The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-08
Summary Of News.

10uV. AAU WHs q hAsUn W NAt'"Siht
vigor Of mind and body; ready and ex
pert politician, fertile in expedient, jaunty
and aippant in controversy. yet exer
cising controlling influence 10 the coun'
ellis Of his country. as Secretary Of Wa
and Premier. Offices which he held fol
the duration Of an ordinary lifetime
He will be greatly missed BY the Engli>h
people. with whom he was prime favor
ite.q The succession probably lies between
Earls Russell and Derby. the latter Of
wbom has always been unfriendly toward
America. lt..
It is SAID that the Secretary Of State is
busily engaged il, preparing a reply to
the dispatch Of Lord John Russell, in
regard to the proposed commission. An.
other report states that the reply was for
warded per last steamer. ''
Fifty disabled soldiers have, thus far,
been admitted to the Ohio Soldiers
Home.
John Mitchell has been released from
Fortress Monroe, and left for Richmond.
"A Wellington special to the New York
Herald intimates that Chief Justice Chase
will resign. waE M
A Columbus special says Governor
Anderson will shortly appoint the last
Thursday in November for Thanksgiving
Day 10 Ohio. lnlaa5 a4ae-
The many contradictory reports con-
cerning the Veteran Reserve Corps, are
disposed Of. by an order from the War
Office. Rolls are to be made of members
Of the Corps who desire to be discharged.
and all such will be Immediately muster
el out. After this is done. we suppose
the supelauous officers will be dispensed
with. .. ... 4sr #asa
The embassy from Tunis has been for
mally presented at the White House
The address Of the African diplomats is
Of the most friendly character, and was
warmly responded to by the President.
The dispatches give some interesting
facts concerning the impressions received
by the Tunisians in their American expe-
rience thus far.
Generel Banks will be candidate for
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
Of the next Congress.
The Richmond Enquirer has again
been issued. 1t is controlled BY one of
its old proprie.ors. In the course Of its
salutatory /, says: "The oath Of aIlegi
auce taken by ourselves, in common with
our fellow citizens. has a far different
significance now than the same oath could
have had before the unsettled question Of
supremacy between the State and Fede
raj Governments had been decided by
the arbitrament of, war. Now we &C
knowledge allegiance first to the Union.
Before wo held obedience to be due first
10 the State, and the same honesty and
sincerity which made the sons OF Virginia
brave the dangers Of battle. and suffer
uncomplainingly the haldships Of four
years war, will make them true and faith
ful to their oath Of allegiance"
The steamer St. John, which exploded
her boiler, at New York. last Sunday
week. was one Of the finest river boats in
the world Her cabins were Of unusual
extent. and fitted up With the greatest
splendor. She was considered very fast
Her route was between New York and
Albany. and she made three round t,ips
per week. Her first trip was run March
Is, 1864. The boilers had been but a
few months in use, and cost the vast sum
Of $4,000. The New York Times says.
sditorialy: eft would appear. If our re-
ports are correct, that one of these boilers
that on the larboard eide-was not only
imperfect, but there was in il one whole
sheet. several feet in surface, composed
Of what is technically called sand iron.
liable at any moment. since the boiler
was made. to give way as it did yestsr-
d'y. and cause such catastrophe as We
now record"
II is understood that official intelligence
has been received. to The effect tha, Ad-
mirai Dsonan. the British naval COM
mandsr ID The Pacific. has been ordered
10 seBd cruisers in quest Of the shenan
doah. Who are to esptsrs her u met with.
Those tsrrible fellows. the Mobile sdi-
tors GhsSo sk.ao Gsxhs;., ..o.l..l ll