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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
The Cuban News.

The community has been shocked By
the startling news that the Spanish author.
lies in Cuba have shot down, IN cold
blood, without Il pre,ence OF trial, some
fifty unlnriuSa'e men who have been sepa-
rated from the invading iorce. Ii is an
instance OF savage cruelty unparalleled
among Christian nations Of mod'rn times.
and SPAN. 10 her rudes days, was never
more merc,ies.ly cruel.
Without pretending to defend The carse
cf the Cuban invaders. we canno, hel lp ask.
ing what sympathy can Spain expect from
civilized nations, L this is The course she
designs to follow in her contest with the
in>urcent Cubansl Sne is weak, and, in
this bloody slaus sh!er, shows one of the
FIRST features Of weakness-cowardice in
killing The prisoners she has taken, without
any .orrn of trial 10 Justify her in the eyes
of the world Austrian cruei,ies rise 10 re-
fined humanity when con,rasled with this
b'oode,i act of modern history.
As for the hapless victims Of This Span
ish slaughter. there is little 10 say in their
defence They knew that. in joining this
adgenure under Lopez, they we're acting
in violation, not only OF the Spanish, but OF
American .aws. Oar government can do
no'hing to avense the murder oI these men.
They were the lawful prisoners of Spain,
who had legal right TO do with them as
she pleased however much she might shock
the moral sense by her mode Of exercising
this rinht. Ii remains to be seen whether
This slaughter at Havana will not raise
fame thai never can be quenched I'LL Cuba
is free Ph,lad. Bulletin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

The editor of the Amrrican -A5ricu'tm-
riiA states that from the experiments for
the last four years of some of the best
farmers and planters in the States Of Del
aware, Maryland, and Virginia, where
this fcrtiliser is used more extensively
than in any other States in the Union, it
is demonstrated
That the most economical application
Of Guano is at the rate of 200 pounds per
acre, sown broad cast, upon very poor land
prepared for wheat, and plowed in, no mat
ter hoc deep, upon which SOW the wheat
and harrow or plow in, without disturbing
the guanc. In no case, fail to sow clover
upon the wheat, the time for which varies
from November to May, in the opinion of
different persons, for the benefit derived
from the guano to the clover and through
that to the land, is Of more value than
the wheat, and the average increase of that
is at least five bushels to the 100 pounds
of guano used. The great fertiIising prin-
ciples of guano, phosphate of lime and am
monia, which is very volatile and should
not be exposed to the action of rain and
sun upon the surface Of the ground, unless
naked with plaster, Or some other absorb
ing substance
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
Agricultural Fair.

The committee to make arrangement,
=. The holding Of the State Agricultural
Z 'ir, on the 22d, 23 ! and 2lin OF October
next, have selected the GrlI of Davio
Eilnmcl. Esq. one mile above Harrisburg,
:1r this purpose, have advertised for propo
sails To fence in /; acres, have engaged the
tents used at lhe New York Agriculture,
Far. and made all other necessary ar
engagements for The holding of this eAhibi
iiun. The Executive Commiriee have also
prrp.,ed and had printed The list Of premi-
urns 10 be awarded. and The rules and reg
ulaUns 10 govern the exhibition, which
are now being distributed throughout The
Slale- Dem. Union.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27


| DR.. Malcom, after noticing that he for
merly entered upon the work of Instruc-
ton on account of the loss of his voice,
and consequent inability to preach-ex-
pressed his regret at now giving up his
pastoral duties while his voice was sound
and fitted for the discharge of the duties
of the pulpit but stated that he had yield
cd to the unanimous desire and advice of
his brethren, and trusted that the hand of
God was in the matter. A benediction
by Rev. Dr. Ide, closed the ceremonies Of
the day and the immense throng dispcrs-
ed, evidently well pleased with the whtl,
proceedings.
AS Prof. TAYLOR has now left us to
enter upon higher professional duties else
where, Gas President of Madison Universe
ty, Hamilton, N. " it is the merest JUS
tice to remark that during his five years
residence in our midst, he has always COM
manded the highest respect and esteem OF
this entire community; and even in the
same breath with which they extend a
frank and cordial welcome to President
MALcoM, they can not but express feel
ing ofregret at the departure Of his predc-
cessor.
This Institution is now fairly launch
ed upon the llood-;idc ofprosperity. There
is yet much to be done, but it has outliv-
ed its most threatening dangers, and plant
cd firm foot hold that can not readily be
shaken by any probable stroke of adverse
fortune. Its periods of doubt and gloom
have been succeeded by serene and cloud
less sky. Springing forward with renew
ed energy and hope, on the part of its pa
irons; fresh and effective organization /;
an able and accomplished Faculty, capa-
bic of doing all for the student that out
ward advantages can accomplish and an
admirable location, both as regards its ge-
agraphical position in the State, and the
immediate site Of the college buildings, in
climate of rare salubrity, and in the
midst of some of the most varied, pictur-
esque, and beautiful scenery on the CONT
nent: the measure of its usefulness and
prosperity is evidently destined to be of a
widespread and enduring character.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
Whig Assembly Conference.

Pursuant to previous notice. the Confer
ees from Union and Juniata counties mel
at Adansburg on Friday, Angus, 22d, ant
selected d. W. WOODS, President and A.
X. MCCLURE, Secretary. The following
gentlemen appeared ard took their seats:
Union-D. w. Woods, Esq, Col. Ell
Sitter, James Barbin Esq.
Junia,a-Dr. John Irvine, Capt. WIN.
Henderson, a. X. Mcclure.
On motion of Capt. Henderson, Maj.
WILLIAM SHARON, Of Juniaia county,
was unanimously nominated as the Whie
candidate for Assembly.
D. W. WOODS, President
A. X. M'CLURE, Secretary.
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2E|Il|Eg[K|zaYg
Dispatches for The Lewisburg Chronicle,
lHeoeired yestcriay moraing.l

There has been great RIOT in New
Orleans. Spanish papers demolished
Spanish cigar stores ditto. The Spanish
Consul took refuge in Jail; his Office and
residence were completely gutted, and the
police did not interfere. A large mass
meeting here last night, in favor of War
with Spain similar meetings in other
Western cities. Steamer Saranac, Com.
Parker, sailed to-day from Norfolk for
Havana, with instructions to inquire into
firing upon and numbering Americans.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
(Recsired ysSteriay roon.)

New ORLEANS, Aug 22-Authentic
letters from HAVANA to the 18th, state
that Lopez has fought only one battle with
the Spanish troops; the latter repulsed
Afterward they rallied with reinforcements,
and succeeded in routing the patriots gen.
orally. This was on the landing of the
patriot forces. The Spanish loss was Or
800. Everything was quiet at that date,
and no difficulty was anticipated until the
arrival of more Fillibusters.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
For the Lewisburg Chronicle.

The result of the District Conference at
Adamsburg, has gone far to satisfy all the
Wings in this portion of the county. 1t is
true we did not anticipate the nomination
of Col. Slifer, as he long since declined
to become candidate but the Juniata
and Mitfiin Conferees insisted that he was
the decided choice Of those two counties (;
and no one who fully knows our unhappy
dissensions, will deny that he is as fortun-
ate choice as could be made for this
county. Courage, then, friends, and con,
may come right yet.
Aug. 20. TAx-PAYn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

SUNBUEY, Aug. 20, 4, z. N.
The Democratic Convention met here al
| o'clock to-day, and made the following
nominations:
Pres't Judge-Alex'r Jordan, Sunbury
Associate Judges-Geo. Weiser, Sunbu
ry, and }. II. Mccormick, Milton.
Assembly-Wm. Follmer, Turbut.
Sheriff-Wm. Kipp, Rush
Prothonotary-James Beard, Milton.
Comnissioner-Cha's Weaver, ,Sunbury.
Treasurer-Jacob Young, Sunbury.
The Convention recommended meeting q
in December to appoint Delegates to the
next State Convention.
rS"Thc Upper End" and Sunbury
divide the offices pretty fairly.
Wing Convention meets Monday next.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

BEThe proceedings have not been fur:
nished us, but we are informed that Hon
Jos. CASEY was nominated for Presidep.
Judge by the Wing Judicial Convention
for the Mifflin and Juniata district.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
Correspondence of the Lewisburg Chronicle. I
CLIFTON House, Canada side of }
Niagara Fails, July 81, 1851. {

ACJl.
Mr.. EDITOR The di stance from Utica
to Syracuse (53 miles was run in 2 hours
! Syracuse, the celebrated city Of the Sal
Springs, is place Of much enterprise anc
Importance. 1t lies in a very level valley
While at distance around the country i.
rolling. 1t is abou; l.. miles from The
Onondaga Lake, beautiful sheet Of wa,el
about ? miles long. and I miles wide. Il
is on The borders Of this lake that are the
celebrated Salt Springs. They are found
by boring Ariesian wells, and the water is
pumped up into reservoirs ready for use.
These springs are owned and managed by
he State. The modes Of making the salt
are BY solar evaporation, and also by boil
ing. On many OF the swampy flats near
and in the city, you will see whole acres
Of watts with their movable roofs or COW
ers. These are run off when there is a
lair sky, and is done by individual enter.
prise. Any one who wishes 10 make salt
will be furnished the water by The State,
and it is carried to their works (olten 2 or
3 miles dislan,) in wooden logs. After
the salt is made, previous to expectation it
is Inspected by aS,ale officer and The duty
paid. 1t is penal offence to remove it
away without inspection. TLis duty (now
about l ! CT. Per busheD is Stale revenue
and the income is very great.
The citizens Of Syracuse are noted for
their enterprise, and there is constant
and spirited rivalry between ii and the
neisboring towns. From this TO Oswego
on lake Ontario, distant 35 miles. there is
a railroad and canal, and the citizens told
me that they intended TO make railroad
from their city to Philadelphia, going
down the Delaware river, i, appearing that
they are II miles nearer Philadelphia than
New York.
After we left this place, the road began
10 ascend, and we found The country very
uneven and rolling, till we passed Auburn,
and came to the foot Of Cayuga lake.
From there past Waterloo, Geneva, and
and Canandaigua, the country is level,
highly cultivated. and beautiful in the
hishes, degree.
The rail road runs across the foot OF Ca
yuga Lake (he water being very shallow
taking circle Of about 2 miles. Sixteen
miles from the lake, we came TO Geneva, a
pleasant town that rests at the foot Of
Geneva lake. one OF the most beautiful Of
all the New York lakes. There is small
steamboat that plies between this and JEFF
lerson, at the head OF the lake; from
thence by cars passengers are conveyed
10 the N. Y. s. Erie rail road at EImira.
Canandaigua lies on a slope running
down TO The lake oil the same name. The
main street which ls very wide, runs up
from the lake, and out OF the business part
Of the town. On the higher ground there
10 large number Of very elegant and
costly residences. The mansion and
ground Of Mr.. Greig, particularly, are Of
the mos, costly and beautiful description,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

~ PETROLEUM, or ROCK OIL, natural remedy
Procure t,n \ well IN Allegheny TO. Pa 400 feet belo"
the earths surface put up by klEH, PittsburriH
the bottles just flows from the well without admxtuIe
any kind When taken According to the Directions
will cure pains and enarsements in the bones and joints
Botches Bles Erysipclas. Pimpes the face. Tetie
Scaidhead Ring worm and the various Skin diseases
has of rheumatism. NeurslgiasuI
&C. several OF Rheumatism Of years standing have
been entirely cured. Sec Advertisement in another a'
Of this psper) 1y319eowSl2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

On molion Of Mr.. MIlIken, the Confer
ence ad louIncd Tor half an hour.
SECOND SESSION.
Conierees met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Maj. Buoy Withdrew the name OF Mr..
Moore. Mr.. Millken then nominated Col.
Sliler. Col. Sliier being present, stated
that he was here the honest friend Of the
candidate presented by his county. and
that he would obey his instructions 10 the
end. He wished it distinctly understood,
that he would not be placed in a position
antaennislical to The man whom he was
here to support. The ballots were then
continued :
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

Throughout the above five ballots the
Union Conlerees voted for Middleswarih,
the Junia,a Conferees for Bell, and the
Nj, film Conierees for Reed, Jacob and But
ler. Maj. Buoy then nominated James
Moore Jr. Of Union, when the CoHferees
again proceedpd to bailot.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

nI-We refer our readers to the card of
MI7cHEIL STEEvER, Esq, whom We can
confidently recommend to all persons hay-
ing business to 90 in the North Western
States.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
EescSsbasrg, PN.
Us0ncs01n Hlorniua, Auaust O., 1851

DVEhTiZE. .-Executors, Administrators. Public
~ ohicers. City and Country Merchants Manufactures
Mechanics, Business Menal who wish procure or 10
dispose of anythinswoud well give notice of the
same through the Leioijyrg Chronicle This paper has
good and increasing circulation in a community contai-
nng as large proportion of active. solvent producers
consumers. and dealers, any other in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

EgMaj. Sharon the Wing nominee
for Assembly in this District, we are told
was once Member of that body; and a
friend writes from Juniata, He is the
best man in this county, He'll do, then.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

sThe Union County Democratic Con-
yenton met at New Berlin on Monday
last-Capt. Emmitt, of Penns, Chairman
and after long and animated contest de-
cided to nominate candidate for Senator
only: whereupon,
HENRY w. FRIES, of Lcwisburg, was
nominated, having % votes on the first bal
lot; and Gen. Philip Gross, Robert B.
Barber, Esq, and Maj. Vim. B. Shriner,
were appointed Conferecs, (and were to
meet at Beavertown, yesterday.)
This leaves the way clear for Vo!un-
unteer candidates for the various County
and Judicial stations.
tPs. fiai. Chs II. Sbriner state. that the Democratic
C51:cEsucc has journed without making nomination
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

E1nWe learn via Northumberland that
after tomorrow tho Packets will pass Lew
isburg, going down, at &, PM, and going
up, at about ,, A. NJ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

p-There has been afoat the last few
days any quantity of rumors respecting
the Revolutionary movements in Cuba !;
but the successes and the ex. .cesses are so
evidently colored by the sources whence
they emanate, that we can not tell which
has the best of it. Our latest intelligence
will be found under the Telegraphic head.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

4 Flash IN the Pan.-The Williamsport
e. Elmira Rail Road-not yet commenced,
and not likely to be, under its present
management. Wonder how much the
probable fate of part of the Democratic
Judicial ticket has to do with its present
movements?
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

sgConsignments Of Corn and Oats
were lately received at Buffalo, n. Y, from
the Banks Of the Mississippi, about two
hundred miles above St. Louis, to be
shipped OF course to Europe. All this
cost of transportation must fall upon the
farmer and rob him Of his just profits /;
whereas had there been market near his
own door, as there ought to be, were his
true interests consulted, by fostering man
uE.ttlring and mechanical pursuits, he
would have received the just reward Of
lis i.bors.-( Germantown Tel.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

@-The JOHNSTON CLUE is to meet at
the Town Hall on Friday evening of this
week. At the last meeting, Col MILLER
was invited to make the next Address.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
Whi1 State Nominations.

For Gorcrnor-WM. F. JOHNSTON of Armstrong Co.
For Canal Commissioner-J0IIN STRoIIM of Lancaster
For \ RICHARD COULTER, Of Westmorcland Co.
Judges ! GEORGE CHAMBERS, OF Franklin Co.
OF tn, WV. ". MEREDITH Of PHILADELPHIA
Supreme 4 JOSHUA W. Comfy of Montour
Court WM. JESSUP, OF susiuchanna.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
University Appointments.
.AOt OEcidl.)

HaY. J.gEs BucH,SIy.
This DISTINGUISHED pennsylvanian was at Ievisburg,
the past week examining the Glasses in the University
ofwhirh he is IL, c,,rots.-[ Bloomsbury Democrat.
Well. After that, We suppose the next
step will be to appoint Lewis Cass Rector,
and Daniel Webster BisiQp of the Univer-
sity; and then the students here may ex-
poet some tolerably tall official preaching
for their especial bcncft-ttc Col. occupy
ing a front pew in this novel synagogue,
as a specially invited guest. May We be
there to see.
This reminds us of an incident con-
n0eted with the appointment of Mr.. Al
fred Taylor as Professor of Bellies Lettrcs.
A worthy professional gentleman-who
formerly hailed from the same county with
the aforesaid "Curatc in answer to an
inquiry on the subject, said he did not
know the particulars, but he understood
Mr.. Taylor had been appointed Professor
by letter"
Is it not well that the school master and
the University are both abroad ?
"TnE WAY TO CHRIST AND THE WALK
IN CHRIST" By Prof. G. w. Ander-
son, A. NJ.
This neat little volume from the pen of
Prof Anderson, of this place, contains a
perspicuous and faithful exposition Of i'm
portant religious truths designed for the
use of those commencing the christian life,
but also well worthy the thoughtful atten-
ton of those who have been longer in the
ranks. The chapter on baptism of course
suggests the views entertained on that sub
ject by the denomination to which the au-
thor belongs; but with this single qualifi.
cation, We can recommend it to the peru
sal Of all persons who feel an interest in
the subject Of which it treats.
[For sale by BARTON CuMr,Sr, and by Gro Coon, Colp
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
IHH CHRONICLE.

H. c. HIcKoK, Editor. o. ". woRDEN, Printer.
At Slo0 cash in advance, si5 in three months So paid
within the year, and 3 so at the end Of the year
Agents in philadclpha-v L Palmer and W Carr
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sumation.

hs The Telegraph will soon be along ihi,
~ay. The posl holes are dug ,ill within a
'n'ie OF TOWN We hope our citizens will
Ser' themselves 10 have an Office here, ard
'aen we can talk with our neghbors with
ne rapidly of creased ityh,niag .-r Jersey
Shore Republican.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

hsSDay before yesterday, unexpectedly
warm; yesterday. avs in our cg.e.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

Until this time the Union men had uni
formIy supported Middleswarih, and the
Juniaa men had steadily supported Bell
DR.. Irvine then Withdrew the name of Gen
Bell Mr.. Henderson uominaied Maj
Wm. Sharon, Of Juniaia. MesSrs Buoy
and Milliken stated iha, they had 10 per
sona or political objections TO Gen. Bell
but ihev we're satisfied that il would be
impoliic 10 take the Wing candidate in
Juniata at this time. Mr.. MCIure lher
put the question 10 the Conterees, Ii the
Senator must 90 10 Union now, is it under
! stood that Junaia is 10 have the mex, W hia
candidate by common consent All the
Conierees answered in the affirmative
The name OF Mai. Sharon was then with.
drawn, and the Conference proceeded to
the 18Th ballot.
Messrs. Irvine. Henderson, Mcclure,
Buoy. Greene, and Miliiken, G-voe1 for
Col. Eli Siier.
Messrs. Woods, Sliler and Barbin, a
voted for Ner Mlddleswarh.
Col. ELI SLlFE.R, of Union county,
having majority Of all the votes. was
declared the Wing candidate for Senator.
Col. SIfer rose and said that he felt
deeply grateful for this unexpected and
unmeEi'ei manifestation of confidence.
He had come here, in obedience 10 the in
struciions Of Union county, 10 sustain the
nomination of another man, and he had
done so cordially and earnestly and he
could only accept The nomination himself,
when he was informed that The friends of
the o;Eer candidates would heartily con.
cur in it. II by his nomination the least
disaffecion IS threatened the Wing party,
he would promptly decline, and most cor
daily support any man The Conlerees
might present. Another recess was then
taken.
THIRD SESSION.
Conference met, pursuant 10 adjourn
ment. Col. Slifer appeared and said he
had been advised by the iriendi of the can.
dida,e from Junia'a. and by the candi-
date from Union himself. TO accept The
nomination; and he would therefore en-
deavor TO discharge TO the best of his hum.
BILE abilities The duties imposed upon him
as candidate and if elected, his highest
aim would be 10 merit the appreciation OF his
The Conlerees then ad.
journed with three cheers for Col. Sller,
three for Mldjleswarth and Bell, three for
Johnston and Slrohm, and three for Gen.
Scott. Nj. BUOY, President.
AK. Mcclure. Secretary.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
Central Railroad.

On aud after Monday next the trains o.
the Pennsylvania Railroad will run from
this city 10 LockporI, 20 miles vest OF
Johns,own. A, this place passengers will
take splendid packet boots, and arrive al
,P,n>bnrs in 80 hours through. Or they
NAV take boat from Lockpor, to Blairsville,
from which latter place two daily lines Of
is,lses run 20 Patsburg. with only 40 miles
iand carriage. making the entire route In
only 80 hanrs. The realization of the
hope OF daily communication beiweei'
Philadelphia and ?illsburs is near lis con,
sumation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
Democratic State Nominations.

For Ginal Commissioncr-SETII CLOVER. of Clario,
Por \ JOHN b. GIBSON. OF Cumberland Co.
Judges WALTER II. LOWRIE, of Allegheny.
of the JEREMIAH s. BLACK. OF Somerset.
Supreme ELLIS LEWIS of Lancaster.
Court JAMES CAMPBELL, of Philadelphia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
DIil;Iag In Wheat.

We believe it is the concurrent opinion
OF all farmers who have given it a fair trial,
that The system of drilling in wheat, in
stead OF sowing it as has heretofore been
done, is a saving of seed and of labor, and
produces at least Eve bushels per acre
more. We should like to have the opin-
ions OF such Of our farmers who have
adopted the drill system, if any Of them
hold adverse opinions to it, in order that
both sides may be hcard.-[Ed. Ger. Tel
egraph.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

rsa-See New Advertisements. Among
them will be found notice Of the sale of
the excellent Farm Of the late ESQ. Gale.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
1Receive1 last evcniuy.1

Steamer Florida just arrive d from Sd
wanna. On Saturday last, reports Pampe-
70 fifty miles south of Savanna, and that
she will be at the City Saturday night,
where she should take ON board large num-
bers who were waiting to embark for Cuba.
Gen. Lopez took the steamer Pizarro, killed
four hundred men, and took two hundred
prisoners, among whom was Gen. Emo.