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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

New JENsEy LEGIsLATURg.-The New
jersey Legislature met at Trenton on
Tuesday. The Senate was organized by
the appointment of Slas d. Garfield, of
PasSiac county, as president. The pres
ident and sergeant at arms are democrats;
the secretary and engrossng clerk arc
wings. The House selected officers all
democrats. Speaker. John Fl. Phillips, Of
Mercer.
Governor Haines sent III his message.
The finances are prosperous, education Is
nn the advance, aud like To receive addi-
liupal aid aud amelioraIi6us the social
condition of the citizens are contempla-
ted There is balance IN the treasury
Of Sl3, 600, and State fund Of 1898, ,64S.
the income Of which will justify an appru-
pra,lnn of $40, 900 for schools. No tax is
now levied for State purposes, and the
banking law of last session proves to DO
imp uclicabIe.
He recommends the repeal Of acts ma.
king property qualification requisite to
the holding Of any office. An exemption
of property from executing and distress
sufficient to save debtor and Ills family
from peuury aud want, is recommended.
The governor believes that New Jer-
sey will firmly stand by aud maintain the
compromise measures of the last session
of Congress. regarding them as wise, pa
triotic, and essential to the Uniun. and to-
the prosperity, reace aud progress of the
coufeJeracy,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

Royal MARRrAoe.--The Emperor Of
Austria and the Princess Sidonia. Of Sax.
ony. are 10 DO munied next May. with
great Splendor. The princess /, only H.
aud very beautiful. Her father, the
Prthce John. brother "i Ihe rcigning king,
10. owing To the latter having M offspring,
next heir to the throne As the princess
IL Roman Catholic, tho alliance win
give great Satisfaction 10 lie Pope, while
i must on tho other hanl be disagreed.
ble TO Prussia from the additional weigh,
likely TO be derived by Austria snd Ger
msoy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

ANOTHER SOUTHERN CoNvENrtoN.-T The
Chaileston Courier contains letter from
james Hamilton to Langdon Cheves, i'm
which he opposes Seperate action by
South Carolina, but calls upon Virginia
To take the lead in favor of Southern
Convention. to meet at Richmond. to de-
mand fresh guarantees for protecting't the
institution Of slavery. by preventing its
discussion in Congress, and by calling for
an amendment OF the constitution of the
United States, SO as to restricitaxing, ahd
appropriating powers within proper
bounds. If this is denied, he says. then.
with arms in our hands, the Union must
be dissoved-uot by feeble secession OF
seperate States, but by the united action
of all. claiming our rightfal division Of
public property. army, navy, and a fair
share ofpublic debts. " jon
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

E, RoPgAS NEws- Arrivai ef hi STEAMER
Aia. The Asia brings dates from Liverpool To
the 4th ina, two days later than by tue franklin.
The news from the Continent is OF Il satisfactory
character nnd the dlngerof u collision in Gel many
has been warded "a.
The Markets lur Breadsluhs Grnn. Provisions
&c. appear 10 bu in the same condition ns Glr some
weeks past from which M sliolacto,y idea oI
their future condition can he ascerlnineI.
The stilnpoltAni intelligence by rha nuiva
is the copdiliun Of the money market The val
ue Of silver has again alvanood' the EngliaI stock
market 10 iirmi money has improved in value; aul
the Bank Of England hos increased il rates Of in
tereSt aud advanced exchange with view oil
checking the expectation Of Cold.
The Steamer Atlantic iIns now been Out several
,bys over her time and M ridings has been rerrv'
ed Fears begin to be entertained for her
GhIety.
Louis Napoleon, an interview with the uuihori.
ties. j. said so have stated thai he did not seek for
prolongation 70 his power
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

ANorugR GREAT DisCovERY-RePoRr'
Ep!-The Germantown vPa) Telegraph
says there has been jus: brought I" light,
the application Of power which is to su'
percede entirely the present steam pow
er of the world! The discovery has been
made by an Eastern man, who has com.
nleted his models Of which will be
deposite, at Washington, as soon as pat
entrishts shall be secured in the differ.
ent European countries. Tho machine.
ry is entirely perfected-the power is
motive one, anlsteam has no part IN ere.
atinu H.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

SnUrH CAnoLINA.-Tickets tor dele.
gates 20 the Southern Convention are al
ready nu, in various parts of South Carroll
ma. In Greenville district there is I'm
i,n ticket. composed of members of the
Legislature whn voted in that budy a
gninst the call nf a Convention, against
tho appropriation Of five or six hundred
thousand dollars for rpurposes connected
with the Convention, in arming the State,
aud against the increase oftaxation con.
seqneut thereon.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
UNrrED STATES SENAroRs- Massa-

UNITED STATES SENAToRs- MasSd-
ehusstts and MissOuri.-On Thursday last
in the Massachusetts Legislature, sever
al additional balloliugs were held which
resulIed-SumneI. free soil, lS2; Win
thr"p, whig, les; scattering 81. On a
subsequent ballot. the result was-Sum.
uer 1885, Winthrop l66i scattering 32. 1t
is now generally conceded that Sumner
cannot be elected. aud the Free Sellers
have determined TO put in nominolon no
other candidate. In all probability, there
will be no chuice during the present ses.
sion.
In Missouri, the chances for Mr.. Ben.
ton are now on the wane. and the reports
favorable TO his ele;tion appear to have
been without foundation. On The 10th,
only one ballot was taken which result
ed-Grier, whig, 67; Benton 54 Green
"a. Three of the anti. Benlonites voted
for Mr., Grerand made speeches giving
their reasnns. On The l7h, the 10Th ball
lot was taken and resule ed-Grier 20;
Benton 50; Green 81. AS in Massnchn
setls. sn in Missouri. the peculiar condi-
lion of parties may prevent any choice
during tho present session. .
In the Ohio Legislature, The House has
passed resolution 10 go into an election
for United States Senators. for long and
short term, on Thursday next; but iii is
not likely the Senate will concur Both
parties have pat in nomination their can
didaIes, but ii would seem without any
sanguiue hopes Of ar election. The
coalition which was on foot between tho
Locnfucos and Abolitonists seems to
have been prevented by the opposition
Of portion of the democratic county
press,
We have no intelligence Of a late date
ofany positive character from New York.
A difficulty there exists between the
Wings, similar TO that in Missouri among
the Democrats, which will have to be
} settled before choice can be made.
From some of these States, we may
have some additional intelligence by tel
f egraph, before we go to press.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

NEwArK GAlEIIE,-Wiilmm R,hlrJo, ESQ,
who has edited 'hil paper with considerable abli
~ for some four years past has retired temporarily
aud handed it over to the joat care of Mr,sra
Smith g. Laarens Tho chlrgl was br rughi
bout by the care!eSsness ol nonryins subscribers.
We wish Suceesa u hs new Arm W., Lmrrns
has hereiniors catered with much ability for the
tastes OF tho readers q tho GAs1rE, occasion
AllY.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

REsIosED, Judge Vance ul Batter county who
was one Of the twelve honest democrats in the
Ohio Constitutional Convention who voted against
power being invested In The Legislature 10 violate
contracts, hns resigned hia seat, owing to public
questmg him to re'gl, Iiis appeal wil be to ;lo
people. before whom hs wiIlapprar rs An indie
pendent candidate. Would il 10, be veil ior the
Senators and Representatives III the Legislature
rom this diorictto initiate his cKomplc as thoy
most oertanly have violtel their pleLso' to tho
fairfield Democracy ny 'Nrir rc1iou with n ..
litionismi Wswould suggest the rr1rrty Of u
public meeting in Sugar Grove, composed Of the
member OF both political pArllei
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

VIRGINIA y. VERMnNr.-The House OF
Delegates of Virginia, IN Thursday. by
unanimous vote, requested the Governor
to return To Vermont her "peace resolu.
tons" with tho declaration that when
Vermont shall prove her willingness to
consult the peace nf;his Union, by doing
Justice to tho constitution, it would be
time etough for Virginia to consult with
her as To the peace of the world.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

1 The Steubenville Herald says: Joe
Barker, the late rowdy mayor of Pitts
burgh, after his defeat for a re election
addressed his friends at the Mayors Of
fee. stating that he had abandoned the
Wing patty and joined the Democracy
and that hu would be the next Democrat
ic candidate for Sheriff.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

INsuRRtorIoN AT LExINGToN,-The
Richmond Republican is inclined to think
that the insurrectiou plot at Lexington
must have been hoax There are more
than 1000 whites and but little over 4,
900 slaves in Rockbridge county. 10 say
p"lhing Of tho desperate folly of attack.
iNg such an establishment aq the Military
lutliluIc NT Er
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

ARREsr IN DELAwAnE, Those persons
engaged in the recent horse race, from
Christiana to Dnver. Del, have been ar.
rested and held To bail to answer for three
separate charges, viz; for horse racing,
contrary /" The act oi assembly in such
case made aud provided; for nuisance,
and for such ho,rid crGelty tn dumb ami.
mals. Both horses died.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
Later from California, DC.

NEW YUHK. Janllhiy II.
The Cherokee anl Promeheuj haYe arrived
with ~ 750 O0n in Gdd.
The Steamship Ca ornia has not arrived a,
Panama but was expected honlly.
The Faclon hal arrived at Cnasres, nnl the
Isthmus Mt Panama on the 7ih.
The Cholera had ceased ut JlmitcL
Both Steamers bring large number ot pasHen
cora
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
Missouri UnItcd states senator.

buUBYiLLE, Jdhhiry ~
Mr. Benton has been abandoned, Nh Grcru
withdrawn and Harrison llonsh. aUij.Beu'on,
nominated by Mr. Sims. Benurnite. On the
9th bullnt, the vnic stood ms follows: Grier 68
Benlun A.; Huugh AZ; Green /, On the I0h
ballot tho vote stuol: Glirr G6i Benton 81
Hnugh 5O Green .; Strougleow l;-necessHy to
a choice ~. No further ballot WIS taken.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

PARIS JOURNALISM. Tho Republican
ne wspapers Of Paris have al aggregate
circu'aion of l2S,00O copies per day the
'Orleauist and LegImisr journals circp
late 81 s5O'copics daily, and The Nap"l
ruuist 65 DO0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

lIENRY Lone AT AuCTInN-T The Rich.
mond Wing cnlls attention to an adver-
.isement of Messrs, Pallmnn & Sade,
that they"will sell an Satnr.
day morning, the 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock
n likely yonnC man % years ofage, He
is an experienced tavern servant, having
graduated at me ofthe principal hotels IN
Nrig YORK"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

CV Tho State Of Iowa has ordered q
block of mail BILE lnr the Washington Mon.
ument. with the following inscriptions -
iowa Her afIe eclions, like the rivers OF
her horJers. llow to an inseparablo I'm
ion "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
,lrsasslrpL-Tho Wick sburgh Why

MIssrsslPPl.-The Wick sburgh Wing
says there is not single county in the
State in which the disunionists can rely
on man,i,y at the convention election
The strongest Wing and the heavies;
Democratic COMMITTEES, such Warren and
Kinds. IN the nne hand aud Tippah aud
Tisheming. on the other, are strongly np'
posed to secessiouists and the schemes
they have IN foot.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
nnstrnstIvn Fire.

NEw ORLEANS, Jany. l8-ll A. NJ.
The 81. Charles Hotel was Consumed by hre
also Or. Clapps church, Paydas's Street Ch1'ch
Crescent City Hotel aud numerous adjoining ou'l'
dmss. .u
M-The fte hus been Parlihtly con'r"Il'
oil, but not entirely. -, g.
p. N.-The FIRE is sill raging The St
Charles was insured for 100000, Several ru'
mors of lives lost urs nBoat, but we are unable To
Oct the fIcts
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
Tuesday EvenIng. Jan. aI, 1891


REIloIous Tssfs Some members of
tho Constitutional Convention appear
to be getting along fast. On Wednes
day last they had under discussion the
preamble aud bill of righls." one clause
in The latter being that "no religinus test
shall bo required as q qualification for
anyuffce, which on motion of Mr.. Hum
phreyvilIe was amended by adding "or
for any other civil purpose"
The reader by scanning this amend
ment closely wi 6ud that il will abolish
oaths aud 50 Ga as all civil pnrposes are
concerned entirely destroy the idea of a
Supreme Beingnr any Of the rules oi
mnrallly. IL is step toward an inhdel
government and will Ultimately lead to
much evil. Under our system of Gov
eminent. it is our boast that we require
no religious tests for office, IN this regard
making all persons equal; but it is very
questionable whether it would be policy
To lepudiate all the principles Of the
Christian Religion. Before the amed
ment is finally acted upon, ii would he
well to search into its merits aud demeril,
very closeIy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

FROM FLORIDA The U. S Steamer
Monmouth, arrived at Savnnbh on Salur
day night. from ST. Augustine. We learn
that The Indiaus remain perf, ely quiet,
aud clincc 40 disposition 70 hnallilirs.
II has been asceuainrd that the entire
number uf Indians in Florida docs not a.
mounl t, more than ninety. Troops still
-nccunieh lhe slnlinn. ILL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
MoRr Po,soNrNe ny AppIr. BurrvR :

MoRn PoIsoNINe ny ApPLE. BuTrER -
Mr. } Patterson. wife and two daughters,
Of Willamspnrt, Md, says the Clear.
spring Sentinel, have been poisoned by
having eaten apple butter impreguated
with poison from the glazing from crooks
in which the butter was placed The two
f,rmer are ccnvalescent. but the latter
continue very sick
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

FoR I.IBrRrA-.P, Thompson. a coInr-
ed man, aud family, eight in number,
from Hanover, Indiana. reached Louis.
vile on the 18th, on their way u Liberia,
in Africa, The Courier understands that
there are about fifty coIored persons in
addition tn these, who are about starting
together To Liberia from that city under
the care nithe Colonization Society.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

The CusAx ATFAIR The tril of Gcu. Hen
derScn is progressing slowly at New Orlean'. He
H defending himself aud ocoup'u considerable
time in making sperchoS. 1t is expected u prove
that he advanced money and purchased the Steam
OF Creole to further the objects lthu Expedition
ilis, aud in other respects voatrd the lava OF his
country. u, ia 'angujuo ihlt the Indictment
cannot bo AnIAiAel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

tEGen Greene Of the Constitutional Couven.
ton in debating dIo prorricty Of providing by
law for carry ing of the negroes ofcur State asked
tho Western r. serve menberA either to take that
cla'' Of population home to their friondS or else
not resist such law. They would do usither.
ofcourSe not.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

Orr ToR cAtIEoa'A Tina morning George
ssnderson. Son of General Sandcr.on, md VIM
X. shRfFer. son Of Air f,A ShaII,r. of this city,
left for California Nr. SandelO,n l. a printer aud
has been working 10 this oflics nr some time
We hope they viii have better luck than the late
accounts would lead Us TO nn'ieira'o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

Miss STUART, daughterof the artistwho
painted the great picture of Washington.
in Faneull Hail. Boston. is now engaged
copying thatexeelleut and valuable pro.
duction Of her father Vt@ 'a'et
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
AcnItIent.

BALTIMOnE, JONnary lV.
The National Theatre nj Washington the snme
in which Jenny Liud gave her concerts, wa,
opened last night by Gen. Welch asA Circus, af
tor the performance huj commenced the boKes
reserved ior the dress circle gave way. producing
for some ims alarm and confusion. A scene ol
terror aud excitement ensued in the sri's 10 escape
Some of them were preciritaled di,nnce ot n
bout Is feet into the basement below After some
int eruption the perln nance was resumed.
Daniel Webster aud other distinguished gen
Il lnman NuerA nrhAnnN
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

Tue STEAMSHIP CRY oF GLASGOW,
Capt. B. r. Matthews, when she left her
dock at Philadelphia. a: noon on lhnrs'
day. for Liverronl, was encouraged on
her way by tho enthusiastic shouts of
crowds Of spectators who lined the
wharves, Capt. Matthews crosses the
ocean, on this Tip, inr the one hHadTedtA
UBci
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

ELoPEMeNr.-The Pittsburgh De-
spatch says that an elopement took place
in Manchester, the fair dame being
Mrs Watson, and the gay Lothario one
Thomas Nreley. bachelor. The lady
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
Second Despatch


INV UKLEFNFt JaHUnIy I7'
A tremendous cnAagruion occurred yesterday
Tho 81 Chares Hotel. Mr.. ClupP's Church Me-
lhodist Church, Paydras st. aud Iothrr buildings
were destroyed. The loss j. ubnut ball uilliun;
bout Z 90. 600 insured on The st. Charles only
chiefly il New oylcans The Methodist Church
was insured, of which 81 900 is in the Nashville
Lie and Trust Company md the Tennessee Ma.
rine Firo Insurance Company. 1t is reported
That seve nj lives werr l,st II is the sereresl
caunity that has heialleu New O,lcans for yca's,
especially the St Charles Hotel. tie p ide "I the
South.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23


" There uro nav 365 students in the
University Of Cambrdge, number ex.
Cccdlngthnt OF any previous year since its
loundaliou.
20 AT Ftede'ickton, N. b. tho ther.
mnmeter at sunrise m tho 9Th Of January
stood at 80 degrees below zero.
~ Cutfre had fallen to $40 at Jercmis
Hoy'i, aud it was expected to decline
still further.
IVA worthy deacon ia Cnnnecticu,,
hired aJourmeyman farmer. from neigh
boring lnwn. inr the summer, and Undue.
ed him although he was unaccnslomed d
To- church going to accompany the family
to church, ON the first Sabbath ofhis s,oy
Upon theil return tn the Deacon's hons.
he asked the "hiied man" how he liked
the preaching. lie sad that ho didu'
like 10 hear any minister preach poll
lies"
81 ON very sure You heard no polite
to day." said tho Deacon.
II am sue ,hat did," said thu man.
"Men'ion the passage" said tho pes
con.
IL will. He said "if tho Cederalis,
scarcely are saved, where will The den
ocrats appear3
"Ah," said the deacon, you mistake
These were the words-"if'he righteou
scarcely are saved, how will the ungodl
aud wicked appeail"
"Oh ycs!" said the man. "hs nigh
have used those words .bu, kue W 1urne,
well what ho meant" ...H
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

PEDrsTRIANIsM.-A great foot race for
$500 a side, came off at Longmeadow.
Mass. on the goth. A young English
man. named Poole. undertook to run
miles in 81 mnutes-he succeeded ca.
silly and had Az seconds to spare, although
tho track was muddy. On the l7th he
would undertake to do 10 miles in e.
minutes
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

A WoRLD WIDE FAMILY TRlP,-Iu
the river Nlerscy, England, ship called
the Hannah is lying, Of about 40 tons,
which has been purchased by Mr. Gard
ner. that he aud his family may navigate
around the world. He has fitted it up
in the first style, with apartments for him
self, family aud servants, ard has provis'
ioned il for five years.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

EFFrcr oF SUDDEN FORTUNE "A man
named Henry Woods. in New York, on
hearing the other day that he had been
left legacy of $1,000 by the death of
relative in Scotland, Immediately quit
work, got drunk, and the next morning
was found drowned in one Of the docks.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
pn.inr.l wns snspenleL yeslerlly

A TELEGRAPnIc Party On FridOy
evening of last week, by previous ar.
raugement. The Astor House 10 New
York, and the Burnct House in this city,
had family telegraphic party. They
assembled. respectively, in the office oi
the O'ReiIIy Line in each city.
1heytalked over family matters, inter
changed cougratulaliuus. and drank each
Others health spending an hour in elec'
tIicul and spiritual jocundiry.
As the spirit IA! was about comm"nc
ing, the operators of the electrical IN
Philadelphia aud Pittsburgh, int;maled
their willingness to join therein-and
forthwith orders were sent to the Mpnon
gahela House at Pittsburgh, and jones
Hotel in Philadclphia, To furnish the
needfuJ champaigRe--it was done.
Cincinnati then asks-"ale you ready!
Pittsburgh then answers. "gass charg
ed Philadelphia, "coIks jus; popping
and New York responds, AYE. aye
The following trasts were then drauk
The O'ReHy IeIegwPAic Operators r.
Our thanks Iol exchanging family con
gratnations between the cities oI Gotham
aud Porkopoli-.
To this toast The operaturs made apprn
pirate responses, thanking the AsToR and
BURNEr HIousEs for the champagne
hoping the Pai@ ot the respective families
might be all c an pain. aud concluded
with the following toasl:
THE BarRet and AStOr Houses. .-Moy
the skin of one gonseberry make night
caps for all their enemies drank wit
thee cheers.
To this sentiment the Two H0HScS re-
piled simultaneously, and 81 highly com
pIimentary to the opcrnlors, that lhel
withheld The report -regarding It as pm
vale and confidential"
Aud hero ended the FIRST lelcgraphi'
party C,n. Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

CuLONIzArIoN. "A vessel is 10 sail from
New Orleans for l. IBERIA. On the 20rh inst.
under The auspices orlhe Louisiana CO..
onization Sociciy-She will take out a
large number Of cnlored emigraurE, incu.
ding eighty five on their way To New Or.
leans. from Kentucky. Tennessee. Ohio,
aud Indiana.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

War AUSTRIA THINKS Or TnE U.
SrArks.-A correspondent Of the Boston
Transcript states that, Ia Austria, consid
cradle cxultaIion is felt Imong the abso-
luli,ls al vhutlhey consider the approach
.ng dissoluliun Of this coufederocy. The
difficulties ia reference To slavery have
been greatly exaggerated there aud
every believer in "the divine right al
Kings" iuucies the Union is about To fall
to pieces. This fac, forcibly exhibits the
Joy that would be felt abrnad if any dis
as,er should happen to the American re.
public; anI the knowledge of ii ought to
increase the reverence with which We
sI,upld riiug I" our national constitution.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

MIcHIGAN.-rhe census of this State
will exceed 100000, (increase in ten
years 50 per cenl) In 1885 tho p"pula'
ton was l7i.l69; in 1910, 2l2,269; in
lS45, 3Ol,2OO. Michigan will have four
members ofCongrcss (oue more than she
has now) under the new apportionment.