Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-30

A woman 10 Flint Mich, has had a tumor
removed from her abdomen weighing 1eA pounds
and being 80 inches In circumference. The 10.
session extended nom the pit Of herstomacb
the entire length Of the abdomen. She is
doing WE'LL
New Eve cent fractional currency will be
Issued next week. About $4,000 worth OF
defaced and mutilated currency is destroyed
by burning per day, and s50,000 worth
printed. Arrangements are nearly completed
TO make the amount Of the latter equal to that
Of the former.
The Times Washington special says Secre-
tary Mccullough has received letter from the
Collector OF Internal Revenue for Montana
Territory, stating that the product OF the Gvd
and Silver mines Of that Territory for the
year 1864, viii be upwards Of sixteen million
dollars.
At recent meeting OF the A. & G W. Rail-
road Company II was voted TO extend the
Cleveland and Mahoning Road from Youngs.
town to Pittsburgh, going down the towing
path of the canal TO Mahouipgtown and
thence by route across the country to
Pittsburgh.
The report OF the Chief Of the Colored
Bureau shows that during the war 1s6,o57
negroes were placed in the army. OF this
number 6S,l78 were lost from various CAUSES.
The negro gave one in three OF his number to
the cause of freedom. Did we, with all our
vailor. do half as we'll? Let Us think Of this
and be just.
Up to the 23j Of November, there had been
6,606 deaths from cholera in Paris. A mildeI
form of the disease, known as cholerine, has
attacked nearly everybody in the city during
the damp, sultry weather which had prevailed
The remedy for The latter form Of the disease
was laudanum and sub nitrate OF bismuth.-
They were generally found effective.
The mails by the steamer Cuba contain ar
account Of the serious illness of Earl Russell
the new English Premier. He was obliged tc
absent himself from q cabinet meeting on &C
count Of q serious cold and il was understood
} that bis illness had assumed threate ming symp
toms. The advanced age OF Earl Russell, who
has reached the three score and ten years al
lotted to man, renders it doubtful whether hi
| constitution can long survive any severe shocl
that it may sustain.
A New York letter of the 22d says: Tht
: Stock Exchange did the handsome thing tbii
5 afternoon, in voting $4,000, as Christmas
PRESENT. to Ganeral Grant The money is to
be added to what is known as the Grant Testi
monial Fund, which now reaches $67,000.-
When 500 900 is subscribed, it will be duly
presented to the General, with all the honros
The entire amount, it is believed, will be
made up before New Years Day. Other citi-
zens OF New York have presented Gen. Graz
three thousand dollar horse.
The Feniau troubles do not seem to have
been ended by the disposition of O'Mabone y
President Roberts has been accused Of NAL
, feasapce in Office by one of the FeDian Senators
who favors session of their Congress. The
same senator accuses O'Mahoney ofan improper
intimacy with the British Government aud in
sinuates that he has been bought up with Brit
ish gold. The PRONUNCIATION, by the Sepa'
torial party of Fenians. Of certain documents
bearing upon the present FeDan troubles,
caused some excitement A letter from james
Stephens has been received. A movement
for compromise is going on, and the rank and
file begin 10 favor the retirement of both
OMahoney and the Senate.