The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

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And PePlau whitening in ths bree1e, 3 4,
e'r~osla sun nv taste Faaus, L
To have tho porch with vince ~o'efhuag, h
With bells q pendant w~o0ablas sWaHss
Ard rom nv htsiee window sprcsd
elamp ofroas white an3 Ted-
80 solaee Hins AMI me. ~
Ikind ohhink IsAouIAdsiirs IL
hear aronad the lawns srhnr
" N5odbird singing s~Os;
Aniin 4 daitrd hsva I brook $50
Whare | might set and read my e0oEs
-s1Sh should Be- my rstsslt. 4 Il
erarffofn ms cify's crnwNsAnd roise. l.
There would rear the girls and eoys,
have some two or threeD
Ana d hid Heaven should blsss my store
- With dve ar ak or seven more.
How happy should be-"
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TERRIBLE EKcoUErER.-The charleston
Courier the other day. Contained a Bccount
Of a spotted shark. killed IN that harbor,
which AFTER being landed. wss delivered OF
twenty-one young ones. and after she was
cut open, was found to contain twcuty-ons
more.
large shark appeared and sprung directly at
them. hperson from the ship called out
TO warn them Of their danger; on which
they all Immediately swan to the vessel
and arrived in safety, except nno poor fell
low who was cut in two by the shark, al
most in reach OF our oars, "A comrade and
most intimate friend Of the unfortunate VIC
tin, when he observed the severed trunk Of
his compdnion, was sc zed with a degree Of
horror which words cannot describe. The
Unsuitable shark was seen tfayersinR the
bloSdy surface in search ofthe rem iInder OF,
his prey,whep tho brave youth plunged Into
the water, determined either 10 make the
shark disgoFge, or be buried IN the same
Sgrsve. He held In his hand a Ipn9 and
sharp pointed knife, and the rapacious non.
Ater pushed f~uriously toward him; she had
turned on her side and opened her Lenurm-
ous jaws, in order to seize him, when the
youth diving dexterorsIy under her. seized
her with his left hand tsomswhers near the
upper Ems. and stnbbed her several tines Ia
the belly
The shark, enraged with pain and stream.
ing with blood, plunged in all diFections, in
order t. disengaga herself from her enemy.
The crews Of the surrounding vesssls saw
the combat was decided, but they were ig-
norant which was slain. ill tho shark, weak
ened by the loss OF blood. made toward the
shore, and along with her conqueror. who,
flushed with victory. pushed hiS foe with re-.
doubled ardor. and with the aid Of the tide
Dragged her ashore. Here he ripped up the
boweia ofthe monster, obtained the aeEered
remains ofhis friends body and buried il
with tho trunk In the same grave.
TAG ERrcssos EAsrEE.-Tn late Havre
papers We find notices Of the stationary en-.
CINE constructed for theNew York Evening
Post by Captain Ericsson, and subs .quent.
ly sentto France to secure bis patent In
that empire. Tho editor ofthe Courier do
Havre, who was present at an experiment.
atrial, says:
"The experiment we witnessed was no,
INTENDED 10 establish the power Of the ma.
chine, but merely to show the manner o
its, operation, and to enable the spectator e
appreciate the usefulness Of the rceenera.
tor. which nbsSrbs tho caIoric from the hoI
air and returns II again 10 tho cold air, as Il
passss through II. Indeed, the engin,
work from thrse.qulrters ofan hour aftol
the dee Is ~extinguishcd, when there Is. o
course, no calarlc generated except tina,
which 10 drawn from the regenerator."
flHr
E1-Ano,her Stray Japanese Sailor ha,
been picked up at sea by an American shlp
the Emma Parker, aud carried into Sal
Franelsec. He was taksn from the Japan
ese junk Yathsmarou. in latitude IS deg. 5,
min. N longitude 1853 deg, 40 min. w.
beng the last survivor Of the crew. Hi
name is Dee.yse-no-skce, apd hc is abuu
twenty two ysars old When found he ia
supk downin a state . itofpor rom exhaus
lion, in consequence Of the sudsrings an,
PrivaIivns he had endured.
Mas HARMgr D srcarR SrowE IN PARr,
w rSe aud W)rsa Tue refusal Of QlseI
VitsFia to admit tho nuthoress of .Unci
Toms Cabin" and the idol Of Stnfor,
House, into the royal presence, appears Il
have bsen followed up by Louis NapoleoI
IN true Imperial style. A certain M. F.
In Paris, thopght proper, upon his " re
sponsibility. TO iionise Mrs. Stowe at hi
own residence; but OIL the dreadful insecu
rity Of the one-man powerI While Mr.. F.
was In the act oft king ou- Abolition heroinI
"out a.ri1ing," the police made a descen
upon Mr.. F--and all tho, Frenehmen II
his house, and, sans cersmonie, hurried then
of total, ~ Y. Herald.
MaRE or THE HoMBus. lit appears BY III,
Ashtabola Telegraph that the spirit rapper,
have set some of their dupes 10 digging foI
gold IN East shiabula, thai they dug ono
hole 40 oct deep which failed wholly hnc
numerous shallow excavations which hive
cavedin. The digger un Ter spirit guild nc
worked In the night, because the suppose.
placer was on q neighbours land. The Tel
egraph says, .if the departed spirits are &c
be credited, there h abundance Of roj Ia
eastern Ashtabula." No doubt there Il I'm
II lies near the surface. - lepe. Her.
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MOVEMENT OF U s. TaooPa. letter from
Fort Leavenworth. dated June 2Ist, state
th,t a party consisting Of Gen Garland
Majors Backus, Nichols, and Fry, sewers
ypuag officers, and four or Ave ladiel
were TO start the next day for Santa F.. :
Two hundred recruits. under Capt. Mora,
has already departed, and the General no
ed 10 overtake them at the Council Grow,
The new Inspector General Col. MAns6e I'll
was expected to aFnve on the following du
~ join the fsrty.
DEPurY MAKsHALs.--From the PA
Dealer ofthe 20lh inst, we learn that DT
Fitch, U. .. Marshal, has appalRted the 70
lowing gentlemen assistant Marahals:
James Thompson, Jr., Steubenviiic, Ell
jah ID i'd, T0lpdoi Paul n. ID snnis NJ sv