The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-27
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Current Events.

18th inst, repeating the act Of secession
Three delegates voted against the repeal
for which, if the Government does it'
duty, they will be compelled to leave the
bounds Of tho United States forthwith
and forever, leaving their goods and
chattels behind If we are to have peace
and unity as a nation, the heavy hand
will have to fall with no gentle touch OF
such unregenerate ours. They are the
material out of which to make examples
NOT your low, miserable blood hound
tenders. ..
Boston dedicated her new City Hal
on the 18th inst.--a splendid edifce.
A heavy nor'easter prevailed on the
Atlantic coast on the l3lh, supposed 10
be the equiEoctial gale. ,.,,..no. .....
The citizens of Shreveport, Louisiana,
have petitioned for the removal of negro
troops from their, town. .a
Only five white regiments are on duty
in North Caroina--four Indiana and one
Michigan. aa .m aa1
The colored convention to have been
held at Raleigh, North Carolina, on the
29th inst, has been postponed. 4''a#
A severe storm swept over the lakes
on the night of the 18th. One vessel
was wrecked near Chicago, and it feared
others have suffered. ...t -.o.
General Beauregard took the oath Of
allegiance at New Orleans, on Saturday
the 10th, aud will apply for pardon.
The cholera has fully declared itself at
Barcelona, Spain. On the 9Ist August,
81 deaths occurred in population of
100000. ..n b g.s H nta~
The Post Office Department has closed
contract for the daily transportation Of
mails on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, between Memphis and Steven
son, Alabama. p, yyY ~ e eg
r. M. Hunter has been released from
Fort Pulaski, on parole, and is now at
his home, in Virginia. e'I
Two Of the parties concerned in rob
bing the First National Bank at yelling.
ton, Ohio, few weeks since, have been
arrested. About half the bonds stolen
have been recovered. -.
The Georgia Central Railroad has pro-
cured from tho Government a sufficient
quantity of iron and rolling stock to
equip their road throughout its entire
length, from Macon to Savannah. oaT
The work Of raising the renowned rebel
iron-clad Virginia, better known at the
North as the Merrimac, has coinmenced
near Fortress Monroe, where she was
blown up and sunk. It's expected Chat
a large amount of old "copper" iron armor
and ordnance will beireeovered. ',l4 .6t... aa5
The Cork correspondent of the New
York World furnishes some more items
and speculations concerning the spread
of Fenianism in Ireland. He estimates
the number enrolled now at 10000, and
thinks THE British troops inIIreland are
secsetlyAdisaAected to a large extent SDt
The latest Buenos Ayres journals say,
that the people of the Argentine Confed-
Grafton. show great apathy in joining-t the
army. General Urquiza, one of their
former Presidents, has issued an appeal
calculated to stir them to action. ysa a.''
The United States Consul at Constan-
tinople, under date of August ] A. makes
some interesting statements concerning
the cholera in nthat city, Tile epidemic
is still raging fearfully, aud tits. estimated
that twenty thousand have already died,
the mortality ina single day having, on
one occasion, reached 3. thousand. ~ Two
hundred thousand-of the population have
fled, and the industry Of fthe city is seri-
ously disorganzed.@ Oar, Consul atLeg-
horn writes that the disease has not yet
made disappearance on The Western coast
of Italy, Two ioi ~ oi.i 5s-,ai549'7 % s5sab
sson Sunday the 18th Inst, a collection
was taken up in att the chaclies i'd Wash
ington city, for the relief of destitute
people in the Southern States. =oes -
The Richmond. Wing says that General
Lee was to meet The Directors of .thel
Washington eollegeTonCthe Reth inst,
for the purpose Of assuming its Presi!
dency. '. ~ ''4@ ~, 4 /
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