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Z)t Lancaster 0n?cttc.
CORGB WBAVI-'.H.KI'ITOl'. A Nil PROPRIETOR
CITY OF I.ANC.STKB.
T.ietl;iy i: von ii sr. .rl 0. 1854
Toe Pittsburgh Poiroxixo Ce.
S me developments have been trade
which induce Hie appie!.eiis:oi tint (lie
three cliililipii of Mr. Ch'IiI'KI were in
I cut ii n it 1 1 y poisoned by a mm who h',d
quarreled with Mr. C. Tin bodies w-cie
lakon up mi Thursday by the Corouct,
mid the st gov there being no tpp
ratlin in Pittsburgh capable ol' analyzing
the rnntenlg nf llie stomachs nf tint chil
dren, they weie taken In Cleveland for
lh 8 1 purpose.
Ttte Ti. &() R 1 1 b i a i Tlio editor
nl the Wheeling G iZ"tle liis lately seen
several of Iho rontiictors on llie Bait:
moie anil Oliin road, who agreed in soy
ing tlint llie work on the mud ii progies'
sing rapidly, and thai there can ho no
donhl nf iheir finishing it in time fur run
ning the firs by the fust of Jmiuary
next. .
ClIOI.FRA IN IIlfllll.AM) CoLvrv. Tho
Pttirt amies that three men and one wn
mnti, in the ueighiimliooil of New Mar
ket, Higolu'td ('ti'ity. died, Inst week
of a disease which thn physicians pro
flounced cholera. Several others were
attacked, lull nil recovered. Those who
died had recently returned from (he
West.
nyWo. notice n statement In :he ef
fect that Judge Thompson, nf Penn
aylvania, haa lulrly decided, in the
Ciiorl of Cnmmnii Plead, that the ten
tntnf a finn, in 1 1 1 u l Slnto, c;innt re-
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lllilkli III Gl" I inn iiiiiiiiiiiT iiipiii iiii7 imiiii
no matter how prndnred. Tin ha heen
long a vexed q'lealinn, and the Jude'a
opinion ia of inteieai tnfaimera general.
'7- , .
Stanly's LrTTt.B Urn. Srott.TUe
flos on Allaa thus it-feia In the letter of
the lion. Ivlwanl Stanly, and the po-i
linn and popularity of General clt. It
tsyst
"Mr1. Stanly puts his case airmie'y. and
his logic is unanswerahle. Ilia leil-i
will do much goud, but Ii Nmtli ami Smith,
it -will to ini to phice the I'renideiitiul
qiiominn in a propel lorm helmo the
Whig- of the whole coiimry. Now. then,
one word in roncln-ion Mr. Stanly anya
that Gen. Scott waa in favor of thn "coin
promise meaBurea." We have on donhl
if thai tact, the Whig- oflhe Ninth have
no doubt of thill fact; and yet they will
henrily titppurt him if he is nnmiiiaied,
and give him mich u vote aa I in not heen
given for ti Wliia candidate nince the
campaicn of 1340 The Whiganf the
"vim Mi do not wihIi me L-oiiipruinwe
measure- lobe dragged into the cnnviH
Tliey do not nk for a camlidiitu who it
opposed to them. The atiengtli of Gen.
Scott upon theae point h, ia in the f tot
that allhnugli ho waa in favor of the
t mpriimisn himself, ho dnea not thete
f - e repudiate and insult those who ilif
lie is'
! from htm on these qnettioni
lm' for intrriiwing llie Whi pint I'm in,
fid crowding every good Whijj off of
. It, who does not discern clemly the wis
"doto and benificence of the Compromise
mens'ires. ll Is the liheraliiy ol hit opin
ion, it is the broad nationality of hi cliai
actor anil his l.fri that ciuie men to e'eave
to him, and which commutida from them
ronfidr-nce and respect. "
t S""Do tip the bnsiiiesa you were
tent there to perforin -the people look foi
it l he V want no trifling in the rase. If
tho business cannot be ml through be
twneti ihia and the fiiM of June, it can
tjever he occompliidind hy llie smno -el ol
lehislalors. Lither finish the icntk, or
retiij anil go home!"
The ahovo is from the Linriiater Ivi
fo, (.ocoficn.) The Eagle teems di
pxaed to he out of humor wil h its fi iemla.
Have patience neighbor, "iho consiini
lion is In the hnndt of its friends." and
they are gelling St per day. Cirvlerillr
llrral.l
A visit tit Cohimhus of three days en
abled our tieif-hhor to progress, and he
is now of thn opinion that the "snme
legialators" can "accomplish" the. work.
This is t great wot Id.
Tin New Yohk Tniuunv. This
t. I
nt
! per cTe '" clothed in new anil beau.
. tlful lypu. s,i" ,"jy Rrat piosper
ityand ttnlnW" ' rircuhiii
Loorinii GiAsaef"" Nihm Acor
respondent of the UttV.el', Chronicle
ayt ,
"The following tilan is -terf.?' 'Tie-
cious lor scarioa birdsTiom fiuit n),"'1'
er produce. One of mv servants h.J'.H
by chance broken a lookinn ulats. Ii f...
peared m me that the broken pieue,
suspended by a'atrino, an as lo turn free
ly in every direction, would give the
appearance ol something moving about.
which would alarm the birds. 1 accoid
!i!'y tiiod the plan, sod found that no
bird, not evou the most foolljardv uf iheni
dure Ci'itin itotu. - vu.-f" hair atlackeil
my peas; on suspending a few bits of the
Itiokiuit glaas Hmotiust them the maraud
erslefl the place. The tomtit nttackod
my set.kle pears, to wbirh they seem
very patiiul, A bit of looking gluts mis
peuded in front of the tree put a stop to
. the rnitrhief. My granea waa then much
damaged, before they were ripe, by
thrushetand starlings; a piece nflnoking
glass drove these away, and not a grape
was touched atlerwurds. lad before
tried many plant, but never found any an
efT-ciual as the above."
Dourrrian VRDicr.In an action
brought for damages sustained by
reason of the bite of a dog. and
: tried last week in one of the Justices'
Courts in that city, before a jury, the fid
lowing curious verdict was rendered.
namelyt "We find the plsntiff six cents
'. dam-get, ami the dog In he giver; to the
r'antifT, by 5 o'clock this alernonn, lo
iiir Iron i eilieirttiA ultllcnlilt a -
-Troublra t ra-ilr-from
Nw York. Apiil 16. Tim SeirraNa
vhiIh srilvril this ttiiernnnu. She biiug
2SG lassenger an I $400,009 in gold dut.
1 lie bit-tuner Winht'lil ScoM, Cu'ilnr
nia, Tennessee, Oi lean ami Constitution
were all at Panama anil hound ( San
Fiaiiciscu. Pi ire of passage was exceed
ingly low. California passengeie were
lew.
I 1'he ne wa from California it to the 20lli
of Match, ami is rather interesting
Our tin respondent at 'San Francisco
wntet that there were tymptotis of neti
oua difficulty at Sonnra.
The French (Xpidilion which left San
Fihiicisco a aboit time Bgo, professedly
for the pui po-e of making lie w gold dis
coveiies. Whs really html on revolution
izing that rouniiy and estaiiliahtng an
indepeioleiit g.nei nineiil , wi:h Do idea
of being annexed In the United States
I ha Cailfornians were much annoy
ed at hit movement, and talked nf get
Hug up' an expedition of a thousand A
inei icaus to lake posession nf Sonora, lo
drive out the 1 rei.ch. The inhabitants
of that country were anxious to be inde
pendent.
A duel was fought at Sonnta Costa
on the 1 Sih. between Pavid C. Uroder
it-k and Judge Caleb Smith. They ex
chnnged six shots, without doing any
damage.
No further teiious damage was appre
hended by the floods. 'I ho papers is
lllled with accounts ol disasters.
Thtee men. one of whom was John
R lioomas, ol Ol: io, died at Contra Cos
ta, from loiling poison mushrooms
An indignation meeting was held at
Sacramento, to consider the bill recent
ly passed in the House in relation to
contract ol labor with the Lhinete eml
granla. The bill is denounced aa in
tended lo introduce a system of quasi
shivety, and as an outrage upon the rights
oflhe American laborers.
Tho bill passed the House, after a
violent opposition, by a vote of 30 In 20,
It is thought the bill will not pass the
Senate, or if it doea the governor will
veto it
Mr. Van B-iren introduced a bill in the
Senate, approving the Compromise meus
tires.
Tho cliiiper ship Northern Light has
been engaged to proceed to Aca'iulco
for the passengers uf the Noith America
Further intelligence makes it alinosi
certain that the Schooner Exact from
Oregon has been lost with all her crew.
Since the departure oflhe last steam
erthe weather has become favorable and
business is improving. Prices have un
dergone iii change of importance, but
W'eie strengthening. Large tales of Chi
li flower at $99 25, and more confidence
exhibited. Whisky wanted at 30 cents
Oilier articles selling in small quantities,
at previous ratea.
It is said Gen. Floret had been cn
vettly, materially aided by the Peruvi
ana and Euuhah.iu his movement against
Ecuudot. The Ecuadorian charge had
demanded his passports oflhe Peruvian
govei loin-lit and left the country on the
25ih of March.
The city of Guyaquil had been put
in a stale of aeige, owing lo an expected
alt ick from Floret.
No vessels were allowed In approach
the city iiftnr sundown.
The English ship Lima having arrived
there just alter sundown, waa fired at
'""n ''1B ""'"'yi'"'1 luckily without of-
li'lii.
Exflmngn on Atlantic cities four pur
cent, piemium.
Muikels in the interior were impt'ov
ing At Sacra nemo business was biisk;
Urge sides ol flour, beef and polk.
The Viiiilnncii Committee met at San
Fianciaco on the evening of tho 19th
M uch, Three bundled and fifteen mem
he re were present; their proceedings
were aecret
Dates from Cnllno to the 25th ultimo
are received. Panama buaiueas was iin
proving.
A Valparaiso vessel had ai rived from
Baltimore wild 1000 barrels of flour,
w hich she lauded at S3 per barrel with
out paying the duly.
The piisoners of the Galapagos Is
lauds, a penal settlement of Ecuador,
seized an Ameiican whale ship lying
iheie Georgia ILiwIand, nf New Bed
ford, captain and after killing the Gov
ernor of the Island and putting the cup
tuin and crew on shore, tailed lor 1 umbo-
te. They subsequently fell in with a small
schooner of r hues expedition, and cul
the t'lrouls of twenty three of those on
hoard, in hopes of thus making their
peace will) the Ecuadoiian government.
They were subsequently captured by a
Swedish biig and taken into Guayaquil,
ami ate being ttiej.
Emancipate i) St.Aves. The steamer
Editor, which airived yesterday fiomSt
Louis, brought up twenty four negrnea,
all of whom hail been emancipated by a
Mr. Harper, who resides near St. Louis
They are u hearty looking party, and
ihey will, no dotioi, prove- good and use
ful citizens in Liberia, which place is
their destined home, Mr. Harper gen
erously pays their expenses tn Baltimore.
id the American Colonisation Society
.jlirovide them with a conveyance to
AfrieahU is true philanthropy Pitts
tost. 0 -
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of New York theV";" ''f l?m
Emanuel and the lady were enged tn
be married, ar.d- in auticipaliorrot ,.
Miss L bought the furniture, Emsuiit
iiroviding the funds to pay for it. 1 he
panics were to be msrried, according tn
agreement, about the middle of next
May; but Emanuel not long since gave
the fair one notice that hecould not marry
her, pleading poverty nt a reason. She
took this notice as a breach uf promise,
and when the furniture was claimed, she
refused in give it up, and suit waa bro'l
In compel her uncle, who ia her guard
ian, tn restore the chattle. The jury
found a verdict for the defendanll So
Miss L. remains in possession.
ET'Dr. Pretty, an English physician,
appears to have found a very simple means
of arresting the hiccough. It ia sufli
cient iu tqiirisze lh wrist, preferably that
of tb right hand, with a piece nf airing,
or with the fora-firjer nd thumb of the
nfrohnd. . .
Wikfi kld S TT Nut ttlay pusses Itui gives'
us tome new evidence f the pnpul.tritj f Gen.
Sttl ami of die l coil of tint people to place dim
the Prrsidriitiul C'iair At llie Cnnve itin l
Paiuesville. yesterday, every voice wa raised !
Scott, anil tin feeling scema universal, thai under
be least ilie R--rvr w.mld 'izaiu mil ii" tint Whin
iiinj.ui'iee of I SlU. -nil the p'irty itgniu tukethe pn
ition of winch arclionnl jeirtiuay ami the schemes
o! selti.u lender Imve deprived it. In new mm.
reiiiinylvuuia ami Ulu.i. Iiw nunultriiy w men
imi oilier nwn cuii bnnat, ami theie i no reason
ahled.'uht that these three srent Stale will give
liiin tlieir electoral vote. C7rt" Hr.
Rats! Rats! R. B. Leach visited
us last week, and with bis "Rat Exterm
inator," cleared our house of these trouh
lesome visitors in one nijjht - Clere.
Dem .
ll it were not for his name, we would
say send the rat man to Columbus in
stanler. llul there are leeches ecough
there already.- Cin Alia:
Aiioknda Ait Important Omiss!on
Hv tome fitaliiy, we forgot to give an
important item in Bf.ckki.'s speech, thai
nreceiletl the Inmoua and never In be
f.iigntten buttle of the saml bnxrs, in the
House of Reptetenlatives of Ohio, on
Thursday, the I5lh of April, A D. 1352.
In speaking of the doings and sayings of
the noted Kokhuth Legislative commit
tee, of which Demagogue Wri.i.kr was a
component part, B'CKRt. said that they
held on to Koati'Tll like gum death; that
they went further after him than they
should have thine; they followed him all
tho way to Cincinnati, when there was a
committee here from that city to receive
him; that they hung on to htm to light
that, if rumor was true, some of them lost
their coat tails in being pulled away from
him at the U tier ti City!
ll is supposed that this allusion to an
accident of some of these committee men
at Cincitmi ti, stirred up the chivalrous
blood nf wki.lcr to the desperate deed
of blood, of which ho was, very shortly
iherealter, the dire perpetrator.
The vindication of llie truth nf history
required us lo add this item, that poster
iiy may duly understand and appreciate
all the causes anil provocations that led
tn the famous battle of the land boxes.
O. S. Journal.
A Nkw Jockkv Cn'n The great
Democratic parly of the Union has Je
generated into a horse jockey club, and
the organ of that parly, the Democratic
Review, hat also degenerated into a mere
register nf the latest speculations and
exploits of the turf. The last number of
that organ describes the present coiidi
lion of affairs in the rlub, as follows. It
is s dignified, truthful, and, withal, rath
er amusing sketch of a very dilapidated
set ol tndivdooalst
"We stand on llie course ol lemo
craliccore lakers; hut we will lake very
good care, should tpaveneil nags, or
lame ponies, like our beaten old fogy
hacks, or ricketly cobs, present them
s-lves for admission, tn tell them at once
ilial they are humbug; that they are cal
culated to injure the credit oflhe course,
and our own individual credit as one of
the keepers of the same; that ihey had
better gut home ai d lie up: that what
looks like strong legs in them ate merely
windbags of chronic pufling; that they
are 'no go;' that they cannut come it,
"We actually met pnor Governor Mar
ry, spavined, wind blown, strained, ring
boned, and with a huge gray spot still
sore on hit flunk, just ai the vety gaie
as we came in, and merely out of re
spect for his family and his fiiends, we
advised him tn go home tn rural pasture,
lo preserve his equine attributes a little
longer, and not make an ass of himself."
Rkmakk ni.K Case up Dio't'sv It is
iluled that on less than 397 pounds
weight of water have been taken from
the chest n Mrs, N. B. Fairbanks, of
Sterling, Mass., ut nineteen tappings oi
operations peifomied upon her dining a
period of about five and a half years, lusi
putt, by Dr. P. T. Kendall.
Mi'Hnun of a Fkmai.r in Viikiinia.
Mr. Rains, sn old ludy who recently dit
appeared finm the neighborhood of Har
lisliurgh, Virginia, has benn found in the
Shenandoah liver, about twenly miles
below the place where she disappeared,
in a hug, with her head cut off. Some
time ago she received a check from her
son, (who is now in Cnhfornia.) nn a
Philadelphia bank, for St. 000, which she
hud deposited with Gen. Lewis to draw
for her. On the day she disappeared she
had gone to Gen. L'a to see about the
nun ter, and on her return home, she be
ing partially blind and it becoming dark,
lost her way, when some fiend in human
shape, supposing she had procured hei
money, (which she hud not.) butchered
her in the manner abovo indicated.
Pine On. Gar. A company has been
formed in New York In manufacture
pine nil gas, an article recently patented
in England. It is suid a gallon of it costs
hut 12 cents, and will be suflii ient for
tho supply of twenty burueit for one
hour. 1 hirty lights burning five hours
per night will cost but $1,12$; while the
city gat, for iheNiame number of burn-i t.
would cost $2.23, making a difference in
one year of $410 in favor of the new in
vention. 1 he appnralut is said tn be
veiy simple and occupies but a small
space.
A Hard Hit. The Michigan railroad
has had tome very severe hits on account
nf the tardiness ol the locomotive, but
we think tho Erio toad catches it be
low:
Affecting Scene from an unfinished
Flay. jbidgar. Adieu, my life, my
love I
Pauline, Sayest thou adieu? My
"nil misgives me, Edgar strange fear
uae a heavy dumpltn here, my life.
AW! vrinW goaat thou in this strange
battel A 6
Edgar. Vsy. atVina nor. You tack
my soul with trTov.,
Pauline. Hp V ugar. 1 must know)
Edgar. Welt, ti i mt p,ulino .
Dunkirk! , (
Paulin. To Dunkirk! Vol Nl No!
Edgar. Yea, by the Erie JUilrtvft
Pauline, Nay, then, farewell
AH ia over. i-artert journal.
Parker' Journal. , .
wm
430 reeruita left Newport (Ky.,'
barracks, last weak, for Santa Fe. A
long march!
The gallant Post-Master General
hat appointed Sarah Elizabeth McFad
den, "poit-master" at Rock Run, Md.
Wodtiesrtiit tven g, April SI, 18.V2
Locnrnco Lr.omi-ATioN. The article
from a New Jersey paper occupies con
siderable room, but it is lich and racy, an
attractive narrative founded upon fact
um! will repay a perusal. The Ohio
Legislature has been somewhat cele
brated in the woy uf fun, but we think
the accidental Loco Legisljture of N.Jer
sey outstrips its Buckeye contemporary-
hy a long shot, and while we are very
suxiout for the reputation of our own, we
cheerfully accord the palm tn their breth
ren of the East.
As8ES8oii8'Dt.ANKs An Improvement.
It is whispeted about that the Com
missioners of the county, after claiming
the power of controlling tho printing of
Assessors' Blanks for several years past,
concluded on Saturday last to throw the
responsibility on the Auditor, ' It ia fur
ther stated that the Auditor has contract
ed for the same at the rate of about 35
cents per quire, effecting a fcaviugof about
65 cents each upon 120 quires or there
abouts, in the aggregate some $75.
Not being personally posted up in the
matter, we publish the report as we get
it, promising tn mete nut tn the Auditor
exact justice with the Commissioners,
should we hud out tn the contrary. We
have no desire tnbe partial in this mat
ter, and stand open to conviction.
"Tub New Constitution &c."Tt
was argued upon the stump and in the
papers, in favor oflhe new Constitution,
that it provided for "biennial sessions"
aud"meetitigs in January" after the holi
days. In the year one of the "glorious
instrument," we have an extra session
and that commences before the holidays.
It will be re mem be id that a distinguibh
ed member of 'he last Locofocn Con
ventiou asked and was not answerer!
"what does the Democracy care about
Constitutions, when they stand iu the
way of the party 1"
Anothkr Sick It was intimated ihat
the Senii r editor of the Cincinnati En.
qvircr, Mr. Faran, did not agree with
the Junior editor, Mr. Robinson, in his
estimate of the Ohio Legislature and Mr
Medary. Mr. Faran, upon his return
from the east, promptly putdnwn this ru
mor. He says;
"The senior editor of this paper, on
his return to Ins post, alter an absence ol
some four weeks, was surprised to learn
I hut attempts had been made at Colum
bus, and other places in the Slate, to cre
ate the impression I hut there was a dif
ference of views between himself nd
the junior editor, as to the measures and
policy of our Dem ici iiic fiiends at Co
lumlnis. It is proper to any that such a
difference does not exist, and has imt ex
isted between u-; th.it we concur iu opin
ion us to the impropriety of iho course
puisued on the piinting question, rxirn
session, adjournment, ciiiniuul coiiil.aud
Board if Public Woiks "
It is simply necessary, tn do justice, to
add that Citizen Med my is still "ulive
and kicking," "ready cocked and prim
ed" anxioiM to meet thn man who hut
ted the bull off the bridge and willing to
bark the men who are trying tn but the
Locomotive nfl.
A Louo.viotivk Exri.oiiKD An engine
on tin Erie Railroad collapsed a flue on
Thursday evening, near Chester, New
Yoik, instantly killing the fireman, and
ueut ly if not fatally scalding the engine
man. Tho engine was nearly new and
was considered one of the best on the
road. Thn explosion was probably caus
ed by ilie neglect of the engine man, iu
allowing the w iter to get loo low in the
boiler. No passengers or any persons
except those on the engine were injur
ed.
EAni.y intiir Fikld. The Whigs of.
Pieblu county are olieady in the field
with o first rate ticket for county olliceis.
and llie Register has no doubt of its sue.
cess.
Tho Locofocn Central Committee nf
Fait field, on last Saturday, fixed llie 5th
day of June for the primury elections of
thai patty.
Bold RnniiKiiY We copy the follow
lowing from the Hancock Journal uf last
week:
"On Thursday night Inst, the residence
of Dr. Gol'Clirii, of this place, was en
lered by some one or more thieves, and
3200 taken from the pocket of bis puma
loons which were hanging on a chair, and
a gold watch. The rascals appeared lo
have some knowledge of the ptemises,
judging Irotn the manner in which they
proceeded lo business, A drawer ol
a bureau was taken In and left on the
porch, and some other articles found re
moved from their respective localities."
Supposkd Drath from Etiirr A
few days sgn a resilient of Chelsea, Mast,
had ether administered to him previous
to uiuleigoing a surgical operation, to
removes toe nail which grew down inlo
the quick. Tho surgeons had just com
meticed tn use thn knife when the pa
tient'a pulse rapidly declined. Restnra
lives were applied in vain, and death en
sued in about 15 minute.
Cass iej EfffW Jnjiar. Tba Demo
crots of CliiUU,iu Essex county, N.J,
in appointing representatives to select
delegates In the Baltimore Convention,
instructed them tn vote for Cass men,
and under nn circumstances to gn for
thote who favored Commodore Slockton.
They must have been reading the Com
modore's late speech iu Trenton.
Tin San Juan Linr to California.
e steamer Pioneer has been chartered
h(Va.d0,bilt &Co., of New York, to
-Minn ihWvroute from San Juan to San
Fhscison, and making the fifth ateamer
mfniyed on th. line. . Sh will tail in a
tew uys tor the Pacific aide.
- From the tUule (N. J) Guzette.
Might Seaslou of Ilia Legislature.
Maiicii 25 1852.
- The House met in the evening, and
afierthe business had been ouetluough
with, the members gave themselves up
to a degree ol levity which it lies not
been our fortune lo witness in any previ
ous Legislature.
It had leaked out that a demijohn of
brandy, with crackers and cigars, bad
been provided by the Secretaiy nf State
for the proper reception of his fiiends,
and in a few minutes, as might have been
expected, the House was without a quo
rum!
The House was repeatedly called, and
finally a quorum was brought together'
and it was verv evident that they had
imbibed a very lively spirit.
A million uaa made in appoint a com
mntee to wait on the Uovernor lo see
whether ho' had any communication to
make lo the House,
A member rose to a "pint" of order.
He wanted tn know whether there wasn't
some other object in making this motion,
and. requested the gent leman making it
to give the fuels iu the matter.
Mr. J. M Clink was in the chair; he
requested the gentleman to explain.
Iho memlier said that he helleved
the principal object was to take a diiuk
v.th thh uovemoi! rtoars ol laughter. J
He had taken one drink with him this
evening, and it was about time they had
auolhei.
The Chair thought the "pint" of or
der was a proper one. The motion was
eairied and llie committee retired.
The Chair called the House to order,
and said the gentlemen from Essex. War
ren, Hunterdon, Camden, Gloucester,
ftulem and Hudson have '.he floor ! A
plausp.J
Mr. Speaker, what's the question!
The Chair -The tepoi t of the com
mittee to wait on llie Governor.
I thought the commitee was appint
ted.
The Chair. They were op pitted
some lime ug
Mr. Speaker, there t no eort of use in
passing the incidental bill with the S30
approptiatiou to each member the Gov
eruor will certainly veto it.
Mr. B That uiii'i tn 1 don't believe
a word of it I just look a drink with
the Goveinoi!
Mr.Speokei! Mr.Speukei! (rap-rap )
I ode!' the following resolution, which I
trust will be adopted without a dissent
ing voice.
Resolved, That iho "bricks" in mem
bera' bats be appropriated to the erec
lion of an additional wing to the Luualic
Asylum!
Adopted with immense applause.
The following resolution was then
ofleied:
Resolved, That the clerk infotm the
Senate that this House is now ready
logo into joint meeting for the appoint
men! nf coionert to hold an inquest on
the dead body of the Maine liquor law.
Which was adopted
The following was thou offered by the
same gentleman:
Resolved, That Messrs Sandford and
Boyle be invited lo dunce the Fisher's
hornpipe!
The ('hair derided ihis leso'uiion out
of order. An appeal was then taken
l'ii-tn Ihis decision.
The Chair All in favor of sustaining
the Ciiiiii will say aye ihe ayes have il!
Roars of laughlei,
Mr. Speaker, I offer the following:
Resolved. To ho tetious, that the
Speaker ting a song!
Mr. Speaker, 1 offer ihe following as a
substitute:
Resolved, Thut Messrs. Cline, Shay
and May hew be appointed lo make ar
rungemenlt for a "shin dig." In be had
iu ihe. rotunda, and that the finnt seats
heresetved for the ladies Mr, Cline to
perform on the jews hap, Mr. Shay on
the tiimhoiiue, Mr, Mayhew on llie bull
hddle, and Mr. Young on ihe bone casti
nets. The substitute was unanimously adopt
ed Here a motion was made requesting
Mr, Cbnk to vacate ihe chair, tool gio
place to Mr. ('line of Warren The res
olulion pievaileil, bi d Mr. Cline was
coiiduclei! ri et aimis in the chair. Hav
ing taken his seal, he said: "The House
will come to oider "
This ws followed by terrific applause.
A minimi was made and rallied up
pointing Mr. Mayhew Assistant Speiikei
on ihe right and Mr. Young Assistant on
Ihe left.
The three speakers having tsken their
chairs, n huge hummer was placed be
fore them to be use as o gavel,
Mr. Cline lifted the huge hammer with
both bunds, and brought it down with
considerable forco, calling the House at
the same lime tootdei! while roars of
laughter went up from every quuiter ol
the House,
A gentleman rose and offered tho fol
lowing: Resolved, That a proper person be
employed lo lake tho daguerreotype
likenesses of the three Speakers. Adopt
ed. The following resolution was then of
ferod: Resolved, (hat a committee be appoint
ed to ascertain whelher ihe p,entlrmun
from lluliderilon ( Mr Burnett) has yet
discovered the cat in the meal tub of the
Dam bill.
Criea of Hewitt." "He wit."
The SpcaltrMr Hewitt will come
firward and explain thia resolution,
Mr Hewitt not appearing, cries..,f Mr
Cooper followed iu quick succession.
Mr. Cooper irt'tde a few very nppropri
ate remarka explanatory of the bill to im
prove thn navigation nf llie Delawaie.
in, wliicn he said that inasmuch at ihe
Ivuse had refused tn pass a special hill
tornable them tn erect dams on the Del
avlire, he thought they would rather
pals i general law, as that was Demo
cratic!
food, good," and immense cheering
follwed Ihis speech.
he following resolution was then of-
ler
solved. That the thanks of the
Hnlse be hereby tendered to Mr Coop-
for lis masterly exposition of the princt
ple4f the General Laws, and that he
herafter have full privilege to damn the
Delaware or any body else.
Hire followed pause a number of
members having retired lo take a drink.
Durihg the pause eoma mitchievooa per
son hail put a demijohn In lh desk ofi
hi- ir..-.i ...i... i .i i .r. i.:- r - I
on ouiioiiMu, tp-iit, iuu ten ins seal lor a I
moment. Mr S. is . warm advocate of
Ihe Maine law.
The following resolution was then of
fered: Resolved, That Messrs. Tatem, Bovle
anil Feiiuumore be appointed a commit
tee to search the desk of Mr. Saudford
for any liquor secreted in contravention
of the statutes of Maine.
This set the House in a roar, and cre
ated the suspicion in the mind of Mr.
Ssndford that he was about tn be victim
ized tn the ruling passion fur fun. He
looked in his desk and found the demi-
john, pulled it out. and with all his
strength broke it mm a th oiisaud pieces Judge owan, at Columbus, will attempt
by dashing it against the floor. While I '" judicial interference with the outrage
ihis was going on the mars of laughter ous provisions, but simply shape their
had reached an extravagant height, and
immediately after a dead calm prevailed
Here a member veiy gravely rose and
hoke the silence by offering a resolution,
leq-iesting Mr. Samlford tn deliver a
temperance address!
Mr. S nidford replied that whenlie ad
dressed temperance meetings, be always
preferred a sober audience
A member here asked the piivilege of
I'iving notice of the introduction of a bi I.
Leave being granted, ho gave notice of
the following; .-
"A bill to pay for the contents of the
bottle found iu Mr Saiidford's desk."
The following resolution was thou nf
fered:
Resolved, That a committee of the third
House be appointed tn inquire for the
whereabouts of ihe par redemption bills.
(,'ries for Hoxsey, Grover, Mairs, Sec.
Mr. Hoxsey was seen in ihe lobby and
brought up to ihe Speaker's chair by
main force. He congratulated the House
on having passetl the par-redemption
principle.
A resolution was hern offered to in
vite Ihe Governor to address ihe House.
A committee was appointed to request
his presence.
Mr. Young culled the "Previous Ques
tion." Several members rose to their feet and
asked the Speaker what the question
was.
The Chair The Previous Ques
tion." "What in the il 1 is previous ques
tion?" inquired another.
"1 move the chair expluin," said a
third.
The chair, after several loud taps with
his large hammer, siid if the House
would come to order he would explain
"Order, order, order let's have the
chair's explanation."
The Chair. As far as T am able to
undeislaml the question, it is the Pre
vioiis Question!!
'I his announcement was received with
tremendous applause.
Here a gentleman rose tn offer a res
olulion which be thought would meet
the whole difficulty. Severol members
objected that it was not in order.
The chair said that it was ulways in
order to settle a difficulty!
"Good,' said several voices.
The resolution was than offered !
Resolved That the cbaii man person
ally invite the Senate and House to a
ten apin supper, where they can get thir
teen hmtles of champaign lo drink. Re
leu ing loan item in llie incidental hill
of thirteen boltlea of chnmpaign for the
House of Refuge Committee
The resolution was adopted.
The following resolution whs then of
fered:
Resolved, That it shall lie lawful foi
the Camden Biid Ambny Railroad Com
puny to pass any law. they please, any
thing in the constitution to the rontraiy
not withstanding. Adopted.
At this point being after three o'clock
the Governor's veto lo the incidental
hill was received, ontl thai being a direct
attork upon ihe pockets of the members,
ihey were sobered and made serious nt
once, anil tho night session adjoin nod.
Kossuth's Bill. 'I he "Catholic Tel
egraph" fuiiii-dies the items of Mr. Cole
man's bill, for entertaining M. Kossuth
and suite at tho Burnet House, ns fid
lows:
Flies SP4 r,n
VVii-hiu" fi? 2fl
Meil iron's 311 "ill
Kx tin Meals f)4 on
Cluinipiiiiiiie anil Sherry 51 I'd
Cigars IVstnge, &c ' Kit 7-'i
Ale. I'oi ter, Ac H (
Stationery, t, tit Ciiidectinnary Illl 00
I art iase o;, on
Itarlirr's I ill, ,
I'rivaln I'ailor
Piiv.itefW C .)
Board ol'Cjov. Kos-uth and ntiiie. ,
I'urlors No. 43 ami 44 ,
5!) (Ill
S.i 00
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.'il l Illl
I 'ill lit)
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The abovo amount (says the Tele
graph ) was no mine than a lair comiien
antion, we have no tloubl.for the expense,
trouble and damage lo properly to which
ihe Burnet House was subjected while
the King of Gypsies, very dear M. Kos
sutb, was slopping iheie with hi follow
ert. Yet the Council reduced the hill
nearly one half and then refused to nay.
Bou-NTY Laniih A meeting was held
in Philadelphia on the 13: h inst., anil
lesolulions adopted requesting Congress
lo , increase the grant offbtty acies of
land to soldiers, who have set ved in the
several wars, to ICO.
DkOTof Indiasna. It it taid that the
Slate of Indiana, by ihe sale of her stock
in the M!isim ami lndiunlis Rail
road, will be able to pay off $750,000 of
her debt ihi ) ear.
L7 Judge Parris. the new democratic
mayor of Portland, Mo., wat sworn into
i. (lice on Mo.iday, anil in his address stat
ed that in the same hall tint he was then
standing iu, he was inaugurated Govern
or nf the State morr than thirty years
ago. Ho also avowed his determination
In enforce all the laws, the Maitie liquor
law included.
7"Geueral Canales, after defeating
Carvajal, returned lo Matamoras, was re
ceived with rejoicing and honored with a
grantl ball.
HTThe Virginia Senate baa passed
the bill from the House In elect magis
tratet, sheriffs, clerks, &c, by the people.
' UtrA lot of ftesh green post were re
ceived iu New Yoik on Tuesday, by the
ateamer Alabama, from Savannah.
Ey Green peas are only 91,50 per peck
io Faneull Hall Market, Boston.
Tut Efkrct. The intelligent editor
. e . u u a r. r
''f.,h? 8Pr""?fi'' Gazette wr.t.ng from
Cincinnati on Thursday, says:
"The money market here, though rath
er easier, bodes nt.t well fnr the future.
The movements in Columbus are ex
trenely prejudicial. The Life and Trust
Company will soon give legal notice that
its loans must be cancelled nearly two
millions of dollars, and covering at least
five millions nf property. The NevV
York stockholders, governing the major
ity of the Lafayette Bank stock, have
long desired to close it up, and the pres
ent tax law will satisfy them Ohio need'
n" foreign capital. We are informed
course sn as Inclose up their business.
Praying in a Ball Room. Rather a
queer circumstance, nut put down in the
programme of the evening's amusements,
occurred at the Hamilton House ball on
Wednesday evening, which created nr
htlle amusement and surprise. It ap
pears that some one tent an invitation tr
Elder Knapp, the famous revivalist, who
holds forth in the city at present to crowd
ed congregations, to Btlend the said ball.
This he did, and entering the ball room
commenced praying, to the vast number
who went to pay their devolinna at the
shrino of Terpsichore, instead nf attend,
ing a prayer meeting; but before be had
proceeded far, a voice waa heard "for
ward four" The music commenced
play ing.nnd the Elder's voice was drown
ed by the "noise and confusion." He
shoitly after retired. Chicago Adv.
Tub Crystal Palace. The fate of
the Crystal Palace has at last been de
cided upon. Lord John Manners, the
chief; commissioner of woods and forests,
under the Derby administration, stated in
reply to a question put to him in the
House of Commons, that the Govern
ment tlid not intend tn take any step for
prtseiving it beyond May 1st. The ba.
ance of the funds in the hands oflhe exhi
bition commissioners, is to be expended in
the erection of a national gallery at Ken
sington, in which all the pictures and
statues, capable of being removed, are
to be placutl.
Passage of Pknsyi.vania Bank Bilii.
The Pensylvunia House nf Represen
tatives, .mi Thursday, passed bills char
tering the Commercial Bank of Pittsburg;
Anthracite Bunk of Tamagu'; the Far
mers' and Mecbanics'Bank nf Allentown;
the Erie City Bunk; the Farmers' and
Mechanics' Bank of Carlisle; the Bank
of Meudville, and the Bunk of Phceuix
ville; and rejected the Newcastle Bank
of Lawrence county, and the Bank of
Potistown. This ia Pennsylvania Loco
locoism. CP The Cincinnati Gazette says, it is
proposed in that cily, "tn raise a large
capital for the purpose of establishing a
daily paper under the auspices of the
M. E Church, and' that it shall aet its
fare like a flint against theatres, liquor
venders, et id nmnis geni. The editor of
ihe Cincinnati Christian Advocate favors'
the plan. We may remark that the cap
ital ahonlil be very lurge."
Tim PnrstDKNTiAL Campaign. Wr
prereiv" that the Preaiileutial campaign
has already opened in Kentucky. Hon.
Thomas L. McCreery, the democratic
candidate for elector in the third con
gressional tiistr-ct of that Slate, address
ed a large meeting in Christian county,
few days ago.
ITS It has been proposed to bold
convention, of all persons who served in
any of the war of the United Stales,
in Philadelphia, o tithe third Monday of
May.
A Singular Testimonial. It is stated
that 10,000 square feet of land in the
Washington Cemetery, near New York
city, have been deeded In trustees fur
the erection ofa monument, 150 feet high
lo Henry C ay, the cost of which ia tn be
raised by snbscripiinns, from twenty five
cents lo one dollar, from the ladiea of
the United States.
n?The emigration Irom Geiminy is
said to he increasing, and resembles the
Irish emigration, aa an exodus ofa na
tion. Tlnough the cily of Cologne,
there have passed in the course of
brief peiiod, upwards of 20,000 per-
5" Another musical rival of Jenny
Lind has been discovered in the female
Seminary at LeRoy, New York by, the
name of Mist Jay, who snng an echo
song recently that surpassed ihat of Jen
ny's, at least so say the New York pa
pert. The ' Jay bird." for tuch the wilt
be called, is destined to create a sensa
tion in the musical world.
tyThe Gazette says, there it at prot
ein more interest taken by the people or
Cincinnati in 'Spiritual Manifestations
ihaii ever before. Besides the Misses
Fox. there are 'scores of Mediums' in
different families in various paita oflhe
town.
Fyitts said that John P. , Hale, U.
S. Senatnr from New Hampshire, has
concluded, after the expiration of hit
Senatorial term, tn remove, lo New
York.
G? Th ere are 13,000 Cherokee emi
grants near Fort Smith, Ark., where
they are to receive each the per capita
of SOS 05 from the United Slates Super
intendent. ,
l-rHon. J. Clemena has been named
at thn Union candidate for Governor oi
Alabama.
Take Notice.
ALL pflnont Indebted to the late firm of FRANK
& CO., n hereby notified tocill tnd settle the
mo t the office of O. Steinmsn, J. P., Lane-iter,
Ohio, no other pertoo Is authorized to give receipt, -All
scrottnti, notes tnd duebills, hare been taaigned'
to the subscriber, and left with the said O. Stninaian,.
I P., for collection. L. H. SPRINGER.
Ap.UM--3w61 Of Cincinnati. Ohio..
City Rent Estate for Sale.
THE tubacriber offers for sale the Home and Lot,,
situated upon Wheeling ttreet, t few days East
of the roaidence of Dr. Bierstler, being a pan of Lot
Ho. 6. in Square No. 19. Th House ia a two-atory
tram ixl the Lot is 31 feet front. There la a aiaua
& other out house, a cistern and well, upon the pre
mises. I will also tell an out-lot of 4 acres, being a
portion or out-lot Ho. 9, situated at the north t
tnd ol
Broad-street, either In whole or in part.
road-street, either in whole or in part.
The above propertY will be sold low and term
madereaaonsble. ' SAMUEL SHERKICK.
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