The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

Ane elections were progressing favor.
ably Tor The government; here and there
only YHs a member returned by the
iti.i ttttf ~ 81
The reorganization Of the National
GUardsis going forward. A number OF
companies and several battalions had
been already fnrmed. ,.s#,
General Cavaignac had been elected
in the third, the most important district
in France. NJ. Lamartine, though he
declined 10 stand. received I'll votes, a.
gainst l.S0S rec0rded for the Govern.
ment candidate.
Becha's trial had terminated in con.
vicIiOn. and he was fined 500 fiancs.--
The persons who assisted in the circula-
ton of his tracts were each fined $50
francs.
M. CarnOt did mt obtain the required
msjority,so that the election in that dis.
trict will have to be gone over again.
II is rumored. that the Pope. at the
request Of Louie Napoleon, is going TO,
raise the Bishop of Bordeaux to the dig.
nifty Of Cardinal.
The President is indisposed with an
acute rheumatism in the legs. u a.'g
The charter Of the Bank of France,
having only -four years to run. has been
extended to fifteen. The Bank has re-
duced its discount from four to three per
cent, and will lend money. The Gov.
ernnent was expected to apply 70: a
loan shortly.
BRowNLowIsM.-Parson Blownlow
makes the following reply to a remark
of one OF bis exchanges, that the parson
is SO prone to discoulent and so much do.
sirous to have things his own way. that
he would quarrel with the angels in
heaven: -.....
l expect TO 60 to heaven when | die,
but whether create any "discord" there
or not. depends upon affirmative answers
10 the following questions:
Will there be any Senatorial elections
there : Will the nomination of candi-
, dates lake place in caucus And if so.
, will any faction attempt TO cast any more
votes than it is entitled tuY In either
case | will raise row. But those
with whom | am at war in this world
need have no fears Of being involved, as
they are not likely to get there
In his last Knoxville Wing, he makes
the following characteristic annuncia-
tion: a
No paper will be issued from this
office next Saturday. But, thereafter
the reader may expect some develop
ments ofrascality in high places--em-
braciug United States Senators, Supreme
Courts and all kinds Of devilment.
BREAD WrmouT CRUsr.-prepare the
dough the same as for baking, in a lin
basin. When in proper condition. in.
stead of putting it into The oven, put IL
: into kettle. There should be something
in the bottom Of the kettle hoop oftin
two or three inches broad would be best)
tn keep the basin from the bottom. and
there should be sufficient water Ia cover
about one third of the basin. Keep the
I water constantly boiling from the lime
the loaf is put in it. till it is done. which
{ will be about three quarters Of an hour,
= with an ordinary sized loaf To know
| when il is done press upon the centre o
! the loaf with the thumb, aud it done, j
e will puff back on removing the thumb, il
I not. the indentation will remain.
: The loafis nearly as white outside az
inside, aud the outside is scarcely any
harder than the rest. The favor is moi
=. perceplibIy different from bread baked
| Wyoming Go. Mirror.
MUTToN-We mean TO report at leas
thousand times, or till what we say has
: some effect on our conu,rymen, that a
pound Of lean, tender, juicy mutton can
be raised for half the cost of the same
$ quantity offat pork; that it is Infinitely
e healthier food, especially in the summer
season. is more agreeable to the palate
t when one gets accustomed to il; and ths
i those who eat it becomes more muscular
$ aud can do more work with greater ease
a to themselves than those who eat fa
e pork. We know nothing more delicate
If than smoked mutton hams or SouthdowI
y DTeeC VI SHcep-NeulSOH 1861 10 NJ
!. superior Sheep can be kept in fin,
il growing order where other domestic an
!. imals will scarcely exist. and thoLs
Of acres in the State, under an enlighten
= ed system uf sheep husbandrY. may b'
y made to pay good interest where nov
:, they are nearly dead property in ,h'
=, haI DIS of their present owners.-Ameri
can AgricultHrist ,... .
1t "FlDGETiNG BLIss."-This is what
n late writer terms love. Not bad def
e milton. .....
, SOOTHING Paregoric aud doubloon
e the former to a cramped stomach. ant
= the latter 10 cramped pocket book.
h I'll present my bill in dew time,
as the early bird said to the worm.
n V A man caught in railroad coils
d ion, remarked tina; presence of min'
J might he very good, but absence Of bod
~ was better. a...e
W The Legislature of Minnesota hs
% passed the Maine law-to be su5mitte
u t" the people.
!" ~ An injunction has been granted I
, gainst the New York AIT Union, whic
\ 4 is alleged To be nothing but lottery.
:. ~ The Buffalo Commercial think
, boats will commence running betwee
m that city and Cleveland by the 10th {
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