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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
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ocrresTonds-oe q r. y Y Trhu--
ALBsyI Ma..asy. JAY Is, 1855
am here % Albany TO- f'v fays | have before
re legislature Report the Pubic school Polio, oi
The S-ie Of NeSlork, designed II not cal-usrel -
SIR up The people co The 81 ject Of Public Einca-
""n' ana 20 break tie csiD II dC1-h vblch
Over tIe Whole question. vlt Co -et il- L. .1'1-e
To PINT humber which VT cos' too ID Us ana half
10 each voter in Aa >-are. and one mill ani half -
'ach scholar IN tte Prs schools of a. STATE Mvan
= hfFoLt nos IN the Public school Po ~ oi NeElo -k
~ object m tins Report is 20 arouse interest and
cure Acitaun Eish to Lave rho Legislature print ona
COP for each SchcO Distinct. and 5000 for myself |
thuk they VII Go IT, ~ first proposition SCOPES
for each cchto District. and l500U for mysef will
rave 10 To you Wien She Report reaches you decide
whether Il Is one slch every Teacher IN tls >ate Oleh
70 read, aud We have - 600 Of them aud Wheeler
asked for too many for ;he Districts have u0 cdan-ei
ny mind at al That would cost about cent 70 vo-er
! submit 70 tie People. in committee OF the whole.
that tie Public School stem dead suiteriy untitled
~ meet the demands Of the age This undertake -
prove then submit that the first thing in orier is an
LntC ArIoNAI SURVEY oT THE STATE oF NV YoRK.
over 100000 has been expended on Geological sur
yey wish could send the document TO every house
old. and thus appeal 10 every parent. The time has
hon something will be done this mighty qnes-
ton
Y'urs for Edaeanou and Seisncs
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,,r.Jer.ey Court OF Paraous CatinS's Sentence not
COnlnHtrd.

T.ENIlN. = LAY Jay O.. 1852
The Court OF Pardous u.t tt's C'y today, % IN
r The application ~ t- romMuisf'n % lpr n-u'
l. H. Of lie seuteucs of death p-nnorac-d appo WI.
En- Caing for the murder Of the sxo children OF PN-ck
EPnep Of Bergen County. The Court decided agsa,;
uIouti the sentence Cat X vii therefore BE- .uy-I
L Tbur.oay next the c.y O. watch b. reprsved Dy
u Coverncr Ihe warrant wSs forwarded this evening
L. ~ exeCutiOu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

Iudre Finn has granted new f-s 90 N'.stnr 60 rKG
. hal n $4,000 ,saurs sure - iu the MARTA Wt.r
,ou sueo out ih,r bal which be- 49, 'm nd l--.y
~etsc and will BE- taken 20 Common. Gld there p-',
20 Ct less BE- provides new bail Judge ran sri1;
Y. reu irial on the ground that lard no, hAv r- o.
-ved general pardon in NeE lor- Wasuot comDe'-u'
,ssfiy sno the Court erre5 IN admitting hs test nouy
g;.gl-y Is still A. larse.
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RELIGION. Excitement NJ I.auI-,rIe.

LOUISVILLE. No--lv-J1iv la. 1853
Kirkland, TIE Ant Clit0iic pres De-. ho.dng tn--l
sre-bui he Nayorh. 2. 1t.n 81. pre-. Aias BsaoP
kaulc ~ pub.h-s card requesting Catholics 70 keep
r,v from ,he meef.fgs
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proper 10 this place call a'enfOn b the f. that
in Marct -52 ction MADE IN the tariff Of tolls
amounting o. nearly ~ per cent and that the revenues Tor
q * months ending 81 June as above stated have been
collected under tbs r-dncsd rate
KE.IDEST EvGfNEERs OFFIcE.
Tsrrs Haute Jun4 % l-53
SIR n advance OF the more formal report % be sub
II TED Z. = next meeting OF the Board beg leave 20
rr.ert you the following statement regard 20 the com
! elton and actual cost II the Wabash and krs Canal
have row The pleasure u informing you that the work
a. COZ structioD pierc except the Bh Creek ~
-r On Eel RIVER This reservoir y re- lifed % supply
an odcttonoi quantity Of water the Eel RIVER o4t
I contraction OF reservoir Tor tn. purpose . pr
y.c-o in the original estimates out va ~ - 80
usc.sssry 70 put il gnder contract aL~nso-'! VIII VIC
o.tsr work RI. c.,.t a., -.
When the Trustees took possession 81 Ins la - con
.--i, "a. nearly coupleted o. Coal CreeE point 81
81 ~ Terre Haufe For finishing tbe Work above
- 80 ,bere was paid the fall sum Of sAl5i 80 III
l -. mn, and the amount yet 70 De pad on the
pb oh reservoir and atO uls damages caused ~
a. n,in the progress Of the wcrk' the sntirs cost Of
.1, n - Canal 10 Evansville viii amOunt 70 the
agereea'e sum II slfo9--Ot. 80
3. Iii In.ar that have been nearly sz years in com
- H. Canal Tbs may seem long time 20 b. doing
= lions Il work, but when all tAs difficulties under
bch We have lzoOred are fully appreciated think il will
nj b. considered remarkable.
We have IL the hrst lace met with many serOss difficult
ties and DELAYS on account Of extraordinary foods. To
repair these damage occurring during the progress OF the
work has cost lot than 10000 By reference 70 the
Official reports uDce from time 70 time Il will BE- seen that
much Ices ot TIVE has arisen from the prevalence Of ep
ceuics We visited by cholera IN l-i9 l-5o and IN
80. A-- ~ cEs--s-! es.sss. :! ne e-ay S's' 49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

AlNh>hl kt. N nctV, Jay y P. VI
The iresae work % he southern Road across Pearl
yer I, n Las; evening his should be COMPOUNDED
rth The v ksc1-x "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

:, so extent in the on q 1871 DARN, thu vs.T.'5 N
sro n = 'hsn eish, moaih la IN. ss--A,- a, ,ine
vss st snj tl pfs he acre q. hs rsx-r.,- ss,hs 81
res y CURED srs,s in IL bet season n he vs,r f,r
work or 'Ae CsnI
The % eirs' es'inAis Of the cos, % TIE Canal as
s.rtCc1c NhaH the srl amounts charc-s ,a ,n,,u
- ,s dsr sgfS sc. which osrts MT k@rs in as
80 a. az i-j % TIA cons'r ciion accoaui tae N,sre
,ss VII s,,es,' the snSl s>ins BY snail per cSa,
hyf wh.r p e - ,rsi4ersd tASf aNv ms advanced 6ri,y
h4 r-.-ss Of ne work irom ~ 'snts - - % PSF Ay
era tth xpsrsss mp 'r'onshiy cgeatsi mus, 81
',,r Of surprise tha estimates ds yeas saos
sN,-d So urs7y cover 'hc slole a'>t
The suiir, length II tho WABASH sni Ere Canal fnnar
Toledo on lake Ere % 2, ansvi on ne one Rive-.
asa miles -lutirc TIE fr,Ne~. Ct - miles 81 tbs
lsrsth r h+ Sste ~ Ohio leaving 80 within th stats
nj lrSNns xnr rr3sr ths ~ ihe Trustees On our
norton " tht C,asl there le fsS and t'r &, ns.
s,u.dre,s 90 inck l3- cuvsgts and ;J road bridges
q, siiss : --sst nun, h-r III waste weics
Nrrire ths iSst winter visited WITH very diSss
'ror ais which carried s~sv 's-,r r'prs g IA an
lsrsmsn, srs q thu SlUrducts ~ TIE line ~ CsnL
,,rih 81 rerrs HAus The repair ari re'cns,rciiOn Of
' work hss seen attended via yeTy heAvy expense.
sr6 delayed ~ frl completion II the Canal for sewers.
mCashs
g-'rss nts-ssfsh ~ ~ RssS z r sas Il
- HsssA 40 80 O. we. rs ~ nv 80 q - ~ dfs -
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ALBANY. NortFr ia.v lA u
o. pafoh dated l5iA rst, 90 th@ Cnsi AUDITOR no
ip.ez states That the ser lics of ihe rv-r
- near Moutezura- gaze way OF the lith a. ~oiii
a. a. q 90 hours % rc.air
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

OFFICIAL DfPAEINtNI 90 SrArE, W AsAlN"i o., ~!
IT, ls-S -Ohicsl Information has been received 81 tbs
DepArnsni that caocs, the poriAon oi ~hicn IS pf ,
hibied m France, VII net only be admitted 81 To- III
vtrsl Exhibition hih Is 10 be opened IN fAr 10 1li
aftr n. EXHIBITION fhey may A. the opuon 90 th- L
Libtofs BE- either Xport-o FRYE Il ali cs> or FeE-l
fey interior consumption ~ paying d.. % tl-'y Per
cert Il he N...-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

The aggregates Of The receipts Of the above articles 50
C.r for the years 20 and l-52, have been
Fo.r IBIS VIA b. Corn IA. Barley b.
feg3... 1884 7B052 Elns
lz5Z...L. f3GYt l57j5f2 Z8s29 7iIS
Dec. z-4N5 In,..lra 522DsILI4z1 Gle..U,ls2
The receipts a. tidewaer Of the principal articles Of
produce from The opening Of the Canals to tie lh Inst
haze been as follow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

FIoKpA-Judge Baitzel i. announced by the jour
na, of that State a. candidate ior the office OF Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court Hon. Vim. A. Forward
is announced by The Jacksonville Mars candidate
for Judge OF the Circuit Court Of the Eastern Circuit,
which Office is now held 10y him. Gen. Charles II. Du-
uopt Of Quincy, Florida and Col. Byrd NJ. Pearson, Of
jacksonville are announced by tie journals Of the latter
civ a. candidates for the offices OF Associate Justices
of The Supreme Court of the STATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

From TURKS IslAND-Advices from Turks Island to
July state that there not two cargoes Of salt TO be
had in the islands, consequently rules and viii continue
20 rn'aI yh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

pvrvvr,.> ,r SycErrARY McCIELIANo.-Clpt SANDS
Of The Revenue Cutter Inghsm received Hon. bert
NcCeNnd Secretary Of the lntsro- on eoe'd The Ger
a, Detro, In,v Il With salute Of seventeen guns GOV
s,ro, NcCIil,6 ,rss ACCOMPANIED ny Hon. Charles l.
stuart. l. s Sens,or Hon David Stuart, NJ c. Hon
samuel Clark NJ c Hon c whi'iemoTe' Ssie Tres
mon Mayor and Collector of Detroit Hon Geo K. Grs
", To- President Of the senate Col q. Dbble, Fol
lett, ESQ. : G Watson. Esq. B. +. Hyae Isl. C'l u
Munger and ethsr-and members Of the Press from tue
TIihh Free Yr,0, Tfres and rrfiser After An hour
pleasantly the Secretary and company returned 70
Detroit when the salus Of seventeen guns VS. p'''e1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

OHIo.-Goy Wood. rsvng resigned hs office for the
mission TO Valparaiso. Lieut. Governor William Metill
has been naucuraed Governor OF Ohio, and eltere
uuon tie discharge Of the duties of biz high Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

- The Par Por Mich Free Press, of the 9th inst,
lives the particulars OF another murder On Thursday
evening last about five clock man named REYNOLDS
murdered CLARK Lewis IN his own house by shooting HIN
through the heart with rifle Ii appears that the parties
had some difficulty in settlement vhsn Mr.. Lewis
ordered Reynolds out of his house Reynolds refused -
90 Lewis then got knife. When Reynolds ask Cd
would Give him time 10 get his gun Lewis told
hmm lie would. Reynolds then repaired to all 'aing
bedroom got his gun. Inferred the room and deliberate
r, ,,is the ball euerin- the let side snd passing
b,cu N the heart sud logging the spine on tn right
5e Mr. Lewis standing ,i'i on the further SIDE Of
- room VIII bis s-ils tDc-. 2.-'s, ms oTe = N~y
o.,o ..t.I ri. t.~rr~.''r-rs .t f's case 20
l,o ana li. nee ,lr4noa % 10 81. SIS sensation a.
horror MAY Goa grant that this may Dc III st ac' 81
,hn Kind 10 happen IN eur mlosi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

civ a. candidates for the offices OF Associate Justices
of the Supreme Court OF the STATE.
OHro.-Gov Wood. Ssvng resigned his office for the
mission 10 Valparaiso. Lieut. Governor William Mrtill
has been insuauraed as Governor of Ohio, and eltere
upon tie discharge Of the duties Of bis high Office
CovyIssroN ov TIE ARv0RIEs-The las, Congress di ,
posed o the "ye1ed question Of the Superintendent
he arm ones ST Springfield and Iarper Ferry by aIfhor
ling Clsnge 10 civil superintendent. the President
thought the public interests der auded Il And q enable
him & form 3 satisfactory opinion upon tbs point
be was authorized 10 institute all necessary and prop.
er inquiries through commission Of military men aud
civilians with Of sscertsnng which OF the iso sys-
;-ns-cYi and miltary-was the more economical eth
CeIt and safe for the srmorers
Unoer this authority the President has appointed Com
mission Of Inyesgs into the merits 4 the respective
systt Of Annoy government Ihey are instructed 70
convene Al the Springfield Armory Monday the s Of
ADJUST organize by the chsice OF President and Score
tay and proceed to thorough investigation Of the his
tory and condition OF affairs there then @ 90 . HGper
Ferry make similar examination al AFFAIRS and thence
urocteo 10 YAslil gon anu p port to the President.
4 The folIgsAg gentlemen compose the commission An
rev Stevenson II Virginia Il Governor John STEELE
Of New Hampshire Henry y. smith Of Mdile'oEo
Curpecficut r Char o-l0r X II. NalE0rth Of N-F
York Col Thsyer OF toe Engineer Corps uted States
Amy. Col ST. ptoe. 81 tl- Artillery corps |. Army
The two lasiisItd genie len aye o.hcsrs OF tie Ara!
tie Others surert civilians vel known 20 the pablo -
gentlemen OF high aitS.um@uts and large Sbity Inc
f.s flo.an l-lt setl,l-- f-.l- 1.-l p- t-'
..t.o..f,, L. -.- t.F r. .-'-t''-
' ,.i 30 ioLlo All o., io:- r- 1. a. Tie e~n-'-h
49, Irot ltll - .- v4.--.u tAey sr- - e.. ~
unbiased u.uG- l. is very doubtful. indeed Il tar!
kn,S sIy ling YET. about the merits o. the lue-'"n
llssw We. Happy results may naturally be anticipated
'rsu their invest alton arc -risi0u putting A. An Vnu
osssree&bl- controversy Their decision viii very nal
uray b, sustained By The Pf-.ieut ana tIu>i 'cu'
escd by tie coumuuite- o. h.rpers Ferry sDd >irnS
ned. Springfield Republican
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

STATE NORMAL ScuooL.-1hs S-ml Animal Ekainlna
ton of the Glasses of this Institution passed OF tins week
SAYS The AHaAy Ercaiag Jopraa, in n manner highly
crdtsbe to the Teachers and Pupils The Senior Class
consists Of ~ members who give every evidence OF tho
rough instruction and laborious study
The Jouynoi publishes the usual Poems and Orahons
by the Pupils which are creditable to their authors
ard the ADDRESS Of DR. Potter which contains much valid
able truth " eli stated and remarks we are happy TO
know that this School under the efficient supervision q
Samuel H. Moolwor.h 4. NJ, and an able corp- OF In
sructors only sustaining its previous high reputa
"ton but is gaining aceessions OF public confidence
aud support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

sar.ns balance hand June l. 1888 go %
Tn. f. Uowiuz table exhibits the receipt Of tolls from
I.l. r,bAr f-ra 10 = June l-JJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

this y ~ receive Q cir dividends * ihs eAnkiuS h'a
q Wrs'ow lAris- 4 c. TIE sans C'npt1y nave
oAlt f-r irstsusn: g, ;~-nty avs ~ ctnt ca ne
rsr st'ek payable OF ihs - - August. as above
7 70 Bsak 81 Mobile has declared A dividend 81 toar
re- cert.
Tie foE srn sarax Biz c-0is have been der ar
by TIE hanks Of Pooshksspst- a'd Pine Plains bsrk "
t'usekesr''- - Per cent Fsrers snd Manufacturers
Bank hve Per cent Merchants Bank fonr yer cant t>I
kil Bank tAiee ana ons hafPer cs-t Pine pias Bark
fn-r per ceI;
TIE r'ctiPs az iAs Cleveland, Co.r ~ an Cn,in .,
RSir, sd fer laae ard the year endng IN, Dr. wa-s
i..e JESS.
Jrur. ls' - slI 81
r'-ra'e.. o. -''--... .,.., s'5'- .
Fsr ,N u.srhs 'ncns Iu-e a iSi.......... ~ M ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

FoRTIGS MiNIs1rRs-"It is understood say. The
II ashingfoa UAioa, that Hon james Buchanan whose
appointment as Minister PlenpotentiAry OF the United
States at tie Court Of ST. james has already been al
~rounced, will soon proceed to London to assume the
duties of his mission We learn also that Hon Messrs
"Soulc oils Gadsdep, Of 5 G. Borland Of Ark Green,
"of Mo, and Bedirger, Of va, having nearly completed
their preparatory arrangements are about to proceed to
their respective destinations to enter upon the duties OF
sthe several missions confded 10 their charge
The ST Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad from Montreal
70 the Vermont State Line is completed and IN opera
ton and in connection with the Atlantic and St. Lawrence
forms continuous line of railway from Portland 10 Mon
trea vii the foot Of the celebrated White Mountains
New Hampshire. Pleasure seekers may now leave this
City at clock in the afternoon and reach the base Of the
White Mountains at The following afternoon thence
bevusv visit Niagara Falls via Montreal the 81 Lawrence
River Lake Ontario and return IN very brief time an
make the entire circuit by railroad and steamboat See
advertise
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
The Trial

WASHINGTON, March l7.-This. case was
resumed this morning by recalling James
Wright, whose cross-exrminaiion took uT
the whole Of yesterday. The witness gave
his own history, with the time and date oil
his various occupations in which he testified
that he was a stage driver, ii stage owner,
the Manager Of a %menagcsic and circus, the
proprietor Of balloon aSccnsions and a miner
in three different mines.
Mr.. Mackie produced n map Of Mexico,
with a view Of showing the distances be-
tween several places in NJ xjos>. which, was
objected to. and the question was then ar
gupd by the counsel on both sides up to the
adjournment.
WAsnIEGToN, March la.-The Gardiner
rtial progresses slowly with no interest
whatever. Mere substantiation of facts AZ
already evidenced by the prosecution.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
TELEaRAPHIC INTEILIaENCE.
ArrivnI Of 1hc CaMndn.

NEw York, March l9.-The Canada ar
rived at Halifax with dates to March 9th.
Cotton-Sales of the week $3.50 bales.
Sales to spectators 1880 bales, to export
ers $500 bales; imports of the week $1,000
bales. Stock, exclusive Of ship board, Co.,
600 bales; market dull and declining. Or
leans fair 7ad, Orleans middling SD, Mobile
fair Sgd, Mobile middling 51@5ad, fair up
land Cd, middling upland sgd, upland below
middring 4@5Ad.
Commercial advices from India unfavor-
able.
Flour-Western Canal Gas 6d@25s, Bal
timore and Philadelphia 25s ed@26s.
Corn-Murket dull: white quoted at de-
cline Is Sd and is selling at 3ls 6d@32S 3D.,
yellow 3ls 4d, mixed 3is.
McHenry's circular quotes the provision
market as poorly supplied.
There are more sellers than buyers.
Bacon-Custom firm at 54s @59s.
Lard-Considerably declined, nominally
quoted at 52s.
Tobacco--Thc stock at Liverpool, ex-
elusive Of shipboard, is $4,000 hhds. The
market is firm, with an upward tendency.
LONDON, March 4.--Money-Transaction
have been small in United States and State
stocks. There is an increased pressure in
the money market. The bullion in the
Bank has decreased Es7,75O. Conso!s ior
money are steady at 99S@99a.
LONDON. March 4--Cottun and bread
stuffs dull. Rice also dull, with downward
tendency. Sugar and coffee firm.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

MRS. sARAIT SLAUGHTER, rslidt of the Hon.
Robert 7. Slaughter; lite deceased, departed this lie
on the goth inst, in this city, after a short but painful
Illness. She was born in Bedford county, Pennsyl-
Ohio i'll 1891. In 1928 she embraced religion and
united with the Methodist Episcopal Church and ever
since eXamplifcd thu christian character. Having
iired rjgtf--she died right
lnh3r dsa,h thu Church has sustained a great Toss,
for she was always at her post and "resdv for every
6 nod word md work" "None knew her but to love
ner!" She has left eight children to mourn their
irrePSrqble loss. May they emulate their mothers
many virtues and prepare to meet her in heaven!
In Glory now she sees
The Saviour whom she loved;
With kindred spirits round tho Throne,
His promises are proved.
On earth by Faith they know
His resurrection power
Now in the Paradise Of God
They're Sawed to sin no mcre!"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

The CONNECTICUT BANK NoTEs. The ru,
NOR that the Rank of North America had
failed, proves to be snfounded. Phe Wood
bury and Eastern Bank failed. They were
both owned by Crittenden, a New York ope-
rdtor, well known in such banking opera
tons, and were used for his private purposes.
They were disowned by the good people Of
Gonnccticnt,as a fraud. The failure of these
banks surprised no one therefore. The cred
it ofthe other Connecticut banks is not af-
fected by these failures. They are in good
credit, are understood to be firmly establish
ed, well managed, and their circulating notes
pass readily and are regarded assale. We
intend to keep the public advised of the APP
pearuncc among US Of all spurious and I'M
safe urrency.-C Gin. fdz.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
Arrival OF the Ohio.

New YoRK, March I8.-The Ohio has ar
rived with 100000 in gold dust, and $780,
875 or freight,
The Ohio arrived off Havana in the night
Of the 10th, having some cases of Panama
fever on board, but was not allowed to en-
ter the harbor, and was ordered into quaran-
tine. Subsequently she was permitted TO
receive coal, after SO hours vexatious delay.
Mr.. King remains near Matanzas, without
any decided improvement.
The Mexican commissioners dcputed to
invite Santa Anna to return, had arrived at
Havana on their way to Carthagcna, where
they learned he was en- route for Havana,
and would await his arrival at that port.
Later advices from Vera Cruz report that
seven States have voted in favor of Santa
Anna. Puebla against. Other States not
heard from. The Mexicans are nearly unan.
imous iR favor Of his return.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
Shin LOST.

BosroN, March 2l.-The British shin
Shana arrived yesterday from Calcutta, and
brought the passengers and part of the crew
of the clipper ship Golden Light, which sail
ed hence on the 18th Of February for San
Francisco.
On the night Of the 92d of February she
was struck by lightning. All hands. we're
driven to the boats. On the 25th she was
burnt to the waters edge.
Three boats out of Eve were picked up
by the Shana; the others had parted com
pany separately.
The ship was owned by James Hutchins,
Of this city, and valued at $500 900, which
is fully covered by insurance, mostly in this
city. She was registered at II4O tons, and
this was her first trip.
Itis believed that fifteen persisted.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
O Now York.

NEw YORK, March 2l.-Louis Napoleon
is about TO send n naval force to San Juan
dc Nicaragua, to demand from the Munich
pal authorities satisfaction for fRcs, laid by
them upon the French subjects Tor their re-
fusal to comply with somc OF the demands OF
the authorities.
The French government, before deciding
on this course, made a demand on the Brit
ish government, but that Government rep,i-
ed that it had no responsibility in the case
for by treaty with the U. s., it had relin-
pushed all authority and dominion there.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
From Havana.

NORFOLK, Mhrch lE-Thc Washington
Union says: We have reason to believe
that a statement appearing some time since,
in the public journals, to the effect that Col.
King had been inhospitubly treated at Ha-
vana by the Captain General, is quite I'M.
founded I; on the contrary, the Union is con-
fdent that the atte ntions of Gen. Canedu
TO Mr.. King were assiduous, and marked by
aspirit corresponding to the high station and
character botr of the Captain General Of
Cuba and the Vice President.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

6TWe were shown the other day a
couple Of gold watches, recently rescued
from the wreck of the Tennessee ,which mas
suRk nearly thirty years ago. They were
found on her deck under nearly fifteen feet
Of water, where they had remained all that
long time with an amount of water and dirt
flowing over them, sufficient to have made
another State. The gold castings were not
at all injured. The steal works was very
much rusted, andthe crystals broken. The
paintings on the face, however, were as
fresh as originally:-N. O. Picoulne.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
RuiJnIO UarbOr Omen.

BUFFALO, March 2i.-The creek is entire
y clear OF ice this morning, it having gone
out during the night. The Lake is also
clear as far up as Point Abino, where there
appears to DO a strip Office. 1t is, however
thought that a boat could work through in
to this port.
The steamer Buckeye will be ready tc
leave during the week.
The canal is clear, and boats are NOV
ing about.