Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-09-07
PEN AND PASTE BREyITIES.


eSGen. Rosseau denies having advised tn
removal of Sheridan, leaving the squabble
question of veracity between the two.
kEChief Justice Chase is visiting New Hamp
shire. He received a splendid reception
Manchester.
-@A fruit grower of Loveland, O., succeed
ed this season in raising one bushel three pecki
and three quarts of strawberries from square
red of ground.
@A Young woman ran away from Bridge
mort. Conn. In an insane freak, and appeared
at the depot in New Haven in hoop sklr''
bare feet, muff and tippet, and nething eiSe
Ea-A dispatch from Washington states lhat
orders have been sent to District Attorney Dor
shein,er. at Buffalo, for the release OF the arms
belonging to the FeniaDs seized in June 1000.
trThe Porte instructs its foreign ministers
to announce officially the close OF the Canaan
war; and that reforms shall be introduced IN
the future government of the island. ..
egThere is great gold plethora IN England
and the Bank of England has $So,oOO,O 600 IN
ccin on hand that there is no call for, notWi'h-
standing the low rate of interest.
ssrIt is said in Washington city that negotla-
tions are positively in progress for the acquisi-
tion of the Sandwich Islands by the United
E-The sunsets which decorate our western
sky,sorer lake Erie. are the theme of many an
enthusiastic poet and nature admirer-Who is
out of debt and no rent to pay.
tsrThe Tennessee returns are not all in yet
Every fresh batch from the distant counties
swells Btownlow's majority, and If is fully es-
tablshed that the aggregate majority will hard
lyfaIiunder 81, 3,500.
EgThe rebelsin Maryland, since Montgomery
BIairs hast visit to that state, confidently assert
that it is the Presidents intention to resist i'm
peachment by force. It is reported that Jerry
Black is an advocate of this doctrine.
EgThe peach crop of Southern Illinois is
enormous It isno uncommon thing to ship
from I6, 600 to 10000 boxes day over the Il
linois Central, besides what find their way to
St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Cairo.
UThe Convention of the Governors of the
loyal states, now talked of, would, we think,
accomplish good. Such convention was held
during the wdr, and the interchange of views
resulted in concert of action and general un-
derstanding between the states.
Eg-Within the space often weeks, st. Antho-
ny's Falls, in the Mississippi river, have reced-
ed no less than seyenty-fv feet. Ift his reces-
sion continues. it will impair or destroy this
great water power and involve the material ruin
of two fourishing towns-St Anthony and
Minneapolis. ,.ge -ls
BWe see by the New York press that Phil
lip Phillips, the Methodist singer, with several
other sensible gentlemen, have leased Dr. Chee-
yer's church in New York, for the next winter,
and are fitting itup with scenery in order to try
the experiment of moral and religious amuse-
ment ....t
sS-Louis Napoleon has made two more peace
speeches, and Baron de Morstier has issued a
pacific circular to the diplomatic agents OF
France. This has somewhat calmcd the excite
ment in the commercial circles of Paris, but il
is commonly expected, that it viii not be long
before the war rumors will again be revived.
ga man named Green shot the wife of John
Mulhoon, through the breast, inficting severe
but not fatal wound The woman's husband
Mulhoon, enlisted in the navy during the war
and being unheard from for several years sht
married Green, but Mulhoon returning she re
turned to her first love, and Green sought hi
revenge.
EgrThe visit of Admiral Farragut to Russii
has terminated. The Government of Russi'
showed to the American Admiral extraor
dinary attentions such as the representatives o
the United States have received since the begin
ming of the rebellion. Though Prussia, during
the war had been less outspoken, We'd witt
Russia in honoring the Admiral.
Gen. Sheridan Monday received the iofficia
order relieving him from the command of tn,
Fifth Military District, and will leave New Or
leans for his new command in the Indian coun
try on the arrival of Gen. Griffin from Calves
ton. Before his reception of the order he CAV,
the unreconstructed parting shot in the re
moval of the Sheriff and Tax Collector of tn
parish of St. TammaDy.
Eg-The Chinese emigration to California
assuming immense proportions. Ship loads o
Celestials arrive weekly, and are rapidly mad
use of on the railroads, and in the mines AM
ges, compared with what they had been receiV
ing at home, that the reports they send bacl
will undoubtedly be the means of doubling AM
uuadrupIing the numbers to arrive hereafter.
gran indianapolis dispatch says engineer
are surveying a new railroad line, to run With
hundred yards of the Terre Haute Railroad
Articles of incorporation have been filed for th
company, which is to be called the 1ndianapt
lis and St. Louis Railroad to have capital
one million dollars. This is considered an a
tempt to force the Terre Haute road TO- sell t
the new railroad combination between the Eai
and West. ...
FTIt has come to the notice of the militar
authorities that the bones of our soldiers VIII
fell on the field of Bull Run have, ia some in
stances, been gathered BY the residents In tha
vicinity, and, with the bones of animals, cal
ried to q bone mill near Alexandrfa and groun
into fertilizers. From a wagon-load of thi
character, last week, skull, a hip bone, pau
of the vertebral column, the femur, and part
the tihia were taken
EThe new discovery in wine making fc
which nj. Pasteur received one of the gre:
prizes at the Paris Exposition, consists in expo
sing the new wine tosa beat of I5O degree.
This is done by plaDging- tie bottles tight
corked IN bath at that temperature. Th
heat destroys the germs of vegetation whic
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