Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19

er, we learn,in Cincinnati, than in seasons
Of plenty in the Ohio valley. The S,n-
dusky Register states that from 8 TO 10.
900 barrels Of apples have already been
landed there, and sent South bv the Mad
River Railroad. They were principspv
from Oswego and vicinity. Some have
been received from Michigan, and apples
from Northern Indiana are sold in the Gin.
cinnati market.
Jenny Lind befnre leaving CoIumbts
made donation OF fifteen hundred dollar,
10 tho Capital University OF that civ. 1t
was the entire melt proceeds of her second
cunert.
Advices from R ,bah, state ,ha, The
Ere. c ,nsuI has received orders IN ON.
bark all French residents at that place. n.
the French fleet is about to lombard rba
town of Salee, as reprisal against the
Emperor fIr refusing compensarinn forrhe
piilage of the French metchan, vessel
wrecked on the coast OF Morocco.
Washington, Nov. II.-Ins,ruc,ioDs
have been sent to Judge Sharkey, to pro.
ceed nedla'ey 20 Havana TO take acrion
upon The case OF Mr.. 1h,asher. and ,o
demand his immediate release or his trial
as an American citizen.
Buffalo, Nov. 1.-THE Grand jury ara
examining Witnesses in the case Of the
Syracuse rlolers, which will continue
several days.
Nine OF the Irishmen tried for riot on
the STATE Line Railroad were found guilty
Yesterday. and lwcuty-lhree others are On
trial for a similar offence today.
A correspondent of the Pennsylvania
recommends CO.. Tate Of the Columbia
Democrat, as the next Democratic condl.
date for Canal Commissioner.
Gov. JonysroN.-lt is understood in
Ilarrsbur. hat his escelIencv, upon his
retirement from the position he has held 50
uuch to his own credit, aud TO the adyan-
t1ge of The people Of the State, vii not re.
turn to the bar, but will devo'e his tine /,
other pursuits, and perhaps IN eullreIy d {.
icienl fields from those IN which he has
hcen educaed. He has ALREADY been
elected The President OF The Allegheny II
klraUning K. Il. Co. road projected
from PiilshUrg 10 Dean Point, 10 the Sac
OF New YORK. aud Il Is believed be vii
accept the situation. Any Company re-
quirlng financial ability will be ionunat,
It II can Retain the services Of GUyeinyr
Johnston = Penna. Tel
We have learned wuh deep regret that
DR.. Henry II. Martin, of Jersey Snore.
received fail from the coach, occasioned
by the running away of the horses, near
BiO.s5urg. He WAS going on a visit 10 his
parent, N the 5 ate oi New York at the
Time Of the accident, bat vas so severely
hurl as 10 be prevented from continuing
his journey.
Democratic Ci'zen. is the name o. the
new German paper TO be started IN Will
Iamsport- the first number OF which will
appear III about three weeks.
The LATE JOHN SwENEY.-The body
Of Mr. Sweeney, will not be brought 10 Nil.
ton for intCrment on the l6;h inst, as Wis
stated Ia,; wetk. Mr. Wykotf, went for
The remains 10 DunkTk, but upon consul.
lalIon win Physicians al that place, dee med
II imprudent o remove the body at present.
Ii seems that the California democrats
win the "bauneI" from The democracy OF
P.nn>> ivanla. The proporIionate ina lority
for John Big er, chosen Governor of Cali
lorna, is larger according 10 the vote
thrown, than that oi his brother, elected
Governor of the keystone State.
Billy VI Her, well known to some Of our
citizens, We learn breahed his last IN the
lock up al lhe Mayors fife Philadelphia,
IN the 3O,h ulr. Poor Billy was, himself
The only enemy he had.
Look TO your Gluten A new party
cry will probably become in general use.
Ia Massachusetts, The law compels the de-
post of all ballots in seii-seaIins envelopes.
The deficiency OF gluten vI,lated many
votes in The recen, election, as all ballots
found unsealed were thrown out. So lba,
hereafter, in The Bay Stale, you must stick
well your ticket, as well as stick it. The
ticket best licked will te the most success
full. and The proper sealing of the envelopes
will seal the fate Of the country.
The rear of the building. in Harrisburg,
opposite Coverly's, formerly occupied by
the Bank of Pennsy yIvania, now used as
the Post Office, was seriously damaged
yesterday morning by fire. None of the
papers or letters in the office were injured,
however.
Boston, Nov. I2.-Morris the cclored
lawyer. who was on trial on the charge Of
being participant in the slave rescus
rIoi'. has been acquitted. The remainder
OF the rescue trials were postponed until
the March term.
Rochester, Nov. l2.-Alice MClussev,
charged with the murder of her husband,
was examined by The Court Of Magistrates
Yesterday, and committed to take her trial
in the next session OF the Superior Court.
Twen,y-seven States will unite in observ.
ing the 27'h OF this month as Thanksgv-
Ing Day. The only States iha, have
chosen other days are Vernon, and South
Carolina.
The Lancaster Union saws it is in con-
temptation 10 hold county meeting in
Lancaster nm W,,dpesd,v NJ In,h for