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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

EHon. Henry Clay attended a Wing
ball. on the evening Of the 22d, in Phil
advlphia. Ho was in fne health aud
spirits.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

UNITED STATES JUDGE.-In executive
session, on the 22d, Judge Drummond
was confirmed as Uuited States Judge for
tho Eastern Virginia Circuit.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

TWill the Inbred. grovelliug Pet
tifoger of The Gazette inform us where
he got his information that the "Circle'
Vile TVatchmdn" is "Dr. Olds' paperP
-CuclemlLe Wafchmaa.
Skipping the hard names as mere sur
plusage, we would answer-in the col
umns of the Wafchman itself.
1t isprelly generally conceded and &C
knowledged by the leading lights of Lo
cofocoism that Doctor Edison B. Olds il
a miserable, dishonest. trucking, time
serving politician THAT he has been
traitor TO the democratic party"-tha
he is lost to principle and lost TO shame
that he would "sell the democratic par
ty for mess of potage"-that he die'
politically from "want of honest princi
pies" Taking it for granted that lead
iny democrats told the truth about Doct
Edison B. OIds, any one would readil!
imagine that the editor Of paper. pro
Tossing 10 be a Watchman upon III,
watch tower of the democratic party
who gave his support to such man, wa
sold to him "body. soul and bree ches."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

~ Does the editor of the Gazette
suppose he can make Mr. Whitman be.
lleve that his reUiew last week, was out
of any good feeling for himl- CircleOille
Watchman.
Lord bless you, no! Mr.. Simpleton.--
We have long since given up the idea OF
making our Honorable Senator believe
anything. We once tried TO convince
him that it was wrong for him 10 support
DR.. UIds and yet he considered it per
Ccclly consistent to aid in the election o
that "miserable, dishonest, trucking
time serving politician" to Congress.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

DEATH OF A FRIEND OF WASHINGTON.
Another veteran Jerseyman, soldier
ofthe Revolution, and the personal friend
of Washington, has been gathered to the
Fathers. George Coryell, Esq, died
at his residence in Lamberville, formerly
Colyells Ferry,) on the 10th inst, in the
9lst year of his age. Immediately after
the close of the war in which he served
having participated amongst other ser.
vices in the battle of Monmouth-he re.
moved to Alexandra, near Mount Yer
non, at the instance of General Wash.
ing,on, where he continued to reside unit
within few years, when he returned tc
his native State. He was a con6denlia
friend of Washington during his life, be
longing to the same Masonic Lodge, and
a correspondent assures US, the last one
of the six who bore the body oflhe Faith
er of his Country to the tomb.-New
ark AdCertiScr.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The Steamer America reached Hak-
faxr on Saturday night last. We are in
debted to the telegraphic dispatches of
the o. S. JOuraalfOr the following CLEAN
ings of her news:
The English Parliament had opened
and the Queens speech delivered.
The intelligence from Ireland is more
heart,rending. Cultivation seems stag.
nant aud trade is more depressed. Emf.
grafton TO the us. has again commenced
Many have not this means to rid them.
selves of tyI amy.
Another disturbance has taken place
in Paris and the city was declared in a
state of seige. II was caused By the
Police cutting down certain liberty trees
planted during the revolution. Large
crowds gathered around and the Police
were dispersed. The militia advancing The
people were routed. All was quiet at
latest advices. 1t probably arose from
the fact that the President is striving to
concentrate all power in himself.
1t is now stated that the Pope IS about
to return to Rome.
The Circassians have gained great ad-
vantages over the Russians and the lat
ter have been compelled to retreat.
The escape Of Madam Kossuth and
the fact Of her having joined her hus'
band is confirmed.
Austria has demanded Of Switzerland
the extradition of some Poles and the
latter power has refused, except when il
is proven that the refugees intrigued in
politics or misconducted themselves.
| A rupture has taken place between
The English and Greek governments
THE reason is not stated, but England
may be after some of the Islands OF the
Archipelago, ED. GAz.)
In Prussia the new Constitution bal
been adopted and the King has taker
oath to support it.
The King of Denmark, in his speech
at the opening of the session Of States
says that the Schleswig Holstein war il
not ended, only suspended. The future
is in doubt.
CoMMERcIAL.-Money market rathe
depressed. American securities in goo'
request. Cotton has fuctuated. Cor
market depressed, Flour not much in
quiry prices fallen Is to Is Cd. India
Corn receded cd per quarter. In A
merican Provisions the market has i'm
proved.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

HospITAt. CHARGES IN CALIFORNIA
The following is specimen of hospital
charges in California. being bill sent to
gentleman in this city, for payment, for
services rendered to his deceased broth
er:- Baltimore Sun.
NJ. #@a&#
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
Fire, Firc, Eire, Fire, Fire.

TINE undersigned as Agent of the CITY INSU-
RANCE COMPANY Of CINCINNATI, is pre-
pared to insure property of any description against
loss or damage by FIRE, in the town Of lancaster
and vicinity Ohice-NIain Street, Fosters Building.
JOHN GARAGHTY,
Lancaster, December 81. lS49. dl3t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
Wednesday, rebrunry ~. 1850.


A ASaUALL,-Elect,On cfsStSte Officers.
We received private despatch, on
yesterday, from-our Reporter. VIM rs still
eon6ned to in his bed, whichwas the fol-
Lowing:
"Manypenny. Bliss and King were g.
lected, last night. State officers"
This lo1ks RandUlI.ish. MANYPENNY
was candidate for Member of the Board
Of Public Works. and is LOc9foco OF
Muskingum county. Bliss is the pres
ent Treasurer and was candidate for
The same place-ho is Free SOilr.--
KING was candidate for Secretary ot
Stale, and is the son Of Leicester King
tue old abolition candidate for Govern
or. II looks much like Locofoco-
Free Soil-Abolilion bargain, and IS
violation of the Swift aud Randall agree-
ment. We don't understand it aud must
wait further advices. Perhaps it is no:
as bad as il looks at the first glance.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
THE POLISHED BOOTS,

OR TIE BRUSSELS CARPET.
A thrilling Eleven Hundred and Toenty:toH'
Dollar Prize Tale-A la George LiPPard.
Go it, Boots !-MILToN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
Estate of George NlInehart.

RushvilIe, Ohio, Dec. 81. d3tw4wa4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
The Lnte Apneintsnents.

The President has made some excellent
selections fer appointments lately-so good
that we could almost wish the Senate had
been less delicate in the work Of rejection.
We thought the choice of ISAAC R. DAVIS
for Collector at San Francisco the best that
could be made, but, on his declining, that
of T. BUTLER KING was substituted, and it
ia another of the same sort. The choice Of
BRIGHAM YOUNG for Governor of Utah is the
best that could be made. Brigham would
have been the real Governor any how, but
his designation as official Governor also is
an exceedingly happy one. Most Of the new
nominees, SO far as we know them, are good
selechons-capable, upright and deserving
And if any body is disposed to grumble that
the President ordinarily chooses from bis
own side of the house, we beg leave to DIS
sent. When he was Yice-President, his
word did notgo far in the matter of appoint
menss; now he is President let him, to
liberal extent, remember his friends. This
is revolving planet, SO that every one gees
on the sunshiny side in his turn. That is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

a Tie Albany Argus, in announcing she ap,
pointmens Of Mr Kidd in place Of Mr. Benedict as
Postn tster for that City truly sayu:
alt is due Mr.. Benedict that re should say, that
during the time he has held the Office Of Pestmss
ter Of this city, he has discharged the responsible
duties Of it with ability and has exhibited spirit
him an acceptable public officer"
We trust MIR. Kidd will deserve and receive q
testimonial equally aattering en- hn retirement
Tho Albany Poat Office is OF rather more conae-
quence to us and other New.York publishers than
eiiher Of the Executive Departments at Washing
ton. he must be good businsss man and stick
oloEe to she office who can go out Of it with the
plaudit he has been as good Postmaster as
Lewis Benedict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
Massachusetts WING Convention.

WORCESTER, Taeadsy, UcIoOeF l.
The AddreFs reported to the Wing Convention
aludes in appropriate terms to the death OF Pres
dentTaylor-approves of the course of President
Filnore-re joioes over the admission Of California
as a substantial triumph of the North-approyes as
whole of toe recent measures of compromise adopt
ed by Congress, with the exception Of the Fugitive
Slave Bill 60 passed witout the trial by Jury
speaks in atrong terms OF the wrong done to free
Negroes coming from Massachusetts, in the har-
bor5 OF the South, and calls upon their Senator'S and
Representatives to demonstrate against it in the
hels Of Congress until abolished-goos for sound
discriminating Tariff, ard denounces too coalition
which Ia in process of being efebsed between tho
Loco Focos and Free Sellers as struggle for the
spoiIs of office. The Address was received with
considerable enthusiasm and WAS adopted without
dissenting vote The Convention soon after ad'
inurr ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
Fnritiye sInYes.

BEDFORD, Pa. Tuesday, Oct /, 1850
Ten Virginia runaway slaves lost their way on
She ridge Of the AIleghenies, eight miles east Of
this they were discovered last Sunday and at.
tackled by Pennsylvania men. One alsve gas NOR.
tally wounded and another dangerously So bosh
were captured next morning. Six Of she number
entered mountain nut, occupied by man and his
wife, their cothea ragged from contact with trees.
The wife supplied the outcests plentifally while
tie husband procured assistance captured them
and received $3.50 reward for the betrayal. Two
vet remain hid. The Pennsylvania men are on the
alert eager for reward, They all subsiSted on
corn and apples.
Great numbers of cattle are driving eastward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
The Fugitive Slave Bill.

OWEGo, TdeBdAy, CcE I
The Fugitive Slave bill is exciting some move
rnent among the coored population OF this village
The negroes profess to believe that there are sew
eral Slave Catchers In the neighborhood, and they
an7 attempt that may be made against them, dc.
cIaring that they viii fight to the last Il need b.
to defend the liberty of themselves or friends. 1t
ic reported that aeyeral negross who have resided
in Ithsca have Eought safety in flight Here thsy
have resolved not TO ernsrnte but fight for f5srty
If that is the price demanded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
Bfassac huaetts WhiE Cenvenslon-Briggs and
Reed RsoNemiRatedo

WORCESTER, tuesday, Oct l.
The Whig Convention assembled here in mum
bers to the extent of 1900 persons. The vote for
Governor was az folio VS.: GEO. N. BRIGGS, 708;
Bigeow, IS; Winthrop, I.
For Lieut.. Governor, John REED had 724. Con
,equently, Megars Briggs and Reed we're duly
The proceedings of the Convention have been
harmonious.
The Resolutions on Slavery Eedffrm the oppos
iion of Massachusetts to the extension of Slavery in
free.teriory, and urge the admission OF Utah aud
New.Mexico az States, into the Union az soon as
practicable, with Constitutions like California -
They also declare the Wig party North and South
are ore in defense of the Constitution aRd the Union
IL IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

ag- CoRNs! EuMoNs !-Thoss troubled with Co Of
h'ions should not fall TO Dr. LIrrLBFEELo's Lora
Sn1sids and Plaaers They securely project them tr1m
pressure and friction and thus afford ready relief Rk.y
q ny Dc found 81 Rushios Csa, and Msskms, Bro B.
Vsy, ana Dr. L'a Office Al Merchants Exchange "a
Sroosi5n I" Rsdchf Ero,heis Atlantic at aud aeo " i.
SOB, Fuliou.st. s9s a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
Tke massnchusetfs Whig Convention
tive Slave Excitement, &c.

At the Wing Convention at Worcester today
Jenny Lind received one vote for Lieut. Governor
The Speakers In the afternoon denounced the Fasi
tive Slave bill in no measured terma. Judge arson
said that be held it in execrasion, and that no law
that did away with those two great bulwarks of
Liberty, the trial by Jury and the ha5eas corpus
act, could be sustained here. There ia great ak
element, both mere and at Worcester, relative TO
the reclamation OF Fugitive Slaves. Az Worcester
Two Slave owners are prowling about with view
Of catching some fugisives there. The citizsns
generally express determination not 30 permit
any to be tak en- away. A large number OF Fagi'
live Slaves in this city met last evening at Rev
Mr. snowdens Church, and appointed Committee
There are now about 300 Fugitive Slaves in this
CITY, many Of whom are in business, and have
TprniGee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

u For business pursuits Of every description In which
The euItom OF the people OF any CT The county Ia
desirable, be Agency of " 8. PALMER, 3r1bune Build
iDga affords choice OF the widely circulated jour
nails in which to advertise and the owea practicable
prices The propretors OF the best papers OF all the
ciss and principal towrs In the Union have au59gtzed
him to ra5e contracts on Ee gsyus tasma eKactagS ne
respective Offices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

HEAE THE TESTIMONY GREAT PHYslcIAH-As
the faculty in this country admit that sPoTrEHs God Live
OIL Candy Is the best preparation OF tho OIL that has ever
been Invented will quote the following from the Lon
don Journal ofMedicine IN relation 10 the principal material
that invaluable article The writer says that he has pre-
ecbe0 Cod Liver Oh IN 400 cases OF consumption aud he
eses a. the result Of extensive experience that the pure
r., al Gil from the liver OF tire COD he only kind used by
sporrE Ia ore benz fetal In the treatment OF pulmonary
dseases than any agent medcinal diesuc or regimens
that bas yet been employed No higher medical testimony
than his can edduced FOR sss By THOMAS sPoTrrH,
Ila Bowery Pics 25 cents per package and by Druggists
..naraIl1 .Lroue bout tie United sates s28 StaA&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

EFr Ladies of Newly ork and Yicfnsty--Do you
Wish keep your urnure new IN lis appearance yoa
do tupt try bottle of "Parkers furniture Gloss II i,
very popular in Philadelphia being pstlopized 6Y the h
families of that ely win casn revive ebd aossy a
peerance much better Than warm ahng ANY LADY can ap-
ply IA noI soil the dres "A an2ses
w. Cabinet shoud also try It. Price % cents per
bottle. retail Sold BY e. COMBS, Sole Agent for New.
Fiaryst Brooklyn subAgents viii be appointed by Il.
C. In a'few daya. OF 4RfgWBGnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
q A vein Of black lead aaa recently been dis

n A vein OF black lead mas recently been dig
covered on the line OF the Housatonio Railroad IN
Connecticut 1t ia estimated that the mine, il il
may be SC considered, will yield from two 70 thres
tuns Of lead per day, worth from $50 to $50 per
tuD. at ccst Of not exceeding $40 per tun
RECALL OF TaooPs-A Government express
passed through ST. Louis for Santa BE Oh the 23d
nit the object OF hch is supposed 20 b he 7acsH
of tbs 7th Regime nj q Infantry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

NLwJERsEY-Th National Reiormors have
called State Convention, to take place on the
10th Of October instant, to nominate candidate
for Governor, and make arrangements for the
forthcoming campaign. Che Convention will be
held at 14O Market st. Newark, and commence at
. O'Clock M The basis Of representation will be
the same with the other parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
paoor upoS ppoor.-pr. JAMES R oaurOs's os,tts.

cate:
New. YORK Oct |, l3s0
have made chemical examination Of the "Vsgetsels
Powder prepared By Mr. EMANUEL LYON FOR the destroy
Ing ir,ecs do not 6rd ii TO contain anything dsletes
10 heath, what might be considered pois
ihe human species But tits very destructive to lnEecs
where they forced nhae The ne particles dust.
occE ned by throwing the powder torcibly In places
wbef&shey frequent JAS. r Chiffon, 81 D. Chemist
Such The tscs and vrtuea Of LYONS Magnetic Pow
dera for this destruction Of Cockvosches Bedbugs Motha
ants Flee Flsaa and other injurious Insects to plants
Also, LYONS Pig for the immediate desructon of Rats
and Nice For sale at the principal Depot 40 Broadway.
% SDllW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

Bosros, Tuesday, Oct l.
AT O'Clock to -day ddlle Lind vas waited up1a.
sths Revere House By Gov. Briggs, Lie7s Soy
Reed, and the Executive Counc of the sssss q,
Massachusetts. She entered into long and aai.
mated conversation with strese gentlemen priact-
pslly on the subjeoi of Educatioa, and remsrkee
tbas mans happiness here and hereafter depended
upon the acquisition OF sound moral and religious
training, and that. holding these opinions she COZ
sidered it her duty to contribute ell In her humble
power to furnishing the means of acquiring these
blessings, particularly to those of her courtsy
people who were unable TO impart them to sheir
offapripg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Gentiemen's HATS, Fan style. -gIRp, coraer
Pine and Nassau atsThe style for the ensuing season w
sa ready for inspection and sale this day Tho ai.enhon al
gentlemen OF rso and DISCRIMINATION Invited .he PIT
ssyu abovg announced, undar the Arm conviction hstis
s,. satisfy ho mou saddious adirer Of hspiromo Hsi
MN. G. sT JoHr he's removed from llS sfosdwaY ts
ns uors OF the Subsctber whee be viii be pleased to
ta curtomels Sled, cor Fine and N@seaon@
k-sua! So 1880 - Owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

%" Temperance.-The members OF Chelsea Tenn
pean Benevolent Society hold meeting this evening al
y O'clock in the the second alory OF Fhendshtp
Hall In 9xteenhR between Seventh and Eighth avenues
The objects Of the neesg 10 dominate officers and
harEact any other BIZ snesS that may bedeemed requisite
preparatory the organization and incorporation Of the
Society.
The mebers and all temperance peraous who intend 10
become members under Ito Constitutions are re1uea
ed 10 be prenent HUGH 8 DUNN,
GIL Chairman Of Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
Bank Robbery,

MANCHESTER, (Vt) tuesday, Oct L.
The Battenkill Bank at this place, was broken
into last mig ht and robbed Of about $50 About
g.. 500 of is was in specie Of which $4,000 was
gold. The balance was in New England and New
York billy. reward OF $500 has been offered for
the recovery Of the money, proportionate re-
yard for any part Of it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

sdg- The Albany Register refers to our
statement that Mr.. DueT's resolutions, when
reported at the Syracuse Convention, were
received in perfect silence" as untrue,
and threatens to GO into heroics over it.
The Register simply memberships US.
We meant only to state that the majority Of
the Convention made no outcry, no excla-
nation against them, but listened patiently
to the end. The minority of course applaud
cd them, as was their hight. The majority
sat quiet and thoughtful, and heard them to
the end. But, as soon as the spell was bro
ken, the manifestations Of disappointment
and disapproyal were very emphatic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

GIN CAss AT TAMMANY.-The democratic
Republican General Committee mes at noon yes
terday at the Old Wigwam, for the ReceptonEo
Hon. Lewis Cas- and several other distinguished
Democratic Statesmen" whose names VIC did not
procure. Hon. Mike W alsh spoke, and pronounced
Gen. Casa "the Savior OF his Country. Tbs
senstorfrom Michigan followed Mike, aud eulogized
Dickinson, Clay, Webster, the Herald and J0uraa
of Commerce, for their patriotic course on the 6la
very question generally. The Savior OF his
Country was then Oh eered and the crowd then dis
pereed. Two or three hundred peraons were pre-
GENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

~ DISEASED STOMACH is tbs progenitor Of qoa.
sand disease' while, on the other hand, vigorous "a,
ton necessarily produces healthy condition of the y ,e
system At the h' symptom ofndEe,ton therefore i is
wladom to reGor TO thai celebrated and uueQcale,
srd corrective KNAPs's HEALTH RESTORATIVE Byrrgas
Fer sale $50 Hudson.st See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
The Ronur,r Lnnd BIZ.

WASHINGTON TueeosT oC' l.
The bounty land Ewlnde has been ioend our
TIL snero,ainz clerk who left out the section pro-
yidng for Issuing patents to soldiers and represen-
ts.ives has been discharged !,
The President haa suspended the execution OF
tbs Bounty Land law until next session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
Jenny Limbs Second Concert.

Jenny Lind's seoor Concert this evening was
thronged by one of the largest and most fashonsts
audiences ever brought together in this city. Ehe
was received with even mora enthusiasm than az
the last Concert The crowd OF people about the
Temple was very great.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

The Brazil MlssIoN.-It Ia said that tue dis.
slnguished Representative from the Springfield Dis
trct, Hon GEORGE AsHMUN, will receive the ep
pontment OF Minister to Brazil, and that CHARLES
W. MARCH, Esq. is to be Secretary of Legation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
Moro Fugitive Slave Excitsmsnt.

bPRINGEfLLD, Msss. Mondsyl OcL 7.
The,e is great excitement here in consequence
of the supposed presence Of Slave Catchers. The
colored people are srming, and the Town all is
thronecd by thousands OF excited people, 5ter-
mined that not slave ahall be taken from Spring
field, law or law There will be hard lighting
il it is attempted. About so fugitive slaves are
1endent here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

THE HAr-Roubtlesa "a bats q hal for all lhak'
whether 1t be urcouth Ill shaped, poor qualify or other
vse but be the hat par excellence requires combna
.icn OF the appropriate materials arranged
with iete ard ss, to produce an article suitable 10
the season ard one that tina Tasdlous will approve
srd appreciate We believe the Hat viii be found at
o. WARNoCK'B, 2OS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
Wreck of a steamer.

DErRoIr, Tuesday Oct |.
The steamer sultana, down to day reports the
Patchin still the rocks, with ak feet OF water in
her hold che having been acutued to prevent her
chafng on the rocks The passengers left her.
The Captain has hopes OF getting her of,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
By Telegraph to The York Tribune.
WRahipaton Rumorss

WASHINGTON Tussday, Uct l.
1t is rumored thet s. b. Hoobie, Assstaat Posi-
Master General will shortly receive, without ftil,
Dismissal notice from Post-Ma General Hall.
Gov. Vance, of Ohio is expected to enter on
duty as U. 8. Treasurer next week. The Union
gives notice that no change will take place in that
establishment