Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-28
News Summary and Personal.

There was snow storm in WASH
ington, Philadelphia and Baltimore
on Friday.
Gen. Steedman has been nominat-
ed Collector of Internal Revenue for
New Orleans.
A Washington dispatch says Gen.
Rosecrans, two weeks age, sent in
his resignation and Gen. Grant en-
dorsed it, but before action was
taken letter was received from
Bishop Rosecrans, brother of the
General, asking a delay until the
General could be heard from. In
case the resignation should be ac--
cepted the New Workers will urge
Gen. Sickles for the vacant star in
the regular army.
Marshall Bazine, and the last of
the French troops, left Vera Cruz on
the 18th inst. The Juarists surroun-
ded the city, and have possession of
the water works and railroad.
The Gov. of Minnesota has ap-
pointed Mrs. D. C. Smith, widow Of
deceased Union soldier, State Lii
brarian.
The Fenian Senate is in session in
New FORK, arranging details tor a
grand advance on Canada this sum
mer.
A Los Angeles letter, received in
San Francisco, states that Govern
ment train, en- route for Arizona, was
lost March 10th, in Colorado des-
ert waterspout. The train consist
ed of eleven wagons, accompanied
by two companies Of the Fourteenth
U. S. Infantry. Several lives were
lost. The commissary stores and
wagons were carried eighteen miles
from the scene of the disaster.
The N. o. Picayune says: "The
Hon. L. c. Campbell, U. S. Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tenitary to Mexico, has returned to
this city, after visit to his home in
Ohio. We suppose it is his inten-
tien to go to the City of Mexico
when the Liberals shall have occu-
pied it. which may be long time
yet. He is accredited only to the
Government of Juarez and is cores
ponding with it.
The Wisconsin Assembly had
passed, by vete of 63 to %, a reso-
luton to submit to the people the
question of extending suffrage to
women. There is a good chance
that the Senate viii agree to the reso-
luton, and the question be thus out
spread for discussion before the peo-
pie.
The Green River District of Ky,
is suffering sadly from the inunda-
ton.
Friendly Indians have brought a
report to Fort Rice, Dekota, that 4
band of Sioux attacked and captured
Fort Buford, On the Yellowstone,
and massacred the entire garrison
No date or particulars are given,
Jas. Farr, amerehant from Hills
borough, Carolina Co., Illinois, was
found in bed, in Baltimore, on Satur
day morning, with his throat cut
He was known to have had a large
amount of money in his possession,
which is missing.
Ex Senator Foster, of Conn, has
been nominated as Minister to Aus
tria. in place of Mr. Motley, resign
ed, and Cowan, rejected.
The Tennessee Supreme Court
rendered q decision affirming the
censtitutionality of the franchise law
of that State.
The Paris correspondent of the N.
Y. Times says that Rev John S. C.
Abbott is now at the French capital
collecting material for a history of
Napoleon III, and had long inter
view with His Majesty on the sub
ject.
1t is stated that Senator Conness,
OF California, will decline a re -elec-
ton. His term expires with this
Congress.
Nine of the camels, bought by the
Government years ago, for use in
transportation on the Texas frontier,
have been sold to a circus company,
and are to be used as q team for q
band wagon.
A row at herse-race in Hopkins
County, Texas, the other day result
ed IN three murders in fifteen mia
utes Aman named Newsom killed
a Mr. Brumley; the latters brother
killed Newsom, and some OF Ms
friends killed third party named
Fry, who was disposed to stake a
hand in it,
Theo. Huff, of Louisville, KY, in
a Gt OF delirium tremens, jumped
from MOTEL window IN New I ork,
and broke his neck.
The Union Republicans of Louis
vile have nominated Col W. A.
Bullitt for Congress.
The Philadelphia Ledger says of
5he widow of Prof. Bache: at has
net been so generally remembered
rs it deserves that DR.. Franklin's
only daughter, Mrs. Bache, was a
rue inheritor of the zeal of her faith
n in the cause of this country,
md by her energy and efficiency
more than 1900 needle-women were
1t one time employed in making
for the army. The French
we're particularly struck with her
appearance, and the Marquis de
Jhastellux recommended her as
model of domestic virtue and female
PATRIOTISM to all the ladies of Europe
This no doubt secured to the sewing
ircle over which she presided the ]