Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28

The violent hail storm of last Thurs.
day, extended through the whole of IL
linois, Southern Wisconsin, Eastern Iowa,
and portions of Michigan and Indiana.
1t is asserted that if Congress should
favor the Endorsement of the Mexican
bonds, the agents of MACMILLAN will de-
mand a similar guaranty for the same
amount of the Imperial loan. .
1t is again stated that Gen. Grant is
to sail for Europe. An old schoolmaster
of the Generals who is now in command
of the ironclad Montana, is to pilot him
across the waters.
Brig. Gen. GRIERsoN has been promoted
to the rank of Major General. for merito-
rious services. 1t is stated that he will
be stationed in the West. r.
A correspondent of the New York
Times says that the Canadian authorities
have made arrangements to destroy the
Niagara Suspension Bridge in the event
of 8 Feneian raid.
Word comes from England that all the
ships leaving Liverpool for this country
are filled with emigrsnts. and that emf.
grafton to the United States will be enor-.
nous this year-grester than ever be-
fore. .se T4 -r
The N. Y. Herald, of the 23d, says
there was no improvement of business
yesterday as compared with the previous
DAYS of the week. Nearly all kinds of
merchandise are a drug in the market
and can be sold only at low prices.
The supposed guerrilla Quantrell, ia
ken to Washington from New York, has
been visited by nearly a hundred persons,
with q view to his positive Identification.
Parties are daily expected there from
Kansas who know him intimately, and
who suppose a mistake TO his identity
impossible.
The Youngstown Register says Mr.. ia
cod Roller, aged 81 years, died on the
10th inst. Mr.. R., during his life held
many positions of honor and trust in the
country. He served as a Colonel in the
war of 1812-was repeatedly elected a |
member of the Ohio Legislature from
Columbiana Co.. Green then being a part
of that county. He also held the Office |
Of Justice Of the Peace for many years
Mr.. Martin Dressed, a native of Germany,
and an old settler of Green, died on the
l4th inst, aged IS years.
MAzzINI has written a letter in which
he warns the American people to give no
eredence to Louis Napoleon's promises of
Withdrawing the French troops from
Mexico. he says that the seventeen
wears spent by Napoleon's soldiers in
Rome must serve as a warning to u.s.
The Mexicon invasion is a case of evident
Eranah Instrumentation Aoao-.
regular army were withdrawn. there
would remain always a sort of masked
protectorate. In the face of the decla-
rations concerning non=interyentien and
neutrality. the United States would re-
sign or occupy a subaltern position, if
they should consent to the violation of
he principles OF despotism, without in
sisting on the right to defend republican
lam. SIS cor 4
a late issue OF tho Salt Lake .Vsasfs,
the "Gentile" paper published in Utah.
pitches INTO Polygamy, and asserts itself
the champion of the bruised spirits and
the broken hearts of the women of Utah. |
1t is jubilant over the prospect of the
early prostration of Mormonism. @That
which was a power in Utah." it says, j
"omnipotent within its sphere ofisolation, ]
can be, as it has been, no more forever. T."
The agencies at work to bring a1outitheI
desired reformation, are the determined i
policy of the Government officials located j
in the Territory to carry out fully, in
spite of their efforts to the contrary, the ,
spirit and intent of the laws of the ma Z.
ton, and the construction of the Pacific {;
Railroad, the " beginning Of the end" of
which is already perceptible. The Yedeas
says it has a club'of twenty Eve Mormon
ladies, who are furnished, "on the sIy,"
with its weekly files. They are the wives
of Saints. who have no idea that they
even see the horrible Gentle sheet.n
Horace Maynard, Col. Stokes and SEN.
ator Fowler, all of Tennessee, go to Con-
nectiuct to take part in the canvass for
Gen. Hswley. q