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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-08

N@ IN Sen. SCOTS Brtef rpOrtn CT plC
Grnenunq Ger Convention onnimmt befncet
Gh Elm Sab. ben eie @runcIaelOIen unle.
rcr 8r9cnpartet ourbou6 niht Ijeten. uno
eS III Der, no er fo9t, ooB ale Gin9ewOn
eerte uCn frcmoen Gdnbern, noboem lie in
Sa6r in uuIrcr Nymse Oocr ouf unicCn
&riroS1hiffen QebIent, uno cine ebrenuCIle
Gntla6un9 erbaten, uno fomit ibre Nnbin0
Gibfeit all unfer Gano ftar bcwie6eu boben.
gum Strmrett berebtt9t fctu lollteu.-
8uoen Sie @inacnancerten Die Elm Stmm
retht boben, bcret fein, ibren Sreuno fur iol
che 9rcdte @efubIeSu unterlugcn? Slter.
lib, osuu 70 unoanPbdr f6unen ilgnlt fcin
baB fie 9egen lit Idbit bonNlen f0nnen.
HS unI,re @r9ner periibcrn ibre Sc
treuen caB eie fuclctn @boS Sea. Scott
nitbt unterfuecn murcen. Q8ir t6nuen un.
fcre 8reunce aber perlibern, baF titNeuilfcj'
ten Don oeu luoitm Stootcn nit coem Sage
srfreuIihsr fur Die cute Sadie meroen
Sobtreibe Nu5Su9e Don 3citun0cn uno
9riefe. Die mir ober cc5 RaumS meQen ieBt
nicbt 9eben f6nnen bsititi9m Uoueno5 wa5
mir cben bemerft batcn.
S@ Die &obenre0icu fbeiut iib in il
rsr Wabt fur Stott uno Girobdm erbeben
su mcIen. Der @eiit pcn '4S ftcint auf,
Suwabeu. ge Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lung in QOttSuitle mar Der GntbuiiasmuS
9rob uno siu 9eftIu6 9ibtuns Die Serbei6
un9, ba6 S6upIfiu @auntp fir Gcett uno
@rabam lider lei.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-08

~Oie srO6e @attun Srudersi in Ror'
ristaun. Die eini9e 3sit mhBi9 9sifanoen
bat. wirc BON einem 9aufe in philadelphia
mieor in Gang 9efeet werben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-08

w. S=. SO m. Sewaro Senator Der
Ser. Stoaten, bat in feiner befauntsn 9ut.
mutbiefeit erftdrt, er werce, falIS 9sneraI
Scctt gum prdfioenten Der Ser Stdotcn
aewdblt nirce, uno cisfer i'm in icin Rabi'
net Ioute bsrufsn wo0eu, baS Umt ou5fbIa.
gen, nm 70 Den fhcIiden QBbi9s bic 9sIs-
9enbsit Su nebmen, 9s9cn Se0tt ferner ouf-
Sutrsttn. Sisfe furttetsn ndmIib btsber,
nenn 9snsraI Scott ermdbIt meroe wurce
er Ssmoro ium StaatSiefretdr ernEnnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-08

~ BiCiam Il. @rabam, unfsr Ganoi
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

and The AgsaiAu Governments. !.
wash 10 arrange the thoughts IT, winch
J desire - Iiyc ulic'aucc uaacr lN,.
~ hrcc general heads.
Ani IN the first place" I say that
Wherever there is in the Christian nua
cIvi.gcd world. = nationality cf char
acttr wherever there exists nation
Qt suihricn, hnoslcd &c. and wealth.
aLA lolnau"n,t 10 constitute govern.
mont, thea a national .ovcrrmcnt rs
necessary an. rrorer r,>u.t o. na-
ipnah,y Of character. Ven talk
Of It a. He please. hu, there is nothing
lhat satisfies the human mind. in IA
e4lllthi,rci axe. uu|css mau is lpvcrb.
% ~ ins own country. and the in,,-
tsriors of hi own government. Ne
uI1ttcr how easy may be the yoke or
a Iaial-u power: nutitu"t nov ". q"
'F J. 80, Ul2n the shoulders. j! it is'
uo' imposed ly the voi., O.. hi- own
nn''au, aIj. of his oan country. he
VIII eot. lie cannot. and hc .o.Lts u,t
T., Ie hqur,. unirr IL. burden. f\p-
.'aus..J There is. rcu0,mru. nLc
-.cnt element OF hunan lq,t.nrs.
mixed ~ with o,.ers. We hatr crr
.,..., Affections. oug L,o1,y a,i,,t;uu.:
.lt I.u ve have tbs sentiment or
c.u.,r. which imnu.. ~ orr Lca,t.
ari r1'ers into a. oui o.hor ict,.p.s;
aYl tits ,,u.imn,, f. country j. au
affections. not only fur the soil en- which
We are born: it noi only appertains
to onr rareut-. and sisters. a,,I broth.
rrs. aud friends. In, to cur habits
and institutions. ami to the govern.
men, or ,La, country IN All rc.,.cc'<.
There i.,o. = civilized and in,oIii,cn,
man IN earth that cu;oys entire .ati.
faction in his condition If Ia doc.,o,
/ live unAer tho coycr ,,nrnt ,f Nj. own
na,;on ond Iis o,,n conu,yv vl,s.
yo';t;on. a,., sentiments AMI sym,a
tlins ,ro Ike ri, OWN IIcur. h.
cannot say ,his is nv country it !,
the country Of another mower il !.
= ronntrv Lc,on,,;, 10 someho1y c,sc
Tberef,rc I sav, In, wherever there
!. n nathan of sufficient ;,tcu;,cnce
and u,pbcr. and wealth TO MAINTAIN
a oovcrn,neut DISTINGUISHED in ;ts
c,a,ocl.r and H. L;.,ory and ,,s ;,s,;
n.;nn. IN, nation canrot be honny
I'm. rndrr , -ovcromcnt of ;ts nwy -
] choice IA,,,lhnsc1
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
school. BOOKS
rROv CONFERENCE ACADEMY
NSW GOODS.

ii. Eort i.,o doors .yo,h Of tAe Court
HoA't, fan rdt - Franklin Square
| - T ftcrlved A general assortment Of
An"tl az, Enshsh, ,ffcpch and German
~ GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCK
ERY AND uARpW AXE,
),s~ vii be sohi ch.,p for approved cred
,, noI KIND. o! Country Produce" and
y mach chesper tor rash, whh"ut respect
keY1ns insiders and oulsIdrrs--ths cay
jed ImS Batbsrisns ell the same
O. L. ROBBINS
sesAsJ, Nav, Is5l
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

there Is To political sun in the heaven,
Ia '~ al, an arcuG z2uc Of Ioil,ical
He. tir lan,c.) Tho lunlnhry
dat cnhgu,m> the world ~ general.
seldom rises there above the horizon
The h-h; wlich they losscss is a,
best crclrscular--a hinl Of twilight
oui they are nuder the necessity or
.rcrns about to catch. as they may,
any stray CLEANS Of The Igb, Of day
Hear, hcarD
Gentlemen, the country Of which
sonr g3cs' tonight is a native, is
remarkable exception she has shown
through her whole history. tor many
hundreds oi years, an attachment TO
tAe Irncil les O. civil liberty. ani o,
,nN and OF order. and ohcdirncc 20
Tie constitution which tue viii Of the
-,,,,, ","tAht has established. That
ts the fact, and u ought to be known
Wherever lie question Of the ptaclca.
hlhty CT Hungarian liberty and ia.
ccIcaIttcc Is GI cusscd. 1t ought
TO be known, tina: Hungary stands out
tom it above her ncishhors, IN all
that res. Get. free Institutions, conS,-
ujoual ,o,crnmcu,, and a hereditary
l.,.c ,,r,t,.,,.. ,l,
w 'NIt'""7'.
Gentlemen, ] have taken the Taius
81, .r..,, ,.,. su,,, fact. ir,,, an ,,,.ll,.
-1'" "'''V'' """ '"'i' "i'V'i l" h"I
she mast ui course lC great authoiltV.
81, ,...
,,...
ia -" .''', ''' ''
n.,,,,., ,,a Pr,. "Pr, "'l'. I'.. =, :" ,"..,
....,,t ~ ' ,r, .
~ ~ 80 '"" nv "'t w.
~" ',' 80, P''''s y, IA. ~ "' "''''''
f',,' '''" Wv "'s' ''''N P'-S'
M" '"i'" "' ''"N'r"i"'h'' hhu "rit aus
''"- "'"" I"i ""f f"po'"'h"''"h '" 'h'f
ran - d"" h'.f '"H~
. ]" 'h'sc f"'."'s, nov rsS man 10 'he'f
'""' ~ '" W. "S'i'"" 'hef S"''eSr'n'
"'"'''' '""h'' :" ''' b, '"hs'tu,'"ho' ''eh''
'+''nS' "' '"r "''',Ns "' rover "''"i'
have fiicn.
ne nutn' "' ' Th.,, m";gus'
ruler was elected by the vote, of the peop.
nm me ~, n,,' ] e'n'ny n',.r ] ,heT '',nn'sn , 81.
tile ci I,r."r irao,r In III. wear Ioo
pry bestowed The urlc Of King on Stephen
,e ,""y o. Pi" m..'s% IN. 's% u"ar
The power Of III. King was. however
strictly limited. The consent Of the people
was @ ''rr"s@"Fy T. +" E'' .,hracy 'o ever, ioynl
throne OF Hungary lad no d,spo,,,on to IN
fringe the liberties OF the people. On thu
o""'aa,i a,', -, ~ ,,I' '""'nv",u " , gua.' , '"
c,rns he framed code of laws, f. undr,
on "" ane'ert institutions Of the m'yg"*
the b,pIss, au,b.ri,y tive These statute, statute. wep. r.
drawn up ior the guidance OF his son Emrrr
] I""' '., '%,;."',n ; ~ ~" .%'"..i"r t IN 'n'
.pr, IN winch ,h,s, decree. are composed
g've4 a very h'G' 'd"a "i IL. civilization ave
ur,,nd' W. ind m them nm .,nrr,. r-,oy
milton OF III" principle of universal equality
o""'s """'"'S ""'"s sum '"""'"o""
10 Is in the following terms that hi
prescrlbcs the duty of King toward.
his .ubccts:
.,.,,,o,,,o,o,,o 90 ,,o, n,, .o, h,o,,.,
and ia,l,r,, reduce nqnc Of ,irm to scrv,
,o'', r.''hcr call '"r'o thy .cr'""'.. h
M . :" "- ] 10 ,S ,,"n" "' 1'v ' ,Ia,, Jc'' n,Jc
peacefully, humb,y, bunauly Ecrnrmbcr
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

What strange, desperate notion !, is
Of men, vbcu they have erred, that things
are al wort. tha, nothing can BE- done %
reecne them whereas judas lscario, light
have done something e''cg than hang him
seg
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
"SSE!.l.LfsY.

q. Hr~ ~ by Aif,a Icsr,.4n-- fs,,.. .ie ,...
ltr r. a.' foeua' JUS puAN,'ci Ia I1,44on Ly
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
bARaAlNS! BARGAINS!

'As ,lteot ,bcr ~ selling On h,E ea;itesto"a
10Sr AND Les : to t,ose gr th- hhsiness
sns thI stock may lie found 1Hiftl :
IRON aud >tl.k WARP. AfPaCt -,
P!>s, BHOAt iorHS,snd cks>iMtk' :
Del ANS, PRINTS, &c. &c.
g,ue,Al ssfaftm-rt of Gtnceri.- and
: l'a'- a.! ii: which Ate Offered st tIy oe'f
sNH b so,i.
mo y. FROG TOR
v.,'e Rutlsn,i, Nov 1851 IS
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

Hun ~ Is about tie size o| Great
Britain, and comfrchonds nearly ha't
the territory Of Austria. l,l- -fa.cd
by another authority thar the loi"'
,at9u 81 HUNGARY !, nearly ll.Vtn,-
600. tn4t "i LnL,apt IA iN-il ncsnF
lp,"pD.oV0 that ot P;as-'a p1,a' II.
""p.o10. Thus It - cFla"nt 'h1t ~
Po.i'i u power, 30 lar ~ p'"er de-
lcods up,n population, Hungary os.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

|>ItRtsI DIVIDENDS ID the s,oek Of
ny Asilsne T. Bsriagica kAGse Cor
sa. eoagstsS Ss soie By
JMOMAs =. lOBDea.I,
sss,s Eielange Bsildpsg
Nss !Sgs4t, bsssss
''r .NlSl .ssss
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
Il RNING FLUID
AND LAMPS

INhiS dsy re- wed al
me LADIES INCHtNGE,
, ,ge ,,,,rtnen, OF the pster, Improved
{ Lamps Of the following k'nds
)vs ~. : sc, ana Dc,k tamps for church, a.,
az Stores, Ad,sl, Mantie. fnry, anc
Pc L,xps. ,l,e Porter - impre'ed h"rn'
4 ilsS Al! the a5ove sili be 'oio 'i e''!
tA' ~ c,sA
Ak nu ratsaton pad 10 of1es 'oI mo
I've .tl,sis.
CHkS PAGE,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

PLEasANr ArrLiC.TtoN To THE TrrTH
Ii is a fact. hui not generally known. thai
the common strawberry is n natural den,i.
free; aud that iis Juicc, wi,hou, any prevl'
Gus Preparation whatever, dls~oiVes ,he tar
,.reous incras;ai.oas on The teeth and makes
the breath swee, and agreeable
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-10
OFFICIAL.


Navy DEPARTMENT, july 7, 1852.
communication has been duly made to the Navy De-
partment of the desire Of the British Government that the
Government Of the United States should cooperate in
adopting ascertain the fate Of Mr. BENJAMIN
BoYD, English gentleman, who is supposed to have
been enrapped, and either to have been murdered
be still held in captivity by the natives Of the Island Of
Guadecanar Of the Solomon Group, in the Southern
Pacific ocean, and to aid in rescung him from captivity
if detained prisoner.
BY direction Of the Secretary of the Navy the atten-
on and cooperation Of all masters Of vessels of the Uni
ted States engaged in the whale fishery other pursuits
which may lead them ~ the neighborhood Of said islands,
is especially invited and requested to ascertain the fate
of Mr. prisoner 70 psspsaesf~l snA iaHfa
means to obtain hisFsaSnse. F 80 80 3.
Mr. Boyd was returnsg from San Francisco TO sydney
in the schoonersyacht s'Wanderer" and landed with
interpreter the southwest side Of Guadelcanar in Oc
tober last and not returning his supposed that he
was murdered The position Of the place Of landing on
the island as given is latitude 90 4 SOUTH and longitude
1899 5O< east.
Should any information be obtained of the fate Of Mr.
Boyd notice Of it is requested to be forwarded to the
Navy Department. july 10-2aw4w
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-10
raE WEEKLY NATIONAL ISrELLlGENCER.

he subscrpton priceof this paper for year is THRks
DoALARs, payable IN advance.
For the long Sessions Of Congress- (ayersging eight
sonths) the price vial be Two DoLLARs for the short
Sessions OxH DoLLEr per copy.
reduction Of 20per cent one6fth Of the ullobarge)
win be made to any who shall order aad pay for at
one time Eve copies Of the Weekly paper; and ike
ducton Of 25 per cent Tor oneourth Of the fun oharge
to any who VIII order and pay for at te ten OF
more vcqies. wa h
No asoouet being kept for ts paper it viii not be for
waeA To anyone unless paid for in Advance, sent any
loagsr than the time for which it is 80 paid.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-10

Mrs. HuLDAH SPARINo, who born in walpack, IN.
died at Oswego IN W on the sth instant, aged ITO
years. She distinctly recoeced the French war, and
the circumstance of her family being driven from their
home by Indians
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-10

Nothing much dreaded in our schoolboy days as
10 be punished by sitting between two girls All the
force Of eduoation In after years learn to submit To-
such things without shedding tear.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-10

In looking the =. To Let's in the Liverpool papers
we are struck with the number of elegant and
dous country villas that city, with conservsorie
outhouses stables lawns &c. 10 be rented at from $3.50
to $500 year only
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-10
RAILWAY TELEGRAPH SYSTEM.

For facilitating Business and Protecting Life and
Property along Railroads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

tons of oS and 90 aus hserl and that the selection
be rira pocs instead OF By ballot. tLaughter.I
Mr.. STANTON (renn.) said that the bill
proposed sysem OF rewards especially IN 1t after
twenty years Of service, the sailor shalbe permitted
70 go into the Naval Asylum, with halfpay during
his life
Mr.. HALL, (Mo, Loco asked whether
the gentleman would be willing to pension Off GERS
OF the Army and Navy, who have served faithfully
for twenty years.
Mr.. STANTON replied, that the Commit
tee Naval Affairs will report bill putting diss-
bled Naval officers on retired list, thus opening a
way to the promotion Of young officers. For him-
self, he would aot be willing to turn them or the
sailors away, after having faithfully served their
country.
Dir ORR opposed hasty legislation on the
bill, and wanted Time to examine
Mr.. VKNABLE justified the vote which
he gave for the bill, and spoke OF the difficulty IN
which the rnsjori;y had placed themselves.
Mr.. MILLsON said he had cOnversed with
q large number Of those who voted against the bill,
and had learned that they would prefer having no
bill al all. TO thisOAe
Mr.. JONES (Tenn.) proposed 10 relieve
the majority from the dilemma in which the gentle
man from North Carolina (Mr. Venable) seemed to
think they had involved themselves, by moving to
LAY the proposition 10 reconsider the vote by which
the bill was rejected the table, and expressed the
hope that the House would not adjourn until the
question should be taken. We will now see who
viii face the music.
However, the House adjourned, and the
subject went over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
The southern Mail-Frsm rexas-Ship Fever
Ann a,,ai.

BALTIMORE MONDAY March -, lisa.
ne Ne~ Orleans mail, IS iAts as das IS re-
Z we'd.
The papers contain Texas ea'es . the isth but no
ne Il OF importance
NessfS Nils, of Galveston. whose failure some
tine since created something OF panic IN Texas,
were receemisg their notes
The ship James Henderson arrived at Baltimore
10 cay from Liverpool, with ensrsnts, has 20 cases
OF snip fever on board. She is at quarantine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

Hunt ard Philo C Fuller in company with one Dsvia r.
Abe me- in secret TIE hnase # PsttF CssssT. Abs
.srd n be request >smsnt II ssd ag aud
srsos from the t-stipo~, taken he ore the Con
We Can. l. ,kl, sppears iasi the osJsct OF sacs
oi' Ese'fng Hss 20 sg 80 sD'n an alotneai Of Csni
1tFaets political idsrasr, ard grounds Of ps
al f.vois 10 the exclusion o. the priBclp. Of letting
cnrscis {, The loves, responsible Bidder; and
allotment agreed upon secretly By
g aid members Of Csasl Board and afer~ad open
sed b, hem upsn he Beard. and but 70, tbs firm
& said Bead the loss anG damage VI the Safe Of
T. y half million Of dollars ,hefefsre
solred. That's Commit &c Of I'VE be spooinied 70 e1
Al fully INFO the facts and II prs-tcsb 70 take the
ts imosy Of the SAID David H. Abel relative thereto,
report to this House wheher sach proceedings a. sad
vi sceH on he part % the Ler stature against the
or raned officers for ofc al miscsuduci ane b'earh
Of ohtca dutJ.
Mr. WALsB offered a resolution that the
Sc geant at Arms report i'm Bediafely the names OF
all persons subpeno,d BY him to ape Ar before the
Canal Investigating Committee. and that the Chair
nau report the names OF those examined and OF
those summoned who refused to appear, that the
House may take measures 10 indicate It's dig
nifty and authority
Mr.. A. SMITH offered a resolution that
She Acknowledgement Communicate 70 the House in
TO nation In relation 10 The late defautlng Treasurer
Of Onondasa.
afternoon Session.
The House went into Committee on the
bill entitled an Act to stay the collection OF rents In
certain cases. The bill was gone through with and
reported to the House without discussion.
Mr.. HUTCBINs moved that the report lie
the table. Lost, Ayes Is, Nays At.
The report of the Committee was then
agreed to. Recess to O'Clock P. M.
Epening Session.
The evening session was spent in dis
sussng the Canal FRAUD Reports, when, at quarter
past O'clock the Committee rose and reported pro-
gress, and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
Riot neaP Lockport.

LocKPoRr, Monday, March %, 1854.
lie Military and Fire Department Of this village
l.'s reen called out TO queli = disturbance among
TIE iFish about miles wett on the Canal. where
TIE ere having general tight with guns. &c.
Cnt Ja'lh has beer full OF the rioters for past
The isturbance has continued for more than fort
night but no, 10 such extent as at present Ii 10
occat- LED by one party striking FOR higher wages
spc attempting "a drive of those who remain at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

NARnov,sunsn, Monday, MarsA ~, lsSs-
s6est vpon tks ice in the Big Kddy" Of the Dels-
ware River at this place The n,sf rev , tsy
80 d~fed the reeent food, IN Consequence Of Whee
over see ats were bleeked in the rive! shove which
are awsitpe q frsshsS 70 carry then down the uver
IN usrket The weather new indicates raiA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

SYRACUSE, Monday. March ~, icos.
The losg wooden building on Galena =, How
an Tipperary Block, was Destroyed BY are tins mora
irs. 1. vas owned by H. Winchester, OF New fork,
and insured for As SEQ, which viii cover the less.
The innsoissats were mostly In.h isniiiss We
managed 70 save great part OF men IsfAsas !.
wo1sIed. ana il supposed to have been The work OF
an nee ndiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

MEMPHIS, Saturday, March 81. 1854.
C'TToN 10 dull in this msrkst and the receipts are
lishi, owing TO the navigation of the Hu.ehes being
suspended.
CINCINNATI. Saturday, March 81, 1854.
1000 y of BACON SIDEs sold here to-day, dslfv-
cradle the LIST May, at &c. Packet sight Exchange
on New-York itdl " cent premium
The weather Is wet and the river In good naviga-
HE order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

PHILADkLPHiA, MONDAY, March %, 1851.
Jos n Bispbam, aged 6s years, partner in tho
we'll rown firm OF Richards Bispham. Auction
GERS. 'ieo last evening.
Tts daughter Of John Richey, OF York County,
vas lied by lightning during the severe storm on
SatrfGsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
Washington Items.

WARRINGTON, Monday, March 20, 1859.
Plans for executing the public printing are now
eng aging the earnest attention OF the JOINT Commit
tees of Congress. The execution Of the present
contract is wofully deficient and legislation has
been delayed in consequence.
Thirty.two extra clerks will shortly DO dismissed
from the Pension Office
The exhibition of Leuize's picture OF Washington
Crossing the Delaware, in ths Rotunda OF the Capt.
toll, closes to morrow it is reported 10 have been
solo for SIC 0C0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
The Legisiaturs-Iadia Rubber Case.

The Legislature has not yet adjourned.
The India Rubber Case still occupies the U. y.
Circuit Court Judges Grisr and Dickinson, presiding.
The argument of Mr.. Cutting. of Nsw-YOrk, on be-
half Of MI Day was closed This afternoon. u was
able on the point showing the invaidty OF the 70.
issued patent Of Mr.. Goodyear. Tomorrow Mr.
Webster continues his great Argument for the plain
tifs, and expectation 10 on TIP toe. The Circuit
Court continues crowded.
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Fatal Railroad Accident - Navigation at
Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Monday, March 80, 1889.
A peddler, named Lorenzo Maush, was killed on
the Railroad Saturday while walking on the track
near this city. He stepped off on the approach OF
a train, but not far enough, and was struck by the
framework. The train was going at full speed, but
he blame attaches to the Engineer
a he weather is mid here and the ice IL gradually
leaving the Lake. The Creek i, clear, and active
preparations are making for the opening OF navsa.
NON. From present appearances boats Will probably
leave next week.
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Waafern LIENS.

PITTSBURGH, Monday, March go. 1852.
Since the opening of the Pennsylvania Canal
now twelve days-there have bsen POO clsarances
from this point. The amount of freight sent East
ward has exceeded 500 bbls per day.
Rand Thompson, the great swindler, arrested
few days since in Phi ladelphia, as an escaped coz
vict from the Kentucky Pententiary, left this city
Yesterday, in charge Of Assistant-Keeper of the
PenitentIary, en- route for Frankfort
new steamboat company has been started m
this city, for the purpose Of establishing line OF
steamers between Pittsburgh and Louisville, Ky.
Eight first class boats to be contracted for mme-
diatey and will be built with all possible dispatch
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Steamboat EXplosien-Eiahs Lives Lost-Sink-
Ing of Steamer.

MEMPHIS. Saturday, March 81, 1881.
The steamer Pocshontas collapsed both the faes
Of her middle boiler, killing eight persons. and
severely scalding eighteen others All The sufferers
belong to Western States.
The steamer Grampus sunk in the Hutchee River.
No lives were lost.
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Navigation on Lake Ontario.

RocHHsrxR, Monday, March 20, 1852.
The steamer Admiral from Toronto, arrived Ut
this port this morning She had TO cut her way
through the ice 1t Toronto three-quarters Of nile
she b1oush over 200 passengers and large amount
OF goods Navigation between here and Toronto
NAV now be considered open.