Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-27

.--corabaldi announces to a great meeting at
Isr.,;, that the time has come for hberatlng
Rome, from Papal Tyranny and restoring 10
- o,cient freedom. "A report from
EIoronce states that fight had occurred De
-o' - ,or,1, of Garabaldians and the Italian
troops near Vicenza. of
A con mittte fIToirttd 'le iious0 VI
Representatives to investigate the treatment Vi
,,r;soners Of war and Union citizens by the 0oh-
6.derato authorities. have published circular
inviting all persons in possession OIL hDpol,, c.,,
ant information on the subject to send them iui'
nart;culars. together with their names anu au-
dresses. 1,,,,oo-
,szT-1he committee appointed at the Educa-
tional Convention at Lynchburg' TO repo,' an o
the most iudicious plan of administering a =.
Peabody Fund for Educational purposes, con
s;dor II would be the wisest and most efecuVe
disnosition of the fund to employ it IN prepar-
;rr urinary teachers for the performance OF Tue
| functions. St.- ,-; $50.
If is renorted from the Danish island OF oanto
Thomas that Senator Doolittle has gone TO 20
penhagen to negotiate with the Danish 1oVern,
ment for the purchase of Santo Thomas. II WIN
be remembered that some time ago 1t was stA'-
ed thai he had been sent as a special envoy TO
Russia, in matters connected with the sale OF
Russian America '.5F r rgHg!Tt
Frank Leslie is in Paris, and has been the re-
cipent of high honors from Napoleon. AN N
yitation was extended him for the grand Da'i'
ciyen to the Gar of all the -Russias, and during
the evening he requested Gen. Dix to present
the enterprsing proprietor of half aozei, mus
trated papers in the English, Spanish anu 0ei-
man languages to him.
trD;snatches from DR.. Seward, the British
Consul at Zanzibar, reached London on the 9th.
The consul inclines TO the belief that Dr. lIlv-
iugstone is yet alive, and details many circum-
stances which give grounds, at all events, for
hone. The Governor of Keelwa has addressed
q letter to the Sultan in which he expresses
himself confident that DR.. Livingstone Is not
dead. and asks His Highness whether further
INQUIRY into the interior is necessary.
rz-It is said that one hundred newspapers
have been started and run out in the District OF
Columbia since that was made the seat OF Gov
ernment. The record of the whole number
which have sprung up in the whole country in
the same time would be equally interesting. 1t
would probably show waste of means, and
souandering of enterprise, as well as signlh-
can't line of blunders as can be shown In any
other business.
ta-The common Council of New Orleans has
appropriated sixty thousand dollars towards the
maintainance of colored schools. This act,
while deserving high commendation, Is only an
act of Justice to that class of people, who have
plid taxes and high ones too for many years to
sustain free schools for the whites without hay
ing had the advantage of single dollar laid out
for themselves. This is one of the fruits ol
Sheridanizing the city has received.
The Bourbon element of the South, which
neither learns or forgets anything, is severely
denunciatory Of Gen. Longstgeets course. One
paper says that he had 'far better have died un
der the fire that prostrated him at the wilder
moss, than live to go so far astray, while an
other says that the popular Indignation agains
HIM at New Orleans is so strong that he has
been compelled to seek shelter in some interior
village" This element is powerful in the soutl
and the problem of reconstruction is to render
it harmless without being vindictiye in punish
ing it.
rrThe latest sensation story of the N. Y
Herald is that the real purpose of the maxi
milan avengers" is to get up another southern
rebellion, and that they will either fight TO
President johnson in case of lis impeachment
or they will invade Mexico in order to precipi
tate war between that country and the Unite'
States, and will then fight on the Mexican side
But this nonsense is too unmitigated for seriou
notice.
tay-The New York Legislature refused permis
sion to the Central railroad to increase its fare
and the road has attempted to eyade the lay
by demanding specie rates. Hiram Lewis suec
: the company for extortion in taking more far
than the law allows, and the Supreme Court a
Binghamton has given verdict in his favor
with COSTS The court was unanimous, and tn
| Central railroad will henceforth be obliged t
: content itself with the legal fares in currency.
ETThe s'Order of Maximillian" is said to b
rapidly filling up in Texas from the old Knight
7 of the Golden Circle. Thirty thousand are sal
: to be enrolled Their object is to invade MeS
leo and avenge the death of Max. This may b
a good way to get rid ofthe surplus rascals an
remnants of the rebellion that now curse TIL
: section For if they carry out their pretende
+ plan they will probably meet with the ''blocd
hands andinhospitable graves that Tom Corwi
thought our army should receive in 1916. The1
never will be settled peace and quiet iu that rt
: gion till the unclean birds of prey that swarl
there are cleaned out in same way. ..-
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