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The New York herald., 1851-10-15
TaIPLKR HALL-FEsrIvAL OF HUNGARIAN Ii.

TaIPLKR HALL.-FEsrIyAL OF HUNGARIAN Ii.
s ts
s q aSsy and snova there a 70
tribute issss sums s this ssesn and we'll srsa
e. has & @ !.
TAKEN hs. siss sF Hal
ratory viii opened ana he v several spd
a a to state that
swell the amount Of the contribution TO this sss worker
otherwise form ezpsnse, have hsir work
lovers Of liberty sooised Viva Issrta Msles:
be had at The Hotels Restaurants and s. c.
800 Broadway.
HEALY's UNION PICTURE.--THE EXHIBITION OF
Healys great picture of the Hon Daniel wobstee 70.
ash has
Of the elite q Boston wsere IRE has lately bs.n
Design 6eS Broadway opposite Bond street aud will
time open f9r few weeks only open from A. 70 10
Son NJ ass at sas SHs 90 many
cn th. n ar via
to executed by the abiet masters Of tie art Europe
hour ofth. day or evening.
u AYMoNp HERR DREIsBAcHs MENAoERIa-
II This celebrated Menagerie-the l.gess and bess
inown natural history which has reserved TIE p.
onsss and ,pPa,.s q huns5ss. q .sou,.at sSs mos,
isss esmmynosa most brilliant i. s.%Esisa saS VII!
a. H.Tivek street, ss,srisy, tS, Itssssry Hoada7 sth
s$ssoss ;Es #sc.,aSy i. 'ss;ss 4
tS sarason s 'S vss"as rsas:
lay 18th Mtdissugy Friday I!th. Braadsn; Saturday
Ksashsstsii wsdnssdas ed, East Bennington.
DArTIxs WISHING TO HAVE TIE USE OF TRIP
Ter Hall durins three evening, in shs week. viii pleas
''p' " '''''' VI j. d. 'w4aDwELL. 80 Broadway
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NIlLIAA HERMAN's BENEFIT ATTHe OLYMPIC. =
w Two new fsrets and one com dy. aud between the
actsl Faatssio a from Lueress for the coneerins,
oOmto'edby B,eksro& executed ty Anne Ellie Oliver
(eisht years o.d Fantasia AmericA An airs for the
coRcertlna, composed BY o. Case.
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o>uoN hC'Ey No. .fr, Sept -. = The yuSiiss
" ~ zen tth's 1OruirE At tht toslg prices ~ Sstur
Sss a1s sfNes q, tAs eopweresmer. sgbt tscun
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ABUSE

BROADWAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
L. Lsssss-Do0rs :. open at to commences - osleok
E.de;;S;S 3 vii !: ps.ss.?sd y. dram.
mds. NJ D.vIags; Eisn .dsms Celeste asr.ldIn.. NM
sisss: NsS saS viz 4sss. r ssasiSss With Il: sons
Waibourg. Mr.. Pops Louise, Miss Crocksr.
NIELos Mr. 5oJI, 5oMN sETI9y
70 a. ~ IOoi The wonderful Rsvs a. Family
tainments Gabriel Rave in eight oharaeters Miles Ber-
din in new perormsncss and his Surprising fssts q the
GsS'1 ~h q h The n "
With BspGS
RRoUGHAMs LYCEUM. BROADWAY, NEAR BRooxl
~ street.Door open at to begin at ~ o'clock Dress
ST. as Boxes S. sSne.Say s 70 evening" o
will played the local called SEE sAw-Ar
Mrs ster1etN Mrs. Bisss, MIS-. Mssdsr Srdsss. Ms;
GN JOUR DE CAKNiyAIsS Shsrssssr: * sSs kSassst
Fsmy Iy TS conclude & with psLiGATE M rss
"A nights Of the wizard Farewell .rransensnts Of Pro
fessor Anderson the Great wizard Of the
ss Tspf;s,Y p, a.n
the evening at O'clock, Thursday the 10th, and his las,
e proceed to aaa Hcndsy
the th instnntProfesscr begs to most sincerely
80 %
past nine weeks and trusts his exertons have met with their
auencs several seats he ia,
TO have the box once open for that purpose from A.
Mon rsocmmsnded Admission 70 al ali parts ssy cents
Special persons having any claims against Pro-
Place Opera House. for before Wednesday
next.
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niassaehusests Politics.

FREE SOIL AcD DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTI ,N-cREAT
E2ClryNFNT AID coNFys IoN SPLIT AHoAG THE
CoALITIoNISTS, EIC.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

NIBLOS GARDEN. - MADAME ANNA THILLON
respectfully that her first benefit Ia Amsr
nnd last sppearnce in New York. will take place
Thursday October h which occasion Mr. Hudson. the
celebrated popular Irish Comedian, will appear The
formances will with the favorte comedetta Of
HOW TO PAY THE RENT after which the first time here
Rosslana Madame Anna Thilon in which she will sing
-Tis We Cn9n rgies you still aud ecena by Auber To
conclude with ga, second act of TIE DAUGHTER OF THE
RE0IMENT.
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DARNUNS AMERICAN NUsEUM.-P. T. pARNUA
~ Manager and PrcPristor John GreenEood IT, Assist
fomances Is cents children under ~ years IN CENTS Par
quetts l2 cents extra. Wednesday Ocsoberl5 unexam
Ro.na Meadows received every evening With such IN
O'clock the popular pleasing, and profound piece TIL
DKEAM AT SEA. In the evening, at "a o'clook Viii b.
the thrilling moral drama Of ROSINA MEADOWS
with and new aecessores-aarry Hendon Ir
&he Of the company All the curotes to be seen, 81
usual. a. AZ. hours. dsy and evening
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6NHRIsrYs OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL. NO.
" Az Broadway, .bove Grand street-0pen every night
during I'll further notice The original AND well
tnoyn Chr:s:s nn,trss comprising an Efficient and YER
nnder the Of E. p Chty whose concerts iu
this city succession Of fve have been received
With by highly and shonsb ardisnoss
siess csna boors open At G .nd win Oommsaos ~
fully informal ass the Saturday afternoon concerts dis
continued.
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From Wsaninsten City.

Departure OF THE CALIFORNIA LAs0 cciC'tls-
sIoNERs-THE aAvAnA cors-I.sAIe-T FUNERAL o.
CON. wARRn0IoS, Erc.
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EzLLoys xlNsrsELs. AT FELLOWS NEW xUs1

NEW
= e-, Hall 4A Broadway, between Howard and Grand
streets nghtThs justly celebrated and edoent
corps and experienced performers under the sole
B. Fellows whose this city for
Abe ps haye been received with the greatest f.yor BY
ahe s,e fashion from all parts of the Union fellows
Musical a of the most and best ventilated
budingsin the world Admission Is eents Doors ~
% 90 commence at ~ O'clock An afternoon
Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
datinn of families commencing At o'clock p n
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AMUsEMENTs.

noWIRYTHEAT OPEN ATeh; CURTAIN
NJ rises o'clock Boxes cents; Plt, 2 senssi ose.s
is Bo. osns: sDDasu rs
Ipsh Lambert Mr. Ttop Dick oi ", Ferry NJ & c1ny Geo
sncss VIII With the dram; OF wALLAcE.ws
Mrs.. ysrdan. T. ecnSluds with the drama Of DANCER
Taylor; kruseman Mr. Copy Marmottc Master COny; Isa
bel, Mrs Mason Rose, Mrs. feomans
DURTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.-DOORS
ID open st !; 10 begin o'clock Drss: Circle and Ps.
SrsSs:trs seats OTIS Wedsdsy Oct. 70. vim
Herbert NJ Dyott; Hopkins Crayop, Esq., Mr. John Dunn
Zachary Westwood. Mr. Blake; John smith, Mr.. Burton
Mrs. Wsstwood, Mr.. Hughes Pas Dc Polka BY Mile Co
ieste and Mr. Frederic To conclude with the farce Of
HAVE EATEN MY FRIEND-Augustus Jellytop. Mr..
Burton; Angelina Cookies, Miss Emma Taylor.
NArIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET DOORS
~ curtain rises at Dsess Circle and
Boxes CENTS PITT l2x cents; Orchestra Tickets ~ cents;
Private Box Tickets; 81 wednesasy evening 0cs i5 the
MABEL THE CHILD OF THE BATTLE IiELnTssssn' Lin
Mr. nOur C.ptan MorsSn Mr. Brsdss.w; NJ oRaass-
wy Josephin, Ms Colhurn TO conclude with the dram.
of the WATCH DO9S-Pierre le Crosse Mr E. BlanchArd
Henri, Mr.. Araoid; The reese, Mise Charles.
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DArTIEs WISHING TO HAVE TIE USE or TRIP.
Ter Hall during three evenings in the week. will peAsi
!. II. wARDwELL. 80 Broadway.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Arrival OF lilo steamer Niagara.
The Niagara arrived til. moran. ,V a, Z '' o2IasA

3OsTOS May ].
The Niagara arrived this morIn. At Z O'clock.
The Naghri's political Intelligence Is Of mite
interest IN England the scui.n ~ the E,iIb.
i-hei Church !, widening The Bishop Of f..
II = prpposes the c0nyeniug of Dilcc.lu synod.
The German question i, the bottom ol the d ili-
rnliy Laiy FrukIiu il agtin fitting uat Ihe
Prince Albert for voyage 10 tic Aictic ia 81 rch
Of the missing exi edition.
FRANCg The MOHiieHr Publishes u decree
invoking thHm,uncIi & neral Of Viuirur lor the
itl My 10 Deliberate pu the TX edIrncy Of ad-
nilli x certain matters free Of duly. Wheat is
still lp"er in the agricultural districts. Raw silk
has rrceded Ia price The Assembly ha. grant
'i 200 Og1 francs 10 c.'ei,ric the anniversary of
the Republic. T ,r press favorable 10 th, minis
ry urge, the presentation of petitions for uIeyis.
ion of the cons tuition
Pa >sIA.--rhc Berlin Ministerial states That
1csi,!,'S England and Frauce. Russia has reuon-
'lrltei against the Austrian nuucxnt IA scheme.
RrssIl has likewise desired that ali the German
States should accele to the PROPOSE ion 0t the
Frankfort Diet. RumOrs Ol ministerial cdsls are
riir.
AUsTRIA.--Il is stated ,!ri the Austrian govern.
nent is inclined b. lccedr jD tie Frankfort Diet.
SrnwlrizembrrGrr is oppnsed 10 the continuance
1t the Dresden Conference There is Il deficit in
lie finance llr the year Of II .lUl,G-8 hrfins.-
rnr Emperor hid granite hn amnesty Ia seycn
political pH-ourrs The govern neut denan Is
rom Sardinia passage Tor It's troops IN case UI Il
rupture.
TuEKEY --The Austrian Ambassador has re-
q c.lvrl the assurance oi the Porte ilat kO->u,h,
Bithymd. Ml,,erc. aud ;iIr t,vp Ponies shall be
detained at KIlnrul. fine other lugitlre,, sumc
&c. will be rtleHaed
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
YinLrnce nni Dc0IA.

BosToN, April 29-At Monroe, Me. on
FRIDAY last. man named Louis Cozzrus
accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Cunning
ham aud others, attempted to dlsp">sess
a man ramed Sewell Of a farm of which
he held illegal pnsses>ion. lie found the
doors barred aud the inmates armed w'll'
guns, nitch.fnrks. &c While the law "t
fictrs we've endeavoring 10 force The d""r
shot was fired from the inside, which
instantly killed Cozzrns. The Se%e'ls
were finally captured aud Committed t",
Ii,il Several citizens of Monroe are SAID
! -, ha i,nnlicare in the resistance.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

GREAT RAIN AT ,IfNUsALrM.-A letter
written from the ancient capt. of the
holy land, at the close of February last,
furnishes the followng Intelligence; -
During this rainy season, we received
three nights o. such great rain, that il de.
strnyed nearly third of the walls aud
houses of Jerusalem. was also atsulf
erer. as my farm was compl tely covered
with water, from one side of the m0un
tain to the other, Gt occupies narrow
valley between two nigh ranges of naked
rocks) The water was about ten times
III usual depth of the Jordon, on which
vessels could navigate, 1t lasted for more
than two months | lost all my winter
vegetables, aud my four rooms were near.
lydcstrnyed; all my IOborerS were obllg
ed to Gee to the tops of the mountains,
10 orderto escape being drowned. The
Oldest men in Palestine declare that they
have never seen such rain during THEN
lives. and my family were happily III
the city during that weather
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
From Washington.

WA.HINGrnN. April %.
From Washington. nothing In1he' as respects
the Cuban Invasion The vessels oi the home
squadron, on the look out. are the Sulnlc A..
bauy and Decatur. mt the Garmlnuwu. which is
IN its way To East India stati N. The Su,quc.
hanna remIins a in reldiness at NoruIk umtlt the
matter blows over in case her service might be
rcquire. 1t is supposed. however, that the al.
tempt has been abandoned
The AIT rney General will act aS Secretary Of
the Iuteror during Mr. Stewart nb<ence.
After full investigation by the Attorney Gcner-
land Secretary Of the Interior, oi the charges u.
glnst Comm 'ssluner Ewbank, they hive all been
dismissed as frivolous aud untrue anI have writ
ten a statement tlmt effect aud given it 10 Mr..
Ewbank Ezra Williams, Whitney and G',.
Lucas were removed from the Land otlice-ths
first two were dcmDcrlls the other wing.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

Rather RICH.-Thc Democratic Cen
taI Committee of FAlGeld county have
issued call for Democratic meeting on
the 3lst inst. We copy the following
paragraphs:
The People have to determine upon
questions al deep and lasting imp"rIauce
to their interests. That of adopting the
New Constitution j. nne. beyond al "lh
ers. the most imporlan; aud the election
Of democratic officers under it scarcely
less Sc. and should arouse the energies
of every democlat to secure The adoption
of the one. aud the success ot the other.
The New Constitutions will be 1pp"sed
| with bitterness. aud not stone left uu
turned To compass It's defeat. Let the
! friends nf Progress, and the New C0ustl
Tuition, he vigiaur aud active. Let crery
Dem0crot and crery Wig also. who are
willing To AID ~ securing these great "b.
! iecls, attend this meeting"
We take 1t, that is rather rich. Ece'y
Wig mbo is m,iijag tn dcrote h's eaer'
gjes 10 tie Succcss 9t "democratic ogfrers'
Qadc, hc Re,C CoasittQti0R, is respectfully
nyit d To attend. The invitation is ralh.
er spec fic. hut uo matter. Some wings
may want to look on, who are not ad
dicred L. any such folly as that required
of them. But we are clad To see the
hearts Of our Democut,c friends eXpau
ding ia this wise Who knows. hut tn,
next invitation may be extended to al
Wings who may want office under til,
new CuuStllutinul In tina, case. some q
those whr have osieuslbly left the part
and ate now or expect to be candidate
or office may consider themselves EN-
braced in the invitation. The writer
, the above. as near as we con ascer
4 tain. is rather verdant specimen OF hu
/ manty. The invitation is very bung
liugly made.
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EnrInrr rnreirm Nr,ys

Nav YotK. April 30.
Tie news generally is nninpnrtu,. Plr.n
mert wi ,u,eJ u!Iin nn tho !l,h.
Queen Vi,turi, will opei tit" grclt exhibition
in st itr. The public will be cXCinled irng tue
ceremony.
An nsurrec ION beaded by the Duke Of Shdrur
hnd broken ont IN GsnrI The ulrlr.rn'S were
j.o0O Strong aud well armed The kns lhI Ia
ken commnd n III" ryal troops.
The = uccuu Is IRAN tnr Ctpc ui SOL II 'pr
state th,t thA 3 iti-h hDd lln"I adhesive victp.
ry over the CIi,es, at Hot river. bat ,;iti there
vis little prospect Of speedy te,rniaa;iol rl the
war.
In Pmlmncn:. Hrcyiou' 10 aliIurnment. during
,lrlrt, ou motion tr - into Cbmmittre ~ th'
Wh,r on the hin for the ns,'>s'd taxes. VI. DE
l,,acIi commented with gr"Il severity on tn
course pursued hy the GNernmrnt dl'H- the
u r,rnt SEES on. With rr"rnr',tp the Ngricnlnr'
al interests lie ilni,rl diSpn'i'rn 10 alree
tn Tia r,pell al tn- Window tx, bat expressed
his determination To- oppose u the utirrnh>t ih'
i'm o-i,inn al nnv kind of m inrnm- tax ~ IN
rmme s. The peech WIS r'ct v'i with bond
cheers from the prolert ni,tS Alter long de-
bate, the motion WIS lnsl y 3 mijrrtty
Lord ,hr Russell disclli NJ any iiteut'n ol
chnugiug III Free, Trade policy.
The income Tax Bill will be- read the secoNd
time when Parliament rr.asscnh'c>.
Brown & Shipry's Circular "t the VIA. snyS;-
Our flour mlrsrt is very dull, hrng nNcrwurln
ed hy the cnr"tn N receipts ut iIT rom Ftluce
The receipts inti th, port anr", rom thnt coHa
iry dnriug the past week i elrIl IL no i1t ID
OO0 bbls Of lgD lbs and the quantity inmed u.
the market far exceeds tin la ninI thlt nric'n
are quite uomina western cnnn flour t9s02O.
/ PhdIclphi, nnl Blltm r. ~, 81 S0!l> q an
,l,lI - nl,i., r,u, In n. q ~.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

"A HARD CAsE.--The poor widow Of "A
revolutionary soldier died IN our county
infirmary few weeks siuce. On Satur
day last. c. r. Rodes, Esq, received from
the Department Of the Interior a cerlli
cate that in conformity with the act of
July 20, 1851. she was entitled TO pen
sion of $50 per annum, commencing
Mar,h 4, lS4S The Sons, who left a
widowed mother to die in the poor house,
we suppose viii now receive the arrears
of pension money, which would have
made her last days comfortable Mari
eta hteiligencer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

Bp,rpv. Mas
The letter Of Daniel Webster Ia rr- Board ut
Nilrrmru ia rrri> &, Ilirl, uvlt.tpu o ,r-rG 10.
Fanr,i Hal wus read ct the meeting nj the
li,l d h,s nlteuno"":
Bn,rox, April y
"GEXrLGNEx;-i have ralu,rd tne mrl"r>
whici yuu did me the homo. to place ia ay hands
ye>trr, ny, AMI have to say 10 r'y that II Is n1'
nv purrnse To adde's, IN, iri,,w clr1rl, ia Yam
eui iIl dnrina lry pre.onl vj,l 10 Bosldn
II have the h,u,rtp h".
"Ve y respectfully.
lI,r .ub" ianl servant.
'BINiUL NG3SGER.'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
MNs,nchusetts-2d Dlslltet.

Samuel T. Sewell, the Free Soil candidate for
Congress, in the Src0nd Congressional District.
has written letter declining 10 be a candldate At
the next trial. which takes place the 26lh
May aud recommending Rantoul the Democrallc
candidate who he SAYS has horne so noble testi
mony against the fugitive slave law. He says
that the Free SpiIers should unite in support nj n
man upon whom they can rely Ior his zeal aud
bity in urging the repeal Of that law.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
Arrival OF the steamer Niagara.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE. I
frI ..I m 1881


Tuesday. April % 1851
The Nngara. Capt Stone. reached her dock u
7 o'clock this evening, from Liyorppol with dates
10 the 0th inst.
COMMERCIAL S, NMARY The Cotton Market
is gloomy influenced by advces from the United
states 10y the Arctic anl buyers have obininrd u
concession oi penny per pound. The sales Of the
week were 2j.lDO bales Corn market is very
dun. Western Canal Flour is sehIy nj 1920
Wh"a = 3 | ior Rcd. anI G,0Gs 81 for White
Corn 30033s Indi N Veal IDS Sd.
THE NlIShY Market -American stocks re
main unchanged English stocks ARE unusually
sieady During the week the varatuns had not
excre le | al ior money CrnsplS 971
Provisions -Tran-nctious IN Beet are unimpprt
ant The demand for Pork Is limited, AN / sales
are but few. The de maud Tor Bacon not - ne.
tive Lard irm Tnlinw has not vlrie in pri
ces Cheese mllerI Iie ma 3D.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Appointments, sc

WAsHISGruN, AprI26
Judge Williams, Dam. Of Mlchlsln, mas ne"n
dismissed from the Land Oli:e aud Wm. NourSe,
of Washington. appointed in his place. Lucas. u
whiu editor, of illinois. and Reuben NJ Whit
news son have been dislnis1e Stanley, ol
c., has also received notice of dismissal VeIder
Of Illinois IInris of Pennsylvania aud Rln Iail
of MARYLAND. a Democrats. have had their 'alh
ries raised 500 each. Thompson ni Alabnml
Wing. has Ind his salary reduced 500.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
.The Cnhn Ic,nedi,inn.

Ngw YonK April %
The Captain ot the Cub, Expeilr,, hl1 been
bnllnd Further discoveries Of powder nave been
made on bonr.lrhe Cleopatra. Il sid there will
be 40 exnminntion oI the persons arrested. They
will be handed over to The Grand Jury Of the U S.
Circuit Curt
Gen ,riba di, the Italion pr'rot nnl exile,
sailed ON the Prom ,thsus Yesterday for CAlifur
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

An, EXPRESSIVE GANquCr.-Ono ofthe
Greatest p',ce, of eN,rayagauce heard
ot ialc'y (say, IA letter to the Baltimore
Su,) j. the Iacr that d,nncr was gwen
u Pmlad"IphI,a wee& ,iucr by panty oi
r,Ghrccu uf onr CT zeu,. tr as many gen
tlrurn liom Nc~ lo,k, winch ac'u-Ily
cost the cnleIla nera $50 rach or 5000 in
pI. Tbe'e were twelve conrscs dj-Pos
ed of, AID the VINE ai,I alone wa, Sl06
I'nc bin Of lilr vas printed ina neat lit.
tie book of twenty p ces. each pae" EN-
baz,ueJ with an appropri lie device.
The dinner was given in rclurn for an
rn,rr,unmert gwen in New York, aud
The cudravar 10 sutPass II was success
fl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
SINGULAR OccuNRrNcE.-T HI

SINGULAR OCCUNRENCE.-T House
,nleeraph wires in Boom street, n. Y.
suddenly snapped an Saturday. and are
.ald to have struck a tree about six inch
es in diameter, cutting It nearly in tw".
The wires then eau ghl coal scuttle stand
lng on the sidewalk, and hurled ii to a
great height in the air Fortunately none
OF the passers by were injured.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
From Washington

WASHlNGT"H, Aprll 3U
The Republic of this morming Publishes te|e-
graphic dispatch, dated savannah Aptil 3D. which
states tn an expedition against Culh hn' been
set un hot aud is marching across the ) taes 70
intercept and PROSTATE their designs steamer has
heen chartered and seut SOnth
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

SEVEN FUGTiyE SLAVE, says the New
Hampshire Statesman, PASSED through
Concord on Tuesday for Canada. Il
adds that this is a common Occurrences.
Tnr MARE CHARMER has won another
race at New Orleans. running a iout mile
eat III 80. The mare Flurine which
won the first heat, died the next day.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

Mons ARnrsrs -Iieretuinre Michi-
gan must have beeu the paradise Of
rogues. Within ten days past, some fifty
have been ecrreied out aud Iodged in prls,
on, aud the cry is "stI they cone!' The
Detroit Advertiser Of Monday notices the
arrest Of one Van SeckIes aud a caufed
crate in the counterfelting business IN
Wnshteuaw county, and John IIadne aud
Robert McCann, two more Of the Rail
road cnnspiratOrs. Also three geuteme II
% coIur charged with larceny. Van Sick.
les is an old currency tinker. On his
premises dies for making cola, aud about
a pecl Of bogus cuIu were found.
Six more persons have been arrested
in jackson county. implicated with the
r iiIroad ucendares. &c aud band ID
sever roguea, part Of gang of despara
does and hgh6ng, red gentry, was made
ia KaIamazno county a few days ago.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
SlS,476 7GS

WEALTH OF SHOwMEN, ACroRs, &C -
Two millions six hundred and seventy
lhnusaud dollars have been made by show
men IN The last ten years making an ave
rage for each of one hundted and seven
~ ,hunsand duilsrs The following is a
list If what each man has made cum
mencing with p. T. Barnum, the richest
,hnwmru in the world, he It wing made
~ the las, eight years over $500 zoe; Jen.
py Lind is worth $780, coo. n"twiihstand-
iug She has given over half a million in,
chali,y; Muses. kimbalI, "f the Boston
Muspum. $500 900; Edwin Forrest, the
great rrasedlan. $3.50 900; Burton the &C
tor, SIPS 600; Buz. the magician, $50,
900; +. ) Hamblru, ofthe Bnwery Thea
lae. New York, $4,000; Gen. Welch,
the great Circus man. $50 900, Wymau,
the Prince Of Nlaglcians aud Necrumau-
cr,s. S35 900; Gen Tom Thumb, Bar
nuns great dwarf. S75, 900; J. E Owens,
The comedian aui proprietor ot the Bal
rimore Museum, $50 900; Herr Alexau-
der, the jngger aud arti're, $4,000;
Nous. Adllen, the French Magician, $50, :
OO0 Bauvard the original proprietor oi
the Mississippi Panorama, S75 900; VIM
Njhio, the celebrated garden prnprieln
Of New York is worth Sl50.000. not
wjthslandng his serious losses by ir'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

REcoveREp The KISton Democrat says that
tile black wnlnnn whn was shot al the time ot the
Cosdcn murder has nearly recovered. A porlou
of the wrist hone. which was shattered by the
ball fired at her, will have 10 he taken olt
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
ChnIernInNeN OrIsnn,

\Ev ORLEANS April 2S.
BY report nC thr Chuily II ,spml there have
been Ij deaths from tIA A,intrc CApIcrn ior the
weeks eadmgihe 18th INST
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

SouTm CARpLtNA.-The South CarDli.
IA chiyary, i, is known, have recently
appropriated $500 900 for bloody wcap.
ous. aud some Massachusetts Yankees
have got the jnb,o make lhem-Or part
of them. at least:
A friend iufrrns the editor OF the Woon.
socket pariu, tina, "AIpssrs. Waters. OF
Nllbury. Mass, have obtained the con
tract for the small arms. viz: 5000 mus
kcts. 1900 ilrs. and : GEO pistols. The
field aru.!cry ate To lee made in Sou'h
Cafniiua. aud The aulhniilies were very
ANXIOUS that Me,srs Waters should man.
uflcru.e thr small arms there also; bat
Tins could not b., and g, the arms com.
plereJ within the time alutted by the
contract. Mes,rs. Waters, however.
have Contracted To establish the armory
in South Carolina, alter the completion
Of this order -
So the valiant souls who are going TO
dissnlre the Union, whIp Uncle sam and
'rhe rest of mankind" can't even manu-
tac'nre their own guns. but have To lrav
eI all lie way to old Massachusetts Sun.