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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

- Speaking Of the alIuremenls 10 ,Ihs
City Of Washington just now. ilie torres.
pOuae1t 81 fths Cincinnati Tines says: sn'
''Tbefe never Was 4 6ner time for young
ladies' 70 come 10 Washington. So many
officers In tlsaarDy fre>hf from West Toi6l
--ycnng Literary -poeis'of ths Eve
ming Minor Types Fillibusters; wf,h TEL
volvsfsin their bels s6te intheir' Syes .Nnd
10 thsifpccketsstitks 10 thepslIter bvi,k
landso Arizona. Willard allows bot oue
lsdystocseh tabletwenty eetlohg, and bal
one salt.ct'IT. lest BY her iasdsfrtencs b.
honld lose Twenty boarders."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

lIBAvT Loss ny GAMBItNG AND LoTrERI
TIcKHrs.r-The Boston Herald gives 1.-THE
Particulars ottwoimen- who have steCenty
len thatieity, having lost heavilylby gam
bling'an thelpurchAse Of lottery tickets..- =
One has loat "a property Of about twelve
thousand dollars, and the other Is minus
. property Of about forty thousand dol.
lars. guW~il@gr ara1elJsan Gf rfs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

E1 A loafer took fish in the market
house and slipped il under lis vest. The
tail hanging down so as to be seen. tba
urst man ne suggesled 70 him that hs
Yhoyld either wear longerlisekster SteaBi
AjshorterS6slhS y ESIPHlI7CE w.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

- A UNIauE CHMsTNAs GRF.4--A Ger
man, " N, found hanging % a. tree 10 lhs
moodstBasr JrfsrsoR Barracks, on ,ths lei
iinst,aaods appeared tosbavs been. dead foI
some time Ip.lhjs peshst a, billet dou1
was found addressed to,Maris h., sta
pling that he sends her bis body as Chris
mas gift.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

senptOrlaI EIecfIous fof-ihe aOth Con-
tNN ghss.
TIE tSrpS Of q6eslird 6fthel SenalOfs
finthS prlssat CipgIessl exPitehg on Tie
~ ofNMarch ReSt. eIeetiors-hafe alresdy
been held, in most cases. for the new
ferns commencing at, that date. In NeS
Jersy as1Vcessor to Mt. Wright. is yet to
be chosen, and Minnesoiaas Senator in
place OF Mr. Shields. Opposition senators
viii proHablybe elected in both these ca
SOS, the Legislature or each Safe being
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on. joint ,,ballot.G
Nineteen Senator'S have been chosen, as
tellows' y (
ksl. w. GFimss. Republican, Of Iowa.
vice Jones, Democrat.
Horny B. Anthony, Republicaps Sf
Rho le Island. vice Allan, Democrat.
Stephen A.. Dou ylas. Anti Lecompton
Democrat. Of Illinois. re.elec'ed.
A. o. P. Nicholson, Democrat Of Ten>
nessee. vice Bell, Whig.
II. M. 7. Hunter. Democrat OF Virginia.
lte.elected ~ N sss4lSt 80 s (
Thomas Bragg. Democrat Of North Car
toiinis, vice Reid. Democrat. ''a'--'- -
/ Robert /TppmbF, pemocrat1 (llteW Whigl
tof Gsdfgia, sre!elected.! 1 IN pSi VI
.aLasAEns- w. Powell. .DAfa0efAt, of Ken
iucky vice Thompson. Whig.sssasror
k VIM. X. Sebastian, Democrat. Of AIkans
ksAs re elected. 's ta'L =
j W. HemphiII. Democrat Of Texas,
svice Houston, X, n. {. emocrat. '''"
kn-Wm. P. Fsssepden, Republican Of Maine
Te-elected. 81
John P. Hale Republican,. Of New
liHampshier, re-eleoted 4aay III
Albert g. Brown, Democrat of Missis-
! sltli. Te-elec ectedgafe g1np aR ~ {7f ~ rsfiH
ID Clement G. Clay. .1r., Democtat, Of
Alabama, re elected. . p. il..7 ssfes'
L James Chestnut, Democrat, OF South
i Carolina, vice Evans. Democrat.
ts,William Salisbury Democrat of Dele
ware vice Bates, Democrat, Y 5,.,.s q. ! ~ W
I'D. P. Benjamin sDemocrst (late Whigl
Of Louisiana reelected.
III Henry Wilson. Repubiicau of Massaehu-
/, setisA re.elsoied. a,siqain. ., las s4a Ia u
Kingsley Ss'Binghams Republican, lof
Michigan vieesStuaFt, Demoerat.od gsdi
lls;OEths Bineteeh, ten are reelected, and
] nine are inear members. Ofthe lister only
lon orfMo &e,bslieVe, have evsr . served
iIinths House, yet four hays'beeii sGoverI-
oFs Of States. 90 Sixepre lR1pubIicahs, and
] thirteen are sDemocrris. sof one stripe lor
another. As, com pared with the aspTesent
SeEatef fthe Repnblicans gain Gl,rss,s ia, be
d increased 10 Eve, probably, (ma Hing eiehI
dinsRft when theeleotions are compIeted.
\ On the other hand the Democrats gain two
in kentdc1fy and Tennessee, from the
Southern Opposition. Every Northern
Sepaior ewhoa sustained Lscomptou has
bsen succeeded by Republican las also
,EMT. Stuart. .Iof Michigan, who went fol a
time with Douglas, but early madag obis
A peace s'wiih the Administratiou. sKvery
4 Republican Senator on the olher hand,
whose rmnexpires with this dCongress
has been re elected. yab Uass assl.aos
NJ These faclsrShow that the Depaooraey y u
encroaehiuG upon the Opposition Streangth
Rt the South, but that the iRepahIioans---
as also more clearly seen in the election oI
members of the House-are mskiue sill
4 observation-disclosures the Democracy at the
4 INorth.A ECin. . Gazette.v -.t'suI ssoig'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03
FREOTHKisl m0TMERsiI mOTHEmsFy

n"n M als " procure Mrs. Winslows Soothing sJs
u grealy hHies theproeess ofteehing by bof,en-,
lpia we gums, redpcing pU iuhpmmnion--wll oIla4
Ml pttn,h anu sshreto regifiate the bowels Dcneud
upon N,tpnfehs, itEil give rest to Sourse ves and
heaithito your 1nfanis. Perfectly safe III
This vanpble Appropriation Is tte ptesdiip,op ofone
Epltho most experienced and skillkf female Physi-
S.nus @ IN New Enelmdahd las bse6 ayed ith
EIaiuhg sgeeessin millions OF eases.
Ms psleye Hrs The best and surest remedy in the
word, D.sentery and Diarrhmaip rhilds
qtherrans = ta p Hts 7f't'i'ff"e y 'iVii my
cents, u isw9Itl iis weight IN gold, 80
Mlffois Of bofrss ate SSJd cFsry IN n
EH'aies Ms an old and well tried REMEDY -, 1s'
y9,- FkICE ONLY e5 CENTS A hottie
7 None genuine unless the Ta6ssihg II (JU RJJR
IE5hhtNS, NewYnt Is on the 0utsiie Sra RpsE
soid ny Druggists throughout ID world .afd y 'f't
Juno 10, 1sSs-Gif OH'o'' =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

Z AEGen, g. W. lBrown. the Superinien'
dent Of the Publil Printing. states thal
The printing Of the Pacific Raflioa report
will cost over one million Of dollars
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

I iEFs-A An - eRlegsFt eRlesFt niaps ,ma0s who desired
to 90 ftoh NeedhqESl lto t. Boston, bsit, be
had NO money, made balieys that .be } was
the pnrdererd Carly, for, whom areward
was ofsre], vas arrested apd taken to
Bostons where be waslimmediNtsly reless-
ed. as not being the man wanted. So
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

G1-Thefe'is man in Mississippi so lean
that he makes no shadow at all A rattle
snake struck at MIN sixteen times in vain
and then retired inieisgust. He makes all
hungry who look at him, and when the
children meet him in the street they run
home crying for Bread ~ pr .s'A'.'"'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03
ARRIVAL OF ARABIA.

and on the continent. and wariike rumoTs
were circulAt d, bat the pAaic had ssnsi.
bly, abated, particularly in London.
ThefParis bourss showed an improve
'tmeut, Sat 'slill -huciualedEr -,
| } The English Parliament had been sum;
rioned to meet on the ! proximo.
The belgium Cabinet had been diY-
soEed.
Large ARsirian Inducements had
treached Lombardy aud The chances Tor
revolt were diminishing. @
The advices from Manchester are "a.
vorsbie.
At Havre New Orleans tres-ordinalie
was quoted Al Iolf.s..s....s.-..a..s.-.u....s.
Bfsadstuifs dull. Provisions steady.
The London money market wsst decil
dsdlE.mOrs siEipgsni. Consoles closed at
1853.
The steamship K,ngeroo arrived out on
the ID h.
SECOND DfspArcnAF TIE Arabia arri.
we'd here al half past ten o'clock thismcr-
tning. The Arabic passedsaa, ,the 5;h inst
I or The Skerriess the steamship Asia, bound
10 Liverpool, md the steamer Ebro on the
IEI7tH ibodRdtO New YoFk.lii .ss,s,si Cd
ke1 rhssE liHlnte, from Newly prk, arrived
lat Gl4sglow on lhs l2ilfi ,insis IA issru,
lEn,orsd tIiAt thsIJfitsh goyernmeDk intends
10 augment The Chinese squadron, Lord
liFredsicsBfseeQhas been appointed British
Uu,%s.Ea y;cs. Ron sa hs . oou,,s.a, l,.7 ~.
ce;sad "a Eo5soa fSatnr{s {sS ,m1rninc ers ~
lSowsrer re.assnr;n9 ~
: SsIs.,srs from F,,nes, ara ,,,ost,;mtm.
lin trn,ss.;n,, ,ha' svs,,;on e,~;sh' wl,;aI, ,hs
LwhnIs induss,,al nonnhtion ,rsoarded ~
proapset 81 war. rI1sg,, eg,.,.,'s 49,.
I,1i-.I;go..;s,. ..F;.,,,od Ar, ali AZ, M;a;.
1,.,I iosluSl;o-- Co. alswssLs nov q.
~ rerSa s".'-,gT ii go, J, .saS' 4,
tbo ron;o on ,ho ps,,s ho,,ss a,,l,,,;a..
led on .,l1~ 4 Or, .in.t a,l,so ior,sa. az,
4 ~ u lhres- mar cent were Imada - e7f--.
't4ol a. Tbs m.rket lsubsaovebtlv rall;sd1S
= h.. d isSS N.holshr' Y. 90 ~ To-,
1 f - hsrrytl's 'lK mn oST slrslinia;. dsaeEr'
~ II1 80 .gG0s7Tso v-rr,10 =,
~ hid yisits;ss ,Yne,.Sa 10 FDt6ducs q ,ds.
~onsiratioa. sri7 IIo,IraiF p@-.a,i.g !, =
a Ia The Visnnamohey marhe hasauctuatsd
gFestiy;Sd .,l.edol s.e' .da,i
Va Ine' EInslan ehamoers nave been open
ee; 81, = 'ti-,~ls = ''',@ q, ,,g0s,l ,77.a
i Inc hagsnis sPeeeh'on1 Hhe occasion
II was uu1np pOrtaUt.A .AEe I .yrHft -fisisfa ,s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

/, ,nB Childboe1is like mirror, raichi6s
and ,efectipg images aroundsit. Remem
ber That impious or profano thoughts utter
ed by parent may operate on the young
heart Ike a careless spray OF waller thrown
upon polished steel, stain il with ruat that
no after securing can stfaco, 4s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03
Later From Mexico.

!. NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 98-The Tenne.
see. with dates frcm Vera Cruz. to the
'94iA inst, has arrived. General Fries and
kdpiral German are passengers. The
Spanish fleet left Sacriicio on the Goth for
Havanua. The French and English fleets
were at Sacriicio. The Progresso quotes
a rumor that an American war vessel had
threatened to blockade and lombard Ma.
zattan for confiscating tie cargo oi an
American merchantman, by'order of the
'SsNIESICa. Jam S9@Tbe Senlismsa.o Mi
rdmSnS organ lakGaA Adals}ara,. siatss that
MirAmon yiH not RGeebt the Pr sidsncy
nor favor Roblss. bud adheres'tod dhsz6Io.
qgal plan. MiramoE was harshings on
The capital Degalaao was ateMorelia. =
Miramon bad ordered al forced loan Of
$4,000 at Guadalarjs. including for
eigners. who paid under threat of expul-
81 IN. The press in the capital state that
the French and English ministers bad no.
tilted the dGovernmentsthat unless Sh0oo..
600 was pad to satisfy tie claims Of the
French and EneiisS subjects wilhin SIX
days, ihei1lsels would tyks pdsseSsibn 7 OF
Vera 'GtdS and Tampico.l I'hOFih1
mn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

AT When there is no subordinaiion IN
On army Peitlsr ceDqueet nor glory can
from Il. f7&
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03
LAFER.

y
BF the, Tehnespe' 3 mails we are fur,
nisked With The iellowipg additional.
The Governors palace at Guadahiara
was destroyed on. tbe 10th inst,,o by she
explosion Of a magazine, ,liust after Mira
mon lett for the Capital and from one to
two hpndEed men were killed, The ex,
plosion caused terrible CONSERVATION. /,
The, Liberals had taken Mazatsu Ca
mano had fallen back on Yaultepec. Blsnr
co and Coronado with Sslyo, were before
zacatecas, MirAmon Lad sent 600 men
to its assi!apee, but it. was, Thought that
the garrison would teI obliged ,, to surren-
uer, lgpds ,sil % Gsoi ped JiA 1sd a.
MiremSp bad declared vebepeptly a,
eainst Ro6Ies Plpp, preyious 10 his Mira
mon's) eleqlion. . He ghas,, been silent
since (, Robes was still presiding. backed
by the capitalists, and friendly with Mira
mon. u IS said If Miramon, declares for
,zaloags,. BODIES Will Join the, Liberals
The English and French Admilsls had
made q formal and thrOateplpg demand iop
Jusrez fog he prompt payment ,DfiutsTssi
due zen. lFgapc9nis bad. been released
by RobleS altet one, years, imprfsoh,
ment Rt Ihe, capital Il, wasorepoFted thai
FrApcoRis Topld bsiplaoedip eohHmanAl o.
the NsrAt Cruz 1ofscs. iaiI,4 .lec1w 7sd
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

:.
RETURNING EMaRANTs, During the
past year no less than fourteen thousand
three bGndred aud 'sevSntysi 'en5grsnts
have returned voluntafily Or havslfe ship.
ped from the United States. 10 this P6li.
bsjng equsl 10 OnS.ihifd ofthe ehtire' smi
grafton during the year irom Liverpool, Ia
al American perts.'o The persons Who rs'
iurped included u considefAbie punbet VI
paupsrs and mot a few, lppeties. ,Who have
become tsmparaIY and in some cases 4
pernApent burdsA upon the lrates payers o
LiveFpool., To this important phasis %
Irish American Immigration the, attention
of government has been called. and Il i
much be'desired'thkt speedy measuls
should be adopted 10 correct Sn injus,ic
totso serious a charaoter.-- Liverpool Al
bion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03
mAKHIEn.

~ ~ uAIthIEpa ~.
h On tbe2Oth inst.ssly RevsH. ~. Foftis
in Royslion. Miss ELIzGDErH HARDrsBr
land MroJANEsi WmTEuEpRsr. al of-.this
county. a,als. s-.os,f..
On the 36th Of December by Rev. il.
Sptter, Mr.. ciiRIsri2N ScnErLTNG Of Hoek-
ing county, and Miss MAoDAuKKA lFINrH.
REEEER iel Eair6eh county. y si.s1'' Z.
ekxOn the 24th inst. by the same Mr.. y
u sdt4YRENrIus HEDRERDof l'ickaway, county
md Miss: CArHARfNE VoIGrILE oi Fair S
field county. 'a'4sSa'4'1 7'''
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

ID.
THk o oykRLiNb Art. I've arc pleased
as we iedR'foni tile corfaspo6dance" ofSn
eastern papefstRat The House COMMITTEES on
Post 0ffices'willA shdeavot al their next
meeting 70 abolish TIE pyslhnd California
mail service. - Whsn We c6siaer lis cost
and dialy numberof letters carried BY IT,
the actual cost Of each Of which is abou,
sixty FIVE ,d0llars-57apd The fact ,is that,
with lha extraordinary efforts made 10 get
llbe Presidents message through in The
shortest possible iips,.h only beats The
| isthmns steamer ronte soma forlyreighi
| hours. y il lAbpt tins hsl liglaled humbpe
MAS ldispslssd with. II is satisfactory
| denops;FaLsd tbat the, whole, thing iss
l,iaiiure, and Ilhe, sooner it's abolished The
| better -ZanssuiHe Courier,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03
!TBBY NAVE EVERYTHING

Generally kept in such establishments, which they
viii sell at very low prices Thanks for past rayors,
nd ope for continuance and increase Of tho samO.
~ JULIAN & SEIFRET.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

IKE, said a rusty old heatht n,ofthetdesk
how do "a & r'nomets nseasuteI the Distance
OF lhesunesII lol0 gaiiN .sfssoR - y
y1rdpIitd thSsy6uhg Hopeful btliey
calculate 6he fourth Of the distance, and
then multiply byb fouE:'iThe desk worm
tainted. poirefq Eaaa hsd tsdis' edf ~
, 1859-08-29

one Of EN-; b mould t1ke a-sisfE45
clan of thunder # il Va, rea.onablv bl.ct. or
Va. supposed to be ,tra,inr on tbe Tronr MIN
t,tion
--Ani dpn't vou think, another n1ufatto ya1.
mint undertook to pass throssh Old WaskIhk-
ton County this tnoruihk y he said he md chme
III The 1ay from R,@ R;t<t. and - putv aitaasd
professional nigxer catchess. b1oed asunds, and
cver thing else, ii the Wv from Te..s to ILL
noIs mi -be ai56Y o;t.;t tn. w.,h;nct.n
County ,bos:, I.oad.+ IF \, thso.++ n. .cotid
~ .hro,oh ri. u.-tnt -.,t. ;. u.nss t..t.r
: s 1bo...nd times. .F1,t ,mn.@ s1 ~. e,s.n..tr.
a. IIta..,. .ox ,.st H., IT. .ne.... - ..xnn.
, 1859-08-29

ea.nts'as7& 7&i...:;;;aj, 3 ta:ssrss. i: .diss.
b \ v. .caay. E.q., tnashtre uai.sl sta.es
aesasor Chyr &shk sta4e, his ssatns
the conditions -aisa ~ascA, I'D ioasy -AIsa>z>
win supPtkt The -nasuiaAa af The Charleston Con-
veEtiot 74SA-: .
- No zuuiilades ilades II ia 'Csa,zks1r C1sxsntion
csn sf4atu1sr 1apeo<x xsdAa9 1hs. platform
A4opted 44a0 snbst1atiAtty seesxafze- -tha- Con
s$itako4f fteAts IT. thu S61th uu de Al6vay
17ea.eoa4. 4 ND .aaake 1E E&hASxFaAanece cesaaj
tho Dzvf Sept aeenian, to Mt: 1hat dzve1
is reeoFe&the: :e<e11e1ate, ~ It Is the
duty ofefery department 0f thE FedEfal Gov
ssameat5 laaEzsxxiosal, Inaftiais. nd R1sea-
tire, To- guard mad protect it; and unless the
antoeedent& ofAae3s1aisaa461D zach Is to just
+ ths belief tbet he 1iu b. . ksfa eustedi.a Of
he rights Of t4e eEaa8 ua64 81 Constitution.
, 1859-08-29

Ao19tas Coanfy..-. 4 IN 1stf9r; r;Carresysa.
:, The -Charlestoa Ces,1e> co<recss, the state.
ment tora III lhe 81. 1eu. Dt~o n;
7at. eopied iute the Rasss: xxth Taisrs1, coz.
,cemng !, the yote By whieh the County of. pode-
las sas detached frsn the Csanty- Of Eoles,-'s
The question -of sstti1g" of .tis,.aieu oeanay
had lang hsea tslke4 of by y'the peorte Of COILS,
md every v6ter knew 'exattfy Fhat he Ees d.
ing Wien e.voted.- Tia ailizeas ii vi paris OF
s4o@ss txeased" this 'subject as'sbev would atty
other 'thich. c6neerned thtir. interests 1ia,i-
.pateIy, and thsy. acted u " Ibey felt
-tlself' inteFess were and were uu<' led bS
-'schemers:". Tic !*.Schetpera". Nerp .eq1ly
as &haadant on ..ibe. opposite. sida, bnt <hsy
could pos carry; becsrse "the people were d.
.termtntd TO ToN Otherwise ri; 10. aos choose
10 slander those who voted again II The cut of ~
saying thev Tere not 47hinkinx ''nee ard .sc
call ttppu fhf -DtmdT4f. ID HtSsct- t6es salaader-
.QOs statement it has nAd4s aI{it vii inquifs Is
~ the sdrocatea uf. the 'nnessure,+ It viii find
.sthottg them a 1ttga proportion pf TIA .Rpaa H.
teli'gent. honest, industrious and Feapes4abic
stasnens 1t both Cohnties* "Weuo. not 1tnrtion
the enorpqps {raud4. rhirh h4re hGeh patpe,
ttated lnsthe new county 1nee &hsdxvassso-we
do BOT" he8ltGte to conde1nn thefn, in tuunH
:teyfnA Dut Ne Of old Coles ~ ,to1 reapoasihLe
Tor sllsse at a{L fhe author ef thsss s4ansjeiy
as they hare ,Appearef IN thp ;sbove papers,
could hare beea IN, betssf business, ksoena 70
, 1859-08-29

:. A'"vep large 1uzuber af paople assembled
yesterday afternoon 70 witness Professor Stem
er's balloon ascension. The roof Of Mcssrs{
Jac1ues 4 tHay's nahu facsorr. the riggu: of
the Ships in the hartsr, and the trees in u e
neighbothsod, Ill bore living burdens, SO that
was greeted with the acclamstions of ten thou;
sand people. Tie initiation Was commenced
soqn after one O'Clock. and its effect upoa TIE!
hugs brown pancake speedily became arparent.i
Slowly i expanded into a ball. and gsye evi-;
dence Of seri Al lonxings by repeated efforts to,
escape; gradually increasing in sffthgt6 Is III
,ipcreasedin in tisr. The weather WEE exceedingly
fa.orsbAe for the e1carsion.. Scarcely hres.Li
Of sir VAS stirring. Fhe sky, beautifully clear,
Afew white heeey clonds, at IN ima1ease height
being alone xisible, Seemed il lis serene spten-
dor 70 inyAe. enquiry into the mysteries of
: Eoundleas space. THE sun ehone brightly over!
q. gliding The .Esteza os the bay, bringing to!
'sna investing ID things with ajoyaus hook. TheI
visitors inside e'the' feneet numbering probably
: seven o.. eight hundred, watched carefully eseht
step in The preparations: The bags -tont&sntng
balless were hung round the balloon, and for n
considerable time served to retain it. But ere|
long the .ssistaocs Of the willing public had to
be called in, number Of whom; boiling by the
cords; successfully resisted ali attempts TO es-;
cape AZ quarter past four the eaf vas IT. !
tached. II is smaller than might be expected-i
three persons sitting close together would not
have my room to spare IN shape it ia not M
lika a deep k.tus dsn9, with tho sAeepskin
knocked out Things nov began. to look Like
work, md the excitement which till then had
besp snbdued, became manifest But much !;
finas for that sort Of thing WAS not allowed The
car having been aeeuret! fastered, ahd hing ~ i
eeutsital!y zsnlght be, the Profeasot at,wehay ;;
raanntes task four, jnnped inside il, gAvs. The
signal 10 be }oassu.sf, md up be aent A. the :.
balloon scared away rapidly Into spsee, The !!
daring Etuuaus 5ampe4 on sothe edgeof Tic i
Cal. and holding Oh Nth one hand to the Het- !,
ting, he with the othar took of Aia has a1d ]
wareA Il IN resPoass "a The hearty cheers Of the /
muintnde beloT, AE.jp and again did the de- /
liehtsd thoussdm ApPkhd : for not only wcre i
they pleased With the ascension itself, but the !
courage, The plae1 of the man ia taking 70 dan i
geroas . position, exceeded ali their expects 4
tious- The baiioon waz driren at frat south |
>ast BY east, but alter while it appeared to /
change Ms eorrse litsas ssase ta tho Aosehs in |
the direction Of Rochester q 0.1eSo near one
Of whichpfAtes, Prdfesabf S1einet hopes 10 fahd. 4
as the current will - permit " bis pFocssdmg |
to Boston. He consiaAaed in Aixht taE a<sfly an |
hour after starting, having altatned n immense i
height md +appeafed d 70 siohg q erenly As
could be deai1cd ,-'-
lTse has announced Prok. stener's
successful l.adiax near gy~eao.l ~' :. i
, 1859-08-29
Seward for EFesIdent.

| 1-44lots l tcfS alu 4+4tAHE.
The editor Of the Chicago Jorraaz has conc
ont for ". Il. Seward -foE> President This in
| itself, is matter Of no consequence Us the in
lucnce Of that print win not weigh straw in
the dnal reetsontof Z standard hearer for the
Republican party, But as there are others of
more weight and influence working to affect the
same result permit ME to ask the editor Of the
Journal question OF two. Suppose Mr.
Seward no4inated;. how Is b. Eosug TO be
elected!
What assutaaee has It, that the 81 ~ Ameri-
cans N Illinois, who roted Fdr Fillmore IN 1856,
will support the man whom, of al the ReFubIi-
cans. they hate the most' What guarantee can
it give that the a2, 20. Fillmore soias in Penn
syleania will be cast for Seward-eve1y. one of
which would be needed to carry the Keyatone
State. Who believes that the oa. .3ss Fillmore
Whgsof lndiana, " the@e4,7t5 frfends'cf-Fill-
mora in New Jersey, will conquer their pre-
judices and march up to the polls t.s x.dsss and
deposit their ballots for ". II. Sewardf Now.
without The votes Of these men. Seward Gould
no more carry eitheF Of these fouF s.ateathsn he
can escape death. And how arc the Republi-
G4ho W S4EIt 1tCst4CAL 'AaItS4 ttCy ItEc1Fe
their electoral votes. t.--1.'>.
Are the Roman Catholics going to make good
the loss Of Pau>es&szsabppoft! viii they feel
so-ssssafal.to Seward for his past efforts to d.
vide the eonmoh school. t1nd with them " to
vote for him in body: Sot bit Of it. Il is
idle 10 believe it. :
Mr.. sex.ard is great orator, sud 1e.lou, asl
antislarerf adracste~ and biz eleation. .xpuld
be exceedingly gratifying to many persons. But
the honor OF having him for I c4ndidxts xuald
hardly compensate the Repab!icAn party farthe
.mQ1al~certaiaty Of dete.t, So map can denoQ-
strate that Nr. Seward would rzn better than
The gallant Fremont; aoz that iaore eatthsnssta.n
could BE- evolved in his beh1lf The nou,ina-
.sioa .f ~ Seward; aosla fose III H.: sal,oord-
ant factions Of the Densoetaey iats one hA1tsoni-
Gus compact against him. -. ~
And in no State do the Americans md Dxao-
Gratis moro bkteFfy hste and abhor Seward than
in New 'Fotk- differentiation would be the
siguel for auion of Americans With Dencersts
to bent him. Would it b. rid to nominaies
candidate however, great bis talents, or sincere
his free solisn. who inste.a pf atszaeting 10 hi.
support the conservative, element zonld rrpel
it, aud drive its members iinto the ranks Of
The e0tnddbh enehrto ehsnf9 sAE deSeas II Cur
candidate. 4 "Ksru3uGix.