Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-11-17
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
kSHTABULA
Morning, Novmber II, 1866.
PEN AND PASTE BREvIrIEs.

Congress will meet In regular session on
Ionday the third day of December.
The Radical msjerisy Ia Missouri is about
,ooo
Queen Victoria has sent three hundred
punds sterling to the Quebec sufferers.
Georgia has followed Texas in rejecting
be Constitutional Amendment.
The report of the death of the Tycoon Of
yapan Is confirmed.
The ships to bring back the French troops
om Mexico are ready. Maximilian the Mon
eur says, win remain in Mexico
The radical gains in Kansas have been
normous and 1t is thought the total vote polled
i'll reach over &c. 900, of which the radicals will
ket over 100000 ,-...
4 The Oft cial vote of.Delewarc for Governor
Ives Salisbury, Democrat, 1912 majority
Tor Congress Nicholson, Democrat, 1880 ma
tprity. aitt
-0rtega has been arrested at Brazos, Texas,
Fhilst attempting to enter Mexico. He protests
against the act, both as an individual and as
Constitutional President of Mexico.
"A Havana correspondent of the 9Th, says
he customary recepion was given to the Cap
ain General Op bis arrival. His first proclama-
lion evmces a settled determination to suppress
3he slave trade
General Howard has returned 10 Washing
ION from short leave OF absence in New York
Ind New England. during which he has raised
$25, 900 ior the new Congregational Church en-
$erprise in Washington. 20.
/ Before the New York election Mr.. Sew
hrds friends said he would regard the defeat
bf Mr. Hoffman as such a demand for his own
feturn to private life as he would feel bound to
Pbey, Why don't he hurry up his resignationP
"A gain of $4,000 in sixty counties of Illi-
|nois, is actually startling. Mr.. Johnson did
|his principal speaking in Illinois, which may
|pcoount for it. In New York the majority
will be much larger than we dared hope, and
bow reaches 1906.
THE young Republicans of Washington are
concerting measures to give Congress formal
Rnd cordial welcome upon its reassemblng.-
Civic and delegations are expected to partici-
bate from different cities. This is the demon
stration which the supporters of My Policy
eonstrue into an assault upon the President.
--On Monday morning last, at the State Line
House, between Pennsylvania and Ohio, the
vi Tic uObCl, OdlilCo IAO1AChuiC, uSSl-
hentally shot j. Stoddard, while handling re-
Folver, the ball entering at, or near the groin,
His recovery is at present considered very
ioubtful
Five women and children, who have been |
held as captiyes for sorae months by the Kiowa |
Indians, were delivered up to Col. Leavenworth, |
b. Fort Larned, on the 18th, and were forwarded |
To aJ TO r;, I,otl
Indians any presents or have anything to do
with them until they had returned the capiivcs.
Mexican dispatches say that Marshal Ba-
zaine, who came out at the head of the first
French expedition, is unwilling to leave for
home, and is about to set up in business for
himself as Dictator General Sherman will |
probably dictate to him in an unpleasant man
ner.
The King of Italy entered Venice, Wed
nesday, Nov 7, 1866. The Patriarch of Ven
ice received him at the Church of st. Mark,
where TIE Deum was sung. His reception
in the city was magnificent. There was great
Joy, and the crowd was SO immense that the
troops were unable to defle before the King,
The National guard is modified.
The Captain General of Madrid, has issued |
a circular, which appears in the ministerial |
journal, strictly forbidding the proprietors of
all taverns, coffee-rooms, reading rooms and
clubs, to receive into or circulate within their
premises any foreign journal that contains, or
that may have previously contained, articles
against the Catholic religion or the fundamen-
tai institutions of the country
The Legislature of New York, strongly re-
publican, win elect United States Senator to
succeed Judge Harris. AS yet the canvass has
not become animated. The Herald comes out
for Horace Greeley He was barely beaten by |
Harris on the previous trial, has much indie !
pendent strength at home, and is stronger out
side of the State than he was then. If "a can
didate in earnest his election will not be sur