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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
TO sPORTsMEN.

I HAYES fine variety Of the best quality Game
u Hays, Shot Pouches, Belts. Powder Fiasks ssd
several new styles Of Improved Shot pssohes,
genuine a. %. Percussion Gaps also, Gun clean
Ing Rods, Tubes. Wfebehes, ae -
nov9s FpANE HUgUETs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
Ioyr on mIslAiD.
FOUND,
WILL A wAsIrpUpN.

A uufrs fer the Great Southern <-s<2E3z---n
n piano Forte Mandatory Oh -
Wm Rrabe . Co.. nsltimor% Md "
watervc,ns tstats buiidine.) corner Camp aud
Common Streets, New Orleans.
The khabe Planes have never faiiea te tako
the Afst Premium whenever and wherever they
bste beet brought N competition with Pianos
gfsll the best mskstsef New yutk. Boston, phils
deiphla. and baltimore they have the fuii Iron
Frame, pnd are guaranteed fet Ave tears wiih
the privilege ofesrhsnee ~ any tine Within sis
months ftum The day ~ sse, " tbey fail 10 give
entire 80 satisfaction
Al orders addressed 10
NEiLL n wAEHnunN,
New Orleans. will receive prompt attention.
fekiigndku
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
BRAN. OATS AND FLOUR.

BtAN, OATS AND FLOUR.
Inn BAGS Oats, 100 Bags bran, 80 Barrels FLOUR
lVU just received At Deals City Feed and FLOUR
store. JOSHUA BEAJ.
"TIiE LORD hath created midicines out the
earth and he that Is wise will not sbbor them"
-tBfbie.
A FRESH supply Of Congress, seltser and Ar.
"A tesian wster-just received by
jap26 nd. a VIM. BOgEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

Morse's Patent Breeeh Loading Guns.
SupscRiBERs sre respectfully notified. that
~ their Guns have been lett for distribution and
delivery with BARBEE a BENJAMIN.
lew ofthe above Guns for sale.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

rp,foa eAssrrs AND ComRf
Please announce LEVI KELLUM, asa
candidate for city Marshal. Election fret
Monday IN April. ieb9-p.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
CEDAR POETS.
STATE oF I,,UtsyAsA.

PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
L'sTATE OF JtIts FoLtFsR, deceased
u Will he sold on Monday the goth
February, 1850, ut the Office Of the under
signed, the following effects belonging 10
the estate Of said Pollner, deceased, via
A lot Of watehmakets tools.
a trunk, and some weaving apparel.
Terms CAsH.
J. X. DUFROCQ, Auetioneer.
ianp- 4tsin1Od.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

STATE or bouIsfANA=plpisu 90 4
t.st nAros H.ues. Feb. let, 1900. /
W. y rsmswbersd, That on this hts, day ~ rebi
fuaty, 1880, before me the subscriber. Justice Of
the Peace In end TOT the parish aforesaid, persunz
ally appeared VIM. r. rihe. President and n. n,
iisheft, Secretary Of the Southern Mutual tnsu.
rance Company 81 Baton Rouge. who being auiy
sworn according 20 Law, 10 depose aud SAY that
the abev accounts are just and true. and q tran.
script nsr The books Of said Company.
[signsdl WA, p, PIKE. President.
" n. nssshr, Secretary.
sworn ~ and subscribed hefore me. this hrst
day Of February, 1890.
IEignedl y. A. WALKER,
Justice Of the Peace.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
JANE KNIYEaf CANE KNIYEs )

TX DOZEN Louisisna Long Blades,
80 Cast Steel Cane Knives with and
without hooks. 80 dor. do wide Blades,
for sale ct city prices Mt
JAkGUfER Do JANOUEE,
oe35 Cor Lafayette aud Florida Ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
IRON. AC.

4 HAVE In store 80 900 his, Of assorted Iron all
Il Sizes, Plat, Round, Square, oval, ete. Also
Iron Asels, Springs, all sises and fall sssortnen.
~ siook ~ sl kinds pr The trade, including Var.
nish, Trimmings, spokes and Fellees, fiubs. etc.
nev2g VIZ. TUNNARD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
FRENCH MERtNOs.

COLD Coiored DE Lsins, also priatea Csshners
~ Robes sfthe latest and riohest designs. Vel
vet hnish popiips, FsBcy and mourning Scotch
plsidsSsll efwhich am sbIe 70 offer 10 per cent
below the usual selling prices. What ssy mean
q. SIMON.
noviD Capitol thaa, store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
FRANK lrUeuEr.
no,as oorpe, Of rhifa and Laurel street.
GIiTLEnYi CUTLEnYif

4 HAYS row H. s,y,e aud ~ arrive, complete
i asset iirent ~ Peek Il aud Tshls Gallery. ~
the most reliable makes, and n great many new
styles, smong them the celebrated Indii v ubber
Table Knives. Gall snd examine them bsfae
purchasing eisswhete@asit IL siways pleasure
W show my stock FRANK iuduhT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
pIgTotst prgTOrs,,

A COMPLETE assortment Of pistols and Re.
n v6lvefs, consisting ~ Cci's 0ld and New
Model Rerolyefs; and new ARTICLE ~ Oolt's "En.
gfayei Hevpivers. also WI Nney's Hevoivers, Al
len's self Cooking Pistols, Navy Revoivers. and
The Smith wesssn Seven Shooter, all ~ the
nov9s FRANZ HueUEr's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

A vEhY large sssorim ent ~ these goods, Just
IA. received, consisting Of gingbsm SILK and
Cotton Umbrellas, ell sixcs--smong them Sums
very nne F'eneh bingham Umbrellas for Ladies',
q new article. very Hight and very handsomely
made. fsep1I W. n. nlstfps.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
CHEESE.

w EsrEBr nssEhvE. Large. English Dsiry +,
w Pine Apple, etc ...
deets BAnBFE BENJAMIN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
DANCING ACADEMY.
SE1iOND TIeI,M


SEC OND TERM.
Mn LirPAnb takes plessuts In announcing
wi IN his ftis nds aud The public IN general, that
the second Session ~ his Academy viii commence
on TUESDAY, the 1th Inst NJ o'clock ~, la.
dies snd OhildteDs' Glass. " requested q special
class will he hftned ~ Ladies'.
Praetieins parties for the benefit Of Pupils and
Patents slll be given every Thursday evening.
Persons Wishing 10 consult Mr.. H.. relative 10
Terms and othet particulars viii nnd him ~ the
Harvey House, every morning from 10 ~ ~.
fehi-imd
HONtNv AND uICE.-Cheies large tIo,rl
ny and prime Carolina niee, now IN sup.
ply and Pr sale ny JOSHUA REAL.
L'Amily FtDUR.--ioo barrels nj assorted
qualities, ell fresh stock. on hand and lot
sale by JOSHUA BEAL.
DLACN UATsi BLACK OATsfi-7s
- busheis ~ vetr heavy and Choice black
ushsda 0ats-just ~ hand and for sale by
iebg JOSHUA BBAL.
BUTTER.
rosHrN. Orange, Coudi'y. New YORK Roll In
" Fittins ~ IL n, choice. pennsylvania, In
Hbh ritklns. Western nesetve IN every variety.
deei1 nAHBEE a nENJAMIN.
OsT.--on Friday morning string Of Coral
i AID Geld beads, with Cold Dollar attach
ed. The hsder viii please leave ~ NJ this once
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

CORN MILL, corn MEAL, ETC.
nBASa Young America Corn sili, established
ID IN 1883, continues W supply fresh Meal,
Grts. Chopped Oefa, etc
.jsnl4 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

Me-, rpiros zplesse announce the maine
az FrtIx LENAHEs ne an dependent
candidate for City Marshal ct The. sp-
ptoaehihe April election lie will ne
supported by MANI NOlbhS'
Eaht
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
GttNsi gytNsif GuINsiii

Nov IN sTORE, n complete assortment ~
IN Lengths, Bofes, Forward and back Action
bosks-of the celebrated and rsifaJis "tilllespis
shot Guns, also the uneqneiied gfeeneer Guns,
aud boys Guns. Those IN want Of a Shot Gun
are requested 10 call and sssfnine my stock be-
lore purehs sing elsewhere, as Inducements will
be offered that eahnot be resisted.
nov7s FHANE uUguET
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
FRANK HUGH EFT.
no THE MfLLtoNi

THE ssa efsi encouragement which ! h W met
with IN my new business, induces The return Of
'nsny thanks 10 this generous public for their
psttonsse. aud = solicitation for them 70 again
nstice announcements 10. day 70 the additional
supplies 70 my alfesdy large and fresh stock Of
sli goods belonging 10 my line 81 business. aud
In doing sg feel full assurance that " they will
call and see the, they will satisfied ths, my ear.
rest Efforts Il 10 give entire saisfsetion and Will
await the pleasure Of showing my stock aud serv
Ing "ou 'eso mey girs me esii.r
FRANK 1lUgUET,
nova Cerpe, nf Third and Lsufsi street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
HALLS, PLOWs.

"E ARE In receipt Of large assortment o
w these unnvzlled Flows, which We Offer
low. M0NTAN 4 aATTA,
novzz Hardware Conner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
HE IL NOS
DECENTRALIZATION FINE AND Bup-

III IL IL X j ~ G'S
PATENT CitAMPION FINE AND Bup-
CLAIR PROOF SAFES.
MYTH HALLS PATENT rowprR.pRooF
w LOCKS, the same that we're awarded sep.
crate medals AZ the worlds Fair, London. 1881,
aud the Worlds Fair, New York, tsba. and Am
THE ONLY American safes that were awarded
medals Al the London Worlds Pair.
These Safes form the most perfect security
against Fire and burglars Of any sasp ever orer-
doet the public.
81 600 REWARD
VIII be paid 70 any person that eau show that a
uettins's Patent Champion safe ever failed 60
preserve ts contents In an accidental IRE.
=. q. HERRING a CO, Manufacturers, 2ht
broadway, coz. Murray street, New York, aud
" oraviet street, New Orleans.
Aeesre-o. MasanEe a Co, Mobile, Ala. Clark,
stewart a bib Montgomery, Ala John Il. ot.
uey, Columbus, Miss. ljanip.2md.
WHEN YOU KILL
VouR Ho0s--be sure u ssad 10 Montan a
Il Matts's and get one OF their cylindrical
tweaty.fou bladed Meat Cutters.
MoNrAN A MkTTA,
deco Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
NEW ARRIyAIs.

4 HAVE just RECEIVED large assortment Of
II ssddiery ~ all kinds, also y complete sssort.
nsot ofCIiILDRENs CABS, Of all Sizes and styles.
dee7 l.. aOyAUx.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
GUM DROPS.

iOn0 POUNDS q superior s,ilcie) just receiv
lUUU ed ~ the Drug Store 81
decss v. uEUDE q co.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

SON remarked that Mr. Sherman recently c,.,,
planned that the Senate had added eight million
dollars in amendments to one of the appropriation
bills and had provided no means for the payment
The proposition now before them was an answer
to that complaint. They not pre-
pared, however, the House not being full
to act measure of this magnitud F.
Mr.. SHERMAN replied that they hadnever reached
the real difficulty of the session. They should
stand firm and not ALLOW the Senate papably to
violate the Constitution, for all revenue measures
must originate in the House. The proposition pend
ing was revenue bill in the most offensive form
Dir. Mll.LSON said such pr0positionwas never held
to be revenue measure. 1t did not originate in
the Senate, but in the House, and was proposed by
the Senate as an amendment--Mr GROW argued
that loan is revenue bill.-Mr. ETHERIDGE
SAID the Judgment of the people was against the
present tariff bill. He would sit here till Monday
week before he would raise money by a
loan without providing for the revenue
They were backed by the President that the
tariff was preferable to a loan.--Mr. STAN
TON hoped they would not tako snch
course in this amendment ultimately to back
down on loan. He was willing to fight it unto
the bitter end Mir. MlLLSON said there was no
well founded objection to the present tariff BILL and
there was no evidence that the people have con-
demned it, In year or two it would Weld enough
to pay the debts as well as support the Govern
ment meanwhile.-Mr. STEVENS remarked that
II the Government needs money they must raise it
by honest means. Let the Senate send them a
"a" Ill oll. OhieSs thev 90 so, he would never vote
Tor loan.-Mr. CRAWFORD argued against
any change in the tariff-Mr. SHERMAN said
the Secretary of the Treasurys former estimates of
receipts for this year sixty-now ffty-eight
millions. From land sales four, now two millions:
from miscellaneous sources two and quarter, now
one and quarter millions. There will be deficit
OF fifteen millions for the next fiscal year. accord
ing to the Secretary Of the Treasury who has fallen
wide of the mark in his estimates MIR PHELPS
indicated the estimates of the Secretary of the
lreaSurV.-Mr- MONTGOMERY
amendment to revise the tariff act of lS46.-
Ruled out of order.-The Senate's loan amend
ment was then disagreed to.-The Committee
now rose and the House adjourned.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
Tornado In Kansas.

LEAvEYwoRTH, June 15.-Lykins county, Kan
sas, was visited by severe tornado, at 0ssawat-
tomie and the vicinity. Houses were unroofed, and
much damage was done.
The house of Abraham Halliday, located two
miles from ossawattomie, was blown to pieces, and
Mrs. Halliday was killed
At indianapolis several buildings were destroyed.
At Santee MIR. ID. W. o. Baker and his two children
were killed.
There rumors of further disasters in the vi
cinity
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

From BAHrA.-By the clipper brig Mary A.
FORREST, Capt. VIM. T. Gillespie, at New York,
we nave adviees from Bahia to May 9Th. The
sshpping si at that port was very dull; not Eng
remarkable. For the last ten wears the harbor has
never had so little shipping. The country is suf-
fering for want of rain. Provisions and yegeta.
blss are very dear and scarce.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
Reception OF the Japanese Embassy Mt New


York.
New DIRK, June l6.-The japanese Embassy's
reception here, o-day, was an immense affair
They were received by the New York Committee
at Amboy. The crowd throngng Broadway was
probably from two to three hundred thousand.
Cheers were given along the entire route. No un-
pleasant incident occurred, and the Japanese ap-
peared TO be delighted with their reception, and
the quarters provided for them at the Metropo!i-
tan. The hotel is illuminated tonight, with three
thousand Venetian lights, covering the entire
fronts on Broadway and Pine streets On being
showed to their quarters, they were astonished
with their sumptuous appearance. The decorations
include the japanese coat-of-arms and many char
acters, embodying japanese sayings. They were
serenaded this evening by band of one hundred
performers
One of their artists, this evening, took view OF
the hotel, with its brilliant iuminations and the
military gathered on Broadway.
SECOND DESPATCH.
New YoRK, June 1.-THE official reception o.
the japanese by the Mayor and Councils will take
place at IL o'clock tomorrow at the City Hall
The Governor and bis staff will attend by invita-
tion. The Seventh Regiment parades guarc
of honor.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
From Mexico

New ORLEANS, June l5.-The schooner Star,
from Vera Cruz, has arrived with advices to the
Sth instant. There trouble in the Juarez Cabi-
net The Minister of the Treasury had resigned
1t was believed that if the treaty not ratified
by the United States Senate, the Constitutional
Government would be broken up. The Saratoga
sailed for Philadelphia the I'd inst, with official
dispatches. The Brooklyn on cruise down
the coast, with Minister McLane.
The Wanderer Condemned n Shaver.
NEW York, June 16.-Judge Sprague, of the
United States District Court, has condemned the
schooner Wanderer as forfeited for being engaged
In the slave-trade.
TeIegraphic Appointment.
WASHINGTON, June l6.-JOhn Kendall, Esq, has
been appointed General Superintendent of the
American Telegraph Line.
The Great Eastern.
NE" YORK, June l6.-Reliabe authority says
ne steamer Great Eastern was not to leave England
till the 2Sd of this month.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

The DEATH OF THE AMERICAN CoNsU1 AT Ac,pu1co
has been announced, without giving his name ~
Major McMicken, formerly of Pottsvile. Pa Is the
gentleman who represented thi: Government at Ac-
was an active participant in most of the battles
He was in good health when seen at his post last
March; but the climate of Acapulco is very oppres
sive, far surL Lassing Panama in sweltering heat.
We do not wonder that yellow fever has carried
of, at one sweep, nearly every soul of the Ameri-
can residents
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

NAVAL CADETs.-The following is the order in
which the midshipmenwho recently graduated at the
Naval Academyhave passed and been assigned merit:
d. ,. Stuyyesant, A. d. Wharton, j. d. Marvin,
>. ~ hane, ). p Gillett, 7. L. Swami, $. D. Ames,
Robeson, A. R. McNair, w. Fl. Burton, s. F..
Brown, d; D. FL. Manley, w. Whitehead, E. A..
aiker, W. ). Schley, I. l.. Harrison j. L. Hoole,
E. si y fsedgce, ~ e L. Hogs g. Casey, Jr., E. G.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
TeIegraphic Appointment.

Ihe Japanese Embassy
f har fa June l6-The japanese Embassy
lelI mere lor new ork this morninu
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LYNCH LAW IN KANsAs.-A man nameq mon Jonn
Jnhnson. formerly of MclIenry county; ii!nois'
trad at Black Jack Kansas on the 4th inst,
for %S horse stealing The Court consisted OF mag
and six After the T evidence was
pt m The verdict was guilty and the sentence death
ID pu ffteen minutes. The criminal then selected
man to settle his affairs and see that his mother
got the avais of his property. At the expiration
eeftbe fifteen minutes at the command of the Off
GERS they marched to the nearest tree, about half
a mile from the village, and there gave him three
minutes further respite, and then be was hung snd
when he was dead his body was taken down and
hurried decentlY.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

NoSuNEST TO CoMMoDoRE PERRY.-The compile
nletion of the Perry monument and its Inaugural
tion is to be celebrated in Cleveland on the 10 of
Sentember Invitations have been sent to the
Grand Lodge of Masons of Ohio, and three hundred
and twenty subordinate lodges, the military com
panies of the State and those of Chicago, Detroit
and Buffalo; the First Light Infantry of Provi.
dence, r. l., the Mayors and prominent officers OF
the lake cities, and the survivors of the battle 0,
Lake Erie, to attend the above celebration, lAe" %
for the 10th of September next. Many have slgni-
fed their acceptance of said invitations. Among
tho celebrities who will be present. VIII De n tbs
tor of the day, the Hon. George D'N'
American historian. a..
FRoM BARRApoks The bark MAY "a; Fr;day from
~ orrived At New YORK on F'lGSy ny o rroni
DuutAs, i.L odvices to the ZZo ull. ne ma liai
| barpauoes, Mitacksd with all kinds OF American
ket was oWh bealth of the island was very gooo,
| produce. tnd td been but little rain. Inc ournt
but there reresents quite sad appearance 10 one ac
district 90 vew it in its former state ana owing
customer of the Commissioners, but little i'm
to the ta s being made. The sugar crop OF Barba
proVeniu coed last years by 1000 to 1000 hogs
does biIe the sugar itself is of superior quality
| MI Rostop railroads must be well managed Tor :
.;th considerable falling off in business tne iase
oar in consequence OF stagnalion III Sraue' tney
| sre having eight per cent. annually; S1me nHEe
arnhated their debts and vastly reeuceu VI I'll eA
napses This is attrit uted to discreet
| the best security to the stockuoioeis 'N@' ' "
yestmentis good one
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

From JAMAICA.-By the arrival OF the brig Los
Amigos at New York we have files of Kingston,
Jamaica, papers to the 2lst ult. There had been,
within six weeks, four attempts to rebel against
the authorities of the prison, one Of which had to
be subdued by the military the police being ineil
cient The Hon. William Girod, ex-editor Of the
Colonial Standard and Police Magistrate Of King
ston, who had been sentenced to three years hard
labor in the penitentiary for forgery, had been
.rxpatriating himself from the island TOR life. Mr..
Girod is a native of the island, and has ten chill
dren one of whom is officer in the British army:
The rainy season had set in. The last reported
sales of sugar were at les. per hundred pounds.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

BODIES OF THREE CHILDREN FoTND.-A discovery
was made day or two ago on the premises at
tached to house on Abbott street, which furnishes
evidence of concealed crime of ordinary nature.
The house is occupied by Mr.. KENYON, of the firm
of Griggs & Co., who moved in short time since.
The drain leading from the backyard was found
to be stopped up, and upon examination, among
other rubbish, the bodies of three dead children
were found. The drain led from the privy vault,
into which the bodies had been thrown. The cir
cumstance, which has been concealed, should lead
to an investigation on the part of the proper
thorities. The parties occupying the premises at
previous times must have been guilty of the afro
cious crime and it would be difficult matter to
ferret them out-Detroit Free Press.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

DEATH FROM LIGHTNING.-A son of Andrew IRE
tetrick, in Marion county, Va, was killed by
lightning few days since. He was sitting on a
porch during Storm with his father and mother,
and had just risen from his seat, when the bolt
struch him on the head and set him on fire, and
all of them feeling the force of this tremendous
shock, more or less. His mother to his rescue,
and put out the fire in bis hair. 1t literally tore
the cap ON his head to pieces; then his boots were
burst and the bottoms thrown off. Where be stood
the fluid broke down the end of aplank in the floor.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

ANOTHER Om.WtLL DscovERED.-We learn
tbrouob DR.. VIM Kern, of this city, that his faith
or, peter Kern, Esq, of Philadelphia, who has
been prospecting in the OIL region, struck vein in
Franklin the other day, at the depth of twenty six
tat which surpasses all other oil-wels in that oily
cnnntrv. for its abundant yield The excitement
was so great that hundreds crowded around the
we'll to witness the astonishing outgushlng OF the
oil. 1t is thought that fifty barrels of oil per day
can be pumped out without difficulty. n Not an men %
has been bored as yet; ofcourse this will add to the
Weld, when done. All in ALL Venango county sur
passes any section ofcountry in the world and is
of more value than the WashOe gold ana SILVER
rninas PiffSburg Despatch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-31

:, fFYkOIf, July IT, 100.
lie attack Of the nrrses the Christians at Iamas.
eus c!nmcuced on the evening OF the 9th whom several
men were killed, and many women carried on for
harems The french, Rus an and Greek Consuls took
riuEc the house q Ahdel Kader The attitude OF the
1urk sh authorities indccisve and rather Injurious
hsn weinl 70 the Christians. Three thousand Turkish
soldiers had arrived 10 day The fears Of the Christians
expected with impstience
"Details 20 the Let Of July say IL was then ascertainci
that the lruses had burnt and pged ISL villages since
TIE 18th OF May while from 800 10 900 Christians in
naodanu OF Lebanon, many OF whom wealthy men,
ana all strangers 10 anything Ike poverty, homeless
bergsrs depending on charity for daily bread Over aud
aooye The number Of Christians sho IN actual warfare IL
believed seven or eight thousand have been buthered
10 cold blood. Tie riassacrts at Damascus we're not
known At this date The most slckening details are given
g The tGbariiy inflicted on al ages and sexes.
French vessel lad been cent 90 I.ssa and obliged
70 take ~ position within fling dsisnoe Ct the tom
N order &c restraE he hnatca portion OF the inLsoi
ada rom committing further outrass.
Jtc k1irEn rS1ie facstAy b-e teen crderei 10 FRO