The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-02
Gen. Grant will shortly take a summer
trip to the White Mountains.


trip to the White Mountains.
The young negro musician, blind Tom,
has been returned to his former master,
General Bethune, whose contract with
the boys parents has thus been recog.
uized.
An invoice of $50 tuns of copper has
been received in San Francisco from Ari
zona. r..
The llerald's correspondent says John
Y. Mason, one of the rebel Commission.
ers to Europe. has gone to st. GATHERINGS,
Canada, to reside. Other rebel emissa-
ries to Europe have also come back, and
are residing in Canada.
A dispatch from St. Paul says that a
camp of surrendered Indians have been
in starving condition for some time
near Fort Wadsworth, but an immense
drove of Buffalo coming in that direction
they were enabled to kill about 800 and
obtain supplies.
A difficulty occurred at picnic, at
Rock Springs, Tenn, on the 9th inst,
between returned Union and Rebel SOL
diers, which resulted in the death of 8,
and the seriously wounding of 7 others.
Major General Dodge now receives
S5,O per annum, as consulting engi.
neer of the Union Pacific Railroad
When he resigns his military position and
takes full charge his salary will be
$4,000.
Fifteen hundred government horses
and mules broke out of the corral, near
Winchester, Va, on the night of the seth,
and are scattered over the country.
In Robinson county, Tenn, the rebel
officials are granting certificates of regis.
tration to all who apply, in disregard of
the provisions of the franchise law.
A fire at Marysyille, CAL, on the 18th
inst, caused the instant death of two men,
fatal injuries to several others, and lesser
injuries to many more. ..,.-..
Major General Heron, of Iowa, has
taken up his residence at Pittsburgh, and
is spoken of in connection with the next
governorship of Pennsylvania. "
The San Francisco Custom. House au.
thorities have seized large quantities of
champagne, tobacco and opium, for an
evasion of the revenue laws.
A telegram from Nashville states that
Emerson Etheridge is to be tried by
court-martial for uttering seditious Ian
guage. ''s.. "..al Ias~
The Detroit City Directory, just pub
lished, shows the increase Of population
during the past year to have been 5000.
1t will require from thirteen to fourteen
millions CT dollars to make the pension
payments during the present fiscal year.
A vein of silver is reported to have
been discovered at Bayfield,, Wis, and to
promise rich yield.
Jeff. Davis is reported, by latest ad-
vices from Fortress Monroe, in the best
of health and spirits,
An extensive bed of coal has been dis
covered near Saranac, Ionia CO., Mich.
The elections in Virginia afford little
encouragement to hope for an early set
tlement of the difficulties which the sup
preston of armed rebellion have left to
be conciliated. Whenever and wherever
an opportunity offers, the citizens of that
State manifest disposition to retain or
place in power those who are most obnox-
ious for their completely in the rebellion,
and least disposed to aid honestly in the
restoration of the Union aud loyalty to the
Constitution.
1t is understood that the notorious
Mosby intends to run as a candidate for
Congress in his district. a' d."
A steamer left Savannah for Augusta
on the 10Th, loadened with headboards
and other freight, for the National Gem
etery at Andersonville.
Judah Benjamin has safely arrived in
Paris, by way of Nassau. .r
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