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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-03
MR. BoURcIcAULr AND THE DAILY TIMES


To Edhoyof The " Y Tribune.
SIR Or the oath ut The Daily Times stated without
doubt or hsieon that my comedy the Fox IIant sold
by me to Mr. Burton and produced b. him as original
was translation or adaptation from French comedy en-
tiled Sullivan and in spite of my explicit denial that
lad heard Of the comedy before the produc-
ton Of my own, it persisted in It's accusation.
Il attempted TO sustain the charge in the following man
ner Dividing an anecdote Of Garrick which furnished
me material for in my comedy into its six or
eight component incidents 1t fastened these upon my
COMEDY as 80 many condolences with the play OF the
Eenoh author Of whose work, it seems they firm tho
staple.
csnnot permit myself to be dragged before the readers
of TIE Daily Times a dspuiant the point Of my own
personal honor and vtracy but | wish the public to
know that willing to be condemned or acquitted by
ha. faiTes Of all tribunals jury of my peers offer
beta bet is the argument Of foobut desire to repeal.
in your columns the offer have made in vain in those Of
the journal which gratui.ously asaied my reputation
viii submit my comedy and the French comedy Sui
Ivan to jury Of twelve Literary men, and il they Dc
eide il is Translation adaptation Of the work Of H.
Melesyle viii psy $1,000 as damages to the French
dramast whose work am accused Of purloinng, $500
to the Dramatic Fund and $500 to the N Y Fire Depart
mcnt az the jury may determine
| submit that it would be but just under the crcum.
stances for Tie Duly Times to place the Ike sum upon
the issue of the trial. but about that am not particular
I am Sir vour OBJ servant DION BOuRCICAULT
ker.l cyi.I Do 4
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- -,,-;r- ~ tls bolv was held jas, evening
Tas rsVc-i dt;sto tie e1.r's O. S A.-1,s ~ '0
tie Boari @: Excise snt TIE oapcroT oart
- Uespses tie operations by FTeacl.ng SaoOsh
s'aoS ard Temperance meetings ID iAe lent az IN
escrts r. fsyCr 81 hs new chAF'ei- a1 ~ seeS ~
tsz 81 men favorable 70 reform c-sots We
a. Aat lie Nane l4W voul- te el-t4e q '- '"o 'ls
ef.Ae IEsisisr.t tl.ct we've ID oFr- OF '- "i's"e
Isxrr lie yea $50 hiss been received ahl nl-i
- i,-s sion u So l1 copies OF TIE N-r
ysrs izrcs cr r pairs Of Che Ielt ana oAIn-s us
go. for ssl4rs agencies rent fuel furniture STA
- u-srtir- rCs-1-r sc.
~. 80 +. r,sei cs I've delegates from each
lWsTl fnS one 4 each I'VE win Tie following oAlcers
slslt, fo- lisa compose tie Executive Commits -
Clx-es c Le-l, Pres Noaa " orch D. = simpson,
y T,rus.rd A. -sI.es o. Benz g., Wee Pres Alfred
Brss Treas. =. " sfreu. Cor So JonA "e-'l4ser'
Rse So. ,.,- Ill. . 2
D. Iri-e6 SAFE and o Con4rcss. asking to the A-e
Law II. tie City OF ashinson ron whoa 90 make me
fcHgE irg extracts;
Ne vi 70. AL yo.r io-s-at,a tes % e11s r.sy tas
exi l1ealTeIales ieg hsv o'en 81 e. - {. -.
q. Sc viih io-Ior 'su-a .le en- ~ -,
.-ErsL sr-r o. g. e--.-. -. - q
a. q 5.osc rsrsr o. vice. I'D cIs r7 = s1n 50, si-e
stslch svi a n,els Earee, IL c, 20 s--' ID @ @ - Va
~ r-sTis Of wsis-o- cy have sen oil hss tsrTs ~.
sssE-iLs resl al91-s' -lts Ane a. ss-sl ley
hare y eH q dee s's s. e +, ,s,s6
Ae tinAhcra hoe oge1 .9oIi-.- q o-.- q - sI.
Srsks compelled Ess , re esrT ing AZ rllo
- We esIfr lie toas5 o. cur Na ils ben ready
b. renarerauce che l-o-ai Coz
for vsors % Nsn63n durns tns
s,Ir. f Cole fFo q- O. is Jloa ana o. '|a1s'
&c Cc4ll-T ~ &c VITA r---..a ..
W, ~ 40 sr o. cvu honorsd .siowzcns' oeptea 70
W,ss fra rti other 5tes . il VaiD s-ii1ls
= - r-f.c crsice nay Of hons hof many are
49, - 70 q late7erllce nat -5F 40 IA te
Csp.c Nsny sch au31ing down t1e sppefy pa
r,. - cor :1e bTl lte o. or i rs Of av 1cs
h - f diameter u nlEeuce not 70 TIE PesI
l.tt1 untim IS ceoIl - .--..f.-iy
Tts prsysisucs Of panee af19ng ssc4 81 -n
,en 90 6..trs-ed tJ the ielftas
hisl rolcsi Mfs. = POWERFUL .er ID our otn ~
81 ~ rrorise hops and o-i-lF o. great
a. vuf-Ors ofs C1ruselcra J-crs, sis-r-en 5'.tf-9
have g.. al III. perlLce .ifen .e-- lel sIS "-
y rail. How have tte ra--lJ ia4t- .--t-..s..
Tue ir11le1se srr abs.l--r rsoi1 ION eI % -'1 1
EeTsrssfs tLlousLo whole Jlin end ~ colnA5I ga
Ufter oes.r1ciou Of al .uch Aq uw 10 YONG q AZ
ogsIs les than IrisLt nos- boz ts be maze II J. e,-
hat orc q 40 soNE wac Hf i- in,As'. i-',
rsr1nes before they lad reached efe- De ain Of ~
dsya ef usefunefs their kuoa have been Suddenly s-H
from tteI c0lntry's dladrm. O., -.,.. 49, 49,. IL -
bsAak MAJORITY q The gote. an 81 40 ny ?.
a rcill Ga tAd N acoa'o' iI
the vbhss By te largest end esi I1s9n o. t.s s
carlfftlg cali upo3 tlc 20 ~ ~
Inhsd lsisu 70 tue FrtJef ~ le peol' o, M %
CIV AID period Of "a s0n 70 eases i i-" l
yshes INDEBTED which telf sn ne
IN the name By direction Of the te- Cy spi
AilisIee. CnAhLL1 - L~i'"' 4-''"
G. J. WAREES. Cores ending sccseiaTy
ksV- Yak Nov q, l-S1
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..<xsNtt,N ~ sGtsH sNclhlftN
y, ~. t't.h S,,leiirs of tAis city YVES htiN On
tpF<,tS ~ riuce u Nc WA CerONb The 'v
49, IN A., Chaa. wNO cA'oJ tie wceyNk ""N', y,
49, Nv John M,Vteih. Ui Sf'p1,.N' W., Nv
49,. nj tNe iasi mectirs. On "'"nh, NV '
kssr's N. ls,,,ef Irish S,ci,tcs % oNpcavd th2' M
hsrse,.,,,c. al twenty at she OOo'Vm '"sa N'''''''
W. 49,. ,i.u.s,on ana the Recommendation oi vi
~ - IA. .,,sA tss.fsNss was skrccd test NN,N
L. 80 shso'A ,,nsis. ST tAvVe uNm es'R az w
-. sherA rr,eSci - MaokNn Sn" az wv
fsssa ~ OCc'Vs p"eeS ~ ~, i.s,r, s,,etles iAoy
$50 hi h,l, g. RrookCo Snt W. 'sAS M'",N.n
FNN.,i cf the S.',iVties, iopo n,," "'i" ~ '. ~ $3.50
- = s~s ,ncnlr,, when D. wvud b. fesN ON ny 'N'v
tAssA Nifi 3, s,,.y,f stated ttst howas cnaoN ~
p S...,.Sl 1t BE setptgNw "a lo'' ,,S
- sl lust htsoyv sii,j on h'''s "'VN "y s'
n ~ N erasf @ tsSyS'@ ~ ,...,,,S n, woall he
Nes ~ - a. AssulS 4 tN,y Woad visit h'W "HA"
NsE -, ,rl usaas,. sn1 he wanted g. see ali IS
- y Demonstration aoi pa N.,DV' ~ ~, go
Iy>.sbsS srd ktg NoNef'n'NN'' ""'-> '"''H'~
- =. . ~,ai,,v sNery7os,rtes enc aiacss Ia AMI
81 ss~s<d 70 rss 81 NJ 90 EoaS' 81 3. ,x
~ss,<x.ricNs n fS,eNt'N f'N rlN'NS''''''N ~
rc~cs ~ JOAN NtfCSNi. 49,. W.
..sl,r, 81 Committees vt tht NltaN t.N r,lNa,
40 ssi (,i, Seetss q hgeo> "" W. W. Am,
,,s.ts avenue it.t ,Vecieg Cor 'ae T"'p'S ~ 'N>C
-. m sesa& o. r~cAc rst ttoo o. tao v, A.,
~Sa NJ lchn MclCcv oecat .cl me Na"''' "''' "''
lJs.Ssr NcBgitc yGcs'S3 s. See'V'sFy, .., .,,,,
a. scane c,gsets,ion roc,'a Ws mas "' ,",, y"
49,, ,,,,tile ID tv, De SY9'intcd So Nai NoA -
-, ~ sss<stsa his views - 90 esnS 0Ni nc h.'
- ~, ~, ,tss.,n % the P-ores>d dcnons atoa %
~ N,.Nr -. Ihc .oau'. $3.50 consists OF Gag, N.
Isl .',sr srd li,ut u. Mcir@e
Gee HoSSn moved taC following rtsoluaon
- =. "a ase..arca ~ .nrc.r>ur rVn tA' fli '~
=. g. ~ ~ rerssrL ara coe 1 iac eivs 1854 'is pc
IL vi a. rr.s ard ts pa wi-i ae,f
~, sr.rv ~ ts rc,er,'- et e. esr'irf % gre ~ ~
l asa "a vla 1s VII 'r Die eoa's-ise' % es TT''
~ jsga,acu was appointed in sccorlaa'e with the
A rSsf;c- wss made rs; i,e meeting resolve issh
- F>Yiserai Committee % rCcc.Ne ;he report e ih2
49, ,r .rrc.u.st 10 ~ ss uqol Nj NtchN Carried
\ c -.ri.sel o. u ..,In- VS. ..nt,A c'.'4t4ag ..
ga Morrison srt Nr. Sser,1.S
* rss.rr ia s. ossned III saturday h's evening
wf,ccNT ~ M,.caTI.-LaSi evening large numoer
90 Ss;rvri.lts IL NuhSustUr1A procC>-sd 20 New
y.-R h. r-,ctss;oc headed D. Iars Band where ihoy
- vis p-octsss.n 81 their anow ShpWT-hts, and
- Asrce l-c>ssGsd 20 bIooAiyn % welcome John
NSrAsl &C. III: CouulIy
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Il tsi...tt0 t.safifs Il ujs EpeiG me- MA " Ni'
~ gtl 81 .laHabsfsL isti eysiiHg. ~ b"'4"' ,"
nttits Jls l,oaliiiAe m HetiAfaiiyts - i."'''s''
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f...d yl.s a.. s5.s,s Ales.. D. .t "a '.-f q 81.
49,. lf ~ ...s.4f hls.t 40. h - f,si.'
J. DsIet .ts btgs t.> s+~.,. bs.-'-i- 81 ''+ ''--'
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u,fs.s 5e4 vim pss fs..iye9 fv's Nets's p"'sF -
ttstse sac t.ifl .5 co. osi. stffae d" terrt't "tN
80 ,,a 4l554 Naaf ~ .ols.ysN.A. - asiays s~.s
ssttl w Us stt gttat ..t a..
..ial ies 4 il,.e ss4y,.4 " saDis' ~l" 81,
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.tiIe, ,t i. alss sciy.e+s 80 tv4.y4is if++ '-tf
sa, ..sf.i.e stgy. biz. b.4 l4g4 n+.ii~' 30,
a,UI 40 slo.i sYay le4o.4s4 ~ lf4fts bI N'p D'.
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ttnrns to make the necessary arrangements i' IAN m
the annual census " The ohi,rn Tho iis "f poeuH
h,I irhi -,
Tho committee tc whom tho eNlteot Ut tnAn ~ w
children wac ietuttvd eHhmliiui harihY inplfl Nh'h
concluded with the mlleWinF ueenosons fi''l lhe'
che law that heS tvqUio ohudru,e ~ 40 rp. ial'"
n,m The iVil,o Hn HAT they may lay tho matter hul''u
tho Common Iounrl Neound Thai oumnnnl ni''n
mao he rent hVlho iosienl ~ this Hoard 10 ihn h'ti
at ihuoniun uf tho CITY ut iilunhbn, calling oil hnh
~ the suh,r and soliciting h,r cooperation W. 'how'lin
Nj nomarei moved thai Tho reaouilon paesoi Of lho
las ms,iinr of A.. na reearilnp tho Nalnn Aah ina
10 Ar modified e. permit tho oninmllinu "n aald
s,huol io auhose tho nnsion OF surh lecturers ~ hey
~ majority Of ihcn ehall deem proper Adopted Al
i,utu,d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-03

The above Association yesterday made thair Iirsi
Annna Parade accompanied Dr. sieons brass baud
They consisted Of two companfs q = mon eseh. Ill
under the command Of Major Reuben LDg'Joy, tA4 ths
companies commanled by Capisias Glover al bf,1se
Iley assembled yesterday morning a. their healgisre's
n the Mercer House whore fhey fOJnel ~ NE am
marched first, 10 The City Hall Par4. Iiefe H. iFa4D
N Wild, Cd bosiolal pf.aelied ~ b--tahyn
with standard lie accomfslifd h viii 'my
rest and nIproyEsie speech. whi'h vac fftAef ~ ~
Cspt Slower hi standard i' ~ De W. dseflat ~
smetling thau Iaealng n,hee a. btilf hi ~
ehese and beautiful piece Of workmanship d eis,iei
the praise and admiration q 1l wao be5fh d. No nie
terai Of which Il l. manuineirfet = p1fs wilh % %
seelld binding Of about iwo if'hrs a Width firm ~f
tsnfs deep whit fringe On one sifs ~ is paih'f9
The Goa OF arms If Masfachusfi end o. De Dsf zoe
tia, q the State o. New York onl ul1er4ftM e.b "
thtse, in circular form. b. tie Ha.he " bf Assye ssD
done IL gold oiicrs Il ID eciufn n van aa ,s
fleets edit the arto Of tho cerEnef Hpf ne ft ~
The executor
Capt Glover rlso t,.1 ,euie1 ne hsso''stan ri 80
Of very pretty guido c0lOa Thy aID sf gitts ph
one fide and white on tie oiief
EAfer the presentation Oyer niiig neI Hitftt3
down Barclay It, from Tie f0,t ~ H-tb M t,f fs+
ferry boat for Hobokcn Here tbeJ p4n'@4 W. i'T@
near harkers Hote and out o. tf 20 beliss ffel e.
tsthough VIC have witnessed sharpe sYp9ht s.D-'9>
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rram Tho Nsr.o.lssa. pIe.yuns. Nov. q.


BY the arrival Of the steamship Texas placed in
possession Of papers from Vera Cruz TO the 22d ns and
irom the City Of Mexico 10 the nth
decree has been issued regulating the formltes TO
he observed bycopain mates and Of vessels sad
inc under the Mexican flag The step has been taken Tor
the purpose of preventing the abuses Praceed n tho "a
chc IN the purchase and sale Of vessels sailing Ia he
Pacific.
cpal administrators OF the that the only duty 10
p6v ovabie money transported rom one a. par n3nI
r. another Il the per cent imposed by the laws Of 2ilh
ber tste and OF the 2ith Of January 1853 and then
oy when The money shall be in course Of conveyance TO
the frontier for foreign commerce.
The drawing for the corscfpton having Il said been
lsdIv done he Government has ordered il to be made
enew and that the whole process shall DO goao over are
with the greHfest possible ezscness The drawing Tor the
standing amy s 10 take place on the I'm OF Feoruary
srd the 18Th OF March tie drawing for the militia shan
ne good fo'ls Of tho City Of Mexico have been
rfced n an exposition OF the products Of the country
and l,m 1 accounts It would seem to have been aa ex
,lncut ,ne On he oh int tire President himself with
rr,1, c,rtmouy In ihe presence II Ministers sni large
fs.tmtasc OF tie beauty and fashion 81 the Cry OF tho
Mor;tfuna.. presented he varous prizes
Ito Nisie states thai he proceedings against Seior
Nuglra Osodo has resulted Ia proving nothing against
bin sgsias. the other pesens arrested 10, ne same
cause la 10 bal teen bar subsequently So al liberty
gov,ssi esssueas II criminals have taken place since
lsst sa,isss ssaees sea ihas u Aaado led1sma,
sittsa ef haNek comm M N1x.au, atrttioas 1ssassina
glers Die sVpaseel With the pco 81 Mexico Ia 1881.
A leitsr Avm nefaega ta..A the 18Th % October
ssi.s that te 8f % San barteio rss very msora able
scsb , ,e,sa NVasM AbsuI by - atrocities Aai piiAs
a.s o. les aus A ~fSo tsieeeg psrss wors 70
wssepsvl : ssreg Mzste, 10 pv ics eea.a4 N his
t-tte ~asees aRd stsSes efso4s- Having rs@ 81 Asr
50 sseo srd VA 90 ~ hiR tAn lsegee " q ~ssa
t.sl nesl ~ D e1 .aisQa seAs4 1sse ga 20 ltiia
.tltetst asl asaeAs@ Asss teas y'aiea' sfiis no
81 p. 9FtH, tet an9vsi ft Arrows a.. ~,astsdie as
IH.. b. "
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THE MORGAN AND HONE TRIAL.

From Our Own Reporter
NEWPORT, Friday, Dec ?, 1853.
The Moreons were arraigned at 0 o'clock A. NJ
Nov 30 for trial on the indictment charging them WIN
assault and battery committed upon hePorson OF Isaac
Hone at Newport lest summer They plead guilty TO tho
charges in the Indictment end offered testimony and ali
davis In mitigation Of their sentence. -
The affidavit Of w Il. Morgan denied the right OF Mr.
Hone TO interfere between hhn'ef and bis wife ana com
riained If he spirit manifested by Mr hone IN that inter
ieiencC-aeeing that it was for the gratilcati9n o I'll
feeling toward him. rather thaL from the prompings OF
chyalic z cling in behalf Of Mrs Morgan The ain iaV
detailed the circumstances # the occurrence at length
Msthow Morgan in BIZ affidavit says that he taed TO
stop W; T. Morgan while he vas as saii,ng 9r' h@N
lie testimony Of H. Crans.on for defendant was gwen
relative to the connected with the taking Of
testimony. ,s A..
currence III r. ad letter from Dudley Seldom written
Nv Mrs \ nnd signed by hmsefl approving 81 MS hr
Hone > course and advising him to slnp Morgan OF us
me- fes ELECTED showed great and continual Threat
mert of alrs Morgan by hor husband, while ~ Ncii
Of Ar Hone requested by Mrs Aofean' Mr. mono
evidence was web given, wtloat passion.
Mr. Hone and slated the nanpor IN which le Mr.. w
brought tie sfray t. close By Jumping upoa ar Mof
esr back akin; away his 'whie. and pulling HIM oh
iie evidence by deposition aud otherwise of several
torsors was takonto provo ihc ~ treatment ei Ma r
gan by hol husband Among these witness WEE No
Grace Iuirlnv Of baltimore, Mrs, Mcf an stfrhch e'
Iouina nougaas. MIS- James e. ota and ,taeg, ~ Ne"
York go .
Geo u Brewster. special correspondent II ~ Ns~
iek I,ss gave evidence "a prove tho fasehcss AZ ihe
nilrra a. tho onort that M lisue hal aaaenood as
utilization at newspaper pafsstaihs Ia hs AVA ts'er
Mf sheffield and tAe sheriff we've p"vsA g. sao" fAets
corrected With tho Saving ~ ut % tt)e1s .>fY@i
Ma A,noaa cig-ips e,lt Tor the M'sAaa "ss ~ abs
eAo and heip heavily ureA M ilsas lHaaess "a s's'
fetense $780,
II. We. answered Alb asd ss soes lsngA BY As Ae''-
res tenetal
10, ivlss estst ,ns.s g. sw sas 'sspeosr si1 a.
is.4Nsd tts sac. 81 ~. iss gsi. 80 "A~A "a, 40 w
A.e.,sd s..sA,s, -Nl Ga a., ei.sas3 es.tts ". 'vt
s.s.4Q pt.a lts isept.p.s ~ ss...yi sfs'. y ga
a-ss ,i, no..ea ga %. .seY ia .~A ~ ~ ~ V' A'
ss.4 y. ip- vi-l ID.
al usp., ia = ,s,, y.ateabs, N.pr ~aaAs~ 90 -
s.. I'D i.l. .4 ~ .ae ,r.->i 4-o- .4.p "a }}tA
sts..a hp--.a ,-.2l ~ b1--sA custom ay-.e ~
AA.,.3s,, -4A v- sl~etagsd ~ Ag spie,os ia o-As
at.es~.bsA tgl.p-.s4A ac VA u no -t,saogu low.
sa " --hsls .Q4
AWlll lult-Da \ g4.l.u ..-44 4t-el !. Aass
1856 ~ ~ NAe Et-t pl -t4 W l~t pl NpN --3 ~
M0t~t ~ ~N WNftg M. NJ ~ .t4-. .reA
QNplt t0.Vt1 t,lh NA ta.loei oi-a e1s i,l, 3. -i4
G1aofa 81 pa0+ 81 - t.gAyi t.,e A,t, o.a
g1Nia At hi U4vt aQot eoQ, a.0 Nhl ASA 'o
lNArf1 isW t.NW let " ~ wv t"i
actr FNt t't THEA tls tt4a coy Etat He
N 5,.l. 3s@ N'ass '.'' s' y q ''it o.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-03

-. Az a,crre, Ccrcgrs AMI SN i>slaSns OF &c INN
a. sSwe dise-eon otno r"e'N ''''''' Wv '"'
szssfpfA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-03

The Board met at noon on Friley. AID Compton pa me
Chsir and Aid Oakley, Boyce, Ban, Tweed Bard "afa
and 1icmann present. 80, ,,..-..
AID Bard presented the returns from the I'm Dlaifict
OF the Fourteenth Ward which received ~ corrected
ScHe Of the members looked over the votes rom he
Ward nut as no question could be saiis.aciJry .ettlei
without full Bo1rd motion made io noty an me
member to be- present future noeings. A. y T. ~
fhe Board adjourned 20 Saturday a. =. u
The account with The people 81 nov o. follows
T1l-F0tsr. u Eca- Yo,t CRY. d.
Nov NSeTyicc Of IwlItY Aldermen e.eciaf naiiiAN az
secrfsy Of Cspyust half a. hour each o. ~ raa or -
Nov sane fof one h11r bearing retfns % @t' ftti
from First aud Eishconh WARDS AMI ter lac com
DnnlesiiOn & each o. ~ per Ao-r... -
Nov l7-Sd1e 10 o. listening only Use ~ ~ OF i-s
othfls out III Ha j1Yluf cstt 70 e
and County returns Of lHetlt aud t".lj-i'' Wa - 4,
each. or q per go. -
Ecv 10 Sane h0.fi' lenlrg 90 - - o 'l--~ t-
Cotn'v figures Of sixccnh and IHcr-i'fl Waco -e.-4
being tlSt 20 watching saa1t N c1-f -
Nov y same fiucudne the Imaginary seEFiet d eitfl
nensrs pTsse1t 10 hearing TeainE o. hs zee 100 u.
Nov n same, s itIee tefnr. qsfi % l-fns 1-a ~ III
Twelfth lul fnA Nrrls f~1 hours ~
koy h0af8 hearing fe from leftn ana
Esssuth Wars with corrections if. lnin ara seven A.
Nov - same 10 two bal! holf bearing second Iai1
Sererih Ninth Wfrds 81
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03

RESPONSE OF THE PREss.-Tne Wing pa-
pers of Ohio give a hearty and decidedly ia
vorabIe response to the nominations Of the
State Convention on the 92d inst. The
candidates are of that high personal char
acter, and their location is so satisfactory,
that every body is gratiied. So far as the
situation ofthe candidates is concerned, the
Whig party stands free from all discussion,
and as a unit. This is fortunate. It is nj
ways desirable to present a united front to-
the common enemy, and we congratulate
the Why's Of Ohio that such is now the
case. There is no more time to b~espent in
talking about leaders and officers. The
point Of interest now is, the position of our
foes. The charge ,piHbe hsnceforM along the
.iiRe.-O. 81. Jour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03
tuesday EVENING, march, 4, 1883


TIE ISsURREcTioS AT MILAN.-The Lon
don correspondentofthe New York Tribune
furnishes some interesting details respecting
the mate on hand amongst the Milancsa.-
The editors a credit the statements Of the
writer and vouch for his means Of informa-
ton. He says:
"As TO The movement can give yoA.cor,
rect and detailed Information. The inshr-
l%reCtion took place against the advice of
Kossmh, who wished L. have il delayed un-
iii the probable rupture between Austria
ard Turkey should offer a fair chance OF
success; but the Italians were 50 much cx-
asperntcd by the recent loEgings and hang
ings, that they said they would rather perish
in open battle than in the Austrian DIM
gcons. When Mazzini saw they could no
longer he kept back, he wrote TO them that,
though he Thought the outbreak premature o,
yet he would go to them, in the worst case,
to die with them. On the 9th, proclama-
tons were posted up on all the corners oil
the streets in,,Milan, with the namcsiofM n
2ini and Kossuth. a riot took place and
blood was shed, but the movement was put
down.
"On the Sth, at dawn, some Italians in
trOduced themselves into the arsenal, and
cutdnwn afew Austrian officers, when the
p%riSatcs surrendered and gave up their arms,
The communications were Immediately in
tcrrupted, and we have no further dispatches
up TO this hour. Ifthe Milanrse have fin.
ally succeeded, this blow will fall with grcat
hardship on the Austrians. There are now
5 $4,000 Austrian soldiers in Lombardy--l3,
0en Of them in Milan, 10000 in the %fortres.
Of Verona, $500 in Msntua. and the remain,
der in small garrisons dispersed all over tho
country, and easily destroyed by the insur
gents. Eight thousand out of the fifty ar,
Hungarians, nhd -four thousand italians
An army Of about the same strength is dis
persed through Tuscany, Modcna, Parmi
and the Ronogna, but there the proporti
of the Huugarians is much stronger.
CAS- to the proclamation posted up in tn
name Of Kossuth, it is not genuine. Hi
name was probably made use Of by the Ital
ians, who knew that he would not contra
dict it,"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03

OuR C~AkDipArg FOR GOVERNOR. = In
reference to the nomination Of Mr.. Barrere,
the RiiLsseough Keesspublishcd at The town
Q, hjs residence, thus speaks
"en behalf Of the Wings Of Highland
county, we tender TO the Wings Of the State
at large, q acknowle dgments for the high
honor conferred in the nomination Of our
fellow citizen, Hon. Nelson Bsrrere, as The
Wing candidate for Governor at The coming
election. We Doom it 0 disparagement to
the many distinguished Wings who are mem
4:oned for that office, to say that a better Sc.
lection could not have been made. Mr.,
Barrere has established an enviable reputa
tion in Congress, as we'll as al hume, where
his great ability and capacity are so wei
known, and where his popularity Is shown
by the fact that he was elected TO Congress
in 1850, oy q majority of 296 over his Demo.
cratic opponent, in a District (Highl1nd
Clermont and Brown which at the SAINT
election gave Gov. Wood a round moiorit,
Of fue handred! In the re-dislricting of thu
State last winter the Democratic Legislator,
tackled on another county TO the distric
(Adams) with m average Democratic ma
jori,y OF from 4 to 500, for the express pur
pose no doubt Of preventing his recollection
but Notwithstanding this shabby device h,
came within 272 votes of beating his oppo
nent. The district gave Gen. Pierce a ma
jority Of NINETEEN HUNDRED AMI
FoRTY-FHREE! The Wings in tn
State can judge from this what sort o!
candidate they have got, aud we presum
there is no Democrat who will deny that h
is hard to Jedtr whatever else they ma
think of him |! Under such n lcuder W
have a firm conviction hat our s%cattere
forces can be rallied and reunited, and III
State redeemed from political misrule. w
call upon our brother Wings to be Of goo
courage, for they have chosen u chicftain {
the Highland clan, whose rlaymore is might
in battle, and whose war-cry is terrible t
the foe"