Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

!, Msagher. the Irish pa,rip, and exile,
r not liable to be demanded from our Gov
/. ernment by England, the "Bul!e IN say,
we may state that the treaty only require
: the delivery of persons convicted OF mur
der, piracy. robbery, forgery and othe
r helnous crimes; such offences as treason
: suspicion of treason. desertion, &c, beln.
! carefully excepted, and this was full,
. understood in the negotiations lha, prece
det the treaty. 81 that Mesgher i.
perfectly sale frem moleslalion on Ac.eri
can soil.
We resre, to learn mn Capt. VIM
Slenker, Benjamin Fisher. JOHN Gsu,h
William 5. knepley. John Armstrong nc
andrew Me,r:H, all Ct Clinton ccun,y
were arrested IN Columbia last week iol
passing counterfeit money in Philadelphia
where they were laken for investigation
before Mayor Howell. 10 Their possession
vas found S345 IN Commercial Bank note.
besides So MddIe,own Bank note, five
FL Lauca. er Bank notes, auu furl,-slxS s.
Harrisburg Bank noes-aii coun erieIt,
ine investigation came IF on Salurday Y
aiternoon last, and they were all commit.
ted 10 prison.
While IN Boston. jenny Lind became
. acquainted with The rare musical Abilities
oi Mss Philips, and advised her 10 stud y
under an European masler. The gene
rous Ssede also recommended her to
Garcia, celebrated es a teacher of the
divine ari. Mss Philips took the advice,
and al last accounts was IN London under
The tuition oil Garcia, who writes to Jenny
expressing thanks for having sent him so
promising pupil. Her voice is a con.
traito. which bids lair TO be second only
TO the first in The world, that OF Al5oni. So
say the musical critics.
Whie Mr.. Jacob Rose fna,ive of Sha.
mokln, Nor cumberland Co y now OF Long
Grove, in this county. and his son Jacob,
aged about Is years, were fishing in the
Mil Pond attached to Vincen,'s Mill near
Hail Day on Friday Of lest week, the son
accidentally le!l IRON the dam, when the
:atiier, to rescue him. leaped into the
waller and both were drowned. Mr.. Rose
was a man highly respected BY all his
acquain,a noes and has left a large family
10 mourn his Waukegan NiI) Ca
Zel,e.
LIME FOR PEACH TREas.-We have
the authority of The Hon. John NJ Clay ton.
who is among the most improving farmers
of the most improving Stale in The Union,
Delaware thai lime is the best manure
ever applied to peach trees. He scrapes
the dirt off and applies from three 10
dozen shovelsiul Of lime fresh from the
kiln TO the naked roots. Grubs die and
peaches live BY the operation. Certainly
we have never seen more healthy looking
trees than those Of farmer Clayton.
INFANrIcIDE.-A new born female inlan,
was discovered in the privy attached TO the
premises Of one Of the respectable citizens
10 Bloomsbury on last Tuesday morning.
ESQ. Pointer, summoned jury of twelve .
men, who after holding an inquest on the
body, reported hat i, came 10 lis death by
sufocation. A coIored woman, named
Jackson, formerly Of Danvile, is
lis mother. and was instrumental in causing
It's death.
On Saturday week, as Mr.. John Robin.
holt was driving four horse team, near the
FuIIing Mil Hill in Maine township, in Co.
lumbia county, q most fatal accident oc
CURED to him. When last seen he seemed
10 be asleep, and the horses rdn of, break
ing and tearing The harness, jerking the
loo, of one Of the horses and treaking |
his leg; and the wagon passed over the
hips OF the unfortunate man, so severely
niurlng HIM, that he lived but four hours
after. lie leaves q v ifs aud seven chill.
dren.
*" one Of the Washington correspon-
dents of The i3ali,more Sun, makes the
following point ia one Of his late letters !:
Il noliced thai not a single member Of
he European corps diplomaiique attended
Mr., Adams iuner,I. Had a German
Duch-s. died, wlrh her pedigree in the
Sax- Go,ha Almanac, they would have
oliowe ed on foot. knd vet these men
claim extraordinary lmmunltIes from cen
sure here"
The entire front Of the large brick ware
house at Chicago, belonging 10 G. NJ.
Reed, of Erie, tel! TO tie ground on the
l3 h ull. The warehouse was filed with
20. 900 bushels Of grain, winch were
empied into the street. It was feared
that several persons we're buried under it.
The citizens were employed in clearing
awsy the grain, so as TO get at them.
We learn from the Adler. that on Thurs
day Of last week, little girl about two
years old. daughter Of Jacob Lies, Of Spring
township, Berks Co., fell into a tub Of
boiling water that stood in the kitchen.
She was quickly extrca,ed, and afterwards
sat some time al the table and ale but,
subsequently, she was seized with convul
sioa., and died ia about nine hours after
the occurrence.
The GLORY OF WAn-The spirit Of the
age is fast developing itself in opposition to
the foolishness Of supporting armies in time
Of peace. The present army Of The United
States, numbers 10000 men. To keep
and support them costs The snug sum Of
SIC. .O80, 600 or $1,000 each. A sum
sufficien, 10 pay the State debt Of Pennsyl
vania in 4 wears.