The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

b'uNeTy HOW dDpedTt tO % uOOnou tOp
world over. BY the Constitution of Brazl
slavery will expire in that Empire in twenty
years, but many of the leading statesmen
are anxious for its moro speedy end. At
their req uest, Rev. j. G. Fletcher has is
sued an appeal to the people of the United
States to sond works against slavery to J. G.
Wood. 265 Broadway, Now York, to be for
warded to Rio Janeiro. This shows how
emancipation abroad is boing Influenced BY
tho wonderful march Of events growing out
of tho war OF tho rebellion in tho United
States.
Vernon, ratified tho Coustitul'naI anon d.
ment prohibiting slavery at special
session of her Legislature. on the 9th inst
rho bill passed tho Senate unanimously.
aud tho House by 2l7 2. Vermont is
tho eighteenth raifying State.
Tho appearance of spotted fever of most
malignant character at n Iittlo place called
Palestine. near indianapolis. has produced
on intense Considerations among tho people
1t attacks tho brain and nervous system.
proves fatal within six or eight hours, aud
battles tho skill of physicians
Hon. John =. Stockton. Dcmocratic.) }
has beou elected by tho Legislature
OF Now Jersey Unitod States Senator
from that State, over Mr.. Ton Eyck. tho
present Republican Senator. Mr. Stockton
is a popular man in bis State and was very
eff, Gtivo in arranging tho troops carly son,
to tho war from that Stato.
Tho immense country of Central Asia,
extending from the Sea Of Aral to Lake
YesiCnkul, has been formed into Russian
provinces, under tho title of Russian
Turkstan.
Commissioner LOWS has notified all col.
lectors that lucifer and friction. matchcs OK
posed for sale, without being stamped are
liablo to confscatiop, whothcr imported or
in original packages, large or small! or other
wiso
Rumors prevailed in Washington, on the
18Th, that tr, Oh dcputation Of Peace Com
missioncrs had reached City Point from
Richmond. They arc without confirmation
The Washington Chronicle expresses the
hopo that all whose business will possibly
admit of delay will ref ain from visiting the
President until he has had time 10 recover
from tho fatigue occassioood by severe
pressure of official duties, which has caused
recent illness.
Jerome Clark, alias Sue Monday, who.
with other guorrilas, was tried al Louisville
on the l5ti,, on tho charge of murder, throw.
ing u train off the track and robbpg tho
passengers and mails. Ho was found guilty
and sentenced to death by hanging. Gen,
Palmer approved tie finding and ordered
that he be executed at Louisvil!o at 4 p. m.
on tho 16th. Sentence has. been carried
into execution.
Considerable sensation has boon caused in
England by the opening Of tho telegraph to
India. A message from Karrachce, India,
had reached England in Sd hours
Tho telegraph announces. that tho extra.
ordinary SUCCESS of the recent issue OF
Seven. thirtes, unGor tho agency OF Jay
Cooke, has induced tho Secretary Of the
Treasury to lay before the people another
series of this popular loan. The first issue
will DO Of 5000 OO0, 900, on tho first Of June
next. Tho notes will DO in all respects
lko the present issue of Seven thrties.-
They will be unlike them ouIy in tho pc.
riod Of time fixed for their converlibilty.
Thoy will have ton months longer to run
than tho Soven- tblrties before they can be
changed into gold bearing FIvn.twontos
BY very largo class of investors this diff
ference will be considered to impnrt great.
or value to tho now issue. Tho balance Of
the xsG0O O00,00O will probably DO year
longer in maturing than tho June ISSUE
This time will be definitely fixed as tho
salos of tho Juno issue approach the end
1t may bo that that balance will not 30 re.
quired Mt all; that tho first $500, 900 900.
will meet the necessities of tho Government
II is expected that this irst issue will be
disposed Of in threo months. The agency
of tho present Seven.thirties, with all it's
machinery, will DO employed for tho whole
of the new loan.
Jay Cooke has just completed arrange.
! un ia fnr nrip hn I.,,
through California.
Rebel news from Mobile via Richmond
indicates an early attack upon that city by
tho land and naval forces of the United
States. Largo numbers of troops are ap.
preaching Mobile in transports. Fourteen
vessels of.war have been added to tho fleet,
making twenty -one in sight Of tho city.
Great activity prevails, and "fhoro is every
! indication Of an early attack" Tho date
of this nows is March II.
The Hon. John 2. Bigolow, now Charge
d. .1Gaircs at Paris, has beou appointed
Envoy Extraordinary aud Ministry Pienipo'
ten,iary to France. Nv
Tho Constitutional Amendment for the
Abolition of Slavery was defeated ia
tho Now Jersey Senate by vote Of
IL tot.
Tho Washington Nron,cle states tina,
the Presidents health has been so far ro
covered that he is able TO appear on the
streets, and TO transact office business
Tho smallpox has become so prevalent
at Fortress Monroe that mails are no,
landed
The Post says : Tie leading dry goods
retail dealers are marking down theil
prices TO correspond with the reduced
price of gold. Speculation, IN gold is
comparatively quiet, and altogether on