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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
FmrlhGr Eoreigm News.

HALIFAX, September To-
ESGLASp. .-General Hynau was rauIpved to
n police arge Ia the other end OF tho city. The
assault has been the subject of comment in Ieary
all the London and Provincial papers; aud while
tho majority agree in cundemnlug the act they
frankly admit that tue presence nt 80 disrepntnhIe
- character in En- sund, was pruvocatiun enough Ia
eNruse even greater outrage.
It Is geueuIly thought by the Engli,h press
that tue effect Of the death OF Louis Ph'lippe viii
be to arouse tho latent ambition Of the DUO DE
JuiuvlIe The dispute now pending III the Bonl,
bon IImly, will. Il 10 thought, be healed. aud an
Effort made I" pul hun at the head OF the Frcucll
Republic.
The proceedings Of tho American Coug ess have
attracted much attention, aud the eugrusslnrut by
lIIe Seudie uf the fugitive slave bill is strongly
condemned
FRANcE-In Paris on Saturday the Council
General made strong movement W favor OF hay,
ing the constitution revived ---They do not pro.
pose, however lo have the Sese removed. nor
are they willing 10 have tue electoral laws repeal.
ed, 80 tint the is not much sympathy between
The Council and the Suriasts
Elt is repurled III Paris that the Duchess de Orleans
has written to NJ, Theus 10 inImm him that the
Queen, her nolh,r.iu.luw. an other mImbers OF
the family aIr desrOus oIhis presence at coRscii-
le de famiiir, tu he held at Clarendon III The
course ul tue preseut mouth
France Is rapidly improving III general trade.
GERnAS EMPIRE 1t 10 announced by dc.
spsch from Berlin. that in consequence of the res
oluton Of the Council oI Princes agreed to on the
26th ut, a the governments OF tho League have
initiated the example OF Prussia, declining u h
mend, ar To assent to the Austrian Federal Diet ut
Frankfort.
Lord Palmerston has addressed another note
IN the Prussian Cabinet, with view TO induce
Prussia TO JON in the execution of the Protocol OF
the Cd July. 1t is asserted that this request. ton,
has been met by u peremptory refusal on the part
Prussia.
Austria aud Hamburg papers contain advices
from Vienna OF the 29th ult, stating that the Prus-
sian Cabinet have resolved to mdnce German
powers tn join grand diplomatic Congress to be
held at Vienna. AT this Congress the pending
question ol European policy isit be discussed
and anew basis for the system OF states lie TO be
established.
| MARKETS, CRoPs, &c.--Th crops in England
and Ireland have been nearly all harvested, aud
Il is now confidently asserted that there will be at
least ou average crop OF grain. and lthe pototoc
crop is much sonuder thau anticipated. Tho pr
ces oil Breadstuiis are advancing in Paris. lu
France. in consequence OF the difficulty in find
ing sufficient number of hauds wages have ris
Ell To price never before given
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

Onto DEMocRAcY.-ltis is generally con.
ceded that the Hamilton county Democ.
racy is a fair sample ofthe lot. They are
now engaged in u very pretty warfare,
telling plain uulhs abont each other, aud
The expose is truly humiliating. Trea-
son, Ruttenness. Corruption, Bribery and
a host of other terms are banded about
without ceremony. II is just from such
men, backed as they were by the Loco.
foco leaders Of the State, that we NIGH
expect such disgraceful scenes as were
enacted in the Ohio Legislature the two
last sessions; aud in these charges may
he read tho secret Of that opposition ia
law aud order. which for the past few
years has characterized the party. Good
rneh should reflect upon this matter, toI
il will not be denied that Hamilton coun'
ty Locofocoism holds sway in Locofocc
Conventions.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
DOUBLE MURDER. sc.

PIrTsBuRe. September IL,
Last evening m1n named NInokny called at
BeltLhoovers tavern lour miles from lawn tuok
lodgtugs and went to bed Vim. Bellshoover
was going 10 bed ia the same room when Mackny
got up aud stabbed him, He alarmed the house
dDd bellShoover ran up 10 his brother assistance.
when MncSny stabbed him through the heart aud
he died IN few minutes, The bar.keeper ran
up and was stabbed in the face, but not danger
Uusly.
William Beltahocver died this morning. The
murderer was arrested aud committed To mil.-
He 10 so budly beaten thOl he Is not expected to
recover
The Steamer Plate of New orleans ON her up.
ward trip, burst her boiler this morning at Wheel.
ing. No person Injured.
River 90 inches aud falling slowly Weather
6ue. Freight75 to Cinoiunul Boats plenty.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

JENNY LIND AND QUEEN ELizABETH.-
The grave and discreet Boston Advert
ser thinks that if Jenny Lind is as sensi-
BILE as she is accomplished, she must men.
tally at least. say of the alteration which
has been paid 10 her since her arrival ia
this country. as Queen Elizabeth said to
the provncialauthorties who waited upon
her in one of her journeys through the
kingdom-"L Lord. what tools you arel"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

A NUtsANcE,--A despatch from Homes
dalo, Pennsylvania. dated Sept. 10Th
slatcs--"At The Court Of Common Pleas
now 10 session in this village, tho Grand
Jury Of wayne county brought IL bill
of Indictment ugunst the small bill law o
the Stale OS a nuisance. notwithstanding
the charge of Judge EIJred IN favor n
theiaw." Tho vote fnr Governor in this
county. IN lSis, stood as follows; John
'tpn. Wing, s55; Lougstreth, LocoCoCo
1857.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

FREs TRApe.--As exemplifyiug nur
present Taaf policy, the philadelphi'
North AmeyicaA remarks lhut the lmpor
talions into this country for the year end
ing 3oth June. 1880, win amount to up
wards Of 100000, 600. while it is doub,
fal whether our exports will reach with
in $50, 900. 900 If that sum. Such ha
been tho excess Of oiimporis over oxports
that not withsianding the large amoun
ofour National, State aud Railroad Stuck
which has gone abroad. specie is now be,
ing exported in addition. So the system
works, and will work, uulil it is changed
ofthe nation rendered bankrupt.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
REtuYENArINo rnE HAIR.-The WASH.

REjUvENArING TIE HAIR.-The Wash
ington Republic says that Gen. Twiggs'
accidental discovery BY which, as our
readers will remember, he found to his
amazement that his honorable gray hairs
we're lesuming the color of youth. is be-
ing applied by many persons i'll that city.
all of whom are verifying the experiences.
of the gallant General. II s bright era.
thisn which we live, and they will fall
greatly in the rear who do not OCCASION
iiIy burnish up aud rejuvenate them
selves.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
miscellaneous.

CiscISNATI, September H..
John T. Coran OF the firm Ut Cornm Tweed
&cn. or this city, died this aiteruoou Of fuk
Various preparations are making Tor the Con.
ventons to be held the first week in October,
The Episcopal Convention Of lno United States
meets Ia Chrst's Church on tho 2d The Agr
cultural aud Horticultural Fairs meet ut the sans
time aud tho same week the Exhibition aud Fair
OF Ohio Mechanics Institute taks place,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

Monday EyeDiag, sept. 10. 1880

S. & v, RAILROAD. .--Nolce has been
given tn the electors of Pickawsy county
TO vote for or against subscription Of
500, ,0o0to the Scioto and Hncking Val
lay Railroad. The vote las, year WIS in
c.vnr Of the subscription, but owing To an
infornaIity in the law, it c"nld not be
made of any avail. Siucr Then the law
has been amended.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

SANS &Co's CIRcUs The Fue al
TEa.-The fire only consumed FIVE hor-
ses belonging 10 this establishment and
searched three others badly. The loss is
about 81, 500. 1t does not interfere with
any of their arrangements and they will
perform at the stated times.
II is said to be the best company that
has been in the West for some years,
having the best trained horses, the great.
est variety of attractions. the most ponies
and the largest elephants.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
VDr. Francis Parkman, anv, ~

WDr. Francis ParkmanI, says the
Boston Times sent a reply to the letter
addressed TO him by the late Profsssot
Webster few days before his death, It
is added, that the response was no, what,
under the circumstances, it should have,
been-expressing doubts of the truth Of
Professor Webster's confession. and
exhibiting a spirit of unforgiveness,
which very sotely embittered the last
hours Of the unfortunate prisoner. A
different letter was prepared by DR.. Put
nam, but was suppressed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

BUSINESS -Four thousand barrels Of
-four, and fifteen hundred passengers, are
daily carried over the Michigan Central
Railroad the great thoroughfare be-
tween Detroit aud Chicago Sci. Gae.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
Eanrea.tn Tctnn.

NV UNtGANs, Sept II y
Col. J y. Walton et in the Portland Yesterday
with dispatches Tor Gov, Bell announcing the
passage or tlie Texas aud New Mexico hills He
wins scnt by express agreeable 10 orllers sent from
Washington by telegraph to the collector of that
port The weather is pleasant
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

LUTHERAN STATION IN lNDlA,-Mr w.
j. Cutter, late of Wittenburg Seminary.
Ohio has been appointed by the Execu-
tive Committee of the Lutheran Foreign
Missionary Society," as their missionary
to India.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
Demooralio NomInntion..

NEw YORK, sept IL
The state Convention Al Syracuse yesterday,
succeeded in eneclinga choice oi candidates for
Governor md other State u(iicsrs. The ticket is
composed oi threa Bunhuruers pud two Hunk.
ers The Following are the nouIiultious;--
Fnr GnVeruor HnG,tin SeymruG Licntrant Gov.
enor, Sanford e. Church Canal Commissioner
JOHN c Mllher; Clerk Ut the Court Of Appeals
Clmrles s. BeOon State Prison Inspector, MI
AunJ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

A SENSIBLE MAN--MT. Thomas Har-
deman, Jr. of Macon, Ga. who acted as
Secretary of the disunion meeting recent
ly held there. has addressed letter to
the Augusta Chronicle, in which he dis
avows any yknuwledge of the true charac-
ter of the meeting when he consented to
act as Secretary. He avows himself All
opponent of any measure leading to dis
uui.,i.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

INTREPID AND HUMANE. Anderson Hep
burn, colored man. at Alexandra, Va,
has rescued 81 persons from death by
drowning. His last feat of the sort occur
red on Tuesday. a. - L--.a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

WnMoT OvERDOARp.--ln the 18th
Congressional District. Pennsylvania, the
Democracy have nominated Mr.. Lowry
for Congress. An effort was made TO go,
Wilmo, nominated, but il failed, and he
was subsequently nominated by another
Convuniion.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

CAurloN.-We are requested TO put the
public on guard, against Two men, who
are moving around this section of coun-
try buying up uncuuent funds. The mon
ey they pay for it is said to be all coun-
terfeit. The two travel in company. Of
6cers are on the lookout! - Sci. Gas.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

THE Perry DlsrRIcr The Perry
County Democrat. which blackguarded
Case SO badly because he would think
and net for himself, is out in strong Terms
ofteproach upon the District Convention
which nominated Gaylord for Congress-
aud accuses the men who are democrats
for the sake Of office with having control
led its deliberations. We rather imagine
le will find this to be the case in almost
all Locofpco Conventions. We are sorry
the Sentinel is not in that district If i,
were, it might return measure for meas
nre. aud we would witness pretty Xii.
kenny eat fight Toiher dad is under
the hay now.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

TUE PorAroE f1or -fhe accounts
from ailnusl every portion Of iha New
England States ale unfavorabIc to the
crop Of potatoes. The rot has appeared
among them In bad form aud the crop
will bs very light
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

CONTEST DEcIDED. .--At the late elec.
ton in Kentucky, the Louisville district
was equally divided between tho Wing
and Democratic candidates for the Legis
loture. Il was referred back u tho peo'
pie and the Wing candidate. On the 9th
inst. received 254 majority.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

rnE ICE '.RaDE.-T There have been
exported from Boston to the West India
Islands and Southern ports since Janua-
ry last, 90. .762 tons Office. This is 1854
tons more than was exported during the
same period last year.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

WmsrLlNe.- The City of Galena, Ill
inois, have passed an ordinance prohibits
ing whistlmg within the city limits. on
pain Of penalty not less than $40, nor
exceeding 500.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
CAsE OF GEN. HINroN.--Tb. rs.nIt =

CAsE OF GEN. HINToN.- The result of
the examination of Gen. o. HrNroN be-
fore the U. S. Commissioner on the char.
ges preferred by Post Master Haskell of
teloniously taking mail bag from the
stage on the 9Th of August between Clev.
land and Nj, Vernon. and embezzling
funds irom,the mail on the 10Th Of August
between zaqssville, and, Wheeling, has.
been his corHthi,meni to Jail 10 isfauIt of
bail demanded BY the Coinmissi5her id
the sum of$i5.0O0.
General HlNfoN will be immediaiely
removed to the jail af Franklin county,
in custody 6f b. S. Marshal .JoSEs. to Z.
wait his trial in The u. s. District Court!
- Cleveland Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
1 o. O. n.

CiScINsAri, September H.
The Grand Lodge ofthe Uniled States to day Q.
looted the following officers ior the ensuing year,
Hon William A, Moore d, c.. Grand Sire Pogs
OF via, deputy Sire; H. L. Ridgely. Md, Gland
Sepretsryj a. 1. Warren, Grand Treasurer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

WORTH $20O.-The following is the
Jenny Lind Prize Song for which Baru
um paid Bayard Taylor 5000 There
we're originally three verses, but the firs
was omitted:
greet, with full heart, the Land Of the West,
Whose banner Of stars o'er world is unrolled
Whose empire o'ershadows AHantic's wide breast,
And opens to the sunset its gateway Of gold!
The land Of the mountain-thel land Of the lake,
And rivers that roll in magnificent tide,
Where the soul Of the mighty from slunber awake,
And hallow the soil for whose freedom they died !
Thou cradle ol Empire though wide be the foam
That sewers the landof my fathers and thee,
hear, from thy bosom, the welcome of home
For song has home in the hearts of the free
And long as thy waters shall CLEAN in the sun,
And long as thy heroes remember their scars,
Be the hands Of thy children united as one,
And Peace shed her light on thy Banner Of Stars!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

FoR CALifoRSrA. The Steamer Geor.
gia. on her outward trip. had on board
l65 passengers, majority oflhem bound
for California. 1he fever has abated
sume. and through tickets are more easily
obtained.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

A MAN OyERBoARD-- 7hyOw oEt a
Plank The following communication is
published in the Piketon Josraal. We
advise the Hsrd-M Money men 10 throw out
the strongest plank Of the 4ih Of July
Platform. lflhat won't save Mr.. Grow.
Mr.. Crow will not save the party. This
thing OF crying out-'Iraitor." treason
"shout the deserters"-..won't answer
Good men are not going to ruin the State
by destroying its currency. because the
attempt is made under the guise of " De
mocracy." Mr.. Crow is representative
"fa class, large class of bis party, anG
like them he is determined not to be con
troled by the Radical portion Of what il
termed the Democracy:
To he Electors Of the COun'tss Of Adams ana
Pike;
regret that The time should have ever come
when nm compelled to Dissent from a larg,
md respectable portion Of the Democuncy Of III,
State Of Onio. ia my views oi snne Uf the grea
and lending mensiires OG tine imrly al present
But am constrained l., believe. and do believe
that there are thousands of Democrats like mysel
in the Suite of Ohio. who canuui. aud will nn
support such principles rs are contained in some
ofthe Resolutions adopted ai tue State Curyrn
ton. oil The 9Th Of last January at Columbus, and
mpre especially that portion of those Resolutions
that goes TO support all exc uaiVe Hrd Money
Currency.
Allexperiance teaches every man, that such a
currency is altogether impraciclble aud inexpe.
'lent To say nothing about ths snii iency, NJ in.
sufficiently ul gold aud silyrr 10 answer tie he.
eessliies m tlie business ui the country. But
still more regret TINT the convention that met in
Piketun 10 nominate candidlIcs to represent this
district 10 Congress aud also To hrninaic candl.
date to represent US in the next legislature,
should have adopted those portiuns Of tie above
mentioned resolutions which to the, are most Oh.
|jectonable--the hard money potion
That am in favor Of gold sound Banks. / new
er have denied when. and whenever it WIS ne.
cessary for me to express my sentiments in reid
ton the eto
And therefore whenever the hardin resn.
lutons have cnme up in any ol the Democratic
Conventions. III this, und the cpnuti of Adams,
they have always been waited down, by n hrge
uajuriy of the democratic pmy. And NOW
see M relson why should change my opiniou
on that subject. although nur present Banking sys
TEN Ia Obii, might perhaps be amended to advan.
tdge. III some essential paricunls. nnd that Banks
might, mud ought to be taxed as utlier property
is laxed N this St1te, Still they seem at present
t he working well and to furnish good md safe
business currency Tor the State. With these
views, present myself before the people of the
Counties Of Adams and Pike as IN Independent
Democratic candilate tn represent .hen III the
next Ohio Legislature. ....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

REualops lNrgLLIoINcE Tho Meth
odist Episcopal Conference ol Southern
Ohin. meets Ia Chillico,he on "Wednesday
ming. The Protestant Episcopal Con.
ven,ion for Ohio. meets ia Dayton the
25th inst. The CineiunNd Synod of tho
Presbyterian Church neetsu Ilillshulo
on Wednesday coming.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

ONE TnousAND DOLLARS REwARD.--
The Governor Of Pennsylvania has Issued
proclamation offering 81 900 reward for
the apprehension Of the murderers Of
Charles Burd. the young jeweler, who
was waylaid, killed aud robbed in Phila
delphia. on the night Of Angus, 10.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

RAmRoAp MoVeMGNr BY telegraph.
ic dispatch from Mansfield, tho directors
are informed that MIR. Webb, the euein.
eer Of the s. aud II. V. Railroad may be
expected here next week to commence
final location. We see. also by the Jack
sou Standard, that the people Of thO
county are notified 10 vote on tho ques
lion Of a subscription of 100000 TO ou,
road, at the October election, and from
what We can learn there is little donb
that the vote will be large one in favor
"fsuch subscription. Indeed we cannot
see how it should be Otherwise with the
intelligence of the people awakened Il
the subject, the attention that has beou
paid 10 y. and the fact III a, this is the nat.
ural market for the products Of Jackson
county, whether agricultural Or mineral
- Portsmouth, Despatch. W.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

The AMERICAN FLAG AT CnARLEsToN.
"A dispatch from Washington states that
the rumor that the American fay had
been trampled upon at Charleston, turns
out, as might hthave been expected, to be
a hoax.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

WThe Banking Honse of Messrs
Ellis & Morton, Cincinnati. which was
so hard run upon the other day, has pass
ed through to the ordeal aud resumed bu.
.inaaa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
Maine Election.

PoRrtASD, September II
Thomas D. Fuller, dem, probably elected
Representative from the 7th district
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

VThe last Xenia Torch sigln notice.
the death Of Maj. James Galloway, ol
that place. He was one of the pioneer
in the Mani valley. anJu most eaina
bIs citizen. ~ s.sags
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
TIE Cusr The New York Erprcss

The Cosr.--The New York Erprcs,
estimates the time occupied in discussing
the compromise bill al lS6 days. The
debats occupied 400 columns of the
Washington papers, which cost st5 per
column, Cost of printing S7,4s5; per
diem oinembers. Clerks, &c. about ST.,
SIS total $4,000 This is for the Sen,
ate. Add about double that amount fot
the House. spen, in the discussions Of
these diiferent questions, and we have
the round sum of $23O.O0O. The Eagle
should charge this To a Wing adm:nistru-
ton and moi To Texas apnexainu.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

Ma. BARRiNeER, Minister to Spain, de-
nies the indiguities said to have been Of
lfsred him by the Spanish authorities.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

IR'Geueral Hinton arrived IN this city
last evening, direct from Cleveland in
charge ofthe Marshal, and was safely de
posted in the jail To await his trial III the
United States District Court His bail
was fixed at $4,000. aud in default of
giving ii, he was committed He will not
probably be able to give the bail, aud will
remain boarder at the expense of Uncle
Sam.-- Coiwmbas Journal. ..a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20


Hon. 7. EwlNG -Ldfe Secretary OF
the IairriOr. The following is an extract
finm the CnugresSnnal proceedings pub
Iished last evening":
"Mr Dlyly movedlhe toIlowing US substitute
for the resolutions OF the committee. which Mr..
Vlnl0n accepted az u modification of his. viz:
That nasnuch as the resolutions proposed by
the committee do not charge the Secretary of the
lnieriur with any crime or misdemeanOr, and do
not propose any change of existing laws. but III
effect call upon this House to revise the decision
of the proper officers of the Government upon
legal question affecting the private rights that the
same 6e not concurred in
1t is altogether probable that the Edi,
tors Of those papers in this neighborhood
who don't know Wing from a Demo,
crot, Clayton from Crawford or an
Indian Agent from member of the Cab.
met, know more about this matter than
the members oflhe House and especial.
y the members OF The investis eating com
miltee. Without awaiting the report of
The committee or the action uf the House,
they have charged Cabinet officer with
peculation, and wo nav wait to see
whether they will have the manliness to
relract their base fabrications or prove
;heir charges,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

NGw YoRK CLIPPER SnIPs.-The cor.
respondent Of tho Boston Journal thu
writes from San Francisco. under date Of
August /:
"a rncc between two sail ye-sels, Tor so greut a
dislnncs 10 Ium New York 10 China and back is
something new under tue stu But such a con.
ir'i lsnow W'i. oh between the 'Sannel Rnssell'
and the STA Witch on wager ni $50 900. The
former elt port IN the 9lh OF April aud made the
trlpn San Frnncisco in l09 lay, the quickest trip
on rocuro' the latter left on the lslh ol Arri and
anchoIed III this port IN ~ days. thu, gnlnins lp
days on her co'nfelltcr in The first part oCthe yoy.
age The Russell discharged her cargo mud /, a.
guin plnwms her way 10 Canton. The Sea Witch
will follow IN day or two Tho latter ha. nude
the r,n Iruln Canton ts New York IL 20 days, ,he
hsiee on record She is undoubtedly the brs,
sea craIt that floats Ion the ocean wave -