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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-04
Stoves, HollOw-Ware and PIOughs.

In connection with the other departments of their
business they intend to besow due share of atcn-
ton to the Manufacture and sale of Stoves Hollow
Ware and Ploughs. They will always be supplied
with an assortment Of Cooking Parlor, and other de-
scrPtions OF Stoves, of the latest and most approved
patterns, such as Resor's Double Oven, Rochester,
Universe, Preference, President and Bucks Cooking
Stoves, They have also the RoUGH AND READY
CooKfNe STovE. which atthis time is taking the lead
OF all others aud is superior article.
Their stock of Hollow Ware. such az Sugar Kettles
Pots, Skcts, Ovens, &C., will always be large enough
to suit the market.
They will manufacture and sell low the following
descriptions of PLOUGHS-Ru -Rushville, Longs Cast
Kings Barshesr, and will soon commence Tanufac.
turing Patent Steel Plough which can in an instant
be changedfor two or three horses. These Poughs
will always be put up with especial care and OF The
IRA SHARES for those that NAV need them
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-04
Lancaster, Aprl 10, 1851
VgREoTEs coCeu CANDY.

[ lERfAIN cure for Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
" Throat Whooping Cough, bronchitis, and all dis
eases OF tho Lungs likely to terminate in confirmed
Consumption. For saloby NJ, z. Kreider, Lancaster;
Kreider X Co, Logan, and L. IIylc, Amanda.
April 10, 1851. 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

I-TTII' ION TIIfT I-'--I
LIVEErooi. juno 3-p.N.
Cotton u.rNct yesterday Ncr ,iusc.si ana sales wore
Itlt bales, gCO ol which speculation and for export
To-day tut few 81 the trade here and Ac sales oaly
3CO ialCs. 81 which 500 are t1g export.
The continued heavy receipts INTO thC rOs Uf tnc United
State. tends 90 destroy an confidence We should
nave had eoud demand TINS week hut for TINS en-
Cuui>tauCt. ls. last barely mann
tanned. and yer, drhcut GO ou with sales
Their, also more Offering, and holders are any
ttulfpnalccls fo arrive Will nc Sold iItp. our
SLICK fo excessive o warrant tAc hopc 81 h.utt irrs
etod send ms uutNoranie cunts ni oN CROP
ior uo uattc. how ocOhle true tAo, may b thcs Wl
iall O. make lmnr, Sslol. we have 80 often been
gUleI with ssth lcpoItS au lIciucd g. think W, tN
vUt 3, uu,l aud The spm0Vr VIII have even thus bus u
VA. t. added o. ether DISADVANTAGES, bankers. Who.
when Cotton WAS 10 70. though. 81 r bale suitable
Wargiu 90 Jt G u require g bale uar1a. and cha-, }
: cent. disco n' ,or the l0ln
The iudig mail rs m. and brings urS'>t ctor accounts
Aarchtsfcr market tuu toja' Prices tending c'Nn0a amt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
TIE Red Bank Mol,-iIook and Lad@cr Spa
-Ts,es cbt,tycn at n Birth NiarNcts
and Stocks.

Car,eenondence o. TIC Tnbune
p...,,re.yr.A. Wednesday Jane j..
-. ,Lo bar- keepcr VINO was BADLY
- i,r,ag the recent rot Red Bdnh, Is 't, ~
,Ga, me rowdy who stabbed MN i.t- ',ca.'-o.
C,,o e one eatis faction attached 20 this aId- oH
.ysr and TIA; is TIA; the ac."is b" 4 ~ 49, @
49, ~ Ne~-Jer-eV justice. which, 1no"nio oe ho.
=. al nathalie There are II 81 me villains 'p"
sv,pc ,u Woodbury. jail. Jonn Agan cons,-o.e o. INC
fb,re Ward South aTh, as acl o. Otih- "a i'.,-..
nant IN ,hc not TINS morning surrendered iHi>''i b."
ibe authorities for examination
Inc Fire Hook and Ladder apparatus man 'i-' =
,ured IN yonr city FOR the Empire COMPANY o.
Philadelphia arrived here this afternoon. II Las
vet 10 be oamenled, and wiilihen oepli mo 'c'Ne
service. . ,--..,.,~, ~,
Saturday afternoon last, Mary Trainer vie o. Ja"t,
Trainer, tailor, gave Dlrth 10 three cDuW'l' al
male The mother and children are dong wen
The Humbodt's advice published THIS morning have i
nc eject upon orr rarkets M. . go
increased demand for FLOUR for shipment ana itei W.
.,s standard and brands sold a. - - np a. "c
holde,s re firm There moderate demand iOfcE coz
sumption from "a - 70 = 7)fF common ana ezra D's
sod fancy New York at higher rates RIVE LOUIS sed
~ a 37S Corn meal - scarce and commands - - OBJ
The Supplies II an descriptions continue exceed
ngly small owing O. the luavOrbc winds aud me 'us
essoo of canal navigation above Columbia. No sales o.
WHEAT have been reported Rye l7 90 ol"ai, a. e'
y bushcl The market continues nearly bare OF COEN we
suotc yellow AZ % cts al St-es o. 0gy "...
OATS. from stores o. q cts ish VIII hL4 j. "'lN
frrnly a, 22.a23 cfs in bhls and - Cts IN hhds
sALEs OF STocSsti5st B5gId-3 peaa ban o ~
tel. S46G Lehleh INT sl 9280 Susq Canal - o. 100
Morris Canal IG: zuD State os 500, j8 tirofd bf u -
Phlada Bk 1885, 900 orrs Canal IS 3d. ~ Cpm1erlah
VALLEY BIDS ~ ~ ins ii-i si"" Si'e - ~ 800
Secsnd Booyd-S 900 Read RR 5Iort IS, 20 3d. 5000 DO
"a Al 600 Allegheny County 6 %. 81 Sen Nav E ' h.
RI iCC $40 STATE 5, o. loo Ches Del Canal 1925 II
Meet Rk 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

juno 10 ntle 1911 wear cra-e, HELEN. dan. t'r of
the Dr., Robert Stde,tlcE cd ths CITY
On Sunday afternoon. june d, GLQR' J. BRIGGS. a-. Z
4vears. only SON of T. W and Ellen NJ. oliver
The friends the fm.y united to attend me tnr,ll
o Thursday afternoon 40 O'Clock, ~ 81 East Ihfit'l-s'
without further invitation.
on the 18th June. Stamford Township, Delaware 60
MARGARET BARR. aged 81 years, widow Of james Bar,
late ri New York. native of Anlrou. scotland.
June De-, 1884, j. SlNDAM HAltht LOO' I'D hI' l''
Tie friend. Of tine deceased and of the family n' l
toattend the funeral from Is late residence. 2l3 Wash ny
ton-st Brookyn. Friday a; O'Clock N, without fur
Their invitation.
In Thompson Conn, june H. Nrs. SL/EA LAY, Nid-
o. tie lafo M Richard Gay, aged O..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

There Is no Important feature IN the
stock market to-day and agcneral dulncSS prevailed
Reading went 10 = n the morning. but closed ~
So. a slight Improvement on yesterdays price. The
Boston clique Il IS SAID Is still hrm and intend % pa.
the s;ocS up. Canton Was steady - yesterdays
prices Ere. Long Island and Harlem are tn6c
lower Rochester and Syracuse fell Of & q cent
under considerable sales. For Government and state
Stocks there was a fair inquiry without msrSed
change The California news OF yesterday continues
10 have a decreasing effect upon the market.
There was q good demand for Exchange.
and rates are w;hou, important change. 40 The
close however. some drawers accepted rather lower
rates. S,c'ang j. lo' alos. Francs 5osl S3o'f.
There Is IL ,h.r advance in Liverpool
fItglt>tNc. ... t..r ..a- q remains caic, az q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

SD i'm Fayal 26,n u bari, Dumharton DAVIS NBedford.
having landed 100 bh.i Oh. Bug Harimger Fisher, oi
Wesport, landed 90 bbs IN April. AMI was heard com in
NAV with whale.
SPOKEN Apnl 20. no lat Sc. bark odd Fellow Hodges,
sag Hro with 90 50 $40 Wh on board having sent home
previously 900 hhs sp-ll We'll.
Spoken ON the 18Th nst. 1 PM 90 mics INV OF Cav
Head. ships Alexander Rvan, firm NBodiord and Alurt.
J3nkS firm Edeauown. both for the Pacific.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

CHolrRA oN THE pLAlN,.-Ihc news
which we published ON sunday go regard CD The
Cholera among ihe troops GA tho Plains. is confirm d,
though IFS cNfCut is nOt yCt known. ~ appeared
WHEN tUc troops were abou, ninety miles uom Fort
LeavCnWortt. Among Us victims were Dr.. Albert
II. Kennedy. surgeon io thc regiment, "iu hi> -uh.
LSt. Louis Republican, lv,h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

,topr. ca po>-Dc Sealed ,.,.,s Will De received
,,, r,,,,y IN w.il.,t mn the city of New
y.-- ,r. ,y,l,..l., nm, 25h inst Bpm. for the
lo,r n mo. les, than par of the whole or any part of
tqeo GOO nm rho l. Of Nh, Compan, PAYABLE az their Of
Co. rio Ct- of No,, Work o, fh, first lay Of August
, - go. ..,,.i
1901 'he p'o'e'os" >'" lo'' TOD "' i'''''o" Oh" t' i
instamcnts Of twenty-five per cent each on the first day OF
July August Septemocran Oeoberncr or the same many
ne p'lu -h III" "' '". ''".' 3d..
lhe.e uono' are ISSUE" Y 'i'"' " ii .'' 'i '''' '7
ture a. PCGlss wanna. winch is IS, follows
- ~ p.l.... ,,,i =, ,,,..,y f,,,r tl,,. 10
-. a.. MI, ,s o. i,.,,. .- r., ,ttip ON loan. ....l
.t....... t...,. ....,..
sums 'l i''' '" '' 1.,
n'" l.' '"' 1850 ' '' '"' ''''
gage OLD '' '9 l' c -, ,,
'i'''9 '"" "'''.' '' W. '' ~ ..t
repayment 'i ''
'i.-.' ~ ". ... ..t,
i' " .,..,....., A., 4.
pay .'h. "i I'D" 81" Co.,
l 'a'h ''".' 81" -"' ''''' ' ''' 81.
Ne"-fofA. interest VIII. '' i'''". - ''''' ' ''''
mcut Of She several lh,fimfnls iht u'hu' are Hp'''iF
secured by MORTGAGE 10 William lIayemeyor. Robert
49,. I'D ~. IT,. r- r,,.f,.s c,r sslo e0a ,iuon p
hin'"fn 'H" '''''' i'' '''' '''''''''' i 7''
puylceesD tho t1nlal. ad lltf $3.50 .hts q" htii''u
with =, a. 'a,'' .,, Ms .,,.e. , sc n, .'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19
To Mariners.


AI.cltS .uamr' tre " Brand. .tIne IDS inlure ..
House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

81 &C.,, oo,, lsl. showing On
.,,,,,o,,,,,, A,.o1.rfoarlr.r Provisions. Cheese.
g. 80 Oh. To rc.soa Brennan veesc. w--
,ssen IN .i,. ,fl cargo of Flour al 2id.. ant 20
/ HUH another. a. @, a. ior naval torres. To G4a,-
gov some Choeso Wa taken ~ @5s- and 1909 ooF
Flour al 70. 70 Hare ne iN"IA'' u r"'- o.
Taere moderate amour, o. 'r''FH on''.'s -'
san Francesca @. 4' a'ti WIN " '" ---
have neen Engagements no. before feporiei' o. 10
Ioeo,ool. go case. Clocks. To-. g. ais To Lon
don. soobbi~ Tupeni.ne. g. ~-s ST. 81 s'o ~
Suns fus "'-. 10 '-"'-'''' .,.-..
D1 bl"eNIit. ~'e' d .'..
lCr Harsclllc- ai *l' ~ = I'd. .'' H-t- p '' .'
q R-,.yh bark tor Glasgow. ~ sd. 'o- cargo o.
,-, al, .,~e-,oor s5,r from O9cooct L.rfrpO. ..
.c .e.se's l,o, C,,- 70 Nh. port, ~ 4oc -
,oo4 and sl5o r box for sugar and several nom
the Sal, Islands. Al I2c. :, bush To Mobile, -hc
rate rs now Joe = loot. ont there D, scarcely any
thing offering.
In bort. Yesterday Bngs------------------i 10
Steaners------------- J, >choohoIs -----------io'
SmPs ----------------- ~ Totl 500
IAN. c,l rr.o..-,. ara
me IecelP's W 'I0
$ll4ce5 Pald IVo'5ol bdi~ioe go
The Chemical Bank mas dtcldIed ulN-
dend OF SIX per cent.
We call the attention of BUYERS of Land
v-....,..., .i, advertisement in another column Of
~. t~t, ,r,,o,..o, ~ Iysu.sf The sunplv of Land
-. 49,, g.. l.o ,,o5crste and there !, AN
-, Co.. .,,, We, f,r location
-, r.11: =: .ho po,l- of
"' 'ufp'J ~ aoa oo,e ".
49,, ra., tJl.,......,,. ,,o,,-o,,f
49, NOM Of Nav were .s2i;39 30
SINE month last Observation-Disclosures 1909 20
Gam about % y cont-..------------ Sj,45j 10
The folloyino Railroad companies have
declared d,y,1ood.
y',', D., ,o,,,.,, Bcan,
u "', ~ - r. .-r..l Cor,ran,
/ Ftchb,Cob
NJ. Woodruff and Robinson. of New
yort have been fined $500 i'm Philadelphia. for sell
Inns, a cargo Of naclerel noon a bin Of ladng under
Tho ac. regulating the sale of merchandise BIZ sample
Ad Kcney decided that She object OF the Legis-
latuc IN passing Tho act was "to provide for the
taxation OF nonresident yender, Of merchandise 10
the city and county OF Philadelphia, the deiei' ANT
offended against the act m eGec'ms sales for house
IN Ne"-l oik' "hch h'" Ao' ,''N'" o. .,
inc alderman 'iSo n''' "'"' ,'.'D'7 Wy VII ~ IA
rc,,,, Js.c,'n,,on Of t1c quality Of the goods. TO
,,,t No 2 uaclerel Wa selling by card. and That.
,,crcforc thc dcfcndan, clearly came within the law
The fine Of $500 was accordingly imposed
N,.b,l,,,. o.. t,isie no, r,..y,,U calculated to
foster the trade of Phiadelplna with neiehborne
cities
Tho aforementioned Of Canada has IS
anal . .,.,,,a,,, If tb. p,,fi, Dcbt oftbo p,o,inco
no,'.,... "a, rrho,,,,l ..r,,,,,, ,.v.l,.
,,fIl,,S,, Co,,,,,,,l. ., ,,.,l,,,,,I. is "A 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19
FINANCIAL.

AND WARRANTS.-The under
~ Synod has .upgl, Of Maur1n Land Warrants wdcl
f '..l SOIL ana l-lltto at ~i11 each until st %
wlon tar alro n.l Be- advanced On >Ii1 each AZ ort F
mailed before Julr 3. "ll be filled 70 SIP i 70, ar'
W.r-.if-. , ifoMfNON'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S2 uOn or $1,000 to LOAN on Real
- e.NINykt E-.--a ~ M ----.- Of wv. n-


been DECLARED 'ls day. payable demand " .he oi
fee. 81 Wa.-g'. -e- z~. JAMES 81. MCLEAN, sec'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

''''.'''' ' EW CLARK. DODGE 4 GO
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-24
THE INsURREcTIoN IN PORTUGAL.

THE INsURRECTION IN PORTUGAL.
The London correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser gives the following account
of the recent insurrection in Portugal:
"The declaration Of the city of Oporo in favor of Marsha
SALDANHA, at moment when his seemed hopeless,
and when he supposed be in flight at once turned
every thing in his favor and spread CONSERVATION among
court party Lisbon. Count THoMAR, the obnoxious Min
ister Immediately resigned and drusu of his
y even in the capital that he embarked board British
vessel and sailed for the Spanish port of Vgo, where he will
wait the Of events Thus far the whole affair has pro-
ceeed without bloodshed except that officers
shot Oporo, in endeavoing bring their troops obe
dence, and Sadanha is in that city, and the msjor
M of the troops elsewhere likely declare for him. is
probable that all evils of the sort will be avertod
The QUEEN has sent for the successful rebel come
Lisbon, but he declines do until Ministry shall have
been formed in accordance with the principles for which he
is in arms What those principles nobody exactly
derstands since the contest has been beee rva
p'rats to po'cer rather than for any popular rights but
as far as the political views Of each party Defined Sadan-
ha may be regarded the of Liberalism and the
Count de Thomar Absoluis The effect of the move
ment will therefore be to encourage the cry Of resistance
the system that at prevails throughout the continent
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-24

Position OF THE BRITISH MINIsTRY.-On the
evening of the 9th instant according to the London
correspondence Of the New York Commercial Ad-
vertiser, the British Ministers were again virtually
defeated in the House of Commons, on motion
introduced by Lord MAS with reference to the
spirit trade. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that the
effect of the motion would be reduction Of the
duty on spirits, which the Ministry were not pre-
pared for. The motion was pressed to vote Of
reference to a committee, and the numbers were
l59 on each side. Mr.. RoEBUcK said that he
would put it to the noble lord whether, after this
fourth defeat, he would still retain the reins of Gov
ernment, and urged him to resign for the sake Of
his personal reputation. Lord JOHN RossELL
somewhat tarty replied that he would take care
OF his personal character and reputation wishoa,
Mr.. Roebuck's aid or counsel; that resignation Of
Government was grave matter, involving very
serious consequences and that, while the Minis
ters were not disposed to allow the character of the
Government to be impaired, neither would they,
under sense of defeat, hastily resign office; The
subject was then dropped.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-24

The GREAT ExHBITIoN.-The Secretary of the
American Committee, Mr.. KENNEDY, received by
the last steamer copy Of the "Official Catalogue
Of the Great Exhibition of the Industry Of all
Nations" published by authority of the Royal
Commission. This Catalogue is printed in quarto
form, and contains 800 pages, close print in double
columns.
The contributions are from all the civilized ma
sions Of the earth-from the Yellow Sea, the
Burumpootra and the Ganges in the East to the
Mississippi in the West; from Australia to Califor-
nia-and their number is almost incredible. We
shall recur to the list hereafter to give readers
some better idea Of the vast array. The London
Times, in announcing the opening of the ExEibi-
ton, happily and justly says: This is the first
: morning since the creation that all peoples have
assembled from all parts of the world and done a
common act. Happily, that act is an act Of peace
of love, and religion"
We observe, comprised with the Commissioners
Of other countries, and associated with them and
the Royal Commissioners in the procession, the
names Of our Agents, Mr.. STANsBuRy and Mr.. RID.
DIE, and Secretary Mr.. DoDGE.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-24
THE CUBAN INVASION.

The Savannah News has intelligence from Jack.
sonville that the men who had rendezvoused there
with view to the invasion of Cuba, had nearly all
returned to their homes. small company, pro.
badly not more than sixty or seventy, were in the
neghborhood of Burnt Fort, on the 7th instant, and
were making arrangements to return to the interior
The same paper publishes the following para
graph. Whether it has any connexion with the
contemplated invasion we cannot say:
capt Brown, of the brig Almira arrived Saturday
from New Orleans, reports having spoken Sunday, the
4h instant twenty miles to the eastward of Key West,
strange steamer which he supposed be in distress He
large number Of men on board. The steamer was
standing before the wind and had neither steam nor sail on
Capt. B. ran down her, and asked If she was in distress
and if she needed any assistance. He received for answer
that she did not wish any thing When asked where she
bound, the reply was that they did not know She
painted dark color and had Gag up She was moi
very large and appeared to be foreign built The men ap-
peared to be French Spaniards."
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-24

THE CUBAN "PATRIoTs." 1T is to be hoped
that the Government authorities will not be thrown
off their guard by the false representations Of inter-
ested persons to the effect that the expedition is
abandoned. Various newspapers represent them
as having left for home. This is not true. None
have passed this way, and many of those who went
from the upper part Of this State would, we know,
return as soon as they were discharged They
will be apt to be heard from before long
Since writing the above we have heard Of some
three or four who have returned, but we do not
take that as any evidence Of the abandonment OF
me enterprise. 1t rather proves the contrary, as i,
shows that few have had time to return while the
main body are still unaccounted for.
ATLANTA (Georgia) Republican of Thursday.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-24

PROSPERITY OF oN-IMpRovEMENTs.-
It is source Of especial qualification to us to OBJ
serve the many evidences of improvement now dis
playing themselves in our beloved city. On every
hand we discover an extension of buildings new
investment of capital-which proves the continued
advancement Of commerce. He who expends his
money in rendering city more beautiful, and in
promoting the comfort and convenience Of citizens,
deserves the highest praise. Among the Romans,
the city was the object of greatest pride, and its
constant increase npopulaton and noble structures
created species Of local patriotism which not only
rendered Rome the greatest Of cities, but centered
the affections Of her peoples hearts upon her with
undying strength. In the midst Of the evident pro-
gress of our city towards wealth and improvement,
it behoves us to be united TO man in the great
means of still furthering her great interests God
grant that nothing may transpire to shake the con-
fidence of the capitalist, or bring upon Charleston
again that political panic which once held her des-
TIMES for years stationary!
Charleston Evening Netus
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-24

RETRENcHMENT IN GREAT BRITAIN.-In add-
ton to the annunciation, in the British House of
Commons, that the Ministry would accept the re-
newal of the "iRcome tax for one year only, on
the terms Of Mr.. HUME's motion, it has been also
announced that various reductions will be adopted
in the expenses of the public establishments in ac-
cordance with the recommendations of a committee
of the House which sat last session on the subject
Of official salaries. Thus, for the future, the sala-
ry of the Lord Chancellor is to be fixed at 10000
per annum instead of gl4,O0O, and that of Am
bassador to France at $4,000 instead of 100000 |;
while in various other departments new adjustments
are to be made in which the same principle of eco
nomy is 10 be carried out
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-24

Upon the calculation evidently made by the Dis
unionists in SOUTH CAROLINA, that by leading
of, as proposed by the Association Of political
Clubs lately held, they can force other South
ern States to take the same unhappy position
In which,, once g seeded" they will find them
selves, the Mlledgeville Recorder "a staid and
stable print of the State of GEoReA-very well
remarks, as follows:
The pertinacious purpose of Disunon on the
part OF our sister State after the solemn decision Of
the great bulk Of the people Of the South against her
movement is rapidly converting the spirit offorbear
ance, hitherto extended to that State, into a very
different feeling South Carolina is but one out
of very many Southern States, identical in inter-
est; she is but small State comparatively, in
every way inferior to very many Of her Southern
confederates, and certainly not SURPRISING them in
wisdom or intelligence. Her continued contempt
for the opinions and the feelings of the great body
OF the States ofdentical interest with herself, and
ner pertlnacious purpose to inuolue them a0ith
'herse all the horrors Of sary revol.tior
mas paved the way for very different feelings than
those OF sympathy, should she be mad enough, for
causes which the South declares to be wholly in
suinclen,, 70 dissolve the existing Union Of the
In an article IN late number of the Columbia
Ielegraph-a paper which intensely reflects the
Dsunion feeling at the capital of the State Of South
Carolina-the purpose as broadly auo,oed of max
ing an issue with the States seperaly, as well as
with the United States. The "Secessonists in.
tend not only to take up arms-which are in fact
already provided-against the Government of the
Union, but they mean to require from the several
States, under the most preposterous Of all pretences
the means wherewith their war against the General
Government is to be prosecuted. Witness the fol-
lowing extract from the article to which we refer
As we should be entitled to a share Of the pub
lie Property--our share of the investment and the
profits Of 1.-THE copar,nership-it is also our duty
TO call on the co-States for settlement. With
them we made the bargain, and with them we
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-24

TIE SALT LAKE.-Lieat GuSNIsoN, OF the Iopographi-
cal Engineers who has been employed for long time past
in the survey Of the Great Basin in which the Salt Lake
situated speaks of the lake object OF the greatest
osity The water is about onethird salt yielding that
boiling. Its density is considerably greater than
,ha, of the Dead Sea- One hardly get bis whole body
below the surface Ia sitting position the head and shoul
ders will remain above water such is the strength Of the
brine and on coming the shore the body covered over
with an incruststion Of salt in fine crystals The
prne thing about the fact that during the summer sea-
the lake throws shore abundance Of salt while in the
winter season throws up gsuber salt in large quantities.
The reason Of this left the scientific Judge and also
what Of the Of fresh water pour
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