Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-09
I'M GENERAL.

CHIC lthlifOhu WAS Comptctcu ou tne 4tu InSJ
and the opening celebrat cd at Omaha.
The shipment OF wheat and -four from Flu.
rope 10 this country is becoming common
SsTbe City of Cork brings 495 casks OF French
-four.
VIps--0n the Buckeye race coure at Cincinnati
eton the 3lst., the four .year-old horse Revolver
made the extraordinary time of 1:+4t which
is said 10 be the quickest ou record.
"a 1.-Two regiments Of British regulars have ar
,riFsd at Quebec from Malta. Preparations for
the defence Of the st. La wrence are be ing Wig.
. ercusly pushed forward.
"a Proclamation has been issued by Pres
idebt johnson to discourage and defeat the
Feuian organization within the jurisdiction oI
the United States. IA
a"S'--Governor Dilling has had a special officer
at st. Albans from the Vermont State Adlu
apt Generals OH oe, watching to get an under.
standing Of the situation and to consider the
sexpediency Of calling out the mil tia. 9-
sea--A delegation has arrived at Washington
from Chicago to invite the President and Gen.
aeral Grant and other dignitaries to be present
at the Inauguration of the Douglass monument,
in Chicago on July 4lh.
xsl--The foreign news looks more pacific.
France, England, and Russia appear 10 earnest
bnplhe endeavor to avert hostilities. On the
nethef hand France is bringing its army up to
ID war footing which has on ominous look.
pEA special dispatch from st. Albans an
.nounces the arrival Of General Sweeuy on the
evening OF the 5th, he was received by the
Fenians with great enthusiasm. 1t is reported
that be manifests great dependency at the
state of affairs.
"a +-Sir Frederick Bruce. the British Minister
Has made demand upon our Government for
ths Surrender OF the Fenians captured by the
United States forces What action the Gov.
esamens will take has not yet been decided
sponfgBd2s sf El-
grisEnill at Middotowu, Ny. appears.
TO have been A'dealibg death around the land,
by infusing lead With which crevces in the
nill-stohes were filled, into the -four and meal
which il produced. The consequences are
Qaite; serious. rellr..
.i--fThe two cars loaded with arms that the
Vsi6s Marshal seized at Watertown, Ny.
aud runsoG into the country for safety, were re.
captured by the Fenians General Meade,
however, sent q detachment Of troops after
them, and they retook them from the Fenians
without opposition.
y~+The Fenians held at Buffalo by the Cni.
ted States we're released on Tuesday night
the hen on their own recogniz,nce, and the Of
ficers on bail OF $500 each, to appear and
answer when required at the Cauandaigua
Oonrt They were required to give parole
not to violate the neutrality laws.
s-QUARANTINE grounds were selected by the
New York Health officers on Tuesday on th
most southern point of Staten Island. Seven
armed revenue cutters and large posse of
armed policemen we're on hand to prevent re-
distance. Five vessels on the 4th were to dis |
charge their eargoes there of cholera, small pox |
and yellow fever.
ttein was brought to stand three miles west
of-Cleyeland by the giving out of the engine
and was run into by the day express train from
Toledo. One lady, name unknown, was killed,
and four or five other persons seriously, and
several slightly injured. Some have died since
the accident. The cars were nested into one
another like the parts Of spy glass.
The Sons of Ham, colored organization
atNemphis, being desirous of parading on the
anniversary of the reoccupation of that city by
oy the national troops and being warned by
the rebel papers not to do so, asked Mayor
haf II
turned their application with the following en-. I
borsement: The Sons of Ham and all other
sons can do as they please provided they do
not break civil law.
Two boarding. school misses, in such sus.
ceptibe frame Of fsoul that the smallest beauty
in earth or sky could not escape them, we're
riding out, one smiling May morning, when one
OF them spied mossy granite block by the
road side on which was inscribed |. M. from
Harlem. 0, siss, dear, exclaimed the elder, do
look at that epitaph, isn't it beautiful So sim.
pie, and jet SO touching-Im from Harlem.
--.lt seensshst tho inventor of the j. Mor-
roe Taylor Gold Medal Soap has bat one idea
In yieE. which is 10 get up the best and most
reliable soap in the world. We speak from .
experiences when we sey it has no equal, and
no we'll regulated ismiIy SHOULD be without it.
There Is no sosp to bs.compared with it, Ev.
cry husband should make il point to see
That the hpdsohold is supplied with box OF
10 without dslsy.
The Fenians had gathering at Cleveland
On tho 9th. with speeches. contributions Of
money, and the taking Of bonds of the Irish re-
public. Arrests have been made Of Thomas :
Larsaze, Tressursr and Agent for ,hs sale Of ]
Fenisa BoSds and ONeilI. head centre Of the !
Lara circle, and they are now 10 prison. The I
Unitsd States Marshal has posse ssion Of the
headquarters and papsrs. A few muskets and
knapsaeks we're the only mpnitIoDs iound. I,
The Upitsd States Court opened in Rich
nssd or Tussday last. Judge Underwood, ip
odargipg We 9rsnd Sury. YES parisulasly &C.
vsrss o. the rsbsl press OF Richmond. lie
saidyssthhs whsisvss shout Jsif Davis trial.
DsviI eesnssi sssss pssssss md appealed TO
tAs sesrt 70 knew whether the trial VAS TO be
~ q not, ssd protested against any delay.