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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

1T is said that there is a line in Lower
California dividing the weather and the
seasons, so that on one side of this line
these are just the reverse of what they
are on the other. Advantage is taken of
this popularity in climate by the stock rails
ers, and when drouth occurs in one sec
tion, the cattle and horses are driven into
the other, where the pastures are green for
the rest of the season.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

THERE are over five thousand papers
in the United States. But there are per-
sons living who have seen Benjamin
Franklin, the founder of the fourth news
paper established IN this country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

GOETHE was in company with mother
and daughter, when the latter, being re,
proved for something, blushed and burst
into tears He said to the mother: "How
beautiful your reproach has made your
daughter The crimson hue and those
silvery tears become her much better than
any ornament of gold or pearls; those
may be hung on the neck of any woman
moral purity. A full.blown flower,
sprinkled with purest hue, is not so beau.
tiful as this child, blushing beneath her
parents displeasure, and shedding tears OF
sorrow for her fault. A blush is sign
which nature hangs out to show where
chastity and honor dwell"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

THE carriage drive and promenade
opened at Liverpool is three miles long,
and its construction cost 100000
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-06-03

FLY.TME reminds us how time flies.
The New York herald., 1870-01-08
TIE TRIGGER.

Pigeon Match Of Fifty Birds Each, Be-
tween Ira A. Paine, Jr., of New York, and
Charles Morgan, oi New Jersey, for
S1,OOO-Paine the Victor.
The match between Ira A. Paine, Jr., OF New York,
and Charles Morgan OF New Jersey, 10 shoot fifty
birds each according to the rules OF the New York
Sportsman's Club from and traps, for $500 side,
took place at Dubois track Eighth avenue and 145th
street, yesterday. one hundred anxious spectators
were and the betting was IN favor OF Paine
py odds. samuel Spencer was chosen referee Paine
led or missing. Morgan followed, killing his first
At the twenty eighth bird Morgan had gained lead
o, three, when wrange arose among the betting
fraternity as 20 the fact whether the last bird OF
Morgan was gathered within the eighty yards
boundary or not. Finally, 1t was decided against
Morgan ana his rriends did not hesitate to call it
unjust. They charged, among other things, that
many matters OF an inimlcal nature had existed,
chief OF them being that Paines friends had unset.
ing the number on the ground, so tnat
the match could not be shot out. Frequent
Wrarges subsequently occurred, ana at last there
was such an interruption by Morgan and his allies,
stopped, although Pane was willing 10 continue.
What Morgan wanted to gain by his conduct is not
apparent as the match was decided against him as
soon he lntimaed his purpose to desist The FOL
loving ls the scOre:-
Paine--0 OIl11 011101 l
11l00l l111111 11011. Shot at,
43; scored, 80.
korgan--1 Ol1111olll1lo !
1111l101l 1911 1ol 1 0 Q. Shot a.,
AZ; scored. 80.
Judge for Paine, Mr.. Marshall, Of Providence; for
Morgan Mr. Ryan. OF New Jersey. Referee, Sam
uel Spencer, Of New YOri
The New York herald., 1870-01-08
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAKKEr.-IONDON. Jan. I-4::ao
=. NJ C0nsols closed at 02K Tor money ana vlt lot
the account United States nve-twenty bonds 1852
S0x; 1865 Old SO 1867 So n; ten-fOrtes, S41 Ere
Railway shares, Tx; Illinois Centras, l03; Atlantc
ana Great Western, 26k.
PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs, jan 1.-The B0urse closed
nrmer. Rentes 74f. 15c
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKF0RT. Jan. 7.-Unlteu
States nve-twenty bonds opened quiet ~ Slh ior
the issue OF 1852.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERPO0I. Jan.
7-4:30 p. M.-The cotton market closed quiet ana
steady. MiddlIng uplands, 1l1sd; middlng Orleans,
including 3. 0OU for export and speculation.
The stock OF cotton mt aea bound to this port ii
estimated at 270000 bales OF which 1856 600 are from
the United states. The stock In port - estimated ~
352 900 bales OF whch 81 900 are American. The re-
cepts OF the week have been 81 600 bales, OF whcn
81, 600 are American.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.-H HAvRE, Jan. 7.-Cott0n
closed quiet, both on spot and ahoat
TRADE AT MAJ Observation-Disclosures, Jan. t.
The market Tor yarns and fabrics Is quiet.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.-LIvERrcOI.
Jan 1880 p M Wheat qs. Al. aS. sd. Der GENITAL
for California white and So. Cd. q sss i0d. for red
winter. The receipts OF wheat at this port for the
past three days have been 20 600 quarters, Of which
Western canal. Corn, 2ss. Cd per quarter for Euro
pean.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS sMARKET-LIvERPooI. Jan.
7-4:30 p. M.-Lard, Ills. per cwr. Bacon, els. ID.
per cwt for new Cumberland cut.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET : LONDON, Jan. t.
Linseed oil frMer at $50 Sc. per ton. TAllow dull.
Turpentine, 2Ss. a 2ss Sd. Der cwt.
PETROLEUM MAIyET-ANTwBHP. Jan. 7.--Petro-
leum closed 1rm ut 60hf for standard white.
The New York herald., 1870-01-08
Balm for Injured Regulations.


To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
reporter, In issue OF this date has done
great In the report he made under the head of San
Alleged Heavy Swnde. The facts IN the arc these
Lit.lebeld OF North Carolina was Informed by
my client, j. j. Bowman IN October iast wished
loar Oh North Carolina bonds, asked II knew of
any who would loan on them. ] told him that Mr.
Ropes he could control large amount OF money, aud
Mr.. spoke to iin and Mr.. John Mor.a (Mr Little
Ropes the oan Mr. Ropes agreeing the oney
through Mr.. Cornelius W Campbell wnom he represented
a moneyed and OF large wealth, and have
he believed he acted COUNSEL only for Mr. Bow
having the slightest interest the transaction hag
ing acquaintance with Mr. Littledeld and having IN
terest in tho results q the loan except the
between this parties Mt the request Of Mr. Bowman
After the loan made facts came to knowledge
which led 70 suspect that Mr. Campbell was not the
Mr. Bowman investigated the matter with view of placing
the facts the possession Of Mr. Leicld obtained
pie proof that Campbell was nsolvent which facts
Mr. Li.tefeld's attorney, Mr. LitteGed Immediately
went to Mr. Sheppard who had received bOnds and they
ignored Campbell iiaud settled the matter between
lhe lawful owner. Failing get any money from his
broker. Campbell said had agreed 70 give him 360o
which false, as had no authority to do anything
Of The kind, and threatened me with prosecution u
did not pay him that Believing this
attempt TO 'backmai ttnnkng doubtless would pay
In view OF my postion determined not to submit 70 It. and
hs made affidavit before Justice Ledwith who refused
grant him warrant but word to myself and other
Ties what had been DONE I Immediately called upon him
nj the other parties and the matter was adjourned BY the
attorney for Campbell from time to time though ready
and To have the matter investigated Knowing that
had dona wrong whatever attempted o do
arrested ball. OF the other parties
the Justice simply examining the matter to
had been the result OF such 50 far
fraud wrong. When toe is concluded, which will
probably be to-day myself and others honorsbly discharged
ss txc legal steps TO punish all who have been the means
u. +. SAWYER
The New York herald., 1870-01-08
[ Sails [ Destinnlton.
0Go.
CLEARED.

Steamship England (Br), Grgs, Liverpool-National
Steaniabp Go.
Steamship City of Baltimore dp, Jones, Lvcrpool-J
Steamship st Laurent (Fr Lemare, Hayre-Geo Macken-
steamship Empire Nelson Wilmington, Nc-James Hand
Bark Yumur (Br, johnson. Sagua- VaydeI 4 Co.
Bark Ida Taylor, Anderson, Portland Orcgon-Bentcy
Miller 4 Thomas.
Brig Harry l. Aubrey (Br), Hammond, Barbados -rT&F
Dwight.
Brig John Mcdonald (Pr', stiles, st John, NIB
Brig Harriet Br Prout, ST Johns EF-Kowring Archi
bald
Sehr Naonta Smith. Campeche-Mier 4 Houghton.
Schr William ('r Clubhouse, Kingston, Ja--P Nevius
Sons.
Schr Brooks, JONES' St Jago de Cuhn--Waydel Co.
Sehr Staples, Cofn, Csrdenas- Brett, Son 4 Co.
Schr Fannie, Nichols Havans- Walsh, Field Way.
Schr Thomas Frazier, Madge, Havana-Youngs, Smith
Co.
Co.
schr A Wins, Bodine, Norfolk. E Staples 4 Co.
Schr u Lawson, Sackctt, Siam ord.
The New York herald., 1870-01-08
TIE W3RK.yCMEy,s UNION.
The Telcgruphcrs' Strike--A Delegation from
the TeleRrnphcrs' Protective League
Election or Ofacers.

| Tho Telc cxruphcr, Strike-A Delegation from
| tLc TeleRrnphcrs, Protective League
| Election OF Ofacers.
| meeting OF tins organization was held last night
| at Early Closing Hal In the B0wery, Mr. Nelson w.
| Young IN the CHAIR.
Mr.. Troup, before the opening OF the regular busi-
ness SAID that they had present with them tonight
u committee from the Ieegraphers' Protective
League OF the city Of New York 1t had been asserted
that no reduction OF wages was attempted but
the Telegraphers' Protective League had abundant
proof that premedltated attempt had been Set on
foot not only 10 reduce the wages OF the teegraphers
but scheme was Oh foot looking to the destruction
OF the league nsef He hailed therefore, the strike
OF the Teiegraphers Protective League as sounding
the death knel OF the most tyranuous monopoly III
the United States. Mr. Troup concluded by intro
ducing TO the neel ing Mr.. R. w. Pope aud Mr..
hutchinson, OF the Ieegraphers' Protective League
OF New York.
Mr.. YOUNG in welcoming the two gentlemen, said
1t was not only the representatives from rne differ
ent trades organizations here whose sympathies were
with their movement bat those Of the great mass Of
the work ngmen throughout the country, as well as
many os the capitalists and men OF property who
all realized the fact that the teegrapers were light
ing against one oil the most ggaltic monopolles
ever allowed 70 exist In Lhis free conntry-a mo-
nopoly winch sought to crush free press. They
knew by sac experience what the power OF this West
ern Union Telegraph Company was and how they
had oeeu trying 10 crush their employes. But they
also knew mat the indepen lent men who composed
the 1eiegraoers League had not been Idle ana that
they were narshaing an army to day which was
able TO compete with the Union Telegraph Company
II had been customary ior people to denouDce the
Associated Press also hut they knew that the A9sO-
ciated Press also groaned under the tyranny OF this
monster. In conclusion Mr.. Young urged on the
eiesraphers TO go on with the strike they had un-
der aken and they wonlu assurediy De successful.
Mr. PORE, President Of The Telegraphers League,
then addressed the meeting, giving history OF the
troubles existing between them and the Western
| Union telegraph Company, and stating that the
organization felt confident and IL would be but few
days before tins grAno national strike would be
decided success
Tne election OF officers for the ensuing six months
was then gone into with the following result
President, Nelson w. Young; Vice Presidents,
James X. Purdy and s. Bruner; Recording Secre-
tary Robert Blissert; Corresponding secretary WIN.
D. Jessup; Financial Secretary Bernard Rice; Trea.
surer John Wood; sergeantat-Arins, Alexander
TrOup.
Mr.. Young then took the char as president and
male an address In the course Of which he thanked
the Union for the nonor conferred upon hun, ami
Sc, ere denounced the Tammanv leaders for their
unsuccessful attempt 10 de.eas his re election.
The New York herald., 1870-01-08
Passed Through Hc;i Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
NInrinn DiSaaYnrs.

Marine Disasters.
Surp II TAYLOR, Anderson, from Liverpool for Few
York before reported ashore the Isle Of Man. stated
BY q cable des patch dated Jan to be o total loss
BARK ARLINGroN, Bartlett from Bristo Z, for Mobile
put back TIN inst with cargo shifted.
SHIP rsrD WAnnEs omewocs @ ID At Boston from Liver.
the wsswara very rsa sss Washing lay away y both
house hitting stanchions port monkey rai alng tho
decks full of water and washing everything movable from
BRIG HATTIE WHEELER from Portland for 81 Pierre,
Martinique returned to port 9Th inst with loss Of bboom
Giace Bsywe ashore at Knssburg Lunenburg county
She naa1
sured FOR $500 in the United States.
reported put Newport wsaSonnd expert
enced heavy saes I'd, Sd and 4h Inst, and split sails
Miscellaneous.
QuIcK pAssAGE-The schr webater Barnard, Capt srh,
I wsch arrived q tbs port iron &
between the ports
LAUscurp-At s:euecn recently double deck x brig Of so
5rD an es ssabn sna p. il Ns
York. She Will load at Machas.
Notice 10 Mariners.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIscoNTSUANcE
or noRsiaA sRAEpE Liahr
The Spanish goyernmsn; has E en- no.ss that the late
ae, the Hight exhibited heefrom will be discontinued dur
Ing the repairs
rnAScE-ALrEnArros IN LIGHTS At aARsErLLH;
tho ist Of peesmber 1889 the following alteration
lighting OF the north
The fxcd and flashing red white light the south
continned, aud instead light would be eshbiicd from
Light moo.e6 Ia line with the outer Jety 623 yards
The light s a n,ed light elevated 81 fee. above the
and In weather shouid be aeen from distance OF
The illuminating apparatus Ia d!optric by leHIk.
The Light vessel is painted red.
new ports OF Marsee keep light sarboard
hand and having passed the eastward OF IT, steer to the
the two green lights green lights (which
from being exposed to The sea cannot at nes be Lighted
not visible the two green lamps on the traverse de pAoatto
| will serve as = sufficient guide
| CONGRATULATIONS LIGHT ExTREMIrY IA.
The italian has given notice that the following
alteration in the hight marking tho extremity Of the Mole At
The isht heretofore exhibited from Light vessel moorcd
exhibited from the extremity Of the Mole,
| l6a yards 20 the soutbwsrd OF the Haroor light
The light evnted 81 feet above the and should be
seen from distance OF two miles,
The Prussisn has given notice that from the
be made the Light exhibited from the outer Light vesse
| river Elbe:-
yovng White Light attaining It's greatest brancy every 20
sec0nda.
JrILAND--nEAooNs OK rANo IsIAND
The Danish government has given notice that order
Church. which Ia hazy weather cannot be the bar
the following ngsmsnt Of beacons has been made
new beacon ls feet hJgh having top red square
board with boards above and below bss erected
aud III Beacon removed TO the eastern cliffs
on The north end OF Fano.
The and when seem Jerne Church. Kept in
line, the leading mark over the par OF the Graa Deep
Information has been received that beacon has been
placed sunken rock forming the extremity oi Tue edee
The New York herald., 1870-01-08

Coroner Keenan, who has Just returned from his
Southern tour much improved in health, yesterday
resumed his official duties. His first case was that
OF Jonn Hooiahan, man about forty years OF age
and born in Ireland. who died IN Essex Market
Prison. On the Sd instant Justice Scott committed
deceased on charge OF intoxicauon and latterly a
man named Murphy has been III the cell with
Hooahan, and on Thursday evening the
q bottle Of whiskey which had been SNUG
gled into his cell by an outsider. Becoming grossly
and yesterday morning was found dead In in his cell
by Murphy. How Hoolahan oDtained the liquor OF
which he drank 20 such excess has not transpred
The body was carried to the Morgue for
examination by Wooster Beach, NJ. ID. AS far Gs
known deceased had no home or friends.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction
accompanied by large party OF visitors, including
several public school officers, repaired yesterday
morning, on board the Commissioners handsome
steamer, the Minnehawnonck, to Hart's Island. Ar
irving there the party assembled on board the
school ship Mercury, where the pupils were drawn
up ready 20 receive them. The boys, to the number
or some l50 looked quite neat and ''natty IN their
sailor costumes, and went through the exercises
aud evolutions laid down IN the r60t'ae with much
credit At the conclusion Of the exercises tue vencra.
bic, phiianthropic and mUnlcent lover OF edu-
catjona enterprsc-Mr. James Kely-presented
handsome silver medals to the two boys who had
snoWn most efficiency ana progress during the
the school ship. The various Departments OF the
fully explained by the commissioners, who eXerted
themselves most successfully to make the trip as
agreeable to their guests as they coud make It, and
III that regard their ability Is ell known to be
questioned.
Mr.. Bernard smytn Tax Receiver, has reported to
the Comptroller the receipts made through his de-
partment since the commencement OF the collection
OF taxes IN October. From the receipts 1t may be
judged that the attaches OF the department, have
been Kept pretty steadily at work, and thGt the
duties devoving upon the Receiver and his assistants
have been promptly and satisfactorily discharged
The amounts reported are as follows:--
OctODcI... SI,7sl,e2
November. Observation-Disclosures. S,TS3 0St
Renltted by lhe Supervisors. ............ 20, iS9
$lb,J4 94l
Amount OF taxes TO be collected for 1869 SCI 1885, 96s
Balance remaining unpaid January J. 1870 3,34i 52T
Those who have neglected to pay their taxes lup
to date will find that twelve per cent per annum
VIII be charged against them The tact that SO
small an amount comparatively, remains unpaid
shows That the method adopted By Mr.. Smyth OF
receiving checks, payable TO his order, has been
most eftcacous and also that neither he nor his as.
sistants have been at all derect IN their duties
The New York herald., 1870-01-08

TO EDITOR HTRALD:--
Bcg TO correct accusation against me In
yonr paper Of tins morning under article headed IAN
Alleged Heavy swildlc." The charges made by Mr.. W.
Campbell against in the article mentioned above
utterly untrue and another of the many
to extor money from the innocent.
avoid lengthy article VIII only say
that Mr. Campbell in court yesterday before Justice
edwh that broker In the transaction, and In
with his DESIRE which Is and not having
signed papers agreements desire to make this
rec, on sud receive iustice. s. W. ROPES JE
The New York herald., 1870-01-08

wnen this great corporation shall have broken down
It's present r1va as Il mas many that have gone Oe
fore, prices VIII be put up again, and the public wll
nave u pay them. Tue surcst remedy for All TINS
In the hands OF the POST once Department
The New York herald., 1870-01-08
ARRIVALS.
RrpORrvn ny TuN UrnA1n


REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah, Jan 4. with mdss
and passengers TO Murray Ferris Co. Had tine weather
the entire passage.
ndse, to Murray. Ferris 4 Co.
Bark Speed (Nor) Navg, Rio Jane,ro Nov 49, with mdsc
to Aymar 4 Co-vessel to Wendt, Tetens Bockmann.
Daoney Morgan COvessel TO master Crossed the Equa
tor Dec 4, IN Ion % W. Had moderate weather.
Schr Webster Barnard Smith, Jacksonville, days, with
ycpw pine to II " Loud CO.
RETURN 4chr Dragon (Br), Weeks hence for Trinidad
TIN inst At Pm, when of Sandy Hoox into by
OF the Spanish grnDoas carrying cuatcr and hea
gear. The gunboat had her bnlwarks stove.
Passed Through Rgs;i Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig ossco new Rogers, Mystic for New York in ballast
sohr Ihos x, Hervey, RocSiand for New YORK; with lime
to- Brown.
schr Richmond. Hall, Rockland for New York, with lin.
TO Gambia 4 Prcssev.
schr Alabama vangi'der, Salem for Phiadelphia.
schr Maria Louisa, fbbeis, Madison for New YORK.
schr Mary Mead, Thrssher, Taunton for New York.
Schr Martha, Smith, Providence for New York.
Schr CofHn, Coffin, Providence for New York.
Schr Il Palmer, Smote. New London for New York.
schr Yankee Boy, Dill New Haven for New York.
schr Carrie Kch, Rich, New Haven for Norfolk.
SchI w Hopkins Rich, New Haven FOR Norfolk.
Schr Geo Downing, Peck, Gienwood Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Beauty, Ford, New York FOR st John. NIB.
Schr Dart Johnson, Eu1abethport for Stamford
Schr Emily Razelton, izabethport for Bridgeport.
Schr Fish Hawk, Mclean, New York for Gloucester.
Sonr Saie Burton, Pamer, New Yorkfor Stanford.
Wind At guuse. NV.
The New York herald., 1870-01-08

John Smith and John +. Shepherd were brought
before Judge Downing yesterday morning, charged
with being IN state OF intoAication and creating
disturbance in The public streets. Both men were
found to have pistols upon them. The Judge said 1t
was now deemed necessary that anybody founo In u
street hraw with q pistol must be dealt with as Sc
verey as the law would allow. lie therefore SEM
both prisoners to tha penltcltary IN default OF
$1,000 bail.
The New York herald., 1870-01-08
Evils OF tine Monopoly = arrangements 10 the
Business OF the Country.

From the Albany Evening journal, Jan. 6.l
The strike is most unfortunate III iJs elecLS upon
the business OF the country. To 81 large class OF
men, engaged IN heavy operations, the telegraph
Las become an Indispensable means OF cominunca-
tIoD They keep 10 constant use end govern tnelr
daily transactions, between widely separated points,
by tue Intel SeDce t furnishes taeM. Although the
company assert that they nave sufficient iOtce to
meet ali demands upon them, those VINO nave occa-
delays ana irregularities, that is not tie case
In common with other meabers OF the Associated
Press we fan 10 receive our usual news dispatches,
and the reading pubic IS taus Temporarily aeprive1
OF very important means OK intelligence.
As TO Lhe merits OF the Controversy ~ IS hardly
possible to judge amid the ConG!Gtng staten eutS
pus IorIh IL the company aad decided upon o
general reduction OF salaries, and lne measures
adopted at san francisco were the initiation Of
plan the puDiIc generally VIII agree chat tue opera
tors ute rgnt III refusing 10 work with such
prospect before tnem. Tue wages now pad TO
teiewraphers age ridicuousy small EAen CON-
pared with these usually earned by nel
possessing the average ability required OF
tnefn. The " ,Stern Union mas been q mon
ster monopoly And profitable one Ihe
largest owners, by she HANDSOME dividends lt has
Iad upon wauerctt stock sUa ~ ItH ability hereto
fore to swallow up Vi rival liDes. The AtAntic ana
Pacific Company see Ls To present the INST healthy
opposition IL mas ,ycountefel. II the Western
onion has deteTnlh " 10 Crusn thus conpetition by
Il reduction o. Races, td consequently Of income, 10
should make the aIal ~ upon it, stockholders; not
upon its hariNoEked N1d poorly PAID operators.
This corporation has IL teuei too ab,iudaGtiy upon
the publU 10 have ans ciain upon ts s! upatny IN
ANY Dlg .ardy yOlley 1t M " choose ~ adopt.
The New York herald., 1870-01-08

Charles Hemminger especially dressed and
intelligent looking nan, waS charged by Frederick
W. Smith, OF No. 90 Water street. with enbezzling
$3.50. lIemmiDger was employed as a clerk and re.
ceived tAe money IRON Henry Ruchelhansen, OF No.
ment Tor goods sold by smith, and ne failed to
account for IT. He was held by Judge Downing In
default of $1,000 ball, to answer af the General
Sessions.
The New York herald., 1870-01-08
NEW YORK CITY.
The Logan Tragedy-Death in Prison
The Kelly Medals Awarded-Emigra-
ton Returns "A slungshot
Job - Taxes = Every Day
Crimes and Incidents.

The following record viii show the changes in the
temperature OF the weather for the past twentyfour
hours in comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy, HERALD Building corner OF Ann