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JACOB F. BECK.

" | JACOD r. DEM,
DASjust opened an entire new stock Of Spring
H and Summer Goods, in the store room late
ly occupied by o. w. Kremer, one door west OF Sam
uel Beery's Grocery, Main Street, Lancaster. The
stock consists in part of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATTINETS.
Vestings, Jeans, VeIvets, Delains, curtains, Cling
hams, Lawns, Fancy Prints, Muslins bleached and
brown, Ticking, Bagging, etc.
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE & GROCERIES;
andlast, but not least, a splendid assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
efall styles and ofthe bestmake. would respectful
Ily invite my friends and the public in general to give
me a call and examine my stock before purchasing, as
| can convince any one that this is the place to pur-
chase goods at the lowest rates in the city. Tho
goods wero purchased at the lowest cash prices in
the East, and will be sold very low. Call and exam
finefor yourselves.
dJCash paidfo Wheat. Country produce takon
in EXCHANGE for Goods. j. F.. BECK.
Lancaster, April 81, 1863 w3m50
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
ZEE oacaasy 81 2 .

L s.
CITY GROCERY eToE =!
AT THE NEW STAND
One Door EastOr tne Hooking Valley Bank
Main street, Lancaster, Ohio.
= NIE undersigned most respectfully calls the ntten-
l. ion Of his friends and the public ingeneraltoh his
SPRING ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.
II not the largest in the city. still he Hatters hipseli
onit being one ofthe most superior, choice and well
selected assortment of Groceries that has eVeT beef.
brought here, Therefore. be il known and understood,
that everybody who wishes to purchase cheap, good
articles, and get the worth Of their money in full, to
callatthts celebrated establishment. &
The stock consists in part of the following articles
JAVA AND RIO COFFEE:
Sugnrs.-New Orleans, Loaf Crush'd and Pulver-
ICED; New Orleans Molasses and Sugar-house do, SUI
gar-house Syrup and NAturAldo., or Crane Syrup
Imperial, Young Hyeon and Black Teas;
Rice, etc, Fruits, Oranges, Raisans and %currants;
ALMONDS; Brazil Nuts, Filberts, English walnuts
Spices.--Pepper, Alspico, cloves, cinnamon, Nut
megs, Mace, Ginger, etc.
~Nd3~ Fish.--MAckerel No. | and q cod
~SSNSF Fish, and alarge lot Of White Fish, Pick
erel setc. expected on, and will be here in due season,
at wholesale and retail.
Sea Grass Ropes all sizes, Bed-cords .Wooden-ware
such as Washboards, Buckets and Tubs, also Bishop
rieks, BakinglPowder, Smoking and chewing Tobacco
Wines and Brandy.-PoEt and Muscat Wines
Of the very best, also Of TINT fine Pale 0tard Dupuy
Brandy, not to be sold less thar by the bottle.
Walkers and Cleveland Ale,
And q great many articles too tedious 20 mention.-
Persons will pleasectll and examine for themselves
and I am confident will be delighted withtheir yisitte
the cry GROCERY STORE, and not 60 away without
purchasing. II. A..
Lancaster, April 81, 1853. sw3n60
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PR0CLAMATf0N.
TO THE fNVALIDS or LANCASTER.
$1,000 REwARDs


tivnpo pTrrrBtc v0LTAJc CHAINS.
"A ~ lort me ms. 'Wle a ao1tee 70 tue Peo
"a pie 81 EhncaS'ee y 800. ". = .ne Iuoss
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81 ,e a'Sse meesS ~ ~ Iu N;,h . u"rns.
aa.iy, ana permits 'uls ~ eo.':ssu Snn "muy
liners - pr1s 3Ge,, No. P,rc,r;gp cb.;n & ,ts
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cl.,;n. b,Sgs h.., in,r'I,,sJ ln,,,sj nns,,mn,
anJ ,n,nmnn l,rI hs., ,r.ntly di,ni.;,baJ in sale
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, lie. of n .ing i,pir s,om,rhs fnr drng shups,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
, The Elrc,ric cIu,in4 mr.. bi.,lIy ~recnmmende,
tv p,ac,,.ars Nj, W., a. p,s, o,J C,rno
H., En-. v 81. aro ~, ~ Az rse In syar,
Hnsn;,,l IN ina, ci,v' SThe cbains viii Iast ro
-, .sns ara nlvaxs re- .lv tnr nee n,J nroduos NJ
i,inrim, r,.ulfs vhaT, os.1 ne directeI.
/ EyN,IFI DiSC NgES
: The ;,t,,d,,,i,n III ,ha Elactic rh,i, int
Ibis rou,trv !. The inv, nra ney era IN medicine
nwi,g iii, ~ ,,gs,,, r.,rs 4 can snrpIv II
! s,iin,,1sI linn, Ln na,.guJ .maIes have lin
= yearly Irnm this me Jise,se.
n pROLapSuS UTERL.
! lie w,ll known IN nsdi,,I m.n lint this cor
. ,oon Jiss,.. il bsyona ,M, rc,rb If ,ned;cins am
y Ithaf in prnp. r,iou 10 the amount Of medicine ii,
on ria morn tLs ,a,icu, i dn,n,d IN sufr,r am
o .onner will doatb rL,ss ,bs sccne
nnrin, ihs ,ast ,r,n 49,. ,oora Than one I'm,
.e ,ond casss nr p,oJan,n, nor; ff,Iling or n,
a ,o ph1 L,vs I,..r ns,o,anonU, c,Srsd in 1Engl,n
n and Frnncs Mi If Ibnso cssas ,vsre lojie.
+" hi,h st,n ,Iina ,.bn L,j ,,+nr ;onslv ,rh.l al o,he
LII nr ,r.s,,,an, NIL M LIFT, Amnna u,
,i;,,in gniahsdi aIies tb5t t,vo I,oen cured h. 3 ar
i. tho present oaeen of Frmer, Tn lila cnt,ntr
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SADDLE HARNESS MANDATORY.
Three doors West of tho Swan Hotel, in
Whites building,
MA1nSTREELLANCASTEh 10.
- ru,rI u AVN NJ AHIL

UNaving recently removed their establishnentfrom
4 lShasffer's old buildings to tho brick block Of I.
q. White, on the corner of Main and Columbus
streets, and made numerous additions to -neir stock,
take this method of informing their friends and the
public generally. that they are prepared TO manufac-
ture with nea'ness and dispatch all articles pertain;
ing TO their line of business. They have employed
the best woIkmen in tho State and manufacture their
articles from, the best material.
They keep constantly on hand a general assoTt-
ment o ths following articles:
Saddles, Brides and Harness,
Carriage, Wagon and Riding whips,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags,
Single and double Mattresses,
Allkinds of hy-net4 &C., &c.
All of which they will sell CHEAP for CASH.
All work made to order, or purchased at their estab-
Iishment, is Warranted TO be made of the BEST
MATERIAL, and in . morkmanllke manner
Call and examine for yourself before purchasing
elsewhere.
June . ,b.3. LITTLE & MATLACK.
N. B.-The senior partner, DESTROYS ofsetfling up
the outstanding accounts oftho old firm, would ra-
specially ask those indebted to call and settle imme-
diately, and thus save him the disagrecable necessity
of placing the accounts in the hands Of officers of the
law for collection A word 10 the wiseis sufficient
]. N. LITTLE.
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city Shoe, Leather and Finding Store.
r A L L NJ A D q II oUs
ALvAH PERRY, PROPRIETOR.

ME Proprietor informs the public that several
l. thousand dollars have been expended in entirety
refitting and hrnishingt this house. He GATORS him
self that he can furnish TO his boarders and TO the ira
yelling public accommodation equal to those of the
best Hotels in the West. His table is always furnish
ed with the best the market affords-his stable Is
large and in fine condition. Having had considera-
bic, experience In hotel -keeping,h he hopes to receive
a full share ofthe pubic patronage.
Lancaster, Ohio, April 8, 1853
TTOhio Stateman, Ohio State Journal, Ohio Eagle
and Telegraph, Lancaster. publishfor one year.
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LANc AsrEn MAnuINR FnuNDRY.

AANC ASTEAS MAgHlNE FooNDHAAs
~ DEVOL is prepared to furnish all kinds Of
NJ. Steam Engiues4 upon short notice and At
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prirss.
Also, all kinds Of Mil Gearing, Hosting Screws,
Regulating screws lack Screws Fulier's Screws and
CIDER Screws.
Mill Spindles of ~eastiFon OF wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &c. &c.
He will also furnish the Parker Wheel 90
suitany head of water, and with either iron or wooo
shalt. Also, the Atkinson Wheel mt up as aeove
patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
sequently they can be had much cheaper:
He also continues to make DevOrs Inresnlhs
Machines, and keeps a lot constantly on hand; war
ranted the best in Ohio.
s9All the above articles will be made with espeelsi
care and by the bestworkmen, and WILDE warranted
All kinds ofropairing doneupon the shortest notice
IL also keeps constantly on hand, ALI MINIS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in a Foundry tie hns
completed his front shop. so that those VINO cAi
can examine his work.
The known quality Of the work done atthis estab'
lishment tor many yearspast,is is, the best guarantee Una
in future, the subscriber willlabor to desire me pa
tronage Of the public. He invites examlnatIonN
Lancaster, April 26, 1858 Il. DEVIL.
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Locock,s PuImonic waters.

Here is your R~emedy-RaliT in ten Minutes.
DR. LoCoCK'S pULMoNIC WATERS are un.
~ failing in tho cure of coughs, colds asthma ,bron-
chitis, hoafseness, and all diseases ofthe ungs, they
are very ~palatable and any child will take them
Thousands ran and will testify their virtue. One box
will satisfy the most skepticSl that they are what
represented. BE sure and ask for DR.. Locock's Pull
monte Waters, the original and only genuine, are
signed, i. Taylor. on the top Of each box, which has
been In use for the last 80 years In Europe and Asia.
Sold by Dealers generally.
Also by Kauffman& co., Otto w. Kramer, L. l..
SIoeum, lancaster, Ohio. Nov, Is, 1853.
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mproyomenti in Mechanical Dentistry.

nRS. ORDER & WILLIAMS have made an i'm
- provement in the art ofinserting artificial teeth
on metAlic plates, which will avoid all the ditiiepl.
ties that Dentists meet with in the Wrapping Of the
plate from the effects Of intense heat, and the une-
Dual contracting OF the sapder and plato in cooling,
which is the principal cause Of its Wrapping. and cam
not be avoided in tho usual way Of attaching the
ton, letters patent from the United States Patent Of
fee, dated October ~. 1859. See notice ofthe patent
claim, Vol. 8, No. z, Page 81. of the Scientific Ameri-
can. TTFor rights and %formatio respecting. the
IMPROVEMENT address CRIDER & WILLIAMS,
Lancaster, November ~. lS43.
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"YoUSG AmERIcA."-The lafayette (Ind. }
journal tells a good story Of a precocious
fttls fellow who walked into tho house Of o
citizen Of that city one day last week, and
otter taking a seat by the FIRE, very coolly
informed the 'ady Of the house that he was
on his way to Chicago, and, If they had no
objections,h he would remain over night. The
lady, Of course, consented, aud tho little
stronger was kindly cared for. He gave
his name US Charlie, aud said he lived in
Cleveland. When asked whathe was GO
ing to Chicago for, he answered that he was
travelling for his health" All attempts
to obtain the name Of his parents were una
vaiIing. He obstinately persisted that he
ReUer had any.
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LouIsvLLE, March ls.-The S Gamer
Caroline running to Memphis, was burned
on Sunday the 5th near the mouth Of White
riyer-bost totally Destroyed, and 40 or 90
lives lost.
The flames spread SO rapidly that scarcely
any escaped. As soon as the fire was dis
covered the pilot run her on to a bank Is
persons seized the yawl and attempted to
reach the shore, bu. the boat sunk and all
persisted.
Capt. Creighton Jumped overheard and
was lost. John Price, pilot perished at the
wheel.
The boat was burnt to the waters edge
when she slid off aud sank. Boat and cargo
a total loss.
Only two cabin passengers were lost, the
remainder Of the victims were hands ant
deck passengers.
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.WAsHrseros, March i5.-The Presidents
Message to Congress relative to the seizure
of the Black Warrior, has created here Ia
tense excitement. Almost every body IS
landing him FOR the decided stand he has
taken.
Members Of Congress, especially, are in
ecstacies, and some Of these now will be
more clamorous than ever for the suspeu-
sion Of the Neutrality laws, in order that
private expeditions may fit out against
Cuba.
The peculiar situation Of the party has
undoubtedly much aggravated the annoy
ance aud injuries which our citizens have
suffered from the Cuban authorities and
Spain does not seem 10 appreciate IN tut
her responsibility for the conduct OF these
authorities.
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TELEGRAPHIC IEFELLIaKNCE.

Nav YoRK. March l6.-The United
Statesstsamer PRINCETON has received sail
ing orders. and Is now lying of the Battery
with her supplies on board ready to sail at
moments warning.
Her destination Is supposed &c be CadTz,
10 carry out the result of the deliberations OF
the Block Warrior affair.
A dispatch from Washington, in the
Times. states that a powerful influence was
yesterday brought to bear upon the Presi-
dent TO induce him not to recommend a sus-
pension Of the Neutrality laws in relation
80 Spain.
A Majority IN the Cabinet was decidedly
for Il.
MIR. Delaho arrived at Washington from
Havana. with additional dispatches relating
TO the Black Warrior.
The Cabinet Is said 10 stand thus: Marcy
Gushing, Davis and Campbell, for decisive
measures against Spain-Guthrie and Nc
LELAND dOubting.
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FRESH ARRIvALo OF GROCERIES.

HAVE just received by the Canal Boat Westwind,
i a fresh supply. and eannow offer 70 my friends and
tho public in general "A large and vol assorted lot q
choice Groceries. The following articles / would
recommend in particular;
Best Green Rio Coffee, Primo New Orleans Sugar
Rice, Fresh Raisins, Lard Oil and Tanners Oil,
Mackerel No. ., without deception,
Dutch Herrings, Goldfish in good order;
Soft Soap by the gallon Or barrel,
Claret Vino in cask and boxes, pure cider vinegar
A generAl assortment ofTobaceo, Nails, imported
and domestic Liquors and imported Segars.
Lancaster January 81, 1853. +. BECKER.
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Marble, Sandstone and Freestone Factory
~ persons wanting any oftho following named ar.
ticles, would consult their own Interest and confer a
favor by giving usa call.
MONUMENTS Of Marble, we viii furnish at a
short notice.
HEAD AND FooTSFONES of tho uame; we
have Of beautiful forms and highly polished.
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in a great
variety offorms. Head and Foctstonsso of the same
anh OF Froesfone,
SANDSTONE FOR BUILDINGS, &C.. .Rapgc.
work, Caps and Sills Gaping for walls or Chimnoys,
Flooring for Portleos, Tagging for Walks or Spring.
houses, Columns Gate or Fence posts, well-tops and
Hearths. Al. LILLY & co.
Lancaster, May 10, 1852, diva
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= ATTRACTION.
JOHN MoRK,s TIN SHOP.

IL call the attention of his fellow citizens to the
fact that he haa once more permanently estahlished
himself in the manufacture Of Tin, Sheet Iron Cop,
per Ware, & is prepared to sell, at the lowest possible
line, His shop Is Immediately opposite the TALL
MADGE HoUsE, Main Street, lancaster, Ohio. where
he constantly keers on hand a large lot Of STOVES
of every description, consisting q coal, and Woo
cook stovea, from one to thirty dollars. IIe also ha.
1917 and 6 plate stoves, Box and Wood do, and
large number Of coal PnSlOr stoves, common ani
Fancy Crates, &c, Sc, all of (which he wifi sell Al
cheap as any house WeSCof the mountains. He in
vites his old customers and follow citizens generally
to como and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. JOHN WORK.
Lnncastor. Sentembar 2S. 1859.
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Or. s. y. T'Ownscnd's Extract OF
ElVSu nuriIID.

TIME remarkable ~sanativn powers Of DR.. s. p.
L ToipnsendPS Sarsaparilld, have induced numer-
Gus attempts to coupterfeitit it, and make fraudulent
use Of DIR. TowNsrbpssS AdE to secure the sale Of
SPURIOUS ARTICLES.
These counterfeits and limitations only PROVE the
VALUE of tho oR1GfNAL; and no HIGHER coMrLI-
ofSarsaparilia, than laborious efforts that have been
made by manyto got up something like it.
supply Of the Genuine Article, kept constantly
on handby KAUFMAN rec.
Lancaster, August 4, 1852
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Mechanics, Inventors and manufacturers.
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Mechanics, Inventors and manufacturers.
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Y monces on the nth of September. ltis chiefly
devoted 10 the advancement Of the interests Of Me-
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he diffusion Of useful knowledge uponthese imper-
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in the Arts and Sciences, and widely regarded as a
PATENTS which issue weekly from the PATEST, Or
CLAIMS of all the PATENTS are published in its
Fic AND MECHANICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA for future
as well as present reference. Tho SCIENTIFIC A
MERIcAN Is very extensively circulated-its circu-
lation in this Volume exceeding $4,000 copies per
week; II 10 in form for BiHdingi each volume con-
tains SEVERAL HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS and
over -FOUR HUNDRED PAGES of READING
MATTER, with an index. The PRACTICAL re-
oIPEs alone arc worth to many families much more
than the subscription price.
The Publisher offer the following valuable prizes
for the largest list Of subscribers sent in by the first
ofJanuary n~ext;-SI00 will be given for tho largest
list; S75f for the second 500 for the third; $I5 for
the fourth $40 for the 9th; s35 for the 9th sSOfor
the 7h $25for the 9Th; $50 for the 9th; SIS for
the 10th; $10tor the nth; and 50 for the 18th. The
cash will be paid to the successful competitor, i'm
mediAtely after January lst,, 1854.
TEAMS :-One copy one year. 81; one copy six
months, 81; FIVE copies six months, 81; ten copies
six months, IS; ten copies l2 months, $685. fifteen
copies twelve months. S22; twenty copies Twelve
months, $28i in advance. y
Letters should be directed, post paid, TO MUM &
Co., 1873 Fulton street, n. Y. Nov. i, 1853.
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coScoRD, N. H., March l5.-So far a.
heBrd from, we have elec'ed l0l Democrat
aud l03 coalitionists Some towns las
year elected 1T Democrats and 81 oPposi
ton.
1.-THE remaining towns C me in as last
wear, the Democrats will have 45 majority.
Baker, Democrat, for Governor, will have
about 5000 over all others.
A majority OF Democrats are elected to
the Council.
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0NJ-The remnins Of the bachelor who
"burst into tears" on reading description
Of married life, have been found.
G1rThe man who was frightened by the
bark Of tree, is suppo ed to have been oil
a nervous temperament.
6JA slanderer Of the fair sex undertakes
to prove that Satan wasa woman named
Lucy Fir.
OF backgammon. = An absurd game,
which ladies' play with abonnst.
05-"The deer departed. "--Venison.
The prohibitory liquor law hns passed the
Assembly of Wisconsin by u vote of 43 10
%.
The man who "held out an iuducement,'
has had n sore arm ever since.
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HALIFAX, March l5.--Steamer Arabia has
arrived with dates to March 4th, one weeR
later.
Wheat had declined Cd. Flour declined
Is. Corn declined %. CoHsols for money
quoted at CIT.
No hosti,ities yet on he Danube or il
Asia, in consequence Of heavy SHOWS. Thu
weather Is now milder. G
France and England insist that Russii
shall evacuate the Turkish territory befor,
the 30th Of April.
ALI parties are still arming.
The Greek instruction was ina way o
being suppressed. The Times' Vienna cor
respondent under date Of March 2nd, says.
the AustriaD manifesto announce that Aus.
tria will occupy Bssnia and Servia. A pan.
ic ensued In consequence on the Vienna
bourse.
VIENNA, Feb. 27.-Movements Of troops
towards the frontier continued. Austria
has decided, in connection with the West.
ern Powers, to summon to Russia evacuate
the municipalities, and if necessary to employ
forceio counsel her TO do so.
J%ntelligence reached Brussells that the
Russian fleets were preparing to leave
Cronstadt, probably to gain the Sea before
the arrival Of the combined feet,
Negotiations between Russia and Sweden
were not yet terminated. Fears were en-.
tertained at Stockholm that Russia, ia or.
der TO give weight to her demands, will
make demonstration with It's heets agains
that Capital.
A Russian Envoy hada private audience
with the King of Sweden on the 2lst o.
February.
Twenty English ships had already as.
sembled at Spithead.
The ice in the Baltic was breaking up, anC
the Russian fleet at Cronstadt liberated
ready to sail.
There was doubtful ruinors that the Car
had laid an embargo on British ships In Rus.
sian ports.
The Russians were making preparations
10 cross the Danube. Omar pacha wa.
making preparations TO check them.
C~oMmERoIAL INTELLJ0Eso E .-LlvFRroor
March 4.--Wheat, Brown g. Shepley quote
white at lie 6d@12s 80; red, los 0d@ i2s
Cd; western canal, 39s; straight Baltimore
to good Ohio at 39@40s.
Corn, western white 46s 81; western vel
low 90; western mixed 45s Cd; since closet
at a further decline Of Is.
Gardiner quotes Beef firm. Sale Of the
week 900 bbis prime.
Pork. buyers hold back; market unchang.
ed moderate business at previous rates.
Bacon firm.
Lard, Rio, unwashed, 40s.
Sugar, prices unchanged.
Rice, market unchanged.
Tea, prices un hangdd; moderate bust.
ness.
Tobacco, market armi transactions mod
crate.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

New YoRk, March IL.-By the George
Law we have later Panama papers.
The Panama Star OF the latest date has
the following important intelligence from
Western Mexico:
BY the steamer California we learn that
the inhabitants of Acapulco and all that
portion OF Mexico were In a state Of excite
ment, in consequence Of a revolution which
had recently broke out among them. tap
pears that the Inhabitants of this and some
Of the adjoining States have taken arms UNI
der General Alyerx,aad declared themselves
free aud independent, and are ready to en-,
force It if necessary.
No positive engagement had occurred be
tween tho opposing parties, but II Is said b.
come that a slight skirmish bad taken place
on the plain Of Chilpanteingo, where SAINTS
Anna had 1000 men under arms.
There was a rumor In San Salvador tha'
eighty North Americans had disemburked Al
Omea as allies Of Honduras against Guato
mala. An attempt has been making, buI
unsucceas(ully, to restore peace between
Honduras and Guatemala,