The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-01

: with Secretary Stanton, suspended tb,
order mastering out the Veteran Resery'
Corps.
1t is taken for granted in Washington
that Wirz has been sentenced to death
# is certain, however, that the Presiden
has not taken action on the findings o
the court.
The ambassadors from Tunis arrived
in Washington on Thursday, and wer'
presented to the President on Friday
They are the guests of the Government t
and are quartered at Willards.
Among those to be tried by the Farra
gut Courlmartial, is Commodore Craven
commander of the Niagara, for permit
ting the Stonewal to leave the port o
Ferrol, Spain. without engaging her.
Specimens Of quartz rock, largely i'm
pregnated with gold, have been taker
from the bluffs at Wathens, Kansas. The
discovery has made some stir, and pro
specting has already commenced.
ST. Louis papers announce the death
of Dr. George Hilgasrtner, for many
years associated with the German press
in that city, and lately appointed Claim
Agent for the State by Gov. Fletcher.
General Mansfield Lovett. who com
manded the rebel force in New Orleans
at the time Of the surrender of the city,
has settled down to farming near Colum.
bia. South Carolina.
An examination of the officers of the
Veteran Reserves discloses the fact that
two per cent. of them are disabled by
wounds, fourteen per cent from disease
and four per cent. from accidental frac
lures. etc.
The delegates Of the late ALBANIA Con
vention united in memorializng President
Johnson to order speedy trial of Glenn
ent G Clay. and in the meantime to pa.
role him. They consider it impossible
that Clay could have been implicated in
the assassination Of Abraham Lincoln.
President johnson received dispatch
from ST. Louis Oct. 81, from Nathan
Raney, stating that the Missouri State
Convention, to sustain the President, is a
glorious success.
The Tunis embassy were formally pre-.
sen'ed to the Secretary of State Friday
morning. The embassy consisted of
General Otman Haspen, Imperial En-
bassador from His Highness the Bey of
Tunis Colonel Rameiro Gaiata, Aid de.
camp to General Haspen. and Chevalier
Dutoin Cont, Secretary and interpreter
They were accompanied by Amos Perry,
Esq, Of Providence, Rhode Island,
United States Consul to Tunis, who came
with the legation, at the urgent request
of His Highness the Bey. After a brief
interyiew with Secretary Seward, during
which they presented copy Of their
credentials, they were escorted to car,
riages, and an observation tour through
th- city was made. Tho Secretary of
State did not accompany the parties ful
ther than the Executive Mansion. This
afternoon the embassy visited the fortii.
cations around the city. The embassy
have in their possession a letter, written
in Arabic, by the Bey of Tunis, and adj
dressed to hirs. Lincoln, on the death OF
President Lincoln. 1t will not be trans
lated till it is formally presented in person
to Mrs Lincoln. The embassy will be
presented to the President to. morrow or
Monday.
The old Knickerbocker Magazine is to
be revived under its old title. 1t will APP
pear in January.
The rumor that JEFF. Davis trial is to
take place at once. is not confirmed.
General Jos. Z. Johnston is mentioned
for the Presidency OF the new Southern
Express Company.
Bancroft, the historian, General Scho-
field. and John II. Reagan had interviews
with the President last week
Matamoras is still closely besieged BY
! force Of two or three thousand Liberals,
under Cortinas and other partisan lead
ers.
Levi Farwell who murdered his mis-
tress in New York. few days ago, com
mi'ted suicide, night before last. by
opening vein and bleeding to death.
Dexter has accomplished another feat
in trotting annals. In a