The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-02
NEws rrENrs.

The Milwaukee wis Sentinel says OF
shat Is some wcrkmen were digging . we'll f.
IN that city, on "Wednesday, they struck Il
1 large pine log IL a good state Of Preser-
walton, at the depth of eighty-fye feet Z
below the surface. How sDg has that '
log been there Il
The principal hotels al Waterford Ire Q
land, were searched last week for ssepo. i
ems. Arrests continued in all parts OF G
Ireland. Breech.losders we're supplied to {
copstables 10 Youghal. Waterford mag .
istrates have requested additional troops.
Artillery Is daily sent to Ireland.
, Six companies Of French troops remain
in Rome till the first Of January.
Since the withdrawal Of the United
States troops from Lexington, Mo- an
other reign Of terror has fallen upon the
people. Governor. Fletcher and his IN
famous myrmidons are having it all their
ray, and the more peaceful Of the
.eitiIyAs are flying from their homes.
II regard to the case of Dr.. Mudd, i.
"a understood that Chief Justice Chase
holds that the Cour. has no jurisdiction
-
and can not therefore grant the habcas
corpus applied for.
A Charleston dispatch says: "Chr'stmas
passed without unusual incidents, with
the exception Of two negroes being killed,
zone BY a Federal soldier, and the other
by adesperado living on Elliot street. No
business"
An Amsterdam fool has caused the
floor Of one Of his apartments to be laid
with Spanish dollars set on edge.
Wallace's kerosene works, in Brooklyn
New York, we're burned on Tuesday, TO-
GLIDING $500 barrels Of oil, three frame
buildings, machinery, 30. Loss about
100000.
1t is said that the Tariff question is to
compromised, at Washington, to the sat
isfaction of the wool-growers and iron-men
and that the new bill will be reported, or
the re,assemblage Of Congress.
The Ohio Legislature meets on WedneS
Say next. The Governors message
now in the hands of the printer.
The American schooner General Shei
mai was captured by pirates in the rive
leading to Pckin, the crew tied to tn
masts, and the vessel and crew burned.
Horace Greeley, in a-cOnversaslon Wit
friends in New York, stated that he h'
no hopes Of being chosen to the sena
from New York, and acknowledged tn
his recent manifesto destroyed his pro
meets; but he said that, holding tho
views, he could not change, nor would
deceive the people by concealing the
until after his election.
The genian trials were continued
Sweetsburg, yesterday. Smith was co
aeicsed aud sentenced to be hung Feb.
In McDonalds case the jury failed
agree. James Reardon was acquitt
aud The case of Michael Crowley was s
in the hands Of the jury when the Coz
adjourned.
The Indians Of Daeotah and Montal
twelve tribes, numbering L 1000 warric
have formed a grand coalition against
whites. The massacre at Fort ?
Kearncy was probably their first exp
on the war path.
A family Of five persons In Cincinn'
who had been eating freely Of pork, "
all taken sick on Thusday last, aud tn
of them have since died.
allow cam your Democrats in Bos
10 vote for negroes the other day In p
erence to white men r said a Mongre
acopperhssd. awhen We can't cleo
Democrat we always vote for the next
man" coolly replied Cop. The disc
Of the Illinois saint mizzled'
At South Edmuston, Qtsego cOu
New York, the mercury in the theru
eter stood, yesterday morning week,
o'clock, thirty degrees below zero.
The steamer Fashion was burne'
Thursday evening, twelve miles q
vicksbug, Con the Mississippi river
Twenty lives lost. The officers.
saved. The cargo and tweuty-siz
dred bales Of cotton we're lost.
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