The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-20
NLws oFTHE WEEK.

The steamship City Of baltimore
on her last voyage from New York
10 Liverpool, made in a single day,
800 miles, being the fastest rate OF
stcamiDg on record.
The San Francisco Bulletin says
it is conccdod that this years har.
vost will be the most abundant
ever known in California.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that
some OF the larger business rooms,
including basement, of Pixies new
Opera House, have been let for
100000 year each.
The Salem Journal says there is
a fatal disease among the cows OF
that vicinity, which results fatally
in almost every case of attack.
NJ B, Bateham, the Secretary oi
the Ohio Pomological Society, writ
ing from Painesville, says the fruit
prospects, for grapes, peaches and
small fruits, along the lake shore,
arc fine, but apples are not so
abundant as last year.
The Attorney General is Of
opinion that civil officers cannot be
removed in tho South without be-
ing tried by Military Commission
and found guilty of trying to
impede reconstruction.
A Worlds Base Ball Tourna-
ment is advertised to be held at
Detroit, Mich.,. August 18th, l4th,
18th, 10th and 18th. Prizes to
the amount OF 81, 500 will be given,
5000 Of which will be in green
backs.
The Emperor and Empress of
Austria were crowned King and
Queen OF Hungary, with groat
pomp and splendor, at Pcsth
June z.
A stalk of rye, measured nine
feet and six inches, grown near
Lancaster, Pa, was exhibited in
that place few days ngo.
The Cleveland co operative store
reports Il dividend Of over twenty
per cent. on the capital invested
on it's first years operations.
! Our Hapesvcllo letter states tha'
ripe cherries and peas of domestic
growth have appeared in that mar
ket. The fruit prospects are i'm
mcnse.
1t is reported that an " Ander
sonvilo League" has beer formec
Of persons who have suffered wounds
or imprisonment during tho war
and who have vowed. in case tht
Government fails TO pnnisb JEFF
Davis, TO take tho punishment into
their own bands. a-.....
The Episcopal Convention Of The
State Of Ohio met at Cleveland
June G. Bishop Mcllyain delivered
the annual address.
Information has been received
that the cattle plague has broken
out with renewed violence in Eng
land, and the importation OF Euro
peau cattle to this country ha
been prohibited,
Tho Treasury Department i
prepared to redeem u s. Com
pound Interest notes as they scvor
ally mature, upon presentation t
the Treasurer or tho Assistan
rrcasurcrs,
Sixteen hundred and seventy
eight Immigrants arrived in Canad
last week. All but thirty of th,
number left for the Western
StatOs.
Tho cholera is reported to have
disappeared from nearly all parts
of the world.
President johnson starts. fol
Bo ston Juno 2l, TO attend thor,
the dedication of tho new Masoni,
Temple on June "a.
An expedition has sailed from
Liverpool in search Of DR., Living
ston's remains,
Thirty six thousand ono hun
; dred and nineteen Immigrant
arrived at New York in May.
! Gen, Griffin has removed The
rcbcl police force at Galveston
Texas, because of its hostility tc
i the colored people, The new fore,
0 is composed Of efficient men, som,
2 Of whome are negroes.
A mcmber Of tho N. Y. Consti
). tutional Convention named Hisco:
was shot by General Cole on tn
. 4tb, at Stanwix Hall, for an allegc,
: outrage on his wife while Cole wa
nj in the army.