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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

The Los % INK JoH> K SXIopr Tins iiac
snip whose Ass $ uoiiced anioac The English
IS IN s-oshsr oo.ama, belonged = r Ke-.s.,s
anc o.; LsoTpooi snd New York packets ST. ~ Is
1000 ians oartaen. ~as bait IN ls3i a, Ncwbgry
Pa-, vas worth about $4,000. and vas insured
l. Wshsi H,r cargo va, worth some $500 900.
most Of ahich Was insured At vrrioss III - 10
Wailst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

~ The Liverpool psPsu SPEAK IN term. 4
high oommepdsiion Of the rev packet ship West.
crn Word. lcioaziag to u n A Kiusslaad 3 Co..
4 tbs city Their praise swcl deserve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
70 HEaOPTYsIs.

hEfOPI1slS,
OR sPITTING or RED FROTHY BLOOD FROM THE
Lung, TIL. indication Of Consumption generally pre-
ccied by A. nde.orbabIe feeling II about
ehs. viii oppression Of breathing and coggh-sgns
showing s0ug--ive stale OF the lungs The expecsorE-
ton u mucus .reak-d with blood now commences, AID
sometimes blood thrown up n greater Or less quantities.
H>mop,ys.s may deslh by the blood sccumustng
Ia The passages aud sudOcstng The patient 10 such
here B. remedy eqas TO ScseHoS' Pu!m0ai SyruP
It punfes ne boot ghens the stem and hereby
prevents Of the disease II facilitates Pectora
ton AID frees The lungs and air tubes from tbs coIled
blood which would otherwise produce safocAnon There
4. kabe fact shown to the post morteu 'Vsnn atoms
made u those who the stages Of Consumption have
r-sor-d % The u scHEscSs Pumorc syrup lhst me
lung, have Invariably been free from any collection Of pu'
blood thus showing clearly thai Il he paner1 had re-
sorted the Of the Syrup before the lE' we're ars
uoyel cure would have been effected These iie.s VII
eoavnce the eon-uupuve that delays are dangerous II
you have = couga pain tie chest 'Piing Of blood or
any The symptoms Of pulmonary disease procure Aoote
ofscHE~ck's Pulmor syrup As quick IS possible
II will check the cough soften and rPen he ahscess of
the ungs-you viii e1pectorss easily and freely discharg
Ing a. he morbid matter rom the air vesse' which viii
speedily h-al- tie tone - BE system because il
contains The most valuable vegetable iouc- WI A"sy'
regu ate the bowels without the u caharro' ard The
pareurs .,ren 9Th . not reduced f1 the weakest consgp
tive hke. scurNcSs Psimguie syrup Ard trf' So TO
strer gibeu HI. system and improve tsa FpeUie
sCHENCKs PrLNoNlC SYRUP is ia At a. per
bottle, or s houies flr a.
Cy CLlCKENER co u Barclay q a. 10 Genefs
Ascut. 10 New Yors AMI vicinity
Srw-YopS CtrS A-rNrs
EHP.ro~, So Grcsuvich. .I and = N.uth-aveSae
JtI Count~sro~. rs Broadway. and 80 Hedsou 81
r Los - Grsut-sl
IN GRiTFtrps. cor Z De'sncy and ssa'H's
" y CsUsatE. - Boweo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

~ THE PROTECTIVE UNoS, Boston has now
been Published ioor moatLs and las attained a
weekly circulation Of $500 copies It's the recos-
nized organ Of the Labor Reiormers OF New Eng
Ia I'd and OF the Trade Re.ormers as vel The glo-
nous Protective Union movement, whereby the
Workers OF New England are low endeavcrins
by combined action 10 become their OWE puryey
ors # oed and other necessaries at one tenth the
former est, having formally adopted this paper as
Is organ. We trust rs career IS barely begun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

WANTED situation OBJ, A. F1...l isly az govern
W 80. ,,sche. 81. school, o- 90 fem -. remote '.a'
s-n.e sHr would l-srlci cn 800 Pee vs-nls ranches oi
Eng I,h, ara. 70 rtqsred s'r .sm Wr rIs. .r'sis 20
French. Mls.c sra ufA"'n- Sic . SEQ COM r.i 'o
ake c.sIs" - children q III at r'.'o'F. $40.
Address T. & B cirs of Horace Cree ef. go 80 oHce
f--,t
AtCOhiPLI-uED young .aty ~ho can 'ls
y wei and teal music afi sin nag ih't'us ~ No !" no
s.s8a. French sr4rt. Ur Der.sn, NAV tcaf oi very
Pheasant srf .re+sh'- Bonn. l small tita'r Anly
.grs-r sie ~ Hs fr-stei companion sH each
tr and a-1 r-esicfa s'of salary, ty s'drr'snf Music
Tui.Ue Cfcr Tho family propose ,a remove fri i.'ai'
CLASSICAL A>D COMMERCE ~. Scuo0b
o'i os''l~H n '' ,l. ~ ll,.t ,..od.
-
ENTRtCT OF LOCKWOOD. soper sre'
0f,e ij5 Wa'er d 10 -re,..l RUSSELL >fiLS
Z AIDES GENTLEHEr age hereby. f.sP G.
Ia fy IniJatd inst tfa o va ue Boz es.n VII ne s 81
> .ioRONFT. il Orfrfrst tr-'fs 'r' ~ NJ 81. ~
,hrolch ihe dispatch PosI promptly attended Ia.
D,TTERN MAKING. Tar.irs '.i SEQ ss~9s
l hv ..eaui power ma.lrefy N.eHm Engine eng We
en...} -.'Il.. i ne so frr@ c.ilref b. .rt m
general sIhenscs aad ralacsI Instruments cassd o.
erey Description JOSEPH PkCkoN EM
De. lmt 80 Wa,rrst c'r Peek slip.
.snDA W,TER aPPARATU- .-WANrED
- 'rrr..rr Ir b. tf..rsIs soda Wai,r Apparatus
,.. .-..fI as DID 4 .. W0. sIU o ORDER hhtIn. cen
n- u.-d tcor.. pump in iron frame generator md
sssu-er Df-- fshts COOLER .tgr counter vase az
tlts counter glass ssshfr. -'fup Jumps &C. fH'' ffi
cash o. ...g bee seen % tir mandatory ot
JOHN MATTHFNS.
cor First rad iwef o. srih-st
rIIE MERCHANTS III RANCE COhPA-
Ny or THE C,IY or MN -fORh,
O,,i,r ,oa>ra ot Osftsnlcn t,o psY SIS oyfs IHs
SoarI RisfR BA>K latrlnla o. itBrJ
CASH CAPITAL $500, O0O.
lS.UR,Ncs ,cN'.r iofj DR. D,NA.l ~ fIE9 - rr
Nusr FAtoKAHlF rF sNs
DIRECTORS
Lev. Anzar Joseph n Br3va, & ,. 81 O.trs.dsr,
81 4 Hop9aes 3 n 8 an Ank.n. Valentine Kirby.
Wm n Dei1. DRsrloph Marin Ey ioppock
e. " Brenhsm Fr..r-ar CfuftcI Wsri Woo
Natl-rIa. Wei. Grove. A.frs David Mage,
saule. l. Bowman, R,bc.llie", Nm. HIsnce,
FieIaxs Cram, Theodore Msr p. R.tcuP GeNy.
CK0WfL ADAMS, Pres.ienL
GG0RsE " SAVAGE Secretary.
This Company - organized under the Law - te STATE
OF New.Yofs and having rs Capital al paid Ia in Cash
viii be- prepared % receive proIOss and Issue POLICE. oc
Tu-.d.y tie ..ai Aur.I 1850 A. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

IL THE TwELFTH WARD TEMPERANCE 50
ciETl vii hold is Annual Meeting 70 night IN the
Church near Fi,teih St anl Third Avenue. Good
speaking IS promised. We hope to meet noble
company Of the enemies OF Alcoholic ruin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
GAUGING sIMPLlEIED.

GAUGING slMPLlFiED-
NEW AND I-EFt l. SYSTEM Patented -
~ sCHREINER STEWART VI rhllAae PMS 's T,s.
I'd G,r The use u country merchants espec.ap Three
rniautes uia will convince any lnrrehart lh11 lie 70 ~
much reed of T. ~ scGss o. ysrtsie Importer
liquors render correct sceounis by y wnen :
Of mainemarcs sofk Of IL psses % ianirs AssPt" "
any size Or shape Ofcssk, hide " cone, Dy uo - W
small rod Tor Ahng cniensions roc q, 80 - ap,I
A liberia discount made 10 AErus ong u ". TO-"
viii be Apo ntsd 10 esrb town Addrt~ 1850 Ps''
TAOs J sTEWARI. 81 Wal st Se~ ss
Gsrersi Agent for ite 1lirsi siaies
Bib. ,,,,.,,g cerfeca.ss from ne chief oaugers
a. isrg..t C,oesr. Ia Philadelphia Tie won !, la
offered Tor sale here .nd 'Hrlas' W ~ 's'''''" NV
coming we-s. 20 sgppy 49, & s.gstng entitled Tn.
- f,.sg.r slmpl1ed and Complete ~ schreinef
Stexsr We are Wiling " foeeh of - CO.. ecI',s !.
.-,,-l. "a h cur isstunef rstrunrn'S ana cAn %
1870 sv .ry or 4. IN tsu n laIss 10 recomr4erfs iissi 10
- - la f Asses 81 iglDf, &C 90 any ore ~ itetn
a. -. thsi We sre doing l.ltt io he mefcsnnleoo
sriiv bv suhmiu ~ ouf nanes Ia - pubic ascbe~ I"
:, y.lu.h- and Tfas"w 1fthY a. iffenuon
" JOAN NhRQlARr
HENRY CAkPkN1kR, t,,u,ss.
4 & WOOD.
LlNAk RMAS.
IA. have evan ned ~carrHnef SesArf- work % oa-s
ir. ennued TIE American Danger S,mpiasd Anj , on
rieie We hare skeu one fjr az snd ~oa.s =
ssts AZ FRANKLIN PLATA 60
6 Norh " a.srsf fhlsfef.A
We have purchased so,k Ard Rod q >cti'.n'I H
Cemp.es- w have tsssd a. and are ssisted - ). -,
cofrscins.s We therefore would rdsise a. County -
cs>E o avail aeass,sss - he tl,i egr9r.s,,Y
one tENhob n
=. Nofth ..cout q Philsfeipe as
We have examined 'rh~ Ameftcsn VsSset snLt'.e
and Comp iss sna an sasvsrs no Ta'rsss ~ osr
nsPndes, sns vosd rsc"nmsnd y 20 c ss,rert
chaas ssnersv tsiug ,hs moot rfoet.ns a. sr
tisv eo,Ss MAZE uuht We have Turchssea ene "' -
~ go. OEOR0E LlrflSCorf 'o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

~ Advertisement. dstJ fFwsrded pr l.v. 4.
a. ~. b.. nsw.rsrer. - al cues srd Ffi'i W"' ~
ua United sfsss Csr.ss ~ BY ihs serfsi'ri sseo-
P.tNss ~b, \. o. .nthr ssd a. receive s1ascf'rNors
Ofes In The Tribune Ri 'inEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

'a'UE R-CRIHtH ," eses nc I' 1919 ~
r. - p,s.,n,s suf Fsvsrv. u here f@ vi siA cr
inps tn csrrY ~ nasires. .~..-
- a. fEr@f sNffhif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

FIRST ARRIVALS TRoN SEA At QuEBEc.-The
ship Montreal arrived al Quebec from Liverpool
On tie 18th iast. IN a passage Of ,. days The
John Bah IS sad also T. have srriy ed At Quebec
from London. The hrs, arriva. from sea al Que
bee lAsi year y. the Albion on the 18th OF April
These are the earliest arrivals from sea since i.3I
on tat year vessei arrived on the 10Th April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

RErNED SusARs. On Java CoFGEg At REDUcTo
Paicts-J FOWLER la. lasl received lrge slocs "
sugars Cosees Tea- sc which lee is Offering a, reduced
price, ~ cash Superior German Crushed Sugar IL %
7it- Susr', Crlshed Loafjs Rein IL best old Java
lee fr-,h roasted ard ground daily L. p good ground
C1are L.. good green Coffee and 10 Also Teas and
Fanny Gfocefe, ta,ry ard fresh Butter Hams, shoulders,
.eai Lard &c. H., 30 and t. Greenwich -
v Sc. snG i09 Grard-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

PnN0-FosTEs-We would ca. the attention 81 hose de-
string good Piano forte, 10 the large assortment Al al
Broadway, made by T GILBERT 4 CO Boston. They are
ul,afpussed Their .Eolan Pisnoiores conbioe all the
beaue. o. TIE Palo ard Psr.or organ. Second hand P
snos for sac cheap to rent az AMAW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

r.rsa yqt1 C4L.foaSi Tie s.ca-e. "a"
. "a. - dsy rom cAasre' "''a ,R' Ner.' a
.,....verce rom Ca.nrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

MAssAcHusErTs-The Governor has appointed
Monday Ma! 80 or the niaih TIA 70 elect Rep
reselta'Ne to the XXXls, Congress OF the United
States, In Tie WE District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

F r-i-'.t ----..-----------------
,..r,.,,;,,,-. an 9ouncc,icuf.
,. ... r-....-l a. y,.5,.e
D,tf -s. The Mysterious BaPla-s will.
..-.,..,.....,s months have been heard 80 b
,..... ,....-...i.,.. f.rr.r.t-,t..as a..
t..,... t.,-1 ID, many, other places and some a..
.r-.r =. r.. : r.,..... as III. Il. accord Jane.
,,.,s M. own ..t ari in che promises o.. The
8..,bestar s-i.,ts ,iou'se-v.e
I-1 Wv" W. ''' '''.
scene o' "''h 30 ' "' ''. '--
cons l4'Noe '','' "--'' 81. "'-' S-- 'l- So '''''
'eiH'i''
0o1se o. he'. D- i' b" Hla'.o'l' '''
oi''a 'Is,.i'.- 'N '-' ".-'' ~ S'''' '-i
api+'l'l' '"' "''S'' gre" 'l'''
.' '''', ','s Oh. '..''i ,.-.'.
lo.-. were broken d.. ..s 4r,4tl-e thrown about
a..I hurled oat Of the windows wear.a- areaIe.
len. cans and b.unets were moved ahoat from
place g. place b. some unseen agency while tha
Nr f-' oe'"- t'.e1! a-.'.e '' 1--
'.t - t,.l's,. 81, .fi..,
-. -'..I.t . -,,...... tl..' I,..
"a. 49,. 80. .t,s,.,,,.....,,rs 4 .srr.a...
l'- "' -. ., d., I.,, and ,o 49,.
800 h'''.' .l''-'! .'o'-.' ~. i..f, ~,
., ..i s.s~..l. had DE- b.con..
..-,.t ,,..ao some ,r...ib.e COVER sctua., tore
,oa. and ,s-. into sbr.5s 81, ,He the lanirsupou
,i. .,-.... -. r.. crushed ia atoms Tho Cd t,u.
teuau could withstand i ID longer. blttaklr- tie
.ad mo tie house. Immediately cutertd INTO con-
m1uica'ion with tie spirit when 'he following cone
vcrsatiou ensued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

Iv...I.u Ctsffr Ne have 0GIetuy H6en occas. en
3D. M l . and varied assortment of CsfPe.s 60
ssr 8rpo. lee 81 Hal bu. sve scarcely emeinber
t,r seen elc cs o.. me esia1 i+lneni cor
ts 81 qs.eu. Hl0 ls re sr.s 's eNelt' hlt ihe pat
i-rs. r-mtsat bauti 10 ~ once 30 "a ID alien
ton aad e Dee Utmost admiration The Itch velvet and
srr-y Carpets peculiarly tasteful ard elegant aed ln
.le Erg.sl. Brlat.. Ingram. Three ply &c. tho same
msrs,d erory i'as md 'ls $. IS appear dfrr-
e,t fo iose elsewhere. TIE trh l. that Me.sp
SWIM kS,r. import their Cupe,s themselves are
Manufactured r 2res.y i1r eu aud rs their orders
contract nt sub ec, te alcualon 81 pdces they
a7et 90 ofrr their good, o. he reasonable O.
s.uai. Notwithstanding the recent advance.
~ many reIscrs viii te purchasing Lew CsrTe,s lus,
now alyse item not % 90 Until they have ms. eA-
an led the stock o.; BIS e-t.bishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

rr-- American Institute. A. s. ~
obi. ..rHa v 'H r.f af is t' r ff. f7 o.
rue-iar. Apd. .t strt 3'r..c. Tee Law. B cine
ar ior taa ,c-.a. t.- - HENRY Mtlo> Rec sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
ItNrRArr an LnENNnNn.-N ~

( 'LA~~ItAI NJ IONlIENt " - NJ, ~, -
I nI. Brn4iwar -IIr summer term uf frri bhbN -
school w.. open or Mfrdse. tr 80 h net a. '.'"d'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
CONGREssIONAL.
WAsaINeroN. April Is. 1850.

w AdhtNdEoNt APth ASi AOOV'
Mr.. Campbell, the Clerk Of The House
Of Representatives. died in this city this
morning after an illness Of two days. Mr..
Csmpbell was Wing in politics. and a
citizen of Virginia. He was elected
Clerk Of the 18th CnngreSs, aud was re-
elected Clerk of the present Congress
after a prolracted contest. He was a
gentleman much esteemed by all parties
Neither House of Congress was in ses.
sion To day,
An inquest was held to day, on The
body of MIR. Wilson, who was found dead
in his led on the morning after his mar
riage. Several physicians wers present.
who. after post mortem examination. re-
ported that the death was caused by con
gos,iun Of the brain and stomach, pro
duced by the excessive use of arden
spirits; a verdict was rendered accord
ingly.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
Snow StOFm.- Trial Of IIIe Monies
QIieus.-CalifOrnia EImigTamtS.

ST. LOUIS, April Is.
We were yesterday visited by a snow
Storm which commenced about J past
o'clock in the morning aud continued un.
Ill p. M. The ground was covered to
the depth of seven or eight inches. The
weather to-day is culd, foggy and disa
greeabIe.
Tie trial ofthe Montes1uieus is draw
ing to close. Mr.. Bales commenced
his argument for tho defence on Saiur
day. 1t was most eloquent appeal
He will conclude to-day. The Cour
room was crowded during the day. tn,
seats being occupied by ladies.
Our accounts from St. Josephs, wher,
several companies of California emigrant
are concentrated, arc very distressing
Much sickness prevails, principally di
arrhpa, which has carried off great mum
bers. The backwardness of the season
adds very much To their sulierngs, a
they are compelled to break into ,hei
stock of provisions. Several have re
turned home.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

FlRB ANNIHiLAToR.--A new apparat.
us with this name was recently exhibited
ut tho London gas.works. To test its
efficacy, large open building was filed
with partitions and joistings of wood
daabed with pitch aud turpenline, and
hung with rags soaked with the same
combuslibles, After the flames ascend
ed and roared so as apparently 10 be be
yond the queuching Of water. Mr.. Phil.
'Ps, the inventor, approached with one
of his hand machines, somewhat larger
than good sized coffee pot, aud dis.
charged volume of gas aud vapor,
which extinguisheJ the whole in halt a
minute, leaving no noxious quality in the
resulting air. A company has been form.
ed to manufacture these new engines.
which will soon fud their way TO this
country.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

New YORK TRlBuNE.--Tbe Daily Tri'
bupe comes to us in quar;o form. nearly
double its former szo. Itis probably
the best paper. take it all in all, in the
world. The energy Of its publishers and
the intellect Of It's editor have given it q
wide spread popularity and an extended
circulation. The Semi-weekly is also tc
appear in the same form ir few doya
Hereafter larger type will be used, de
cided Improvement. The terms of the
Daily. Semi. weekly and Weekly aro re
spectively IS. 50 & SO, per annum. Per
sons wishing a city paper will here ind
something vaiuable--not the wishy'washy
trash of the neutral press.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

ARRIVAL or AN ARIsroURATIC CELes
TIAL,--.Quite sensation was created a.
mong the quid nancs at New York on
Tuesday, by the arrival of a real speci.
men Of Celestial upper tendon. A
Young lady, Miss Pwan Yekoo, II years
Of age, handsome, lively and with char.
acIerstic feet only three inches long, ar.
rived in the ship laulhe, from Canton
Miss Pwau Yekoo is en- route for London
and belongs to ono OF the must aristo
cratic fumilies in China. She is accom-
panied by her waiting maid. celebrated
Chinese music master, Mr.. Soo Choone,
and by two children, Miss Annoy and
Master Using. Of 6 and 4 years old. Thi.
highly interesting family have taken
rnoms at the Irving House.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

GoiNe IT WITH A RUsu.-We find the
following in Que of our exchanges; Mar.
ried. in Marcellus, New York, on tho
2SIh ult., Mr.. Sylvester Smith to Miss
Lydia Duncan; Mr.. Serene Smith to
Miss Cothia Duncan; aud Mr.. Charles
Duncan To Miss Emma Smith, all Of tn al
phce, These marriages were solem
nized at he house Of Mr.. Benjamin Stan
ton Smith, father nf Serona and Emma
aud brother Of Sylvester Smith. Charlie,
Duncan is brother TO Lydia and Cothir
Duncan; aud Sylvester Smith is uncle /,
Senora aud Emma Smith. All 1.-THE par
ties except Sylvester, are under twenl,
years Of age.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

people complaining Of the tigh.ness Of
the money market. You see business
stagnate-then heavy dealers fail, aud
al the Premonitory symptoms Of NOR
old state OF things.
pat great part -four population are
rushing to the mines-wilhin the last
two weeks not less than ten thousand
persons have leN this city for the differ.
en' placsrs. The tide Of emigration is
throwing hundreds every day into our
city. What a place Of business--of
wilu and reckless excitement Is San
FranrIscoll & Vi t3T
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
Clay Festival.
New YoRK, April l3. 1850

Nv" N"'''H' - F'''' H~' NNVV
Tho sevenly.third anniversary OF
the birth of this llus,rious Statesman
Of the West was celebrated with a.
bundant enthusiasm. last evening by a
large assemhlago of his personal friends,
AT an early hour the avenues and large
saloons Of Niblo'S spacious Theatre we're
filed to oyeraowiug, with numerous
company Of subscribers to the festival
aud invited guests. including many dis.
unguished men in public liIe-,.a large
representation Of different professions,
and oflhe Press, aud noble specimen
Of the mercantile and commercial inter.
ests.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

GENERAL LUTHERAN SYNoD,-Tho
General Synod of the Lutheran Church,
shortly To meet at Charleston, S. c will
be, from the nature of The business to
come before it, a worry important eccle.
siasIical meeting, and the journals Of the
church are strongly urging general at.
tendance Of delegates from the various
churches.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

erThe US. Officers in Oregon have
memorializsd Congress on the made
quacy Of their compensation to their do
cent support. Expenses are much in
creased by the California mania. and
their present allowance will not pay theil
necessary expenses. Two-thirds "f the
soldiers will desert, the officers soy. at the
opening of spring.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

HANDSOME BEaUEsT.-Mr Benjamin
H. Punchard. Of Aadover, Mass, who died
recently, has left by will the sum Of
S6O, 900, to be appropriated to the estab-
lishmeDt and endowment of High
School for boys and girls. in Andover
South Parish. The trustees are to be The
Episcopal clergyman Of Andover, the
Congregational clergyman Of the South
Parish,t the clergyman of the West Perish,
in Andover, and FIVE laymen. The be-
quest provides that the Bible be read dali
ly in school. and the Lords Prayer be re-.
peated every morning.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

GRAMAM's MAGAzINE.-The number
for May is on our table, containing three
very pretty aud we'll executed engra-
wings. In the new volume commencing
in July next, the Editor promises por'
trait of lhe Swedish Nightingale as tue
leading plato Of the first number. Il
will be one Of the finest magazine Ell
cravings ever executed. Now is the
time for tho lnvers Of light literature IL
subscribe for the leading Magazine il
America.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

CINclNNATI.,.The productsof the indus.
try and enterprise efIhe people ofthis city
are vast, aud still increasing. 1t is stat
ed TINT the quantity Of candles exported
frum Cincinnati during the six months.
ending on the lst inst. was thirty eight
thousand FIVE hundred and sixty eight
boxes. During the same period the ex.
ports ofsoap amounted to ten thousand
;wu hundred aud eighty seven boxes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

SENTENCE OF PEARSON COMMITTED. =
The Springfield, Mass. Republican states
TINT I'll Q Governor aud Council Of that
State have commuted the death sentence
of D, H. Pearson, recently convicted for
the murder Of his wife and two children,
at Wilmington. Mass. to Imprisonment
for life. This Looks like precedent fol
DR.. Websler.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

ANTI. RENT.-Another an,i.rent war
has broke out in New York. Open re.
sistance has been made to the civil au-
thorities at Taghkanic, and nobody ex-
poets that any rent can be collected now
without the most serious results. The
Sheriff has been obliged to retreat once.
but has gone again with force. and is de.
ternined to execute the law at all hazards.
Finkle is the leader of the anti-renters
now as he was before. For his previous
acts he was sentenced TO the State Prison,
but having been pardoned out, he is in
the field again, boljer, and more deSpe-
rate than ever.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
vuTc mEETING.

Pursuant to previous nolice.a large num- 4
Der of the Wings Of Fair6eld county as
sembled in the Court House, on Msnday
the 18th inst. The meeting was organ
ICED by calling G GORGE RINc, Esq to tho
Chair. and appointing Messrs. MIcuAeL
Mon and GEoRsE BEERY Vice Presi-
dents. DAvID JENNINGS was chosen to
act as Secretary.
On motion Messrs. George Weaver
James R, Pearse, Thomas Littleheld
Robert Smith aud Amos Hunter were ap
pointed Committee to name Contra
aud Advisory Committee.
The following named persons were Q
lected as Delegates 10 the Gubornationa
C OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. Pearse. Trial
G. Rutier, Gideon Martin, Isaac Come
and Thomas Wilson.
CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
John I. Brazce. p. Van Trump, JOIN
r. Mumaugh, Isaac Conner and John n
Little.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

Tnr Delaware Block FOR TuE WASH.
INGToN MONUMENT. The additional
motto of delaware, tho first to adopt
she will DO the last to abandon tho Con.
s,itution,' has beeu handsomely execut.
ed, since the arrival Of tho block in Wash,
ington, on the side Of tho bust of Wash
ington. 1t is admitted on all hands to b.
the most ChaSte aud arlistical stone
from all the States yet represented.