Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-03-08
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81 The Loyal" papers are felicita-
ting themselves that Congress wound up
without an extended drunk.
@ The Emperor of Russia has order
dercd media! to be struck off To COM
mcmorate the suppression OF the Polish
rebellion of 1861.
ss- The Pope is about to send the
Empress Charlotte, OF Mexico, pure
white rose composed of pearls and dia-
mundS.
e. Mrs. Isabella Richie, relict of the
well known editor Thomas Richie, died
in Richmond on the 10th nit. She had
| reached the age OF scventysix years.
sS~ 4 Committee of the Massachu-
sets Legislature is considering the sub
jcct of emigration OF women from that
State to the West
~ The new rebel privateer is reported
| at Cormna, Spain, where she lis awaiting
! repairs. The gunboat Sacramento has
left Cadiz 10 look after her.
ey The Senate has fixed the tax on
tobacco twisted 10y hand at five cents on
smoking tobacco made with ali the scraps
included, thirty cents: and of the leaf
forty cents.
es- BIigam Young, III recent sermon,
said :" the North l,rays that their swords
may strike into the heart of every rebel,
ami say, amen. and the south prays
that the North NAV be cut down on Il
thousand baitlc-tields, and again | say,
amen :"
gg 4 Pais letter says:-General
Mcclellan intends to prolong his sojourn
in Paris for some weeks, and thence 90
t. Rome and Dresden, with the intention
! of spending next summer in the south of
France, and returning TO America next
autumn.
e. The will of tie late James w
Nallack has been admitted tC probate in
the SIrr"gates Court in New York. 1t
divides his estate between his sons, John
L"~;cr Waiiack, he actor and Captain
Henry Wsilacll. of the British army, the
ti,cater being included in the portion of
the former
60 Arrangements are making at the
Imperial Library at Paris for placing at
the Disposal Of the public on Sunday a
room containing a selection of forty thou
| sand volumes, for the special benefit of
those persons who cannot attend on week
days.
cg- John Stuart Mill. who has all
along been a good friend of the United
States, has directed that whatever copy
| right may be allowed by the American
! publishers Of his works shall be given to
| the sanitary commission or some similar
! Object of national charity.
ca The ALoyalists of London co. ,
Va, have petelioned Congress to reim-
! burse them for live stock captured by
Sheridan. The CLAIM is for sixty thou
sand dollars 1t is alleged that Phil -
| scld the entire lot in York, Pa, for thirty
| thousand dollars.
esg- Lovelace,ile, Pollard county, Ken
lucky. was entered on the Ist of March
by McDougall's band of guerrilIas and
robbed of $4,000 worth of goods The
night before Hopkinsville was visited by
the snme band, several stores were robbed
! and two men killed.
C. The annual election III New Hamp-
shire takes place on Tuesday, the 14th
of March, when Governor, three mem
bers of Congress, Council, Senate and
House of Representatives are to be cho,
sen. The Democrats have but one mem
Der of Congress. Marcy, from the lst
district, who is a candidate for re-elec-
ton, opposed by Gen. Marston. At the
las. election Marcy's ma jority was eighty.
er There is a prospect of trouble ii
Utah. The Colorado Neus states that,
recently, General Conner established q
provost guard in Salt Lake City for the
purpose OF preventing disorder. Brigham
oung demanded tnat they should be re-
moved, and made preparations to attack
them, and was only deferred from doing
SO by General Conner's tuning his guns
on Brigham's harem and throwing shells
over the city TO the country beyond. and
telling him if he wanted the provost Guard
removed he must remove them. The
guard remained, but the discontented re.
manned also, and the Ne,cs thinks it prob.
. able it will soon break out in ac,s Of VIC.