The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03

$4,000 Austrian soldiers in Lombardy--l3,-
0en Of them in Milan, 1000 in the fortress
of Verona, $500 in Msntua, and the remain
der in small garrisons dispersed all over the
country, and easily destroyed by the insur-
gents. Eight thousand out of the fifty are
Hungarians, and four thousand Itnlisns.--
An army of about the same strength is dis
persed through Tuscany, Modcna, Parma
and the Romagna, bnt there the proporti n
of the Huugarians is much stronger.
"hs to the proclamation posted up in the
name Of Kossuth, it is not genuine. His
name was probably made use Of by the Ital-
ians, who knew that he would not contra
dict it,"
DIscovgRYoF VALUABLE SILVER MINES
II is stated that great excitement has been
created in the towns on the Rio Grande, OPP
posite Ell Paso, by the discovery of some
very valuable silver mines on the eastern
slope OF the mountains, about sixty miles
northeast of Donna Anna. The ore is found
in immense quantities directly on the sur
face of the ground, and several tons of it
have already been gathered. The Houston
Telegraph says
"One mine il so rich that the silver is ex-
tractcd rcudily by melting it with a common
log-6rc Of pine. Lead ore is also found in
extensive veins, traversing the rocks in eve
ry direction. We are informed that thou
sands Oftons of head ore, similar to that oh.
tanned at the lead mines near Galena, can
be gathered on the surface Of the ground,
on the mountains east of FL Paso. There is
Il large hill near the silver mines, that might
with propricty be styled tho leud mountnin,
as it seems to be an immense mass OF gnlena
or lead ore. five may believe the accounts
of persons who have visited these mines,
! they must be far more extensive and valua-
bic than my of the mines in Illinois or Wis
consin."
EDrToRIAL IdrE AND pHlLOsuPnY.--J. l..
locke, Esq. in taking leave Of he Savau-
nah Republicans, which he has edited Tor the
last thirteen years, thus speaks ofcditori1l
life
r 'Thc incrssnnt rnrntsl and physical la5cr
demanded To- re- prpdu"c every morning n
sheet that p"rish"s ere nrlllall, can never
he appreciated By those who view the circle
of varied operations from without. Ii j.
! symbnli2rdin classic starry by the stone VI
SVsiphna, and the wheel Of fxiun, while |
fenr the fablc0f VanraIuS might he s,inrr-
added 10 illnstrlir the i%ortuars Of many u
my brcthrrn OF Tho qriII in The United
States, for ton often the promised emp Ui
eljoy mcnt never c1mrs near enough TO h.
tasted. This picture has its reverse. now
ever. With all It's drawbacks, there is much
. that Is cheering in an editors lie, aud he is
n poor philosopher ms well as editor, uho
3 car not return every morning TO his l7hcrs,
+, with renewed energy and determination"
Ono LFGisLATURE,-On Saturday, the
House disposed Of several bills, principally
relating to the manner OF procedure in
Courts. A message was received from the
: Code Commissioners, stating their inability
to report mode Of procedure for Probate
=" Courts. a bill was then introduced for this
; purpose by Mr., Bliss, defining the jurisdic.
| ,tion, &c. The two Houses have not ye'
come to any conclusion in regard to the pub.
LEGATION IF the laws,
Tar CABNsT.-Tt is now stated positive.
!. " that Marcy d. New York, Cushing o
. Massachusetts,, Cuthrt Of kentucky, Camp.
bell of Pennsylvania, DobSino of North Car
7 olinn, McClclland of Michigan, and Davis o
Mississippi, will be the members Gf the Cab
met. A few days will relieve the GnGlic
p anxiety aud the lat or of Washington cor
respondents in this regard,
; 0&rWc have no faith in the gcnuincncss
: OF the proclamations which were posted up
: on the eve OF the insurrcction in Milan, pur.
porting to CONT from Kossuth and Mazzini
c and as they would I'll two columns Of our pa,
. per, we do not publish them. They are
r composed of high-soanding words and speal
g of a general plan OF ~insurScction by the de
mocracics Of Europe.
= FATHER MATTHEW IN lRELAKD.--A late
d number of the Cork Examiner says:
Since the return of Father Matthew from
y America, his efforts, with the divine assis
lance, to suppress intemperance, have beet
II attended with success. The indefa,igabl
A postle Of Temperance continues to nd
Minister, at the house OF his brother, in tn
;, city, each nsrnrng until twelve O'Clock, AN,
q is at his post during the entireS Sunday.
b&-The following excellent receipt for
cold is going the rouRds Of the papsrs:-
% "rako three cents worth Of %liquoriee, an
!. three cents worth of gum Arabic; put then
into a quart Of warm water, simmer them Ill
y thoroughly dissolved; then add three cents
worth Of paregoric, and n like quantity of IN
i timonia! wine. Lstit cool, and sip when
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