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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

lllDkr AiuA4AlksS AND POck
j ROOKIE - nrw sfeck, csnpfss'ne .
| apA (sol3 n<lier Cn4ro. faf sale ~
peN DUIIIEY 4 CO.. ~ Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03
V1uR FIR3T ANNUAL STATE FAIR

Il OF VIRGINIA.-S.,ersc gers vistng tao city are
requested 10 call at the of A. LEWIS AID tx
amino the isrgo stock Of AEADT-MADE CLJIh-
IEG aH msenfact nre3 In this city. He hes elso u
hand large assoriunep Of CLOTHS. CAsS!AEhEs
and yESTlNOs, whioh he will make 20 order IN re
TS.~.s!,sPENDHRs. and ali other Gocds re-
cutraa 10 make gentlemans dress complete " yoa
want anything III the way Of Eesey. aaaae 1.osa'ig
= A. LEVY.
IS No GO Main street. opposite the CITY Ho e.,
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C5,pECIAL hOTlGE.--N Z " Oh X
IN VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
s-. a. Gssd sllver. Rriiioa. Jewelry, Prsaio.,.
stores MesAs er sslnaels s, As.,slss s. az aa ~
81 - ia. tha jamestown cr the Rp1sscks 81.
al Sv spscisl az Ut NIB the tho Prr.
~ 81 the ships nor win The cou,penT be re~pcss
. 81. anx Ito r.iae therein stated
s''1. LUpLAH 4 WATSON,
srs AesEts
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NEW GOODsI NEW GOODS 50

NEW GOODSi NEW GOODS !!-SE-
In COND SUPPLY OF FALL GOODS, AT RE-
DUCED PRICES.-The subscribers having compile
tod opening their second supply Of FALL GOODS
this season, purchased by them at unusual low prices,
prices.
The assortment consists Of all the newest styles in
Dress Goods Embroidaries, Shawls, Manliaa CLoihs7
Csssisneres Vestings FloL2els, Tekinss, Brown and
Bicached shirtinss aud SheetingF, ana every bling
else Hsuslly found IN dry goods stores.
The particular attention OF isdiss q respectfully
called to Cur stock OF EsedewoTk, EnbroideEies and
Ribbons being the largest assortment OF any store II
the city snd a. less than htty cents % the dollar
Persona Visiting The city, viii do we'll 20 give the
undersigned cali before purchasing elsewhere.
J. MILHISER " BRO.
% Rroad at
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GREY TWEEDS.-Just to hand some
~ very supellor Drew Mixed Tvreds
De- Brown and ether ooiers
cAsaiasess, Cheap CasalHsfea &C..
cc 81 C. HAHTNELLa co
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AUCTION SALES
fUIt Hf I,1Y--
~ fuLllAal 1 DaT Is. 1vc.-.
AnME Is, RIVER FARM AT AUCTION

y On rTyrrrs sr,.vs AHM Al AUCTIUN.
serss y =, y o'clock A. NJ we viii seli v;bsa. re
burg Ton 1a a, preses a he Richmond and Psfers
that portion ~ H. lnTse rilss from Msyos Fridge,
ceased 70 Mh,by lef BY the lac q Jssss III
stssa. ssi ssssh Isl s. s sss. b Lsi
the river ana ud5ne sboas 90 ceres Of low sronnsa on
land + wen supplied ssrss q, # sa land sls.rsd Sid
,.a siss for tsdins.. md w.t. vi =
passing ,hroasb i TO Petersburg ard The trn .
M s-dtIs PuLLlAM L DAVIS.
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A HAVE FOR SAllt.-CIty OF AIchmoDd
Bonds tsecured by sinking fGrdl redeenable in
1885 and l65j.
State par cent. redeoInGble Ia 1857 and 1859.
Va. Central R. T.. Mortgage Coupon HUndz--t372.
City Of Petersburg Coupon Bonds-IsSS.
Chesapeake ard Ohio Canal konds guaranteed by
State, redeenable 1888.
James River end kanswha Canal boRda, redeems-
be l875-end other otoGsA Apply to
J. BROWN, R., Stock Broker.
Otfce-oPpcase Bank Of Virginia
&C S3--WsASt
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he. q. tIGLiNi will open her FALL
=. 1i-A and WINTER MILLINERY on Tuesday. Is,
n vemher. at lnl hiain street &C 90 a.
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OST.-On Sunday night, the I'D Octo-
n Der, between Thomas Darracott's, near the New
S pa and the let Baptist Church. GOLD BRA
engraved on it. The finder VIII receive suitable
reward and the thanks Of the owner by leaving il at
Merchant h Weisiser. ~ qs
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MILLINERY.

z.
E'ALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
AItS. NJ. A. LYONS. Broad street. one ano,
above 7th. will, on THURS DAY, the 9Th Of Irtesr
ansn her assortment of Fall aud Writer MfIl.tSF,
hi 10 which che invites the attention of her custo.
mers aud ihs public A-o
Ais, Hair Fronis, Braids and Curis
Strangers visiting the city, are arnastlv
to call and examine her Stock before raking III r
IufFnasfN oe 3l-Int
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ILL N r Il = WANTED.-Two or
AVA thrse good SILK 3iulinsrs
Apply Vt N c. BARTON,s
O<o-~u Al sk
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w-Ssis couaucted BY GooDtS & APPEksoE. Apets
oc Sf-6id
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

AOriGE.--We invite the attention OF
Ia the public to lot of the best two yeaT cd
MULES ever offered 10 this nar ct. Can 81 daf-
NJ 29-as LEE & 0VERLEY.
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M lis. r. LYON, over " Old, Ferguson
~ Co, Main street viii open her FALL. aud
y. iNfEh FASHIONS, on next SATURDAY the
cob inst, and respectfuiIy invites The pub;,e 10 eau
oe 23-at = .'
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M ANTED TO RENT-A DWEII ING
w HOUSE containing :ve or six roo,na-,,ouId
hSs to get possession darius the next month.
Apply 20 mo. w. WRIGHT E
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6sTAIk kODS.--A iuu assortipent OF
- rousd. ovs, and hollow Stair Rods all lengths
-'- C. J. SINTONA Co,
acsi Sign Of the CircuiaF Saw, II Bisia 80.
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~ ILk BONNETS AND DRESS CApS
~ N. c. BARTON, 100 Main street, above l4th 81.
10 prepared 10 urnish visitors, the shorteet no,ice
with SIX Satin. Velvet and Straw RONNETst dress
CAPS and HEAD DRESSES, CEOAkS, CAPES
and MANTlLLAS; slso. variety % mourning and
french embroidered l. L AIRS and under
Sash RIBBONS.
- Esrerisl attention maid 70 orders. oc 81
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WANTS.

w AN EB.--a iadt aecusloiil.si 10 t..n,i,-
Ing all The br.nehsa u an Ensi Id edueation
and the French aeF iss WISHES 10 ontain sitnstiu,
NJ teseher OF rriva srhsei OF aoyernees Ia ~,
vate 'aniIya sppIy = ti,Is &c. 81 q.
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r.on vs.usoroS-wo eoly 'he follosias
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
rnrthor roreirn vows.

HALIFAx, ApfiI2s.-We huvethe follow
ing general intelligence by the canadaa
A commercial house in Bremen was about
to put two steamers recently purchased from
the German feet, on the route to New York.
In the British House of Commons, IT,. ID.
Lnsy, a member, asked the Governments
whether in negotiations with the United
States, or with Central America, the rights
of British suLieclsiH Honduras, or those OF
England's ancient ally, the Mosquito King,
had been reserved!
Lord John Russell replied, that the me-
gociations referred to were not terminated,
and that, therefore, the statements in regard
to that matter would be premature. /.
The resolutions abulisliug the duty on
newspaper advertisements, was agreed to in
the House without discussion. --H.
The London police had searched Kos
sulh's house in London, and found large
stores Of arms and ammunition; and It'll
stated that the recent arrests in Prussia
were made upon information furnished by
the London police, whe had placed spies a
round the residences of the refugees. &
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM New Mexico,
-NeW Orleans, April 28.-Milliard d. Fair.
veil, bearer of dispatches from the United
States Legation at Mexico, arrived on. the
steamer Texas, reports that on the Sch an
express arrived at the city onMoxico, bring
Ing news Of the occupation of Mescada Val
ley, in chihuahua, by the Governor Of New
Mexico.
This intelligence created great surprise,
and the determination was expressed to drive
out the Americans at the point Of the bayo.
net. An armed force was ordered to proceed
to chihuahua to reinforce the MEXICAN Gen.
eral, and assist in expelling Gen. Lane. A
delegation OF the Mexican authorities wal.
ted upon Judge Conkling, and made a sol.
emn proteSt against the whole proceeding,
The utmost excitement prevailed amongst
all ~clasSes, and thereply Of Gov. Frieas &c
Lanes proclamation was regarded as a mosI
unusual and powerful yindication Of the
rights Of Mexico.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
Arrival ~ Inc CaIndn.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-The Canada
arrived at Halifax at 8 O'Clock this morning,
bringing dates to the 10th.
The Flour market has recovered from the
depression and advanced Sd to 6d-Western
canal 22s Sd; Ohio gas cd. Wheat, white
IS l0d to Is; red IS to 6s l0d; demand good
prices sitter. Corn advanced 6d-whfte
3Os; mixed ais. Provisions, imports heavy
market partially overstocked. Bacon ac-
tive at a decline of Is.
Gardner quotes new beef at 92s 6d@ ll0s
Lard Sis; speculative demand; holders ask
ing 53s, not conceded by purchasers
Western pork 80s sd. Eastern SIS Id
Bacon, eastern 5Ito 53s. Shoulders firm
upward tendency. Clover seed declined
Teas, market unsettled. Sugar and coffee
dull. Small business doing; firm. Lon
don money market easier.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
Fram Now MexicO.

BALTIMORE, April 27.-Details of the al
legged seizure o fLecilla Valley by Gov. Lane
have been received The intelligence was
received at San Antony in a letter from an
American residing at Ell Paso. Lanes proc
lamation, after setting forth the grounds on
which he claims the disputed territoryi pro-
ceeds thus: al VIM. Carr Lane, Governor
of the Territory Of New Mexico, upon my
own official responsibility, and without or.
ders from the Cabinet at Washington, dc
hereby, in behalf of the U. States, take pos.
session of the disputed territory, to be held
professionally until the question ofthe boun'
Diary shall be determined" Col. Summer
military comnandunt, positively refused, tc
support Lane with his troops. lane was
GENERALLY supported by the American resi-
Idanfa 1905.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

DUTIES OF County BOARD or School Elk.
AMlNERs.-On reference to the law defining
the duties OF the County Board Of School
Examiners, it will be found that section Is
Of the act, passed March Il, 1858, requires
Tint no person shall be employed as a teach.
or in any primary common school, unless
such person shall have first obtained from
said commissioner or any two of them, q
certificate Of good moral character and thai
he or she is qualified to teach O~rthoyrdphy
reading; aoriting, arithmetic, geography and
English grammar"
The object Of this notice 10 to call the at
tention'of school directors and teschers &c
the fact that the law il imperative and nc
certificate can be granted except upon an
examination OF all the branches above indi.
cated'by the law,
Much trouble and expense to all interest
ed may be obviatod by, remembering that a
failure of preliminary preparations, on any
one of the above subjects, violates the ' a
lidity Of any certificate. By a decision oil
the board, fortified by the opinion Of sever
al eminent lawyers Of Lancaster, ID is ascer-
tanned that no matter how'well qualified an
applicant may be on some OF them, no certif-
icate canrbe given without a satisfactory OK.
animation and approval Of all! =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
FrOmaWashingaon.

WAsnNcToN, April 27.--Most of to-day
was spent in examining the admissibility OIL
papers offered to show j. C. Gardeners reg.
is,ry Of birth, which makes him.a9. The de.
fence having closed, the prosecution pro-
ceeded with rebutting testimony. Col Lo.
renzo Thomas SWORN Identified various
letters exhibited yesterday as being in the
handwriting Of j G. Gardiner. Quito o
sensation was -produued to-day by handing
around the bar Senior Aquillar's bill at'Wil-
lnrd's, amounting to 1894 for IS days, in
Guiding a very liberal allowance of the choic'
est liquors. This 10 the witness of whom i
was proved that he said he had been offered
$4,000 to testify for the Government, and
who afterwards offered to sell himself to DR.
Gardiner for $90,O oos and subsequently
came down to $4,000
WAsHrNcToN, April 29.-John A. Dix |;
appointed Minister to France, and Richard
r. Meade Minister to Chill.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun ]

WASHINGTON, April as, l853.-Tho Un-
ion an improvement in the Pres
ident's health. IF there has been any I'M
provement in 1t since his Inauguration, II
has taken place within a few days. Long
continued excitement, grief occasioned by
his sad domestic Affections, and severe la
Dor, have disordered General Pierce's ner-
vous system, and impaired the vigor Of his
frame to an extent which has excited the
concern and alarm of his friends. The
country will receive with pleasure the Un-
ions assurance that he has recovered from
the indisposition under which he was labor.
ing ten days since.
We have another invasion OF Hards and
Softs from the North, III Softs largely pre-
Ponderating. The patriotism ofNew York
10 yet perturbed on account Of the distribu.
ton Of the sPoils. Prince John Van Buren,,
Gov. Seymour, Collector Bronson, and
many others are or have been here to warn
the President Of the necessities and expec-
tations Of the party. Mr.. Val Buren, and
Young America, as Mr.. Saunders, Of the
Democratic Review, is called, tined with
the President on Friday, and explanations
were given and received. The best way to
settle the New York difficulties and discon-
tents would be to abolish the Offices which
create them. New York has four times the
patronage Of any State in the Union.
Tho staid conservative democracy called
Old Fogies are getting all the best places.
Their experience and good business habits
outweigh all the political claims of compo-
titors, Gov. Marcy says to be a Fogy is to
DO well qualified for public employment.
In feS days, the following appointments
wilIbo announced:--Mlnist to France, SER
vice 20 begin Lat Of July next, Hon. John A.
Dix; Minister to Brazil, Gov. Wood, Of Ohio,
Minister to Russia, Ex-Gov. Trousdale, Of
Tennessee; Minister to Chill, Henry A.
Wise, Of Virginia.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, April 25..--BeefC Cattle The
number of Cattle offered at the scales to-day
amounted to TOO head of beevcs, 500 head OIL
which were sold to city butchers and pack
ers, and dealers in stock cattle, at prices
ranging from $3.50 to SIS y 100 lbs. on7the
hoof---equal to 7 to 9,75 net, and averaging
5,37 gross. The balance Coco head) were
driven to Philadelphia.
Hogs.--Salcs from $50 to 7 u 100 lbs.
New YoRK, April 26.----The sales Of
Beeves during the week reach 5000 head, at
prices ranging from n to roc W Ii net
The supply is better, and 300 remained over
unsold, and at the close prices for the better
qualities were a shade easier. 1900 Sheep
sold at prices ranging from $50 to T,50, indi-
eating an improvement. Cows and Calves
ranged from $40 to so each, Hogs sold at
81 to &c net.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26-Sales Ct 400
Deeves during the week at 81 to SC; 500
hogs sold at 7@7Ac; Cows and Calves rang
ed from ID to 80; Sleeps to 4, and Lambs
100 to 800.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05


MrcHIsAM R1ILhoAD AceiDEKr.-The
Grand Jury, in THE case. have found that
IEfteen persons. the names we omit, came to
their deaths BY the collision Of the.Michigan
sup.hern aud Michigan Central Railroad
cars, on the night Of the 25th April, caused
by the gross csfeiessness aud neglect Of
Moses NJ. Tyler, conductor, aud ThUuras
Bachan, engineer, Of Michigan Central
Railroad; also. Herbert l.. Whitney, con-
ductor, and Edward Dawes, engiReer on
Michigan Southern Railroad. We find and
consider them guilty of gross neglect and
carelessness, and hold them as the cause OF
death OF the above named persons, whose
bodies have been laid before Us. We like
wise hold Mr.. Jourietis, the Superintendent
Of the machine shop at Michigan City, as
censurable in not furnishing the engineer OF
the Central Railroad, nov in question, with
proper materials for lights OIL the engines,
and deem him unfit for the station he now
occupies. The following persons were com
mitted to await the verdict of the jury
Robert Whitney, fireman, II. l.. Whitney
conductor, Edward Dawes, engineer, on
Michigan Southern Rniiroad-Moses NJ. Ty-
Ter, conductor, Thomas Bachan. engineer on
the Central road.
There would seem to have been gross
carelessness, il nothing else, in this as wei
az in numerous other railroad collisions ant
accidents. The Cleveland Herald says tina
"as long ago as last winter, strangers visit
ing Chicago noticed and commented upol
the rivalry between the two competing road
running through Michigan to Chicago; an
the danger and probability Of collision a
the very spot where il has taken place wa
a common topic. The Michigan Central
in railroad pATlaDce-"claims the track
and II has been the wont of both roads upor
hearing the approach of the rival train, I
crock on speed and pass the crossing first
Whether this accident was the result Of sue
) recklessness we do not know; but we d
know, that just such an accident as has huE
pened, was predicted months since"
A few examples will do the business.
I these persons who are the cause of such AT
, cidents, either from rivalry or carelessnes
; are made to suffer the penalty ofthe law a
, tached to mSnslaUghter, there will be few
accidents md a less number of deaths. S
D many people now travel by railroad that Il
most stringent regulations should now be r.
. sorted to, to prevent the loss Of human liz
The usual verdict "no one to blame" wi
nOt answer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
The Loss Of the independence.

New ORLEANS, April24.-- The Picayune
learns the following further particulars -oi
the fatal wreck of the steamer Independence
in the Pacific. There were about four hun
dred passengers in all rescued from the
wreck, who were taken to San Francisco
Many Of them suffered great distress and
were almost reduced t. a state of starvation,
! Up to the departure Of the steamer Cortez
it was ascertained tbGt of the passengers on
board of the Independence, one hundred ant
fifty had been lost. Fourteen of the crew
also supposed to be drowned, as smoothing was
heard Of thens after the disaster.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

A NOVELTY FOR ruE NEW YoRK ExHlBI.
TIoN,-A st. Louis confectioner 10 said to
have manufactured an, Article for exhibition
at,he crystal palace In New York, which
wall doubtless attract crowds Of Juvenile OBJ.
servers. ltis a picture In candy, being q
copy OF a photography Of a boar hunt. The
hgnfes in the original, consisting ofthe hun
tiers and their horses the boar andt the hounds
and even the grass and 6the sky overhead
are said 10 be represented with surprisinl
accuracy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

WAsHIScroN, April 94-In the Gardiner
case yesterday MIR. Whittlesey, First Com.
p%lroller of the Treasury, Mexican, special
disburser Of monies for bringing on witness
es In this case, and Zantzinger, discussing
agent of the State Department, were called
Ito prove the amount paid witnesse" for the
prosecution, the object being to show that
the amounts were so large as to influence
the minds Of the witnesses, and that it wal
paid without authority Of law. The testi'
mony wus mostly objected tor and the day
consumed in argument. The cstt deci'
dcd it was partially admissible.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
Great Medicine fUrWOTms ia CkfId-
G and others.

-MtTH ANp ATKINsoN's AMERICAN WORM KILLER
TD,r!IIS Medicine has been manufactured by Smith
and A ,..;nson for several years, and has been used
with great success ,bvPhysicians and others, in various
parts Of the United Stars, ma"y thousands OF bottles
have been sold, and the u%niveisa approval ~ mas me,
with in all quarters wherA it has been iT'roduced'
proves thatit needs only a tria' TO satisfy the mostln-
credulous of its great ~value,the size Of the bott,e has
been enlarged, SO that it is one Of the cheapest as well
as most valuable Worm Medicines ever Offered 10 the
public; and the person buying this article gets the
full value ofhis moneyin quality, which is a fact well
worth remembering. ~
ieDn Worm Killer, and see that the name OF Smith
and atkinson is on the Bottle In raised Letters
READ! READy READM READAA EEADG@
Relief for man and beast. The horseman's hope,
or Farmers Friend. Arrangements are now made
for the supplying the public with this great remedy,
which has been used with wonderful successby those
who have had an opportunity OF testing its virtues
No family should neglect to have a supply: and all.
persons would do well to keep some by them to be
used in case of accident 10 man or horse.
FoR HORSES, etc For the cure Of sprains bruises,
saddle and collar gals, swelled Joints, stiffness and
weakness of the legs. sid sores, scratches, etc.
FoR MAN For the cure o~frheumAtism, ~lumbago.
sprains, swellings bruises, sciatic pains, stiffness and
weakness ofthe limbs, and other accidents and afilc.
tions to which men and animals are liable.
Prepared only by SMITH and ATKINSON, 28S, Balti.
more street, baltimore.
For sale by Kaufman B CO. Lancaster; John Leo.
nard, Basil; 2. Goehegan, Baltimore; Isaac Jones,New
Salem; Il. Kalh, Rushvil g; Otto II. Mplier & co.,
Somerset. A so for sale in CiSefevilie, Ohio.
This preparation has been before the public a sufi-
cient time to have its merits fairly tested and the re-
ports received from various parts of the country,
offered, both to man and horse.
August IS, 1862. 10
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

G-The proprietors Of the st. Nicholas
Hotel, New York, have succeeded in pur-
chasing tho property adjoining il, to the ex-
tent of an acre and a half. Its enlargement
will go forward Immediately, and when CON-
pleted, will render it the largest hotel in The
world. The New York papers say that the
principal hotels in that city are constantly
full, and some of them (the Metropolitan for
instance,) are obliged to turn away, some
DAYS, more than they receive.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

UxirED STATES MARSHAL FOR OHlo,--We
we're glad to learn last evening,b telegraph
ic despatch from William Richards, ESQ.,
| Washington, that the President had appoint.
cd J. w. FIrcH, Esq OF this city, United
States Marshal for Ohio. Mr.. Fitch viii
make an excellent officer, and since our
friend George Jones could not and would moi
retain the post, we think no more satistac'
tory transfer could have been made.
This gives to the Northern part OF tho
State both the Marshal and the District At
torney---a distinction not heretofore award
ed to t. GruelaHd HsraLd.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
Fire.

RooHEsrER, April 99.-TRe Temperance
House was burned this morning-three
women and oBe boy p%erishedin the flames.
Over one hundred and twenty boarders were
asleep when the fire broke out--a terrible
CONSERVATION took place. Loss of building
estimated at $4,000. ANlarge amount Of
personal property was also destroyed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

THE COMING THousANDs.-The Philadel.
phia Inquirer states that private letters
from the Old World state that tho move
ment towards the New is likely to prove ex-
traordinary within the coming six months
II is estimated that some 200 900 men, wo-
men and children will leave England and
Ireland, and this vast army, will be increas-
cd to nearly half a million from Germany
and other portions of Europe.