Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
FROM NEW YORK.
COrOner'S InquesL-AnOthcr Destruc-
tive Fire

i've Flre.
New YORK, Oct. 13.-An examination of
witnesses in reference IT, the dead man re-
Gently found in Newton, was held last even
ing by Coroner Lewis. at the National Ho-
tel in Astoria. From the testimony adj
duced the general opinion is well support
ed that the man was murdered, and that the
perpetrator OF the deed is the same who ex-
hipited the pistol of deceased at Sunny
Side Hotel on The day the body was dscov-
cred. The body has not been identified.
A fire broke out at about half past nine
o'clock last night in the hobby horse man
ufactOry OF A. CharistOn d Son. The build
ing. with the stock ahd q quantity OF val
liable machinery, was totally destroyed
Loss about $l20,000. Amount of insurance
not ascertained.
Expense of the Proposed Trip of the
seventh Regiment.
The Board of Officers of the Seventh
Regiment, who have under consideration
the proposed trip to Paris in 1867, have SUBJ
mitted their report to the members of the
organization. They estimate the maximum
expenses at 100000, and submit to the
members whether they are willing to ac-
cept the invitation and assume the prelim-
mary obligations rendered necessary by the
estimate.
British Bark FOuDdered at Sen.
The British bark Ambrosine, from Cor
diff Wales, for Vera Cruz, foundered off
the coast of Florida on the I'd instant. The
Captain, second mate and three of the
hands were saved after passing 36 hours on
a raft. The following are the names of the
rescued persons: William Owen, master
John Neal, second mate; E ward Howard,
seaman; Peter McDOugal, seaman; James
Walah cfpWo rd Tho ram a nf ho nc
company, ten in number, are supposed to
be lost. Their names were: Edward Bald
win, mate; Henry Wide, carpenter; Hem
~ Knight, james Jacket, Charles Haven,
Edward Walker, Thomas Hellerd, John
H0wey, John Clark, John Muller, seamen,
all of whom sailed in the vessel from Cor
diff, except John Clark, who shipped in
Vera Cruz. John Neal, second mate, who
was saved, also joined the vessel at Vera
Cruz.
FenianisnI.
Stephens has called meeting of the
Fenians at Jones' Wood, on Sunday the
2Sth inst, when, he says, I" | shall freely
tell my cOuntrymen who are the earnest
friends of Ireland. | shall also bring pub
lie opinion to bear on such parties as still
retain any property of the Brotherhood or
SisterhOod. In order that / may fulfill this
duty effectively, the officers of both orders
are hereby requested to furnish me, at
their earliest convenience, with the parties
names and the nature of the property with
held by them."
The Charleston Daily News on the
Late Elections.
The Times Charleston special of yester-
day says: The Charleston Daily News of
this morning concludes an editorial upon
INa ran oil In hn all H.
following words: Disagreeable as the pros
pect may be, we are forced to conclude
that, without any power to control the tide
of events, we are drifting slowly back into
the Union on the basis of the constitutional
amendment, and that we will only cease to
occupy our present anomalous position
when we are represented in Congress by
men who can take the test oath, and when |
our State offices are filled by men who have |
never violated an express oath of allegiance |
to the United States.
A Washington special says the decision |
Of the Cabinet on the case of jeff. Davis |
will be made public in day or two.
KILLED and Disabled by the storm.
Thus far we have heard of the loss of |
nineteen deaths and twelve disabled in the |
storm which has prevailed since Oct. 1.
European Affairs-Extractsf from For |
eign Papers.
The Marquis De Mouster, the new Min |
lister of Foreign Affairs of France, previous |
to his departure from Constantinople, in |
formed deputation of Greeks that the po-
litical situation at present existing in Eu- |
rope would prevent Napoleon from aiding |
any revolutionary attempts against |
Turkey.
The st. Petersburg journal expresses
the opinion that the secondary States have |
reason to feel anxious since the publication |
Of the French foreign official circular. The |
writer intimates that Russia does not see /
such a severance of alliances or prospect OF |
a new coalition as are indicated by the |
French Emperor.
A Paris Journal heads an article on the
subject of the Russo American alliance
with the words "Le speclere Russo" con-
tends that no issue Of moment can result |
from the movement. The financial posi- /
ton and social condition of Russia are
treated very severely in few lines.
The English newspapers comment at
some length on the subject of President |
Johnson's tour and the Constitutional |
questions involved in his difficulty with
Congress. a.,.
NASHVILLE, Oct. l2.---Gov. Brownlow
and staff arrived this morning The Cow