Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-08-11
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Large Numbers ofshe blacks in Mobile
are emigratipg TO Liberia.
Owing 10 the immense corn crop in lndi-
ana, there is an extraordinary impetus to tho
hog trade 10 that state.
RESOLUTIONS coudenuatory OF johnson, aud
endorsing Congress, were passed BY the Fenian
Senate lately in session at indianapolis.
Thus far, we believe. every Union member Of
Congress, who would accept q denomination,
has been renomipated.
Rev. Jeremiah Day. D. D., ex-President
of Yale College, was SO years Of age July Sd
1866. lie has attended seventy Yale Com
nencements.
Tho CoIumbua( ga. )Inqurer Gays that
negro in that vicinity, was recently skinned
alive, dying in bali an hour thereafter, for per-
petrating rape upon while woman.
Simon Cameron made q speech at Harris
burg. on Thursday evening last week, 10 which
he declared Andrew johnson bad man. faith.
less to his promise. and an enemy to his couu.
try. als
The body CT John Ross. Cherokee Chief.
who recently died in Washington, ia to be de.
posted in Wilmington. Del. until Fall. when
his tribe will move it to the West with proper
honors. ..g,
The next Oregon Senate will have ms-
union majority of one---on joint ballot seven
which will securthe election OF United States
Senator in place Of w Nesmith. '...
MIR. Horace Cahin, the New York mer.
chant and rival of AT Stewart. returns the
comfortable Income for the year 1865, of one
million Two hundred and ninety thousand dol
lars. or four thousand dollars per day.
Dean Richmend, President of the New
York Central Railway Company. and leading
Democratic politician, reports his. income for
last year at Sl0s,72l. 10 carly life he was
poor boy aud canal driver.
The committee on the assassination matter
find that Davis received propositions to murder
Lincoln and handed them over to his subor.
dinates. showing clearly that il he did not par
ticipate in the plan, he was not adverse to it.
Deaths, designations and removals have
made so many vacancies in the Arkansas Leg
slature that quorum cannot now be had it
is ieared There is doubt whether after the
vacancies are filed, the Constitutional Amend
ment can be ratified.
Owing to the cholera among the soldiers
at Tybee Island, near Say annah, Ga, tAare are
many deseriions, and numbers Of bodies of SOL
diers who have died with cholera, have been
found in the marches. The deaths at Tybee
haye been fearful; one-fourth tho command
having died '.i-.. .-.....
lit is stated that later and more correct
estimate Of the number Of the buildings burned
10 Portland places it at 1900, instead of l, 500
as previously. reported. and 5000 families left
homeless The loss will be over ten million Of
dollars Of which the Insurance will cover less
than one-hslf. -"-H'I' clio 'o
The Board Of Health 10 Cincinnati report
ed $50 deaths in that city 10 July, Of which
twelve were from cholera. On August lst.
there were, also, four deaths from the same
disease; August I'd aud Sd, ten deaths; 4th
eleven dsaihsi 9th twsDty.four deaths. b,
--On the I'd inst Mr.. Field tslegraphed Sir
Alex. Milne, Lord Of the Admiralty, London,
asking permission for tho English ship Terrible,
now at Hearts Content. to accompany tbs
hedway 10 laying the cable across the Gulf Of
St Lawrence. Friday morning Sir Milne tel.
egraphed back the desired permission,