The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
NEWn GLEANINGs.

Shoes, and other articles from the insGitu-
ton. He has been arrested and bound
over for trial A search Of his premises
resulted in the discovery Of large guam
tity Of goods Of various kinds King
was man Of fair character until la.e-
lly.
A yalise "blew up" at Earle's Hotel.
New York. on Saturday last, shaking sev.
eral buildings. throwing one man into the
middle of the street and injuring several
others. A double-barreled pistol a twelve
pound powder keg, one pound canister,
and other missiles where found. which,
when put together made murderous in
fernal machine. The valise was found a.
mong the baggage of the hotel, but what
the design was in placing 1t there, or by
whom left, is mystery.
I A quantity of counterfeit coin, especial
Ily quarter dollars dated 1868, having been
discovered in circulation in Baltimore, their
introduction here may be speedily expec-
ted. They are said TO be well executed,
though rather greasy to the touch.
A French gardener, is said to have dis
covered that5y painting his hOthouses with
coal-tar. the refuse of the gas-house, all
the insects so destructive to plants and
fruits are destroyed.
The Receiversof the Cochituate Bank
Boston. will, on and after the 18th inst,
pay dividend Of fifty per cent, on all
claims proved against the bank prior to the
; 1st of Angus. last, payable at the Webster
7 Bank, Boston.
A Quaker, and member Of the Peace
Society, has been fined and served with a
distress warrant. in London, for declining
on principle to supply horse and wagon
to convey portion of the baggage Of the
, Scotch Fusiliers,
Nichols Satto, who was convicted last
week at Columbus, for robbing the mail,
was sentenced on Friday, by Judge Nc
Lean, to ten years in the penitentiary.-
Satto was the mail carrier between Wash
ington. Guernsey county, and Sarahsville.
, A Ssn Francisco correspondent writes
I that Ole Bull and Strakosh have not met
with that SUGGEST they meri;ed, in Califor-
, mia owing to variety of circumstances -
tits hardly TO be supposed that they have
more than covered their expenses.
: The Cleveland Leader says that Abraham
f Rose was arrested at his residence in Otto
/ wa county, charged with having frequent
: ly laid obstruction son the Cleveland and To
ledo Railroad. He claimed more damage
for horse killed by locomotive than the
+ Company would psy,and he took .hs mode
{ for redress.
That Hyer and McGowcn fight so mi.
nu:ely reported in the 81. Louis Democra
: turns out TO be hoax. Hyer has not been
: out of New York. 1t was well cot ur
: humbug, and we swallowed it without a
L suspicion.
: A son ofJoseph Cotterill was killed at
n Carrollton, Montgomery county, in this
State, on Saturday last. by the accidental
discharge of a gun. The gun was cooked
: and he was blowing in the muzzle to see il
/ the gun was loaded. when it went of, the
contents passing through his head and Kill
ling him instantly.
A letter received in Washington from
Hong Kong, announces the Commander
i Ringgold, ,ofthe U.S.Surveying Expedition
had been sent home in consequence of in
! sanity. s.s g-ta-af
:. The Legislature of New Brunswick hal
10 passed an act admitting foreign breadstuffi
sailed meats, molasses and Goals free of du
r. ty. 1t is ratification of the Reciprocity
v treaty by the authorities of that province
e From all parts of the South and Yves
,r we hear, says the N. o. Picayune, Oft
!. great rush to the land Offices. The peopl,
N are looking up homes, and are about TO be
d come farmers by thousands.
70 The Administration are said to be great,
g exercised over the choice Of a successor 70
lie Brigham Young, whose term as governo
4 has expired. The Washington Star is yer,
OF sure that the successor will not be Nor
of mon. - '-'
y 1t is rumored thst Gen. Pillow is to b
ie appointed Gov. of Utah. 1t will be anus
es ing to see him digging ditcharound Gov
+ Young.
u, All burial places in the churches an
~ church yards of London. hare been close
IN by authority for the benefit of the publ
no health.
- There is said to be large compan
: y forming in Kentucky for Kansas, whic
= will be ready to start this fall.
1. On Thursday, Mr.. James B. Clay
horse Membrino Chieftrotted a single mi