The Ottawa free trader., 1867-11-02
Current News.

end fhnily. and proposes 10 sail from Liverpool
sdf this country In the stesmship Rsrsia On the
10th Of November. He may Be expected, there.
3ore, to arrive hero about the 9th Of that month
A. 20 many contradictory accounts Of his plans
have been published. we give this q We learn 1t
by recent private letter from the General which
We have seem"
At the lakes in the northern part of Maine on
Monday, Both ult, the snow fell to the depth Of
ten ipches. At Rumford, Oxford county, there
were four inches, which remained on the ground
and roofs of buildings all day. Such snow
storm was never before known in those regions
n the month Of September.
James Ferguson, Of Buffalo, is a worker in
metals, who has wrought in copper only for five
months, and his hair, which was lately white, Is
now OF 20 decided green that the poor man can.
not appear in the street without immediately
becoming the object Of general curiosity.
Logan. they say, is . good mimic. Lat him
chow HE next audience how the Ohio republican
committee looked when they paid over the $1,000
b earned BY rantins through that state in tho
lats canvass.
In Pennsylvania the radicals lost five congres,
sional districts. and had their majorties in sev.
esal sthers reduced 70 almost nothing.
Gov. Brownlow wss elected United States
senator on October 23d, for the term commenc.
Ing on March 4, 1859, by "a majority on the first
ballot, over W. B. Stoke. the only opponent.
The Indiana correspondent Of the Tribune
writes: "The project Of calling an extra SOS.
sion Of the legislature for the purpose of passing
universal suffrage amendment has been finally
dropped. after tho unfortunate results of the
same experiment in Ohio"
Princeton was visited with fire ON FRIDAY of
last week that destroyed 1000 worth of prop
esty.
The boiler in Delaney's distillsry at Peru OK.
ploded on Saturday morning Of last week, dam.
aging the establishment some $4,000.
1t will be pretty mean business for Ohio rep
tesentatives to urge free negro suffrage upon tho
6outh-with An expression of her people BY so,
600 majority against it in their own State.
The careless manner in which the business Of
our last legislature was done is exempli6ed in
Tie fact that they passed law imposing fine
Of hve dollars ON any person who shall pass over
any public bridge in this state, the words fast.
q than walk being carlessly omitted.
The Virginia Immigration Society has perfect.
ID arrangements for supplying the State with
white labor from Europe. Negro labor il unre.
liable, and white labor in demand.
Marcus Morton was elected Governor Of Mass.
aehusetts, in 1S49 by majority Of one in vote
u 102yO66, after being candidate tor sixteen
consecutive years. .t
4 httle girl, six years old, fell into . we'll st
Washington, Iowa, fifty feet deep. and w.s
sakea out somewhat bruised. The water was
tve and half feet deep-not deep enough to
drown her. but sufficient to prevent her from BE-
Ing dashed To pieces.
Some Of the Washington Radicals SAY that
ssnning the Chief Justice for tho Presidency.
after the late elections, would be - wild goose
Oase."
Torney announces that the Hon. Thaddeus
Stevens gives the gratifying intelligence that he
= thinking clearly on the state Of the country.
It will afford him matter Of thought.
The Norwich, Conn.,, Adcertiser says Thad
Stevens not having written a letter for some
days. few OF his reflections upon negro suffrage,
impeachment, conRscation, &C., would be pleas.
ant reading.
The Rock Island Union says Mr.. Z. S. Flu.
gate informs us that while digging well Oh his
lot at Viola, the other day, he found a white
clay smoke pipe seventeen feet below the surface
How the articles got there is decided mys.
tsry.
The N Y. Post sees an admontory finger IN
the Ohio vote. 1t is more than finger, it is
whole fist right between the eyes Of Radicalism
The most intelligent Feniaas in England are
hopeful that the coming European war will
give them their opportunity" All Europe, they
say. is psralyzed with the certainty that ssn.
srsl war will break out this autumn, or next
spring at furthest.
ADvIcEs from Vera Cruz state that the trial Of
General Santa Anna had resulted in a s.ntan..
Of exile from Mexican territory for eight yeara
The Prince Of Wales had hearty laugh .t
The recent prohibition Of betting by the suthor.
ities st the Doncaster races, since il is notorious
that all classes in England, from himself down
indulge in it heavily.
The yellow fever is declining at all po;nt,
IN the South, and the relief committees Announce
that they need no more funds-having enough to
0arrv them through the prohable durot;or - A.