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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
KENrUOKY ELEUrToy.

There can ba no doubt Of the fact tha, the
American parry have carried oil Kentucky
with a rush. The majority for Moreheal,
fyr Governor. will not b. less than 10 900,
anl may probably be as high as q. 900. -
II is said that every Congressional District.
save one, has elected the American candi-
date. The Legislature, also, will be strong.
ly American in both branches. Kentucky
has done her whole duty. and elected first
rate State ticket, Legislature. and deiega-
ton in Congress.
The following returns were received in
this city yesterday afternoon; Gsllntin coun.
ty gives Swopa the American canli.la.e f,r
Congress, 1s5 majority. BourJon coun.
ty gives large majority for the Ameroan
ticket. Carroll county, as far as heard
from, gives large gains the same way -
Greenup county. ditto. Boone county
gives 25) American majority. Bracken
GO. Grant 20o.
From the Covington JouraaI Extra, We
obtain the following information:
Loss and gain for the American Party,
compared with the vote for Scott, when lie
carried the Sale by 3 263.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
REPUBLICAN, Mass MEErIN3 oS MoN-

REPUBLICAN, MASS MEErIN1 oN Mon
DAY LAsT.--With many of our fellow-cit-
izens VIC visited the great Mass Meeting
OF the Republicans on Monday last, upon
the Public Square. Hon. 8. p. CHASE,
Hon. II, II. FoaD and Hon. A. p Stone
delighted thousands with their thrilling
eloquence and startling facts We believe
all Were pleased and none regretted the
time spent in listening to these genilsmon.
Ia another column we give at length the
speech OF the Hon. S, P. Chase. Want
ofspaco compels It's TO lay over the speerhcs
Of Hon. 7. II. Ford and Hon A. p. Stone;
they were clolSnt AMI effective and a
bounded with startling facts such as every
,j,tcsasan shoal.I know and ponder upon.--
We shall give them at leayth next week
GE~ r solutions ofthe Republican Mass
Meeiing:
Rpso!gsd, Thai the re-es,ablshment of
primitive R,pub'icansm as taught by
W,shin yton AMI his PARROTS, is and
shall be oar aim and object as members OF
the great Republican organization; to effect
which,
Res9ire4, That the parIication of the
ballot box by arreSting foreign influence,
correcting the facili;ies by which foreign
erS become voters, AMI requiring our Off
ciaI servants, both makers and alminis,rat-
ors Of the law to be true Americans, is the
policy.
Resol0ed. That we desire TO blot out lhal
curse Of poli.ical free elom-pariy Spiri,-
by uniting all goo men as hand Of broth
ers in the common cause OF civil and re-
ligious liberty, but will oppose every effort
on the part OF political demagogucS to unite
church AMI state, and will unit in guard
ing our civil institutions against the aggres-
Sions OF all religious sees, whose creedS Ell
ther directly or indirectly come in collision
with our Republican institutions.
RsSolOed, That we are opposed to slave
ry extension, but equally opposed to inter
moIling with it where it now Consttu-
tionally exists.
ReSolOed, further, That the course pur-
sued by the Cincinnati Times. in endeay
oring to SOW djsrord in the American
ranks. justly calls for our condemnation
and should be discouutenanced by every
true Republican.
Resotced, That we regard the nominees
Of the 18Th of July Convention as correct
representatives of the sentiments embodied
in these resolutions.
Signed, w. S. BEATTY,
JOSHUA CLARKE,
NJ. D. BROCK,
JOHN KEMERER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,

FOR GOVERNOR,
SALMON P. CHASE, Of fIamiton
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
THOMAS III. FORD, of Richlaad.
FOR AUDITOR oF STATE,
FRANCIS NJ. WRIGHT, of Champaign.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES II. BAKER, of Ross.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM II. GIBSON, of Seneca
FOR JUDGES OF the SUPREME COURT.
(For the FaH Term.
JACOB BRlNKERHOFF, of Richland.
(For ths YaeaHey)
CHAS. G. CONVERS, OF Muskingum.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
FRANCIS D. KIMBALL, Of Medina.
FOR MEMBER OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
ALEX. G.. CONOVER, Of Miami.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
Thc stntas:nan's Endorsement Of
Chase.


"Gen Cass asked after our newly elected
Senator-we told him that he would be
on in few days--lhat he would find him
TO be very clever fellow, Of fine abilities,
and right on most Of the great questions.
but little streakcd when the subject of
Slavery was touched bat a srAuNcH
FRIEND OF THE UNION, NOW AND FOR
EVER
Does any man want to know who used
that language in the winter Of lG48-'9?-
Well it is the declaration of SAN MEDARr,
Shen. as now, the editor of the ONO
STArEsEAH, Read it again Mr.. CHASE,
he declares, is "a stauarh friend Of tie Un-
ion. now onl forever" This was true
then, and is none the less true now. All
those Nebraska pro Slavery, Loco!oco cd
i!ors in Ohio who insist that Mr. CHASE is
a disunionist, will please consider them
selves confronted by MEDARY, and toll,
every time they utter this language, tba,
they are set of graccless liars. If the
Statesmen is disposed to add anything 10
this standing Endorsement Of Mr.. CHASE
when he is attacked. perhaps that genle
man will be obliged to him. The con;ro
versy is between themselves, and we care
very lille how they fix i; up .S!aie
! .Jvs,r.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
loo 40 e,.ro-d rg,k.si1-


The arornL o. liabilities due o. 10: das s125fi4 p
10 BlEsI Jr Oh - cre4itOrs,-botbiHg.
L1sssd adjust AID GUe.--hUHs.
Losses ali lstsd aGd nos dge s52%& "a
Losses uLac! ostsd aLd ia agsie-lse, waiting
farther pruof Or contested. EllIi y
ali oih-r claims as-iLst the Company sLcal, fog
Printing. dze.
agents Instructed 10 take 10 risk exceeding 5Ic.cCe.
IA- amount in-nr=d IN any city, viii-se,
fies, de- i'eHdng upon the character. material and
construction oT buildings, the width Of streets, TIA
supply Of water aud efficiency Of The IRE department,
ard oihsr circumstances.
The IL Rslrsd Ia blocks ofbuil5iEes also varics,
the Intention is 10 limit II loss by any Ere 10
less than slJ,Ct0.
Ths Act OF Incorporation Is the fled In yrIy,
1854. THOMAS a. ALEyANDER. Seeretarx.
STATE or CONEECTICCT. Hartford CoUi y, ss.l
HARTF OH, Jaly 5;h. 1855.
Personally appeared THoSss a. ALExAgpss, secTs-
tar Of tas lErSA ly.rrAscz CoEP4YT, and made o-.h
iha; TIE foregoing s:stemsht b him subscribed, -
Iras, according 10 his best tuo~ledgs and belief.
HENRY P)WLEE. Justice o:Ils Psaes.
J.. SsN TzSENP,
Augasi2-2sI3 AgsH: FOR Fairfield GcEl,y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09

A man was recently arrested on the La
Porte and Chicago road for pulling up the
spikes, and deranging the rails 80 as to
throw the train from the track. Il was at
bridge, and if The scheme had succeeded
the destruction would have been terrible.
The perpetrators were Irishmen who had
qeen discharged for unfaithfu conduct,
On Tuesday Of last week, the Court
House in Taylor county, Virginia, was
struck by lightning while the Court was
in session, and one person killedand sever
nj others injured The man killed was
Rev Hezekiah Dunhanl, young man who
had recently been ordained over the Bap-
list Church.
The barque Therese, arrived Mt New
York on Friday. brought three cases Of
bronze statuary. being the statues of JEFF,
erson and Patrick Henry. with has reliefs,
wrought for the State of Virginia, by Mr..
Crawford.
The New York Settlement in Kansas.
named Council City. has now about l,5 10
inhabitants, sawmill, post-office, sab
bath school, hundreds of acres in crops g.
a general scene of prosperity and perfect
health.
There is runnor afoat that cashier of
Wall street bank. who is also an officer
of the finance department., is defaulter to
considerable amount. variously estimated
at from Se5 900 to $4,000. Particulars
laye u6t tt4nsp7ted
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
VALUABLE z Ar M

FOis SALE.
WILL rel a. uCivat: skls NJ Barn tswn.hir FSTm,
sitaate u miles Suath o. Lancaster, Containing
sss. G5out Sax BuHdFei &crcs, a.
fs1s bout $50 Acres OF PiRST CLASS HOcsirg EzeA
X bottom, aud tbs resdas iaF hill nEd IN -
land, wall ni,osrsd. and watsrsd by Hsysf fg!EhE
Spring..
About SEVESTY-TRREE Acres OF the Bottom land
lies 10 III, E4s Of the HVckns valley Canal, and Tsy
b. sold separately II desired; but ihe premises
come tsd by good private CsHa bridge aud toePih-
er Will make OF ths oes: stock farms in Cen
irai Ohio.
To whole OF the Bottom Land & aSoutsO kcTos OF
the Lsrd ara mt cultivation. Ths entire premises
eIco ed vth substEnt6 nav fence and the House,
Barn, Grgno les, &c. Ire good,
Possession viii b. gvol "a time for putting o.:
Fall crop.
part Of the purchase none! for term Of years a.
per Itiutsrest.
For NH information I" the price, terms If pay
meHt, &c aprly Wn. Bartlett ESQ. on the prerni-
ses, q P b Ewing, the subscriber baitca tsr.
July 70, ls55-lIE 7. EWING.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09


A HAMILTON CoUNrY Sac HIcAT LEAD
En- BRou8HT ID JUDGMENT If there WAS
ever county that WAS cursed with a cor
rupt. thievlng, and most rascally set OF Of
tic!aS, that cuuntg is Hamilton. For years
the most outrageous frauds and p!uuder,
iass of he puolic treasury lave been prac-
iced by the leaders Of the Miami tribe
Who have controlled its public atiuirs.--
The expenditures had become enormous
while the benefits were comparatively mea.
gre. The tax payers became satisfied that
they were robbed by their gracelcss dem
agogues and scounirels, and last fall they
commenced the work of turning them out.
and putting honest men in their places. -
The work will continue till the last of tie
treasury es;crs are driven from the public
crib, ii We can Judge from the tone Of tie
press OF hat city. We are very sure it
0Hyht so o continue.
The Courts of Circcnnati have Just
closed the trial of John Patton. one Of the
County Commissioners, for stealings and
misdrmeanors in office. The testimony
was clear that he gave friend of his $3.50
for building a bridge that actually cost the
builder less than 800, and that in con
sideraiion of the promises, the contractor
made present of 500 to Patton. This
is but specimen brick. The whole pile
is very similar. After careful examina-
ton before jury, on the Indictment, and
after Major General Senator Pugh had
used all his skill and influence in defend
ing him, the jury brought him in gaihy,
and the Court has suspended him from Of
flee, and las fined him $500, the highest
amount authorized by the statute.
This is but a single case. The exten-
sive business of the county has given the
Commissioners wide field for operations.
The court house contracts are fostering
with the grossest corruption The work
was originally let at fixed rates, which
would have kept the expense within $500
900. But Commissioners Patton and Ii
manus, who managed the affair, set aside
these contracts, and relet them TO new con-
tractors. The building has already cost
the county a million Of dollars. and it will
take some hundreds of thousands TO finish
it. How many thousands the officials
have plundered from this source we have
no means ofknowing. Timanus has prov
ed delauler to the tune of over thirty
thousand dollars What a spectacle these
Developments make 10 the honest tax-pay
crs of that coun y! They have been liter
ally robbed of their earnings for years by
a set Of political boodsuckcrs and villains,
who have rid len Them in Tie name Of De-
mocracy.
The revelations must produce strong
effect upon the mind of the voters and tax
payers Of Hamilton. This same party,
with the Enqnirer at its head, is again in
the field, asking the people to continue
them in power. They deserve, and we
trust will receive such rebuke as will be
felt by them, and be warning to all such
nolilical scoundrels for the future.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09

The Washington correspondent of the
Courier d Enquirer states that the Presi-
dent and Secretary of the Interior. have
decided against the validity of Governor
Reeder's proposed purchase of Kansas
lands, and the contracts have accordingly
been cancelled.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09

NEVER SAT1sFIED.-The Chattanooga
(Tenn.) Advertiser of Saturday last, says:
Every day for several weeks.we have. had
rain. The fears now entertained by the
farmers are that the cdrn al 5s 50 l0eyd
itrh k41 cn.146k HStESr 4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
GHThe Cincinnati Enquirer confident

ET-The Cincinnati Enquirer confident
ly predicts the defeat of Mr.. Chase. Last
year. on precisely the same grounds, the
Enquirer predicted the defeat of Mr..
Swan and Mr. Blickensderfer. 1t had bet
ter establish reputation for veracity, be-
fore it makes statements; and for sound
before it makes predictions
.4M. GHead Sentinel.
A Paris correspondent has examined a
machine in operation there, owned by a
Celgian. which sets 10000 to 10000
types each day, or as much copy as twenty
compositors would sci in that Time.
Horace Greely's mother died at Wayne.
Erie county, Pa, on the 9th ult, She
was long sufferer and an aged woman.
Zaccheus Greedy, the father Of Horace, is
stiIl living.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09

SCOTT CorfTY.-A majority Tor More
head is reported in Scott county. His
majority at Georgetown is over 100. OLD
Line majority in 1889 was So
In Barren, Nelson, Clark ana Woo l'ord
heavy msjorities for tie American ticket.
In Mason county. in TWO districts. Cox's
majority is 100, In L,uisburg, lI2 In
Maysliek, tie. In SarIi's, SO majority.
FLEMEsa COUNTY, August 7, L J o'clla.
Poplar Plains--Morebead, lac; Clark,
10. Cox, l44; Stanton, Il.
neutrality-suspicious. 1862; Clark,
81. Cox, 10: Stanton, 95.
Sberournc--Morehead. 62; ClArke, %.
Cox, At; Stanton, 7.
OLDHAM CorSrY.-The following is the
full yoe Of oldham county in the Louis
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
Exhibit Ct Exerad.tu,es.

A-2.1oa's o79lcE, P-lris.d co1uty,l
LLSs-z-Ez. June u, l.55.
Tbo und1rsI2nsd, CoImy 4adt1r, N L..rslaucE 10
a"' "ie ia= OsJsrO; lie COuLt! Lo.im5- s.sfs ere
= 51oH's u iIs c'tz1s oi Id colhty ~ ADil Of
NJ Expenditures Of said toilty. N. The ,.1r nd
'HE .GHc J. lrJj, Is T. ilVEs. 70 VT:
FORTHE GyARTE2ESDt-;G sEPTExBER1. 175I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09

To-day, the ed lust. there win be cel-
ebration at Fort Croghsn. The Fremont
peopie s&v Il viii BE 4 fde Affair
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09

The Milwaukee Sentinel states that the
farmers in that region are now very busy
gathering an abundant havest, in good
condition. Its accounts from every Sec
ton are very favorable, In two weeks
new wheat will comein rapidly. Prices
within a week have declined -toc.,. and ey-
CIV ore expects 4 stiil further decline.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
W. ,. DEN I I,
JOSHUA CLARKE,
NJ. D. BROCK,
JOHN KEMERER.

AMERICAN Executive CouScGL.---Dy
private dispatches we learn that the Ex-
ecutive Council of the American Party Of
Ohio have determined not to make any
nomination for the coming campaign. -
The action Of the Committee is represent
ed as being most harmonious and we are
advised will be published in full.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
Desirable cltT rEoperty for Sale.

- TyIHAT desirabls property located on whecl-
sf: ing Street. corner 81 BSoai III ~. bsirg 400
~ feet on Wheeling BY !ee fest Broad Alizy.--
RasidsHcs eouilEs rooms. k.tchsn, OuihoRsss. DC,
with all ths -Ncss Of family rasi1ercs-slso
answ end ant Carp enters Shop Smoke House,
Stable, &c Terms reasonable. Fo- further paricu-
lars snqqi , nr LITTLE & DRRSDaCH5.
EEueaslsr, July s, le55--o
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09

E|Denny, OF the Lebanon Star, CIV
eth his opinion of Medill:
The Ohio Statesman, and all the little
tadpole Locofoco papers that wggle their
tails in its dirty pool, are appealing. with
tears in their eyes. to the old Clay Wings
to help them out of the slough of despond.'
The hypocrtes The friends of Henry
Clay will never give "aid and comfort" to
such man as Medill, who, all the days of
his life, was one Of his bitter reviers and
traducers-who, with other Locofocos, ac-
cused him with "bargain, Intrigue and
management" of forming corrupt CO.
alition with Adams''--who never gave
him vote nor supported measure of his
but who, like pack of wolves, were al
ways bowling at his heels, slandering his
character and misrepresenting his policy.
Whether the Clay Wings all support Mr..
Chase or not, it is as certain that they
would as soon have cock-roaches in their
broth, ipecac in their tea, and arsenic on
their bread, as to support such an incorri-
pible old sinner as William Medill.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09

ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RArLRoAD.-Ow-
ing to the course of the leading paper in
st. Louis, encouraging those who have
claims against the company, to a lawless
and mobocratic spirit, the Trustee Of the
Road has been compelled to stop the run
ming of trains. Mr.. Bacon says ;-"Our
trains have been stopped by armed mobs-
our track has been torn up; cars have been
run from the side TO the main track; our
cars and locomotives thrown of the track;
the lives of hundreds of individuals jeopar-
died thereby; threats of the most mali
cious kind made 10 our conductors and
employees; and letters constantly sent to
us, threatening destruction to our trains
and property, unless the demands Of mobs
were yielded to without delay"
Tho trains were stopped first on the eth,
and operations on the road will continue
to be suspended until some remedy can be
applied.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
sERAsTonoL TAKEN.

- SEHASECPJL FAkEN. -,
- EETE must have funds by ths a-st Of = :,
ytN wy August. And we wish all orr Gus /. 7 si1i
e tou.-s whose accounts hGvo hot b en- 'Sti'
. seiilsd for the last six months to call aud &
,.os5 ii 9 u before that date
McELROY & BILJINGHCR RET.
Lancaster, July II, 1855.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
CITY on LANOAsTER:
Principels of tao American Parry of Ohio.

Thursdny morning Aug. ., 1855
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
rxanI xstlce.


A Petition will be presented 10 the Board ofCoui-
miss onsr Of FiFh ID iniy al thar . ssss1n.
praying ihat 80 nreh OF he comfy road lsGd'ng sfom
Royalion roid thc lsby farm, nes h9twe1n the
following points Bloom township in said county, be
vacated. 10 wit; From the mo III Of Jacob B5ilen-
bsnghs the Church road. aud praying that
cdGnty road lad oHt aud sI,ablish ID between
n following points. begiutaBc atthe mouth Of Jacob
Bellsnhauchs lane: themes rubliHE South along the
Section limos b9tS3en tfe lands o. s-;d Jacob Balien-
algh. Samuel Cri-t, n 3ny wagner. Amos Welsh
and Lsvi Williamson 10 sid Lareus;, and Royaitan
road at ths corn5 Of tho lands 7fsld welsh andHil-
hanson ip said Bloom township anfihsret9 ,niAets
ExCif4NGr OgFjCE BE-UPENHB,
Corner of N ain AHl G. u-nbus streets.
s prepared to do all kinds Of Banking bus!nsss Dis
hirh Isl prices Buys and sells o'i AMI siss pesis
Ia y chang, NJ all siad'. Makss coll ,ctions AT any
place. Pays intsras. on uu DspO'i''s. And d5alsin
RDI.fY AND HAtHAe1e.
n whc, 100 600 aerss ara wantsd and whsu sold arc
guarantssd In evo re5psct, q neats land as we'll as
coin. Forms Of assigning and ncatihg aud any infos-
one bat apPliss q p,r TIblsh Bras Votes sss.sR-
Lancaster, ohio. Ut %, lss5-stf
a, @. Low, n. D.,
u0NDep TEIST.
hPFIcE In Tallmadge Block Main streei.tnueas1
~ ter, ohio; REsE,ET Sc
II. p. Gatcheli, NJ. D.
e 4. o. Blair, n. D.. colamhus;
]. H. Pulte, n. D.. ctAelnnss,l. april IL
NOTICE.
nERsoNs having claims against T $. slaughteT,
viii nra.sut the SANE 70 II lDdsrgned for rays
meni. AAitts bbFEhiS0.
Lancaster. Jane al 1855
LA1D sHRAEFS wA ,T.H.
r WILL at all rrnas prsparo tia propop tsFramsrt.
ard pay tho highs ss pies Il cast for Gry nnnberol
BOuasy s4aaa svaeranss.
Parsons ror Whoa .p'e7afea se3llcatDas VII 10
"isi EsafS!ss' "a S': 5s;y ssESy?s co sLF3S2sos.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09

THE REMOVAL or Gov. REEDEn.-The
Easton .Aryas, published at Reeder's for
mer home, states that his removal has clc-
tied the strongest expressions Of indigna-
ton there. But the .IyyaS, besides speak
its own sentiments, clearly ana fercely
ellis some unpleasant truths respecting the
President. We quote;
Immediately after The first election held
in KanzaS, one after another of the Mis-
souri, invaders called upon the President
and lied lheir complaints a3ains. the Gov
ernor, charging him with neglect of his
official duicS, Illegal spccnlaiions in lands,
dc. We state upon authority that cannot
be disputed that President Pierce at that
time, told friend, IL am satisfied that
Gov. Reeder possesses tirmness, honesty
and capacity, and Il man who has these
three qualities, don't often get wrong. =
We happen to know. too, that our Chief
Magistrate gave Gov. Reedcr repeated per-
sonal assurances that che approved Of his
course, and would havo acted precisely as
he did in the same position"
CLAY Wines. 1t is little amusing
just now to see how ardently the Sag
Nicht papers of the State love and laud
the proud, noble band Of CLAY WnrGs"
and appeal to them to so Gov. Medill in
stead of "Chase and niggerology." Hear
what the Logan Guzette says on this sub
ject;
cit is little remarkable that men should
appeal tn the prejulices of Clay Wings a
gainst Mr.. Chase, VIXEN the great issue be-
tween the parties relate to q measure con
summated by Clay, with which his fame
is intimately identified, which Chase
sought to maintain inviolale, and which
his supporters now seek to restore. We
are Clay Whig and it is because We are a
Clay Wing, that we would sustain Chase
in his glorious opposition to the repeal of
that compromise which was one Of the
chief monuments to Clay's memory. OF
all other men, Clay Wings should, in this
crisis, be the friends of Mr.. Chase.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09
TnEAsrnEm,s ANNUAL nEPonr

EyDwARDSRAYBlLL.T = rsasur.r of Faira,ld eouu.
~ n,a aeeoint Eii8 sid luiy, fJf ,sar end
lug Jane !. is55; DIX
II .mo'nt r. iBaining oa hand June l,i,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-05-31
The Foreign News.

The Steamship Pacific arrived at N. Y, on
Wednesday, at s O'Clock, entirely unan-
nounced. The ne WIS is not Of much impor-
lance, with the exception Of the resignation
of CASRoBEnr, The arrival Of reiuSorcemenis
add additional fighting. An expedition oil
the Allies, composed of some Is. coo, en-
barked and put TO sea at Kamesch, in the
direction of the Sea OF Azof. They return.
ed without e%fecl,ug anything nothing was
known Of its object. It is supposed that
will reject the ultimalnm presented
by England ana Frauce. m ceremonies
Of the French Exhibition passed off in rather
a dull manner.
The steamer brings the news of the ex-
ecution of PIANoRt. The resignation of Gen.
eral CANRoBERT is reported 10 have taken
place on account of i'll health, but he was
evidently constrained, and whines like a
child to serve his master as a General Of
Division. He has been succeeded by Gen.
eral PELIssiER, who has more fire, and great
er s,rategelic powers.