Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
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st. Louis has o divorce sensation. The
amours Of roetess and a criminal lawyer
are, it is intimated, strongly mingled with
rhyme, crime and bymn-writiDg. r.serl
No peaches, next year, in Western
New York; the cold weather has killed 'em.
The Tennessee House Of Representa-
tives havesvoted, 43 to 81, in favor of the
impeachment Of Judge Frazer. who issued
the writ of habeas corpus releasing two of
the members under arrest by order Of tie
House. tst
The New Orleans Riot Committee will
not, it is said, get through their lsbors for
two weeks.
"A San Francisco dispatch reports a.
passengers FROM that port to New York,
among others, an imperial troupe Of Jsps-
nese performers. . ,-..- ..r.....
Old navigators on Long Island Sound
say that the present winter is the seyerest
that has been experienced for 20 or 30years.
"A dispatch from Washington ssys ths,
the House Gold bill has been voted down in
the Senate Committee of Finance. ,-,-v
"A New York dispatch says that the
Herald's Southern correspondent indicates
a general political reaction among the
Southern people. H1.t.rs l5lt
Delegations from two thirds of the In
dian tribes in tie West are in Washington,
upon the invitation Of Commissioner Boey,
to agree upon treaties. ---
The Washington City Council have at
last agreed to pay the Trustees Of Colored
Schools over nine Thousand dollars, bsing
the amount due by law for that purpose.
The Virginians are said to be getting
up big lottery scheme for the benefit Of
widows and orphans, in which they intend
to offer, as prize, the Mansion House for
merly occupied by JEFF. Davis as the Con-
federate President, new in possession sftke
Government. .l4..c
The New York Tribune's Washington
special says that Clark, of the Currency
Printing Bureau, explains the grave fact
that government bonds with duplicate NUM-
bers have been printed and issued, by say
order and repeated.
Authoritative announcement is made
that the directors of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railway have decided that the coal in.
terests OF the Central Ohio division of that
road sshall receive proper attention. The
company will place upon the road West Of
the Ohio river as soon as they can be con-
structed, one hundred new coal cars, and
more if the trade demands. These cars are
now in process of construction at Baltimore
and GAINESVILLE, and will be placed upon the
route as they are flushed. IA I'D.
1t is reported that Governor Orr, of
Snufb (NarnlIpa has cetd fhaf ho thtpks
that if Congress comes cut ahead in its con-
test with the Presid' n, the South will have
to submit as gracefully as possible. We
are glad Gov. Orr thinks so, for il he did
not he would be self convicted of i'm becihty.
Since April Sd, 1865, no one, North or
South, blessed with an ounce Of brains has
thought otherwise.
Several prominent citizens of Brooklyn
nave projected lsrge excursion from New
York to Palestine, Egypt, the Crimes,
! Mediterranean. They believe select COM
paBy Of l59 can be got mp. and propose 10
charter steamer furnished With all tbs
convenicnces, to leave New York about
June lst and return in October. The price
Of the trip is fixed a; $l,25O in currency for
each adult. -ffs
The project Of running a tunnel under
.the Detroit RIVER at Detroit, through which
the trains Of the Michigan Central and
Great Western railroads could pass, obvia-
ting the present necessity of ferriage, is ae-
tive ly caavassed. The lore would be three.
quarters of mile long, admitting single
track to be laid 60 feet below the water. and
would cost two and half millions of dol
lars, and be Two or three years buiEing.