Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-11
DOMESTIC NEWS.
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Serenade.
as5I sE = ID = Albany, Nov. TO-
The arrival of Hon. John T.. Hoffman
and wife at Congress Hall was made the
occasion OF complimentary serenade to
him last evening, by the Jackson Guards.
N@' Damages. 55a.s5 @
.f'a7t - ~. Boston, Nov. 10.
The town of Rockport, Mass. has been
mulcted in $4,000 for personal damages
sustained by lbs E. rHartwell and Adelia
Babson, by a defect in the highway.
- -.e7l1 Halifax. ""-;. s7.d
$40 .z'Hs5s 5:.5aslHALIFAx. Nov. l0.J
Hon. Joseph Home publishes another let
| ter, In which he announces that he has
! reached the conclusion that it is useless to
continue the struggle for the repeal. He
| also says he is in correspondence with the
Dominion Government but omits to state
the character OF tbeA correspondence. The
letter creates great excitement here. The
Unionists predict a collapse in the repeal
movement. The anti -Uninnists denounce
Home in unmeasured terms.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. 9.
The steamer Colorado, from Panama, ar
rived tonight.
Southern RaiIroad Enterprise.
.nss.I,s 'e -a e NEW YORK, Nov. TO-.
The Times Charleston special says
Governor Scott, accompanied by General
Sawyer and deputation of prominent Cit
| izens, started for New York this morning,
with a view of advancing the financial in
| terests Of the State and enlistiug Northern
capital to secure the completion of the
Blue Ridgelrailroad, which is the missing
4 link in a continuous railroad line between
Charleston and Cincinnati.
| The Position of South Carolina
| 30 $500 Democrats. s.a7a
The Governor is much gratified at the
quiet and order that marked the election
| throughout the State. After the announce
ment of the result number of prominent
Democrats, including, Hampton, called in a
body on Gov. Scott and declared their de-
termination to accept cheerfully and abide
1 by the decision of the people; to stand by
| the State Government in its acts, and to use
all their influence in inducing the people
| throughout the State to do likewise. They
expressed their conviction that the future
prosperity of the State depended upon a
unanimous and hearty support of the Gov
ernment, and reliance upon the ballot
box alone in the future as remedy for the
evils of unwise legislation In reply the
4 Governor expressed the great pleasure
| their visit had given him, and his belief
| that this action on their part would do
4 more to restore unanimity among our peo-
\ pie and place the credit of the State where
| it deserves to be, than, any political ex-
preston could possibly effect. s11Tor
ls1sl sd1 10 Ex.Governor Orr. af =.
ls5 Ex-Governor Orr has accepted and quail
flied for the JHdgeship under the State
Government to which he was recently
elected by the reconstruction Legislature
| Stopped Payment. 5eas.
-su4i = e. go ST. JOHNS, N. B, Nov. 10.
The Commercial Bank of New Bruins
| wick stopped payment this morning.
| Much excitement prevails. -a-l III js1saA
/ lVsuHas ggu-s Arrived. aaAr%sss
,s1i f7t qif-nseic BosT0N, Nov. TO-.
A sThe steamer LIBERIA from Liverpool,
has arrived. ~ .se' o. un., H.. - -.
| u bhAn95 River News. .raa1Es7snp
i .z,-gzA Oj 3 PITTsBURGH, Nov 10.
i Weather cloudy and wet. River feet
i inches with indications of rising. Mercury
i 65 degrees. aEkG9
The CoIe-Hiscock Tragedy.
II - sALBANy, Nov. 10.
The second trial of General George W.
\ Cole, forothe killing of L. Harris Hiscock,
the alleged seducer of Coles wife, will
commence tomorrow. 'r- y : - VI
/ .sqa,,Not a Candidate. ~
lses raHl.r.tl e. New YORK, Nov. TO-
s Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, has
written letter that he is not .candidate
i =. TT,,;tod Cfatag Senator. s..