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Death resulting from a disregard
or i1a0ttcsstiO1s to R.sfstsx1'es.
EXTRACTS FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER
THE EMINENT SURGEON.

EXTRACTS FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER
THE EMINENT SURGEON
ladder struck piece Of wood and bruised W Rupue he complained
OF violent pam and died IN four hours
CASE H.
mldles aged who had been afflicted with Hernia for many
injured by violent push within hour after he
nred him. hi, conntenace that Of dying mabs nothing
that could devise had the effect during the three days that he
vysd' OF a'e'sng' III any degree, his torture
CASE ILL.,
Mr. GbboD died from neglect of his Rupture When reflect
upon the talents and foresight that great historian forced 10 the
conclusion h"' thete must De something III me nature OF the eion
th' sPene inc SENSES ae actual dangers always attending it,
CASE Nv.
operated upon suffered intense pain and shortly after died in
a-onv
CASE "
about fifty of had been subject for years
Rupture which could be returned without difficulty Constipation took
place the cath of January could not be removed and he
brought St Bartholomew Hospitals strong cathnrs having failed
in procuring relief the operation performed the seventh
from the strangulaton proved fatal The patient died the fol
lowing evening.
"
taken INTO ST. Thonass Hospital for strnnguated
nqaia Hernia the attempts made to reduce unsuccessful and
give him relief f"ed and on the eleventh day he sank the arms Q"
DEATH
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS.

MARRAeEs AND DEATHs.-We will hereafter publish the
simple announcement of marriages and deaths free d
charge.
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Telegraphed to the Daily Crescent.
Bp tbe 3ssopIe's (@R stIIa) ltnf.
Nauvor1r Markets


There has been moderate demand to-day in the Cot
ton market and $500 bales been sold at unchanged
prices Flour has declined and is dull at 81 81 "a s
per Dbl for State brands Corn has been quiet and the
rates lower: yellow and white selling at u cents
per bushe Mess Pork is steady at SIS 80 for Old and
SIS per barrel new Rio Coffee is in fair request at
So a cents per 1b.
3 Steamer Sailed-SCity of Glasgow.
The Cunard steamer Canada sailed to-day for Liverpool
with over half million dollars in specie. The steamer
City of Glasgow put into Halifax to-day "a dispatch
f 5ays ago announced her arrival at Philadelphia
Eds.
CINCINNATI. February 26.
The large machine shop and engine house at Northeld
with large locomotives entirely destroyed
day by fire. They all belonged to the Central Railroad
Company.
Congressional Proceedings.
WAsHlSGroN February 90
In the Senate to-day select committee baoted for
investigate the decisions the Board of Commits
sioners on Mexican claims
In the House, the Bounty Land bill amended by
providing for Registers and Receivers who will be paid
fifty for each land located this to be paid
by the person locating the warrant Warrants to be
issued to be asgnabe and the provisions of the act
greatly extended in other respects The bill was put
upon its passage pending the question the House adj
journed.
Senate Proceedings.
WASHINGTON Feb. 20, evening
Mr. Soule has been made Chairman of the select
ttee to investigate the proceedings of the Board of
Commissioners on Mexican Claims
Rumor-France and the United States.
NETWORK. Feb &c
II reported here this afternoon that Mr. Webster
received dispatches from the American Minister Paris
To latp In
Washington City,
Ohio River-Steanlboats.
PITTsBuRGH. Feb &c.
The river here is still falling, with eleven feet water
the channel Weather cold and cloudy
LOUISVILLE Feb &c.
The river at this place is rising with nine feet water on
the Falls The steamboat Cleona has arrived and the
Moro Castle. the W. B. Clifton, and the Brooklyn have
departed
Bn the Southern Line.
Liverpool Markets.
New YoRK. Feb. 70
The sales in the Liverpool cotton market during the five
DAVIS preceding the departure of the Atlantic were So O0O
bales
At the date of the Atantic sailing quoted
at 1854.
NewYork Cotton Market.
NEwYoRK. Feb. 81
The cotton market to-day has been without animation
but closes this evening without any quoae change in
prices.
Arrival of the BaItic--Case of Mrs. Gaines
MIR. Clay's Health.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.
The Collins Steamer Baltic has arrived for the inspection
Members of Congress and of the President and Govern
ment. She produces quite sensation
The Supreme Court will deliver decision in the great
Gaines Monday next the LIST of March 1t is well
understood here that the Judgment will be adverse to Mrs
Gaines
Mr. Clay health is improving very decidedly,
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MADAME ApoLpHE,-This lady, whose extraordinary
skill in phrenoogy and other kindred sciences has gained
for her so much fame and whose at the Western
Veranda ofTchoupoulas and Julia streets have
been almost constantly crowded since her arrival here
about to leave for NewYork Those who wish to call upon
her have but few days left in which to do 40.
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Chas j. Walker. No. p Exchange Place has sent us a
romance entitled AMY LAWRENCE the Freemason's
Daughter, by the author of Stanfield Hail., the
Jesuit, etc tisirom the publication Office of Carrot
Co., % Ann street. NewYork
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JIMMY REyNoLDs's BENEFr.--Wc made mistake yes
terday morning in announcing Jimmy Reynolds benefit
at Dan Rices Circus for last evening 1t takes place
night and feel assured that the entertainment will
well repay visit trust that the friends of the little
clown will not forget him this occasion Jimmy has II
thing or two to say which should be heard by every body
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LARGE BUSINESS CorIov.-We perceive by our weekly
commercial summary thae the sales of Cotton for the week
just closed have reached the large amount of
THOUSAND This. we believe. is the heaviest week 5
business known in this market
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FoR AtpERMAN.-We are regret to say authorized
to state that Mr. VIM L. Gushing will for Alder
man in the seventh Sixth and Fifth wards composing
district under the charter But we are neycrthc-
less happy to learn that in the candidacy he has declined
he is succeeded by clever and unexccptonable gentle
man, Mr. Il, B. whose initials are sufficient for his
friends
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Married:

In CUyingo, ia Wednesday, February by s. b
Hail Mr.. Jt>TCS H. WEBER and Miss NANCY W WEilER-
TON, all Of that place.
On Thu'sdn annery y IN st Baton og" parish by W.
MN
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We under obligations to the Parser The steam
ship Cherokee for his attentions
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GS~ For RECoRDER.-We are authorized to
Mr. BoULiGNY RECORDER THE
FOURTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS, formerly the city
fayette. fr2S
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lIs~ For RECORDER.--We are authorized to
Mr.. JOSEPH ETTER caniiat,
CoRDER OF TIE FIRST DISTRICT sljert
Conyeu ion. fp9l
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gzfS~ For observation-disclosures. Editors Please
CHARLES " JoNTE Candidate RECORDER OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF SGW ORLEANS At the
ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
The First District Felicity Road. fels
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Thanks to the clerk of the steamer Paul Anderson for
river fi,yors
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zess- WHO MEETING. TnIRn WARD. SEcoN1

rs" WHIG MEETING, THIRD WARD, SECOND
MuNcrA TYThe Wings the Third Ward, Second Municipality,
will please assemble LOUIS FASCIINETs BEER GARDEN
potyirre Annunciatinn Streets SATURDAY EVENING
NEXT the 2sh Instant hapns O'Clock for the purpose mp
pointing Delegates attend the City Convention TO sATuR
DAY, the 6h of March, for the purpose Of nominating Candidates a
Mayor Comp oe Treasurer, Surveyor, Street Commissioner Re
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j. q. .Morqas.'s Literary Depot,

EXCHANGE PLACE, adjoining the Pou-ofnce
EB BOOKS published in the United States together
REVIEWS MAGAZINES, NOVELS, promptly
issued from the
Also the English aud American STANDARD WORKS are always
kept on hand.
Citizens Strangers respectfully invited to call
Orders any AMERICAN FOREIGN BOOKS received and
am2n
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IzG~ For Recommendations N. HAWTHORN is
of NewOeans subject the nomination Of the Wing Convention
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Thanks to the officers of the Georgetown for
Louisville papers.
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@ss~ For CITY SuEvEYon.-Wc are authorized
HUGH GRANT Candidate CITY SURVEYOR OF
ORLEANS. g- Elestion Monday, March ~
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MARSItAIS of the Companies will
meeting SATURDAY EVENING February past O'Clock,
at the Hall OF Mississippi Fire Company No. Two.
fen ct SAMUEL G. RISK. Grand Mar shall,
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nas- For COMPTROLLER, Pleas

DEBUYs, present Comptroller Municipality One
Candidate tbs COMPREHENSIVE OF THE CITY
ORLEANS.
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nu- A CARp.-MApANEC ELnsrE has the honor

: = 7.
to inform her friends and the public generally that her BENEFIT will
take Charles SATURDAY EVENING 2S
which occasion she will bill which, novelty
Unprecedented great expense trc, produced
musical seocomca Terpschoren Burlei entitled TANNING
TARTAR! Together with other expressed
bills Of the day. feg7
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cent; ssrhe friends ct good desire testify the
election month"; their appreciation OF e talents integrity
Mr. JOHN CALHOUN, electing him the office Of C0SPTROI
l.ER which you will please
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NG~ For CITY SuRvEYoR.-Messrs. Editors of
the Crescen
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE.
lz3s- Election on the 2?d March, 1852. felG up
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Great Reduction ile Prices!
MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT OF
ALFRED MUNROR g. CO,
No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET.
FRoCK AND DRESS COATS.
French and English Black Cloth Dress ana FrcA Coats;
n" g h''"' Mulberry III Gr, mn cI ,lI Eeci hon.;
Hm,sy. Fur fpe b .1" a.? I'll Fancy colOrd Cloth walking lo
French t;nsR Aylsrry anl Olive Opera Sues;
c,n., Estr sasrfas rP sn Fanny Wslng Cont;
French F B% S S ,,oT si an, Div, Coat
sSg StaS5 Gra eo sGS9 a t s e Sc Ss
Blue, ind Drai Tiiot sG GIo @l sat
BLANKET COATS:
French sup'rfne Blue Brown and Gray s,cs and paoo
extra long Frocks;
third Fanry coored Gray src. and Pnleto,,
TWEED COATS:
FRENCH English aud American Tweed sa,s, froek Pse.
:, :. FPS oIis.
s sIss and md p ss G gs t gsra, quality
Fancy Silk and Satin Vests, all quaifies
SIsaS At ssi:; Cloth v,, p",
%nis Na ,"H s @ni Buff Cashmere
Is' We ask particular attention to onr assortment a, v.,, ,
WEDDING and soTREE VESTS; abo, style JENNY LIND
French L Iilark DoeskD md Cashmere pnp,IoOpsi
English and american Gray and Mixed cn4nee rou,slosn.
Royal Ribbed md Iuciskin Cashmere rnp,oIor.
Blue h!ack Saiinot. and Pilot CIntn '
''e"'" an" fAH''ri'"" 'otona'e
GENTLENFN+S FIR >IsuINc coono
Linen and Cottr, Shi... IN ,.,,,.
VIII. Hrn,yr o, a. T. 10 a. anat s lesi
I{,gaII tonr AMI i ~ I'LL, 'o iI ~, I"diueF
CIer, md Cottnn ii ," n a =, III ~ qSanIins
All Wool and Sn,rr R5i.s ~ IGN 's' H quhloesi
t'anze, AeDo Cotton, Lise Thread and FLANNEL sl-,,
Heavy silk and Gauze SILK Ln,rrslrts: ''
,,tay md Red Msrino unlershjrts;
Cotton Flannel and ri'i P,n Mn TIm sh'
Drawers of all the above descriptions,
HALF HOSE,
nr Co,,on i IT, i'i '+tlb' wool Hose ALL qualities.
British Thread six and Ils t.I T' ,G
Shaker knit and Country knit ali Woo, "
BOYS AND CJIIIDRENrs ri nrt,Sc
Boys Black, Blue, Brown, ani Olive Cloth rrocks.
. - - eokhs;
Gro, r., II, s@sj
. French md $500, ii,,o, ~,
RIAL IA NJ i, III ~ n VIZ" &c Jackets
b. D. ~ ", ~ 'ul Si1nks;
Chldreu's Black Fancy Cofsfed Cloh Snits '"u'
Blue Brown Phil,
lick and and Fnry &, iJ i tn Is Sa'k Coats
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y For CoMrTRoILER.-Edtors of the Ores,

l.iJ~ For MAYoR.--Editors of the Crescent
Judge T. W. CoLLESS announced candidate MAYOR,
iec the nomination Of the Wing Convention.
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5Has~ WING MEETING, FIFTH WARD, SECOND
Wings Of the Fifth Ward, Second Municipality
requested assemble TUFTS HOTEL Canal sATUR-
DAY EVENING February At hafpn O'clock appoint Dele
gates the City Convention Saturday, March,
purpose nominating Candidates for Mayor Recorder Comptroller
Treasurer, Suryeyor and Commissioner.
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The .sn,es.ica,, almanac for 1862.

tS- THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Full KNOWLEDGE FOR THE YEAR 1852, for sale by
an12 &c MORGAN Exchange Place, the Post Office
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ny Canal Street. ~sM III

H(l gs- Canal Street. ~saN Hl)
G. NJ. SIMPSON
E4- Has just opened
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED SWISS MusLINs.
FRENCH PARAsoIS, NEW STYLES
BAREGEs AND MUsLINS very cheap.
REDUCTION IN RIBBONS!
The Cheap Ribbons still lower price.
BEST KID GLOVES AT SIXTY CENTS.
Superior RIvIERED LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERcHlEFs with
Embroidered sealioped Edge, AT ~ each.
Extra Fine LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCEFs, at so each
EMBROIDERED AND LACE GOODS.
uNDERsLEEyEs
cIIEMIsE1rEs,
COLLARS CUFFS,
THREAD LAcEs,
cApEs, CURTAINS, etc.
HANDSOME GINGHANs u Twelve and Il Half Cents.
LINEN GOODS.
IRISH LINENS,
LINEN LAWNS,
LINEN stlEETINGs,
PILLOW CASTINGS,
LINEN MOSQUITO MEETINGS.,
ToWELINGs,
TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS sic.
Es- Also all descriptions OF
PLANTATION AND
fe?s step SIMPSONS. 30 Canal street.
Guinness $ Hill.
So CAMP STREET.,
DEALERS IN
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
GOLD PENS, FINE CUTLERY, UMBRELLAS,
CANES,
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS,
IA VS., OPERA GLASSES, P0RT-MoN NAIES,
Dressing, Liquor, Work, Jewel, Glove and
oDEUR CASES,
E23 FINE FANCY ARTICLES step
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Died.


On Friday February Il, JOHN SWAIN, aged So YEARS. ueli
Devonshirc, England
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NEW PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE WASH

may have ordinary Truss yoa without
accident serious injury from imperfect retention pres
ulon the bowels bnt then again be taken during the
week with all the horrible and M symptoms strangon.
ES Remember the above and while opportunity
they TO THE BEST MEANS OF
SECURITY.
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lsn the Southern linc.
LIVERPOOL Markets,

New York. Feb. 70
The sales in the Liverpool cotton market during the five
DAYS preceding the departure the Atlantic Sc
bales.
At the date of Atlantcs sailing consols quoted
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rs" For Observation-Disclosures. Editors Mr.,
CHARLES H. TANEY old and welIknOwn resident This
candidate for the ensuing election and will supported
al his friends whose e24l LEGION,
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Mzs- FIRE DEpARrMExr ANNlvEnsARY-.Th

NssS~ FIRE DEPARTMENT ANNIvERSARY-.The
MARsALs Of the Fire Companies will adjourned
meeting SATURDAY EVENING, February past O'Clock,
at the Hall OF Mississippi Fire Company No. Two.
ie27 ct SAMUEL g. RISK, Grand Marshall
ya5~ For MAYoR.-Edtors of the Crescent:
Judge 7. W CoLIENs for MAYOR
iect to the nomination Of the Wing Convention fe4+5tt
10" For COMPTROLLER Editors of the Ores
srsrhe friends good government testify, the
election next month"; their appreciation OF M talents and
Mr. JOHN CALHOUN eeeng lin to the office Of coSPTRO
lERo which you will please announce him Candidate fest
III For COMPTRoILER.-The undersigned is
a of COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS respectfully ocits the aes his fowitzens
ie4l e AnOLPHE LAYET.
Rsy" FOR COMPTROLLER - Please announce
DEBUYs the present Comptroller of Municipality One
Candidate tbs COMPREHENSIVE OF THE CITY OF
ORLEANS.
gaE~ For RECORDER Ohm N. HAWTHORN is
edate for the office of RECORDER Of the First District the City
of NewOreas, subject the nomination OF the Wing Convention
fe96 tmht
10 For RECoRDER-We are authorized to
Mr. f. BouLGNY Candidate RECORDER OF THE
FOURTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS formerly city
fayette. fe2S
NJ" For RECORDER. are authorized to
Mr. JOSEPH ErrER candidate for the office of RE-
CoRDER OF TIE FIRST DISTRICT subject the decision of the
Wing Convention. fe2l
laS~ For RECORDER. -AIessrs Editors Please
CHARLES V. JONTE Candidate for RECORDER OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, At the
ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
~ The First District extends from Canal Felicity ROad e
lsi5~ For RECORDER H. SHIELDS is
Candidate the office of RECORDER OF THE FIRST DISTRICT
subject to the nomination Of the Wing Convention feie
Ig~ For CITY SuRvEYon-W are authorized
to Cnndnt. CITY SURVEYOR OF
As~ For CITY SuRvEYoR-Messrs. Editors of
Please LOUIS H. PILE
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE.
10 Election on the 22d March, 1852. trlG Up
JG:ts~ For Observation-Disclosures Editors: Mr.,
CHARLES II. TANEy old and welIknon resident Of This ciy
candidate for TREASURER the ensuing election and will supported
by ali his friends, whose name ia Iie2il LEGION.
lsSs~ For TREASuRER-WM II. GARLAND is a
Candidate CRER OF THE CITY or NEW ORLEANS. 2O
NJ" For STREET CoMMIssIONER.--Plea an
oNrANYE Candidate for the office of STREET
MISSIONER solicitation many friends the ensuing election,
nd March, fe2S II
Mg~ THE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN will be sup
ported by Bank ensuing
election DIRECTORS, MONDAY March i, viz.
WILLIAM AiILNG,
NJ. W HOFFMAN,
S. SMITH,
w \ b HESeERsoN,
A. CARRIERE. tegs 1t
rs" PLACIDE's VARIETIES - CARD The
honor your company respectfully requested
TUESDAY EVENING next, March . GEO. HOLLAND.
delightful is anticipated. Amuscments
o'clock.
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R.Ss~ For TREASuRER.-WM H. GARLAND is n
Candidate orTREAsURER CITY or NEW ORLEANS
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Fihsr WARp--Earssel's, of Race and Magazine
SECOND WssOT=K eatzes, corner of Poymna and
Nayates.
y THIab w EMBELLISHMENTS Beer Garden corner poey
fare and Annunciation
FOURTH WARp.--Apolic House. corner of Apollo and
Triton Walk. 5gaE,a4
Firth WanD--Tufts' Hotel, Canal street
SMITH WARD.-Lousiana Hose Co i House
SEVENTH WARp.-Charies Meyers cosler of Circus and
Julia
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
ThIrly-seeond congre..- rIr.t .e..Ion.

u WAsBIsoTos. Jan. 90.
3 RATg.-Mr Cnss presented the Detroit reso-
lniions requesting the nirrpnsitinn oI Cavern.
'uent Ia effect the release Of smith O'Briru IN 0
powerIul and impressive speech Mrssrs Berrien
Butt and Hale participated in the definite.
HOUSE, Mexican indemnity bill debated IN
Cor mtee Of the Whole. Mr.. Disney mnde
some severe reinnrks upon the course Of Mr. Web
Ter IN the matter ... .. .f ...
WAsHISGToS. January 90.
The Detroit resolutions IN ll>or ~ inierpositnn
IN behalf Of the Irish Patriots after debate were
laid on thr table,
Foote'S resnuiion declaring the Cnmpromise
measures q definite settlement of the slavery
question WINS debated by Mr. Davis until The Tx.
ecniive session.
Amendments to the Mexicnn Indemnity bill
rejected The committee Of The whole reported
10 the House amendments approprialimg 10000
lnr the relief of the Lopez prisoners now in Spain
Adopted. and the I,ill reported To tie House
pending the question on the amendment
WAsHISOroE. January %
SESArg.-Mr. Clark presented a resolution
from Rhode Island against ilogging. and spirit ra
| tinns nrhe Navy.
Mr. Bradford presented "A bill TO amend the Ju
dicial system. .....-... sI
HonsE,- Bill aPPropriatins So 900 for the relic
Of the Lopez prisoners wis passed. Yeas li7
nays 90; among the latter were Campbell anC
Stanton, of Ohio. .f.... ......
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
From New York.

New York. Jan2l.
The grand Jury has brought in IA bill Of indicI.
mcnt ngaus! Bennett Oi the Herald Tor libe Oh
the directors ur the American Art Uni,m.
It's announced that the Austrian government
has granted an amnesty which includes many
Hungarian persuneges who have nlways sheen hos
tile To Knssulh. ,Amons them Count. BaliIyani,
who has been residing in Paris.
The New York aud Galway steamship company
is To construct four first class steamships nl 200C
tons EACH with all the mndern Improvements, t.
run llum Jersey City to Galway, Ireland touch
lug al ST. Johns. N + when the telegraph is fin
ished To Ibis point. ....
1t is thought that the President of the U s
will have influence enough with Great Britain Il
secure the release of the lrish'latrint exes.
... ..U NEw York Jan 90.
The IIungarnn Committee has prepared bond
for the National Loan in sums Of one dollar To 0i,,
hundr d. payable upon the establishment OF th'
republic Of Hungary. ... ........ .....-..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

I-Y They have a bar room in CaliGur.
MIA one hundred aud fifty feet loug, in
which forty bar keepers arc employed
eighteen hours Of lwenty.fuur. in retail
ing liquors at twenty-five cents glass.
Cg~A young man who had just mar,
ried an under sized beauty, says that she
might have been made taller and larger,
but that she is Of such precious materials
that nature couldn't afford ii.
eTThe tendency Of the world, very
lruIy remarks an exchange, is toward re-.
inemeut When a man now days
wishes to communicate the diligence
that daughter has been added to his
family, he merely states that his domes
tic affairs have reached cry ySis. 81.
~ A correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury, who edits the obituary depart
ment, in a recent notice of gentleman
recently delunct, says he was "cut Oft in
the bloom ofyoulh," buts"left numer'
Gus offspring" na. a,.r. -. .s-.- ..e .
" After careful consideration of al
the arguments for and agains; capita
punish meut, we have come To the cohclu
sion that the debt of nature" shouldnev
or be pad, ifit cannot be collected with
out an eTecatioa. ............ ,.. ... ...
IT Prof. kinkel. the German revDlu
tiouary'agent, addressed an immense mass
meeting at New Orleans on the Nth inst.
after which resolutions To cairy out the
object of his mission were adopted with
great unanimity. .,". z o. '.." ..'
" Senator Rhet. Of S. c., is detain
ed at his residence in that State, by Sc
we're indispusiliCn. -
UIt is stated that the deiaIcation o.
the late State treasurer Of Missouri viii
range from S39. 900 to $50, 900 So
~ Several arrests have been made o
persons supposed to have been engaged
in the late robbery of the Portsmouth
| Va, Bank r" ..7'.t -''' "'J" - t,
1 EN-T The Emperor MaximiIlian became
so large in consequence Of eating, tba
his wife's bracelets served him for ring
to his fingers. 's' ' 900 3
| VIt is said that one out of sixteen o
the Boston population, or 5000 in all ]
pauPer.