The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-22
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

Ten cents was the reward of some
burglars who blew open a safe at New
Haven last Saturday.
There are five thousand homeopa-
thic doctors throughout the United
States and five homeopathic colleges
The fitness of things is hardly
characteristic of the Virginia Chivalry.
The people of Balls Bluff propose to
have a grand ball for the purpose of
obtaining funds to improve their grave
yard.
There have been 2,O7O persons par
doned in the State of Virginia, and 492
persons in the state of North Carolina
| by the President, under the twenty
Thousand dollar clause, since the issu-
ance of the amnesty proclamation.
Foreign importations at the port of
New York for the week ending March
3, ammounted to nearly four millions
of dollars. Goods are being imported,
it is said, great deal faster than they
are sold.
Rich gold bearing quartz have been
discovered recently in Rome, Georgia.
The Rome Courier says eff there is
an abundance like the specimen before
us, thousand dollars to the hand, per
day, would not be an unreasonable
yield"
There are now in the vaults of the
Treasury about $40, 100000 in notes
and coin, which is the largest sum they
have ever before contained
The prince Imperial" the oldest
son Of the Emperor and Empress of
France, who has attained the ripe age
of ten years, has been appointed Hon
orary President of the Grand EXhibi-
ton to be held in Paris next year. A
correspondent says the Ministers of
Agriculture and Fine Arts are to do the
actual presiding.
The Seymour Times mentions case
in that town in which a young lady ed
ministered Glove powders to a young
gentleman in the hope of winning his
affections. The consequence was that
he was poisoned and came near dying.
A wretch named Sage, a few days
ago robbed house near Paris, Indi-
ana, and attempted to murder three lit
tie children, between two and six years
old, who were in it. Their parents
were out in the field. He beat the
children till they were inscnsible.-One
died and two recovered. The Oldest
child, after, it came to it's senses, told
who he was, he having lived in the fam
| lily, and he was arrested.
The breaking out Of the small pox
has broken up the rendezvous at City
Point, Virginia, where large number
of negro troops hadjust arrived The
result was the dispersion of flock of
suttlers, who had made grand prepara-
tions, expecting rich harvest. 1t is
said there was some terrible swearing
in a variety of languages.
According to the Home Journal the
!; reason why SO many Americans are
going abroad, is in the fact that fam
lily can live in England or France on
), the rent of their house in New York
Pennsylvania is the only State, thus
far, which has actually assumed the
care of the children of her dead sol
diers, and two thousand Of these are
now in schools in that State The cost
per pupil is about $3.50 per annum, ex
elusive Of clothing.
AS an illustration of the cups anC
downs of life, the St. Louis Neac.
mentions former New Orleans Dis
trict Judge now as paper carrier il
that city.
Henry OFT was fined at Davenport
Iowa, lately, for selling dozen quails
after the hootiog season." in the sun
! of five dollars each and, and costs
and the dealer who bought them was
served the same way; making $125 al
, together. So says the Gazette
t., The Maquoketa (Iowa) Fccezsio,
3 says there is a steer in that vicinity
e four years old, weighing about 3,OOt
? pounds, is six feet high, over nine fee
;, longSwill girt eight feet and two inch
r es and will measure about twenty Oh
inches around the arm. Since tn
! county fair, in September last, he ha
: grown five inches in hight, and contin
e ues to rise in the same proportion"
1 A miner who lately came from Vii
Y ginia City says vegetation is so scarce
t in that region, that ''two mullen stalk
s & bunch of fthistles is called grove
There is said to be most extraol
dinary demand for mechanics and Ia
:. borers in Minnesota A Minneapoli
paper says that that place alone coul
give employment to five hundred NOR
: than they have. Great preparation
: for building there are being hindere
+ by Scarcety of help.
e John T. Monroe, just elected Mayo
( of New Orleans by the democrats, wa
the rebel Mayor of the city when it wa
captured by Gen. Butler, He was 8
e bout as venomous a rebel as the Coz
Y federation boasted.
n Illinois cotton commands premium
r of five cents per pound in New Yor
o city, and this fact is producing a dt
cided effect in the culture of the stap]
/ in that State. Jefferson county pro
: duced half million pounds the pas
d year which at western prices (forty
five cents per pound), is worth 1925
600, while some of the more souther
. counties have raised four times that :
T. mount.
g A letter received from leadin
q merchant and old resident Of Florid;
states the Union men of that State loo
to Congress as their only hope of sa
vation for either life orproperty. Th