The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
Current Events.


,1far been established in the Southern
States. n as.g-s .f, ~-.t4.a ...,.... ...-.
The.55th Massachusetts, colored regi-
ment. containing many recruits from the
West, was discharged at Boston, on the
pg5th 'ult. N.'-'
4 The President has at last expressed
disapprobation of the dsily raid of pardon
seekers upon the White House. He
granted no pardons on Monday. N. ...
Stillman Witt, of Cleveland, an. init
mate friend of the late Governor Brough,
has been elected his successor as Presi.
dent of the BeIlefontaine Railroad. 2
The State Sovereignty Convention Of
/. New York, met az the, Cooper institute,
on Monday Of last week, and expressed
its dissent from the platform of the regu-
lar Democratic Convention. " t'.s s'.'H
III Alnewiae of steamships between Nor
folk, Virginia, q and a. French port. is
talked of, ItIis said that Napoleon takes
special interest in the enterprise.
f3 Father McKenna, priest just returned
from ireland, preached a sermon in New
York on Sunday, advising his flock to
avoid having any thing to do with the
Fenian movement .'....4u.-r -..s'
Governor Holdon,in dispatch to Wash
ington, announces his satisfaction with
the political character of the delegates
elected last week to the North Carolina
Constitutional Convention, shortly 10 as,
semble at Raleigh. r.T m s-rrrr o. d.
A Washington correspondent of the
New York Post, says that President
Johnson declares that it will be useless
for Southern statesrto elect Cohgressmen.
who have not taken the prescribed oath.
General Howard has arrived at Rich,
mond, and had consultation with Gov!
ernor Pierpont and General Terry, rels'
tive to the condition of the freedmen and
their prospects for the winter. Tt1Ulil 4
The Post-ollice Department has, issued
an order that all parties fqundl carrying
letters outside of the mail, except IL
stamped envelopes, Will be arrested and
dealt with according TO lsw.i Z w 10 if@
Z General Hancock, sn his speech at the
Odd Fellows'' banquet, at ,Ballt1imore,
spoke his mind on the Mexican question
lie thinks the French will be glad 70
vacate. presentyji il not, the Yankees
will gisetliem a hintprovided it is con
venient. ID 1ld 30 d5991 718y 3Ht
The propeller Buckeye, bound from from
Ogdensburg to Toledo, struck a rock in
the St. Lawrence River, at A A. NJ,
Sunday, and IN twenty minutes went
down Ia seventy feet water. Three ladies
are kuowato have been lost, and several
are missing. nc!rtggHf9 FeaitIE
q The principal aim of Senator Colfax
and party in visiting the Far West is
stated to have been 10 ascertain the i'm
mediate importance Of q railroad TO the
Pacific. Their report, it is said, is un-
in favor Of the construction OF
the road fai2's7 10 0s 81 Htah 74I |
The Alabama Convention on the 25th |
ulty by 4 unanimous vote, declared Che
ordinance nallcaud yeid, aller
a long discussions which, no doubt, was
caused by the use of the word null, which
wss uslyloPpSsed, iitlwih be remember
3D. i. tAs Mississippi { rConyen!iE9nn4; yensEn4 81 d.
Collector Haven, Of Chicago is paying II
in aold, tilqg interest, due Novembera5 4
IN 9iaC CFNe=tweRfyrG GOrsfamedf b"hdse E
} Ths,i63d and l56gh llliaoiF Regiment
were ra;d Of to day at Camp Baiief.