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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-05
LmERAtIrr.-The present generation.

LmsRALITx.-The present generation.
in Ohio, if we are to judge from the sc-
lion of the wise men now assembled in
Columbus. is composed Of the most gen.
srous of souls. They wish to pay off the
present debt Of the State ontire. and
leave our State works pass to the next
in fee simple. for their bene.
fit and profit. without costing them dol
lar. @
This might be good policy. if the peo
pie Of Ohio had so large an amount oI
funds that they did not know what to d.
with them; but we all know that take,
are already enormously burdensome. and
under the circumstances. we think pos
terity will freely assist in paying of the
public debt, IN consideration of the many
public improvements they receive from
the present generation. If this question
is looked at In proper light. we do no
suppose that The taxpayers Of Ohio will
consent to put any extra burdens uPol
themselves 10 the way uf taxes.
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FACTS FOR THE PEoPLg.-We clip the
following from one of our exchanges.--
II contains wholesome lesson in very
few lines;- ..is
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REM0M MAI

ID FIELDING has Feiu9ted his shop 10 sHAwK's
H. CoRNER, West Of Centre Alley, and has Joined
with him in the business his Son JOHN FIELDING,
under the firm name Of
NINA iMn SnM
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NJ q n K " M ARK EFT.

SUNDAY. April 14th-6P.M.
The stock market closed yesterday duh and dcprcs.
ed. Notwithstanding the abundance aud cheapne-sof
money, prices with difficulty sustained The fact
is operators in fancy stocks have no spirit aud verv
little confidence They do take hold with so much
energy in times past; and they operate with fear aud
trembling We have never known such things
In the stock market II Is impossible TO tell what a
day may bring forth The advance In most OF tho fan
ccs has been enormous and very few Of those holding
these unguarsntied securities appear to have tho.
slightest idea OF the extent Of the advance already re-
allied. fthey would reflect moment aud figure nm
the difference In prices now, compared with those cur
rent few weeks since they would he astouisbed nc
the rise, and no doubt soon realize There are many
who have lately purchased fancies at prices above
those now ruling. who anxiousy looking for an i'm
provemcnt sufficient TO enable them 10 get but those
who can make profit any stocks they may hold at
prcsont prices and fail to will regre,n There
has been very little variation in prices within the past
two weeks and the market has been hanging nv tho
smallest thread Prices have reached their minating
point, aud they probably will remain quiet for somo
days before the downward movement commences. Tho
advance thus FAR realized has the interest ac
count rapidly and IL Is difficult 10 carry the
cies nov. than when they ruled forty arly and
sixty per cent lower. This difference will soon tell
against holders and may force upon the market largo
quantities Of stock Outsiders do not like 20 hold anv
fancy stock long, they fond ofrcqucnt and
II they fail to make profit one they scll out ana
try their luck In another In this way they generally
lose all the capital employed in such spccuIafiops
leave the street completely pluckcd Of their fleece and
give way for others who have propensity for prae-
Using the game The bears are looking on with
the most perfect indifference but they will not lct tho
hrst oPrortun pass to enter the market great force
The course pursued ny the bears during the past two
months must ultimately tell prices by reducing the
demand for the neies and destroying the market for
such securities IL Is our impression that from this
time forward the fsncies will steadily dcprceintc and
in few weeks reach the points from which the rise
commenced.
Tho annexed statement exhibits tho prices current
in this market for the principal speculative stocks for
each day Of the past week, aud at the close If the
week previous II viii be that prices have been
pretty uniform throughout =
QvorArroNs FoR r,,r PRIxcnaL srocKs IN nus Wv
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MoYementa Of IndlYidualg.

Gov CjhsEy and family called ut the Irving House
last evening, to take tea with Madle Apoionia Ja-
geo who is stopping at that house prior TO their de-
parture for Iowa II soon known throughout that
establishment that they there, and in a very
that hotel raised over three hundred dollars. which
they presented to the Governor he leaving 1t
was done so delicately that the venerable Hunga-
rian. his family and Madlle Jagello deeply and
gratefully affected This Is good beginning for a
journey to the far West We hope that they will meet
steamboats, and railroads which they will pass en-
route to their Western home. The following is his
card to the public
Gov UJHAry FRIENDS IN NEw YoKx-AsI am
about to leave New York with my family and some Of
my countrymen, and to to one Of the western
visits to all my honored friends and benefactors
my agreeable duty herewith. publicly in my own name
and that OF the companions who 90 with express
my hearty thanks for the noble sympathy hospta-
BILE reception with which, here in New York. have
been made happy.
These have been DAYS OF consolation after DAYS of
suffering.
And now. in leaving-with the conviction that many
of associates in calamity will seek this sole
fuge of the opprerscd-I commend them to the good
ness and the bcnefcence Of the noble American
ton.
to the East Of America and depart again for the
far West Of this country. whereon the free and tenn
ing entrance into the great American agricultural fam
lily IL granted to every one who has courage aud
strength to work.
To these shores was driven by tyranny to the
fields Of the West borne by the desire of win
ming from mother earth what is necessary to the
American republican, a free and independent exist
LADISLAUS UJlIAZG.
New York April L. 1880
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StrHrNr CsvHr rur rsIrrp Srlrrs.--ATfn -
No. 20 Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal Company
fsfsndanis. ". JOHN Pcrrine Tho argument u
tlis rauec VS. concluded or The defendants
. No. ~. X ". Whhcrs. plaintiff IN error, W
Way adninistrator Tho s-gumcnt o. this cause was
s"umcueed Tor the ilaiutid IN error. and continued
Tor the defendants IN error
ifbu ln-Nos % The Tinted States appellants.
W = Archcrs executor srr~nis rrotn Circuit Court
- the nwcd states for Penny lvsnis. Mr. justice
Grcr Delivered the opinion q this court, Affirming the
DEGREES Il the Circuit Court in these rausss
Nc. ~ X. W. Nithcrs. plaintiff IN error "
Mays administrator Tho n--uulent u this case vas
concluded fer the plaintiff In error
No. ~ " Bonner % al. appellants. W , ror-
Ger The argument ~ this cause commenced sor
the plaintiff IN crrrr, sDG continued Tor the appel
lant.
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fELEGRAPnlC HTELLlGExeE.
Important from Washington.
OUR srrciAL rELEeRArHc CORRESPONDENCE

OUR SPECIAL TELE0RAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHlsGror, April IA, 1850.
learn, from the best authority, that for many
months past the cabinet have been engaged in one
OF the most magnificent diplomatic projects that
engrosscd The attention Of any cabinet from the
mencement of the government to this day 1t Is no
less than the Of the island of st. Domingo
including the Emperor fauetin and his whole court,
Together, with the halfand-half population Of that
island
Mr. Benj Green, who formerly secretary in Next
sent out last year to arrange the matter The
annexation Of St Domingo. with its black Emperor, is
considered Of Importance than the aunexing Of
Cuba, with only white captain general Two steam
ers have been sent out to forward the plan and Mr.
Green is daily expected back to this city. Mr. Hogan
formerly sent out by Tyler, but Mr.. Green is a
much more competent person and will have effected
something The cabne, hope to succeed and have
no doubt that they will do and the country may
look forward to the annexing Of St. Domingo and an
emperor a certain result and which will cover
the cabinet with cloak Of glory, If anything can
cover thcm
1t has Just leaked out that all the haste and hurry to
rush in California state without her sisters in
tribula'on. New Mexico and Descret arises from the
fact that tie speculato-s Of all kinds in Caifor-
MIA, not the hard working gold diggers have
bought up all the Mexican land claims and that
these claims to the extent Of five hundred millions
Of dollars. are held by in and out Of Congress
in and out Of California; by newspaper editors, and
persons employed at Washington high in the depart
ments-a list Of whom will try to send you soon.
1t Is said that the Benton family Interested to
the extent Of four five millions in these Mexican
land titles, on the San Joaquin and Sacramento com
prisirg leagues Of gold quartz rocks. This accounts
for the anxiety to admit California at once. and
alone In order that these doubtful titles may be bap
tizod This Ii the why certain noisy clustering
members Of Congress and the Gulping cabinet are
anxious to hurry up the cakes in California, as they
did the Gaphin and Chickasaw claim business.
Mr. Campbells remains were taken, at o'clock
this morning, from Washington to Tennessee.
There was short funeral service and procession of
carriages to the boat The funeral preach
ed by the Chaplain in the House to-day. Mr. Forney,
who talked of at the CONNIE ncement of the ses-
sion, is the prominent democratic candidate for the
vacancy.
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All the city is in a whiri 81 excitement about the
Italian Opera at Nibo's and. though the first week
was not very brilliant In fashionable modes and dress
vet there want Of elegant and discrimin atinr
audiences The high character Of the opera 1. now
hxcd fact Tonight We are 70 be treated with tho
charming music q ycrdrs "At;ila." written for tho
sry and in this opera has displayed genius Of oy
order The theme admits a combination of wildnc.s
subnity and beauty which Verdi has seized with con-
summate skil and the character q Attila with the
great Marini a. It's interpreter will trcae sensation
The score " written. for the soprano voice very heh
Ike all the latest italian music aud eanno. expect
great deal Of pleasure from that porton but Marini
ard Lorni can carry anything though bravcly with
the posc full auxiliarics and churus associated with
thsm
The opera ought TO be crowded The fame Of this
troupe j. bringing the lovers of music into the city
om every quarter and sunshine ind song will prevail
f,r the rest Il The month Thrc has never bcf
been % much enthusiasm In musicsl circles or such
inquiries smcrg the dcniscns and strangers Of the me-
trcro shout the reality of the t tanquets q music
at Niblos The truth Il cut We have the true
orsra We have great singers london and Paris can
not beat ne The old cities arr supplied With old
voices while We have young frcsh voices and perfect
musicians fun Of delicious melody and truly cuehant-
ing Lorn is as certain as MarIo Marini has much
force and freshness as Labiache Co<tni has no COM
petitor in London IN her res; and stefanon W EQUAL
10 Grisi and truthful original and powerful actress
Time win prove this
The President has oaseially recognized G w. "
papendiek Sonsul ~ Hanover. for the state f
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Marine Affairs.

Two LsrSuus.---on Saturday morning last the
magnificent -hip francis +. Sage. was launched from
the yard Of Ncsrs. westerveu Mackay, foot Of
seventh street. Though the weather most unfs-
yorsilc n large crowd assembled to witness the
launch. all Of whom appeared to enjoy H. She left
her ways In a graceful manner. and her appearance,
when In the water, ELECTED the commentators Of all
Judges in naval architecture. she u TO he COM
rnandcd by Capt. VIM. n. Robson. Her owner Mr
Thomas 4. Stanton, intends 20 put her la the Euro
pesn trade.
vandcra consigned TO the bosom q the Iast
River from the yard IL Mcssrs. Laurence sncdcn
foot Of Cherry street she has very pretty mokl
and. think. will make good time In running she
Is be sent to the island Of Cuba.
Tsr ossrsrorroS. AZ UrRL G.rr-Thc Chamber Of
Commerce of this city have addressed q letter to
Prof Bache the supern tendent Of the coast survey
thanking him for maps and diagrams Of surveys re-
Gently n,aic Of IIurl Gate, g.. To him nd his To-
Tented corps also t. Lieut.. Woolhult OF INC navy
great credit II due. for the promrtncss with which
they have conducted the tack ccnhicd to their
Annexed Is n copy Of the letter.
cu,usrR 90 CouurRcr.
Nrw Noax, April .. fSJ0
To A. n. Dscns. srr'r T. = Co,sT srsvrr--
sm-By n resolution adopted this day. the thanks
Of tho Chamtcr Of Commerce were respectfully and
since rrly rendered 90 you for your Kindness IN pre-
septing 60 the Chamber maps aud diagrams Of the
surveys q Ilurl Gate. &c
am also requested through YOU. TO present the
thanks ~ the Chamber to Lieut. Maxweil woodruff.
fr the distinguished ability he has shown IN super
intending the survey Of hur Gate aud the execution
Of he maps referred 20
am very respectfully. your obcdcnt servant.
VI MACRI. Secretary.
Cosr,scr or NV Yosp-During the past week tho
arvais we're not 20 numerous as during the previous
week The following table givcs tho number 81 arr-
vels with the cd value 81 vessls and carxoe.
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comparison Of prices current At the close Of tho
market yesterday with those ruling the close Of the
previous week, exhibits advance in United states
os 81, OF IL per cent Ohio Ca. Pennsylvania 5's,
IN indiana o. J Reading Mortgage bonds, 4;
Heading Railroad, 1; Erie Railroad y Harlem, Il;
Long Island. y New Haven Railroad. x: and de-
cune In Norwich and Worcester Of IL nor cent
farmers' Loan - Canton Company, IN; Morris
Canal, = and Erie Bonds. new T. Three and half
per cent interest the Bric Bonds old are due ON
the let ofNay, proxiuo
The annexed table exhibits the value ~ fovcrn dry
sce DE- entered a ,his port for consumption diving the
pa week. also those entered for warehousrs and the
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Court Calendar rh,. ~

CrscvIr COrnr.-Nos $50. lTo, 800 35O 42y xsa Iss.
531 532, 533 -' w.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. 81, OF, 357 ESQ aoy
o72 $50, 400. Ala, AIS 42i 423 -
sursRloR CouRr-Nos. 49, IS, &C. II, 1855, 50, S. 81.
lis es ls3 los III IS, i9l. 1872 As, 47 7s ISL to-
100 l6l, l0s 199. 1855 2o4 to 30 A. 81 l3 ia Iss
81
Transferred Counr.-Nos. 81 10 81, %, Al. AZ. So.
GO, 63. Is, rs, "a to 90, 8 II.
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Sporting Intelligent &C.

TnorriSo Two trrttins contests src anrounccd TO
come II this afternoon at the Ccntrc,lc cour-c
for pure mile heats bcst in I've % $50 he wagons
the other the same distance in harness. There arc
three entries each aud nearly matched are
the hor.s that !, i dinicult to the lsyoritc
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
e~~--~~e~-~~~~~~~~.~~1-~-~--~s
ANOTHER STEAMER FOR CALIFOFayIA.

The splendid steamship Empire City, Captain Wiz
son. will leave this port at three o'clock, this
afternoon, for Chagres with four hundred pas
sengers and the mails for the Pacific An edition of
the WEEKLY HERALD will be published at ten O'Clock
this morning, copies Of which DO obtained,
in wrappers at sxpence each to go by her to Cali
fornia, Oregon, &C, sc :, &C
Special Koticc-New York, April I3.--At n
OF the directors Of the American Dramatic Pund As
the Widow Of The late David G.
'f b ssaSssssS u
$50 WV JOHN s Secretary s the
Colonel Fremont.-A superb Portrait OF
This gentleman was taken for the Gallery II
B1SaSssy Il e.sSsn Gallery No. %
Boston and New York Telssr.pA-Msrse's
Company. Address B. I. this office v INV A''''
John Reese, Auctioneer--Furniture Sales.
Cooley Reese will give their personal and prompt
Housekeeping will receive il for sale at their new and
sspeeous Auction Rooms T and s7s broadway. ef
To Lawycr.-Cooley & Reese Will SELF
aw Books at their new Auction Iopsc Broadway eornerof
the bar books to Offer viii please send in shei
lists to-day or on Tuesday.
Who that has heard so much about the
SHss a %Ss 10 h, sa mines e
os Sss bs S Il and iFIs e ss I IN
he entire back now exhi5itng Painting at
s Broadway above Nibo that is perfectly correct and
All who are infinitely fastldious In the cut
or curl o. their hair the trim Of their whisker delight
inSroqYn And sh,@IGo should employ tho
who has the ability through his mastery skim add grace
Fine Watches-A. II. Cochranc, ess Greem-.
London, and Lewis Morris Samuel. Liverpool
quahty now offered in this market
Comb Manufact0ry, 3O3H Broadway
The original manufacturer Of the celebrated Open Chain
she Gomes and the only in Broadxay invites
Premium Open Chains from SIC Combs az Wholesale
Spring Clothing.-Clarke, the Tailor, has.
Toef Coat SIC made mess1re The very Snsst
Spring o,ere.sts sl Crafty, cut workmanship and
PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye, to Color tho
hair skin se washed
,t ,hs soor and hs, bad odCr applied
east corner Of Chestnut and fifth streets PhsGsiphia
Hair Dye-Batcheior's Genuine I.SquisA
s u Ias ass against hs a w
various diploma Persons whose hair has a.sumeS lad
Cd BY calling as above Copy the address.
Gourausi's italian BIediieated soap. for.
curing al fin disease dscoora,ions and bsshss Peu
afe iaL s1perhnon hair fsem part Of
Ne ia walker tno. in} BIoaswsy;
Wigs and Toupees-Another Medal has
pes 4si Esss are NJ
He Keeps the largest and best in the y CopS
ssvotss his exclusive attention to diseases Of the Bye
has Just %I:rted from Paris. Artificial Eyss q improved
,ss Sssy u, ;,,s's:
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We estimate the value ~ the above vessels with their
earro~< at oCn which 7. than the previous
week thcuei, the number q srrivsis werc twen'y-sx
lss This apparent discrepancy L. caused by the large
number o. arrivals from the Bs Indies and Liverpool
One q the steamships merely came here expert
mental Trip and q sourse no value rut on hcf cargo
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The President has ofneially recognised G w. "
wisconsin
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meeting Of the directors Of the Dramatic Pund
soeiaon on Saturday resolved. That letter
eondoenee be addressed to the widow Of the c.
Coden ED deeply sympathirng in her
anu taat the members OF the association b. requested "a
wear Grape on the left fer thirty
Directors. JOHN BKOCGIAM Secretary
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Boston and New York TeleQFaph-DEsrse's
nefor sale Twenty Shares Of the Stock Of the above
Company. Address B., At this office
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route across the Ishmus TO he gold
being travelled by thousands would not like to see paint
ing descriptive Of IL and true 70 The life All are
formed that EMMERT PENFIELD, who have been owe,
he entire route and back exhibiting Painting
s broadway above Niblos that is perfectly correct
well worth seeing
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John Reese, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sales.
Cooley Reese will give their personal and prompt az
tenton to the sales OF Furniture of families u
Housekeeping will receive II for SALE their and
eapaeious Auction Rooms H7 and 39 Broadway corner Of
White street - -
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The splendid steamship Empire City, Captain VII
son, will leave this port, at three o'clock, this
afternoon, for Chagres, with four hundred pas
sengers, and the mails for the Pacific An edition Of
the WEEKLY HERALD will be published at ten o'clock
this morning, copies Of which DO obtained,
in wrappers, at sixpence each to go by her Cali
fornia, Oregon &c sc &C
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Fine Watches-A. II. Coclnrnnc, ess Green
wch street is selling those fine Time pieces OF Sam Mag
London, and Lewis Norris Samuel. Liverpool
other makers less prices than other watches Of the same
quality offered in this market.
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clf,usrR % CcuurRcr.
~. Nnnu Anil D e.

Cosusscr cr NV Yorr-During the past week tho
arrivals we're not numerous during the previous
wc,k The following table givcs the number ~ arri-
Nnl. with The esinalcd value ~ y,s,l. and earEoe.
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curl OF their hair tho Trim OF their whskers
thorough and luxurious shampoo should employ III L.
niin able Hair Cutter No. Is Nassau
who has the ability through his mastery skill add
70 the entire external man.
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To Lawyers.-COoley & Reese Will SELF
aM Books at Their ne Auction Hpsc Broadway
Of the bar books TO offer will please snd theic
lists to-day Tuesday
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~ SomD 1anuiactory, SoSH broaaWey.-
The original manufacturer Of the celebrated Chain
Shell Combs and the only in invites
the ladies 70 call and examine his late improved patterns
Premium Open Chains from 81 $50 Combs wholesale.
T. N. OUINBY. 9I3L broadway.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-31
Another Murder.


Arrest OF the Supposed .Nwderes-A-
bout half-past 4 O'Clock on Thursday night,
Waterman on board the ship Western
w Grid, observed man named Andrew Pc
ter Johnson, a hand on board the Swed5h
brig Thomas, lying at pier No. 6, n. r., on
that pier, in company with two Swedish
women and small boy. Soon after three
sailors made their appearance on the pier
and made some insulting remarks to the
women, which were resented by johnson
who was then seized by the ruffians and
hurled into the dock with great violence.
The women, as soon as they saw this done,
ran away screaming with fright and were
followed by the sailors. Peter Pearson,
the watchman above referred 10, Immediate
ly after the man was thrown overboahd,
heard one of the sailors say to the othels,
s'that's the way TO settle the usiness. ,'s-
One OF the men then pulled off his coat and
pretended that he was going to rescue the
drowning man. Pearson called to them and
said, "that's a nice way to throw a man
man overheard and not try to save him.
A police officer then came up and was
directed by Pearson to arrest the three men.
lie, however, captured but one, the Others
escaped, but two men were arrested IN the
morning, on suspicion of being those cen
cerned in the affair They were all brought
before Justice Lothrop, and gave their
names as William Royal, John Roland and
John McPage, and stated that they were
attached to The English ship Charles Crock.