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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

MORE Fraud Henry A. Nagle, On
Tuesday last, was arrested in Pliladel
phia and taken to Washington city, upon
a charge of defraudiug the Guvernmen,
with certain matters connected with the
Mexican War. The Philadelphia Ledg.
en- says:-
Captain Maggie is charged with pre-.
senting a claim to Philip Clayton. ESQ
Second Auditor Of the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington, for expenses incur.
ed by Capt. Quail, of the second Regi
ment Of Pennsylvania Voluntee rs, which,
il is alleged. contained fraudulent charg
es. The claim was presented and allow
cd under resolutions passed by Congress,
authorizing the Second Auditor to REIN.
burse the several States and individuals
the expenses incurred by them in organ.
izing regiments aud companies for the
war. After many of these claims had
been paid, it was discovered that several
were composed in whole m in part Of fc.
%titious charges, for expenses never in.
Cured, and it is alleged that the claim
presented by Capt. Nagle on the part of
Capt Quail was Of this character, and a
bill Of Indictment was preferred against
him in tho Criminal Court at Washing.
ION, and being returned a"true biIl' by
the Grand Jury, a bench warrant was is.
sued. upon which no was arrested on
Tuesday in this city"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

SERIOUS RInT AT SACo MArNE.-A riot
occurred at Saco, Maine, on Friday last,
growing out of tho arrest of Mr.. Guer.
ney for selling liquor. HIS friend, James
futile, was arrested, and subsequently
rescued fIom the police, but when The
fight was over, he gave himself up. Sew.
eral of the police were badly beaten, and
a large extra force has been sworn in.-
Three arrests of rioters have been made.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

/ ~ The Secretary of the Interior in.
tends appointing some twenty-five addi-
tional clerks in the Pension Office it is
said.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

COUNrEREEITGR ARREsrHD.-,SeriOu
Acc,deat.--The man Drury spoken Ofin
an article which we copy fromthe SciOio
Gazette. was arrested on Tuesday last.
by Messis, H, Perry and A. Ebright, near
Bremen in this county. When neal him.
he attempted to escape, but his horse fell
and in the fall Drury's leg was badly bro
ken below the knee. 1t was amputated
on Tuesday evening by DIR. Kreider.
In the Scioto Gazette Of Tuesday eve.
ming. we notice that the Drurys deny the
offence, and say that the charges have
been brought against them by a set Of
persons who have %conspired TO ruin them
CoINAGE IN ls6l.--It appears from The
N. York Express that the American cuin.
age for the year ending June 80, amount.
ed to $52. O9l,4 65. The mints aud the
metals employed were as follows;
go - uN.La
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

FRoa the Rio GRANDE.-By a com
municalion frum a Riona correspondent.
in the Sentinel, we learn that the condi-
ton of affairs in the valley of the Rio
GrauJe is extremely deplorable. He re
presents the Indians as ranging at will
uver The whole country, plundering MUIR
deriug and ravaging. In n ineursion
from Laredo to Roma. they had killed
eight men. Armed bands of MexicaDs,
from Mexico, are also roaming owe the
country. seizing and carrying off such
large numbers OF horses aud cattle, that
the vast number which formerly pastured
in the forests and p%rairies between the
Nueces and the Rio Grande, has become
materially lessened. Some Americans
in conveying goods up the river, dland
ed them OF a sandbar, for the purpose
of re shipping them in smaller boats
when they were pounced upon and seiz.
ed by the vigilant Mexi"an authorities.
The Sentinel says that Brownsville. il
terribly infested with thieves.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

ANTI RENr SUIT.--One of the suits
brought by the late Attorney General Of
N. Y, State, to recover parts oflhe man
or Of Reusselaerwyck. which have been
pending for the last three years, was
beord on the l7th and 18th inst, before
Judge Harris at the capitol in Albany.
The STATE Register says that from the re-.
marks of one Of the counsel fOI the State,
ii would appear that they abandon all ex'
pectation Of success, aud that the case
lurus out to be stronger against them than
even III 'y anticipated, though the people
had been allowed to produce anything
and everything that had ever appe' red
in print, as evidence. Mr., Van Bulen, for
the people, complained that from the
lapse of time they were unable To prove
their allegations; to which it was answer.
ed, that the defendant had much more
reason to complain that he was called up
on to explain transactions ofsuch remote
antiquity. The decision will probable be
in favor of Van Rensselaer,, and thus set.
lie Anti Rentism in that State.-.BdH.
Sun,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

IL We are sorry to see the Democrat
ic candidates in this county questioning
each others democracy. These family
quarrels" should not be tolerated.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

THG Very LAsT.--What il ,bs 1;G.r
ence between the Emperor Of Russia and
. beggar2 A.-The Emperor issues
manifestoes. while the beggar mauifes,s
toes without h:s (iS) shoes. The author
Of the above has left his country for hi.
country's good.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

SPIRIT OP SAN Francisco M0B.-TNt
DEATH Penahy,-.A key to the temper
which ruled in some hearts on that "sad,
memorable night" on which tho vigilance
committee at San Francisco took the
life Ola follow bsing for the commission
Of q crime punishable with death else
where by no law, human or divine. may
be inferred from the following:
AT tho corouer's inquest held June
18th. in San Francisco. Mr.. David C
Broderick, who was present ut the exc
%culion, but oxerted himselfto prevent ii,
testified that no was held back by one
VIM. II. Jones and another mau; that this
Mr.. jones had hold ofthe rope; aud that
Mr.. Jones seemed To DO in favor ofhaRg.
ing ~ercry60dy Mat didat belong 10 his
pdyty!' i spoke to him, continued Mr..
Broderick. about the courts aud his re.
ply was, To hell with the courts!"
Ola Mr., Samuel Brunnam, who acted
MS Judge in the case, and at whose house
jenkins was secretly tried. (no after.
wards being compIimeuted by the crowd
as a leader in tho matter Mr., Broderick
says:
Notorious is no for his violence aud
contempt Of law. Ho IL widely known
as a turbulent man, ready To trample up
on all law that opposes his private opin.
ions or his private ends
1t appears, however, by communion.
lion If Mr.. Van Buren,, (member Of the
California Legislature aud accompany.
ing extracts from the bill relative to
crimes and punishments, that the existing
law Of the State recognizes the punish
ment Of death in cases of robbery and
grand larceny, the penalty being left To
the discretion of the Jury.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31
METALS employed were as follows:


~eThe whole number Of miles Of rail.
way now in operation upon the globe is
24,03S, nearly one halfof which is in the
United States. In Great Britain there
is 6,62l miles, and in France only 1881.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

AIDES and Gentlemen will find it to their
i ! advantage to call and see the variety Of Goods
bought at low prices and now opening at HENLEYS
Lancaster, April IL, 1851 I'd
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~ The Telegraph aus excuse u.s.
We cannot DO enticed Into a controversy
with a paper, which is not recognized by
its WI party. Besides. "the game is not
worth baggiug."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31
weanesday Evening, july 80. 1891

NL" LL .L.. KIM a.t .LE 80
THE Wines OF Quo Organisation.
We notice by our exchanges that the
Wings of the different counties in this
State are speedily aud efficiently organ
lzing the party. preparatory to a holly
contested canvass; and as far as we have
noticed, they are determined that every
Wing voter in their respective counties
shall be at the polls ON tho day Of cleo.
ton.
This is right. II is this. and this only.
that win win. The opposition never en-
ter into a canvass without a thorough OF.
ganization audience it is i that the Wings,
though superior in numbers, are many
times beaten. Within our short political
life, we never knew the Wing party to
be beaten when it carried on a anvass
unitedly and with a proper organization.
In almost all, we might say in every case'
it is our W fault, if we fail. We fail,
not from any want of sympathy upon the
part Of majority of the people for the
measures of our party, but because we do
not carry m the campaign in al equally
energetic manner with that other party,
who fight for The spOils of Office, and we
might add for that only. -
So far as our county affairs are concern
ed, we suppose that speedy measures will
be taken 10 have a ticket nominated
The ticket of course will be composed Of
good and popular men, such as will re
ceive The entire party strength at least
In The Senatorial district, we understand
that means are already in progress to
hold a Convention in Logan To nominate
a candidate. The district, it will be re-
membered. is now composed ofthe coun.
ties Of Athens, Hooking and Fairfield
In the Judicial district, composed of the
counties of Perry, Hooking and Fairfield,
no measures have yet been taken to have
a candidate. We suppose Judge Whit
man will be nominated by the opposition
and will not be permitted In run over the
track alone.
So far as oor local ticket is concerned,
it will add to the strength If The State
ticket. if nothing more; aud we suppuse
the idea of running nc ticket o a hall
ticket Is now "nbsolete." W. hope the
Wings of Fairfield will maintain theil
former position and in the midst of defeat
at home, have the consolation of know
ing that they deposited every que of lheil
votes for the State ticket. To do this, il
will only be necessary to have a thorough
ors anization and to conduct an active
campaign.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

6Tlt is iutimated that the reason why
the office seekers in this county do not an
nounce themselves in the Telegraph, is
because they do not desire the support oil
that paper, aud yet it claims a larger cir.
c%ulation among the Democracy than the
Eagle?
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

VrA horse was frightened to death at
Aurora, CT, by seeing some elephants
pass.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

COUNTY PniNrlNG.-A good Democrat
told us tho other day that a proposal was
made by the Telegraph to the County
Commissioners, to print the Assessors
Blanks at SO cents per quire. No propo'
sal, whatever, was made by the Eagle
Yet thu County Commissioners gave the
latter paper the job and paid S1,OO per
quire, making a gratuity in this one in
stance tothe Editor ofthe Eagle of about
$40.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

V"A new counterfeit has appeared in
Boston in the shape of false eyebrows.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31
Tuesday Evening, July 30, 1851

The CHASE AND S%PAULDiNe PLATFORM.
We noticed a week oi two since that
Senator Chase had been invited to attond
a meeting of the Democracy in Clinton
county He could not be there, but in
lieu Of his presence, sent the following
letter. in which his platform Is clearly de.
fined, We commend it to the Fairfield
Democracy. 1t is not as yet certain
which wing of the party will triumph
on the 9th Of August. The letter con.
tains a warning to u Democracy, which
may have considerable in~fluence:-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
New ROOFS Just Published.

MRS. CAUDLES CURTAIN Lee
1HrUREs, as suffered by the late Job Csndle-With
Illustrations containing ell the Lectures from the latest
English Edition. Price IS cents
The Countess Of Rudostsdt- Continuation and compile
ton OF Cousueo, by George Sand Price 50 cen's
1851. or, The Adventures of Mr. and Mrs SAndboys-
With Illustrations by Crukshsnk BY the author Of Lon
don Labor and the London Poor &c. Price p cents
Life OF Jenny Lind-New edition, with speaking Like
ress engraved on sIeel By O. q. Rosenberg Price
. cents
The Nightingale Sor ester, complete. Containing the
words and music OF one hundred and seyenysx Songs
Duets Tros &c. Price 50 cents
Recently Issued
Fish and Fishing Revised edition. By Frank Forester.
Price S.
Literary Remains OF Willis Gaylord Clark. Fourth edl'
ion. Price 81 80.
warwick Woodlands By Frank Forester. Cloth, IS
cents PAPER so cents.
The Lorgnette Complete in volumes. Price ~ 80.
Richard Of York: or The White Rose OF England
Price 50 cents.
Pope Joan. or, The Female Ponuf By Reynolds.
Price SO cents.
Anne Grey By the author Of CRANKY Price 50 cents
Consuelo By George Sand. Price 50 cents.
The KckebuTy's IN he Rhine. By Thickersy. III cts
seKDecepton BY Mrs Ellis. Part / Price so cis.
Light and Darkness By Mrs Grove Price 81 cents
sTRINGER TOWNSEND,
mvle PA ~ Broadway, NJ Y.
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TAe Trip from DuukIrk TO BuaalO.

BUFFALO cAAutuAyf NlO - A0SA'
On Friday Mll O'Clock, the beautiful steamer
May Flower Capt. Van Allen. arrived Al DankFk
WIN tAe Mayor and Corporation OF Buffalo on
board, for the parpOse Of conveying Pretldent
Fillmore and cabinet 70 that city. At IL O'Clock
he was received on board BY ths Mayor, who
made neat speech on the occasion.
Mr.. Fillmore replied aud thanked the Mayor
iof the cordial reception given 10 him. He SAID
Se knew II was not intended for him particularly,
eo' that 1t was homage paid TO him by his old
renos and associates, to the institutions of our
common country. At such he received il; and
ee begged leave to say to the Mayor, and through
MN TO els fellow citizens Of Buffalo. that no sta
uon 10 bis life afforded him so much pleasure IS
reunion with his fellow citizens o. Buffalo. APP
Plause He was bsppy TO see them all. and he
would be under their protection. He concluded
Oy sesin returning thanks.
Inc May Flower then put to sea win hags ny
ing and bands playing, receiving. as she passed,
-, ls'ohN salo,e from the United States steamer
Sieh'ssn' which steamed up and escorted she
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Arrival OF SIr. Webster n, Buffalo.

bUFFALOl dhluIday, Nay II-tt ? N
Mr. Webster aud his son who is better have
Just arrived from Dunkirk in the Niagara, one Of
the boats of the Erie Railroad Company which
are to connect the line to Detroit. He was &C
companied BY Mr. RisIey at whose house he stsid
while at Dunkirk. Me- Nottingham, agent Of the
Erie Railroad Company, and a number OF friends.
were invited on the occasion. Last night he made
a. long speech.
The BuHalonisns are making preparations 10
give a complimentary dinner 10 Wr. Webster
on Monday next On Tuesday next the Presi-
dent with his cabinet will take express train TO
New York, and will go from the Albany boat to
the Philsdel phia Railroad, aud Immediately pro
coed south ard He will decline making speeches
on the route, intending to arrive At Washington
a. soon as he possibly can.
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r.,esraph Convention mt DuukIrL.

DUNktkk, Sa.utday' may -.
Delegates from several Telegraph Companies
embraced in the routes from New York, Cincin'
natl, Ct. Louis and the Lakes, are holding Con
vention to organize more perfect union between
the several Companies, correct such defects as
have been discovered in the system, and adopt
such improvements Of the line. as their united ex'
perience has suggested. The Convention was
organized by the appointment Of Col J. s. Speed,
Jr Of Detroit President. Ond s. w. Hotchkiss oil
Milwaukee, and J. H Wade Of Columbus, Secre-
taYies
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s,v.r, Starm M Wa.hIuGtou.

WASHlNCr on, sunday Nay TO
A violent rain storm visited here this morning
about O'Clock, accompanied with terrific thunder
and hahtniug. The barn and stables OF w. J.
Stone, near Columbian College were totally con-
sumed by fire. together with valuable horses,
carriages &c. The lightning struck several other
houses here and In Georgetown, but without do
ipg serious damage
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Nirrlnla COnVanIlon.

RICHMOND, Va. Saturday, May H.
The Committee to day reported 10 the Conven.
ton the compromise as adopted yesterday, with
notifications. A motion made 10 strike out 81.
snnia sessions was rejected Mr.. Bocock offered
IN amendment, which was laid on the table and
ordered to be printed Monday now stands for
the question as 10 the representation on the white
population and the whole taxation being submit
ted 10 the yotera
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ElOpement.
RosroN. Msy1s. 1851.

BOSTON, Nay TO 1901.
On Saturday afternoon q gentleman named
William BRchelder manufacturer OF bronze goods,
on Broadway, arrived in this City. 10 pursuit Of
bis wife and child, who had absconded with
fancy painter, named Charles MoGell. The miss
ing Two were found at boarding house on Third
ct. Ksst Cambridge aud were taken into custody
on charge Of adultery. They were committed
TO Jail The principal object Of Mr.. Bschelder's
pursuit was to obtain possession Of his child. an
interesting girl five wears old.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MILE. JEN LIND
uN GRAND FAsswELL CONCERTS IN


M LIE. JENNY LIND'S
lfA GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS IN
NgW YORK
previous to Der vsis 10 NisgSs Falls, Western New.
Horh the LAAes Cansds sossOn sne Dor n.dspsnrs aor
Esppe
TIE pubic respectfully info,msd sAss tAess CON.
CERTs ~ul VERY soon CLOSE
Tse SIKH GRANp COScEsr viii tals place a
CASrLr GARDEN,
Or MONDAY EyENiNG. May -.
PRO8RAMME-PMt l.
Corcert Overlure-,A Sl....................han sea
Ar.a-"Il nO lssOsO"-iD n GOvsDni .AoxarS
Ssnor SNvt
Duet" Per rso~r ais uors Il tareo In itssl kossin'
MILE JENNY LIND,
Aac SO Se.lesa
Sclo on the Clarionsi fsvorite theme,
fen BAhs B1hemiaG Giri."
SisuOr SelledL
tit Cla,ones o. Her Missy. raesser Lo1d %.
SispoT seleld
Sceta ard ARA seaG lcA veste oruna.'
y" '-''' " NILE JENNY LIND. "''-'
PAsru
Firae from N SYMPHONY. Srstow
Duet AL ises eue we'slo III saeierel Rossln
Signnri SAW and Seuer.
AriS-" Esn psveusr" a. asuto msgtcol. .....A Mozart
MILLS JENNY LIND.
komsnzs-"Com genul." tDOu Pascgae).. .Docixstr
SisnoF Ss.yL
MILE JENNY LIND.
La fsraniels ..kosstn
siguor Belesn-
mLtE JENNY LIND.
The herdsmsn', song commonly called The
NILE JENNY LIND.
Sand
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r ONDON WATCHES.-To persons

/ ONDON WATCHES.-TO persons
- visiting The Great Exhibiuoo Of al Haaoos K y
COWDEROY, ChronOmeser, WaIen tnd LOCI k.Aef q
years win Cooper Calhorpet ofays lnn Road
begI rform hose intend yi,uns Lonooe MAJ Asy
zoid ard svr Chrononeter Duplex ard Lever Watehes
warranted Of sst1s sa.iy Al pgess 10 nse' zoe rne.
T. bekS inform iuPorors ~ !" esss ma se nas
hoveneUls al warranted o. Ne sDes eesiy Al eonsser.
ably l0w p1cet. az IN nTnAs'
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PHILADELPHIA.
Baltimore Fire Observation-Disclosures and
Stocks.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, Nay II.
The united Fire Company Of Baltimore will ar
rive here on Monday, the I'd Of June, en- roHte to
your city, where they propose spending few
days.
The CorroN market continues dull Sales OF pland and
New Or l0Glo!e = a. uae for ordinary 10 TAR
hundred barrels Western sold Al ~ IS barrel, snd
small lot Of scrsped 81 Sales ia Ols for he supply OF
The civ dealers srd bakess 81 81 al ~ for common and
select brands 81 ass for extra ara isncy Rye FLOUR
10 teAdV s. so A small sale OF CORN mEAL Al - 70
= barrel GRAlN-Prices Of Wheat are steady At al 10
T. bush-l for White qide6c for Red CORN 10 Tar de-
msuo for shipmen 6d7(O0 bushels Yellow sold Al % cis
100 bush Peupsyiysra OATS, In store add 81 nc 2 Ousn
demand srd pfcss Tend upward SAef Of Cuba Snd Porto
Rico rtdtlc ~ 10 helhip CasOG Capt D1nton, wa
cearec Tor Liverpool this morning, By MesIs george
HcH=urv Co. Sith the following Nge and yiuA0e
CARO- VIZ $50 bales Cotton 1000 b0.s Flour 1870 oush
Con- 250 bids BGE $50 bos Resn. 40 bids and i ools
fgotv Back snc So pkgs Iunory merch2r dise. $40 Will
tHsecuf - passengers WHlsKYis est actiTe saes OF
obls Al ~ n Sc aud hhds al &c 49,.
S6tS Penn So b5 lO3 s3 coo " mngI1n IS, 49, Sl3sO
DO IS s. susq Canal 6s IS; sli6 co, o. $1,000 90
tf3 fOU Reaoing Sc 10, Ia 5000 DO b. IA -loOo
Reading Ao,t e. b5 7li; SlO0O Cam and Alno % IS ;
n; ltodo 2t; go DO, b5. 17t IL Farn and Mechs "a
TO- Isl. Patl b. 1856 40 tiirsrd IL Ski 49, 10
Perm 81 IS. llsf Com b., set
Rsf,esea Eoa-ds-lO0 Reading Ts 81 coo Reading g.
IA 8 Coo IA zoo ReGdu, ooWn IA lVV 90, soHn
: oonS B6,e- s eco Nav IS aud int 40; s75 Lshigh
ut $50 81 chs Bk "a 500 Penn s. 81 SOOg CIy
Gas f g. Gee susq Canal 90, % sloOo Nav ts sn1
int .o SEQ Spring 6sIdsn So, lolt $40 hNnsoafs
r Is ~ ga
ara BooyS-lO0 Resd'ug s. II 800 do As, 27t; 100
DO 3 1T 30 do S. ut; LOO CO. "a 200 do - "a
100 90, - ~ SOC do b5, "a 100 do, b, ri.
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-To let, with board, the second
1Jfoor Of house pleasantly situated In NiaessenIh 81
nesr SecoLd-Ay having The modern Improvements Dsla
gss &C The advertisers family 10 small having % soafo.
oF bOysl snd agreeable; would nEe 70 let Ine ABOVE
sparta euts 10 gentleman and wife or 10 not more Ihsn
four persons hent (unfurnisheol 50 per onn % ara
resfoushe Address W. r a. shis once, win sans &c
Uncuesiousbe references given and required. Floor hee
rooms deep with TWO bedrooms uyis IL