Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-06
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
PEN AND PASTE BREVITIES.

new Dominion of Canada.
ezrThe rebels are making hot work in North
Carolina for the Union men A
r9rA democratic paper in New York suggests
the name of Horace Greeley as candidate fer
Governor for the next party ticket.
GzTThe third case of murder has recently oc-
CURED at Buffalo, in which no clue has been OBJ
tained for The detection of the guilty parties.
EyEastern exchanges report the coming hay
crop so large that it is feared in some portions,
help enough cannot be secured to ''make it,
es-Our readers will be glad to know--ils such
comfortto know it-that The aane of the
Pole who attempted to assassfnaae the Gar IN
Paris is Petrovolowski idaroeWitz .Berezowskl
E9~Somebody says that Secretary Seward has
offered a new name for our Russian purchase.
He wants it calhd 'tBulrussia, in honor Of
sNIoses" johnson 500 ,7t ~ -a-i -efa iiIf
rzrThe Union Pacific Railroad has now got
to Julesb1rg, point S76 miles beyond Omaha.
1t crawls along at the rate offrom three TO five
miles per day. d. ..5 F -. ....-.
zs-Earl Russell has manfully Tecanted the
heresies which marked his opinions on America
during the war, and which were then so disa-
greeable to our people. r - -a...f Fl. ..
ETThe progress of the age as illustrated in the
ovation to VIM. Lloyd Garrison, in London,
which was participated in by the best men and
the most cultivated minds of England.
ETTwelte thousand acres of roses are cult
vated in the vicinity of Adrianople in Turkey,
from which is extracted the precious and cost
ly perfume called the otto of rose.
The celebrated G-oendyke divorce case in
Chicago has been settled The husband obtain
ed divorce on Fridly and an hour atterwarrd
Mrs Groendrke became Mrs. Warner. ..-i r7f
eg-A lynx was killed. a few days ago, in Clin-
ton county, Ohio 1t was two and half feet
high, and when held UP. by the hind feet meas
ured five feet eight inches. ....... ...,,-a
sz-The great Comstock lode in Nevada in the
East eighteen years has furnished $G6,Ooo,OOO OF
bullion, and is the richest silver mine yetknown
in the world 1t is from so to 200 feet in width;
r9-Alone of7the Southern commanders, Gen.
Ord has issued instructions to Registering officers
in his district, modifying the regulations previ
ously promulgated, so as 10 conform to The At
torney Geaerali opinion. snl yci- --.,ezH eE
UThe waterin tic Chicago river has been
changed during the past few days, by pumping
into the Illinois and Michigan Canal, four miles
from tifelaie:s The lake had carried in myriads
Of fish, which now lie dead the river bed poi
soned. .s. w.. +. .s-... al -.r
EgThe steamboat war on the Hudson still
RACES, and one line drums on the Albany and
Troy, docks for passengers to New York, at fifty
cents. 1t is talked that the fare will yet 60 down
to twenty-five cents, with a ticket for the Black
Crook thrown in. .- .ts .a-
IRA Young man in. Eoboken, n. j., W; S
driven by want to steal q loaf of bread The
Justice before whom he was brought dischrag-
ed cen1plainanEf and gave The prit shillings
70 buy more bread for himself Mercy season
ell Justice that time. '--l 90 rI" f' l
E5-In three days of last week, tic New York
Central Railroad shipped from Buffalo 323 cars
of live stock. If tlseso cars haas been connect
ed. the train would have been over two miles
long, carrying 3S94 tons Of cattle, and earning
gross freight of about $4,000 to Albany .'..
EgJerome's prize for the ''tiIst gentleman" !"
offered for the competition of the students ;tt
Princeton, has not been awarded, and will not
be. 'The boys count Themselves all gentleman
and are not snobbish enough to advertise to the
world their best gentleman, by means OF tying
n medal about his neck. So the college holds
the money for some other disposition.
erThe food crisis at the south has passed,
and God be thanked! The crops are coming IN,
and there is no lack of provisions. The har-
vest is enormous--better than any before for
wears. Tie southern people are of course,
much eheered at the prospects, and at the same
time make grateful acknowledgements OF the
valuable assistance given their section from the
North, without which many must have perish
ed.Z57 3 a. p. II #'.. r ift'-
szsWeichman's testimony conYicts Surratt be-
yo,rd doubt, as being one of the chiefs OIL the
conspiracy He is the only witness so far whose
evidence connects seven persons as in the con-
sniracv. He identified Booth, Surratt, MIS-.
Surratt. Payne, DR.. Mudd, Harold, and Atzer-
odt, as being parties to the assassination. Rob
ert and "Tad' Lincoln, sons Of the late Presi-
dent. were in the courtroom during most OF
this testimony, ..-...-, .,,.,... .,..
rEGen. Sickles sent in his resignation, be-
cause ashe says, Stan5erryis opinion deprves
him of the e-simeans to protect life, property, or
the rights of citizens, and nenaces all Interests
these OtdJcS Will AA1N@S a. ~ 00'0ff
reascns why any nan should wish to be free
from a position, In which all his power for good
is removed by those'w viii take special de-
light Ia his failure toaceomplish the beneficent
work he has SO manfuIly striven to perform
rSFour wards and part Of the fifth IN Mobile
have registered 995 white and Lol4 colored Vo-
tiers. In Agusta, during last week, the regissra-
tion was 9s5 white and 1,47s cclored- At Sa-
yannah, on Saturday 6S whites and 2ll blacks
were admitted In the eastern counties OF Vlr-
ginia, the registrations nearly completed every
white man who is not disfranchised being in
Gen, Sheridan telegraphs to Gen. Grant that nc
has returns fron, forty-three out of forty7eight
parishes in Louisiana, and they showS7, 94l Yo-
tiers to this date. 80. o...l,. 81; ,.s
EScIt is stated that that dreadful scourge, the
yellow fever, has made its appearance in New
Orleans We have not at hapHl the means of
knowing the average fine of lis first appearance
there in. seasons past, but VIC are Of the impress
sion that IFS advent in the month efJunei sath-
er an exceptional case. 1t Will be reccllected
that General Sheridan, short time since, IRstI-
tuted sanitary measures for the protection oftle
tod in md Tho from