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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

EDuoAnoN.-Accustom child as soon
as il can speak. to narrate his little expe-
riences, his chapter of accidents, his
fears, his hopes; to communicate what he
has noticed in the world without, aud
what he feels struggling gin the world with
in. Anxious to have something TO mar
rate. he will be induced to give attention
to objects around him. and what is pass
ing in the sphere of his instruction. and
to observe and note events will become
one Of his first pleasures; and this is the
ground work of thoughtful character
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

BLEEDrNs AT THE NosE.--A physician
of extensive practice tells US that
prompt and effectual remedy for violent
bleeding at the nose, is 10 soak the test
in warm water. Lay this up "agaln'sth
time of need"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

The BEST PATRIMoNY.-A man may
leave patrimony to his son; but how soon
it may be mortgagedl He may leave
him money; but how soon may it he
sqanderedl When he gives him sound
constitution, an unbemished reputation,
good education, and an inward abhor-
ence of vice. in any shape or form, these
cannot be wrested from him, and are bet
ter than thousands Of gold and silver.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

DIED.--At the poor house Of Frederick
county Va. in the 106th year Of his age.
on Saturday week. Mr.. THOMAS Hicks.
He was born in Bristol, England, May
lst, l641, and has been an inmate Of the
poor house for AZ years
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

Melt little isinglass in spirits of wine,
adding thereto about fifth part Of water
and using gentle hear when perfectly
melted aud mixed, twill form transpar.
ent glue, which will unite glass SO fast tha,
the fracture will be hardly perceived.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

PotIrIcAL PGUDENcE Wise men say
nothing in dangerous times. The Lion
called the sheep to ask hcrif his breath
smeIt; she said, Aye. and be DIT Oh
her head for fool. He called the wolf.
and asked him. He said No. and he
tore him to pieces for iiatterer. AZ last
he called the fox, and asked him. Truly
said he have cold and cannot smell
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14
SPRING FASHIONS.
JOHN BURBERRY,

JOHN BURBERRY,
VXTOULD respectfully inform the public that
wv he has removed his Shop to Fosters Brs|t
Building, in tue room formerly occupied by J.
Work & Co., as Shoe Shop, directly above G.
Kaufiman's Drug Store, where he will still COLI
tnue to carry on the
0A0A0@9Na OW91N@99
inall its various branches. His work will be done
in the neatest aud most substantial manner aud
at prices to suit the times
Country Produce OF all kinds, taken in ex-
change for work
Lancaster, April %, 1847 tf50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14
wheat! Whcatn Wheat!n

A LARGE QUANTITY OF WHEAT wanted
~. at the NEW CASH STORE, 1st Door
East Of the SWAN HOTEL" for which the
Cash will be paid on delivery.
T. U. WHITE.
Lancaster. October 90, ,l847. 25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
LEGISLATURES.


In the Il nse . n "Wednesday " Merediih oi1tfed
res ,diinn that firm aud after THURSDAY the Oh ns
m me Der Of this House shall be allowed to speaA gre
th IN twenty minutes at any tae.
Mr. Stephenson moved 4 lay the resolution on The IA
ble-rsiecsed ayes 81. noes oS.
Ga morton Of NJ sytae, The foilawiag was adonted
as substitute. riz
"Resved. Tint aud after to morrow, This House
will meet at 10 o'clock. \ NJ"
Wsch hour vii. ihelef1ft be hereafter the hour Of
mostir1.
Air Laner Offered resolution that after Monday neA
na business shall be- referred 10 the Standing en-
mtiees Of his t,eusc during The present session.
o. motion Of Ag Stosal, the resolution WAS laid On
the table.
An amsndmeni nT The Senate to Tho b ceiab hing
,he county Of Pulntn, glve to ennsilcrlple
Discussion. The House Gaasreed to the amendment,
So a25
The Lynchbufa and Ten, ssoe m i, ad bii vas Dis
crsseJ al length by Mr. Burw.l IN is Gieot AMI Nh
Dorman in opposition. Mr. Dornan gave wa, t. no.
TN 10 adjourn. which WuhdBWp, 10 allow Mr..
Nlusiy TO Hake explanation resolution
al The Directors al HE James Reef aud kaaawha Gun
paay. The II anse then adJ ,nrneJ
u The Setst hr bll granting add lona umfcnsl,ion
10 Gen. Nm. H. Richanlsan fasscd and alb lhr
bill Incorporating the Aehefu Navigation { rupaat,
Abe hl concerning joseph RcidY aud The 5dl co1eef.
Ilug the Ctmhtrilud Road Ia Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Reports were made from the committee on Printing,
resluons offered, and discussion had respecting he
Public Printing.
The Speaker announced the next business in order 10
De the uolun al Mr. lngersuIl reconsider The vote
ordering HE siil providing for deficiency the Rev
enue III its .ngrDssment.
Mr lngeiso took the tIbsae and replied tary TO the
remarks 0f MI. Levin
= Mr.. Levin rrjDined ia an earnest and inp,ssoned
speech
sr Dckey followed. lie gave-it as lis opinion that
the Items retained 10 the bill for tire new nssons did
mol properly belong tot-they should be provided Tor in
another shape.
Ms. Ctas Brown next addressed the iIonse He de-
prrcrrd the inroiciicp 81 religious topics into the dis
ecssion Of politics. Tbs Mission 10 Rune provided Tor
~ TIE BIZ, had Sees imr'o4ry used % tho f the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
LETTER FROM MR.. EVANS OF MAINE.

IN oll1wIng Is an eNtrct trbn the letter Of Ge1rIe
Evans, The distinguished Tx Senior from Maine in an
swtr h invitation to attend he Buena VISTA Festival
IN Philadelphia
"Genlrnon Il am hoaorrd by your polite invitation
T., attend the public dnurr, to be given by he Wings Of
Phlladr PIMA, On the 23d nst regret hai cannot at
tend am re- ed learn from yuar letter 10 me that
upon tnai OCCASION, you design 10 bring forward the
ulmr Zlrl airy Taylor as candidate for he presidn
cy Oh tue part OF the Whigs. That design has my
hearty appmhaton. The dtlenre Of the man. his ua-
der eslI naie ct his abilities and capabilities possess Tor me
an neNPfeSslbe cb arm and that has enhanced him
IL my estimation, from lis marked contrast to that i'd
ge'y tar 81 aadeF appreciation that 10 displayed by so
H1ny paas men. i. III 5 sine" &, EVANS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
81 gErAAY WALKER, PALACES.

Tn .aI ss4#pdirufs nj % Gangrtss infu the ffa
aufy pssar uef. Ire m sent SESSION. haff eN'lea
s,e.an4 aai sarh rtuaibaie tffos, that Il i d III o
=, NeIl.yt i.Ht they uert unuteaana iiioogh II We
atinf mat they Designed Ne are urged h fhe
rIsn ihii tie fiu4Hel abilities a. vii a The Ia
Iuslry nj SECRETARY Wtle have h'ea l9aAriy oyer
aud. lbe Ia Hua1- s'e#eh ct Ar lInd.ai' "i MasS
arluse#fs. which pH5lislrd INV lays ar exposed
pue II lht INST 1t-rHta hr Secretary : III stakes OF
tn.s.ia.r aeuts al ,lIefs have leen made eqmy ap
IN rn By }lr Stewart 81 Pennsylvania, whose remarks
", shall hereafter publish and IN re receally Nj hoch-
well Il Connecticut has demonstrated from lhe lhasn.
~ Rep5 lt-eli, that the estimates t" the Secretary are
not only Incorrect. but contradictory. letter from
NasiIaetbn In the New York Tnbanr, slys
Even the saienents relation IL the payment oui
uf the Trashy arr not obe relied For instance near
the bottom Of liz turh nmn II The speech, Mr. x elk
well says that Tue payments Of public debt are
rpe-en fd by the Secretary 10 have BEEN for twelve
nunhs. 4, 4su .362 II. IL anather table. Which the
Secretary constituted Ia for another purpose, tn pay
mens. on The sane account. If seventeen months
Including the Twelve Hon'hs.) stated at only
So Pol - Is! The Secretary adds five month,
Ia me 1nelye and then states the piyman fpr ih.
Shue seventeen Ia have been less sun ky S. .2l9-
luj " than he paid during part nf lie period
Ihis Is but one ri many bnndrrs and errors
10 winch Mr.. R1'kaell has invited the attention ol
HE business men Il the country Ii excited no lit
lie attention IA Congress aud IN the Department among
ihc old accountants
- Nif Rockwell bcfre delivering his speech applied
10 the ).arIm nj for an expiration uf lhe cJnlrldc-
Tons he reply Of III" RrgIocri he Treasury, which
h' rad 10 hc II usa. and ais, the Treasury statement in
Inc Union 81 He day before. My brought uht add
Il nal fr II the Treasury cannot relieve itself from
lh'se humorous self stnfYIng errlfs and il is Mr|
X rkwf slyS.qal impossible what reliance can lAa
i'''o 'P'' us sla'rm'nls Il receipts. expenditures and
'siInai's! Il admits bnnder Of tear seven millions:
correcting ihalenor II makes another of norr than ~
million ir'en IN stating The avn Qat If p4ymrnrs. III
secretary "tis nlIl'un and quarter Of ,Ioars II3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Bridges lnew mombcrJ appeared, vas sworn and
ok his scat
MIR Hnnt moved 10 suspend The rules IN oflcr that he
night Iniroduee rcs,iniian.
The yeas an1 nays We're demanded on The motion Ia
uspend the rules. and heing akeu. were-,c,S s.
usys "a. Two thirds bong necessary, rde motion lai
Cd.
On miion. The llouse PROCEEDED n the consideration
ri the bill exenpaog The Jadgea o the supreme Casr
fnm holding Circuit Contis the space Il two ,safs
MI u lnsers il spoke al some lens Ia ia favor Of The
passage efthe bin.
Mr. B'wlio delivered strong Argument against tbe
Grusfieiy Of passing the bill
Mr. Jacob Thompson Offered an amendment to the
Ill, limiting the tine al exemption from boluu, CIR.
cui' ctar's 70 twelve months, Instead Of two years
The amendment vas agreed L. and the bll ihns
smTqalod ihrn passed the lluusa-pras 81, saws -
Nj Hal. OF Nj SCUM. mosrd suspcusIn0f The nes
a. enahie hlm Ia eilrr aai resolution 81 haghs To CO.
Pre- and Dunphan. and the moiion was neps#lyrd
Mr.. Cok Submitted a resolution lnslrurlna he IN
ntee On Nllaty halt 10 enquire what iii IN. are en-
'i!ed 10 lhe thanks ui Coagrcss--ehich resolution vas
adopted
o.. motion, tie House ,hea aIjanned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

-.a#sH# f,a ia1tl 80 a.u.Y -. re.4 = D-a#i.
I'm e. 1sat#eu st.1 Ia have i44ea p.4ss .t,ag
ent she faH8
poHd-d strife .saz high 6r,wae1 IN. t. Pc s-,.aa
faf"s il IT,. 1he -nl8Iga.al l.iffs frm III l1a.
ip.ari aas y,-.neaf ~ In ir,sf..t- a.. llnne
da'e aptl 10 aims "a a. l. gland. but raIr.,a cd b.
f.faothsfs.
abe r6fisi Ut fbe nafle1u i'.sla1stcr Gfnnr1i Il
s.r"p 's TRIMS 5defei ay 6Ieat Il 5ln f beIt.r -Ys
ieah - Hsff1 a f5ass LIS caused ilr azIls' Dis
sai-tiril3a IN E1Ila8d. 1hA p,ipasf of f=fpr cffY
halr rs ihe laicr country universally regarded be
ny rs h1rd rs they possibly could Dr. 1nd viii be
haf,h hhd fep"hfnst5e ~ The extreme. IT the lnerstsd
thttr On both s'des Of the Atlantic are made IL suer
through he nnraas3naplaness oil the nericin off .al
lbI7 Is the Engl.s5 view. Ga rhs sui jet TIE follow
,a2 c'rfespand'ncs has been published /, m4s real IN
Parliament on the Sd uit.
Nj Bancroft stafs:
: ice universal recipr city. in the widest sense, il
held hF The American govrfnmrui, lhe oal H. rugh
" appropriate bass ,r inerepur-e between faTg great
na"u' The nr1bllip1 nf the Indirect trdla hi, but
restrained enterprise IT has done good either
Try r. arngie ii would once srt ire dormant com
mefclal wealth. without n9arpg any one ShalId Tier
MAJ sly : government entertain SIN lar yeaa, III ma
dersgned l. prrpard he part 0l the American G,r
enm'nt. i Prep y thai the ut 81 MY rad + any
p7fl ~ The world ANY plr m the Gnlrd Slafrs aud
b. received fni protected. aud IN 10 Oh res and
da'irs. treated like American ships If rerIpH5rall4
American slip' may, in he minnut Iisdr from aby port
IN The W9rRl % 5 port undar die dominion OIL lel Ban
annie Nar4ty."
Lord PaIner~on in rep'y. STATES
This question had already engaged the serious n
tenttou ofhar MJess' : minister's aud wpuisrr,e ~ i.
pleasure hft the senfiurnts wlrh W. rneitTn with re
g1f t,iae shared By th government Il cfuify with
winch weare clo-rly ubel BY The Hes If an cNte1.
Sise commerce. aud al common orIIIn wr d nj huA-
erer ,niaI, Hat we s3,ull be 7-d.d ia adys . Dbe
crown t1tHrr lul r1gnL tnanfs which would b. al y,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

,necrsey. ~, they =. honest a. the Mag
.unes = he sefaa 81 hiHise'f-
Mf. Ctg4a sssgs.i q esp.a's
Nj F.-s,--l an satisfied sir sad he. he seae .sa.
T. dau = shai have sid beg all vauI I1fIafs.
gullenen Il ser yruts. Mr. President bec ny
nardan-i beg s,eFybod,'s pardon | meant 10 haye
reawamn .sy ei'ase p Mr. Calhoun Ut the elise f
m, spareh ard - have r-sed u he Senate the graaf
ar pariaf Glide lsroiJ aud Jeff.lsans Ntcs U
gina. Bar Intend no harm II haps ssnaiog lbs
slnl,estsa4 me
Several vuicfs Not Of ~
M. Falie--i an ssishad-hansB nature is wcak-1
as Shsksspear sags
Al. this tebcllicus mountain thus,
Pulss,es. Ike Ets. TT The c,aier sune.
AID laps iiaae in Iiysinn.'
And nsr, setietnca. you'll excuse mr.; but mna.
% and ilgatf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
L. S. SENATE.
Then .he IIonse adjourned.
W ARLINGTON, AIay

WASHINGTON. March S-P. VI
Al f prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Gurlcy ssndry pei
Mons and memorials were presented.
Mt Webster presented petition fion cilizens Of "
gina, praying Congress pass law setting apart lap
proceeds OF the sales Of The Public Lands ir lie pam m
vt i9rming fund with which to abolish slavery in thu
Anlied States, by he purchase If The slaves and the
tnanuiniss.on vi infant female slaves
The question of reception was raised hy Mr. Mas,n -
liable.
After The Transaction Of some pnmpoant business. on
molten OF Air Sewer he Senate wen, into executive SIS
3yn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
|. s. SENATE.
v HINGroN, Ma

NasmNGroN. March 7-P. NJ
Aftet tho pasenlaoa and re.fe1ee Of suodH petitions
znd memorials the Senste on !aotiun a Mi SEWER
Went into Executive Session
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
THlRTlETu CONGRESS-.
Wasfifxpros.. March 6 p.

7 =
Very lite hnsiness Was dnnc he Senate h. day
Shiny afrr meeting, nroo # Mr.. Sewer. the Sen
ate wen, intu Execullye 5, ssson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

..IIs. s,y. as.1 t.stsssr'-sal lor Tier edn-ifl $
s.... ###t.- .sg f.I .E#s#r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24
For the Palladium.

Nessrs Editors:-TlIere are few places
in our State, if any, that can boast Of
having SO many and as good Schools. or
SO many scholars in regular attendance.
in proportion 10 the number of inhabitants,
as your city. There is evidently an in
crcasng interest manifested by Your ciii-
zens, for elevating the character Of their
Schools. by employing and sustaining
teachers qualified for their responsible
stations. 1t affords me great pleasure to
learn. thai our mutual friend, J. ". Poe.
so Justly appreciates the patronage be-
slowed upon his school by your citizens
and seems determined not TO be behind
his Contemporaries, III giving TO his school
the advantage of the great improvements
that are now going Oh in the science Of
inparting knowledge. Mr.. Poe. has re-
Gently procured Il graduate from the Nor
NAL School at Hartford. Connecticut, Miss
RoGEEs.) an experienced, practical leach
or, before attending the regular course of
Normal instruction. Miss Rooms. cotncs
to your city, endorsed by the National
Board Of Popular Education, as fully com
potent 10 discharge the duties Of the school
room; and cannot but congratulate Your
citizens at this acquisition ~ the number
Of their highly qualified teachers Miss
ROGERS viii give instruction in the French
language, if a class can be formed. and
the time 50 arranged rs not 10 int rfcrc
with her regular school. NfAruE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

CONNECTICUT-l NtTED STATES SENA-
TORs.-it a caucus of the Wing members
Of The Connecticut Legislature. held on
the evening of the 10th inst. at New lIa-
ven. Hon. Roger s. Baldwin and Hon
Truman Smith were agreed upon as the
Wing candidates for the United States
Senators, one for six years in the place of
John NJ. Niles. Locofoco. whose term of
service will expire on the 4ih of March.
1919, and the other for three wears to sup
ply the vacancy occasioncd by the death of
Hon. JabeZ w. Huntington.
Mr.. Smith is now the able representa-.
tive in the lower House of Congress, from,
the WITH District of Connecticut Mr.
Baldwin is now in the Senate, BY the tenn
porary appointment of Governor Bisscll.
Connecticut will be ably represented in
the Senate. if these two worthy men shall
be chosen, as they undoubtedly will be.
A Wing district convention. which as
sembled at Murtrccsborough, Tenn. on
the 9th. appointed Gov. Jones. Col. Cen
try. and Hon. John Bell. delegates to the
Wing National Convention The dclc-a-
ton was instructed TO vote for Gen'l Tay-
lor.
DklEF SESSION ne hnouC Island
Legislature adjourned on Friday last. af-
Ter n protractcd session of four DAYS. If
brevty be the secret of wise !, oislation, as
Il is said to be the soul of wit, Rhode
Island mus, be singularly fortunate and
happy Commonwealth.
There are in Rochester. New York. six
cigar manufactures. which turned out last
year 6,OOO.00O cigars. The raw material
parity comes from Cuba and partly from
the West; the cigars are manufactured bv
men and boys. who receive from four TO
hve dollars per thousands: and such is the
quality of the Rochester cigars. that they
really bring Sll per thousand Not less
than 100000 lbs of snuff, are made i'm
that place annually. and the amount OF
capital engaged does not fall shor, of $780,
600. This is enterprise.
RAILROADS. IN THE UNITED STATES
There are about $500 miles of Railroad
now completed and in use in the United
States. These have all been built within
- years. at an expense of one huadrco
and ttrcnty-t1ro millions Of dollars.
We were much amused few dav.
since, with little boy. upon whom hi:
mother was in!liciing personal chastsc
mcnt. saying-'Cive me two or three lick.
more. mother don't think can behav,
well. YETI Fact!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

10y VIRTUE Of an Execution 10 me dircc-
- ted, from the Wayne Circuit Court. viii
expose at public sale at the court house door IN
tenir.v'lle. Wayne county, Indiana. on the 9Th
day of June, leiS, between the hours Of ten
o'clock, a. M. and four o'clock, =. m, on said
day, the following property, to-wit:
Fart OF lot numbered four, in that part of the
city of Richmond. Wayne county, Inai.ua. laid
out by John Smith, and bounded m follows To-
wit: beginning on Main street, at the north east
corner Of land owned and occupied by Abraham
Earnest in lelI, and twenty 600 feet aud one (n
inch west from tbs north corner Of said LOT
thence south half a. degree, east Que hundred
and sixteen tIi6) feet and five (5) iucles to tho
southeast corner Of said Earnesis land: the me-,
south. eighty -four and e-fourti,s (sii DEF.
east ten (l0l feet and eight ~ inches 10 stake:
thence north, five and one-fourth f5i) d~prec..
east fhy-three t53) feet TO stake; thence north.
half a. degree, west twenty GOD feet aud ten
Llo} inches; theme. south lightly four aud three
fourths (e4f) degrees, east one n foot and on.
~ inch; thence north ~ degree, west (ovtv-
four (4l) feet and six (6l inches TO Main street:
thence west, along Main street, fourteen uAI
feet and three 81 inches to the place Of begin
ming
Taken as the property Of irwin Reed 10 satisfy
said Execution in favor Of Carrot Wills.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff VIC.
May 10, 1878. 2.--$ji.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

S3v r.. N9gIsSIA E@e
Among which may be found. sett> of Canton.
Ora lite. Gold. Cobalt, and Flem>bur-.
Having been enabled 10 make purchases.
enfirefy and erc!usirely for CASH We CAV AND
Will. offer greater inducements to purchasers.
than perhaps almost any other House. Fer par
ticulars call and see.
I5-All kinds Of available produce taken, par
ticnlar!y CASH.
Richmond. April 10, lsie I7-tr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24
7IiT JIDICIOLS COMBINA7

IL is less a duty than pleasure 10 state
for the be nc fit OF the afflicted, that CONSIDER
Nistar'S 5alstn of Wild Cherry. great b'cs-
sing TO the human race Having tried ii III Il case
of severe affection of the lungs. | INTERESTINGLY
recommend it to those similarly afflicted Is the
best remedy | have tried and one which
cured when physicians said mus: die. and
when thought my self that time to depart
was near at hand, W WILLIAM CbIDRDN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-24

Photographed for the Cincinnati Daily Atlas.
Lmoriani from 81. DominSo-Hcroi
in Anr Cnycs-Pcopic dcirrminrd IL
orerthrow TIE PrcSidcnt---. Minister
compelled 10 resign.
PHILADELPHIA, May iGth-P. ".
By an arrival from St. Domingo, Ilayti
dates OF the 2,,il uil,no, have been rccciv-
cd
Revolution had taken place in Aux
Caycs.-Thc people were determined 10
overthrow the President and elect anorhcr.
The inhabitants %. the chief city and en-
virons were in arms and guns were con-
stan,lv firing. business was entirely sus-
pended.
The Ministers were comp He'd 10 resign
and the new ones were afraid to accept
the Office.
Col. Louis Jacgess. who was Chief Of
The Insurgents. had taken forciblc posses
sion of Caycilon, and was marching
against Aux Cages.
From Observation-Disclosures OF TuE
1NDiANs.-Thc schr Eleanor has just ar
rived from Belize. Honduras. bringing
dates Ia the 2oth ult. Tho Indians con
tnued their deprcdaiions. Thny have
DESTROYED the town Of Nacalla bv burn
ing il TO the ground. Five hundred Of is
defenders have retired into forts. while the
women and children were taking care Of
themselves as they best could. and were
flying in all directions without money or
food. Even the inhabitants Of Belize were
threatened with an attack and had pre-
pared TO meet tn. y. YrihuRc.