The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27
Summary of News.

The Union Executive Committee of lhit
State have issued an address to the Union
voters, in which they announce the graft
flying result Of the recent election. Al
though full official returns have not 70,
been received, and littlo is known as tc
the vote of the soldiers still in tho field. ,be
Committee are already euAbled to state tba,
the Union State ticket has been elooted by
majority ranging from % 900 to 3O.OOo
without the soldiers vote. This gives &c
the State Union Governor, Lieutenan,
Governor. State Treasurer, two Supreme
Judgcs, Attorney .Geuoral, School Commits
sioner. Momber Board Of Public Works
Clerk of the Supreme Court. Tho Lceis
alaturo stands as follows: OF the 81 mem
bers OF tho Senate, 25 are Union. md of tn,
lO6 me,nbers of the House, 8S are Union
and the election of at least two moro by tht
soldiers vote is confidently oxpec ted
making 20 Union members Ia tho House
and giving tho Union party two.thtds in
each branch, and a majority on joint ballot
OF 49. .... .-
A fro broke out on Wednesday evening
OF last week. in the Central freight ehed at
Detroit, destroying the building with all it's
content. Tho loss is very heavy, but prob.
ably docs not exceed $250, 900.
The Department of Now. Mexico has been
submerged in the Department o: Missouri.
The Quccn had approved o. Royal
Commission for investigating tho cattle
plague They are fully TO inves tigate tho
origin and nature OF tho cattle plague, to
ASCERTAIN the best mode of treatment, and
to consider the regulations calculated to
prevent the.spread of tho disease and any
further outbreak. .'....
The Legislature of Mississippi has elected
Gov. sharkey to :ill tho unexpired term of
jeff. Davis in tho United States Senate.
, The .Fonian Congress, at Philadelphia.
completed tho organization Of tho brother
. hood in the United States by tho formation
ofa Senate and lower house, and the choice
of John o Mahonoy as President of the Or
der. s. ..' ~ . ~.
Maxmilian has given official notice OF
the departure of Juares from Mexico. On
the osher hand, the Juarez Government
cautions Americans against trusting to the
validity of grants of land or privileges made
by Maximilian.
90 The foreign dispatches are largely ocou.
pied with correspondence between our Min.
, ister 10 England and Earl Russell, in ro.
. Iation to tho pirate Shenandoah. Mr.. Ad
D. ans claims he gavo tho British Government
timely notice of the vessels character. but
that the officials at Liverpool woro in SYM
pathy with her destined occupation.
The Imperial Government OF Mexico has
ordered 5000 troops to the Rio Grapde
frontier. Gen.Donai had arrived at SaltilIo
With 1000 mon. An Imperial decree makes
the admission Of vessels to Mexican ports
dependent Upon their bringing proper pa.
pers from consul of the Empire. Negroto
10 reported to have reached chihuahua with
only 800 mon. r.... rr .. J.. ....D
'a The State Dep ,rtment has received dis
patches by the Scotia, from the United
States consuls, showing that, tho cholera Is
rapidly on the decline In Italy, CONSTANT.
nople and elsewhere. 'ti.i .F. -'' -..
A good doal Of excitement prevails in
Kentucky over the removal of martial law,
and tbere will no doubt soon be O conflict
between the civil and military authorities
Negroes hired on military passes are being
discharged. and all contracts made between
masters and slaves are deemed as at an end
Owners arc preparing to reclaim thoir
slaves and all abscnt on military passes will
no doubt be hunted up, driven back to
their former masters and cot to work.
Judge Pearl. of Whitley County is reported
10 have decided that the law OIL. Congress, oil
March 3, 1865, 10 unconstitutional, and to
have ordered black woman. who is the
wife ofa soldier, to be sold as a slavo. Gen
BHisbin has ordered the arrest of Judge
Pearl for violating the United States law.
'i Gen. Boauregard is to be Superintendent
OF the New Orleans and Jackson Rail road
The Pope has again pronounced an alio
cution which 10 making some stir in Europe
This time be warns the faithful against th
FREQ Masons, reminding them that severa
OF his predecessors have prescribed and re
proved that sect, tho entrance into whic
they declared should entail excommunicu
tion. which the Popo aione could romov,
The Pope donounces the Free Mas ons as th
instigators of revolutions. and calls on tn
secular governments to suppress them.-
The Steele of Paris calculates that there ar
IN Europe moro than 2 900 900 -Catboli