Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-04
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no arrangements have as yet been made
for the trial Of Jefferson Davis.
Judge Stump, formerly Judge of the
Criminal Court Of Baltimore city, died
yesterday at HE residence Of his brother,
in Cecil county, Mo.
gentleman was robbed Of a diamond
pin, valued al $500 while riding in a
Philadelphia horse car.
Chief Justice Chase will soon marry |
Miss Virgin, Of Cincinnati
The Richmond Wing says: "Mt. Fred, ,
erick Nolck, who was sent 10 E"rope,
commissioned 10 execute statute OF
"SronewaIr" Jackson. arrived in this city
Yesterday from Baltimore, he having ar
rived from Munich, Germany, a short
time since. We understand the compile |.
ton of the statue is not the leas' inter-
rup,ed By the arrival of Mr.. Volck in
America. The work still gees on. The
sta ue is nearly completed"
The la,es, accounts state that the deaths |
in Paris from cholera average 200 per
day. The ravsges Of tie cholera al Mad
rd had created great panic, and Ihou
sands were flying from the city.
The latest accounts state that Hon. Jas.
L. Orr has been elected Governor Of s.
Carolina over Gen. Wade Hampton by
500 majority. Gov. Perry has been cleo
Ted u. s. Senator for the long term end
ing 1871.
The Georgia State Convention has de-
carcd by unanimous vote that slavery
is forever abolished within the State.
\ committee from the Fenian Congress
has been en- visit TO Washington 10 re-
turn thanks TO President Johnson for the
release OF John Mitchell. Col. Roberts,
chairman Of the committee, addressed the
Presiden, and spoke of Mr.. Mnchell's
services in bali of Iceland.
Malamoras dates Of The 26lh. direct, say
that The Liberals had been whipped and
driven of
Governor Johnson, Of Georgia, has
been notified by Secretary Seward that
President Johnson cannot recognize any
Southern State as loyal to the Union that
acknowledges as legal The debts and obi
cations created fer carrying on the war.
There il, nevertheless, strong feeling IN
Georgia agains! population.
President Johnson has issued a procla-
nation setting apart the first Thursday Of
December next as a Day Of Thanksgiving
and Prayer.
The Hon. Timothy Rves, Of Virginia,
died as Peters burg, on Sunday last.
There is great excitement in Western
Canada over an apprehended Fenian in
vason. The Toronto Leader calls upon !
the Government TO disarm the volunteers
lesl the arms should pass into the hands !
of lhe Fenians, and also to establish pa
lTCls on the frontiers and inauguTaie a
passport system.
John Mitchell was released from Fort
Tess Monroe 90 Monday after an Impris-
6Timent of five mOnths, end arrived in
Richmond on Tuesday. Before leaving
the Fort lie was permitted 10 bid adIeu
to Jefferson Davis and G.. q. Clay.
The Fenians have created great panic
in Canada, and il is said that The govern
meut is about TO organize an army of 49,
600 men to garrison al the frontier towns.
Gen. Grant has taken the Breckenridge
property in Washington for his residence.
The Hon. Emerson Etheridge, who
has been on trial before Military Com.
mission al Columbus, kentucky, on
charges preferred against him Of having
made use Of reasonable language, spoken
disrcspecllully of the Presidents, &c, has
been released, and is now al his home III
Dresden, Tennessee.
We learn that the Board Of Visitors Of
the Virginia Military Institute have re-
Gently organized new department of in
sirucuon, embracing Practical Asrono- |
my, Geology, MeIeorology, and Physi-
cal Geography, and that Captain John NJ.
Brooke, late OF the Confederate Navy,
has been called to This new chair.
The famous Kit Csrson and Col. Ben,
visited General Pope at 81. Louis, on Fri
day. The Erening NeVS says Kit was
dressed in coonels uniform, with ralh-
er broad shoulder straps, and his dark
hair, slightly sprinkled with grey. flowed
down upon his shoulders la acdteTaH.
He wore rather broad. brimmed felt, and
altogether presented the appearance Of
sturdy little man, destitute of all preten.
lNol II tiay
General in the Mexican war under Gen.
Crocker.
The Kingston East Tennesseean OF