The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-22

blOIcu lTOH Tue dFmOTy III NOW IOrh
last week while the guards were watch
ing theml
Six thousand one hundred and thir-
teen emigrants landed at New York
last week. Since January 1st, 2l2752
--43,586 more than in The same time
last year:
John Mitchell, the rebel, has return
cd to New York from Paris, and will
resume his position upon the Daily
News.
A gentleman in a New York bar
room was fatally stabbed by q by stand
er whom he refused to invite to drink,
General Dick Taylor--son of "Old
Zack' and brother-in. law of jeff Da.
Wis, pronounces in favor OF impartial
suffrage.
The new Captain General of Cuba
has issued a proclamation expressing
his intention to suppress the slave
trado.
Gerritt Smith is out with long let.
ter TO Professor Lewis on the condition
of tho country. He urges pity for the
South, not punishment.
The corner stone of new Catholic
Cathedral was laid ut Columbus on the
18th inst, with the usual ceremonies,
Bishop Rosecrans officiating.
A village Of several hundred inhab-
itants ha. grown up on the old site of
Camp Dennison, and bids fair TO be.
como quite thriving town.
The meteor shower in England was
on time. IL is described us beautiful
and brilliant Twelve thousand were
counted in the course of the night at
Greenwich Observatory.
Washington dispatches state that
the Government is informed of Fenian
preparations for another invasion of
Canada to come off Immediately.
A little daughter of VIM. Barkhurst,
in Harrison county, was killed last
week by the bursting of boiler in u
sorghum factory, near which she was
standing.
The Nows from Vienna is, that i'm
portrait negotiations are going for
ward between Austria and Prussia, the
terms proposed being such US will pac
liy Europe.
II il said that tho forthcoming report
of Secretary McCulloch will show that
the public debt has been decreased one
hundred and ten million dollars in six
months. .....
The GAINESVILLE Courier claims for
GAINESVILLE, Putnam, Natchez and West
GAINESVILLE population of lS,5l5 A
writer in the Courier declares himself
not in favor Of the consolidation OF the
tour towns.
The receipts OF pine lumber at To.
ledo since the opening OF navigation to
Saturday, were l04, ,967 ,9O5-an ex.
cess over those for tho entire season in
1000 OF 6U,UI4,5O0 feot.
The census Of tho Indian tribos, US
prepared for the annual report OF the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs for
1866, shows that the total number of
Indians in the United States Is 205,-
774.
The fight still continues between
Perrysbnrg and Bowling Green over
he removal OF the county seat. The
Perrysburg people have instituted
suit to stop the proceedings.
The Coshocton Age says that in a
single township of that county where
an investigation is going on, one hun.
dred and seventy fraudulent Demo.
cratic votes have been brought to
light.
A census now being taken in Mis-.
sisslppi shows falling off since 1860
of 6,799 in the white population in
forty five counties; in the negro popu.
lation in the same counties the de-
crease has been 1856
The Virginia Alloghanics are swarm.
ing with game A party from Albe,
mario, who entered the mountains fro m
Staunton, killed twen,y.one deer in
five days, One buck weighed two hun.
dred and fifty pounds
Obcrlin College controls telegraph
line, 80 miles long, for the use OF the
students who are studying that branch
OF science.
The Tory press Of England speaks
of the October elections in the United
States as "deplorable events" What
will Secesh John Bull says when the
November returns are received2
Tho st. Louis Democrat gives tho
following as one of the results OF the
Radical victory in Missouri. Every
business man and every property own.
er can judge whether the Radical vic.
tory has or has not been a benefit 10 him
from the single fact that Missouri State
bonds jumped eight per cent in the
New York market as soon as the re.
suit was known"