The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-18
sUMMARY oF NEWs.

low fever in Memphis last week.
ENubAND and Ireland both continue In
a state Of alarm about FeDian matters.
TnE white House lobbies are now
thronged with Copperheads aud their rebel
allies.
THE Chicago Journal says tho Democrats
admit that to them, tho returns from Uhio
look little Hdyssy.
TnE Kansas Pacific Railroad aud tele.
graph line has reached Hays City 10 it's
progress westward.
MENoTrr GARIBALDr has been commits
stoned by his father, GcDeralissmo Of the
insnrrectionary forces.
THREE small islands Of the Feiee group
have been added to the United States. Que
OF them has good harbor.
ARRANGEMENTS have been fully completed
for the election in Virginia on the 22d inst,
and it will not be postponed.
WINTER wheat having proved a good
crop In Central Illinois, the farmers are
putting in more than usual this year.
SOME of tho rampant Virginia rebels
have driven Frcedmeh's Bureau Agents
away from the vicinity Of Harper's Ferry.
SECRETARY McCULEocH expresses the
opinion that Mr.. PendIeton's plan for pay
ing the $40 bonds in greenbacks is, sub.
stantially, reputation, and that it will
not be adopted
Gen. GRANT is now busy preparing HIS
report TO Congress as General OF the Army.
Ifhe remains Secretary of War till Con.
gress meets he wall prepare short report
for the President.
TUE New York Day Book takes courage
from the results of the October elections
and now declares that the Lost Cause
must be won" Sccessonism is showing
its hand once more.
HoFFMAN, the last Democratic candidate
for Governor of New York, made a speech
recently in which he denounced the PEN
dletou greenback proposition as but little
better than highway robbery.
IT is truthful statement of the Boston
Transcript that the losses OF the Repub
licans in the elections of the last week will
be as much to their ultimate advantage as
was the first Bull Run defeat to the iiual
success of the Union cause.
Ir was generally thought in Paris on
Friday, that all Italy would follow Carl.
bald in the effort TO restore Rome to Italy,
and that Victor Emanuel would soon pass
the Roman border aud proclaim the Papel
territory part of his Kingdom.
A RIcHMoxD dispatch says: Outside
tho Republican party the election news
has been received here with grent pleasure,
and the boards have been crowded all day.
Tho ooored people seem to be particularly
dismayed ut the fate OF the Amendment in
Ohio.
THE excitement about he Fenians in the
North of England is unabaed, and the
Government continues precautions against
an outbreak. Another detachment OF reg.
ular troops, under orders, leaves by rail
road for Cumberland, to garrison Carlisle
Castle.
Tux bodies of John Wilkes Booth, Payne
Atzerodt, Harold aud Mrs. Surratt, the
assassination conspirators, and of Wirz, the
Andersonville iailor, have all been removed
from their burial places and buried in one
common grave in No. / Warehouse, in
Washington.
MEN Of the Party of Action in Florence,
say the insurrecton will soon break out in
the city of Rome itself They say prepar.
ations for this purpose arc complete, and
the leaders of the movement in Rome are
acting in concert with tho invaders in
Viterbo and elsewhere.
AT meeting Of the Union Club of Chlum.
bus, Saturday night, resolution offered
by Attorney General West, was adopted
that tho Union Club of Columbus ooncurs
WITH and responds to the Unionists of
Maryland, in the recommendation of Gen.
eral U. s. Grant as thcir candidate tor next
! President.
THE Lebenon (Ohio) Star SAYS: 1.-TWO
members of the society of Shakers on Tues.
| day voted, their ballots only containing the
words, For the Constitutional Amendment,
/ Yes They considered the question in.
volved in the amendment one OF principle
aud Of such nature that they were JUST.
fed in voting
! FERDINAND HOFFMAN, Just released from
the State Penitentiary, returned homo TO
i Canton, to find that his wife had procured
a divorce. He laid wait for her at church
last Sunday She saw him aud secreted
herself in the belfry. lie followed and
stabbed her in twelve places, inflicting
ghastly wounds. She will probably die.
Tho villain was caught.
THGRe is excitement in Baltimore among
the color ed people of that city, caused 10y ,
report in general circulation that Governor
Swami is going to disband their militar,
organizations, aud take all their arms iron
them, under the plea that the public peace
is endangered The coorsd people declar,
they will not give up their guns unless
they are actually forced to do SO, as mos
of them are private property.
DANIEL HERTzLER, ono Of the most wealthy
and respected citizens of Clarke County
was murdered at his residence, about five
miles from, Springfield, on Thursday marr
ing, OF last week, by burglars, He received
q shot through his heart one through hi
leg, and several other wounds. There
were evidences of desperate struggle
His uurderers robbed the rooms OF seysut.
or eighty thousand dollars worth Of Gov
ernment bouds, aud made their escape.