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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-A fire broke
ont, on Saturday night last, in Philadel-
phia, at the sugar rehuery, on Broad near
QUAY street, by which the building was
totally destroyed. But the most mel
ancholy feature Of tEis occurrence was
the loss of life and the severe bodily in
Jury sustain among the fremen. 1t seems
that the walls of the Refinery fell upon
an adjoining Brewery, and crushed out
its front wall the latter falling upon twoen-
qines which were manned & at work near
it. Two men were Instantly killed, and
seventeen others were more or less Sc.
verely injured, in bruises AID fractured
limbs. The catastrophe naturally Gre
ated great feeling in Philadelphia.
PHoNoGRAPHY.-The Burlington Free
Press has the following comical illustra-
ton of the new science of Photography:
I'VE are credibly informed that it is in
contemplation to get up a class in Phon-
ography (or,bad s~pelhng)at Winooski city
forthwith, the special object of the enter
prise being to teach young gentlemen
and ladies' in that thriving reighborhood
to spell 'the wurds that tina employ in
maxim luv to each other so infurnal bad
" that tina can neither be red nor under
stood by eny pursun but the wun to boom
,ha are directed. Axiduntz have hap
nened in konsekwens of the want of a
nolledge of the lauz of fonografe. Our
informant adj that thisis a great coun-
try, and that lhar ar a great menny peepl
to the aker."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
Silver. Ware.

Unable, Desert and Tea Spoons, Salt, Mus
i tard and Cream do. Butter Knives &c. also
the Real German Silver Table & Tea Spoons,
For sale by GATES e. COSPER.
June Is, l847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
Gold Pens.
DissOIuliOn Notice.

HNHE firm OF ]. C. Maccracken having dissolv-
u ed, J. C. Maccracken associating himself
with Work Galbraith and John Maccracken TAX
ing charge Of the accounts and books of ]. 81.
c.. Maccracken and j. C. Maccracken, notice is
hereby given to all those indebted that immediate
payment must be made.
All accounts unsettled and all notes unpaid on
the 18th day of June next will be left in the
hands OF proper officers for collection.
John Maccracken will always be found at the
counting room of Maccracken g. Galbraith,
J.C. MACCRACKEN,
]. MACCRACKEN.
Lancaster May 10th l847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03

ErIt is proposed to include marriage
anonrthe games fclaste made Penalun-
der tie gamb!;Dg!sw.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
w. ae. RANKIN,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery.
OFFICE IN FOSTERS BRICK BUILDING,
" in the Room recently occupied by Charles
Borland, Esq. Entrance, one door west Of Kautf-
mans Drug Store, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
MAY Ia, l847. LII
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
Clocks
state OF ohio, .Uairdgl0 Countp

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
David Wildermuth and others Petition for the
Partition of 1876
Us. Acres of Land in
Sec. 8, Town. Is
Eli Wildermuth and others. and Range 10.
TUNHE Defendants, Eli Wildermuth OF the State
il of Indiana, Henry Alspach and Mary bis
Wife, of Hancock County, Ohio, and Philip Pentz
and Matilda his Wife Of Pickaway County, Ohio,
and Louisa Ann Wildermuth, a Minor, and Chris
tena WiIdeimuth, Widow, both of Fairfield Couu-
ty, Ohio, are hereby notified of the filing and OBJ
ject of the Partition in this case, and that an order
for the Partition ofsaid Land will be made at the
next September Term Of said Court.
J. RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
July 80, 1847. pf$3,5O 6w12
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
Cheap Watches.

DERSoNS wishing to purchase a good Gold or
L Silver Watch, as cheap as they can in the
Eastern cities; are invited to examine the extern
sive assortment for sale by
GATES g. COSPER.
Tallmadge House, Lancaster, June 10, 1917.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
SDeCtaCles

A Greater quantity than ever to be had at
IN. GATES & COSPER'S.
June 10, l847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING By
JOHN II. WRIGHT.
Agents for the Lancaster Gazette.

.Millsrsport: E. Vance Greenfield T; Walter McFar.
.Ne,o Salem. DR.. NJ d. Brock land Thomas Littlefeld
Plckerington: A. Bright, Jr Pleasant r. TIP. Ashbrook
Jefferson: David Jenning East RuShuills; David Baker
LGihopolis: Lewis Huber Ivy. RushuilIe; N. B. Cou lston
Canal Winchester: Or. Potter Bremen Heery Y Ashbaugh
LockuiiIe. Vim P. 1'ennent Auburn r; ]. Hall, B. Black
.dnonda: Nathan ]. Worrall Bern T: James r. Pearce
Royalon: ]. Clements, Jr Perry, Toipa: Levi Friend
amanda Tp. VIM. Ashbrook Madison 7. I. Z Koontz
CorTolI; William r. Breck lClearercsk; Col.W Hamilton
Basil: Henry Leonard G-anUiils: P. r Hagerman
Baliimors; Il. L Nicely Somerset; David Hewitt
v. B. PALMER, Esq, General Agent for the Eastern Cities
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27
CITY ARRIVALS

kxeuAsaz hersL-Aay aS-J Johnson LADY, Cinu Rev.
ana hay orcsnsboro q. Green and lady, Jersey
bnshnshan w snser. Frarktosa Mevean. Geors.sowu
boihne Mobile w su,hpeer Jersey; Denno,
and ,rsant Armstrong Y; n Scout Norfok q w Gun
nell 81 fo~hatan: Noye YORK; sehmaekrr Penn q r
Worthnfham. Baiim M wener Bo.to. MeConk,y Bati.
more Weinr fhila. Capt Clancy. Navy seldom
lady Nc rioif Bosey, spott-ylvana How YosA
Ihompssa and hd, Georgia. whehead souhsaie, Neos
Capt Smith, Havana.
EIcn,SsE HorKL, May 2s-wm Perry, Greenviile; VIM
+ Sedgwick, York; Nixon. J + Granley Ed Horn A
Elliott Caroline; A r wnnemotc, Phila Mr.. Stuart
and family, King George; II Carter, Maryland; b h
Hale, washington; tasg, Boston; T Souther ady two
children and servant, Yok; Thos Knox, Fredericks-
burg; ii Chsunecy, New York; X Brouehtou Norfolk;
Dueose, Csrolins; N Hnmell, N Jersey; IL N or
cott lady and servant Mrs Robinson children and seryt
N York; Hancock, Va.
CRY HorkL, May 25-T X Lee Mrs Lee and c Starr.
York; T. Massenbury, Southampton; q + Wilkins
Northampton; VIM Stou, Isle OF Wight Jas NJ Wbea
don' surfy; Woodbridge, Midlothian; Jno Dickey,
lady and child, Penn; DR. Wanenton Carter Chas CITY;
Burwel, MeCandlish and Rhea, Va; W II Nickles
Scott CO. Va; Jiggeits ami lady, Mecklcnbure; VIM
Cheek, Fredericksburg.
COLUMBIAN HorkL, May 26-A T Burton. Powh,,.n.
VIM Crump, Jr. do; Col Ssm'l Drake do; w Richard.
son, fluvanna; j NJ Aikcs, Pulaski, Va; J r Wronn.
Smthheld Glover, York; I A Proctor. Pr George:
Norwood, Warren, Z; r Farrar, Mocklonbu.p. w j
Wells, Petersburg; I Crutc, MecklenburR; w A Bran
ton, Dnwidde; ID Clarke, do; ID w Burton, Amelia: ]
Coleman. do; NJ Evans, do; VIM NJ Armis,ead &; ooch
land Laeke'i, Chesterfield; T II Woodsou. Cumber-
lond; Harrison, Goochland; Mr. Lpscomb do; p F,gg
Campbell; A Sallc Chesterfield; q w TAYLOR Gins CIV.
Taylor, do; III VI Freeman. New Kent J VI Watkins
Goochand; Jno nj Hsdcn, do; Thos Tucker Powhat M
John Miler do; Singleton Belt do; Jas Cates aud
lady, do II Diearnes, Norfolk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27
The Greatest Medlcine in shc world
DIR. SWA YNE'S IN
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

ra universal celebrity vaiuase acdes. A. ra,urs
throughout the United ststes AMI
constantly performing. has proved beyond doubt the
only safe and certain or Pulmonary Consumption
Coils Asthma. Splitting Hood Liver Complain Debility
Tickling ot Rising In the Throat Broaehs Deuy Breathing
OF any symPtcns Of Consumption.
the bowels eostise mid
occasionally Dr. s~aynes Compound Syrup Of wild Cherry
mene which has stood the
ing 10 the directions las de-ebcd D
seldom faiis The above pamphlet / vel a pcrnsaL
CAUTION! CAUTIONS!
Avoid all wnd Ra-am.
Biuers Syrups Of Wild Cherry rir- eoasn VIII
Cherry. sc SC they all
tain Of the virtue. Of the ORIGINAL and
prepared by nr H. swayne and
uy. Dr. swASNEs COMPOUND sYRUr or WILD CHERRY
!, composed OF vegetable ngrcdens Will Cherry oter
medicinal substances, equally ehseious
whole eheenay concentrated Il beyond ali
doubt the most pleasant
discovered Tor the Of Pulmonary
Of the Lungs aud Breast The
train OF spurious mators stands pro
perties-
Therefore, invalds for
bottle (which h enNolopsd beautiful wrapper.
OF William fcnn engraved thereon;
pr IT, swAfNE the eounerens Of which will he punished
forgery.
Prepared only by Dr. H. swAyNE N w Corner Of Eighth and
Race Phila.
ALSO, fcr sale wholesale and Retail. by
r.YToN JOHNSTON, MS Main ST.
and DuNItt fuRcEL Druggists it Main Agents
Richmond, Va,
Bragg wilson, and Chas. Co,lns Co., prusriss Peter.
burg Chas H. heinsh. Portsmouth: King Toy Norfolk luy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27

DTARruEr o. TRoors.-The u. S. steamship New Or
leans Capt Wright sailed last night for Vera Cruz She
took down Capt Mcintosh. u. :. MAJOR Lee and the
officers Of his command Majors r. G. Bosworth and r. I.
Cru,chfeld, psymastots DIR. Compton, surgeon aud
Mes- Bcsworh, Boggs and Campbell paymaser's clerks
She took four companies Of infantry $50 horses, ami
qusnty Of funds for the pay department, together with
quarermastcrs stores, &c. The New Orleans. under
Capt Wright has proved herself Of the best vessels
navigating the Gulf.-N. o. Pieayune, May 10.
AMERICAN PEisoNERs IN MExIco.-There n report
bu, merely a repor-hai Majors Gaines and Borand, and
Capts Clay and Hesdy and their commands allowed
the freedom Of the city OF Mexico. This do be-
heve know that short time before the last arrya
from Mexico they in close confinement IN the eons
castle at Santiago. We have heard that Gen Scott has
given the Mexican authorities understand that 1t hair
of their heads be touched he will make fearful retaliation
upon Them. SO far good but it that every
Mexican officer and soldier taken by the army should be
held IN close confinement I'LL the Encarnacon prisoners,
together with Midshpman Rodgers, brought safe
American camp The retention Of these prisoners,
after their release has been arranged fo and their close
confinement. Notwithstanding the cemency shown Mex.
prisoners producing excitement the army Of the
most porenous character natural that should
u enough to make ones blood boil Mexcans who
surrendered discretion going large upon parole, and
reflect that American prisoners who surrendered upon
terms honorable capuaon, and whose release besides
has bsrganed for, mmured in oahsome dungeon.
and abandoned the tender OF professional
keys.-Ib.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27

Tie mystery which attended tho departure from Wash.
ingt,n u Mf Mp Tnsi, t,,k n ths State Department
snd genn'mao Of the eapae ~ ss,fns ~ b. now IN s
Wy Il roiguo1hough ~ doubt not be- will discover t
fore be feaehes bs ,mneys end. dst though by mo- mean.
lifted i,f sDeh mission, be- ha- b,en Ike Senior Aoela
cent upon 70 ioyfs eusnd"
better from ihs Ycfa Cruz correspondent NJ The New
Orleans Times announces tbs suvs oi Mr. Tnst In ths
city, he Gb Instant with d,ag,etts of Cen Scott mo-,
c,m Peuy. TIE Commodore 'flys fhe enstj came ut
today fho 7'ba and hello long e,nv,fsU,n. with NJ,
Ina'. evidently yey eobf5eutaI, snd often no ton. o
voice snd win manner which GOD Gated commune sf,.
aod s'nnmsnis n 90, ordinary importance. Ma Tar ID
rHf Goyfssas iH Nsrto! lie gyes with DE tram 4,
mest Gen. Boot, sid VII doobhes- rt, him aasL 10
"'sef'sas tor ne ,6sefsai proSeahoa Of NE Ws,t,
We shsI- ID doubt h.sf moe a lhls h.fsaf.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27
L.SenEuks, May u. ls47.



T. ~ E3Itsrg Of TIC HhE.
GESrLENEN-l avail myself OF the columns Of the Whig
TO bring 10 the notice Of IL readers OF the
pished Dental Operators country, Dr. RoBr EARLY
OF Lynchburg In assigning high rank IN his profession
TO this gentleman express the opinion OF the commun.-
" IN which he mas resided Tor aboa, years. well a. OF
many other persons Vrgnia who have been benefited
10y hrs skill The Baltimore College OF Dental Surgery
without his previous knowledge 81 such intention
conferred upon nan the degee o: Doctor Of Dental Sur
gerry. An honor thus conferred a Stranger residing Of
distance may be regarded evidence Of we.fOund-
ed reputation. In the mechanical department of his pro-
iession. he exces The teoh whether separate OF
are Of hi manufacture and Tor strength. beauty aHd
natural appearance cannot be surpassed They
posed Of icdspar, quart tanum, alumns clay, &c &
ell Of which are found ia native hills. HIS afuf
cal teeth often mistaken FOR natural. A. an instance
Of this, the writer has often been amused hearing sur.
Prze expressed that aged clergyman ct town should
have 50 fne Of teeth. by persons who not aware
that Dr. Early had supplied by ms skill the place OF natu-
raj teeth, Of which he had been deprived.
send this communication, that persons who may need
The services OF Dental Operator may be induced TO aya
themselves Of the skill Of d. Esry which duly acknow-
edged by one rho has been bsa,6t,d
lIJ- We publish the foregoing article with great dea
Of pleasure The tribute paid the high professional skill
Of DR.. Early, we know be well deserved We arc era.
uhed to bS able 70 render this small service lit Be one
an old and valued ffend.-Eds. IVhigl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27
GENERAL EN- GEFE.

JhIArA, MExIco MAY I, lS47.
am happy TO say passed through the action at Cerro
Gordo on the 18th u unhurt You have doubtless had
various OF the before times aud would
orhear single remark but epuses have so rare in
this war; that doubt not reflections the conduct Ut the
I'd Tennessee regiment already abroad. The order OF
attack the right this The I'd Tennessee and LIST
Pennsylvania regiments charge different parts OF
the enemy line simultaneously, supported respectively by
the &c Pennsylvania and LIST Tennessee. Unhappy, how
ever for the OF this pan the ID Tennessee dis
by the enemy before the other had gained
their respective positions. yoey from abou, 20O0
kets, with grape sud from II Is pieces OF
ron opened upon them. To stand this impossible
To retire. probably defeat the whole pan OF attack
Nothing left but charge and the action OF the
other commands chance. The distance to the encmy.
works about 400 yards-half standing chappara and
the other half down. and the brush all lying the
groundthe whole ascending and rocky that diff
hcu TO walk. The prospect was that death awaited
The fire OF the muskeiy continuous; and the
artillery broke in upon it at awully frequent intervals
dense cloud Ct smoke cast deep shade the ground
The air. sucharged with sulphur IN active commotion
from the whzzns OF balls; and occasionally OF brush
and trash thrown the air by the grape and
Nevertheless, rushed ahead til within 50 OF 90
yards Of the enomy line when. seeing impossi
bic for succeed alone and ihat neither the other
regiments had taken the field. reca,ed in double quick
Tune on may ihinA this an overweight picture But
Just think what tremendous ire be concentrated upon
about 300 men How destructive have been this
fire. TO have taken tec, ON nearly onethrd of our resi
ment in less than tiye minutes,
JalaPa - situated in the OF circular range of
mountains, about 10 miles from Vera Cruz, due The
inhabitants describe Is climate briefly As IA fro ealeRfe
pero feHplsdO-neither cold hot, but very
peTatc IL Is certainly the delightful in the world
BroeEes gently floating from snow-eapped heights peruu-
ed with the odour .; thousand flowers resale streets
brsst May mornings are followed by April shower al
most every evening. Such frequent Disagreement cec.
ci imParts astonishing uXuriance vegetation while
the frequent showers cleanse the well paved
OF the rolling city The population amounts about l5,
UOO, peaeeaSy disposed many intelligent refined
Water abundant, and OF the best quality. Tropical fruits
are abundant Oranges plentiful the Fall, that
uar dOEa As SthSf IL
uie Tor ice, brought from the neghbcrng noun
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27
GENERAL AssEMBI,
TUESDAY, May a5th.
Evenfur


Dr. Hodge, from the committee on Bills and Oxe,ures
mace Reports on over,ues Nos H. Ia and Is which were
accepted and placed on the docket.
The order OF the day-Case No. A complaint against
the action OF the Prcsbyery Of Fayetteville C. and the
Synod OF q IN sustaining the Pesbytcry m restoring the
Rev Archibald Mcqueen the Office of Minister after
having suspended him for marrying tho sister OF his
ed wife.
The facts in the substantially the following
The Revd Mr. MeOueen having married the sister OF his
deceased we was suspended from Of the Mi
nisteral functions by the Presbycry Fayetteville From
this action Of the Presbytey, Mr. took an sp-
peal 70 the General Assembly which recommended that
he be restored to the Office OF Minister which accord
ingy done by the Presbytery OF Fayetteville From the
action 81 the Picsbyery in restoring him. an appeal was
taken 10 the Synod OF N C which the
terry, on the ground that its action was based upon re-
commentator Of the General Assembly. A further sp-
peal taken from the decision Of the SYNOD of c. TO
the General Assembly which the appc now before that
body.
Upon the introduction OF this appeal the Rev'd Mr..
Cunningham, OF Ga, moved its dismissal on the ground
that appeal could be taken. This motion was chiefly
sustained, by number OF gentlemen, the ground that
the fresoytey OF Fayetteville in restoring Mr. Mcqueen
to the Ministry. had followed up the recommendation OF
the General Assembly and that therefore was in
effect the OF the General Assembly and take an APP
peal from its action would be but to appeal from the
decision OF the General Assembly the General As
scmbly.
The motion resisted, the ground that the action
OF the Assembly IN the the OF recon-
mendaon and advice and not Vt requirement. and there
fore no bar to appeal in this
Before the decision OF the case the hour for adjournment
arrived. when,
After Prayer, the Assembly adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We orc grauhed 10 learn that ihi- pleasant watering
p'ee' ihe vicinity Of which 70 the City will afford such
delightful retreat during the hest the summer u the large
number Of our citizens whose engagements will not so
namugc 3, more distant fountains of health will be- res
dy Tor the accommodation Of early m the month Of
June. The sprngs will be under the management Of Mr.
Charles scden, with c0mpeant sssssn.--and oil The Or.
Ta'gsnenr Tor The comfort Of soOurners, whether Tor health
or recreation, Will BE- most ample snd complete
There will be soge line direct from this CITY IN the
Spnngs and another line n stage. and che canal p,,t,.
20 within short distance Of the spot snd ~ bo constant,
y met BY hacks ipf the accommodation of those VIII, may
take these routes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27

know what they wanted Whats misfortune that Gen
Scott DID not have 5000 additional troop, Immediately sc
the capture OF Vera Cruz with sucieney OF transport.
ton oil directly upon the capital. Al this very day
oil nt.nu and purposes the Republic OF Mexico would
have been bot dependency Of the United States and any
she could have continued wage would not have
amounted much did the Black Hawk campaign.-
deal Of work does Government for its
msndinE generals. but gives them cloth enough
make II up.
The different volunteer regiments be disbsnded
ssDg oil for Vera Cruz to-day and all will be the road
by Tomorrow II 10 To be hoped they will be on board
sells before the rorifo in for with what Of them
suffered the Rio Grande last summer with hard march
ing with exposure all sorts Of weather, and with fight
ing enough satisfy reasonable men, they have seen
quito enough-quite their moneys worth. Tho system Of
twelve months volunteering is most absurd ono-of
listing for torn just long enough make good SOL
Of them and then giving them their discharge very
likely the present instance, when their services
needed but the volunteers to blame for this
They appear be quiet the roads. Since the
horrible attempt murder DIR kingsbury outrage has
been committed tLa has been known. The wounds OF Dr
X. are improying, and all say he will recover.
Yours, &c G. w. X
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27
Extract Of Ieer to commercial house ia Nov Orleans,

Extract Of letter commercial house IN Nov Orleans
dated TaNrtoo May r. 1917
BusacH s quite ~ a stand here, account Of the new
Tarh inside, and the guerrilla pares outside tho CITY, who
have The right punish with death any who trades
with The city or captured places. was % unfortunate
10 receive cargo from Mr. . which arrived here days
loo l1te, although cleared attn York previous 20 the
afh going into operation, dcbenure being allowed,
they Lnve iofced me 10 pay foil duties. which will
ioss Oi shout 90 per the We have dates
from the city Of Mexico the 9TH inst Peace appears "a
BE- further N ihan think the Just commence
log.
We had alarm yesterday, that Urea within 20
miles II The city win lsrgo body II cavalry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27

lTThe intelligence from Santa Pe pab .hed yesterday
shows thar, while the Government recently ssat .,sd
hofo hanging mercsns. raifors ~ tie @ s,s,es b.
he dozen, fellow citizens ore by M means sss
cedto sdmre Republican institutions by ts .r ,,ng ersr
pGcauou Of their nidnsss aod I1sicc ltseet1s bY tls
he Indian Tribes occupying the great desert bstsssn s,
western frontier and ouf beautiful" ternt9fy OF hru
M''eo ore Disposed 'o di.puo our right Of Wy from
ono part oi the uai9n an0dcf-t,t b. 10 gsy ftn
sour 20 New Mevc,. Would o. not bs wiz, To- ssoa..,
he-e Iov'uR sayagcs before Bpds,as 70 essb h Ter.
"'ona government Al Santa BE-, all direct communication
"'o winch " thus habe 70 be- interrupted by hsif susek.
upOn our people
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27
The Cran>

The Fncas'e Valley Wing OF the 2lst states that
the Wheat crop in Boietourt county likely be very
poor In portion Of Roanoke recently visited by the
editor, on the contrary, the crop looks quite promising.
The Maryland paper. filled with gloomy accounts oi
the present appearance Of the growing crops and dismal
anuciPatons the final result But the Baltimore cores
pendent Of the National Inteigeneer on the 2i,h in
slant writes IN cheerful strain "A more rains
hs says had yesterday, and there need De no
more apprehension about short crops Maryland" He
ssies also that reports had made matters look
As bad as they really were.
The Columbus Ono Journal OF the 2Oh inst reports.
on the authority o. intelligent gentleman who has re
Gently visited he counties between the cioo and The Mis-
MI that 'hn Wheat crop looks fine and promises full ave
rage yield, with ordinary from until harvest
u Senator Benton has published IN the ST. Louis Union
extract from letter addressed him by Gen Kearny
for the purpose Of showing that collision IN regard 10
rank authority, had taken place. alleged by Wash
ngton leer writer, between the General and Col Fremont
L. A splendid Dinner gwen IN Memphis on the
l2th inst to Cap Hunter, the inventor and commander
the ron steam barqae Allegheny, recently built that
place Seth Wheaey, Esq oeia,ed as President Of the
Day, assisted by Col ~ Anderson Col Joseph Watkins
and MAJ. James Penn as Vice Presidents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-27
90 b. v,n c@, 80. 10 g J

Com. Perry, commanding expedition In person. sailed
on Monday ast from this paco but for what part ports
has uanprcd We suspect, however, that he bound
for luasacun'eo Ffonsfs Laguns, Ssai snd Canpeacby
The westbef ~ this place has teen very Tor
day pss the thermometer avofagng IS AZ o'clock IN
The afternoon Tho city being built and paved with such =
afgc proportion 81 hpe reflects tho rays Of The IN
ini0iersblo degree.
We have heard o several Of poif0 what rep
scented 10 BE- that fatal disesse and beO0ges oil who
gard the preservation Of heir health n be their guard
IN exposing themselves the heat u Tho sun. nduging
TOO freely IN any Excess.