The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12
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AN alarming cattle disease is spreading
in the vicinity of London.
THERE is entire harmony in the Cabinet
on the question Of reconstruction.
Five or six hundred persons are dying
daily of cholera in Constantinople.
TIE recognition of Italy by Spain will, IL
is said, be followed by tie recognition Of
Greece.
TIE Mayor OF Mobile has given public
notice that negro testimony is not valid
against white men.
CoNsIDERABLE terror prevails at Jefferson.
vile, Ind, in view of the frequent murders
in that town and vicinity.
The Post says the extent Of the abstrac.
ton of funds aud the forgery of gold checks
by Ketclium aggregates four million two
hundred thousand.
ADvIcEs from North Carolina, are dis
courasing. The loyalty prevailing there is
not worth speaking of. North Carolina is
worse than its neighbOr, South Carolina.
The steam marine of New York has been
immensely increased since the close of the
war. 1t now consists of 529 steam vessels,
registered at that port, representing 4l5,-
055 tuns, of which 10000 are employed in
the coasting trade.
Governor Perry has promised Johnson
that South Carolina will become ono of tho
most loyal of the Southern States will
reform her Constitution aud abolish slavery;
give the elections to the people aud equalizo
the representation of tie State.
The TriJRes dispatch states that Gen.
eral Grant remarked recently TINT sufficient
evidence has been adduced during The late
conspiracy trial. and since, to convict jeff.
Davis of completely in the assassination of
President Lincoln, and that the fate Of con.
spirators settled that of JEFF.
shocking accident oc, urred Oh the Ohio
River, the other day. The steamer Argosy
No. 3, having on board the 10th Ohio Regi.
ment, three hundred strong, was blown
ashore near IIatfell's Landing, eighty miles
below Louisville, and exploded. Thirty or
forty of the soldiers Jumped overheard,
eight of whom were drowned. About u
dozen persons were scalded-two or three,it
is feared fatally.
Brownsville Texas correspondent to the
HerdiU, dated the Sth states that an ex-
rebel officer boosted that Sterling Price had
b.en mn lie Major General OF Maximilian's
troops, and was empowered to raise q cav
airy force of 30, 900 men from the disband-
ed rebel armies, also, that several other
rebel Generals had been commissioned by
Macmillan, ana that il was intended to
have l00,0 900 rebels in Alaximilans service
within year to keep watch OF Sheridan
on the Rio Grande.
A WRITER in the st. Louis Democrat, Civ
ing the details Of the killing of the Rev, Il.
Z. Lovejoy, and the destruction of his
printing establishment by an Alton mob, in
1897, says il may prove interesting TO know
that the yOung man who killed him WAS
himself killed in most barbarOns manner
a short time afterwards, in fracas in bar
room of the st. Charles Hotel. at New Or
leans, and that the man that fired the roof
died in the Ohio Penitentary, where he was
sentenced for seventeen years, for highway
robbery in Cincinnati.
A hail storm recently occurred in Penob-
scot County, Me-, which in ten or fifteen
minutes did its work of destruction. The
crops were most wholly destroyed. Wheat,
barley. oats and other grains, nearly ready
to harvest, were beaten down, the grain
threshed off aud the straw broken into
shreds Beautiful fields Of corn, in which
the town abOunded, were almost totally
ruined The tops of POTATOES were fairly
smashed to pieces by the icy bullets. Gar
dens Of tomatoes, cabbage, beans. &c wero
sorry looking sights The value Of the
crops destroyed is very great.
The adviees from California and the Pa.
cifc Coast by the steamer Ocean Queen, arc
of painful interest. the steamer Brother
Jonathan, from San Francisco for Portland,
Oregon, was lost on the 30th Of July. OF
over two hundred persons on board only
fourteep We're saved. Among the passen-
gers was Brigadier General Wright and
family. The General was on his way 10
take command Of the Department of Col-
umbia. But little has beeh received as 10
the names of the saved aud lost Further
Intelligence win DO awaited with deep
anxiety. The pirate Shenandoah was. ut
lust accounts, doing great damage among
The whalers. ke- commander protesting TO
9isbeIevs the collapse Of the Confederacy.
On the 10th Of July. the post at Platte
Bridge, on the plaius. wac attacked by
2 900 lndilns. Heavy skirinishing cnsuesl,
ia which lient nanl @ ,llins, Company G,
llth Ohio, ami twenty men were
killed.