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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Tux SKUNK MovrNHxr CEeKMoNlEs. =

TuE SKUNK M0NvNENr CEREMoNiES.-
One of the most impressive ceremonies OF the Ath
MAS the erection of re Monument ~ Trappe, TO the
memory of the late Governor skunk. OF this state
The audience vas l.rsc, numbering several thous-
and amous which were two companies ot infantry
and one Of dragons. Colonel bisses. Je &c 'hamp,
neyS, Of Lancaster and several other distinguished
citizens were prsssnt--also GeSinan CHOIR, uona
Philadelphia. who saNe several oesuIiul and appro-
pirate pieces Of maSc. The eulcgy upon tne me
and character OF hial Serye whose ashes the Monu-
men, Is raised. v'Ns dei:vc.ed r. Eos Judge Wood
ward, of Lsrerne eoan;y. The Monument Is a piain
shSh Of white marble, svmscanted BY an American
eagle, and standing upon pedestal OF Pennsylvania
granite. On one slde Is pr1 file bust Of the late
Governor, with IN inscription declaring his age and
public services o. ne other appropriate epitapA
iRcatng lPa) Democrat.
~ The WREAr Csop Of this County,
WHICH Is one Of the hcsi ever ycapcd IN IL both for
quality and QUANTITY. s pretty nocl out OF the way
oi weather, and fS:r crop ot grass IS being rapidly
put away. Oats are ShaeniaS Eor The harvest and
will be sAerf crop IN every sense. Without rain
IN a few days. we think many potatoes and gardea
sssss generally viii NJ past praying Tor The clouds
are In arrears for roarly SIX weeks ran-~here Is
nrolesSox ESpy = We thins there are many acres
which have producei q, lrsst forty h9sacls OF wheat
iA:s season. u Aai.hsFe 10 '"''' Ao'Nse-
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GuBERNAroRIAL LIsHRALIrY.

B,RRY Of Michigan (who by the way declines a
reeleo,lon) has appointed Hon. GEORGE MARTIN
(Whig), an Associate Justice vice Z. Mundy
deceased.
- GEORGE Y. SAWYER (Whig) has received
the appointment of Judge o. the Circuit Court
Of Common Pleas by Gov. DrSsnooR.
- Gov. HuNr Of this State appointed the
Trustees Of the State Asylum for Idiots "a new
ns;itu,ion) without regard to politics, and Ex-
Governor WILLIAM L. MARCY Is one member OF
the Board
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Mr.. Webster still in the Cabinef.

We are inclined TO believe that there
must have been at east a partial foundation
for the reports that Mr.. Webster had resign
ed but whatever may have been his wish
or intention heretofore, it is now certain
that he has determined to keep his place in
the Cabinet, at least for the present.
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GpoRGIA.-Ex-Secretary Buchanan of

Pennsy lvania, who thinks the South has been
so greatly wronged," has been nominated by
the Sarannah Georgian "a paper which acknowl-
edges the right of secession, and is at the head
OF the Disunion party of Georgia) for the Presi-
dCncy, subject to the decision Of no National
Convention Are the Pennsylvania Denocra-
cy prepared yet for secession Ii they are not,
they ought to be making their preparations, as
the Georgia fire-eaters have presented their ul-
-
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Ma. CoopER's ILLysss-The Coone,s

Ma. CooPER's ILLSEss.-The Coopers-
town Frserarn's Jc.ynaI ai.udins to TIE Ty.s1a.'s
announcement OF the Illness Of J. FEsyrxonE
CooPks, Esq, says:
II = true tha, Mr.; Cooper has been for several
anxiety on the part Of his family and frends hus =,
10 tine have the former despaired OF his intimate
recovery. Such IS his condition now. that he
atiencec Church last Sabbath and is IN the habit IN
pleasant Gays Of walking mile or two and riding q
slcian taIAs the present indie atoms of his dsesse
are more favorable to his further Improvements IN
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MIssIssIPPI.-A certain Judge Wilkinson
is reported by the LerinstOn (Miss.) Advertis" 10
have said, i'll recent speech that he desired to
see the Fugitive Slave Law repealed, as he felt
no interest in protecting Slavery in Virginia,
Kentucky, or Maryland let the Yankees take
their negroes in welcome, for what he cared +;
Mississippi lost but few slaves and had no inte-
70 Il In the law
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For Europe.

The next number Of tn, I'rstasns for European
Circulation viii be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING at o'clock 1t will contain all the
latest news up TO the time Of going to press.
The Africc sails from this port on "Wednesday at
l2o'clOck
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A SONG ron iiousEKEEpERS.- -

Joyi JOY each pcs'iisreus sovor--
Beousc, and CcckToach and Moth-wo destroy
Half ef our " weather cares NO. are over
LVoN's famed Powder ; tse source of our Joy
Ioy 10y for pAniri,s and cellars.
Thanks to his Pile, now Of vermln are clear
Son rats and mlS,. these vile, pierns fellows
SLAM by ihese Pills. senl our homes disappear; a..
pasRao, w ~'' YNI
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK, MONDAY, JULY II, 1851

~ Persons abou. leaving the City dunag tbs Sunmer
onths can the Day 1r.sare them By leaving
sending their address to the Publication Office corner Of
Spruce and Nassaus,s opposite the City Hall Pnce -
cents month, payable In ads ance.
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FIRE, Fire! FIRE Prom the New Or

leans PcsyuneA Pptp AZ Is PUrpA correspondent Of
tho New York Courtey Enquirer writes accou1 OF a
new safe which exposed heat that completely
destroy ed its competitor from hch TAKEN after
trial a lump Stamped butter. Ihe
butter harder than when put the stamp re-
naming perfect and the rooser out alive and well
oay suffering cold ard GinoSt frozen by the cold
Of the temperature 70 shoh he had been EXPOSED
The public assured that the above no psf but the
roosfcr Is hung He bo daily Ia the store Of
SHsRwooD FITzeFRALD NJ Water-st except during the
hours when he the cart with the burnt safes
The line OF Procession Monday Will he from Water st up
wall to Broadway hen tlroas Chatham and the Bo~ey
tsAstor Piare Br adway 70 the Museum where
the rooster vii, be for inspection OF the curl
m
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AMERICAN PlAso-FoRrx ASSOCIATION


Wounded upon the principles o. the Building and Accumu
LatnE Fund Associations and extending Their eeeh's if
the purchase and dsTt alton u PIANO FoRrEs Inc s
that of mutual keneft and such that every person.
moderate Circumstance, can now own asauao'e
also that many who hire Pianos may save
theu money. Each member chooses hs own instrument
manufacturers the city The ORGANIZATION
the first Society already The BENEFITS OF TIE Asso-
cson Tho first share has been rei.emed and the rano
awarded to the members md hundreds of Pianos
Will now be who have not the means to
purchase outngbt All persons sho feel interested IN
This populaT movement are respectfully invited 10 call and
subscribc Office Of the AssoclauN, 259 Broadway La
farSe Buildings Room S JoCriYS * WATSON, Trustees
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KNApps HrAtru RrsroaArivE BIrrERs.

There rs no medicine sdraly "a ,od to the rrescns
,sason of the hese ra aShe seem 10 cleanse
Ina .amscA and eo~s ard yive hs. healthy tone and
eners, the digestive which are so necessary 70
rxepar~ under the deSltalinS change oi
tncidentai to for Dyspepsia nervous
affections general weakness and debility ana All diseases
Arans thervfyo, they ~ red upon as an absolute
specA Such the TESTIMONY Lny sratefu witnesses,
Whose recovered health ani strength speak louder than
words General aSecs ~ HG,.soa-ss Ftty cents per
h,sf
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BRILLIANT D,covEarrs.-"T The Decapi.

taton of Thos Ewbank ESQ., Commissioner of Patents by
the executive. one Days most wonderful dicoyerss
In honor of which he " Select Dinner ia wash
ingten lasi Winter This discovery however, was nasn-
alive merely
The payment to GOODYEAR in 1917 n 900 for license to
work under Oodyeax's Iaent which Day has only lately
discovered Of USE grea, discovery, but made TOO
late to benefit him
Days oacs Of SO reward for the conviction Of nfrngers
on Goodyesrs Paten or which lie himself had been the
chief and the only nifinger, brilliant concsp
ton Of DAYS and undonGediy original with him.
Days discovery Of Goodyear great secret OF vucanzmg
Rubber full be fore his Application for his Patent there
ior at an expense Day VI only 500 pad to man who had
learned the secret Goodyear factory was brlan, eI
hlbou Of inventive stnius and affords striking proof OF
how closely one Inventor viii sometimes follow upon the
heels Of another
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RIP VAN WISxLE AwAKE.-The dream

Rip VAN WISKLE AwAKE.-'rhe dream
ers oi Har.en, who have dozed with trie conservs-
tive indifference While OF Little villages have
been planned, and some OF them butt at their very
doors have finally reused themselves and organized
" The Harlem Real Estate Associa. on for the I'm
provefeAs Of liIlem.' The title is good one, AMI
the last clause suggests ample field for operation
Frequent meetings are held for the purpose OF Ia
serchahens. consulilng and deyisiag ways and
means for 'hc improvement OF Harlem, and offer IN
cucements 10 Manufacturers and others who may
desire TO build or invest, and place before them tne
superior advantages that this Island has all oshe'
places contiguous thereto and 10 call attention %
the extraordinary ncans rc>crtei 20, BY tae nnted
6xerions OF interested rsrle, in 6uislsns sal I'M
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: RELIEVING IHE PEopLE.ATl

cratic Executive Committee meet on Monday next
for lie purpose of nominating delegates 10 the
Democratic State Convention, which Is 10 meet at
Columbus on The 9th day Of August.
Cincinnati Times
Queer sort Of Democracy this Cincinnati ar
ticie. We shall nex, hear Of The Committee
making lis nomination for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency
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To CorrespcndentS. .

Us W-You write vaguely and gingerly. as Il there
something which you desired - say BIT were aHcer
tam how % get :; IT.
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NONE ARE so DEAR "AS THOSE WHO WILL
nor IIEAR "This proverb ap hcsbe 10 all Deaf per-
who may have neglected 10 consult DR. LuTRSER.
Aurst III Broadway after tne wonderful cures Of deafness
that daily med ty him HIS Aurist
unprecedented aod his treatment with
danger Testimonials 20 be sen At has Ear lnfrmary 3fl
Droaiw where H. bs Consulted personally by let
ter. daly. from TIL J Zee 81 unpaid letters refused
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.r,x,fgrss NOTICES.
GeNTLFMEk

c.ur,,yys's SUMNER WEAa.-tirst
,o.d, " .. aad coloEed Grass and LiaeE
Sss zsV co,a NsaG, 20 n, ASsoss ssS'sns ans and ' Drilling
ssnsis xth laTg. 'r-f1ent ~ Lhen' nAfSon1eS
"a ~, vests at ouf 7s-al noersie p1loezn;
- W. . American Hotel
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Covsrsv Apysnr,s,yc sy w. II. Nc

COUNTRY ADVERTISING By w. II. Nc
DcSAI D, Toe NASSAU, con cs ASS-Srw. II. NJ. has on
Ale and daily fer best leading newspapers
IA the Vuilsd S,s,es shcA n has the fullest written
AUTHORITY coatrs Advertising an at the
lowest rates charged b. IA oce It's papers are filed IN
large reading manner rs the Exchange
and oihsr N sadngrcoms Advertisers invited 20 cali
apL exa,aine them Pamphlets, ~lsh lists OF towns, &c.
.urniS ri 10 sdvertsssft.
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NorIcr TO LIE PrRLlc.-We have no

NOTICH TO TIE PuBLIC. I'VE have no
ticed an attempt the part o Day To inyoe ignorant men
his law suits, by pub alton n Sch he has the daring
70 intimate that the autor ~ shcd IN behalf o the Shoe
Association against dealer IN DAYS Shoes Is nnauhorzed
We can only saw reply that those who 50 deal and doubt
will their doubts t removed upon PROOF OF theT
impicstion with Day hs n rements by purchasing or
nv selling tho prafeu art lie When Days services are re-
sured 10 newspaper publications. Tor US, due notice vi" be
In behalf Of N H. Co Ford Co, L. Candee. Hay
xa,d Rubber Co AMI others. D1u
WATTS's NERVOUS sANrIDOTE.--Ncw- ork,
July iith 1851 II have been n'ct, with ST Vhus Dance
for two and half OF * bad description as have
heard Of The doctors who have seen me pronounce
n the worst they had seen had pass from the
Alms House FRIDAY. cthS day) and applied TO Dr
WATTS the Electr cal Seus shaking the worst possible
statehead, shoulG,rs and wthou ceasins IL n
aow about half pat Ave, soy hce hours after. snd an
auits cured, positively quite t No tongue can describe
the change but Ms Dr Rogers and Dr. Kelly well
bou, five hundred tog,tatI "a the Warden. Mr.
Fitch, know the It es'ly bc verified expert
enced PAIN but 'st r, as a r"s' astonishing sss-
,ntion dur,ng the tine Il TAXING the antiu,e,
Witnessed by NARMAN JkNkISS,
n. MCDONALD,
JAM { H.NNAN.
COkSKiiA Otto,
THOMAS TALBOT WATTS, Jr.
ANN ELIZA WATTS.
HrID0kl NJ, DONALD.
Dblot l02 Nassau ~ ATlLpA NASQuBZ.
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~ Ladies for Saratoea Sprln!
" Fine French Lawns, warranted fast

ELkGANT r REECH DHIDAL NARDs MD LIN
vHLoYsThe subscriber would respectfully call the at
tenOn Of parties reqn truly elegant 70 h
beautiful style of Bnoal Cards Enveiops and Wedding
Box the latest mode
IR In EVERLElL. Roadway, cor Of Duane-st.
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zsphyr Cota seao Apscs, ans a.s AID prn.
s,nsis, mne r,.h iug. IS ,lent q Linen MarSsiies
~ o,ser vests at Su 7s.a no sfs,e eve 2s po,,v
< w. American Hcts'
Y9. Five Thousand wards of Lawns and
.f.l,a. so,d in one day how be possible exea,ns
srery ooe Why they ar 10 ~ u .os pce OF one 1 sn
ling per yaro sn1 ~ss ~ e~ "a. st be sold a. great
49, sos" Psreges 70 lads silks Tis.ues, Barege De
1.s poelDs Sin and Goods Parasols. shawls.
xsntlias Vsettes Crs ,hawls and all kinds Of Summer
Wear fr men and to,s at great sacraitce al u M Bc-
DisE's szs Grand-a corner u Orchard yh IN
n Citizens and strangers are invited to
call and ersmine the q Boots Shoes aud
Nassau where lege scTir snt can be found al re,aL
FOR wholesale prices jyS I've
70 Ladies for Saratoga Springs, New
uort and other places ml not forget 70 all at
Mr. MnLERs Calal u aud p. tn supply Of Shoes be-
shngs with Slippers, Ties and skins at moderate prce.
suitable for dress and ,rese ing Also Muses. and chdrshs
Cater Boots and Shoes IN srea, variety at
''''' ' J. 3. AILLsR's, 10, Canal-.'.
HEALTH AND CovFoRr.-The Zephyr
Under Garments TO be hai Of RANKIN RAY iOi Bowery
are the most comfortable Of the kind They
gently absorb persprah sro are extremely light and elas
nc-thUs wardng OF stder shis, wle they greatly
mote the comfort d the ~e~ref
~ Fine French Lawns, warranted fast
soiors for Is yard beautiful Bareges for Is Cd fine Cling
hams for s and Six Tissues Grenadines Fouard Silks,
all kinds Of Summs, shaws and ,isItlllas French Mus
ns &c kc equally cheap, ay De- obtained at HITCHCOCK
&LEADBEATER's SAT way, Leonard-st where
no. only the aes are se~d With everything they want IN
thsar Gloves Cravats Hdsf, Socks &c. &C. much cheap
et than at gentlemens furhisaing st,fes
ELEGANT FREEcH BsIDAL CARDS AND En-
vELopsThe subscriber would respectfully call the at
beautiful style of BnaaI Card- Enveiops and Wedding
Boxes IN the latest mode ..
ysim EvEEDSiL, Broadway, cor Of Duane-''.
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E7,. Eve Thon.and wards Of Lawns and

~ Citizens and strangers are invited TO
.sII and ersnine the fns q Boots Shoes aud
.t,e of Caters for sale a. the bon MAKERS UNION. %
Nas.su where lsIgc asscrrent can be found at retail
fer vholssale prces jy6 1ws
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" See advertisement of BAsBirr'S
Soap Powder on Second Page.
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" FowLsss & WrILs, Psychologists
a.A pvhhsAer, Cln~s Hal isi Na<sau-st the Park.
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HAMMocxs@LEARY& Il Co, leaders and
utrodvcesv cf fssh,sr s0r ssatlemeas Hats. and
A.tor House, Broadway, VIII this day open several bales
sr,~r,or Nex,can Cr,.Ss Eaa.mockS Nsn
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QUIET AND LovELY.-The humanizing ip-
fuence of the weather was remarkable last night in s
effect upon the wckeder portions OF creation Rogues
were modified by the moonshine ndtipplers touched
by the bamy air in such a degree that both forgot
their yllainies and the starry police went idly stroll
ing with occupation gone. Even the Tombs were in
unwonted quiet, and the notorious Sixth had not a
case OF note to sustain Its pugnacous fame.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

" In our list Of acts passed at the extra
session of the Legislature, there is included an act
TO regulate The planting and taking Of Oysters and
other shell fish IN the Harlem River and the creeks
OF Nestchester Co." 1t should have been simply
"an act to regulate the planting and taking of Oys-
ters in Harlem River" Our nelghbors of Wesches-
say that they desire legislation the subject
OF Oysters
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NIBLo's. - Two splendid Pantomimes
will be given at this favorte place tonight. Le Dale
QpGtre and The Green Monster, IN which the sisters
Frank and the whole Ravel strength Will partici-
pate.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

CRY RAILROADS Somebody reports
somewhere that Mayor Kingsand has decided to veto
the Eghth-avenue Railroad bill which is now await
ing his action. We doubt the creiibility Of the
port presumirg that If the Mayor had decided to do
such a thing, he would have communicated that fact
to the Aldermen before confdng 1t to any irrespon-
sibe reporter We expect to hear from these meas
ures very soon, the August session of the Council
draws near.
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CITY ITEMS.

10 The weather yesterday was even
more glorious than on the two preceding days. and
one could realize with extraordinary effort OF the
IMAGINATION all that ecstac poets ali exagyerstlVe
tourists have rhapSoiied of the sunS and skies AMI
zerhyrs Of Italy. That our citizens should aYaii
themselves OF such rare opportunity Tor outdoor
enjoyment, is not surprising tii would have required
brigade Of Miles Siandishes 70 have enforced any
secluded idea of Sabbath observance they poured
from every highway and byeway into Broadway IN
til that grea, promenade was filed 10 growing ana
streets stages cars and boats brought and carried the
uyelong day and night, as If 1t had been misie'
meanor to remain home and little less than felosy
to keep quiet.
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The PENDULUM ExPERIMENr.-Who will
try this celebrated non-revolving pendulum on
properly graduated clock dial Why not make oil
mother earth mark her own time II the stroke Of
the isolated pendulum will tell the rate OF motion,
i, ought to tell the flight of time with an exacness
hitherto unparalleled.
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corun3 TO maturity and market. TLcy will recon-.
ronc themselves 10 The appetite, but for the benefit
Of the ii.Dd Nc observe that DIR. Stone an eminent
physician of New Orleans and who has had a larger
practice n fever than. perhaps any other physician
declares that plenty Of peach orchards are worth
thousand quarantine o. for the public health "No
more scirIy" saidt, doctor. Eat slewed peaches
il you would keep of indigestion. Plenty Of fruit
FOR the people, and no yellow fever
SABBATH Schools IN JERSEY CrY.-A
ncS AssOclaI.on for 'he promotion u Sabbath
School instruction Las just been organized IN Jersey
City. Yesterday a mecnng was held At Washington
Hall for organizing the schools by the formation Of
elafses and assigning teachers 10 each We under.
stand u considerable number OF books have been aI'
ready procured, 70 be increased according TO the de-
ni7nd. committee ~. appointed last THURSDAY
everls 10 solicit gecuiIary and other aid 20 thi'
Sociey.
t1 The -ieHiycrsary of the jersey tity
and rsrsimus Tr.,t Society was ceehr'ei ~
e7en,pg IN the Presbyterian Church, when seseIs'
addresses and rerors we're made uhch proved Lac
useiln,ss ard importance CT the efforts ~ she year
For C,,lyogs,A.-The fine steamship
Empire Ct-, Capt. Wilson, sailed 'of 'hasres Oh
Saturday areruoon. taxing $50 passengers. Tnen
nan,es VIII be found under the appropriate head
WALL SrRrGr--Thc project for widen
inc this street Is presume, entirely abanlonec
,rce judge EsGnoaGS dc..aei 20 apI OIL Coinmis-
.orcrs urdor The ordinance of the Clty Legsiaaic'
The rev building now IN progress are fronted upoa
the old lre ard some work which had becr teiiJe'
sh,le the question war open Is now 10 90 on.
EY-STREET.-Thc work Of widening
this street IL nearly completed, but single bu'iias
remaining on the old line. There will be se'e'A
ros,c stores Oh the nnw slde which, with the aii'
means Of the adeacd carriage WAY for co'"Ii"ih'1'
ton With the North River, will doub. soon fe"'e
THIS one Of the busiest business 'hooocsh'a'es ''
that .dc o. Broadway.
PeopgRry as. CREEp.-It Is rep"'''
TIA; lie Ce.n Of AP;eals hs'e s''ea'''s7''''''"
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OPERA-To-night at Castle Garden, We
have La Fqrc-itc with Badish as Aipsonso Such
music, in such place, with such moonlight views
and probably glorious weather. is an attraction
hardly IA be resisted We note that Roberto Dere-
rerr is in rehersal
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News FROM WAsHNGToS.-0ur readers
will be rejoicei to perceive, by telegraphic dis
patch from Washington. that there was an eclipse of
the moon at that favored locality on Sunday morn
ing l, is very gratifying TO know that the eclipse
did absolutely happen as advertised by The almanac
makers affairs are mighty uncertain in Washington
Just now and II is refreshing 10 fine one statement
from that mendacious city which can be relied upon.
No, to be behind the yigilan telegrapher IN watch
fulness we will inform she washnetonians that the
same eclipse appeared here exactly at the minutes
Indicated by our own gifted asirolOger
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NoNr ARE SO DrAr As THOSE WHO WILL.

D6pot lO2 Nassau /,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
Arrival OF the Crescent City
n ~. r.l,,,,,o.,,

Nav YORK, FebfuaFy To.
8 The Crescent City has arrived. She sailed from
ST. Juan for Nicaragua on the 4lh. vim Chngres
Kingslon aud Jamaica She has $50 passengers.
She left chsgres on the 7th aid Kingston on the
.Ilth. She blings dates from Sun Franciso to the
] 5th ult.
The teawer Orleans arrived nj Panama on the
20lh, with 100000 in gold dust and 100 POssen-
gers.
The Steamer Antelope arrived at Panama. the
lth February, with $500, O,Oooin gold dust nnd $50
passengers.
The Steamship Sarah Sands arrived February
lst. with 26 passengers The Unicorn, which
left San Francisco on the 18th for Panama. with
s6OO,O00 IN gold dust on the manifest, had not
arrived at Panulnn on the 5th inst.
The Crescent City brings very little gold dust
say 50, ,l26 consigned to parties in New York.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
Later rrOm OalIfOrnia.

NRw o LEAEs, February IT,
By the arrival Of the Steamer Mexico, we are
inreceiptof Is days later news from California
She brings 33i passengers,
The political contest presents no material change
Everyihius is gongon quietly The be'l'h OF OF
the county is good nnd business prosperous. All
kinds Of producs arc abundant. Prices Of Flour
and Provisions were Iavoring buyers
Mining operations continue successful.
The i,egisiatnre convened on the Tlhpt Janua-
~. The Governors message is represented MS
being "a straightforward and sensible document
No election has yet token place for United States
Senator which isa subject Of much speculation
1t is asserted TINT the Democrats will elect iheiI
candidate but ii will mol be Col Fremont.
Governor Burnett has resigned. NJ. McDon
gal is appointed Governor. David Broderick n
elected President Of the Senate
T Bntler King has arrived at San Francisco.
Great excitement has been caused by d lie"
discovery. The miners are doing well.
! American Flour BE so, under cast Coffee IA
The City Of Consumption, Chill, has been dies
trOyed by an earthquake -,a-