Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-10

goesto Europe to-day, and about half q
million on private account.
Government bonds are weak. and have
,ustained another fractional decline to-

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goes TO Europe to-day, and about half q
million on private account.
Government bonds are weak. and have
.ustained another fractional decline to-
lay.
=. The City Reeistership.
It is feared that ne man will be found
good enough to take the Registership ofthis
city and give Mrs. Halpine 100000 a year.
Mr.. Greeley says he will pledge himself by
y written agreement to do It, because he
has money enough, but he thinks that most
men would save back little of the fees by
> system. of drawback with which office
holders are SO familiar. ,,v.s; sia,, ,dT.
,eseA Zosa STPlekpocl<ets.
Another lot of English pickpoekets ,Rr-
rived this week from London. They are
already operating extensively. and quite
bafidea the police The wife Of Gen. Heintz-
eiman and seyeral other ladies have been
robbed recently, In Fifth avenue, in open
Eday,ss ,BEoz ;-.st oIs.D 2 O1omIsIGa
fsrDr John A. zLidell, prominent physi-
cian, ahd army surgeon dnring the war, has
I heard of Tor six weeks, and fears are enter
tanned that he has been murdered,
f9P i'hs- De. - I'm Lucl<,xs
t7IAn ex-director of the Erie railway made
two hundred Thousand dollars, day before
yesterday ina single operation "A copyic-
ttiengis gaining ground that Erie Is entirely
gwortMess.IH Z -
| Suspended. s,
I Two gold operators in Broad street sus-
jpended this morning, owing about s15o,000
~ 90 CO.. Letter. 3,; ID H.stf
aGafibaldf has written letter to England
tsayirig that he only waits the moment for
france to strikera blow at Prussia To at
tack Rome. NHSs1ss'A
q ali Wrecked. IA .dloT FsE
''oos u : = New YoRK, August9s
= - Pilot boat Nettle arrived here last
Il TASs She reports thatson thesixthk inst.
night.so> IL 18th dereliet bark waterlogged,
she fell in W Ssinkibg, ninety miles from
Sandy Hook. She, @rge of the Lubinar-
lands and given in chs who pumped her
ice Wrecking Company, >e seamen were
out when the bodies of thfesL e the vessel
found In the hold. The name o. sdge, of
was ascertained to be H. Trowbi. >rba-
New Haven, which sailed hence for BIZ u
does on the 4th instant When she sails>
from this port Captain .Hotchkiss was In
command and had his wife and family on
board, and as they have not been heard
from they are supposed to be lost overheard
~ the gale which must have caused the
the wreck. ysv : agr01di ilaali7lf0
Ier 49,. Diseased CaffIe.e. so54o1 ;oi4oa1
The Board of Health yesterday took IN
to consideration the fact that a number of
diseased cattle was ON the way to this CITY
from the West. An; inspection was ordered
on drove yards and Governors Fenton,
Ward and Geary were requested by teie-
graph. to have inspection made at stations
along the railroad routes. ieed Y
The Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals has made q second annual report.
From this It appears that dog and cock
fights are almost entirely suppressed. Ten
drinking fountains have been erected for
use of horses, dogs, &c. Great relief fur
nished tocar horses driven in hot weather,
aHd two hundred and fifty persons prose.
cuted for crnelty to their beasts. j. "a.
'ea '--' General Butler. ..y
Gen. Butler made speech in Glouces-
ter, Mass, yesterday, in which he expressed
himself still in favor of impeachment. He
said he had become friends again with
General Grant, and would support him for
President. -' ..l-,,,P e-5-,f
Held I'm 81 GOO.
O Mrs. Mary Woodward. of Harvard,
Mass, has been held in 81, 900 for trial on a
charge of inhumanly treating her step-son,
six years of age. 1t was testified in
police court that the child had been whip
ped by the hour at a. time, with heavy
stick, that one day in July the woman
drew three buckets, of cold water from the
well and Selling the child removed his
clothes, and placing him in tub dashed
water upon his head; then took him by his
feet and held his head in the water as long
as she dared; that recently cat broughta
meadow mele in the. house, which the
mother cooked and compelled the boy to
eat. Mrs. woodward, in court, said it was
nOtamole but q ratio ilUJ nUts8iIgh'D