Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-29

sufffsgs and spfes} like Liberty and Union
are aud inseperabe a Gstfsld'
Bishop Potter. Of Pennsylvania b dead
He died Ct San Francisco.
Hon Schuyler Colfsx and company have
reached California.
The ladies OF Washington are making
movement TO buy Fords TheateE
Guerrillas are represented as having totally
disappeared from the Shenandoah Valley.
Gen. steedman has assumed the command
of the Department Of Georgia.
Galveston has suffered severely from Yellow
fever. ~ pl F'l na.
An extensive bed Of coal has been discovered
near saranac, Ioua County, Mich.
The Navy Department has directed the re-.
ductiou Of the Mississippi Squadron to ave
vessels.
| President Johnson's health Is restored and
he is again transac,ing large amonnt Of bns.
pszEss daily. N
Savannah is infested with desparadoes released
from the Peuiteutiary to 60 into the rebel
army.
Rail Road communication is open between
Washington and Richmond. Two trains day
are running.
Judge Advocate General Holt has gone to
The White Mountains. Gen. Grant will sooo
follow. al.et
The convicted assassins, DR.. Mudd, OLaugh.
lin, Arnold and Spauger are to be sent to the
Dry Tortugas as is stated.
Movements ure being made to induce and
secure Northern emigration into North Car.
olina
An extensive bed of pure white marble
capable Of taking B8e polish has been dis.
covered in Sauk County, Wisconsin,.
The steamer Quinnebaug having on board
$50 soldiers was wrecked on the bar off
Morehsad City, Va, on the 2lst. About
twenty persons are reported lost.
Stories are aloat of the declining health Of
JEFF Davis. No official information of any
such fact has been received by our authorities
at Washington.
II is estimated at the freedmen's bureau that
at least forty thousand freedmen have learned
to read and write since the rebellion broke
| out.
An agricultural society offered Q premium,
for the best essay on irrigation. By mistake
it was printed irritation, whereupon an honest
farmer sent his wife.
Arthur Tappan. Esq, the venerable and
well-kuown champion ofthe anti-slavery cause,
died on Sunday morning last. at New Haven
Connecticut, in the eightieth year Of his age.
Gen. Butler forwarded bis resignation to
the War Department about the frst of June,
but it was returned 10 him with the endorse.
men, "Not accepted"
The news OF the triumph of the Unicu
C ause, produced much aud sincere rejoicing 10
Buenos Ayers among the natives rs we'll as
among our own people.
E. Cowles, Esq, the retiring Postmaster,
was presented, on Saturday afternoon last,
with sver set consisting Of pitcher, server
and two goblets, by the Letter Carriers con.
nected with the Cleveland Post Office.
The Cleveland Leader has passed into the
hands OF joint stock company, called the
Cleveland Leader Company. Mr.. CowLEs will
| continue TO be the business manager of the
soncern.
At St. Joseph Mo-, they are organizing
Great American Buffalo Drive. Que hundred
and twenty hardy individuals are wanted to
complete the list of driyers
The Cholera is making sad havoc in Turkey
| and Arabs. No less than 48,0e Of the pill
grims at Mecca have been swept off aud the
streets are filed with corpses. Five thousand
| of The Persian pilgrims have died.
| Elk United States Senator Charles Durkee
Of Wisconsin, has been appointed Governor of
Utah, to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Governor james ID. Do,y, which occurred
nearly two months since.
The freedmen 10 great numbers are leaving
Kentucky aud swaruiug into Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois. Over 5000 passes have been
issued in Louisville by the military authorities
permitting negroes to leave the State.
G. W. Gayle who offered million of dol
i
lars for the murder OF President Lincoln,
Trenholm the rebel Secretary Of War; and
R. NJ. L. Hunter, the Virginia rebel. three
uncleau beast, are kenueled in Fort Pulaski,
Georgia
Gov. Brough is dan gerously i'll al his resi-
dence 10 Cleveland. Last week his life was
dispaired of. The Cleveland papers OF Mon.
day represented bis symptoms as more favor
able, and hopes of his recovery were euter-
tanned, but his condition was very critical.
NabsviIle dispatches state that President
johnson has expressed a determination that
laws passed by the Tennessee Legislature shall
be oteyed, and that all illegal voters 10 the
approaching election shall be kept from the
polls.
The Norwalk Reflector says that Lieutenant
]. P Jones, of that village. took laudanum-
said TO be an ounee-on Saturday afternoon
last, from the effects OF which be died at about
ten o'clock in the evening. Intemperance and
family difficulty