be wailing at
Nassau.
tzT- Fort Fisher has 70 guns; Fert Caswcll
s., Fort Jackson 10: Fort 81 Phiin, g. The
other works are estimata' at thirty Total
number Of Vnns 2os. We may consider thel
capture Of sllthe-e works now forerone con
clusion Those south Of Fort Fisher are cut off
and must surrender unon demand, while those
above cannot hope TO resist upon the approach
Of our fleet and army. wy
fy- Two gentlemen from Cincinnati are
said to he enaeavoring 70 organize a comnanvI
ia Vicennes Indiana TO bore for oil q short dis
tance from that town. strong evidence Of its ex'
iistance having been discovered. II is also
thought that oil will be found in Dubois conn
ty in the same Stste and two companies have
leased large amount ofland with the inter-
tion Of commencing to bore. '4r
sE- sesmen ere very scarce in all our large
ssanorts, at present, and consequently wages
are high. The hope of prize money from the
capture oftlockade runners, have drawn the
best sesmen into thenavys In British porfsthe