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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11


adyices from Hamburg Of the 10th state that
the Holsiein army made forward movement
with the Intention Of attacking Fer6eld bridge IL.
cross The Schyle at Messemere The Danes are
driven Irum their uninr,i6ed postum Mt Koshen-
dorffe aud other points inio entreuchments They
then cannunaded the Holsteins about an hour. but
without effect. When tue firing ceused aud they
began 10 retire. the Dabes Replaced the bridge
which they ind previously removed. and crossed
over with the intention Of harTassing the retreat
of the Holsteins. but they found them strong as
to render il advisable TO press them closely
Gen. Wilson took possession oi'Eckeniord and
established his bead quarters ut thai town, but
was forced TO retire. owing to the near proximity
| OF The Danish ships Thearny bivouaced at points
somewhat in advance Of their position, and on the
lnllowiDg day the Dales still declined 10 give bat
tie. so That they re- occupied the position which
they previously held. and up To the l4tl no inr
ther movement had been made. The Hnlsielns $
loss was about l49 aud tho Danes ubout l7O
men
The Germans have been occupied during the
Inst week " iih the sudden aud Precipitate flight
of the Prince of IIesse- Cassell Disputes having
arisen between himself and Tie Chamber,as 10 his
right To iupnse taxes withnut the consent Of the
| latter aud The people having Obtuned the sane
iinu of the legal tribunal 10 their resistance II the
illegal tax imposed by the Guyernmeutthe Prince
found The place too hot to hold him, and fed.
The Iessians appear To lie getting along very we'll
" ithont the Elector and his infatuated Ministers
aud il Is said to be probable that other states will
shortly lyGllow their example,. ,etst asa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

-
The Steamer Kate FleI ming, Capt Dunhnm
nom Louisville l"r Cairo. burst both hcr boilers
on Saturday lilo 5tll inst. about ~ O'Clock, al
walkers bhr'
She Ind been aground but got oil. Snd had been
io"''ny nsil re some distance wn'n tue bell rang
10 90 ahead SLOW hnu aiier hak'hS lew reVoiu'
t"lls, she exploded nnd aiterwards bu ut to the
waters edge
The cause ut me explosion wnS 'honsht t. I've
want oi water IN the boilers Annexed Is the list
OF killed missing ANA saved furnished ny Mr..
Juhn A. Lowry C'erk OF Tue Lien Lafayette
who was on board at inc tne nn'i narrowly es
c'ped' Ito arrived mere nus morning WIN sew
ern others, w SN!u' 'r"h' 'he scehe VI 'ne o's
aster' Inc I''t IS US complete as cou'd Dt
made OUT at ile .ine
kned and Mtss,ng % B"cock Christian
hrst ClerR, odell' barReeper' Anheiu'' enanipef
mind servant oi Joseph hew''', J"nn steward
CABIN opy OF ,he 1eIl Lafayette HUTCHINSON
servant OF Nr Moore OF MISS nreman nm dtcS
hand OF the Gen. Lay"ye'le' WIN Jennings o.
New Albany -,
W0"H@sa-oapt' plnhnm' D. ih"rh'sy D,
MISS s'e"hft"l 'ne ha'e rlemi"S' tne COOK a"o
hso Tue 'np'e ana SEVERN ''roK passengers
n II Is SaIu n,l .ne wouuue'' M w'l .eoovpr, IhP'
nhhNhah n"u'y pr",seu out npt u'nBe'"usy'
Sfps"' 'houeh many OF thehi more OF Tess nruiSeo
Mrs; anderson allu 'our Ghluren' yonn EoPPe
ma wne' OF Louis =, ~, n9ruock' view or'eah
u W. b1nNers. Weslheltl. MASS, jonas DIhuley
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
LATER.

Frankln county--The whole Wing ticket is
elected by msjurites varying frUm $50 70 500
Eaton, Whig is elected To the Legislature, by
at least 200 majority, a gain
Licking-The Democrats have about 600 mO.
iority. There is a Wing luss Of a member Of
the Legislature and heavy gain for the Dsnoc.
racy on the popular vote. The candidate tor,
Congress IN This district the returns from Della
ware will determine the result Galloway hls
gained 350in franklin. but II returns from Lick
ing are correct, Sweetzer more than balnnces this
in that county. s
Rumors irOm four or five townships in Deia
ware gives small gains over l848 for Swestzer
II the rest of the county is same, Galloway is
beaten. s.s,f tA
MuskIngum-Whig ticket elected Falling of
in tile vote fur JullnsIon OF over 300, but partial
returns IN.
Coshocion-Whig and Independent ticket e.
leced by over 100 mnjority. Condict Wing elec-
ted To The Legislature agnin
Harrison-W Whole Wing ticket elected by 400
| inajoiiy. an increase on 1913 The Legislature
same AS lnst year,
Jefersoll-W Wing ticket elected by 100 maj ri
ty, gain for Iuhnsun and Wing gain flr The Leg
islalure. Pnkpe' Lewis is elected Senator IRON
Harrison aud Jefferson.
| Gueinsey-Miichell the Wing and Free Soil
1 laa.a .naN
no'o" n,,nho. Gra,,' N .'no, ] sni Gner,sey H, is
,hnn,b,,h,, Ihus,oa ,y;ll l,,y, n .nnll maiorty u
G".'ta,s,, us"."''' ''""'''' W." '
S,ark Sberh,, yL;c ia elected Senator over
a;,~n ti' s ,,, ,,In,nst Az w,iorly
VII, ,;,t. ~, ais,,,J sxcs;, prn. Ai,orn.y,
| Sn1,nn,;,--i wna,, yh!g has l0o n,i1r ty. a
| W6ig oa;n Whiy Renresenln;iys is uls1
m;me sun Z" "'e
s" Mil, ,vh;, And;,,r sl..c,od anil ,he rest Of
III. ';,.L., douh,Inl W. ,h;nk ,he who's l,ses.
NTh, D,,o ,;rL a, slsc,eJ Townsbeud
4, ~ ,o,vnsLins Az ,naiori,y. Woods majority
nrahaLI" Soo
P'S% C""ahn NV wbJ,. wbig ,ick OF el.ct,J being
VII; ", pa',ra..,,,,,u7vo Wuo1 il repur,, d
=, ho hs,s go 1oo ,,;oi;,,
sanI-Iv SnJ 'Gv VI W. r,o,ri,, Am
Tria"Ssn ,In.tw ';,, T""1.h,.nI lS 10 u,6ority
tin.,,,,,,s ,,,..;',n;;y.
'"I"I %sh,"hYin I ;pwn, ,bin-lohn.,n l9s Smith II
V,nd a. r,,. Con,,r,.s K,,I,v I1t G,1,I,ngs an
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
ARRIVAL of rIiG q GOWaIA.

H.. NEW YORK. Oct. Z.
The Steamer Georgia arrived here last night
with California mails; in seven aud hall days from
Chngres via Havana. Size brought ons hundred
and seventeen passengers aud $5OO,OO0 in gold
dast
The Georgia left Hnvana oil the 3D. But little
sicknes prevails in Havana ..
The Governor General is daily expected, with
500 troops from Spain
The Militia were received by the Governor
General aud disbnnde,l. OH the 90 ult. Much in
dignalion existed by the ungraUions manner in
which their arms were required Of them; large
portion Of the ,nnskets in consequence, were re.
turnsd to the armory unfit for use, having been
dipped in suit water aud injured by various other
means
The cuekudes which once adorned citizen sol.
diers were appended to the tails Of dogs, aud 9TH
erWise conemptuOusy treated. Il was said that
upwardsn two millions oIlollars per annum was
appropriated for the support Of additional troops
aud other expenses Of the Islands. A French
steamer OF war arrived at Havana Ou the let and
exchanged salute with the town.--No other for
| ign neu otwar in port. The Dniru De Ia Marina
oi the I'll. announces the preseuce at Havana oi
the Spanish frigae man Of war Aurila The Geor
sia hrnBsa iull cargo oi tobacco and cgnr, and
her passengers have at least $500 900 IN gold dust
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

Wood is elected Governor by probably 10000.
Galloway is brnien for Congress by less ilinn
100. Licking gives 700 mniorty for Sweenor.
Wu think the Wigs will have the Legis-
lanlre We have gained members in Franklin.
Cuynhogo. Summit, jefferson, Guernsey. Co
shuclnn, Belmont; also Senators in Stark Summit
anl Portage
We lose Beaver, also probably lose Il Senator in
Lornn and Medina mud we lpse RrWesentativ
in Licking So Inr 10 saius and 3 lnss
The contest is close between Forester and
Townshend
The Loco Representative is etclsd III Morgan
The Loco Congressman probably 'lefontcd
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11


FuG1rlve SLAVES. We had no concep.
ton of the lumber ofthese persons in the
Northern States. Our telepraphic des.
patches speak Of the general movement
among them in various places, most of
them steering for Canada. !" escape the
vigilance Of their (supposed) pursuers.
No less than 800 are said To have lett
Pittsburgh. Pa. The aggregate number
in the Noilhern States is probably some
thousands, M wander the South should
become dissatisfied with slate of things
which virtually barred them the recovery
of their slaves, even when they found
them.--in violation Of the express slipu,
lalinns uf the national compacL-N Y
jour. Of Commerce. Ha, eee 81
SENATOR HAIR OF New HAMPsHIRE
This notable personage, who 10y the
way is said to be one of the most popular
me mhers of the U. S. Senate, personality
re ached Richmond last evening. in the
Northern Cars. He comes. we suppose
to see Southern city. and to judge fol
himself Of the character of its inh abit
ants. wtH r''+
We trust he may find it agreeable and
convenient to remei- ~ our city long o
nough to witness the wsll. dressed thronl
Of happy beings to be found vending
their way from the Old Baptist Church OF
next Sabbath. Richmond Republicans
| ~Tha Mavor of Pittsburph has
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

LocoFoco vEhAclTY The Pennsyt.
vaniaH afirmS that the Wing leaders in
Congress have kept of any Legislation up.
on iroii. We suppose its readers will be.
heve any thing else which they see in It's
cnlarins, not being allowed to see The
rcfutiot' elsewhere. 1t. however, goes
tarthef ana states that the Wings prom
lsea ihststhe tariff oflS46 "shouId, be o.
'peal,d or modified. andit is of record
that those whn were loudest in making
the promises allowed months and nonths
TO pass over them before they moved n
favor of the tariff The last stpnoses
its readers to be not only ignorant Of The
current history Of their country, but abao.
lutely considers them incapable Of reas1
oning. They know that there is a dems
ocrstic majority in both Rodses - 4theV
know that in the House their Is demos
cratic Speaker who has appointed a
Democratic chairman Of the committee
from which all measures affecting reve.
nue. or finance originate know that
Mr.. Ross or Mr., x. Mel Lanahan, or any
other Democrat, might have introd uced a
resolution at any l;meS yet che PennsjI-
vanian blames the powerless minority for
failure to do what the readers of any 9th
or journal in America would have affirm
ed was their fault. 1t had better be a
little more prudent, or the readers of the
Locofoco's koran will begin either TO
read o:reason.-R Republic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11


CANADIAN WnEAr. r.--Gentlemeu who
visited the Canada FAIR at Niagara. in.
form us that The Nhow of wheat excellcd
everything Of the kind they had ever wit
messed. Each sample was required to
contain twenty Ave bushels, aud upwards
uf a Thousand bushels were exhibited. la
gusIity and perfect cleanness it surpass.
ed tho best Genesee wheat We learn
that the premium lots were purchased for
tho Worlds Fair in London. and the
prices ranged from 500 down to $50, -
ROch. Amer. atoer
LiTTLEFiELD AND MS EXHIBITION. We
see il stated that the very reprohenNibe
exhibition which we mentioned as being
opened in New York. by tho late janilol
OF tho Massachusetts Medical College
has been removed from that city, the opin
ion Of the community as TO its revolving
character having been promptly express,
ed. We hope Il is, and that the footing
denied the repulsive show in New York
viii notbe permitted In any other par. ol
4 The country. .3.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

GOLD Pass -Gaies& cosPer hss just received
a afre lotol Gold Pens. from the best manulac'
turen. This article has become in general use,
oh aesount oiils cheapne,s nnd the greDt saving Of
time The pens sold by Gntes e. Co'per have
proved to bo ofthe bost quality aud are as cheap
as can be ebiained anywhere. We speak from
experience. I,bsurprising how many ure sold
now considering the shrrt sracs Of time since
thia excellent invention.
They have also added largely to thei' Stock oil
JxwELEr, SpooSs &C.. aud open the isll cam
paign with larger and cheaper assortment than
ever. Call aud see.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

A REvoLurIoNARx MATRoN.--P Perhaps
no saying Of Washington, says the Rich.
mond Republican, is more frequently
quoted on patriotic occasions in Virginia.
than this:
.Leave but hammer to place upon
the. e.mountains. and would rally around
me the men who will lift our bleeding
country from the dust. and set her free. "
The incident, however. which led to this
remark mot generally known. But it is
one which does immortal honor to the
women Of Virginia. and lessons our won
der at the deeds of Virginia heroes who
sprung from such stock. II is thus relat
ed in Howe's Historical collection:
When the British finrce under Tarle;or
drove the Legislature from Charloltes
vile to Staunton. the stiffness of the Sub
bath eve was brnken in the latter town by
the beat of the drum. aud volunteer;
/ were called forto prevent the passage oI
the British through Rockish Gap. The
elder sons Of Mr.. Lewis, who then re
sided al The old fhr, were absent will
The Northern army. Three sons, how
ever, were at home, whose ages were Ia
Is, and 10 years. Mr.. Lewis was con
6nel To his room by sickness, but BIZ
wife with the firmness Of Roman mat
ron, called them Ia her. and bade them
fly 10 The defence Of their native lard.
90, my children said she, | spare
not my youngest. my fair haired hoy. the
Comfort ofmy declining years. devote
you all tn my country. Keep back the
foot Of The invader from The soil of Au
gusta. or see my face m more lr was
the narration of this incident 10 Washing
Iou which caused the enthusiastic excla'
nation SO often q'ihed. r
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

Ma. SQUIER, AGAIN.-ln a letter ad-
dressed by Mr.. E. g, Squire late Charge
d'Affairs to Central America 10 the Hon.
H. s. Foote, which lately appeared in a
New York journal. there is paragraph
in which the following assertion is made,
viz: That "tho British Minister, shortly
after his arrival IN this country, made a
proposition to the Department Of State
to the effect. in substance, if not in terms,
that the United States, in conjunction
with England, should set aside the terri.
tnrial rights Of NIcaraugua, and boldly
appropriate To themselves the Nicarau-
pua Isthmns." We are authorized 10
state, with reference To the paragraph in
question. that M such proposition was
ever made 10 the Department Of State
directly or Indirectly. by Sir Henry Bul
wer, or any one else.
Since the above paragraph was penn
ed, we have met. in the New York Tri
bune. with another letter from MIR. Squer
which. amung other thing, contains these
btllNtllNtSs
"How far my recall is due 10 the soil
citations and representations OF Mr. BuI
wer, shall mt assume To say. II is
however. notorious. in political circles a
Washington, thal his Efforts 20 this enc
have been more perseverlng than dell
cate"
We have not the slightest disposition
To gainsay anything that Mr., Squire ma.
think proper,o write in regard to hi
public or private affairs; but as we hap
pen to know we conceivslhal sheer jas
tice to gentleman who is restrained b.
the lelicacy m his position from enter
ing The ne wspapers to defend himself
REQUIRES usio state that Mr.. Squier is on
tirely mistaken in attributiug To the Brit
ish Minister any efforts TO effect his re
call. What considerations induced tn
removal of Mr.. Squier from office, It !
not for US to say, but certaini i is il wa
no, caused by any solicitations OF 81
Henry Bulwer; aud this we say withou
any prompting from that gentleman o
any one else. Nat. latell'gsncer 4th ina
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
sill Later.

Campbell is elocled, A despatch from Butler
county gives his mjnrity at over 700. .
Alu.kingum gives Johuston probably 500 The
Locn Sheriff probably elected.
Senecn-- Woods MINORITY 800. Green elected
IN Congress.
Chumpaign-Johnstou's majority 800, kss ol
200 on 1913 Wing ticket elected, except Sher'
III uul mmissiolier.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

Rock SALT ON THE ST.. PGrERs RrveR.
We are Informed by gentleman, who,
fifteen years since had trading os,ab.
lishment two hundred miles up the Sain,
Peters river, that Rock salt was in com,
mon use among the Sioux Indians at that
time. who said il was found in large guam.
titles back in The interior Of their coun.
try.-Pyaiyie da CHIN Patriot.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

NEw ORLEASs, Octnber 3

OOt'VNT
Colonel Wilton special messenger to Texns.
has returned. und says Governor Bell intends il.
suinga proclamation submitting to the popular
vote the proposition Of The Genera! Government
Immediately IN tho arrival Of Colonel Lewis with
the official news Tho vote will probably be Ia
ken OH the first oil November
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

MIsSssIPrl- Union Meeting.--There
was very largo Union meeting held al
Jackson on the 10Th ull. at which resolu.
lions wore passed, denouucing the Nash
vile Convention. endorsing Senator Foote
Snd generaIly 10 favor Of tho Union Of
The States. Some Of the most distinguish.
cd men Of tho SiO,e were present
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

A SHORT SIGHTED SrAR GAzER.-On
The day Of an eclipse. when all the inha5.
ilants Of Paris were without doors, provi-
ded with telescopes and pieces OF smoked
glass, an EngIshmau was seen driving
furiously along one oflhe principa streets.
Where does nay lord wish to go?" said
the driver.
ITO see the eclipse" exclaimed the En-
gliShman. ,hrusting his head out Of the
coach window. "only drive up as near to
it as possible, for am short sighted"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

JsNNY LIND received in Boston $725
for the cboice ticket and $3.50 IN Provi.
dence. The receipts of her concerts nv-
erage from 10000 to $4,000 per night.
e. muND KeAN. in the zenith of his fame.
received about the price of one of these
tickets for one nights performances ,laud
others of the most distinguished Of his
profession scarcely that much.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

EMroaATroN.-Th National Road,
through this place, is now thronged with
emigrunts facing toward the setting sun,
in search of homes and happiness Hhn'
dreds have passed during the last three
weeks, aud "the cry is still they come"
They use all kinds of transportation,
from shank's pony up to a six horse
Pennsylvania wagon, which, when fully
equipped. ia like moving town The
majnrily of the emigrants are bound for
Iowa-some for Illinois, Northern lndi,
ana, Wisconsin. Minnesot u aud Missouri,
They look generally, like peaceable'
healthy, able.bodied persons. We see
little or no drunkenness or i'll behavior a
mong them, and they will, no doubt make
excellent citizens indianapolis JOurHiGL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

wThe Sacramento Transcript of Au,
gust 9th, says HE man t0ih the aOhesl
5srro,o has arrived in California. He
made greater headway than most of the
teams. as he lost no time except from
meals aud sleep. There is no fear but
ne will make his pile.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

COLuMpUb1 OUE, =
The following majorites are reported BY iele-
granb.- JV1is. Ross AS. Harrisou 400, Frnnklin
S5a Esve,te 500. Madison SOC, Loeefoeo. Adams
350 Pike rs. Licking $50, Hamilton 950u Fair
field 100 RI
The latest report elects Sweetzer in the Frank
Inn district. John L. Taylor is elected IN the Ros
district. There are favorable reports OF gain IN
the Perry district feYf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

Tax BoU1TY LAyD Bit, We iind the toI-
lowing letter in the Baltimore SvH"t Friday l"si'
We publiGll il for Information. not exWtly un'
dersisptling its purport We have n"' seen the
dispoich alluded TO- but Suppnhe II To be Tue same
published by us some days sincr,--
The telegraph despatch Published in yr'lr pa.
per Of Yesterday morning relative tn the error
committed IN the eIgrossment oi the bounty LaId
BIZ, ia erroneous No error was committed by
the sugrussing clerks OF tho Senate 0r Honde OF
Representatives ia engrOssing the bill originally or
the amendments oftle Senlie.
The bill was enroll-d by the clerks OF the H1tse
of Representatives anl oil the amendments of the
Senate ns acted upin by the House aud the coin.
mittee ofconierenceof lie iWO Houses on the said
bill we're Inserted. and in their proper Plnces
SLSUEL BUcK, Assist Clerk.
Office House Of Reps. U. g.
Washington city. D. C.. October 3, 1850.
The 'eeginph made a msmke IN regard to this
bill which is hard To explain. II was made uSs
of here in ,own on saturday last against the Adj
minishalon and this alay give clue tn the error
It has passed has been property enrolled nnd hAl
bson signed by the President. So say the Wash
inglpn papers. We will publish the bill IN tim
for Tho yeskly ard make some cninmen's whic
willbrng the linge to tho chseks"f thnse IN.
who used the above argument. Il they have an
sense Of shame left
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
NIonday IsYenIDg. Ocl. Z. 1850

EB'Hos. T. EwRG. United States Senator
from Ohio, reached hume ou Saturday evening
last
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
SIsurL BUcK, Assist Clerk.
Office House Of Reps. U. ).

MAssAcHUsETrs.- The Wing Convention
which nominated John N Briggs Tor Cover
nor Of Massachusetts, slso ro,noninated John
Reed for Lieut. Governor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11


/ BpsToN CnRpNoTYPE. = This paper
has been revived and viii Of course be
edited by its former proprietor, IsIiznre
Wright. In its day, ii was II spicy and
readable Journal aud viii no doubt be
equally 50 now, The editor thus strong.
ly disposes of class Of patrons from
whom he suffered much:
Oaee for all Before getting nrfer way we
received II letter from an AcaIsmIca i'd Ills1.
| Inaica Institute IN New II uoshi o. in behalf pl
a So, iu Fraternity the. 90, ,,lus Il, Ia send our
Paper gratis an ussari g hey would BE- CRATE.
! (a' irr the same. We w''r just gning To say
lmt zoe should be- great tioi it we did il, but we
wont. We have one two strong reasons Ior
sending them pnr paper, trS onr generous inclI
nation second, The nnnr it would do our papers
,'i,d, the good our paper would do to the Instl.
lale, mud especially u its theology But second
ly we have dozen or twenty stranger reasun
for uOt sending it, as, first to tenth inclusive, ten
children. eleventh, an excellent wife, twelfth,
desire that tues. young tleolosiuns shall he edu
Gated 10 be good patterns 10 their Hooks 10 lead
them to the good gospel of paying as they 60
tllrleenthly. because there are Thousands OF per
sous who might be equally belr'tiued by our pa
per- who are still less nhe tn pay for it than hi
social fraternity, iuurteenthy. because we lnnk'
paper for the pay aud the pudding, and not to
praise or glory.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

PopULATIoN oF DETRoIF.--The CEN
sus Of the city of Detroit, as returned by
Messrs. Wickware aud Rumney. Assis-
taut Marshals, shows a population Of
twenly-one thousand Que hundred and
fifiy.seVen. ltae
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
tuesday EvenlnE. Oct. 8, 1850

THE ELEcrioN.-- The votes polled in
number sSS, large vote.
II The Painesvil'o Telegraph says Of
Mr.. Webster, gentleman some what
known in Massaehasets:
How true il is that with the talents Of an An,
sel Man may become a fool!I
Mr.. Grey the editor Of the Telegraph,
is member of f-the Ohio Constitutional
Convention. Ifihat is the effect Of It's
deliberations and its book, the State
had better enlarge the Lunatic Asylum.