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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-18
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CALIFORNIA COMPAN1lu ,...l.,vs, g.
MD. met in Baltimore, pursuant to notice, on the'sth of9an-
alaty., DANES 4. Ship ri MadsQn county saa MAS chosen
~P1fssjdes!, R5 , M i! y Ps925 v 6 S q5aGFSs Us sss1 rieTlds snJ
EIsnseM Ghinnauit on Gterne eonntt' Assistant Setratafy,'
taanh james O: Moss OF hIeckaGblrg,' Na:' treasurer far the
'ii FL i toss,or s,ioy'r number mbcr e sGa lie n,-a and @iip embark iqrinor7
ii otiSnYSs ae@ plBpSf Ship caSha1ne Idsst 3ffffdhh hsff stocks
in Parshtnd, lMaiHe !~"d'pesee nd'tndastrySl eM lnurlo, :
,F4ewsN, Virginia .swe, ae sbseat in.peIson.hut MIL ever be
g }pss t. spjjt i P lE' fAS NJ Sssse''0' "" H0"R'Rs'
rs ,.rAoS "'1n; .laien5n a1SS2 n,l-rAl 700 '''""" I"
ia tAsi Editors ~ tn Bngssrtr'i '''''E'' 'P'''s ~'m..'''
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4 $slass' ii HfI III b bs$sSS ssSSst sfTs; 6 ss@iS $ seIssII "a a ss 4a5S%ss.
ir the hcst e~iccsioh. ri has been sdssrsted ny many ,ha'
ThbnnsY S. .&stsom Eala would be 4 vera .ludicious selec-
lion and would :~dssIhgaESs ihe. dntjss: 81 2 lTpTesepttEs %
Iotisa with ability aud fidelity. IcaDod upon by The VOICE
OF Biz c5uhre nth, I hhaw he has tho tiuth patriotism 70 re
TO HEeprMocRATisaoF'CHsRE oFTE c6CNTY.'
= fihuya No tio, da oesnsaEG ca,ion in the Riehmand Enquirer
Flhe 2ls5 81 DeGenteE.eser the signature Of a. NPi.ce'from
az m = ssgsi Ssl;E;l IF i fs6ss.estalii, g Il ss iSs an Su y s sps.'
t,dn. eal.o ecrSain srrfentss Snohe'homina,ione isst SPRING;
in Jilef which L mast fnllyand cordially eonrur- hLt, ''slhh-l
c = r. s y ne , rs az i th ms sSiI lnsi 81 name me- Of Nj. Isaac :c Car; =
ION In, eenHechJh ~9ihl that oficeAlS uoJd' and trne man,
md is. whom I mu,fd DO proud TO Gust my vote - i',itcnn'
he succeed2 r. Ani, csnRoi.a, r@ap o. tosnd Yho! could IlA'''r
tasIT J SIIs, Rsq pSS ,sfss5 s5!t 81 Ms j ' f59fs 4 n "Bssf #$2 ANY," And
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,lStcounW .sa rilus b, rsdee1ned from4he rhraldoa of fNte-
81 s :,} Tsss ~ sls p ~ / Is e. + s55 %Pf bto j a sahid 1 Your Breath iii
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IRE f sspsss , Ain ffgoSiuesst s,dd' is attend tkeeirr JANUARY 'coaifrt,, = 10
pldEr d no nominate , / ,e~!sipoddfta,aes for ii lie niea9t Legislature 81
yirlkhniiaa.' a full mssetahalg; ~ yin be- expected. - AyoIsa.'
M ." 90 vas :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-18

II. =, III sSO6,s SIS, 4 ..alI4Sl $500; ,,'GD!u ~
House Of Delegates and Senate. for IS49, upaR &hs basis
LIST, Of Waits. PapMafar .2dly, OF. HaIs Population ana
Rerenux eoua6ined, erausirs Of License IFxesi. an1' Sdiy, q
Wide PopuiqtioH' aad .Rsrqaae7 e@abium, 'iaei4sira .gGiId
esnss 1Sass' a. iolass RAJ y, 4.">o',,r,s unto l.l 9 ,'"e
Ut =, ,pEaEeAyEs...s cod, .sRNA1oRs. i'i"I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-18
rHE, MERCHANTS AMI THE TREASURY, GIRCU-

UREe MEKIIt.kIb HsNUH I!I'i
L The. Sew York LATER OF -Mnnday, 10 the Philadelphia
I,adr1n. says: ,,,a i. Jn.auIaE So. "a al -: tr"' -M"i na''
!, ETbay e~xt.aordi aayY, Gin uar,t issued sfromlthe Treasury
D{payi,nen, 9. y ashjps!ona 'o,,he colleet,9!s Of ths customs,
a&fsing a cu]ftaiinenl q cS eg 81 sxgea asS l. end nd sne throw
mhm,S,I rias ssealedrs deep selaaaoD in town't 10 -dayV' Ar
codinaly arrangements are on foot. looking 10 a'gyand in
natiop tm9estingg, w Si9 vii PR probably, rake plas7r spIl9 lime
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-18

.-.. L...l yO'. . .T.isSs - i1stf -" ~ 80 =. n
From The foregoing statistics, it appeaIs that .hs Mhuei I
Population of Virginia was increased BY lAG,' N ,ir9W ir4V -
10 is49, which is I6 s.. per cent, ;upon the whole W nue fn-Fe
pulauon, of ,he former year. The Pepuation OF each ., iheI T
four Divisions ADVANCED ,mstesialy" bat lhat. ai ,te An An, or ii,
Trans-Aleghany Division .rpucl shsHnost rapidly; hIha.2aa oil
Division, which lost Waite Population, IA IL d4 S!Sek ass9' N
from 1885,. 70 iSlo, more than regained, is asheit mais en- Il
suing nine years. .,..,, s.rss a sn;n,rm :. !. ID, yi,.! 'fyi
The important difference, made u theIasia Of. 1epssssntaiI in
ton by the adnissian Of Lieense Texes in'o" the 'RasiSNsshi ci
NOT escaps atiepiiap,e Notwithstanding the large ipcIeinent :
which the Iissass Ta1 S!aa ,,hs Eastern eitis .h a = g, ias n
would have it's representation actqaayenhraea.h BY ipeapdipg IN
1hcm; a, fact,, which we were not Rseaarsd 10 la%Sn. aFa stt
which is doubtless attributable 10 The rapid pregress. OF, tha 5,
city of Wheeling, ard The saaQsrSo~n an the, Ohio avssri 81
.,--~------<s<s --rrrr- = i@H.i vi ~. ..1 oil
The Coyinetop, RaiL9ad billhas seished' "a dpSotraotcd. inra .,
,oreet;,o .aae and srite exciting debate in sAdH House ;" We : =
regret tSa, we canno, ind room 's = n fe y a AZ 81, eaali'pAs. %i,S5f !
YESTERDAY. MI. Fsrgasoa made a llapa and asaenpcedad asl !
his opponents, powerful s~pcechsia hs 4avess ntwa'ds n ae nc. / :
viewed the arguments of ,he.saifcafs Gpgpd as as q the no. T & "a.
sure. To-Day NJ .,YsstfsSs VII YIN iSsjalYYs aud RsIhaRs, aasFs ,NM y =
take mart. il IL expected that shsSoss MIL 'os'saAso 'oU.,, =
-. - ..@ .- tt.s9 s''e "n' a. -" 49," -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-18

tour friend, .Cah Ja,nas CaFleinan save that these btau,'-
III aIinals. .~pGeseslmd 10 Virginia by Lieut.. Lynch, are'in
,}ne lealh ,mI~ condition % his iarpI North Hill, in CLARKE
cbnnty. in. TN. beautiful valley ef'the Shenandoah Phe
,4H now weighs. LeW ponndslslha he;cow weighs l,Oeo
,duuds aud ID. in an interesting siitEltioni'rf'he State could
,dt bake entrusted .sarh valuable. property in better hands j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-18

MfNdrto3 ~ q
tad' of:Deeehiber fssf b. the
TsTpPHTk WHARTON"
), daughter Of the late Law
you KifG Hnd Queen "'''"
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-18

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-18

BAEGQrIhsibFsaka.t
sst few, days. ana RFSesl4re.,
SEQ. s9nlmRn YEP S.f4"r
,9.,75; fine nHlanpAAaciyhrins 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-18

nn,ds I'll, uii.Irolih ncii1'ir
,.uceordintitu qua ito Sardes
,tn Observation-Disclosures seOs'
ysa gupIitp, Maiss'ii.aidanot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-18
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

proves almost an abortion. The Irish Tenant
League, for the inforcement of Tenant Rights
IS Deginnlng to attract considerabl attention
both IN England and ireland, and all parties
are fully impressed with the necessity Of pla-
eng the law Of landlord and tenant on a more
| equitable footing than it has been
On Wednesday the butcher Haynau received
slight indication of the regard which the
English people entertained for him He ar
rived ut London on Monday, and on Wcdnes-
day, having previously received a letter Of in
PRODUCTION from Baron Rothschid, in which
the Baron styles Haynau as his particular
friend, he went to visit the brewery of Messrs.
Barclay, Perkins 4 Co IIaynau was accom-
panied by his Aidecamp and his Interpreter.
According to the regular practice Of visitors
they were requested to sign their names in a
book III the office, after which they crossed
the yard with one Of the clerks On inspect
ing the visitors book, the clerk discovered
that one of the visitors was no other than
Marshal Haynau, the late commander Of the
Austrian forces, during the attack upon the
unfortunate llungarians
1t became known all over the Brewery in
less than two minutes, and before the General
and his companions had crossed the yard,
nearly all the laborers and draymen, ran out
with broomS and dirt, shouting out, down with
the Austrian Butcher, and other epithets Of an
alarming nature to the marshal.
The marshal finding how matters stood,
and likely to get warm reception from the
sturdy brewers, thought prudence the better
part of valor, and began to beat a retreat.
but this was not so easily done The attack
was commenced by dropping truss Of straw
upon his head after which, grain and missiles
of every kind were freely bestowed upon him.
The men next struck his hat over his ewes.
and hustled him from all directions: his clothes
We're torn OFF his back
The MarshaPs companions were treated
with equal violence; the party finally succcc-
dcd III reaching the entrance gate but no
sooner had they made their exit than a crowd
OF coal beavers, who waited upon his High
ness, seized upon him, he was pelted and
struck with every available missile, and
even dragged along by his moustache which
afforded ample facilities from its excessive
length still battling with his assailants, he
ran IN frantic manner along the bank side
until he came 10 the George public House,
where he ran up stairs and concealed himself
Ia small closet. The mob rushed in after
him, threatening to do for the Austrian
Butcher; but fortunately for him, they did
not succeed in discovering his retreat Ulti-
mately the police came to his rescue. and he
was removed III police barge to the other
end of the city.
This assault has been the subject Of com
ment in nearly all the London and Provincial
papers, and whilst the minority agree in con
deming the act, still they frankly admit that
the presence Of so disrcputaLlc a character in
England, was provocation great enough to
cause even greater outrage.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
Tribute OF ReSpect,

At a meeting Of I.ewistown Lodge No. 81
|. o. of Q. Z. held Sept 18th, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas 1T has pleased Divine Providence
to remove from our midst our worthy Broth
cr NATHANIAL FEAR, our late Treasurer, be
it therefore
EeS0tred, That we as members Of the Lodge
do in common with cur fellow citizens deem
ly regret the deathof Bro. Fear, his gentloness
OF disposition and honesty anduprightness of
conduct on all occasions, rendered him agree
bic to all who had the pleasure of enjoying
his acquaintance.
Lesoired, That, we deeply sympathizo with
his family and relations in their af1iction,
by the loss of a husband and father,
Resol0ed, That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family Of the decd.
.JouN HAMILTON
d. H. Rrrxo1Ds Committee
GEoRGR FETzER
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

aforesaid stsi! be eIarre ef b, one
Of ti In-Prios Ciga Of The el-etinn district
Who ahea do ANA perform The duties of - ia Jtge aBasie
attend
Also, That IN tle eIs section Of said is enacted
itat, when two counties shall compose dis
iricl or The choice Of member members of The Senae
OF ibis Commonwealth, of nf The UOtse Of representa-
lives of he tiIred States Of this comTaonwe aiih
Judges of the election in each county having
aforesaid, The Clerks SHALL oul G,is statement of
all The votes which shall have been gIyr sucl election
within The county, for every person voted for
member members, which shall be signed by said Judges
and aested by the clerks aud of the Judges shall
take charge Of such certificate ami produce the same
li meeting Of one judge from each al such place
IN such district as is may be appointed by law for The
purpose, which meeting shall held on the seventh day
after the Election" The judges of the l7lh Con
gressinnai District shall TUESDAY, the 18th day
oi oct"hef next, al Norris Mills in Miln county, Then
!" 90 an perform the duties required by law Of
sd'd Judges OF The aforesaid Congressional District
Aso' That IN the Glt section of said act il il enacted
tt every general and special election shall be oDened
between e honrs of eight and in the forenoon ana
snail continue without interruption adjournment until
seven O'Clock in the evening" when the polls shall be
closed"
ALso That in the lst section of the act Of Assemble on
titled an Act TO reduce the expenses PROV d for tho
election Of the Board of Canal nass
April l6h i8i3 is enacted that at the nex annual
election, the qualified Of the several counties h
Commonwealth shall vote for person IL Canal Cam
missioner who shall perform all the duties now enoined
by law upon the Canal Commissioner The election of
canal Commissioner shall be conducted by the officers
authorized by law conduct the general elections in the
several election districts; return OF the votes given for
said Office shall be made the Secretary Of The Common
wealth in the manner provided Cor the transmission
oil returns OF the election Of representatives the ecre
tary OF the Commonwealth the receipt of all Tho re-
turns, shall notify the person, who shall enter unon his
duties on the second Tuesday in January succeeding their
election.
Given under my hand at my office, in Lewiston the
sth day Of September, 1850
d. MKEAN CoNTNER, Sheriff
Lewistown, September Il, 1909,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
DI r H..

on Saturday, Gath ult, LEWIS H., infant son
o. Joseph and Catharine Brothers, aged year,
months and 10 days
\, On Tuesday, Sd inst, in Derry township, Mrs.
mARGARET, y, consort of George Rothrock, aged
6l years and II davs
On Friday. Goth inst, SAMUEL H. BERRYHILL,
aged about Al years
On the 18th of June last, of Cholera, at Fort
Ga' Garimle' on his way 70 California, JAMES d.
GoGGsHALL, son Of William CoggshaIl, late of
this place, IN the 2ist year of his age. He left
Lewistown in the fall Of 1912 with his fathers
family, Tor Ohio, where he has been residing
ever since until late last spring, when he left
home with party of young men bv the land
route for the land of gold. They reached Fort
Larlmie in safety, from whence the writer had
letter from him, speaking in glowing terms of
his future prospects. But alas they were des-
tined TO be blasted! Death came, and he was
cut oil in the prime Of life. He was young
man OF intelligence and worth, honest and up
right in all his actions, a warm friend, dutiful
son, and Kind brother His loss will be deeply
mourncd by his many friends and acquaintance
here and elsewhere. A. An.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

PirrsBURcH, Sept. "a, p MA horrible
accident happened at KnsPp's Foundry this
evening. While some men were engaged in
hosting huge iron water pipe, weighing one
thousand Pounes, by a crane, the hOistRg chain
broke, and the pipe fell On John Barclay, James
Dalzell, and German named Sneitcham Bar
clay was killed instantly. His legs were crushed
TO jelly. DalEell's spine was badly injured
His recovery is considered doubtful Sneitcham
cannot possibly recover.
Hundreds Of fugitive slaves have started off
suddenly for Canada on account Of the passage
of the Fugitive Slave Bill The principal hotels
are left without servants. The number that has
left is surprisingly great.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

THE TELEGRAPH.-DisPatches were re-
ceived by the telegraph, day before yes
terday, from Washington, twenty minutes
ahead of time. At IL O'Clock on the same
day there was an official dispatch, direct
ing a special messenger to be sent to Tex
as, with information of the passage of the
Texas bill, and in three hours afterwards
the messenger was on his way in the steam
ship Portland; and this fact was probably
known at Washington in the course of the
same afternoon. This is what we call do
ing work on the high pressure principle
NeeC Orleans Bulletin.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

The Magazines for October,

We take the following notices of the
Magazines for October from the Evening
Bulletin
Grahams Magazine has store OF fine read
ing for October, embracing several excellent
tales and essays, and number of poems, in
Guiding one of Buchanan Reade's gems. A
mastery essay on Music, by Giles, is given, of
which our readers had specimen on the fourth
page OF fridays Bulletin The embellishments
are, as they always are in Graham, Of the first
order.
The Lady's. Book has articles by number Of
lis best contributors, including the names of
Mrs Elicit, Mrs. Neal w G. Simms, Richard
Coe, and others. The embellishments are nu
merous aud good, and the articles on various
kinds OF fancy work and different branches of
household economy will please the ladies.
Sartain has a large and beautiful variety of
Illustrations, while the literary contents are of
high order. Miss Martineau, Mrs. Kirkland,
Pro5essors Rhoads and Hart, Parke BENJAMIN.
H. H. Stoddard, and Others are among t6e eoa-
tri6Hors. An interesting article by Chas. G..
Leland IS given under the head of Art-N Notices
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

The late European news furnishes us
with the fdh0wing items. IIaynau, the
late Commander of the Austrian forces in
Hungary, seems TO have been roughly
treated in England.
ESGLAND.--IIer Majesty is still sojnurning
in the Highlands. The Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland has commenced tour to tho North
with the view of asccrtaining the condition of
the agricultural and manufacturing operations
of that district. Great preparations have
been made for his reception in Belfast. The
recent government appointment of his Excel
lency, has given graat satisfaction, aud alto
gether Lord Clarendon appears to have be-
come rather popular.
In Ireland the Repeal agitation has been
again revived by O'Connell, but the attempt
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
FRESH GOODS,

FFHE subscribers have Just received gen.
H. eral assortment of FALL GOODS, con-
sisting Of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES.
5 hhds. Sugar-house and Syrup Molassea
3 do Sugar, from TO 10 cents per h.
500 lbs Preserving Sugar, at cts. per ID.
l23 ibis No l, 2 and Mackerel
25 do No. Herring
5 casks Dried Beet, at l2I cents per lb.
10000 lbs. Hams, at only cents
$4,000 lbs. Shoulder at 81 cents per h.
1000 lbs. Fitch, at only cents per ID.
so sacks Liverpool Salt, at only Sl50
500 bags Fine Dairy do
$50 bbls. Monongahela Whiskey.
a general assortment of Wines, &C.
French Brandies always on hand
Persons purchasing to sell again can be &C.
commodated at small advance on PHILADELPHIA
prices. Call and see before purchasing.
KENNEDY G. PORTER.
N. B.-A few casks Of Lewis Fine Cincin-
natl Sugar Cured Hams at l2B cents per lb.
Canvassed Hams at 10 cts per TO-, by
Lewistown, Sept 6, 1850. X. &P.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
LEWISTOWN ACADEMY.
FEVliE Second Term of this Institution will
Ill commence on MONDAY, September I'd.
MALE DEPARTMENT.

ME Second Term of this Institution will
IL commence on MONDAY, September ID.
MALE DEPARTMENT.
Persons wishing t0 send their sons from a
distance need be under no apprehensions in re-
gard to them. Boarding can be procured
where they will be almost constantly under the
eye of the Teacher. Terms of tuition are as
follows:
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Eng-
lish Grammar, $500
Geography, explained by Globes, $50
Algebra, 400
Geometry, 500
The Languages and Natural Sciences,
illustrated by experiments, 600
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
The Female Department, under the charge
of Miss ANToINETTE PRosEUs, will be opened
the same day on the following terms
Elementary Branches, $500
Natural Philosophy and History, 400
Algebra and Geometry, with all the higher
branches of an English education, 500
EXTRAS:
Pencil Drawing or Crayon, $500
Painting, 200
French 800
Music Lessons, 500
CE-3' Term Of eleven weeks
w. II. WOODS, Principal.
Lewistown, Aug 80, 1850,
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TILE MARK ETS.
Lewistown, September 81, 1850.


FLouR.-Fiour has limited demand, but
fresh ground is firm at 81 e7Il. Sales for city
use at 55a5,5G. Extra Flour 50 7Ja6.75. Rye
FIour-Sa!es Of PcnAa. at S3. Corn Meal is
still held at G3
GRAIN.-Whcat is in fair supply though
prices are fully maintained. pcnna red sells
at Sl.0l; prime white at 81 10 Corn is
steady at Gia65c. for good yellow white is
worth 62c. PeApa. Rye. last sales at 60 cts
per bushe. OHE are in active demand; sales
OF prime Penna. from al to 42c. Southern
sells at 3Gaa37c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

GkNTRAL kAILRoAD,-We perceive by an ad-
verllsement ", IN the Pittsburgh Gazette that all
the sections remaining unlet on the line of the
Tehhsyi'anla Railroad between Pittsburgh and
Johhstown Jon are to be given to contractors on the
io'l Oh october next. The whole line will then
be under contract, except part of the NOM
tam section, for which the Portage Railroad can
be substituted until il is finished.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
Renew yOur Subscriptions.

The present and ensuing month closes
the year for a large number of subscribers
Those who wish to take advantage of the
advance terms, had better send on their
money, as A DOLLAR will now pay for a
year-a fact worth remembering.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

BosTeS, Sept. 25.-Tae prize ticket for ycnny
Lind's first concert, to be given in this City on
Friday evening next, was bought this morning
by Mr.. Dodge, the vocalist, fer s:r hundred and
t'oeTty.ts0e dollars The second ticket brought
S24 q lot of eight, GIG each fourth, SO. so :;
hith SiOSO, and SO down to 50, at which a con-
siderable number were sold thence down to 81
and 50, at which most of the tickets were pur-
chased. The lowest price paid for back seats,
In the gallery, was l.50. All these prices are
in addition to the regular ticket price of So
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

The New York Tribune states that one
of the steerage passengers in the steamer
Philadelphia, at that port from Chagres,
had with hin twenty thousand dollars,
which he had gained in forty-eight hours.
He first took sixteen thousand dollars from
his claim in one day, and then sold it the
next day for four thousand dollars, and
started for the States perfectly satisfied.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

The NASHVILLE CoNyENTIoN.-The
Nashville Convention, it will be remem-
bered, adjourned 10 meet again six weeks
after the adjournment of Congress, at the
call OF the President of the Convention.
The Charleston Mercury learns that Judge
Sharkey is satisfied with the action of
Congress, and declines to issue his call for
the re-assemblng of the convention. The
Mercury however, contends that the con-
vention viii meet on the lth of Novem-
ber next, with or without the call OF the
president. and urges the election of dele-
gates. The Southern Press at Washing
ton appeals to the South 10 elect true men
as delegates lie the convention, of high
standing-men of =" strong moral courage" "
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

A New WATcH.-A greatimprovement
an the manufacture of watches has Just
been made in Geneva, by which watch
keys are rendered unnecessary. By sim
ply turning screw in the handle, the
watch is wound up, and another movement
regulates the hands. The first watch man
ufactured with this improvement is intend
ed for America, and its case is said to be a
rich and curious specimen of art, and his
torically interesting the ornamented bor-
der containing a view of the famous
" Charter Oak, of Connecticut. I" 1t is a
good action thus to make watch case teen
with historic associations without destroy
ing its ornamental beauty"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

SLAVES IN CALIFoRNIA.-A correspond
ent of the st. Louis Republic estimates
the number of slaves in that State at one
thousand, but he says their masters have
no control over them, and if he attempts
to take them by force, he is liable TO pun
ishment. The laws furnish no protection
to this description of property.