The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22
Summary of News.

relieve the Governor of all unpleasant re.
sponsiblity, has resigned his office.
A destructive fire occurred in New
York on Monday last.
New YORK, September l9.--Gold con.
tinues TO have an upward tendency, the
price having been, during the morning,
l435@li3s.
The trial Of Wirz is still in progress,
without advancing very lar toward con-
clusion. The excitement OF the trial is
wearing upon his health, and the Court
adjourned over several days for his re-
lief The trial was resumed on Monday,
and it is thought will 60 forward till com
pleted. The evidence for the defence is
yet TO be heard, which with the readings
viii! run into October. On behalf OF the
prosecution, the evidence consists OF the
same tale Of horrors as heretofore.--
There is no time fixed yet for The trial of
had been placed in more comfortable
apartments, for the benefit OF his health.
The offer OF tie Atlantic Cable Con-
struction Company 10 manufacture new
Gable has been accepted by the Directors
of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and
| tho manufacture OF the new Gable has
| consequently begun. Capt Anderson has
| accepted the offered command Of the
Great Eastern, which has been engaged
for fivo years for cable purposes.
England is alarmed al the spreading OF
Fenianism in Ireland, and il is reported
that the English troops ia the south Of
Ireland are to be reinforced. ...
The prevalence OF fog on Lake Michi.
gan has been greater this year than ever
before, and more disasters have resulted
in consequence.
Col. James A. Wilcox is 10 receipt o.!
an order from the Provost Marshal Gen
eral, directing consolidation on the 3O.h
instant, of the l4th, 18th and 10Th En-.
rolImcnt Districts OF Ohio. The order
further directs that Capt. James l.. Drake
OF The l4th District be honorably dis
charged the service, and that Capt. Darius
Calwell Of the 10Th District, close his
office al Warren, and proceed to Cleveland
and take chars the Provost Marshals
office at that place, relieving Major A.
Wiley, v. r. c., Acting Provost Marshal
OF the 18th District. All business and
records OF the offices oil the I 4th and 10Th
Districts are TO be transferred 70 CIeve-
land. ''.....,
Gentlemen who left Little Rock, Ark,
week ago, report that profound peace
relgns throughout that State. Private
citizens and soldiers can travel any here
without molestation. The guerrillas have
settled down quietly and gone to work.
Eight companies Of the I'd Ohio Cav
airy. Colonel Steward, numbering AGO
men and 36 officers, were mustered out
on, Monday of last week, at Benton Bar.
racks, Mo-, and will proceed at once to
Columbus, O., where they will be finally
discharged and paid off, The remaining
four companies are en- route for st. Louis,
and will soon be mustered out. H,.F' r'
During the week ending Sept. 18th,
three millions four hundred and twenty
one thousand three hundred and fify dol.
lars in National currency was issued from
the Treasury. The total amount now in
circulation is nearly one hundred and
eighty-four millions. a'.-a" He.a'' }'.
The internal revenue receipts, Sept. ls,
were one million, one hundred and twen-
ty.three thousand, one hundred and We
dollars. ......... ....
The number Of entries for the State
Fair was 2,464--making it difficult task
to inspect everything in four days. The
number of visitors was $1,000. About
$4,000 entered the Fair Grounds on
Thursday.
The remainder Of the loya, Cherokees
and the rebel Seminoles have sued for
treaty, and other delegations asked fur
ther time, but gave assurances that all
would sign the treaty. There seems to
be a perfect reconciliation among alsthe
tribes except the Cherokees. ~ .
There is, says the Farmer, no such
thing in Ohio as a wool trade, properly
speaking-very little is being sold, and
that that does change hands does 80 at the
rates which have been quotable for some
weeks past. The growers are "waitin."
yet. With the great rise in the prices of
all woolen manufactures, they can see no
valid reason why wool should no, share
somewhat in the advance; and they will
probably hold out 10 test thst question.
Whenever the manufacturers want ten
millions pounds Of the best and hand
somist woods in Ohio, they can have the
pile by showing little llberali,y, and
paying just consideration.
The result OF the Maine Election is in,
structive. in that it exhibits a signal fail
: ure of the latest dodge OF the. Copper
heads. They made a parade in thei
, State Convention Of :ndorsipo, tba proo;
, dent and his Reconstruction" policy
which they insisted the Republican Con
ventIon had opposed and condemned; ant