Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-11-05
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
AsHTABULA, OHIO.
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Saturday Morning, Nov. 8, 1870.

~. Tic siiurc of Garibaldi, is SporWd.
cg- Nipo new steamboats, are now being
blilt at pius5urgh.
sg-A preliminary map of Ohio, prepared
by the NoloejeaI corps, has just .beco issued
e rsracc Greeley has been nominated for
Cn.rcss in the Sixth District of New York
-Gmibaldi is hampcred by French jeal-
ousy.
szy-Tva-tlrds Of the prisoners at Metz Will
be sent to North, and the rest to South Ier~
many. nh
C.i5~Thc Spanish canddaiure OF the DuNo
os-Nos;a Is anproycd ly five European Powers
LIZA persecution of Christians is repor'eu
at Damascus.
p-s-Tbc clerks in Commissioner Delano's
Dcnor,mcnt gave him a hearty farewell
sz-Cen. Lees son succeeds his father as
President sf Washingtoa College, Va.
rg The resignation of Secretary Cos leaves
bpl ono Of Greats original appointces in thr
Cabinet Postmaster General Creswell
s55-Tcrre Haunt is slestful over the prccociy
uf a young lady Of color, aged twelve years,
who has already made a contribution toward
the next ccusus.
l3-The Empress Eugcnic arrived at
Wilhelmshohc, iucognito, on the morning OF
Sunday. last In the afternoon she visited the
Emperor, in company with B"zainc.
e.y-Thc National Capital MOvi.,g Convex.
ton. held in Cincinnati, ON Tuesday ant
WcdncsdGy.o of last week was simply attended
,,tt In a.
might have been expected.
tzg- Saldanha's revolution in Portugal seem
To have been short-lvcd ard unimportant.
new Ministry issannounced, but no mention
made of the causes which led TO the Icmoyo
of the old Prime Minister.
CzfThcre are number of applicants ic
The private sccrctaryship of Governor linyc
which position will soon be come vacant 1
the retirement of Dr. w. r. Thrill, who HI
bcsn appointed United States Marshall for IL
Southern District Of Ohio
CFg-Grcat excitement prevails in tho Brtis
settlements Mt the Cape of Good Hope ov'
the discovery of M extensive and possibly
very rich diamond field, few days journc
into the interior though tits by no means ce
tain that any of the seekers aiter'tiic nrrciol
gem have yet made their fortunes.
ss-S~ The absence of Chief Justice Chase q
Monday on the reorganization of the Supren
Court caused anxious inquiry as to the stat
of his health. lie has nearly recovered froi
the comparatively slight stroke of paralys
which lately proSlmted him, and hopes 500
10 be able to resume his sitting in Court.
Ez5-Thc apple crop Of the interior of Ne
York is enormous. The cstiugted yield
Genrsce county alone is 10000 BARRE
Prices range from $l.30 TO $I5o per BARR
The potato crop is also immense, and pnrli
are buying heavily for shipment, principal
TO The West, at prices varying from hhy
sixty cents bushel.
G3- The Edpcndcat concludes some ohst
vaii0ns on The late Unitarian Conyention wi
this remark "Indecd, one of the most stIi
ing signs of the times in the religious world
the simultaneous drifting of Orthodoxy
ward UnilarianiSm, and of Unilarianism
ward Orthodoxy. Who knows bntthnt the
exists somewhere between them comm
ground on which the whole Church Of Chr
on earth may one day stand together In
Euirit Of uuity and the bond of Dencc y"