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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
F,ral,t .Iir 1Eie O.St u ID.

BALTrmoRE, May 22.-Mail through from
NewUrl ans. Gnvoston dates t., lthinst.,
received. Tas GL'vsStoa Nerss says that Car
vaill and followers are in Corpus Christi,
and intend to mike another dem nstrahon
on thl NJ xican frontier. The RIO B'no
ssys--Th1 Camlnehcs are devastating the
Rio GranIe country by lrigAtul murders and
rybbarfes. Both the exican and American
,popullti9n are in mlny instances ablndon-
ing their h1uses and seeking safety by flying
into NJ xico. Mr.. Patton, near the Rio
Grande, was attacked by four Mexicaus and
kined. Tnree OF the murlprers escaped
The other arrested.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27


WAsgNoros. My g4--The s0bpne
coprt vas engaged - ay ugoh thr Whcel-
ing Bridge case. The wgumtni wili bs con.
cludad Tomorrow.
Thc $ sngte spent part Of the day IN the
n of dp Indian treaty, andultef-
wards continued the discussion upon the De-
fcienty bill.
In IL Housa, NJ. Hall, from iha commit
tire on Pebble Linds, reported blck. with a.
N ndm nts, The biIl granting TN millions
acresVf Lndto III States foF tb ben III Of
indigeBt insane. One Of tbs ampndm ents
Wopo3es TO distribute lands al the rate Of
80 0VOAcrcs for each Representatives in Con
gress. 'Th' consideration Of the bif was
pos'pJned two months.
M HllIreported other bills. ono of~hich
authorizes those who have received warrants
ios services In the war oflSl2, to enter good
lands in lieu Of the worthless tracts they
have selected. Rgfefrrdto the committee
oftlewh5le en- th state og the Union. =,
The Hous', IN committee, took up the bill
mtkng appropriations for payment oil inyi-
Ill pensions for next fscdl year. Without
com ng 10 vote the commi;ier rose. Mr.
Harris, OF. II nv. ssee, asked leave TO intro
duee resolution fixing thgsdjournnent of
Congress, for the first Monday in August.
Objection being made, adjourned.
WAsnrseroa My 25th.-.lEopsc.- Mr..
Hall, from the committee Of Pubiic L lnds,
reported u bin eiving the assent 6fCongress
to Missouri to impose q tax on all lands here
a!tlr sold in sid State, from ard after the
day o(.salt. Pass d.
Mr.. Disney asked permission toin'roduce
q reso .utjon I , the. effect thatiG at the time
of the liberation Of tn Irish E,diles, IA
tiJnal shin be in the ighbah)od ofAu,tra-
iil, tn Presidents is requested TO cdus1 that
u conv vance be proBfred them - this c0un-
tr Obi ctionw was msdc aud lelvc rcfuaad.
H.use went nto committee on lnv iii
Pension bill. Mr.. Bayl y made political
speech Mr.. Cart ditto Committee rose;
when II use passed thl bills which were in
committee amey-makng eppr3priati ms
for Invalid and other pensions, and FOR Ma
Wy penai ms. Not one word YEAS said in de-
batr rciat'vetO these bills. A Aliournnd.
Snat3.-House bill to f4lnqqish T. IJwa
certain reserved Salt s2siags, pass 3D. Bill
auth rizing the construction Of r lilroads
through public lands in certain cases, was
engrosscd for d thitd reading. Deficiency
bill taxi n up, anfan ap2roPrild,n ofSll9,-
900 to p y the balance du, friendly Cock
Indians for arvicrs during the W Flrof 1872
WIS jected. Other amendments acted or
S ate adjourned.
Rvr'y Johnson concluded his argument
in the Supreme Court to-day, RgaiDst Me-
Alpin 5 port on the Whao.ing bridge, in
b 'hilfofthe company. Courtth n adj larn.
ed till Thursday, VIII the decision on thl
qu Stion win problbly BE- announced.
Nov IN ents going on herein half of1Tr,
Buchln by his: friends, which lrlir 70
give hm, " ntu4lly, til n5min ten u B Il
timJro. PivIte caucusos Greb ing held ia
sunIry rooms of the Cupityl, with refer.
ence to this point
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
TsaTa,d wayl,e,

BUFFALO, May 2d.-MJdcrate inqri.y FOR
fouf with sales 1850 bbls good Ohio $3.50;
and go bbls choice Brands southern Ohio at
3,623@3,7 since lastrePort 1900 ILLS good
Ohio sold ut $50.
WheGt in good demand anil scarce, sales
2t00bush red Ohio ct tie.
Corn firm with limited supply, s,les 5000
bush at 47c and 1900 bush from store 1T 4 &c.
Pfogisions dull at formerrIt' IS, sales m IS
pork for retailt-dde at l3; picked hams stow
S!c; l3O bbIs sold at that price.
Lrrd firm at g. l0e, with salas l20 BIDS.
WhislI'y in good request and holders firm,
250 bb,s sold AZ BOISE.
Canal ffeigh,s easier at JSc On d5u-, i2 on
corn to Ncw York; 45con -four TO Albany.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
Arrlyrl. rroup g7s.rnrc.

New YORK, MAY 23.-Tie steamship
Humboldt, from H4gre and Southampton,
arrived this oy ming at O'clock, With 1873
pass Il gers. Sha s.lIi ID from Soathm 1tyn
on NJ ,nday, tn. lOth, and bru . l. m ION pa
pers ot that date, two days later than adyi-
ces brju :ht by the 4, ries.
EEeLASD,-Thp London Tmggeays a con.
Ter. noe Was held at the tyrci II ofirc, on tbC
9th, to regulate tn sltsct ssion t. tha D4nisl
thronr. Tha Young Duke Of GhqksJurg wa.
formally recognized as the prfaR'lpfivo hiir
Ihe Arctic expedition passed Cape WRATH
lieht.h0es2 on tn, 25thu
Tne sttamship British CuPcn, from L;Y-
IerpoJl Firth II G,tersan an; put Into Holy
head Oh Suadty, Gn fir. s5l had been
flooded with Wat,r, but wds-s:il huriiing.
France. "A egounts from Paris sFa almost
ioXtiusjy + in reference u the aqp;c 4ching
7lJt Ut th i0'h. .
When the humboldt smiled twas 'ul'y an
tici}4t9l that proclaim .tion, csta1iishinI
the BRpira, would be i5sp'dhy the pfcsl-
dent that d;y. Eiqeh surprise had betn
caused by official warming having haan given
!y Government t. the propretofs OF the
PAGES Jou nj, & nergly considered a warm
ldvOccte of tGo President. Steamer left
Toul>n on the 4,h inst, with 900 political
prison rs bound for Algeria, Gmyng them,
Mr.. Mot, eX-rGprcs ntatire. Public secu-
riti's rose slightly on Saturday.
RCssIA.-The Emperor and Empress ar
rived at Warsaw On thu 2d inst.
AUsTRIA.-ln5rndi ry fires have become
a daily occurrence in Hungary. Martial
law proclaimed at Elr sburg IN the 25.h ut.
The marriage of the Emperor OF Austria
with the Princess Of Sidenia, Of ofSAXony, was
shortly to tx .pla Q.
Prussia. .-Taa King and QueHn laftBor.
lin On the 9th instu tomeet the Emperor o
Ru'sia on the frontier.
LIVERPOOL, My S.-Sales OF 10000 bales
cotton-s0O0 on speculation; 2,5O0 Tor export
market closed steaGy Breadstufs quiet
prices unchanged. Consols closed Saturday
99k to 99i Tor money. bullion in Bank Of
England increds I'd nearly G20,Q00, coo.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
dIcrginua fT1rr.e,7

GLrvELASD, May Receipts Ly Cana,
Of Flour sni Corn since Sliu-dsy have been
fair, bot in Wheat no Improvement, and M.
ces remain at yesterdays qHJiltioas. Faw
vessels being ii port not much anxiety ex-
ls'sto purchase, and market for ail ki1!s Of
produce remtius quiet.
Wheat, 1000 bushels northern afoat at 70;
1000 bpshals Saturday evening ats.
coru--Soe0 bushels az jat nj 43l.
Flour--NYe hear Of no sales to-day, but
on Saturday afternoon 4f2 barrels s.rliyIt
brands 3,l2. $50 barrels mixed brands 3,35
70 3,45; 100 barrels EtGa Mills extra 4,25.
A. these prices Fl5ur s1ld feciy last week
in tots Of one to FIVE hundred barrels.
Fish-The Steamer Michigan arrived this
morning from Green Bay with 2UO0 pkys.
White Trout, pick,rel, Herring and B y
Fish, all consigned y r. x. Wlnslow. Tho
market remains steady itlI good deinsni,
ana sales at $50 and 800 for white, Picker
al 8 and A,25.
Live Hogs--44o TO 4,50; small LIT sold
at ts7.
Live Cattle--sIlcs 3 ,37l 1880,
Freights--Fi5ur to BufTllo ana Tonawan-
da l5c; grain - buffalo and T5nawon4s 81;
-four to Os%ego 25 10 30; grin to O3woGo
6to 81; -four to o OEdensbu-gh 80 to IS; grain
to Ogdensburgh 81 to 9.-U1rM.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
nAu RnAD- NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given, to the Stockholders o,
IL the Cincinnati Wilmington AMI 2anes' lie Rail
Road Company thai an lnslalneni OF ten PR cent,
mon each sharr oftn Capital Stock uf aid company
is rpqu!-rd tohisa;dto ihe undersigned, Ti,ssrrsr
thcraoi. sthis ofes in iAness.er On OF before TIE
n lSP DAY OFMAR II NfNC, aud like install
inai Of ten per chn. ev'rY sixty days thereafter TN
III the whole ssnount /, "sid up.
By ord II oi ts' Rn5ri Of Directors,
JOEL RADEBARiil. Treasurer,
Cincinnati. " zauesyiil Railroad Company
Norss In crest win be SLOWED on all s,ibscrip.
tions of stock from tue time paiiin. uuth tie road
is opened and 10 operation.
And Tor th5 conY5n;en q Of, subscribers. I9i.L T.
FRAvNLtx, Esl., q CjrrlnvllH, has been app0inicd
+, receive ins'atnsnts from Subscribers residing IN
pickawaY county.
DAatFL MCLEAN, Est +, oi Washington, for those
residing ia Fay-tre county, and s.--.
LA,sREScE FrTzIuaH, Esq, Of Wilmington, from
those residing in Clinton county.
JOEL RADSRAUG;ft. Treasurer,
s. Cincinnati. ", & Zanesyihe Railroad company
February =, % -+ -.ts. "
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27


Dosros. Say Q5.--Adglce. 6ots 81 M.
ehas'a tohhfmthe acconnt N al eartban4ks
on DO I0th5f A5f1. In sns of "A riIits
z pof tbe inteh . fgsy hoes e-rs fss,rsy :
81 yfhePe6pie abepr1 gssssls in' tf,s bs,.
bor fst ths sli5ek elrifcbss atsa MraT.f'.
%arc danaged sni tie II iek cxisn4..it Is An
p1rts OF The island Offers sHI crews OF
tleJohn Alamt end 6 rmant1wn we'll.
Tli, cyeBihg. on The FL hbufgli r iilroad,
a WRerly, Wiiidm Slwycr, .na e.n)nent
lawyer 81 CllHegtoyn, gl,ii hisswife shd
three du ,htcr5, ware riding IN q carriage,
when the driver attempted 70 cross the track,
AMI thl dawn train, rgnginga. the rate Of
I1fiy. inhas an b iur, demolished the carriage
ilaLlntiy killing Sawyer, ls sl5estdaugaicT
and thl dryer, on saylEely, ahd probably
iitlily iniuring Mrs. S4wgarewhose ekuli is
fractured aud brains pr3.-uln,.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

SPLIT DmLsR.-Wr lnarn from our cy-
ehanges that spit gold dollar Fiac S are rap
idly incress,nr. The piece is split in two,
about enc ial' the coin ab5,racted'and the
sides stnck togo ;hor again; thi flee Of tha
piece not being the least injured. With
it'll, c9uti.n, however, tn can b. easily
detected. The mliinrarounh thn odre viii
be found broken, and the coin thin in tha
middle.
PUBIC BvlLrIyas.-Th Cincinnati Cd-
&ette says that the U. S. Su1"rhteRlent his
commenced tearing down thu three fwol-
Inns On the corner OF F'u-th and Vine
streets, preparatory TO comm ncinrtha new
edtice for Custom II inse. Post OH ., and
Court R5cms. Tha. Gasshe also lrarns TINT
one Of the M,litary Asylums is to be locatad
at or near Cincinnati.
U-srThn loss by thehu@ning Of Swit's su-
gar reGhery,in Naw York, a { " days ag,,
is'ostimated at $3l0,000, On which there was
insurance. to about, $500 900, In sixty or
seventy different companies invlri-us parts
of the Uni1n 50 that the loss viii not fall
very heavily on any of them.
f1TThe Cleveland y rest CITY srysA A.. p.
Miller, ,membororthc Boarl Puhli' Works,
has made up his mind to resign; butif he will
wait until the next election, the people will
save him the trouble.
tIT Mr.JafTars9n Sherlock, writer ofno
ordinary merit. is prep1r'nr ro~ publicati n
."Skctch orthe West" in which he int nds TO
give a correct history Of all tn" boets, from
- a. =. a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
H1itin, cre FEsrilo,.

BALTlm re, Nay 2l.-Tobacco.-Tle fol-
lowing cre the correct quotations. OF Ohio
cpmmon brown gnI gfecniah @3,JOa 4:g ,od
and fair reds 31,i0I5,25; fine red &5,7ja7:
wra7pery reds, fine 8aI0, extra do, l0alI:
cqmmon spangic1 4l5; good do, 5,50l7,50;
fno do. S22; yeli0w l0ll2. Inspections,
6l2 hhds Mlrylanl, 273 hhi5 Ohio, Al Ky,
sni 6 Va--tDtal le20 hhds
Vo9l,-Dutvery littln OF the new clip has
yet come in. We hear of nothing doinr,
and quote tuj-washad at o5a2Tc., and un-
washed at l6al9c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
NEW EooIJs.

TEJ T.. have Ro7p rac.iv.d l4rep sn3 cosFlnte as
Wv sns',n-nt o. New = FHs hiHnHb'e Good \
whirs wear w eshihi'inggnd selling az the cid
,taut of REISptcSn ASH SOY.
Al as nf require, il. al p7rsons visiting oar
ciry ir pusuit ~ 70 b-rgls u III give u csl1.-
~ ditest has6 ggcTy. AID besides our coed ..oncs
frami ID. recomnuI tloI.saly-s- " stock is lull
"ss sou -t - a clsil nar.2', ard Fr satisfied
uirh smIii profits. ite con supply onT customers
with alu94' pvary ;'irl hsri wish for, irom -
al.rre ri diso-io rsts7d n Sugar: or from
yari Of c. c4r Calico tas fzRslh lf ctothcs far g.
CT Sims. iiats hnnn IS Hose, vi bona, PsrasolS,
.HKt, lawn, tareg4s. 4 Tin $. grghsms, cslicpes.
coih.,-rssnGrr,s S tn i9,t' eeds Se Nc ara well
"a yu.iei {, sT0c', : n gIaiiris tp1 prices.
We .ep osl hthl tlr b q Of Family f'roceriesJ
such T.ss, CoFe1, Sugar, Mo.assa', Syrup, Rice,
Sire. &c
4 I'd ye arr a'gs-s Srprlied w.,l = l3rs sni vAlu-
sbir sfo.t oi I:nnd A',de Clpthing, us5e hers
ai home o. sp.crI 1rier md tIrrcfprr g estly pre-
ier4h,e to thal iuported irou 9 stern sloP.Sho2s
l'Cashsn country frndlae a'TtyS t'k.l W ex'
chang" ior goals. L.ti%AoND a AAhIir
Apri 80, !sT!. Gov
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
n. Z. CiLIttrc,I Suit.

IosT9N My ga commttee relative
to the Church suit. report1d, authorizing
the election Ola committee.of five, wlro, in
conn xi9n with the New York Book agents,
should be empIoyed to act as A gents for the
Church, to carry on AMI arbitrate a settle
hpntof the church suit with the Church
South, with reference to the New York
Book Concern. Similar resolves adopted
concerning Cincinnati BoJk Concern.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
4 Vnl,,.s,,r Eln,,,, io, A,.Ip.

z OEFER ms farm at private sale consisting Of 81
tA Alleid county, Oiie, two miles east oil tho OILS,
aud Oh" m IL sJalh ioH srson- l0l acres pfovei
lana, u5der good fence well wat, RET; running water
el tue Year rounI mn aliy all tic fields. A spianI
at the Dwelling hH,s thar cannot be beat anywierG,
bssl,,s y.Iistr OF ,a,5r I,uif trees cherry pL,m
&C. Three Gwebng hou IS in'th. farm AMI very
laIg barn lH1ll take 500 in hand and for the
rrsiduei will gya iivs Years credit, iLpaymcnts.-
An on wisnms to purchase gloi farm will do
" | toeal AID > it, JOHN CREiES.
MN-2I. At.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
Mow Ynr.t Ngarli,...

New YORK, May 25.-P. M.-Sales Of
cotton--mlrket unchanged--moderlta busi-
ness at previaus rates. l25p0O bbls Of
State Aeur at sap TO 425; s)clhern 4,371
10 $50. 10000 bush. Western wheat at
81. J0,000 bush corn, mixed at GO 70 G3.
4,o90 bush rye et75 800 bills mess nork
SiS TO 1925; prime Sl6,25, to 1850. Beef
unchanged. coo kegs lard 81 10 10. 900
.bagsof eoFces 81 5000 gallons hnsecd oil
.G3t to G33 800 ticTces ofrice $4,l2 TO 4,25.
Clio whisk2y2l3.