Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-27

custody OF the Marshal OF the District,
and was yesterday safely immured in
the Washington Jail. He strenuously
denies his identity with John H. Sur
rat!
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81.
Richard-D. Hubbard has been nomi-
mated for Congress in the LIST District,
and Earl Martin, in the 3Td District,
by the Democrats of Connecticut.
Nebraska has accepted the Congress
sional conditions, and her Senators and
Representatives will enter the Congress
before its termination.
Many people at Washington believe
that the President viii not pocket !"
the Military bill, but will either sign it
or veto it promptly.
A jury at Harrisburg, yesterday,
without leaving the box, acquitted c.
V. Culver, and others of q charge of
ENLIGHTENMENT, there being no evidence
to sustain it.
Under the recent decision of the Su-
preme Court, the National Banks of
the country viii pay, for the State tax
es, the sum of 81, 840,4 5I; for q. S.
taxes, S., 063, 05S; total, for 1866, $751;
910,3S6.
The legal tender reserve of the n. Y.
City banks is now only ~sixty-four mill
lions, against ninety-tYo millions last
September. The contraction in loans
during the same period was only twelve
millions.
1t is expected at Washington, that
the President will not return the Mill
tary bill with his veto, until so near
the close of the session, that the Demo
Gratis, with their usual skill and pluck
in flibustering, viii be able to prevent
its re-passage,
The cable reports that all Fenian
aliens who are under arrest in ireland,
for the participation in the late dis
~turbances, are to be tried.as outlaws.
The lately insurgent district is quiet,
under the control of a large number
of troops. The presence of Stevens is
denied, and his exact location seems to
be q mystery on both sides of the At
lantic. Count Pismark is again said to
be.dangerously i'll. Constitutional con-
cessions from the Austrian Emperor
have fully satisfied the wishes of Hun
gary, which has become at last quietly
loyal. a Turkish Assembly or Parlia-
ment will be convened by the Sultan,
to give a popular sanction to his recent
| DEGREES. The markets are dull or
dropping.
The snow storm of Tuesday evening
and Wednesday morning, was so heavy
aEGhioago, as to obstruct railway trains
and cause a stoppsge of city cars. 1t
was also severe in Eastern New York
and New England,
The cable reports-Incressed war es-
Inmates have been proposed to Parlia-
ment. The German elections have re-
suited in favor of the Liberals. A ma
val collision between Turkey and Greece
is probable. American funds are sd-
vancing; the general markets are quiet
and unchanged.
The farmers of Belmont county, O.,
raised and shipped, last year, tobacco,
valued at $4,000.
The indictment against Surratt is
found to be sodefectiYe that q new one
must be drawn fof his trial,
Two conservatives dropped from the
Republican ticket in Connecticut,
Lieutenant Governor Winchester and
Secretary of State, Pease, have furnish
ed letters for the campaign, transfer
ring themselves and friends to the
Democrats.
SATURDAY, FRI. %.
Gov. BrownloB, of Tennessee, has
been renominsted by the Republican
State Convention.
Nebraska will not present her Con-
gressional delegation 70 admission un-
I'll the next session commences.
General PhGEass has written to the
Mayor of Rome, Georgia, that any DIS
play of the confederate flag will not be
tolerated.
The Wabash river, at Vincennes. Ia,
is higher than for the past 80 years
The valley Is CHS 3heet Of water, in
places eight miles vide.
The Odd Fellows throughout the Cn-
ion observe the 26th of April next as a
day of special thanksgiving for the
preservation of the Order during the
war, and for its peaceful reunion.
J. NJ. Langston, 4 colored citizen of
Oberlin, delivered a political address
in Washington on Thursday night be-
fore a political club which has admitted
the heretofore prescribed race 20 full
membership.
The Republicans Of Tennessee, in
State Convention, at Nashville, yester-
day, nominated Gen. George H Thomas
for the Presidency. The resolutions
commend him as the savior of their
and the man who neEer made
a mistake and who never lost a battle.
By the cable, it il reported that the
health of Bismarck is improving and
will be fully restored. The freedom of
Seryia from Turkish troops, and the
indifference to the Cretan question are
officially avowed as the true policy Of
Austria. The peassntry in her Danu
bian PROVINCES having shown rebellious
tendencies, many arrests have been
made by the Imperial Government.
MONDAY, FEB. %.
Gold closed Saturday at 1881.
No report on Impeachment is likely
to be made at this session of Congress
The Tariff and Bankrupt bills are
considered to be lost fer this session of
Congress.
. The Democrats of Kentucky, in State
Convention on the 22d, nominated j.
II. Helm for Governor and Mr.. Ste
phenson for Lieutenant Governor.
Surratt vas srraigned at the bar of
the Criminal Court in Washington, and
pleaded Not Guilty" to the indict-
ment. While at the bar, his irons were
removed, No day has yet been assign
ed for the commencement of the trial.
1t is now said that Virginia will make
haste to accept the terms of reconstruc
tioa embodied in the bill which Con-
gress has just placed before the Execu-
tive for Signature. The officials Of that
State are holding serious council upon
the. subject.