Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-04
News al,O Notions.


Gs- f;r gucker sdes- y
AS-ior god haio-
Run AND CRIME.-These Siamese
l~Ines figured largely IN the New York
IrIbune's city items, yesterday. One
woman maued to death by a drunken
husband one man stabbed and an0,her's
skulls broke by two drunken sailors sew
rum shop Sunday night f; mans head
hacked open with pickaxe by a rowdy,a
legitimate child OF The gros shop; three or
tour men found drowned. probably drunk
when they fell INTO the river.
Washington, May 3l.-The Hon.
D,niel Webster. Secretary of Siate, and
ii,e Hon. Thomas Corwin. Secretary Of
The Treasury. returned to Washington on
Saturday.
Washington, May 3l.-In the Criminal
Court 10 day a notte proseqai was eneNed
N the ease OF " iilim ). Rro"D, charged
with obtaining none, from the Govern
men,. under false prelrnces, and he was
discharged from custody.
Washington, May 3l.-The General
Assembly OF The n S.Presbyler'an Church.
PASSED a resolution this evening, declaring
he plan Of the Uulon loOl III iui force.
The Assembly will probably adjourn TO
night or TO morrow morning.
Washington. May 3I.-fhe Republic
this mornIns publishes the ra'Ihed treaty
i 4 4
Ii Is thought that there will be al le 81
pue ImprudenI man III the U. ). Senate, ,iof
me South Carolua Lrg,,ald has appoin-
I'D MI De Saussierr, sducy alf) Il Senator.
Washington, May 20 -Geo. G.. " hit
los has been appointed Chei C.efk III The
Deparl inenl o The iHleIior.
The decision 10 the Wheeling Bridge
case 10 as follows. Flfst- hat no chan ,e
" .li bt. allowed III The decree Of tie Count,
unless It vii provide safe aud cons enIent
.a,saue at all Times Tor bual> having
cnImnies eighty ieei from the waer.
oecund-Ihe CuuGt viii not sanction either
ol The plans proposed but II The dtfen-
oanis can make draw not leSS han 2UU
ieel wide IN the eslern bridge, and nahe
ne chdnurl equally safe and convenient
Is The Eastern chanuet was before The
erection OF The su>pcu>lnn brIdse, and
scuove all other ODsIfucuun, from IL, they
may Try Lhe experiment al ihrir own risk
and re>pons blllIy. The decree heretofore
rendered snail be recorded and unless tae
h t..r III
idrquairl, remedied Oh or before The hrsi
% February neAt.the bridge shall ue a aJaIed
Tne oeieudInts are ordered To Iay COSTS,
amounting to about Sl5000 Judge,
Daniels and Tan d.>sen ed.
judge Robert NJ. Charlton. a Union
Democrat. has ar''rptrj The appointments
i Unned 5 a.-s Sruat r from Georgia, 10
he place os Johu NJ. Berren. >I.ned.
1he Presoy yierlan Assembly IN session
at Charleston. have refused 10 opt a res
,luuon 10 establish cheap paper.
Savannah. Ga, May 2S-A ierrb z
conila rsIion occurred ~ this clls Ia dis
ta>Ing IA ashes The block ui buildings
onunded by York and South Broad streets
IN one sdt, and Aberc0rn aud Lincoln
streets Oh the "Iner. III all irom sixteen 70
twenty bindings. 1t Is impossible at The
presen, moment 10 es lElaie the loss.
MR CLAY's SICKNESS - The New York
ExpIes, makes tn,s statement, Illustrating
the very trail tenure b, which Nj. Clay
now retains his lie. The editor derived
he statement from Dr. Jackson One lea
iure OF his feebiene-s Is Inaf he can not
support himself alone, and Is no, allowed
TO walk even with the support OF others
DR.. Jackson told him recently that # he
stood erect he would faint, aud that II he
should faint he would breathe no more.
WHY is this 2" asked Mr. Ciay. "Be-
cause there is not enough of vitality IN the
heart to give circulation 10 The blood"
Has It then come TO lhls 2 said Mr.. Claw,
ana iur moment. sorrowtuily. And,
seeing the necessity, he has suffered him
elf in he hurue Ike a child To ami from
hts bed Mr. Clay, throughout, has stud
ed his disease, # disease II be, critically,
Ihoughtuiiv. and even physically. He
has watched the gradual wasting a"av OF
llt. until there Is but he laintps pui>ation
,eii to tell hIn that the spirit s;i!l survives
within It's emacIa,ed tenement OF flesh
Musical COMBINATION M ,rried IN
Shertu.ne, on The 1874 INST. by Prot. Geo.
W. Eaton, D. d., Mr.. George E Baker,
If the Baker FANNY" 10 Mss Clara
Reese. oi the "Chenaneo Vocali.ts."
A Washington letter IN The Baltimore
Patriot, announces the death at John How
ard Payne. E>q our Consul AT runi>,and
he aulhor ui several dramatic works. and
a number OF other literary productions,
rncudlna he popular song ot q" Home.
Sweet Hcme."
Ro,al Beach. Vermont Yankee. resi-
ding N WlllSOB, hung hIrseii IN thai
,oan on the 18Th Inst. Cause. morIItra-
non. superluduced by being cheated n az
horse trade hy a brother VermoDIer-@ho.
co,,trur, 10 the law and the statute. IN
such cases made and provided IN the Stale
Df Vermont, made him drunk Tor the pur
pose OF accomplishing Ihe trade.
The " hea, Crop throughout the Wes