Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-24
News of the Day.

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News of the Day.
GENERAL NEWS.
QoLp closed in New York yesterday at
TIE Cardington Republican hoists the
name of s. p. Chase as its candidate for
Presiden6 so does the setaya County
Union.
A REPRESENTATION Of flute and harp
has been found in tomb near the Pyra-
mids, which Is considered to prove that
these Instruments are ct least four thousand
years old. fd4'ss siatlo isfifa 7sisses.s ell
CHICAGO rscentiy had seven large ware
houses, all In row, entered by burglars
and robbed-a, feat which the Chicago
pxpers think unequailed as yet by the bur
glars of any rival city on the globe.
The former british 0oHsul at the Dar-
dauelles, Mr.. Calvert. has been convicted
at Constantinoplo of defrauding the ulder-
w:jtsfs at Lioyd OF SEQ 900, and has been
sentenced to two years penal servitude.
THERE has been no change in the relative
situstion of the employers and employed in
the great strike on the New York Central
railroad. The two sides are at present me-
goti,tiug, however, with q view to Q COM
promise.
ISrnrc has RECENTLY announced greatly
,,,s,-cossa ,,rorsse eo, tbs all vefinS of pIass.
,taor,ng from tbe known methods by the
,ntrodnct,on ~ : ANAL, norton of conner.
rh. a.t.,,. ho.,ever arc too technical fo-
- ss,.'.-.s. SO f'a7 l-'TT % 5Fh
Pestb. in Hungary. school for in
struction in telegraphing has just been
formed. Tha rapid extensiea OF the wires
II Hungary renders this necessary, as the
demand for telesraphers is much greater
than the SIMPLY.
r. c,.,;s,-n,s n. fsrme .veraoe nearly
ZOO ..r.. !. ~ ,.,h;,st ;n Moesacbnsatts the
average Is but 81 acres. New York has the
largest number of farms. $4,000, whilst
Rhode Island has the smallest, her total be-
ing less than 5000.
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.-.;.,,. 49,. for nol,,,c;ons Thev how.
h.S s,nca Octoher Isea s;xteen d;ffarent
..h,nsts and ninety changes Of indiv,dna,
members OF the various ministries. Greece
would probably get along better with
fixed Executive.
s5c,,,,, -, .s =, rv;; ~ CO.. t
and is advertising her wealth and resour-
ces through the medium of pamphlet,
which has been uublisbed in Chicago for
distribution through the Atlantic States,
and among the mining CLASSES of Great
Britain and on the European continent.
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ialke Guy. u. new Guy wouia eA'enu ,ol
so'te WE'VE niles a,ons .uc siiole ol tne
nuuson r'ser anu NC" iolA Day anu
woulc DeHln Us e1lssence Sue win win popuia-
sion Oh izo'oUo'
From Algeria deplorable accounts con-
tinue to reach Paris Of the sufferings of the
inhabitants, who are dying by thousands,
VI ianine. .n sne pat soe'S iae'
yesr al.nos' oo'any 's..eu, o"'ns :" 'wo
years VI uneAa'p'e u,ur ss,'z anu aa ihsa-
SION q socusts IN nl's.s Ae'eo Since tne set-
siemept oi toe rrencn coiony.
WHLsr the Scottish Highlander no longer
descends upon the lowlands to ravage and
destroy, it is reported that some Scottish
noblemen still levy contributions from their
weaker neighbors. The latest English pa
pers state that the Earl of Athole has a
stone bridge across the river lTay, which
has become a nuisance to travellers. The
Earl. in order to deter strangers from tres
passing on his privacy, levies prohibitory
dues on all carriages which cross, and