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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

Tue RAIL ROAD QuEsTIoN.-The diff
Guilty between the Sunbury and Ere Rail
Road Company aud The Susquehanna Com
pany, was settled last week by The Supreme
Court sitting a, Slnbury. The applica,
lion Of the Susquehanna Company for an
injunction to restrain the Sunburv a. Erie
Company from occupying the route between
Sunbury and Harrisburg, was argued on
"Wednesday. Messls. F. w. Hughes,
Benz. +. Brewster, and J. c. kunkle ap-
pearing for the Susquehanna Company,
and Wm NJ. Mereailh, Judge Campbell,
and ,. W. Maynard appeared for The Sun
hurry and Erie Company. The case Is
said to have been ably discussed. On
Thursday morning The decision of the Court
was delivered 10 be in favor Of the Snsqne.
hanna Company. This decision, We have
no donb', will be the means OF turning the
attention OF the Phiadelphians 10 the CON-
reiioD oG The Cattasissa Ioadi William.
sport, handoning Snnbury a. point Ell
i,rely. This certainly should be done rs
the Catlawissa rou,c is unques'Ionahiv the
shortest route and equally as practicable.
i Muncy Lumina1y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

The law prohibiting the sale of liquors
IN Rhode Island, went into effect on the
18th inst. The Mayor Of Providence has
issued circular informing individuals who
have been engaged in The traffic, and have
liquors remaining on hand. "lhat if they
make request TO that end. they will be in.
dulged with few days time TO enable
them 10 send such liquors out of the State !;
but no sale Of such liquors within the State
will be winked al or allowed''
George Thompson, the English Abol.
lIonist and Member Of Parliament repre-.
senling the Tower Hamlets, has been de.
feated at the recen, elections in England.
Ills constituents expressed much disappro-
baton at his having deserted his duties Tor
the purpose Of agila,ing the slavery ques.
tion in America.
The annual commencement Of Lafay.
cite College, at Easton, will take place on
the 2slh inst. Rev. Symms G. Henry, of
Cranbury, will deliver the address before
the Literary Societies.
Prof. Charles G. Page. who has held
the Office of Examiner Of Patents, at
Washington. for the last ten years, has
rendered his resignation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

FRIEsDs ISnEEp.-lt is an honorable trait
in the character of Gen. Scott, that he binds
friends 10 himself as with hooks Of STEEL
The writer of this article is one of many
thousands who was a strong Scott man in
I0-s,ronger in 4f-more firm still in is
and growing more attracted by his worth and
his services, in 81
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

q HAYES s. co. have just reed a large
os and splendid assortment OF Spring and
Summer G0od-ss they have been purchased
with Cash, feel assured they can be sold at the
iowe-t possible advance. Having large aud
general stock we think it useless to enume' ate
articles. bu, would politely invite our old custo-
n.ers and as many new ones as will give us a c III
I, examine our stock. as feel confident that
wc can sell all kinds nf Goods 10 the hes, a,ivan
tage 10 the purchaser. J. ii. ~ 70
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

MURDER-A most shocking and cold
blooded murder was perpeiraied On Sha-
ser's creek, on Thursday last. The par
tIculars as lar as we have been able to- l"arn,
are as follows A young man named
Thomas Steward aud another named Light
ner, were working in harves, field, to-
aether with 4 number of other persons,
when a ,rfing controversy arose between
them, as 10 which could NOW the fastest.
Lightner said. 4" can NOW faster than any
Lgh,ner of the name-I can NOV as fast
as Tom Seward can walk" Steward
said, "that is an insull"-snd immediate
ly took up scylhe and ran Llgh'ner thro'
the body. The scythe penetrated hls side
abou, the region of the stomach, coming
out on the opposive side little higher up.
He died IN less than half an hour. Imme-
dia,ely after inficting the mortal wound.
Steward. without waiting to withdraw the
scylhe, ran 10 the woods and escaped. He
was taken and lodged in Jail on Saturday
afternoon. We learn that he is a young
man about Is years Of .-CIlunlingdon
Globe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

The Union Weekly Wing, by r. I. NE'sIr,
has been discontinued (at least for the presently
for want of proper support With tire Wing
papers at New Berlin, one at Milton, and one
at Muncy. paper devoted whoNy to the Wing
ed that Campaign papers should be all politics,
but We think that papers circulating in coun-
Try districts will be more satisfactory and more
useful when they have but two or three CO.
lumns per week Of Judicious selections or
original matter, than when filed with political
articles.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
PartingtOn for Pierce.

We regret to be obliged to record the fact
that the volube and veritable Mrs. Parting,on,
has taken ajdecided stand against Gen. Scott;
and the hero of hundred battles, who was
never conquered in any of his great under
takings, is likely TO fall before dame Parting
toms tongue. A gentleman of this town was
last week in railway car, and in the COM
pany was very heshy elderly lady, who
was tanning herself intensely, apparently ca
ring for no sublunary things, until the sub
ject of the Presidency was introduced when
she dropped her fan ard exclaimed. with a
jerking emphasis peculiarly amusing"
hope they aint none Of you going TO vote for
that pesky old Scott. Mysdear departed hus-
band told me, more than a hundred times,
that when he fought a, the battle of Baltimore,
Gen. Scott made them all kneel to the Cath
olics. A pause, and a renewal of the fan
agitation.l That Cameron was beat last fall
because he was a Catholic, and hope no.
body would not have such Catholic as Scott
for G0rernsr - And the old lady, doubtless
convinced that she was saving the Church
if not the Country, resumed the fan more
violently than ever!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

ISrRoDUcroHr.-In conducting the Wing
through this campaign. we mean to be just,
truthful, aud candid We are honest in our
convictions, are not writing ior a living, ex-
pect no Office, and affect nc feeling which we
do not possess.
Our opinion is, that the campaign opens
ausPiciousiy fer Gen. Scott And We concur
in belief with several journals in different
quarters of the Union, that Notwithstanding
the bitter opposition of would-be leaders and
of factionis's-,here is a deep under-current
III favor of Gen Scott. moving the hearts of
the thinking voters Of the country, North.
South, East. and West, which will elevate him
to the seat of Washington by greater majo-
rity than any man has received since the days
of Monroe.
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Leyis5urs Daguerrean Gallery.
HARRISBURG BOOK -BIMDERY.

T. L. KUTTFR f 20, sncr..snrs TO II o. Nciok Hclot
d C.;stiHc. and Hic!ok d Blrrf
DOOK BINDERS, Stationers, and Blank
- Book mutaciurers, iAERIsEUHO, Pa.
Tho subscribers respectfully inform t'ir freuis anil
the public, that they carrying the above hus
mess. at the Old STAND occupied 10y iiickok Barrett
They Halter themselves that y careful attention n bu>i-
nesS, they viii merit and rec i've continuance .. the
patronage 20 literally enjoyed ny the Nd firms.
Particular attention will he paid the Ruling and
Binding of every description of BLANK IthS for Bank
County Offices Merchants and Private ulivhiuaS and
every variety of full and half bound Blank Hooks, Musc.
Newspapers. &c, bound in any style re4 uir,I
In addition to the ahorethry have and will at all times
keep general assortment of STATIONERY. consisting oi
Letter, Cap, Drawing. Transfer, Copying, anil Bnitn.
paper; Waters. Arnohs Writing F!nid. Lead Pencils.
Black 1nk Blue Ink scaling Wax. Copying Ink. States
and Pencils Letter Stamps, India Rubber, Waters Red
Tarc, Blank Boards, Folders, ErdsrIs, &c.
IT, Paper ruled to pattern, and all work warranted
and done very chcarly. Z. L. HUTEEE i co.
May q, ls52-Iy.
q j Books and Pomphlets to he bound may be
left with Editor of the I.ewlsburg Chronicle
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

Paine. the waier-gas man. has invented
ven'ialns das, proof car, BY which dust,
einders, sparks and smoke, are kept out,
and the air is kept pure within. A Cures
Pondent OF the Tribune, after a ride in q
car % ventilated, says it works 10 charm.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

- We send this No. Of the Wing, TO some
who are not subscribers. We request all whose
hands it may fall inio--if they feel disposed
10 procure us subscribers ON the following
TERMs.-To any number of new sub
scribers before the lst of September, we will
send this paper Qor the first year only for ST.,
cash in advance-and the Chronicle into the
bargain. Only 81 for two papers for one
year-both good papers and Telcgraphic news
beats the city press out OF sight!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
ThE RAILROAD
Is cunning TO Le,ois6urg, and the Enyineers ars
,,ouv rioeiug fiemseL,es GDnu ton 10 fo~ N,
DAVID MYERS
Cheap Clothing and Furnishing Store.

Syn The Sripad lss, ut r. 'sris,' ois So-d,
FOR there the citizen. Of I.sxi.burg and ,hs
surrounding country will find one OF the brs,
selected aud largest stocks Of CT, ,GJ7-Jl4FG59.
ever brought to this county. consl.ting IN p,l,
as fyiloSs:
\ large and extensive stock Of Ready M,!s
Clothing Of all quantities aud prices and Of ,hs
latest style.
A large assortment of Cloths. Cassi,nere,,
Vesiings, Tlimmin s, &c.
A variety of fae and common Shirts, Collars,
silk Kos-utt ard Summer HITS aud CAPS,
Hdkerchfs, Crara,s Hosiery. Gloves &c.
Every description OF Cinih'ng mnde 10 or4er in
the nearest and mos, expeditions manner.
Come one and all before purchasing any,hin.
elsewhere IN The shape oi a garment. aud you II
save money by doing SO. can dress you from
head 10 foot, for from one dollar up to 6f,y. an,
flrl,cr myself that eau SUI, all both in price snd
quality. Don't forget the place sign OF Stnpel
Coat. fI.cwisburg, April l3. 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

Luscious ripe peaches are reported at
New Orleans, from Gcn, Felix Illusions
celebrated orchard.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
Lightning Rods.

4 FTER many wears close investiG alton and
y numerous experiments the Paten ee takes
pl,asure in Informing the pubic that he has
arrived at the tue principle ol p oecIins families
DIV lings and property from the destruclise iuilu-
ence of LIGHTNING The ca nl'ies
lha, every Cts, Tow II, Village and Country falls
victim 10 annually. ,hro' the gross negligence f
it, nhiii,antS, l. beyond cilcuia in, especially
when the remedy Is 60 easy TO obIain-,hs Is
found IN
AREITAGE's
i]aleni nla9uciir Ei9binln3 iscos,
and IN this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the mot scientific gentlemen in the wofli-
Professors M'Mur,rie, Johnson, W sior and many
others that have examined them, recommend and
speak of them III the highcs, terms OF approbaIon.
and have pronounced them the only safe rods IN
use in this any other county for the protection
OF Lives aud Property One advantage Is To divide
and throw back part OF the elcciric fluid harmless
TO the clouds in time OF stroke this enables the
rod 10 conduct that portion of fluid that belongs
10 the earth without the slig ghtcsi danger OF lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantages over the old one. The only place Of
manu- featuring Is in
Vine 81. 3 doors Qbore I:th, Phiddtiph;a.
Nutle ft'sDh> iSSIFttuiN ~ 'fif
and examine lur themselves. For ssle Wholesale
OF Retail by THD'S ARHuTAGE.
These rods have hesn purchased and success
fully used By the follow Ing individuals. Cold; ;isnss
ard corporations, whose names checr.uy
Submitted
u, and Pl,icirlphG,-A. s rol'crts. George
Sautzinc,r, Judge buuSer Jut-a Corral. J. Nu!f'ni,
John Homes, G. G. Clauey i. krrnner. u. 0aSicy, Conrad
IngcrSo. The Bockley Anshouse, Anderson Brothers.
Rev J. l.. Grant John Notman, Ihcs. uTovrr. Bat
Hnons A. T. 'inkcrs, II Simmons Thos. Mott Co, Nr.
Downing, J. r. Grc.r j W Watson, e. Humphreys, >.
Ripley Co. J. Hyaan l.. Rtrcn, i oyrBshtr. q. Pep
Nc. Da,i>nn Or. Paul. : H. Powers Co. J. w.n-prnn +,
II Mlitr, the Rcd Bank Hotel. the L. 5. Arsenal the
Spring Garden Commissioners Hall.
u, the Sofe # NeI1 .rssy.-,'-"rrc Cr;spip Judge
II Call judge Dayton, John Netman, DR.. Ii, NSTtlc,
Bcpj. Roberts, Mr.. j. Downing
1j,T he only authorized Agent for the Counties
Of CBion. JuuIata. Miiiln. Clinton, Lycoming,
Northumberland, Mon,our. Columbia. I.uzrrne, Is
SAMUEL HOOVER.
-H1rflefon. Union county, Penn.
Order= and letters addressed (pos, paid) TO Mr..
Hoover will he promptly attended 10. He has
put up a number OF these Rods in Union county,
some oil which may be seen follows
IN yNToN COUNT.
Nlrtisg Tp.-Ysrk Halfpcnny VIM Foster. John Hans
Michael Peters, Jacob Smith David Fi,ran Ecubrn
Mench, George Ki.ckner. Mo Berfnl--Coart Hous,
and Commits ion.rs oli,c LmcSf,.as Tp-.Iohn E.h,r
tnioH Tp-Dr. Charles wilson Washington Tp.-Iohn
Kunz, Simon kuntz. Han Tp.-Isaac Couldron WHIT
Der I,.-Nohae Hoffman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
Hats, Gaps, and Ready Made Clothing!
q sPYAEE, * SOV have removed heir

S Hat aud Gap store 10 the brick s'oief"om
four doors w'-t OF their OIL stand here they
T. ajy So Il HATS cars, and CLOTHING rbra per than
c.u he tieht Other place ia the country Hat
aud Cps Itr lHts-t Styi- for and Winter
You wish o. buy.
ThanAfu t. toIfr fr past :avcr4. ~e hiic f'r
coIt f The s1;.lg, I.es low suit
the times.
Hats made snj r,ss,i tn"rl'r. Eonre's Panama and
Irl horn hats hit mel aud p--,~l reasonable tTn-
Country prolurc taAnn ~ Ci.Usr-
Leaisi.ur. MAY q. Is5s J. SPYKER son.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
Cut His ont or.d pyeSsrre ~
WINES. LIQUORS, &C.

"AvING adopted the Cash principle IN my
Ill business, by which avoid the annual iis'
of bad debts and the expense attending the Co.'S
lection OF old accounts, sm now enabled to sell
and ,ciW sell at prices that will SAVE 10 my cus-
toners at least 25 :Kn CT. on their purchases st
the same time ,carant erery article TO be pure
as yepressnted md surEnroH Jor the price.
Orders filed in original packages as imported.
Of IA. 20. IS, 40, IS aud l20 gallons each.
grandics Of every description, at 81 90 Oo
oId Holland and Sh;ciam Gin, 90 W
Jamaica Rum OF different ages, . ~
Irish and Scotch Whisk"y. - ~
London Brown stout and scotch Ale. ~ %
old Madeira. sherry aud Port Wines, 70 W
C,arrt every grade in eases, - ~ wv
do do casks, "a 10 ~ D
Champagne Of every quality, 20 10 W
With Tcneriife, Sicily, Lisbon, and Malaga
Wine in or casks. Also imported i.iqneurs-
Cu,acoa, Maraschino, Arrak, Cherry Brandy,
Kirsch~ater, sc.
Old Monongahela and Bourbon Wsiskey from
to 10 years old.
CTEvery cssk carefully examined before ship
ping. Goods shipped under personal supervision.
Wines enclosed ia double casks, If desired, to
prevent tapping.
A. ii. M'CALLA. Importer and Dealer.
3m425 30 Walnut Nreet, fhifdH
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
NEW STC2E-KGEPERS
NEW GOODS!

Cai.f'rHia FIR GoH, PENS H'y'rania FIR big
i.,4s ald Hg,,s G,r. Sro-t ar Cstss sr s4cLqran f
Ir,s,tt Cor. E.g'.r for ret 5iHg ifsls Gs; FOSTER
x TUSTT1, tor .,lflrr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
DRY GOODS.

TOR -9E1SS lTEIR they have Freuch Cloth, Do
skins and Fancy Cassi-rs, Colo-ea sui White Linen
Drills Cottopa!cs yestin-s. styles 3iarssilles
ings English Hosiery &c, &C.
FOR LADIES' WEAR, rich lus.er-d Elack Silks plain
and ehsng,sbs silks striped SILKS, Marselinss checked
India Silks, Florence Grcdcnap Glacss Paris painted
Jaconets and LonSn rr;n,-i B1rrsce De Lsns, surer
plain Meuselinss, Toll he Noire. French and Scotch
net and Swiss Ed-inrs and swiss Insertings, Woven
Linen Edincs and Iss plain and fancy Cap Nets, uev
s,yles1 Tarlstons Illusions, Eones, embroidered and
clear Ia.n ILIk't superior qsaty Md. raffeta, AMI
Silk Gloves long and short Aohar Mtts White Crape
shawls, elegant Spring Shawls, &c &c large asor,
ment Of FURyLSILyG GOODS, prus:e.s, Mats, Stair
Furniture Check Tcknss Cotton Fringes Cotton Table
Diaper Dunask Table Cloths Napkins DOyles Embossed
Cloth and Cotton Table Covers Super Narssillss Qas
CounterPanes, Huckabuck, Diaper aud Crash Towelng,
&c. &c.
Their stock Of GROCERIES is very large
and cheap. Their QUEENsWARE .ssestmsns
is one Of the fines. ever brought to this section
Of fcoun,ry, and extremely low. Also an extensive
lot of HARDWARE. ~
Their stock Of Goods having been .purchsssj
at the present extremely low prices, ,6fos Casi,
enables them to oder unusual iudueeusnts 40
respects variety. style and prices. The public
are respectfully invited TO cali and examine for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
UCounuy Produce si the highest make.
prices wanted in exchange for GooGs.
GEDDES T. lDDINGS.
Lewishurg. April 2z, is5:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.

e. Tie use Of fro or tFee columns Of the
"Chronicle" FIR the advocacy Of WHis frfn-
ciples and Nominees has been purchased 10
the DEMOCRATS the same chance is offered %
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

nEEDS Of superior form. for sals st the
IL Chronicle office, 3 cts single. 60e Pss III
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

SHAMEFUL BIsorRr.-In the United States,
universal liberation of religion, is a funda-
mental article Of every creed, political and re-
iigious. Man is accountable for his belief
to his Maker ALONE. Yet in the professedly
Democratic State of New Hampshire, those
who profess the religion Of LAFAYETTE, of
CAHnoLL, of TASEY, and thousands of the
truest and most tried friends Of liberty which
America has known-in New Hampshire,
Catholics are prescribed from holding Office !.
And among the more ignorant Protestants,
the story is ndustr:ously circulated that Gen.
Scorr is a Roman Catholic. 1t is not true.
He is, by education and from conviction, a
Protestant, and has long been an officer in
and constant attendant upon Protestant
church in Washington. His religion does
not allow him to interfere, however, with the
conscience of his neighbor. and he has nev-
er shown the least faint Of bgotry, intoler-
ancc, or persecution for opinions sake,
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Siai, E.,ai,cp, ,0;tI2-Pr Prcs,a,aiiai, 1ict.2

HoN.JOS. BURLINGTON, of Armstrong
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s n = pssisb. z . t.'hess. ",
u tsn sisl.sas Y sppsles.sd
as t!9acf ~ confer with sinlar commit:
~ e@ssen gosussl other pubic bodies who
se5sttnse esneszl q So
S. ssasct end naaking the necessary
f'F u sQisrss Funeral VI honor e the
tlss shs domsnittss IS Regulations vsre oqt: the
introduced Mr. b T. GasTell who explained
~ o the messing They had nssembled TO make
20 pay suitahe token Of regret at the
&h ef the great orator. stAtesman and pacHcators
loss IN mourn r. dny and I'll citzenH, Irrespective
|ef4 purity should Join ID this tribute.
ond calls for Judge Ler,ie brought this gentleman
rpen the stand. and he delivered beautiful euogy upon
character of the deceased He admitted that he
those Of hts political creed had often times differed with
Webster on the political questions Of the times but
bad always admired the towering genius the eloquent
tongue; and gigantic mind of the champion of
tys honor. WHO had given 1t broad name upon which
ALI the nations of the civilized world locked with admra-
ton and respect He admired Mr. Webster most when
in opposition to the expressed opinion of his own State
Of his city. and all the preiudces which could be
brought to bear upon him. he boldly walked up to the
breach with Clay md his associates aud laid down his
preudices the altar Of his country The South was
most indebted to him in gratitude, for defending her
rights when they in peril May the roses bloom oer
his grave till the earth crumbles into the dust
Judge Larue's euugy well worthy of the OCCASION
and at times deeply pathetic that tears were seen
strickling down many d cheek,
The meeting adjourned after the adoption of the reso
1utions dH8a 7es3 ~ ~ 5ra II
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Louisiana Interior.

ARTEsrAN WELLs.-Colonel S. Henderson is making
preparations for the construction of WELL upon
the premises of the Baton Rouge Foundry. Mr.. H. has
acquired all the needful information and has doubt of
the success of his undertaking,
SUGAR HOUSE BrRNED.-Fhe Baton Rouge Gazette of
Saturday says: On Wednesday morning last the sugar
house of Mr. T. Bird in this parish was burned to the
ground together with large quantity of wood We
derstand the loss is covered by insurance
The same paper adds Many planters in our vicinity
have commenced making sugar but for the want of a
sufficient supply of water we learn most of them will
to stop until it rains. heavy rain just now would
indeed prove q flowing blessngn
ACCIDENTAL negro the property of Mr. Robert Perry
ofJackson killed last week by the accidental dis
charge of pistol in the hands of student at the Col
ege, named Sandal The latter picked up an old pisto
which he supposed empty, and to brighten the boy
snapped it at his head and blew his brains out.
SHREvEroRT-The Southwestern published at Shreve
port, says Cotton is arriving in great
gangs of Wagons may be at all times vending the
way to the river while the leyee begins lively
and business like aspect There is only drawback
the prosperity of townthe want of floating capital
1t could be made the most important inland cotton mart
in the Union if capitalists would establish banking
house. for the purpose of aTordng facilities to the mer
camille community.
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IELEGRAPHED 10 THE CREscENT.


HRstts Naitanar 1tiis
lcmco Corner # 81 Chayes and Grayier streets
M. Wehster's Funeral
BosTos, October Is.
Nj funeral d appointed his family to take
place At noon on Friday, the 10th instant. "a
Honors to Mr.. Webster
NEwYoRs, October as
The whole city is in mourning today for MI webster
The flags on all the public Offices and shipping are at half
mast and general gloom prevails
Dosrov. October 25.
gloom is thrown over our whole community by the
calamity Of Mr. webster's death All rags are half.
nasted the bells oing and minute guns have been
firing during the day.
Ohio River.
CINCINNATI October 25
The river here is yet falling and has receded four in
ches during the last twenty-four hours.
pirrsBuRsH, October 25
The river here is yet falling
Slave Rescue Case.
NEwYoRK, October 25
The Circuit Court at Albany has adjourned to the
case is to be tried before it,
Fire.
NETWORK, October 25
Ere broke out this morning in Burlington, New Jer-
sey which hes destroyed several houses stores and
large amount of property
Ohio River-Steamboats
LOUISVILLE, October 25
The river here is still falling The steamboat California
has arrived and the Chancellor has departed New
Orleans.
PtrTsRunsH, October 25-P.
There is scant two feet in the channel and the
river still falling