Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10

Bella B,dger, E,q., Of PhiladeIph;a
died at the Friends Insane Asylum, Frank.
ford, on Saturday morning.
Louisville, March 6.-Kossu,h addressed
the Germans, Yesterday, in their own Ian
guags, in the Methodist Church-Sl .d.
mission. He speaks tonight in the court
house; no one being admitted wi,I,ou,
purchasing one Of the Hungarian bonds
for one dollar. The amount of material
aid for Kossuth here will probably not
reach $4,000. Kossu,h will leave To-
morrow, Oh the steamer Emperor, for St.
Louis.
There are about $50 persons now under
! treatment in the Commercial Hospital.
Cincinnaili. One hundred and twenty .fivo
of these are lunatics and The Atlas Gays
nine len,hs Of the patients are Irish.
A letter was received, few days ago,
a, the Hartford Conn., Post OiIice. iha,
had been a long journey TO reach its de.ii-
nation. Ii was mailed al Portage City,
Wisconsin, Nov. 5. 1851. and, was d..
recied TO East hartford, Conn, Scotland.
1t vas sent to the British Empire, and
there received the following posimsrks
Liverpool, Dec. 4; e. A Dec. S; A. f..
Dec. I; S. f. Dec. .: Glasgow. Scot
hand, Dec. 10; do. do. Dec %; w. T..
Dec. 26; Hartford. Dec. %" I, was
then marked mot found" and returned to
New York. marked, supposed United
States" 1t was then forwarded from
New York TO Hartford, and sent to Scot
land Society, East Hartford. where IL
; belonged. and which j, reached, with lhir.
teen different, ros,marks-
Roger Sherman was representative in
. Congress from Connecticut; his business
had been that Of making shoes. John
. Randolph arose, and with his usual
I squeakipg sounds, said. 81 should like TO
2 know what The gentleman did with his
; leather apron before he set out for Wash.
J iDgton." Mr.. Sherman replied, initiating
t The same squeak, 81 Gu, j, UP. sir, 10 maks
mocca,,ns iur the descendants Of Poca-
bontas."
William J. Martin, Of Sunbury, and
editor Ere, lot The Bl"nmsburg Democrat,
nave been nor ored by commissions ne
AIDS OF Gov. B,gler. Mr. Ndriln served
: honorabiy III the MexicaB war-
The New Jersey legislature have
passed law requiring the banks OF that
+. State 10 redeem their Roie> al par, NOT eaIy
., d, home, but in New York and Phiiadei.
, phla.
The man is born who will see popu.
la,ion OF 81, 600 900 IN the Unitd States.
: This will be grea! country, then, and No
! mi,ilke.
: We saw several ladies' on Sunday last
wad,ng through the s!u>h, TO witness the
imm rsion, in kid slippers. We had oD
u, double soied kip boots. We hope they
viii not pay for heir vanity in the shape
of eaiomel and ay bilsieIs.-l HoiLdays-
burg Standard
The Nail Fscsofy attached 10 the Por-
; ,age Iroa Works, IN DuacaAsvilie. was
I des'rsyes by fire so Friday nerSing last.
{ The loss viii probably not fsa iar short
OF SS, ,OOO-S3, 600 Of which is covered BY
4 insurance in tie F,ankln Company oj
:. Philadelphia. The originate \ ei the FIRE
was tie result Of caIelessxess.
We learn that Typhoid Fever prevails
: to an sisrH.iag exit ut IN the PrOf House,
f and AT This Tine soR g fnees or ,wenry
n are down viii ii-and several have already
g died of the disease. Poor pauperl
On Sunday morning last Young Irish.
! man named Patrick Dunn. who has been
in this county but short un.e, came To-
an uatimely end, at the Intersection Of
] nennsy!vania and Portage Rai!ron3s. He
was Temporarily employed a. a swi,es
" tender. asd was accIde entaliy caught be-
tween the beams Of a and an engine
rendes. by VIII ch be was so horribly
crushed that he Died almost instantly.
$ The Pennsy fvania Railroad COMPANY
: has established private telegraph sra,Ion.
for their ows exclusive use, at the Noun
tain Hotel.
Auditor Gene,sl Banks has appointed
VIM. = Waiiase, Chief Clerk, in The
: room o! Dr.. J. W. Hammond, resigned,
E and S. N. Baily, Of York county, is 40.
{ pointed to the clerkship vacated by The
q promotion OF Mr. Wallace.
! The amoun. Of travel on the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad at this seasos O: the year
and in lis unfinished Stale, gives an ear
nest of wha, it is destined 70 be VIXEN the
road is completed. Two hundred passen.
gers left Pltsburg on Friday, and on Sat-
urday morning it is said there were 434
passengers at ,ae Mounlaia House Two
trains having me, there.
No liquor was permitted at the German
Ball gwen in Lancaster last week conse-
quently the affair was conducted with dec
, orous proPriety. For this reform We are
indebted TO our worthy Mayors PoIcs
arrangements.
The cost Of the New Court House in
Lancaster is estimated al abou, 500, 900.
The sum OF 80 600 in addition vas PAID
IN ha lot "a,