Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06

ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.
Cleaned from Late Mails.

The following are the salaries Of Eu-
glish Judges: The Lords Justices Of APP
peal, as we'll as the Master oftbe Rolls,
have $50, 900 year, and the Vice Chan
cellers each $25, 900; the Lord Chief j us4
tice Of the Queens Bench has $40, 600; aud
the other Judges $25, 900; the Chief JUS
tice Of the Common Pleas, $4,000, and tho
other Judges $25,O00; the salary Of the
Chief Baron Of the Exchequer is $35, 900,
and $4,000 to each Of the Barons Of the
Court. &spitrIf
"A. Smith, who was elected frem New
York and Albany steamboat for selling his
state room at premium. has maintained in
law bis right to do 90, and got verdict Of
81 400 for being put of the boat.
Over eleven hundred children have been
cared for during the year in the Boston
Home for Little Wanderers. ".
The New York Tribute says. 1t is no.
torious that the laber market of this city ia
at present oterstocked, and yet we bear ola
large influx of people coming hither in
search cf employment, 1t would, indeed,
be real kindness to parties in the country
who may be tempted to try the metropolis
for work; to let them know exactly how
matters stand here.
Daniel Black, ESQ.,. OF Forrest County,
Pa, is credited with having recently,
within twenty. four hours, killed two deers
and five bears. On the day that he perform
ed this feat be was elected Treasurer Of the
County. -.,tdi l oc "a
-Bostonians are discussing whether the
city shall manufacture its own gas aud sup
ply its householders at cost. 1t can be man
uiactured at 81 25 per 1000 feet. while the
city gas company charges % 25.
Colonel Lewis Downing, who has be-
come. by the death of John Ross, Chief OF
the Cherokee Nation, has been an ordsined
minister of the Baptist mission for twenty
years. 5aszz.. g.
Raphael Semmes, late of the rebel
navy, has accepted the Chair of Professor of
Moral Philosophy and English Literature in
the Louisiana State Seminary at Alexandria.
Some ofthe Presbyterian churches in
Baltimore, in sympathy with the Louisville
Pretbytery, have initiated movement to
effect the organization of new Presbytery
independent of the General Assembly.
"A meeting has been called in Montreal
to consider the question of annexation Of
Canada to the United States.
The Treasury Department states that
at least eight to ten millions of Government
deposits are drawn weekly from the Nation
il Banks.
Minister Romero, of the Mexican Ls-
CATION is fully confident that there will be
no unnecessary delay in tho withdrawal OF
the French troops from Mexico. He does
not place much confidence in Napoleon's
request for more time. and declares that
Juarez will be established in the city of
Mexico by the first or middle of January.
"A New Orleans dispatch says that Tex.
as papers speak hopefully Of trade and
crops in that State.
-Morrissey having heard of his sisters
destitute condition in Chicago sent her
pecuniary relief
Halls Journal of Health expresses the
opinion that buckwheat cakes contain more
nourisbment for lees money than any other
article of food.
Secretary Stewards dispatch to Minis
ter Bigelow through the Atlantic zCabie,
cost the Government nineteen Thousand
dollars in gold. asS Y .
"A letter received in Washingtons bonn
| Switzerland states that Senator Spffgus
and family were scjourning at Lake Geneva
on the 23d ult.
There is now living in Rome, Oneida
County. N. Y, q lady ninety four years of
age, who has son living seventy-fve years
old. grandson fifty FIVE, great-grandson
thirty-three years old, and great-grest:
granddaughter less than three years old.
The trial of the young man. Howard
Stretchcr, for the murder of Andrew Stew
art during tbe melee on the night of the
johnson reception, commenced at Indian
apols on Monday. A strong array Of legal
talent has been retained in the case and the
trial promises to be one Of the most impor-
tant and closely contested of any that has
taken place for many years. -
An Irish correspondent OF the New
York World says that the promised rising
of the Irish people will be sure ;tet take
place, and that it will be from one end Of
the Island to the other. He says that they
can be no worse off if they fail, and that the
attention Of the world will be called to
English mismaAaRement of Ireland, and if
England viii not do Ireland justice, she
will lie n cjiDging curse to her, tl