Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-14

Total in Treasury ...... ....... s102, ,816, ,145
Debt less cash III T1tessify. ..... $2 1881 ,s7s
Decrease during the moilth. ...a.s. 4,SS6O0l
| Bonds issued TO the Pacific Railway
| Company, interest payable In law -
full money, principal outstanding. 64,623,5I
| Interest accrued and not yet paid..... l,6l5 5Sl
| Interest paid by United States. .... 1851, $40
mails mails etc' tp4'1 ..!.......p.,.4~",., 8,s42,997
statts' n''''' p"'' - 1O,9sss10
The President, Oh the 1st, nominated
Charles II. Walker, Register Of the Hepubll-
can Valley Land District, Nebraska; Ware
Worthing, Receiver of Public Moneys, same
place; George w. Cory, Receiver Of the
Wyoming Land District, Nevada F. II.
Longley, Receiver of the Western District,
Nebraska; A. A. Thomas, Register of the
Northwestern District, Nebraska; Thomas
P. Lournan, Receiver at the same place
George Nourse, Register at Linkville, Ore
gon; George Connor, Receiver at the same
place.
At recent meeting of the New York Irish
Democratic Union, resolutions were adopted
indorslng the nomination of Horace Greeley,
and commencing his nomination by the Bal
timore Convention.
James Gordon Bennett died in New York
City on the afternoon of the 1st, aged 76.
The Central Committee of the Iowa Re-
publicans have resolved not to nominate
State officers until after all the National Con-
ventions have been held.
In letter dated jefferson City, Mo-, May
81, the Hon. B. Gratz Brown formally accepts
the nomination for the Vice-Presidency by
the Liberal Republicans.
| The Shelby Female College, at Shelbyville,
KY, was destroyed by fire on the night of
the Both ult. Loss, between Sl4, 900 and SIG,
600; insurance, between 5000 and $4,000.
The Supreme Court of Florida, on the lst,
decided that W. d. Bloxham, Conservative,
was elected Governor of the State in 1870.
| He has since been sworn in.
| A Washington dispatch of the Sd gives,
substantially the text of Earl Granville's
note to Secretary Fish, on the 1st. Earl
Granville states his objections to the Senate
supplemental article to the Washington
| Treaty, and says that, under the circum-
stances, the British Government must de-
cline to sign treaty which is not in con-
! formity with their views, and which does
not express the principles which the Ameri-
can Government believe to be entertained
| by both parties to the negotiation, and
which, Immediately on being signed, would
become the subject of negotiations, with a
view to its alteration
The Secretary Of the Treasury has author
| lied the Assistant Treasurer at New York to
| buy 50, 000, 600 in bonds on each Wednesday,
/ and sell $2,UUU,UUU ID com eacn TuuT suay /,
during the month of June; in all to buy
| S, ,0O0,0OO in bonds, and sell sS,000,00 in
gold.
| Ex-President johnson arrived in Washing
ton on the Sd, in obedience to the summons
of the House Committee on Military Affairs,
and appeared before that Committee to tes-
| tify in relation to the disappearance of the
Buell. records.
Washington telegram of the Sd says the
Conference Committee on the Tariff and Tax
bill had agreed on their report. They place
whisky at seventy cents, which covers every
thing except the ten-cent stamp on the bar
rel for the rectifer, and fix the uniform tax
at twenty cents on tobacco.
A largely attended mass meeting to ratify
the Cincinnati nominations was held at
Cooper Institute, New York, on the night of
the Sd.
Charles Dunning and James Kennedy, now
IL the Illinois penitentiary, where they were
sent from Jacksonville, for swindling, are
believed to be the murderers of Hon. Sharon
| Tyndale, year ago. Detectives who have
been investigating the matter ever since the
murder, are confident that they have traced
the crime to these men.
| Recent wind and rain storms were very de-
structive to the crops in Illinois, Iowa and
Wisconsin, and much other damage is re-
ported, railroad travel in some sections being
interrupted.
A dispatch from General Howard, received
in Washington on the Sd, states that, at O
conncil held with the Mexicans, Poppagoes
Pimos, and Apaches, peace has been agreed
upon, the Indians agreeing to stop further
raids, and aid General Crook in capturing
incorrigible Indians. General Howard says
that success now appears sure.
News from Mexico, received on the 4th, il
to the effect that "after the fight near Mon
terry, on the 30th ultimo, Trevino rallied al
his forces, and on the following day attacked
COrced, in the suburbs of the city, and com
pletely routed him. Dispatches state that
the Government troops lost everything, theil
entire force being killed, wounded and scat
tered. The campaign of two months
preparation against the northern frontier il
| thus ended. The revolutionists are exhiler
ated."
Lieut.. Col. Charles r. Brain, of the Ninth
New York Regiment, has been elected
Colonel of the regiment, Uice James Fisk, Jr
In the Methodist General Conference OF
the 4th, resolution was passed that local
preachers must hold license four consecu
tive years before ordination. The Confer
ence adjourned sine die.
The Illinois Democratic Central Commit
tee met at Springfield on the 4th, and passed
a resolution that the call for State Conven
ton to be held on the Goth day of June, fol
the purpose of choosing delegates to
the Democratic National Convention be sc
amended and enlarged as to include the nom
nation by said State Convention of Electors
for President and Vice. President, full State
ticket, and for the transaction of such Other
matters as the interest of the party may re
quire.
In Chicago, few nights ago, the jewelry
store of G. A. Morse was entered and S35, ,00(
worth of jewelry taken from the vault
which the thieves had undermined and
broken up.
The Illinois Liberal Republican State Cen
trail Committee have decided to callS dele
gated Convention to meet a slUines2 -
/ Ire Goth to nominate State ticket.
The t%entieth annual meeting of the IN
ternational Typographical Union met al
Richmond, Va, on the Sd. Eighty-one sub
ordinate Unions were represented, from
thirty States, including three from the Brit
ish Provinces: The following officers were
elected: President, William j. Hammond
of New Orleans; Vlce-Presidents, l.. q
Crump, Of Richmond, and Robert G. streater
of Deseret, Utah Secretary and Treasurer
John Collins, of Cincinnatii Corresponding
Secretary, h. A. Hamilton, of Philadelphia
The reports of officers were favorable
Resolutions of sympathy with the eight
hour strikes now prevailing, and denouncine
/ IL. .a..unn OF NLLan