The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19


Locofoco editor who has denied the fact
He must.hayea conscience.
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Iowa WHIG-G Coz. Lucas for ScoH.-I
Cook, Wing, is elected to Congress by 1000
majority. A correspondent of the Tr- |
bune writes that Iowa is ''sure for Scott and
Graham" and that "the defeat of Lincoln
Clark--one of the strongest men in the
Democratic party--has spread CONSERVATION
through the ranks of the enemy. The
probability now is that the lower branch of
the Legislature will be Wing. Gov. Lu-
cas-Democratic Ex-Governor of Ohio, and
still later of Iowa-has declared for Scott
and Graham. Hundreds Of Democrats who
voted their own ticket at this election, will
go for Scott this fall"
LoUIsIANA.-We are in receipt of intelli-
gence from every part of the State. Wing
Clubs are forming in almost every parish
We congratulate our friends upon the fact,
that accessions to our ranks are occurring in
every direction, and no desertions have ia
ken place except Of those who disgraced our
ranks while in them. The developemcnt of
Gen'l Pierce's home sentiments is alousing
a deep interest in the coming election, Lou
isania will exhibit no apathy in this contest.
The ides of September will not arrive be-
fore the enthusiasm will equal that of the
Campaign of 1910, - Louisiana Spectator.
ExrRAvEGAEcE OF THE, New York AL
DERMEN.-The ,"Tea-Room" expenses Of
the New York Board of Aldermen, for July,
amount to 81 ,529,43, independent of the re-
freshmcnts ut the Clay obsequies. The Gre
freshments' and the boat excursion to AL
Il g., A
for Garage hire amounts to 1899, and the
Kid CLIQUE bill is $l05; seven dozen pairs
having been purchased for the forty Alder
men and Assistants. What was done with
the forty four surplus pairs, the Tribune
says, docs not appear. -'a-s
A BoNAPARTE IN THE AMERICAN Army
A promotion of 43 cadetsof the Military Ac
ademy at West Point has just taken place In
the U. s. Army We remark among the
number the name Of the cadet Jerome Ma
poleon Bonaparte who was No. IL in his
class at the time ofthe examination, and who
is appointed to the regiment of mounted
riAemen. He. is the grandson of Jerome
Bonaparte, brother Of the Emperor Napo.
| leon, Ex-King of fWestphalia, and now Pres
ident of the French Senate. His grand
mother, Madame Patterson, first wife of
Prince Jerome, resides in Baltimore.
EXEMPLARY DAmAGEs.--A country court
in France has condemned the owner of dog
that had gone mad, and had caused the
death by hydrophobia, of man with three
children, to fine of 10000 francs, to be di-
yided between the children, and keptin trust
till each comes of age. His offence was,
not that his dog had run mad, but that he had
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disobeyed the police regulations.
AMERICAN DENTIST IN IrALY.-A letter
from Rome says that Mr.. Albert c. Kens-
BILE, young American dentist settled at
Rome, is now on professional visit to Tu-
rim, where he has received formal appoint
ment as SCIENTIST to the royal family" though
he declines, with characteristic modesty, to
use the title publicly. He is confessedly
the first dentist in Italy, where he proposes
to reRsain some years.
SWEDISH IMmIGRRNTs.--A body Of Swe-
dish immigrants, on their way to Wisconsin,
passed through the streets of Boston on
Tuesday. First came nine large wagons,
filed with their goods, with the females on
the top, and then the men equipped with
muskets, and bearing banner-"Hail Co
no burden to Massachusetts"
j RUTLAND, W., which five or six years
ago had only about 800 inhabitants, has
grown since the construction Of the rail-
roads leading to it, to be town of some A.
600 inhabitants. Land about it, which
{ cost sixty dollars per acre, is now held at
$4,000 to $4,000. .
A FEMALE ADvooATE.-A French lady,
Madame de Grandin, has been allowed to
plead her own cause in the Court of Common
Pleas, in Paris. She was so,persuasive that
she got n verdict in her favor, as might have
been expected when beautiful woman, as
she is described, s6ed to tae other sex for
Justice.
A HOTEL IN THE CLoUDs.--A new house
: Of ntertainment has recently been erected
: on the White Mountains, on the summit of
"Mount Washington" which, says the Bos-
ton Traveller, is G, 1926 feet above the level
Of the sea. A daily posthoFse line of commu-
nication is keptup with the world below.
A CURIOUS FAeT.--A modern philosopher,
taking the motion of the earth on its axis at
seventeen miles second, says, that if you
take fyour hat in.the street to bow to a
friend, you go seventeen miles bareheaded
without taking cold 4 gs.
u Z, HAYNAU.--We learn from German pa
per that Haynau, the Austrian butcher, has
! been spending some time at the baths Of
Homburg. On Sunday, May 80, he won in
the gambling saloon 10000 francs--neurly