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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

FHFIAnhT September %, lsli.
have for the ast fifteen W weakness OF tie llng
cough and hectic fever ireguen1Ii bed during tia
time wir distressing cough and pain in srpls. side
ngs sweata Last Aprl he'd violent h. which the
MONTHS appeared that my whole daasr wou
spit daily half pint of matter too kr.Ht tia
recommended 10 well nui of from
family physician, without relief Al II prevailed npoa
take Dr. inrta's Compound Seal" Wtry and TAI, which ha
the happy and sa!uary elect r. had take
bottle my cough gave way, my night s par
left side and breast consider " cxcep
aneurngic pain that occasionally nl with side Of M
head. JANE ELIZA 5EOFS Thompson street.
n -I,.I,- = > moi. ..,I-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

DALLBS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and lees the pam and inflammation began subie
T rsn rnnfity recommend DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EX
TRACTOR superior to thing have tor
fam rpentsr by trade and shall be willing TESTIFY to the
virtues Of at all times when necessary on franklin
Avenue att ISL wberel can give any information
Lourn, truly, JEFFERSON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

e. Yale, T9s., y Co.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET,
~ Wholesale Dealers in Imported
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
sf sTRAW.GooDs Eetc,
shaI IfE9 ARTIGLEsa lAG aEsbpornsp,rs
/ RIBBONS. GLOVES
g FEATHERS PRINCES,
Ie TRIMMINGS, BoNNETS etc. etc.
largo complete every thing their e
recsivsd which they respectfully invite the attention
cfthe Wholesale trade generally.
h G.. YALE, Jn., d CO., 81 Magazine street,
IA s13 iyap betseen Common and GIavier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

a HHAMPAGNE-100 baskests Colbert, land
" ing es ship State Of Maine from Hasre, by
mylA S. WOLFF, IS Camp etreet,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30
rFNHE KHNTUCKY- MILTARY IN--.es
rOOPER'S WELL, Kinds County, Miss 4sns

n NUUF EN- . ELL, HlhuS county, MISS. fksa{s
Situated thirteen miles Southwest jackson, s5aEM
capital and thItyseven miles from Yeksbug Railroad
Raymond within four miles Of te Well where
passengers to the Well
This celebrated Watering Place open the year for
visitors The sees such ms
Dyarrhoa Dyspepsia Dopsy Gravel Diabetes Bronchitis Chos
ad general debility In Of Cnsnmpon the exciting
TERMS.
Boarding Lodging to the LIST June per week
lNNiAS WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
This be had in five gallon denohn and half
rnt bottles by dozen, boxed Nessrs D. Mecaf
foydras street, Ne wl)rleGus
Having made srrapeniens with the Physicians of the Well
Bsaaly will be oored nsaids tile
using the water diet aud medical
dersd when and will th charge
10 $40.
be had by the five gallon demio hai
pint bottle boxed Wm Mcutcheons, Washington yks-
burg. 3aW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

A CHERRY BRANDY--30 cases, 20 half bbls.;
SYRUpS95 cases. hayors BLACKING25 cuses for
snlg by L y Tcho upi,onlan atreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

My stock of Cherry and Tar Syrup boter M
popularity daily increasing You would well send another
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
Anti-Siaycry.

BosroS, May 25.-New England Anti
ISLvery S),eties met to-day, Edmund
Quincy was appointed President. In tn.
course OF a speech. Mr.. Garrison asked
what should b. expected OF the Church in
present circumstances! Two Presbyterian
Assemblies II session where they cuull'say
nothing in behalf Of liberty, AID the N tho
dist COneren,e placing themselves under
the influence of slLve-catching city gov
ernment. Here the greatest slavc-huntcr in
the country opens his lips to blaspheme H.
berty. s. 5, Foster also bitterly denounced
w bster.
Boston, My 96.-Anti-Slavery Conven-
ton still, in session. Proceedings to-day con-
fined to bitter denunciltion OF the Church,
Daniel Webster, &c.
Destructive file raging in the woods Of
Mime, materially nterupting r Ilroldtra-
Yelling on the Atlantic and st. Lawrence
line, '.....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03

AB-pEL-KADER.--An'a amusing anccdote is
related of this illuStrious Arabian Chief, who,
to the eternal disgrace of France, is still a
prisoner Of State at Amboese. He lately
employed competent pers N to give his
four children lessons in writing. The teach
n filled the task in tn m"st xomplary man
ner; treating his little pupils with the ut
most kindness. The brave father being
very grateful, bethought him of making the
teacher present as mark of este NJ. and,
after much cogitaton, concludrdto give him
one of his Arabian wives. Tho Frenrhman
in vain cndeavorcd to explain that he alrea-
dy had wife, and that the European law
| only allowed him one. ,Dpl-kadcr tho't
the writing master wished to be cercmo-
nious, and persisted most perseveringly in his
offer, stating in a courteous manner, that
he would still have four wives leit--onough,
in the name of Allah, for poor prisoner
The matter ended, and the writing master
was rescued from this luhicrous dilemma by
his wfe--the original European one--car-
ryng him off from the chief s presence, and
prohibiting him from ever returning there.
%" 's." NM Yori Picay,tne,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03

LocOFoco lScoNsrsTENcIEs.- s.-Two Of tbs
iron works which carried of the premiums At
the Wurld's Fair, for iron, have ceased opa-
rations--Messrs. Forsythe q Sons, of chea.
ter county, Pa, and Moore g. Haven ofNor-
ristDw4.-Pitts. Post.
Thus briefly and coolly does the Pitts
buTgh Post "a Locofoco free trade sheet) an
nounce the failure Of works which at the
great Industrial Exhibition proved that the
United States could distance all her. compe-
titors IN the Iron trade. The Tariff Of fS4G
has done is work upon these establishments
and hundreds moro, and their smouldering
fires are arguments against the workings Of
hat Tariff which columns of Sophistry in
Free Trade Journals caEnor successfully
combat.
Had u err been raised that an ocean steam
er was competing, at loss, with foreign
rivsl, these Democratic organs would have
rrng with appeals for appropriations to
Sustain the enterprise which gave US national
renoH'n. But when interests yet greater,
and which are intimately connected with
those OF thousands of the laboring men Of
, the interior States ask for protection, free
trade sophistry is their only answer-ClssSI
/ Herald
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
,Nhn,,,,a Ma lwIler.

PHILADELPHIA, Nay 2S.--Thomns Meag-
her. the Irish p ,triJt, lrriv ID at N Nv York,
having ESCAPED lrum Van Dicmen's Land.
SUGAR.-A new method Of manufacturing
sugar has been discovered and patented by
Don Juan r mos, ftha island Of Porto Rico,
by the agency OF which Muscovado Sugars
may be manufactured in increased quinti-
ties OF superior quality, and at much less ex-
pense than heretofore. The improvement
consists entirely in the use of an ingredient
for the cleansing of the liquor, and 50 won
derlul are said to be its effects that in trial
made in the presence of number Of plant
'ers, and subj ,cted to the most rigorous tests,
the new mode Of manufacture showed a saw
ing OF fOrtylone per Cent,-or the production
from the same quantity of cane, oil sugar and
molassrs to the value of 81 500 A, against
$l,077 81 produced by the old mode of manu-,
facture. A sample oil sugar made by the new
process is thus spoken Of by the Londol
Times:--"Whether with regard to quality
color, or strength, this sample of Muscovadc
has elected the admiration Of all who have
seen it. An eminent mercantile house, to
whom the sample has been shown, pro-
nounces it to be worth $685., whilst a similar
quantity manufactured by the old process is
selling in Liverpool at 2Ss Sd; SO that, while
the quantity is largely increased, as We have
demonstrated, the value OF the sugar is rais-
ed tothe extent of ten shillings per cwt."7
(tJ-It is said that an establishment at Mad
Eison made over sixty thousand dollarBin the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03

S.&H. v. RArLRoAb.-- .--cThe Stockholders
OF this road met in this city on the a5th, and
elected Directors for the ensuing year. J.
V. Robinson, c. A. ii. Damarin, p. Kinney,
J. L. McVey, Joseph Riggs, jacob Wsstfalll
and Francis Campbell, were chosen. The
only change made from the previous board u
the election Of Mr.. Riggs in the place Of Mr.
Ollie Of Newark, whose distance from the
scene Of operations prevented him from tGk;
ing par; in the active duties of its direction.
The directors presented a report, satisfac.
tory In every respect, to the stockholdsrs and
the public. Thc work has advanced rabidII
under their direction, and the finances Of the
company, are In favorable condition. II
the county bonds, now held, could be disposed
oi on favorable terms, there would be Guffi-
cient funds to complete the road, aud furnish
It with everything neceoasry to the proseeu-
ton Of business.
J. W. Webb, Engineer, has Just returned
from Cincinnati having purchased the Loco
motive Elk, weighing ABOUT 10 tons, belong
NJ t. the Little Miami Railroad Company.
I is said to be very superior article, eapa-
bic Of performing as much as any other loco
motive in the country, Of like weight.-Ttt
bgas g. CliTpsr.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
Gen. Scottar EYoI,,e!

ELlzABErHrowE. May 22.-Ata a meeting
6fGc Whigs at the old borough of Elzl-
oath. hrld this evening, in accordance with
rr' cFll Of the County Committee, seven
lcipratcs were elected to represent the
twnsltip at the State Convention, TO be
lrtl At Trenton, on the ID Of June, for the
Iertiun of Delegates to the National Con-
.,rntion. The meeting was entirely har-
inpGious, and resulted in the selection OF
) ven warm friends ofthe Old Hero who is
destined by the suf'rages of the people to fill
the highest Office in their gift; the Office Of
.Presdentof the United States.
Eiizqbethtowu was long the residence OF
General Scott, and this expression OF feeling
of his ellfrienls and neighbors is sample
Of the general feeling thra aughout the State,
which only needs the nomination OF the Old
Hero to call cut all enthusiastic md victori-
Gus response. .-4 .. .I. rf-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
Wheeling Bridge Case Decision.

WAsnxGroN, May 2S.-First-That no
hung, will be allowed in the decree Of the
Curt unless it will provide safe and con-
venient passage at all times for boats having
chimneFs so feet from the water. .
Second--Court will not sanction either
plln proposed, but if the defendants can
make draw oFnot less than 200 feet, in the
western bridge and make the channel equal
ly as safe and convenient as the eastern
channel was befure,the erection of the sus.
pension brdga and remove all other OBJ.
structions from it, they maytry the expe-
|riment at their own risk and responsibility
THIRD-The decree heretofore rendered
shall be recorded, and unless the obstruction
be removed or remedicd on or before the
first of February next, the bridge shall be
abatad. D PENDANTS ordered to pay the
costs, amounting to about $4,000. Judg S
Daniels and Taney dissenting. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
ArrivaI from Europe.

EwYORK, May 26.-The Cambria brings
dates IRON Liverpool 70 the 18th.
Business at MahcheSterVery active. Ac-
counts from the manufacturing districts gen
orally satisfactory. ~.
Breadstufs--eyery department dull, and
buyers reserved; prices mostly nominal, eK-
cept for American flour, which is hell firm.
Arrivals Of $4,000 barrels American flour,
which the principal feature oftbe imports.
Frciehts exceedingly low-I9@ lis to New
York. Packets ull of passengers at G3.
Money abundant. Bullion in the bank
increasing. Amounts to about f2o 100000.
ESGLASD.-Rcs0lution TO abolish the du-
iy On newspaper stamps and advertisement
tax rejected. Government intend TO send u
lniHtay force to Australia. WoOileH nun
uidclurers are alarmed at the prospect Of II
tri-tncy OF wool from Australia. The
Crystal palace was sold at E70,0Oo, and will
be re-ertcted ut Suydenham for an exotic
garden. Captain Howard, Of the ship Re-
hovation, made deposition concerning ships
seen by him in ice, supposed to be Franklin's.
He thinks they were whalers.
FRANcE.-Irenth Of May fete purely mill
.tary. Sixty thousand troops and half a mil
lion citizcns were spectators. The Presi-
dent arrived at noon. at the head oil brill
liant staff, and reviewed the troops, present.
ed col0rs to the Colonies, surmounted by the
Imperial Eagle. He subsequently addrcssed
the army, saying "the Roman Eagle adopted
By the Emperor Napoleon was the last strik-
ing emblem Of the regcneraticH and grandeur
Of France; it disappeared with our msfor-
tunes, it ought to return when France, re-
covered from her defeats and mistress OF her.
self, seems no longer to repudiste her own
glory. Resume, then, soldiers, these en-
blcms, not as menaces against foreigners but
as symbols Of Independence, us souvenirs Of
heroic epoch, and to mark each regiments
nobility; and swear to die, if need, in de-
nee of cmblcms which 80 often led our fg-
Tiers to victory" a
The address was Immediately placarded
throughout the city. The clergy, number
ing eight hundred, headed by the Archbishop
| OF Paris, mustered around gorgeous altar
on the field, and bestowed blessings on the
standards. The troops dcfied, and the cere-
nJny was concluded. Two thousand eros
ses aud medals were distributed By the Pre-
sdent, and well received. Theintantry cri-
ed vits Ia Emperor.
On the contrary, operatives of the Eau.
bourg St Antoine, notified the employer
that they would work instead Of being pre-
sent at the fete. Festivities continued il
doors for three days. On Tuesday, fifteeI
Thousand attended the grand Tuilleies' ban
~ t, given by eight hundred Generals anc
superior officers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
Odd Fel,owg in Pcnnsylvania.

PHnADELPAIA, May 25th.-The Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd
+ l5ws, Of this State, adjourned yesterday
afternoon. ~. ..-..... ..-..-...
The only important feature in the business
transacted during the session, was the pas
sage OF aresoution refusing to recognize the
Widows and Orphans Asylum, incorporat-
ed at the last session OF the Legislature Of
Pennsy lvlna, and furthermore, calling upon
the NJ. w. G. Master to forthwith demand
the charter aud properties of such lodges as
are connected with it, and suspend them.
The effect of this movement viii be to ex-
cudc eight or ten OF the best lodges in the
State, which will form the nucleus of the
s 'tond Grand Lodge, which it. is intended to
establish as soon as the proper authority is
Obtained from the Grand Lodge of the U.
States ,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03

The FIGHT pROsREssIKG. in reply to an
article in the Ohio Statesman. chsryinp the
Id;,a. or,boM NJ nm, vor,on Rsn,o. ,,;,L -
l"o' = ~" " ~ MI. ~ ,1"' W." ~, D,se
motlvesln ms 1uacA upon the new w arden
OF tue reh''enunry anu 'Hs'nuatlhg that The
Dd""s' man 10 no' uS "oiy as ne might be-
'"e tis'S' O''n, "'' Cu' 'Cie'ao'y eXtehSVoy.
1~r 1's.' mug 'ue 'nurges against nun
-, y up'' W 'u''y aS io'io"s;-
.n,,,toI @ W.. w. UowSn S Ins knee 10 - ana
s,;lI norh na "a tnu ~ lla'y' WI nl'gnt
sSir or ,hpt Jn nu 'oG,iu'ne' :. a'.u 'r'rnu-
haen his nnl;o" " II. II nas a.may7
ond -. 'S -, no , II - Iie'
/, arI n,n.oi 81 WI NV, :; y. !, 'oa' ''ot-
nan, Dn,n Ucr"t To- S,'.a.,h. I"e pm.
oLnso,JI WI :, ,to ;.'I.''n. "u" ~
nnnth.t no hss sn't 20 III gSoInJt il WI W. "nrup',
nrnnbats of ,h,, n,mna,an,' - ",," - ,',J
and Lel,od noIiti.aI,, :, 20 ~ 80 :" aoath, a.
ern,J uholI,, hr sajs ~ n u' ~ u."ln Wv
princinlcs o ID, m,crnev heing n secondary
consideration with him--he has for y, srs
lived uPon'the public Treasury, and now
% "a "i;h ~ oots =, u,vnr Ls.l' oPPoSltn
ton. This is our only ofIcnse--itis The onlv
otiense of every prominent democrat upon
whom ne has waged this system of guerrilla
war -
o"' 40 u ''iiS was not not enough 70 orlng tae
hu''o, o' tne o'aFsma" upon MS knees anu
l'rce nun 70 sue Tor mercy Dunbar shame
'u'ty huriS the following tough brick at his
very V''aS'- :s.......,.,.-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03


SURGICAL OpERArIUN.-We yesterday
saw a specimen OF fortunately rare dis
easc) OSted Slscoma at tie urn. The arm
was amputattd at the shoulder jlint, on
Sunday, by DIR. Pattison, in very scie ntifc
and successful manner. This operation, we
understand, is amongst the most difficult and
fearful in surgery. The patient lady, is
doing very well, we learn, and there is every
prospect Of perfect and speedy recovery
81. Louis Signal, 18Th inst. s"'
0T,Mr. Levy, young German, just arrv-
ed from the province OF Bias Rhim, France,
informs US that the steamer on which he came
to Louisville, buried Is persons who died Of
cholera, between Now Orleans and Vicks-
burgh. At the latter place the passengers
were sent ashore, and the vessel cl1ansed.-
SciotO Gazette.
Hon. john M. CLAYTON is industrionsly
cultivating his IarnL tire miles from NV
Cas- le, ID Uaware; and, instead oI running a
race with competitors in the political field,
is endeavorin+ to distance his overscer in
agricultural pursuits. Elthhas selected his
ii Id, aud wager Ii $ between them which
shall produce tn" richest crop from his allot-
ted p0rtiOn.--AHdS. 4'-
IRISH IN The UNITED STArEs.-A writer in
thc l. ,nlon Times estimates that from 1926
to 1850, there have settledin the United
States ,549, 1851, ofwhom $50 900 have since
died, leaving ,299,3jl still alive. The num-
ber settled in Canada is about 250o0U.
THE NAVY Department has advertised Tor
proposals to supply 80 900 gallons Of phiS en-.
They must ave the gatutne article. This
quantity is regarded, by, the young n'tddies as
rather small, most Of them being ulltp5aacd,
and milk scarce on board! .. p. ~. hi
0FMr. II. w. NJ Isely, the proprietor Of
the " NJ Jscly Mansion" was held to bail on
Saturday afternoon by Esla Reilly, in-the
sum ofl50O, to answer the charge being con-
cerned in the robbery ofDanis Johnes at his
house on Friday aftsrnoon.--Cn. Citizen.
SuIclpE,-The Hooking Sentinel states
that man named Cyris Llomis,, committed
suicide on Tuesday gnight of last week, by
hanging himself, near Nelsonville.
0TDean Swift says; sit is with little
soued pc pie as tits with narrownecked bot
ties, the less thy have in them, the more
noise they make in pouring It out"
Six PERSONS have been sent to the Luna
tic Asylum, in Indiana, within the last six
months Of the Spiritual Rappings" ~ g
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03

FEARFUL PREDICAMENT.-Ourra readers will
remember that a fire lately occurr d in the
Tract House in this city, Son a ter tn fire,
glazier was atwork repairing the windows
in the fifth story. In repairing one Of them
he sat, with the window partially raised, in
the window space, shack toward tha street.
Attempting to raise the window farther SUD
denly, his hand slipped, and, oosing his hal-
ance, he fellback, and would have fallen five
stories to the street and been DASH d to death,
had not two young ladies' working close by,
observed him on the instant, and seized him
by the logs as he was actually falling, in
which position thry held him until help, at
tractcd by their cries, came to his relief. 1t
required the strength Of three mn to pull the
glazier up, yet these two brave girls held him
fast for some minutes, his whole body, save
his legs below tn knees, hanging suspended,
to the terror Of the crowd below, over the
street.--N. Y. Mirror.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03

WohES's RIGHTs.-Bayard Taylor, in hiS
letters from Africa, speaking of the customs
of Soudan, says that the rights Of woman, it
appears, are recognized more thoroughly a.
mong the Hassnniyehs, than among any
other savage people in the world. When
woman is married, her father reserves one
fourth Of hcr life henceforth for her own use,
and the husband is obliged to respect this
reservation. Every fourth day, she is re-
leased from the marriage vow, and if sho
loves any one else better than her husband,
h. can dwell in her tent that day, obliging
h husband to retire. He further states,
tllt their hospitality is such, that ifa stran-
ger visits one OF tholr settlements, they furn-
ish him. for four days, with house and q
wife. The Hassaniychs, in other respects,
are not more immoral than other tribes, and
these customs appear to be connected with
their religious faith.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
,Counterfeiter Arrested. /.

CINCINNATI, May 27.--A supposed coun-
terfeiter mined John S. Collins, who kept
grocery ON the corner of John and Chest
nut streets, was arrested last night and a
quantity. of FIVE dollar countarfeits on the
State Bank OF Ohio found in his possession.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
Arrival from Europe.

New YoRK, My 26.-Cambria with dates
to the l5ih,, arr we'd at Halifax. The fete
IN the 10Th was brilliant, but no Empire was
declared. - a.s.-. -a. d.
b, SIles of Cotton for this week, 10000
baies--shade advance.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03

AMERICAN A AJTHoEs.-The New York
Times says that our authors have been for
the last two or three years building them
selves substantial edifces at a very encour-
aging rate. Bancroft, besides buying free
stone house IN the city, has built fins coun%
try seat at Newport HeadH hal built
splendid mansion e. Newbdrgh. Melville has
bought farm at Stockbridge. Irving and
Pudding have splendid seats on the Hudson.
Prescott has received from the Harpers not
less than 10000 for his books. Morse hdE
been paid more than 10000 from the sale of
his books. Albert Barnes has received for
his commentaries over 10000. Prof. A nthon
has made over 10000. Stephens o7er 40,-
000,--the Abbotts over $4,000, &c. &c. III
Marvel has received not less than 10000
profits on his books, although it is but few
years since he began TO write. Headly's
profits must have already exceeded $4,000.
Prof. Davis has received more than $4,000
rs the proceeds Of the sale of his books.
The Tribune lately mentioned that Mrs.
Harriet Beccher Stowe has refused 10000
Tor thr copyright Of single novel. And
the list might be indefinitely extended.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03

IS GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT PITTsBURGH.
The contract for building the now Gus
tom House and Post Office, corner 18th ant'
Smithlh ID streets, Pittsburgh, has been Civ
en- to George Thompson, Of Allegheny city.
His bid is 40 900.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
Shin Rurrled.

rs CHARLESTON, May 95,--The ship Prem
toe, of Bevery. Massachusetts, took FIRE in
the hold this morning, while loading for
Havre, L4OO bales Of cotton were damaged.
The cargo was Insured at Hayre. ,.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03

CorFEE.-The production Of Coffee In Bra
zil the past year, has been l,70O 900 bags, or
272 millions Of pounds. In 1920 the pro
ducton was 10 millions Of pounds.
The consumption in the United States the
past 30years has increased rapidly. In 1871
the con, mption per head to the inhabitants
of the United States, Yves one pouni four
ounces. In 1880 the proportion had increas-
ed to three poundsPer head, the foreign price
having fallen so per cent. After the 3lSt
of December, 1880, coffee paid two cents,
aud in 1891, one cent; after which it was
,ree. The importation in the year 1891
doubled in consequence Of the reduced duty,
and the consumption per head for the four
years ending with 1872, averaged six pounds
per head, having quadrupl24 to each inhabi-
tant since 1921.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
f.rent mliIS Stnrn,.

RIcHMoNp, My ga severe hail storm
swept over Washington county, Indiana, ON
Sunday last. Thc hail in many places was
two feet deep. The storm ext nded mile
in width, destroying everything in its way.