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, A correspondent OF the New York Tribune furnishes
The following incident Of the wreck OF the steamer Elm

Aher the Empire struck, and while sinking, two
mothers snstched what they supposed DO their own
Infants, and rushed upon deck and, in their fright,
hIew Themselves the One oil the devoted parents
held the child hcr bosom, and both saved while
he other sustained hers until beahed its last yet st
hodiDg tho body until she rescued The surprise
this mothers may be Sined they discovered that
the confusion attending their escape they had each taken
The others child And while the poor woman, who had suP
posed that her e lost pressed her bosom hs
own babe, the oher frantic with grief hnd atc
'aas she had preserved aaoshers child apd Loot her own
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CARD.-Owing to the inclemenoy OF the weather, our
n sale announced for Tuesday 2h of May the resi-
dence Of g. Snethen, esq, Missouri avenue Is post
poned until Thursday morning, 3st instant; at which
time should the weather be fair shall proceed sell
the rich and costly furniture in said house, nearly all OF
which made by Williams, of Baltimore, and is Of the
style OF louis XIV.
Tue parlors furnished with and valuable ar,i-
seldom with ancton and the chambers display
a Judgment and taste in selection
Catalogues can be Obtained the house,
ton sore of 0h street and Pennsylvania
+. G. " g. F. DYER,
Nav 30-2tif Auctioneers
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The Baltimore Patriot editor mounts the moral chair
and undertakes teach pisdom Before we learn our
lesson, must inquire into his own claims. He must
hrs show his capacity to teach before he pretends
to leach others. We certainly find such diploma in
the columns of his paper.
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Harmony among tho Organs.

The cabinet will find it somewhat difficult to keep the
peace among their organs. The Sultan of Constantine
pie very much puzzled preserve harmony among the
wives Of his harem; and suspect. if each of them had
press at her command, their papers would show more
jarring than concord among them, and especially about
the degree Of Partially which each might obtain from the
Sultan.
The other day unfortunately said tlhs we might
behind the curtain than the Wing did, about the
share OF confidence which the new organ the Republic
was about to possess. Upon this suggestion the Wing
takes fire. and ntimates that there might be cou
sion between the Republic and the Union 1t referred TO
the old disch
Birds of feather
Will flock together.
We did not care for this innuendo. But we do not
know that the editors of the Republic equally indi
ferent to the mpuation. Parolying the words of the
punch drinker in Peter Pindar,
Though don't for flies,
We do not know but others might.
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Birds of a feather
A.n


The extra session of the Legislature commenced on
Monday last for the purpose of completing the revision
Of the code of the State. Mr. Hopkins speaker of the
House, took the chair and Dr. Scott the speaker of the
Senate, also at his post The House of Delegates
determined to take up other business than the compile
lion of the code, which they had adjourned over in
March last
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CARD TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Taught for only short time longer. Arpy SOON.
Mr.. BRISTOW, FINISHING WAITING MASTER,
Respectfully informs tho Ladies of Washington that they
may receive his instructions in handsome apartments
private and select rs in their own parl0ra, at
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE, NEAR It'll STREET.
Mr. b. therefore politely invites the Ladies' attention to his
Superior and Elegant System Of Writing,
And them that
IN ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS
The most cramped uncouh, and inele CANT mode writing
is Immediately broken up, and Of perfect beauty
Free, Erpedifiows, Graceful AID Dsicase Rxm.i~x swd
So indispensable accomplishment the pre- sent polite
circles OF American socetyfolows surprising case
and nature, and sure success
Private lessons given. and families attended.
03-GentIemen's houn-Mornng and afternoon. They
taught
Handsome, Of-hand, Decided Business Style.
Bold, rapid, and manly, how bad tbs writing IT,
visters In Washington take In few days.
May l-dlm
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Prices of AdmisonDress Circle 81. Third Tier so cfs
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance 10 begin at
o'clock.
Box sheet open, and be procured from 10
to O'clock and from to o'clock in the aftenoo
May 30
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May 3O-2pf Auctioneers
~ ENTLEMENs WEARING have
VI Plain white drillngs, of superior qualities
Do brown do
Fancy colOred do
Fine white linen ducks
Medium do do
Fancy colored cassimercs
Fine black do
Fine do cloths
Low priced do
Brown silk warp cashmerets
Black do do
Croton cloths
Plain molrar lustres, article for summer coats
Fine white and fancy coored vestings
Brown cotton drawers
Do do shirts
Cauze merno shirts
DO do drawers
With complete assortment Of brown and white cotton
mentsy, to which invite public
ton. CLAtIEII, NEWTON, MAY co.
May 3O--eodlwif
RfA. GREEN, .aucitOnAsr.
BUGGY, WAGONS, CARRYALLS, FURNITURE,
ID WHISKEY, &C., AT AUCrION.--On Thursday. the
3lst instant, O'clock m, shall sell in front OF Cene
Market t 7l
A good lot Of mahogany and other Furniture
Feather Beds, Bedding, Carpets, &c.
Also. good new Buggy
Farm Wagon and CarryaIls
barrels good Whiskey, and 10 do rood Herring
large lot of Dry Goods and Clothing
With many other articles unnecessary ennmerase.
May S0--N A. GREEN, Auctiyneer.
j raj. ISAAC HOLLAND.
May 0-sodss Until 18th street west
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To conclude with the third act Of
ERNANI,
In which Signorna AMALIA PATTI will appear.
The celebrated Baritone Signor GIUBBILLI will make
his first appearance
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May -sunTuAw OR. Secretary.

l-Mr. William Greer has, the request o. several
citizens OF the second ward consented to be candidate
represent ward in the Common Council, and will bo
supported by MANY VOTERS.
MAY 26-June4
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o. MIR. j. ID. Hoover has consented be =
for the office OF Register for this city for the ensuing
and will be supported by many, regardless of party. His
qualifications are respectfully submitted to the Of
this city May 22-dtJ4
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sI- Mr.. JAMES r. HALLIDAY II = cAndidatu for the
office of Collector of Taxes for the ensuing and his
and quail fcatons respectfully subnlted tho
of the city. May l0-dJ4
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O. H. PARTRIDOD, ~ D.,
No. 1876 Spruce street, Philadelphia,
CONTINUES give his particular attention tho t1eat-
ment Of diseases OF tho skim scroua and diseases Of
1 1p'f is3 hsa1;' . "'' p "' and P M
A CARD.-Mr JOHN HANDS returns his thanks 10 the
"A voters Of Washington city for the very aa,,er vote
and being thus induced to present his name beo,e them
again coming election tho situation. respect
should they beso Office upon him. every exsr.
'iG %a 10 gss !ve sa5',s satisfaction
ny I'd. o! r q. n Dr8h, .1.etSSs6~s.
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD. OAK. AND EBONY FUR
NTUR H;J s!syEk s5vSRTLATEp AMP CHINA
b BY S @ s.ss., n:
doors of tho late residence Of Senator johnson,
5 ' r ne
Superb Fauteui, embrassade. and chau asuss chairs
with rich silk d.m.sk and vslv:s coverings
Superb canape, duchesse and chausseuse sofas, rich
silk damast coverings
Rosewood cabnet dss minsreaux
Do sofa table, antique, with marble top
Very large Chinese vases and vase stands
GESS"E CHAIR ss0, SH ;1d sands
Mahogany ma.bse-top Pedestal
ooss ssaSns an. and
Mahogany French and Other bsd:tesds
Do wafdfcbss bureaus. toilet tables ana ~a'n'
BordesIa Hebe vases and uns, antique
Silver plate and Birminsh.m ,;r. unique
Mautsi orns msnts, Chineso paintings
PeSs s sss cloth .ss R%: i
a.,rsro, fsshsr beds and hair mettsseses
Trssher with we'll collected variety Of chamber and
ffscnsn furniture. stoves. go.
rinon viii given by cat.logusy esd The hoess spsn
far examination on Monday, the zsh Instant
ssIe 10 oosnmsuce ut 10 o'clock. rt-
Terms Of sals. All Of and under 90, cash
SO. credit o. and four months for nesss sAiisssso.
'"y ' '' '''N' Z. O. 4 q. =. DYER,
May 2+-dn Auesssssfss
m TAs sbsvs sals, ewing - ths issss0saY - tss
weather. 10 postpone until Tndrsday morning. &3 Instr
when, II ts@, H. tsis WV pe'Itvsly mks Phss.
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LroR sALs-Ths house and lot occupy. Terms libe-
T. raj. ISAAC HOLLAND,
May 2-sodss Init i7th suss, west.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

LAST OPERA NIGHT.
THIS (Wsdnesday) Euenias. May 30,
Will be repeated, by particular desire Rossinis opsrs
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
JULIAN & U1R1cK.

WToULD respectfully nnnonncd to the cili-
w Zens orFairted and adjoining counties
that they are now opening at their Old Stand, di
rectly opposite the 1'dlimadge House large aud
well selected
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oBITUARY.


DIED.-At the residence of Mr.. JOHN Work,
on the Goth inst JAMES WILSON. in the 9th
year of his age.-The deceased was the last child
of the late Dr.. WILSON. who practiced medicine
with eminent success and ability, in the early
history of this Town.
For many years, perhaps. the visitation Of Death
amongst us, has not called TO mind so many vivid
"reminiscences OF early times. that of the pres.
ent subiect.-Born and nurtured in onr midst.
with constitutional weakness, and physical in.
firmty frVm infancy, which commands the deep.
est sympathies of our natnre,-the gentleuess Of
his manners. .-the cbildlike simplicity of his con-
duct,-and the Amiable department Of his charac.
ter, all conspire to excite emotions OF sorrow aud
regret in the bosom of every one acquainted with
him, at his early departure
The last, but one, Of the STURGEON family,
who were among the earliest and most respecta.
bic first settlers Of the county, there is sadness
to think, how successively, one has followed the
other to the grave, until the last link is severed,
and all ef earth have passed away Com.
On the goth Oct. at Ashland CATHARINE
A., wife OF the late David Ruffner and formerly
of Charleston, Virginia.
On Tuesday the 10th ult, Mr.. JAMES DUN.
CAN, at the advanced age Of Oh years.
On the Goth OF September last, uear Decatur
Indiana, Mrs. BERRY, wife Of john NJ. Beery:
Also, on the Gath of same month, Mr.. JOHN NJ.
BERRY; both OF congestive fever. They leave
behind two small children. They formerly re
sided in this county. where they have large cir.
Gle OF relatives and friends
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wistar,s BaIsam Of wild cherry

Web not unfreqaenty called attention to this art
Gle In the columns of paper, and we have done so
with the full confidence that good one, and de.
serving The patronage of the public. We have had a
chance 10 witness its effects upon some of our friends
which in addition to thehgb encomius passed upon by
brethren ofhe press not in paid puns hut in honest candid
Siaemens from having derived benefit Themselves makes
us desous of advertising all those who have occasion to
resort to remedy for pulmonary affections to avail them
selves oft We have too much confidence. in the proprr
tors to believe they would thurstihs any other medi
cine upon the community, unless they had full faith in It's
efcacyn confirmation Of which the proprieiors offer
Of testimony from the most unQuesionahle sources
Neer would they he understood saying that this will
always consumption after 1t seated although sell
dom fails 10 relieve the cases-b at this season Of
the year almost every body is liable to a cold. which II
neglected. will leh TO fatal results-by taking this medi
cine we doubt mol many lives may We saved
New England Washingtonian, Boston, Jan. 9, Ie47
or See Advertisement Im25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02

&-We want no better evidence OF the standing of an
Individual than to have him noticed in high Quarters
One thing is certain he has attract attention
he is either respected hated. but despped he b
thus noticed. How is in the political world we never
assai weak aud low opponent. II fear him, we do
not despse him, may hate him, but must respect his
tnenis and II we der with him Is matter OF opinion
only, he may he correct aer ALL The "Buralo Medical
Journal" had looked through lis whole short life, and
wondeedu the OF Vaughns Lithontptic Mixture.
AT last it came out and boldly noticed the Great American
Remedy in tile 3Oh month of its precocious youthmness
this Journal sought to sound the praise Of the Great Anne
rican Remedy. and fairly acknowledged The article had
great fame. DR. Vaughn acknowledged the compliment
from high aquarter and Inserted the "puf'' in his nd
crtsemens in columns; the name and proof lie
stence Of this well conducted Journal win lie carried by
the extensively published advertisement of the "Grea
American Remedy" into sections where that talented bool
never reached. never would have reached otherwise
Reader Vaughns Mixture Is great article Gail at Agen,
and ask for pamphlet See our columns.
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To NVatch,makers & Dealers

Lancaster, october ), Is49 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02
TheLevy's OF Lancaster, Ohio

VWNHERh has been and is constantly receiving
ut the
PHILADELPHIA ooMkiIssION STORE,
the most splendid aud fashionable Goods for the
fall aud winter ever opened in this market
... TO THE BADIEs.
Whoever wants to buy an CANT Turks Satin.
Brocade or Gro de Rhine Silk, call at the above
celebrated estabshm ent
Whoever desires Plain or Fancy Cashmere.
Black or Fancy colored French Merinoe. Bomba.
zene, De LANES Alpacas Lyonese Cloth, beau;i.
ful Cloakings or any thing else in the dress goods
line--.call at the Philadel phia Comrnissun Store
Latest styles alscays on hand
Do you require winter Bnnnet,-cal at once,
at the Emporium Of Fashion. You can be furnish.
ed with most beautiful Paris made Velvet arti-
ce imported direct aud cheap.
Always on hand at the Philadelphia Commits.
sion Store, Bonnet Ribbons. Neck Ties, Fancy
Belts, Demi and Long Wells. Standing Collars
Needle Worked Capes, Silk Velvet, Gall colorsl
Silk Cashmere, Cotton and Wool Hose, Black
Silk and Cotton Laces, Real and Woven Thread
Laces and Edgings, Swiss and Jaconet Edgings
aud Insertings, Cape Nets. Black and Fancy Pa.
ris Capes, Dress Trimmings, Linen Canlbrics and
Handkerchiefs, Swiss Jaconet Cambria & Tarle.
ton Muslins, Gingnams, Calicoes, Linen Lustres
Needles, Pins, Tapes Hooks and Eyes, Cords
sc &c sc all cheap! cheapI cheapl
Do you require something tn protect you front
the cold and chilling blasts of winter. The Phil
adelphia Commission Store has received and more
coming, Highland Plaid Long Shawls, Wool aud
Cashmere square Sliawls which will be found
comfortable and cheap.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Your wants have also been provided for at the
| Philadelphia Commission Store.
OK HAND-French Cloths, (all cUlors) Cassi
meres, latest Styles yestngs. fashionable T weeds
Saitnets. every quality, Stripped Plain and PLAID
Jeans, Cavats, black and fancy. Silk and Liner
Handkerchieis, Gloves. all kinds, Socks, Suspen
ders, all of which will be sold cheaper than by
any other house in the country.
GENERAL.
Received tremendous lot Of Carpeting at the
Philadelphia Commission Store, every quality
from Cotton 10 all Wool, best Scotch Ingram
cheaper than ever; Window Curtains, Tickings
| Towelings. Linen and Cotton Sheetings. Table
| Cloths and Covers, Brown and Bleached Muslins
Checks &c &c to be sold at small profits.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Who is there that does not desire to buy Good
cheap, call then at the Philadelphia Commission
Store, you will save money.
TO MECHANICS.
Remember the Philadelphia Commission stor,
keeps no article manufactured in the west. You
labor 10 not interlerred with. In return, patron
ise your friends. @
p Lancaster, October 26, 1849. rs
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HI. G. rARRELL'S
Celebrated Arabian Liniment

The most Eziraordiaary Disco5ergi in he Worid
Is The great arabian Remedy for Man d BeaM
lTTNIE miraculous cures periDrmed l,y tue ARA.
l bian physicians in tie days Of old, we're then
looked upnh as the result OF magic Int since we
bsve become intimate with their histDry we can
thus account for their surprising power over dis
ease. Their attainments in the knowledge Of med.
cine were the wonder 0f the age, while at the
same time the science Of Chemistry, which with
them had il origin was 10 the rest df the World
"A sealed book" and in Botany they were the
most Jealous OF students. In the beautiful groves
which skirt the deserts of Arabia, abound rare
plants and odOrOus woods, whence are obtained
those aromatic gums and fragrant balsarfs, of whch
this Incompatible lnmeni is composed. and by
whose stimulating. unctuous. penetrating and An0.
dyne properties is when applied instnDianeOusly
dniusrd through the whole uervOns SYSTEM aay.
ing tie most intense pain in the incredibly short
tline oi 10 or 10 minutes. It's action is prompt.
powerihland etectlal, wihout The least danger.
II Penetraies tue flesh to tue bone. relaxes con.
tricted cords restores use to limbs which have
been pasied for years Causing tile shriyeled flesh
to grow ont and rich blood To- circulate through
lie veins. II restores tic Synnvial Fluid or toint
Water, and this is thp reasnn WHY il bas been so
universally successful Ia curng all diseases oFtlle
JOINTS. IN chronic affections Of tie Shine. Liver.
Lungs and Kidneys, thB great Arabian remedy
stands unparalleled; fora gueCake or Enlargement
Of the Spleen il is Speclic;,and for Rheumatism
it las performed some of the most extraordinary
cures on record also for Cramps swelling.. Pains.
Wounds, Chilblains, Burns. White Swellings.
Tnrors. &c. &c. II is equally eficacons in dis.
eases Of Animals such rs fisiul4. toll Evil. Swee
iney, Stiff complaint, Distenper. Farcy.. spraips
Bruises. Wounds. Mango Spavins. Windsall,
Splint. and for nearly al diseases. either in man
or beast which require an external application
this Iniment stands at fhc head of all medicines
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02
Farm for Sale.

SlTUATED slx miles north Of Lancaster. on
- the Baltimore Road. The farm coniains 10
Acres, about IS Acres under cultivation Upon
the premlses are good frame I5arn. log and frame
House, good Orchard. good well unl spring
waier convenient 10 the House and never fail.
ing stream running through. The farm is well
timbercG.
TerrnA @il be Hiade reasonabis for further
Information apply to the Subscriber living upon
the pretnises DANIEL BOWsEH.
October la, ls4J 23'sln
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In Jewelry, Cutlery and Variety Goods.
HAVING moved into our new store, No. 1870
Ii Main St, Cincinnati, under the CONNER.
cial Bank. we are now opening our Fall Stock
consisting in part as follows:
Gold and Silver Watches.
Fine and Common Jewelry Spectacles.
Spectacle Glasses, Accordeous, Pistols,
Razors, Knives and Scissors;
Fine French and Yankee Brass Clocks;
Violins and Violin Strings;
A general assortment OF Watchmnkers' Tools,
and materials, &c, &C., Of our own direct impor.
tation and purchase from the original mauulac-
turers, and all which we will sell at as low prices
as any house in The country. DUHME & co
Cincinnati, October ). l849-Gasete 3m22
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6We again refer our readers to the advert isement OF
IT, q. Farelss Arabian !lnmentw in another
column. andhy which you will see II Is highly recommen
ded and this moi al ne produces certificates of those
who have used and experienced its beneficial effects on
their own persons The cures certainty very remar
kable aud at least the medicine worthy of n trial We
advise all TO go to the agent, who will furnish pamphlet
gratis containing many valuable recipes for the treamen,
ofcate, Sr. owoj
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Estate or JVYIIi0m .JccksOm,

N Office is hereby given that the undersign
' ed has been appointed and duly qualified as
Administrator otthe Estate of fWILLIAM JACKSON
Sen, licensed ute Of Fairfield county, Ohio. All
persons having claims against said Estate will pre-
sent them for settlement. legally authenticated
within one year; and all those indebted will make
immediate payment to
THOMAS JACKSON, Adm'tor
October 10. l849 4w23
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02

Is matter Ot the hrst interest to those who
II are afflicted, to procure remedy that will re.
store health and at the same time leave the coli
sttutiun tiniDiured. Such
DIR. j. WHITES REMEDIES
have proved themselves 10 be- 1t is claimed for
them that they approach nearer accomplishing
what is sell forth in their behalf, than any reue-
dies ever offered to the public ms patent medicines.
They should lmve the preference of other medl-
cines offered for sale, through tlIe Country be-
cause Doctor WHirE (whO PREPARED them) has
! been for more than 80 years entirely unrivaled
| in his success, in curing chronic diseases; and
| these remedies are those used in his private prac-
tce. These medicines have now been sold about
two years in this county and without any of that
! bombastical and overstraned advertising which
fills our newspapers in praise Of the varions
trnnis sold through the conntry. They have been
silently. but steadily introducing themselves into
use, aud it is here confidently asserted that no
family, who has used nny OF them, have been dis
appointed: but continue to use them and recon-
mend them to their friends.
DR.. Whites VEGETABLE ELMER
for the cure or paliation Of all diseases affecting
the breast as consumption. Bronchitis, &c.
THE INDIAN COMPOUND,
COR the cure of Scrofula and all diseases arising
from an impuriiy ot the blood. especially Liver
Complaint. Dispepsia. Hypochondria and the
various forms Of female diseases, approaches near
iuialibilty, than any remedies ever sold for sim-
lar purposes. Those who wish relief in those
diseases are invited to call OF the subscriber and
he will recommend them to persons in Lancap-
Ter and vicinity, who have been cured or greatly
| relieved by them. This course is deemed better
than filling the pupers with certificates from per.
sons that no one knows.
THE VEGETABLE PILLS
in all cases, where purgatives or mild physics are
needed. are warrSnted to give satisfaction. and
used jointly with the Indian ComputiiId dnd te-
getuble Elxer, very ssldom failed to restors per.
feet health But the
MAGIC LfNIMENT
IN all cases, where Liniments are useful, las no
equal in the world. A few drops. (from 10 to
2O) taken in sdp OF waller. will give almost in!
slant relief in cases Of collie cramp in the son-
ach or bowels. Try these medicines, il you are
afflicted, and they will fully Justify all that has
been said III their fatGr
For sale Immediately oppOsite the Telegraph
Office Main street. II. SCOTT.
Lancaster, October IL, Is4S 6m23
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02

cease e, "A ~ "A MoHTREAL, Oct. 29th.
A serious disturbance took place at an Annex
ton Meeting held at Quebec on Saturday. The
Mayor refused to act. aud some Of the most veal
thy and influential citizens Of Quebec have sign
ed the Annexation Manifesto. Much excitement
prevails at Montreal L F
.......,... $40. NEw YoRK, Oct. .29
The steamer Crescent City arrived yesterday
morning, having left Chagres on the f7th inst,
and leltJamaica on the 10th ofoct, She brings
no California news.
At Jamaica, the new tariff, by which the duties
generally are rnised. received the sanction Of the
Governor.