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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

~ Free Kxcnrsior 20 Cyarsnceyilie.-Thoss ds-
Gin have 6ns Opportunity 90 TEuRsDAY next, Oct.
vhsn Excursion Train Of lie Long Island Railroad win
4 ~ sA returning leave Cisfencevills ~ p. NJ TICK
= hse q sAes(s msy be obtained Of D. T. MACFARLAN.
0ses,N Aesst Nc. Hssss-st, BON II A. n 10 ~. N,
y u ny o. ~ char sssSn 81 &c property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

1.-TWO GIRLS want Situations one as
coed plain Coax ws.her and lrone, Or 2 90 ssIs "a
-, he c,bsr ~ Chanbermsid Wsuest OF . DO pain
swing or 70 mind children Tie two se esssss ooeo
e,sv relersuces from their lss Place Can BE seen or
TO isys At No. ls5 fnluyt, four essu ton 0oioss,
Brsekyr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

~ Four Tickets by the Georgia for snn
fTaAcisco THIS DAY. trIesday.) two choice sta.s-
Rooms ana two Seesge for s Apply tsfors u oel0cs
to J. 4. ACKLEY, No. 80 Nnssas st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

A s CHAMBERMAID, and fine Washer
IA and lroner by steady, industrious young Womln
in private family or % do the ho1ss work of ms f.G
w. Can give the bstcity referance Cal No 81 SPRING
o., loom No. 5, for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

- Pesr.Oflce, New-Yerk.--NoTIcE.--
California Nas per o. Esii Steamer GEORGIA via As
Din vail d,.s, win elose q this Office en- TuEsDAY Oct
5MiPM Nm. '. BRADY, Pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

NJIBLO'S GARDEN-JoHr SETON,
v M.r.,s,-THIS EVENING Oct. s. viii DO per.
sorm.s THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE
Lady Racket Miss Fitzestnek s slF T. ns'Ae"'
Ruel EtpAgnO la Ciane,
p. a. Observation-Disclosures Pougsud X Mons. Msgs
YOUNG AMERICA.
Mai Nsrnst. Mr. Lynne Capt Dsshaions W hesilelsn
Mr. Pooley......Mr Sloan Mrs. Dsshaions MrsConover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

NABIN AND PARLOR or SLAVES
~ AND MASTERS, by J. Thornton Randolph. One
volume. S5s pages ePriee so cents in paper cover; ora
uer edition on better paper aud bound in cloth guilt
for ST. Published BY T. 3 PETERSON,
Nos 81 ard 80 Che,nutst Philadelphia.
Booksellers had better ssnd 10 their orders at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
Rem pnblifatiGns.

H ENNETH A Romance of the High
IN lar ds with numerous Er cravings ,
been sue @-s ito ef % 10 M " hs1
OF seo,b Romance. anor TIE VII and iIil SUPER
tic Hrnsnis teJctei with tefr'e yet coise1
in al the and aacteness Of Rsyno5s unraied
style lsSe.h1h,
hDeaor ban a.ori and Keans.h, Sich style WORTHY
OF Waie Scott" incident ard interest va IT, cele
braie3 Scottish Cl VII take t rank IN the hsrsry ~ scot
,,sb ,omap,e fWeefy Tlnes.
prize Is cents II LONG G. BROTHER,
No - Ann at, Nev.fogk
KENNETH las been drsmshzsd and is now having
great run al the Bowery Thestcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

IS NURSE, by a respectable Woman,
capable Of taking the entire charge OF sery or an
irfspt tom it, birth Can produce The best OF reference
Can be seen for two days at No. 50 Grand-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

A , CHAMBERMAID, or TO do general
IA houssuok in small prvit. family BY respectable
Protestant Girl Has good city reference Apply No u
Crosby St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
EyOR SALTWATER PRIVILEGE.
THO PHYSICIANS.-For sale, a snug

Practice ard snail Drug Store, which has done god
business the lsst ve year, In good neishhorhooS Terms
$780, CASH Likewise House with Is rooms ast one sete
Of Lend fer eec In the village o. Worthwhile. CT Lchhsid
County only cAsh tbs present wishes 10 %
West Apply at DR. B0YLIpS Office No Il College place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

AS Cook, W,sher and Ironer, by re-
IA spectacle YouBs Womsn. Can get good rsferencss
nom er last plscs Csn be seen for two days az No Us
" est 18th st., between eth and 9Th avs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

A S LADIES MAID and Seamstress, In a
IN private amily By very experienced Gil with ex-
csent city reference Csn cut aud az to perestcn, DO
hair oesisE Ie Call AZ No. 80 Wes. lSihst hrs house,
In the rear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

nTESSRS. NASH & CURTIS beg to
AND cUORAI CT So IA TUESDAY EVENING, Oct n
1852 At their Rooms No AIS Brc,d~sy. hsndsrS :" Ass
and 6astes" followed By choice nsdnsa Gee OPessIe
and other muEc win be praceed dufins ne ,erm 2,
ponfhs Levers Of Mass are cordially invited 70 b
DAp Eepsstssy Glen viii scOs b formed snssf ns
asyeef,es Of M MAZE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

rS' New-York Historical seciety.-Fhe Iss9
ar moathly meeting Of this Society val he h:d sieif
room I, the University, on TUESDAY EVENING, GA ,
"a oe eek letter viii be read ftom Hon. JOHN X
8ART'Is,T~T Commissioner O the HsIiean Boundary.
NaUNsELL 3. FIELD, Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
Dn.ts

A You've GILL. between II aud -
IA years old wishes to take situation In a respectable
family She pefes skrg care Of child she /. par
tculaT, fond children. Also voud herself gsae
rav uteiu required. Is native OF this co1aty Apply
At 5thst between etn and 7,havs third door from the
nh-tv, on The sht hand side down from TIA 6ll-ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
MINERVA ROOMS. No. 4o6 BROAD

Iva WAY-Open every nisht, AID en- WeaaastaJ ard
stiprssv af,erpooDs At O'Clock NJ Admission > cent?
To commences al o'clock The Grand pauoTEn. Of 20.
SCOTS Campaign IN McKee, from the landing 3. Yer. Graz
until he planting Of the American Flag On the h,i1
MOnieZUnraI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
T,O CAPITALISTS and DRUGGISTS.

Inn TO $50 per cent. month can
wv positively be made l'or ieY monsh'l 10 sssia
end pleasant business On lae small Amount ~ capital
many Or ntra uow ergased IN this business who are,
For particulars addreo box No. 3S ~ nsr cent
name, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

VIeO PRlNTERS.-For sale, Printing
Office with on esiabist Cd business ard the rood viii
To G competent yours man, with msl means the above
viii aoa rare opportunity to enter into saoce&saI oas-
ness Only small al cash vii be Ielai ca prove-
ed the has the Necessary business seat ana ohsi
seter IN. balance OF IN, purchss money viii Ne mFo sats
.s.sctery Aypl, 20 GEO IL BELL, NO. lo5 Nassso-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

AS general HoUsEMAID, or TO mind
~ Children bys respectable Protestant Girl wond
mss herself generally useful Can be seen ortwo days, a.
No l72 lethN, little above Sthsv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
~ uov,t yerrop Con tinued. or Fieetweod.


e.t,nr Of THIS As.ocia lion will be held on WEDNES
DAY EVENING Oct G. ct the Crystal. No, sS GTsnd<'-
al n ocloel Il heh time and opPoruuity VIII Dc offered
The pubhe or securing plot Of ground mot
and beautifully situated on the Harlem hNHoAa i'~''
estsnse rom Mount Vernon. BY oiderei ,,, ,-,,.
ROBr j. TIFFANY. President
Doct j. COVERT, NiseFIsSidsns
j. T.. BREWsyEG, seeretsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
DROADWAY THEATER e. A.

DURTON'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID s-YHIs EVENING. Oct s. viii be performed
THE POOR GENTLEMAN,
Fr,di Bnmble,..,. Bi,hsr Dame Hsrrowby. MB Dyott
DR. Olspcd ...... II. Placide L. Dobhins Johnston
Lieut. WoEl gion. Dyoit sten Ha-rowby Thompson
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.
Jack Phsntom.... Burton Mumps. fhompson
Fmilys...........MlsH Hill Patty. .....'.hr Bernard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
l SITUATION WANTED by a Prot

ESIDENT GovERNEss, by young
IA LADY qualified in tie English hrar :hes CnsA-
e.p iional references Evsa- Address Go'EhNEss' NO.
I66 Esss l4th-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
NWO REsPEcTABLE YoUYe GIRLs
TWO REspEcriBIE YoryG WoaEy
ME ADVERTISER. a young Lady

OF respecsblity, ia dssrous Of Obtaining si'nAton,
family Dressmaker or Coverosss ia gen'ee, family
Nhsrs aha would b. trese1 member of hs family 10
stiys in business Of any kind would 5b leave ths
cJ, would travel With lady. All com nguicsr1ns si
drsssed to Mis- =. WALhEs, dur!ug the week No SIS
ID sv, will meet attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

TWO SISTERS, respectable young wo-
IL want sitr.tions; one les iNs rate Cox Wssh.
and and uu6essEds baking; tbs oiher q, Cram.
bsnDsd AID Water ard unds1Iisnds her work well Best
Of city references sven Can te for :wc day, q. No.
% East ltthst corner q unien. Iln are end tLssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

UThe Great Fair Of the American Irstiiute
"a M and continue open daily, SUNDAYS exeeped from
ga M until 10 r. M. BY order of the Managers
j. A. Ut NTING, Chairman.
JonN w Cu,NtnERS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

A : CHANBERMAID and Lau ldresS, by
"a Protesant Gil. Can at No Is CrosSy.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

TWO SISTERS desire situations in pri.
n we family; ore Cook and .rst rate wsshsr and
crer; The Other chsuherls!d and to take charge Of
Oh drsn Be Of sreacss from their last emoo { all
No 81 liths, between 5th and 6thsTs, In The
Can be seen fcr two Gsya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

A S Cook. Washer and Ironer, or to do
IA general homework or ehAmbsIwoIk By respectable
young Worna In small PRIV ate family; WAGES not -
much object but a good home preferred TIE best oil
city references from hersst place Call at No. % Cheyst
FOR ihIse days, Inst floor. back room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

NJ The Exceisior Buitdina and Mutual J. oau
AeseciaIicn will hold ts regular monthly meeting on
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct s. ct O'Clock, at Union
8uilfs No les Bowery third floor pueotus st,en lance
reau, sted number Of shares will be offered for re-
dempiiop X T. hA"S, rFehaehh
W Z. LARARrE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

rs,- Er,met mutual ~. and Is. Society.-The
members OF this Society hereby notified 20 meet a.
Noptssmspy Hall No. 76 Prnoe-st., on WEDNESDAY,
sth inst al eeook p NJ to pay the ast tribute OF re-
spset 10 our lot brother nember , >,
JouN J. 0R4eE, Rec. Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

As SrAusTREss and Lady's Maid, or TO
n do Ch.nbsrsork asd Sewing; can cat and IT. &c,
=, rrs; ard - Nurse ard steanstress Chansemsd
ssd ss2usress By the other These gs are very erpe
rsresd and have excellent city reference Call az NO "a
9Th Az, in the book store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

A S CHAMBERMAID aud Llundress, by n
IA young Womsn who can bring good recommendations.
Apply ii No. II Cinton-paee (sth st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

| TWO SISTERS desire situations in n pri.
N vse family; ore &c Cook snd irst rate wa'her aad
l,crer 'bs o.s.r " Characteristic aSt to take charge q
o'.n ,ss 81 i,srses' nosl M s ~.
Can be seen fcr two dsys
TWO SISTERS, respectable young wo-
IL men. want situ.ions; cne 10. ias rate Cox WISH.
and and uude.ssEds baking; tbs other 81 Cam
bsnsd AID Water ard understands her work well Bsst
Of city references svea Can te for :wc day, q. No.
50 East litn-st. corner CT Unien square and ttssv
TWO REsPEcTABLE You've GIRLS
Il want rustiors one 80 Chsnbsrmsii, W.'her aui
oner the other to do cksmbsrwork tsiiag ,as Of ch
eren ane pain sewing They bo,h Sish q I've .o.etheE
No objection % hosrdins-hcaes. Have the best OF cy
az, second ioor.
TWO REsPEcriBLE YourG WoMEy
Il w'nt 'itrstons one =. Cha nbsrmsi5, ssi IL good
NsIbeE ana 'Oner The other Chds Morse aud Sean.
The best Of city reference Cal a. No. lis
?sst between "a and ;lays Can he teen fSr two days
THE ADVERTISER. n young Lady
u OF respec,sbity d.sirous Of Obtaining 'nAtioa,
family Drsssmaker or Coverosss ia genieel family
Sh shi would b. trez,e1 member Of the family;
sSs in bo,nes' Of any ns would not % set 20 ssys as
drsnsd to Miss =. WALhEs, daring the week No. SIS
2dsv, viii meet attention.
COOK WANTED.-A thoroughly COM
~ Petsn person, who 1ndsr-.sads w'shins ard ronas
sGato1 IN snail AMI ~ ppSeSa ~ = Tspsr sG1r
place ON Thusdsy Between the hous 10 and 10 An
American woman preferred
"ASTED-A superior Cap Maker
w ore that understands makiDs Head D,s.ses pre-
ferred Wssss GO eeet 10 one that haas thorough ksowl
edge OF e business As0, good MiineT required Apply
At No. $50 Broadway Immediately
" ANTED-A colored Cook, to go
w short distance out Of town Arely at No q East
l5th-st, on Tuesday, Oct s. from A. N. to 4f.M.
N7ANTED-A Protestant Girl to do
w Visiting, Chsmberwork and Sewing IN ssnsl | pr
vse family Apply az No IL Grove betgeep the hours OF
l0to2
WET NURSE WANTED, to go to
w Phi'sdelph!a-A clean, healthy, snd respectable
Womsn will iud this excellent situation. Address
b. -, stating particular, s1d where applicant may
be
WTANTED--A coIorei Woman, as
w Waitress and LsgDdress Inquire a. d. r. BAR.
NARDS, No. 80 courts. Broollyn.
A GREAT VARIETY of well-selected
"a Servants are row wanting employment at @. MA.
SONS Oice Nos SO Broadway and Is Bowsry. Terms
rfv suhs AT. ckt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

- East River Building Assoclsion,-Are gu'
Isr meeting 81 this Association vii be heS at ths
hsn Han No 400 Grand 1t on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
October at O'clock Members are requested to be pune
tsa in pay ing their in erde 70 the Ines books
lor suhroripson are opsn at the OF CO. 100, -
0BEDlAH NEWCOMB, PreUaent
ALrkEp Il. HEIFIELp, SeoreiMy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
.OOK WANTED.-A thoroughly com

WET NURSE WANTED, to go to
w Phi'sdelpha-A clean, healthy, ard respectable
Wom.n will fud this excellent situstiou Address
be seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

WOODS MINSTREL HALL, Ne.
w ~ Brcsdxsy-open EVERY EVENING. Goa:
Nero Deiinestions xns2uaed poon open 81 Ii Coas<r.l
sommonce Il O'Clock. A&mssios - sens-ehidrss he'd
pries Yhe Afternoon Concerts are dissoAsanusd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

A S Cook, in private family, by re-
IA spectable Woman. She undeu.aads her business
well both pastry ard baking Has good city reference. Ap-
ply al No l7S Lu6low-st.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-12

"FAcTs FOR THE PEOPLE" is the deceptive
title Of publication now circulating sat the
heads of hollows," in this section of country.
1t purports to be issued under the patron
age ofthe democratic National Executive
Committee" at Washington City. And of
all extravagant. outrageous, indecent lies,
which the world ever saw, since the guilty
Cain dsclaimed being his brothers. keeper,
these Facts are the most shameless, pre-haps.
They are, indeed, to a considerable extent,
so barefaced as to carry with them their
own contradictions;-and only need to be
scanned, in order to disgust every right
minded reader with the unprincipled vii
lains who set them ahoat. A work which
presents Gen. Scott to be so greedy of fame
as to sactifice the lives of scores of men, in
rashly combating an enemy, and which also
strives to prove him a coward, because he
nobly declined to fight duel with General
Jnckson-s entirely too stupid production
to cheat the Buckeyes. We advise its au-
thors to send their dirty little pamphlets a.
imong the Carolina Mountains, up Big San
dy, or in some other forsaken region, if they
, wish them "to count" 1t might be as well,
also, to send q committee to read the pre-
cious thing, to those who never heard Of
Gen ScoTT or saw even a log school-house
Sci Gdz
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-12
From washington.

WAsHINToN, August GA delegation Of
Pueblo Indians, under Indian Captain Love.
who arrived here last Friday, had an inter-
view TO day with President Fillmore, in
which they narrated their grievances, and
complained bitterly Of the conduct Of the
Mexicans. The President responded in
suitable terms, promising them the protec-
ton Of Government. The Secretary Of the
Interior was present, and number Of other
Government officials. Col. Lea, Commis-
sioner of Indian Affairs, having left this
morning for Virginia Springs with his family,
for recuperation Of his health, which is some
what impaired, was not present.
The amendment of Evans, Of Maryland,
to the general appropriation bill, carried
yesterday, proposing lighthouse duties on
British vessels, it is believed, will settle the
mackerel and Goldfish question.
The lntelligencer publishes despatch
from Com. Perry to the Secretary Of the Ma
IVY, dated Eastport, Thursday. "Ihaye been
collecting information, and everything indi-
Gates favorable issue; / shall leave for st.
John'F. New Brunswick, to-morrow-fog
permitting"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-12
From the south.

baltimore, Augut 3.-hIail through from
New Orleans. The steamship Louisiana
arrived at New Orleans, and brings Texas
dates to the 25th.
Gen. Smith has established the head
quarters of the I'd regiment of dragons at
Fort Croghan, fifty miles above Austin.
The San Antonio Ledger learns that Gen
Smith has ordered five companies of rifles
from Fort Merritt, to scour Rio Grande und
vicinity. 1ts
A letter from Victoria says there were 7
deaths by cholera in that place on the l4th
ult.
An attempt was recently made by three
Mexicans to murder VIM. A. Herd, of Vic
toria, while on his way to the Rio Grande.
Every paper from the interior speaks il
the most glowing terms of the prospect Of thu
planters--the crops promising to yield ex
traordnary abundance.
The rumored massacre of Capt. Marc.
and his men was not beiefed by army officer
ut New Orleans. He had with him two J.
FOUNDER guns and sufficient men and mum
tions to render them effective.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-12

BACKED OUr.-On Tuesday last when
most of the Wings Of Buffalo were "out of
town" down at Niagara, several Locos be-
came very voluable, at the dinner table in
one of the principal Hotels, in their praise
of Gen. Pierce and disparagements Of Gen.
Scott t,and assumed great deal of confidence
in the election of the former-offering, in
general terms, to back their opinions by
large amounts in the way of bets. A gen.
tleman of our acquaintance who was sitting
at the same table, who is thorough Wing,
listened to their bloviating for some time, de-
termined to take the first bet that was offered
in specific or tangible form. At length
one Of the Loccs declared he would bet a
thousand dollars on Pierce's election. At
this our Wing friend quietly took his pocket
book and laying it upon the table announc-
ed that he would stake that bet." The brag-
gart who had made the proposition hesitated
and began to look for way to back out
The Wing then challenged him to put up
$500 against $1,000, but it was "no CO."
Not one OF the company, after III their brag-
ging, would venture an even betor $500
against the $1,000, and SO the matter ended:
The Locofoco cannon, however, was spiked
and silenced, and there was no more brag-
4 ginq about that table.-Piqud Register.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-12
Arrival of the Ningnra.

NEW York, August 4.-The Niagara ar
rived at 4 o'clock this morning. News Who'll
ly unimportant. Grain market depressed;
transactions limited. Flour-Western Ca
nal l6@19s. Baltimore and Philadelphia
19s@l9s. cd. Ohio 2O@2Os. Cd. Wheat,
white, 6s@6s. Id; red and mixed 5s. Cd. a 5s.
12d Only one parcel ofyellow Indian corn
in market; sold at 3ls. 3D.; white sells
slowly at previous rates. Provisions-large
sales of bacon-declined to 2s. Now held
at sos. to 52s. Beef and pork nominal
Lard dull-unchanged in prices. Market
bare of hams, shoulders, and bacon; long
middlings, AZ to 50s,; short middlings, none;
mess beef, 1000 lao shillings per tierce.-
Gardner's Circular quotes prime mess at 90
@lO5s for old; LOG l34s. for new. Prime
mess pork sells at s0@9Os. mess, none; fine
lard 5s@6Os.; inferior and grease 27@45.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-12
rnrtIler News by tl,e Niagara.

New York, August 3.-ENGLAEp.---New
House of Commons stands ministerials 325
opposition 2T2-ministerial majority 81, in
GLIDING 40 liberal conservatives.
The yacht race came off at Cowes on
Thursday. The American was beaten by
the Arrow. isl-if.t '.1 so.
Trade in the manufacturing districts not
so active. Money abundant. Consols on
Friday was held at 1893 to l034. Bullion in
bank E2l 100000. .5l.s.f. -.
FRAYcE.-The Presidents visit to Baden
is connected with matrimonial projects for
the hand of Princess Caroline Devasa, grand
daughter of. the Duchess OF Baden. The
President also contemplates visiting Algiers.
| 1t is reported that change of the ministry
will take place after his return from Stras-
burg. More political arrests have been
made. Petitions for the establishment of an
empire filing up under local authorities, at
various places.
TrALY.-Sixty persons were arrested at
Mantua, including the Archbishop OF Rivera
and six clergymen. -s...t y-aW
Count Tancred Mosto and other noble
men were arrested at Rome by Austrian
commission. Suspicion--lberalism. roo
There was earthquake at Spezzia ON
| the 18th. .v.e.t u.Fl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-12

LATER FRoM THE PLAINs.-Mr. Thomas
A Stoddart arrived at Weston on the 23d
inst, as we learn from the Reporter of the
oath, bringing information that the Salt Lake
mail, due at Fort Laramie on the l4th June,
did not reach there till the last of the month.
Having lost their mules in fording river,
the mai-carriers were compelled to return
to Salt Lake for others.
Mr.. S. passed Fort Kearney on the 18th
July. He furnishes the Reporter with a
statement of the number of emigrants, &C.,
who had passed Fort Kearney up to the 18th,
as follows:-Men, 25,S65; Women, 1921 /;
Children, 8 ,270; Wagons, 8, l66; Mules, 5,853;
Horses, 9 9,4S3; Cattle, O,343; Sheep, 34,230.
Mr.. S. counted 800 fresh graves between
Fort Kearney and Weston, and saw great
number above the Fort. 1t is supposed that
the latter would number as many more, un-
less the emigration was getting along better
than in any former season.-St. Louis Intel.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-12

GEN. ScoTT's HUMASITY.-Many instan-
COS are recorded of the humanity Of our no
! bJe leader, and the one we are about to re-
late is only another proof of the goodness Of
his heart. We have the name Of the gentle
man who Witnessed the act, and he now
lives at one of the furnaces in this region.
Although Democrat, he says he will vote
for Gen. Scott If he lives until the day of e.
lection.
While the army was quartered at Mexico,
Gen Scott, in going his rounds, noticed
soldier shabbily dressed, and after inquiring
into his condition, was informed that he had
been sick, and was unable to receive his al
lowance of clothing at the proper time. The
General handed him ten dollars, and with
many good wishes and kind words, left the
soldier to admire his generosity. Ports.
Clipper.