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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
OHIO LEGISLATURES,

Gfty.tiyc members in the House this after
noon. Petitions were presented praying
,be passage OF acts to provilo for ineura'
bIes in the Luna,c Asylums, for the redu
ton OF otfi3ial salaries, for the repeal OF all
laws regarding property rights and guar
di,nship of sexes which distinguish o
tween s.Xes, ard for repeal of the School
Tax.
A memorial was received from Hon. II.
L4ets and others praying action IN refer
sncs to thePol.Y family OF negroes, ,kldnap.
ped from Lawrence county in 1850, and
now held in slavery in Virginia. Mr.Le
is a Democrat.
Fifteen bills were read the second time
and referred,
The following bill notices wero given
Stedman, Of Portage, bill requiring
County Commissioners to give bonds, as
in the case OF other officers. .. ..
Woods Of Licking, bill authorizing
Trustees Of Newark to borrow money aud
levy taxes for certain purposes
Brown Of Miami, bill authorizing the in
cJrporated village of Tippecanoe to borrow
money to erec! prison; also bill to make
it unlawful for m nsy dealers to pay out
anything but specie or bills OF specie pay
ing hanks Of Ohio. .....
The House agreed to elect an additiona
sergeant at arms to morrow. Mr. McRey
uolls, Of Dayton, will probably be elected
Bills were introduced as follows:
Brown of Miami Bill to provide for thu
sale Of mortgaged personal property.
$ Burr Of Delaware--.,Bill to fix salaries o
Judges Of Supreme Court, nd repeal exist
> ing act.
1 Stout of Mouroe--BlI defining juTisdio
ton of the Probate Court Of MoaIoe coun
ty iu criminal cases. 1t extends to Mon
q roe the act of April 4th, 1859, for Pike
e Butler and other counties.
Il Patterson Of Adams--Bill supplements
+ ry to an aot concerning unsupported com
panies passed May lst, 1859.
9 Brown )f Miami, offered resolution re
r curing the Board of Public Works, to dis
continue lock tenders on all canals Of th
!, State, except those at feeder or bulkhea
e looks; report upon the proprie,y OF dlscou
tinuing Collectors Offices, at MaumeeCity
Depbos audMiddletown; thelnspector's o
II foe at Junction; and removal Of Collector
z Office at Deitncs to Junction. Also repol
:. If Inspector at Toledo cannot discharg
J. Weigh. h.master's duties; and what oth'
D. economics can be operated. a
I'd The State Board Of Equalization WI
" chiefly engaged today. reviewing the
,e work.
IN Mr. MILESTONE OF Hamilton, offered q
III following, which WAS laid on the table, u
der the rules:
Resolu d. That the General Assembly
. requested TO so alter the law regulating 4
~ ~ equalization Of real property, that eve
u town whose reality shall be appraised
& less than ons million dollars, shall be equi
"' lied with the other realty OF the county
which they belong, and that all exceedi
-, a million, shall be cqualized within its oC
w. rate limits. by the State Board.
"o "o This Board is endeavoring TO compl'
,'ii :, their business this week. w. D. b.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
AxxExArIos OF CUBA.

necessity OF carry steps III 'nA' oi'scuon'
We are moved 10 our 0PP0S'A0O 70 W"
msssure' sstn'OK 1od We are IN q" o'net
purely ir9~ p''ne'Ple' no parry m0NfS 0'
partisan purpose c" our Ju0s".'
or prelnoioes cur 'nougn"' "e "oo
oppose u no less o o"er'y "s'' ."'
fnS project OF our "'"sI'
quesuoa o' nS''ouSi lDoU'so' a
~ tue interests o' "e Pe0pe' "o''"' "
ea'eMinses''sse0'' "'u u''S's '40'
FACTS ASD i'SOAs
Cuos one .. sns "ess iau'e' Os'Yus'Ds
to- and unoef 'ne ''nme''"'e 70 0ou"o. s,ns :,
sPAiD' Is shu"so y 'oe ~ ou'n .. "e '""
OF Asxloo i91 mss Sou.' =
Inc Who's 'e"ssu o 'us l"supp . o'' A
ana Hs a's'ess o's'u'n tO~ ~ y"
comprising au ~'A u "O0a' '"oO0
@hss' "'''s 'A'S'' ''au 'u' '' -
eiana.
us son Is 'efo's' tO'eraoiy "sn'"Asr'a
oy smaU t''efep hav'gaoie 0u'y 'o' s.n'"
ooas' Inc co'el pfoduc.' o. we '''AoO
are susst' tooecoo ana conss Ano ~ Se''
esaAry consequence ''o ch's' Ou',ne'S %
tbs 'nDAn'''n'S !" 'sr'cuVu'e' in' 0">
mate Is not su''ry ana OF! ""n me'ue
average lempstatuie o' 20 oeg' o'a'sry
~ 's Eois' -A"o uio'' pA'oA'ous 'sA'uis'
Is one olta 'us'''u"Ons' 'ne saves 'nu
nee oiacAs cons'''unng oea'ly oue.nst' 'oe
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ozVo''OV'oov' III u'eSi p''n' o. views
noS "o,'u ,u"' 'um' aDe 'u'''e'' ''0
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rP''''S' Nsr'' WE ""'
soar people are now struggling TO rs''e
"tSem'eIstSIrom crisis That has prO''ral
every energy ano Stagnated every oran
oil business our national DEBT aires
large, with no presen' means OF It's hq'
daI'on, would be alarm ing'y Increased
Ahh OF the nation pledged to the payne
OF lhe Hnnuaiin'eres' arising from The pu
10 feo' Wonld DC dangerously impsr'l''
we have now hanging over uSa debt
macy millions Ihe purchase o' U
wouldincre'se iIsoo.oOo,OoO' Our rsveu
oWioo email to meet the expenditures Il
government, the sEpsd'sst of tr'"'
-n'tshas already been re'or'ed toto m
the demands We could DOT hope tho
fore 70 raise this fund in any other "
than by loan. put it 10 every cS
did mind ere we upon this eouS
GRAFTON alone. prepared at the present ii
10 purclAse Cuba,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
Limos Composed on tho Death Of
Luiie r. mOnlux.
ny LizziE A.


Why should we mourn the dead,
snatched ir their early bloom:
Why fruitless tears be shed,
Upon fair chlldhood's tomb.
happy lot is theirs,
boon earth cannot give
ofHeaven the biased beirs,
Called home with CHRIST to live.
What hath the dear one losi
A Atroubled sea Of strife;
Tempest and billow tossed,
For such 10 human lifo-
A morn Of grief aud sin,
noon Of doubt and care,
An eve OF tSorrowing,
A midnight OF despair.
What doth the dear one gainf
Alright and happy home,
Freedom from toll and pain,
Where grief can never come
realm whose endless day
Nor twilight knows no even,
Whose joys fade NOT away
The blessed realm of Heaven.
Mother, thy LuLIE is dead,
His heart shall throb no more
His gentle spirit fed, rry.stf
Roams on brighter shore, lgt
Free from all vain alarm,
Happy and pure and bles.,
Sheltered from every harm,
Upon the savior's breast ~ f
No moro By sicknes tossed,
He lleth now at rest,
His arms In slumber crossed Ft
Upon hisspotless bresst.
How sweetly sleeps he there,
Beneath the soft warm sod, ..,..
His bosom free from care,
His spirit with his God.
Then Mother, wherefore weep,
When sorrow is In vain,
Would'st thou disturb that sleep,
Or oah him back againf
Soon in hsppier cline,
realm Of bouudiess l0ye,
Beyond the verge oftime,
Thou't meetthy aagel boy above.
AScAsrER, o., Jan. 10, 1850. a ..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

The BlBtE.-out of,he Bible have come
all pure morslitiss. From It have sprung
all swee, charities. 1t has been the mo-
tive power Of regeneration and reformation
to millions otmen. II has comforted the
humble, consoled tho mourning, sustained
the suffering, sn& given trust aud triumph
TO the dying. The wise old man has fallen
asleep with It folded TO his breast The
simple cotiager has used it Tor his dying
pillow, and even the innocent child has
breaihsd his last happy sigh with finger
between its promise. freighled leaves.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

IPAgcnts wanted in this state to can
vass with the GOLDEN SALVE, Sells rapidly Can
make good pay. For terms c.send stamp. r.
C.P WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
September 3, IS5O--6mI9 ...r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

TP500O Agents Wanted--Tos sell four new
inventions. Agents have made over SIS 900 oI
one,--better than all other similar agencies. Sen
four stamps and get SO pages particulars, gratis.
kPHBAlM BROWN, LEVEL, Mass,
September s,ls59--6mla - ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
vEIHE HAMMoNroY FARMRR.-A newspaper dc

TTNHE HAMMoNroH FARMER.--A newspaper de-
voted TO Literary and Agriculture, also setting
forth full accounts othe new Settle ement Of Hammon-
ton In New Jersey, can be subscribed for At only SS
cents per annum. 80 .
inc,ose posiage stamps for the amount Address 70
Editor OF the Farmer, ammonton Post ONCE, eher.
son county, New jersey, Those Wishing cheap lan9
Of the besi quality In ono OF the healthlcst and most
delightful climates In the Union, and where crops are
yer cut down By FROST the terrible scourgo OF the
North, see advertisement Of Hamnonton Lands
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

adeIphia by Railroad, in the State Of New Jersey.
Soil among the best for agricultural purposes, being
good loan soil, with a clay bottom. The land Is a
largo tract divided iuto small farms and hundred,
from all parts Of the country are now settling and
building. rhe crops produced are large and can DO
seen growing. Tho climate Is delightful ani secure
from fros,s Ter5s from SIS to $40 per acre payable
within four years BY inslalmens. To visit the place
leave Vine Street Wharf at PhiladeDha at ~ A. N
by Railroad for Hammonton, or address RI BYRNES
BY letter, Rarmonton Post once, Atlantic oounty,Now
Jersey SEQ full adverlisemehtin In another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

DERsoNs WANTING CHANGE OF CLIMATE
Il FOR HEALTH, see advertisement Of Harmon
tan Lands In another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
Confirmed Consumption.

Confirmed Consumption.
A (ew doses rW also at oncg cheek and
cure he most 'erere Diarrhoea ProeeedD'g
from CoLD IN THE Bowels.
These medicines are procured by Dr. G.. NJ.
JACKSON & Co., No. AIS arch Street, PhRO-
deiphid, Pa, and arc sold ly druggists and
dealers in medicines sreryehere at 10 cents
per bottle The signature Of c. NJ. JACKSON
piR Be on tho outside 'crGlper Of each bottle.
In he Almanac published dEnuaily By the
prQristOrS called EvERypopYs ALMANAC,
you viH find testimony and eonpHaddiOry
notices from all parts Of he country. These
AlmaaGes are givel Grsy BY al our agents.
sOldbyKAuFrMAN & CO., Lancaster, Ohio.
August le, leS9-Iyl6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

ALL WANTING FARMS IN A, ,BRLleHfFuI eli.
niOm ents . iianuvLton Lands IN another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

TJVo ALL WANTING FARMS. SEE Advertisement
II TO HammOnton Lands.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1860.

investment will soon be improved by our metro
politan capitalists as there is every reason to
believe that the money viii be proftably placed
The revenues of the Company will be derived from
the tolls for the transportation Of freight and pas
sengers; and from facts and fgnres it may be
reasonably calculated that the profits must reach
20 per cent. at least SO public spirit and per-
sona interest alike dictate the urtherance of the
work.
The Company has expended fifty thousand dol
lars and has thrty-three miles Of canal completed
and furnished with steamboat, baTges, ETC., which
are finished OF under contract. The remaining FIVE
miles of canal to be constructed will require some
additional outlay, and when it is done, as it can be
in few weeks, we are told, the canal will be ready
to furnish complete circumnayigation round the
whole distance Of its circuit, and thus make the
shipper independent of the condition Of the worst
part of Red river. If the company does but a
fourth Of the known freightng business of the
Bayou Rapides country proper, it will pay them q
nett income of over twenty per cent, and when are
added to this minimum calculation of receipts
| what is to be derived from the through business
when the river is down. the enterprise seems fairly
TO present the largest and most assured promise Of
profit of any which we can recall to mind. We
should mention, perhaps, that the Company have
| branch office in this city at 20 Carondeet street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
row AT TURNER'S HALL.

Last night, after II o'clock, German ball at
Turner's Hall, on Franklin street, near Canal, was
broken up by row which took place.
The policemen of the vicinity rushed there, and
two of them got cut, one in the arm badly. Ihe
Germans barricaded the door, and bade dehance
to all the police. As many other policemen ana
large crowd of citizens collected there, the pulld-
ing was stormed and the door burst open. Lieut..
Creyon, of the Second District, and ohiet NC
Clelland being attracted by the widespread alarm
rattles, were in at the climax.
The Germans inside were armed with pistols,
clubs. chairs, ETC.. one had a slung-shot, with
which be felled one of the invaders. Another had
huge cavalry sword, with which he kept an open
circle about him.
The sword was aimed at Lieut.. Grevon. A pis
tol was drawn upon Chief McGleland. There wa!
a grand melee and rough. and-tumble, and the po
lice and their friends finally secured the four prin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
KTaEI Goods for 1850.
READY MADE CLOTHING


GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
had the pleasure of offering his friends and
Of which selected with great and tae
manufactured by the experienced women under his
personal supervision EXPIRE sly for the New Orleans market
Ills stock consists, in part Of
Super Blue Black Brown and Olive French Cloth FRoCK
and DRESS COATS.
Cloth Cass Trico Beaver, English Tweed Pilot etc., etc.,
FRoCK, BUSINESS and Sac COATS.
Black and Fancy French Doeskn Harris Cass Tcol English
Cass. and Tweedy etc. etc. PANTS Of every quality and
variety.
Super. Black and Fancy Silk Plush VESTS
silk. Cass. MeIno, Lambs WOOL Quilted Silk etc., VESTS.
ovERCoATs-of every fabric variety Of stye-man5
very unique and superior.
900 LINEN and L. B. sHIRTsEvery style and quality
UEDERsHIRTs, DRAWERS, SOCKS,
GLOVES, COLLARS SCARFs,
CRAyATs, TIES,
a-s..=... .-.~z..= sUsPENDERs, etc
of every quality and style suitable to the
| TRUNKS, yAIIsEs,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
| UMBRELLAS etc.
! For sale by -,
-..... ROBERT PITKIN,
I Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
oil 2p7t ID and l5 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
VOLUME XIII.
RHergia,g's safes .Never E'ais.
fERRING,s SAFES IN DALLAsl

DALLAS Texas, July 10, 1860.
Messrs Herring & Co., 25l Broadway New York:
GentemenYou have doubtless heard Of the disastrous
agaon which devastated town the 9Th of this month";
destroying every business house. and almost sweeping Dallas
from the face Of the country.
had of your Patent Champion Safes in store at the
time which contained all my books papers, money etc. The
Safe surrounded by heavy burning mbe for long time
aud hot Gre could make it, Tbs Safe was in he fire
until the next day could not reach it on account OF the
heat Judge OF my surprise when got open to find every
thing all saeot paper scoced and nothing injured but the
melting Of the yarnsh and glue in the bucks Of the books One
of my Degborsho had Safe Of another New York make
was SO fonate be after the fire and says ~
have deceived my Sate- good for nothing When
Won 90 to New York buy me one o HERRlNGs" You wifi
please ship on mmedatelysay size smaller than mine Care
r. 4 d. G. NILS Galveston.
Yours truly, se
e. NJ sTACKPoLE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
[RY TIE NATIONAL IIsE.l
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

NEW YORK. Oct 6.-The us. mail steamship |
Adriatic, Capt. Comstock, sailed to-day for South
ampton and Havre, with latest mails and tele-
graphic dispatches She also took out s6I5 900 in
treasure on freight.
The screw steamship Edinburg left this port
towards noon to-day, for Liverpool via Queens
town, taking out SIT ,e48 in specie on freight.
The U. s. mail steamship Vanderbilt Capt.
Lefevre, reached her dock to-day from Southamp-
ton and Hayre on the 26th ult. Her news has been
anticipated by the steamship City of Baltimore at
Cape Race.
Important Discovery.
OMAHA Cry, Oct. 6.-Capt. Reynolds, from the
Wind river country, reports discovering pass
$500 feet lower than has heretofore been found,
about the 46h parallel of latitude the line to the
Rocky Mountains.
New York Races.
New York, Oct. 6-The great four mile race
between Joe Stoner and Mat Davis was won by
the former.
Mat Davis won the first heat, but in the second
he let down and was drawn. Time-7:40, 7:47.
Lancaster, Ohio Races.
LANCASTER, Oct. Ga la Mode won the two
mile race against Blue TaIFly. Time: 3:5l3, 1858.
Important from Venezuela.
NEW YORK Oct. 6.-Adyices from Venezuela
state that the Spanish Minister had demanded and
received his passports and left the country on ac
count Of injuries suffered by Spanish subjects.
1t is supposed that the expedition which is now
| being fitted out at Havana means to attack Ven
ezuela fsst and then Mexico.
: Gen. Paez has been appointed Minister to Wash
| ington.
Erie Railway Mortgage Bonds.
/ New YORK, Oct 6.-The receiver of the Erie
Railway has obtained an order from the court tt
pay the coupons of the third mortgage bonds
Il Domestic Markets.
New YORK, Oct 6.-The Cotton market is very
under the accounts of the late storm in the South
The sales to-day add up 5000 bales at IL to Ii
The Flour market closed firm with sales of 6,00G
bbs. at IS 25 to s5 80 for Superine State. The
Sales of Corn consisted of 65 600 bushels at prices
ranging from 10 to Tic. Pork was dull, while the
sales reached 5000 bbs. at sl8 10 for Mess. Porte
Rico Molasses is selling at 39c. per gallon. The
Sugar market closed firm at unchanged prices.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.-The Flour market CLOSED
dull with sales at S. to SIS Is per bbl. Wheat close
dull at previous rates. Old Corn is quoted at 47c
per bushel; new do at 35c. The sales of Whisky
! amounted to 500 bbls. at 1s4e. per gallon. West
ern Mess Pork is selling at SIG per bbl. Lard il
quoted at lclc. per lb. There were more buycr
than sellers. Sugar closed firm with sales of 90
hhds. at 81 to 91e. per lb Coffee is worth Is t
!, l53e per lb. There were sales of Moasses at
6 to 43c. per gallon.
n River Intelligence.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Ts;-s,tipIsite of Lime.

s Undersigned having appointed Agent and Aanafac
r-s If ne Clara street Bsuphite of Lime ge,
s,sys Marcelin Eude) is prepared to supply me
eeSeo ~ SUPERIOR BI-sUIPHIFE OF LIME as mas
hen manufactured by them and respectfully solels
Of the patronage Of Planters and
Orders q be addressed The undersigned at the @"u"i@'
-torx,s Depot, No. 3 CONT STREET.
''ts sIsfs P. MAReELIN, Agent.
sel4 ppm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Wf,.es, liquors, ETC.,

Nos. '1s AND Is ROYAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS
AsuppIy Of CREME DE BoUzY cHAhPAGNk'i IN qusfts
and continually hand which is equal to the oes e
TO this market Also other brands Of inferior aaan
@ ~ ~ - nI,,y efIERRy DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
n1Iop sIIsRRy SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Tine gia PORT WINE. MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES:
apaNDrEssezerac vintage Of l96 1928 and 1862 ans
bar brands WHISKY, of all desnriptons-seoten. ira
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PokIh, IN pntS ana aaAf's
Aisonp haad, my usual assortment of the best
wines and Liquors
the which will be sold on as reasonable terms as any
ether house IN 'Ae 'i''' sEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
Nos. 10 and Is RoyalBtreet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Ro0fs, Shoes and Brogats,

AT WHOLESALER.
Plantations supplied with prime niehng BOOTS Rasset
RRoGANs Wool, Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and o"mpeaehS
IIATs nj The lowest market prices by
h-ie7' .. FROST Il CO.,
No 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
Hats, Caps, etc., at Whoiesaie.
onsany receiving general as orment of Silk and
" 5,;era Panama Leghon, Straw, Palm Leaf, Mexican
sud e"i' WOOD ATS. a. the lowest market prices, by
anu NV FROST & CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street. New Orleans:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Wines, Rrasssfses, etc.

" &c E- MA TG NJ "A N I,
II ST. LOUIS STREET, eold 2o3
Sole Agents for the south Of
4 Alexander seiguettes Rochelle gRANDIEs.
Champagne Vineyard PropetorB Go. Coguac BRANDIEs.
Godenburg eoGNAC, 1895 and 1905
Gautier Freres CoGNAc, 1853, Isi9 and 1921.
Ls. o. Lawyer CoGNA0, 1853 and 1875.
Importers Of
Larronde Cognac fne CHAMPAGNE. 1898.
Larronde extra old CoGEAC.
and sandy other brands in half pipes quarters and oclaves oil
under Custom House keys,
WINES IN B0XESChaeau Latour b. Meuton, Haut Bon,
Leovie Late, Margaux Giscours quarts and pins with
cork glass shoppers, and ST. Estephe American Flag,
P. r. Eyquem Fills, Bordeaux, Chatesu Margaux
Haut snuene from Iarrsnde Freres Bordeaux; aso
varioas brands quarts and pna from Rodophe Bay
Co, Bordeaux.
CLARET AID WHITE WTNE-iu casks and barrels,
CoRDTALs-From Marie Blizzard Roger and L. Rambeau,
Bordeaux. u.z.,
sARDINEs IN oIL-From A. Gillet Co.. Lorient.
CHAMPAGNE-Royal Hunter Cornte da Montet, Fleur de
Bouzy and Creme de Bouzy quarts pnts and quarters
from x. DesboFdes, Fills, Ay, from F.. Lamatre Fills.
C0RKSBoles and nemiiohn assorted sizes no3o 2pMoly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

offered any person whowl show that Herngs Patent
Safe as ever preserve its contents in any accidental
fire. @ = ID
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

THE STEWARD OF THE GREAT EASTERN IN TROUBLE.
Mr.. Cox, the unfortunate steward of the steamship
Great Eastern, recently had quite serious trouble
with the sailors of that vessel. On the return of
the ship to England they were kept waiting seve-
raj days for their pay, and the building where Mr..
Cox was acting as paymaster was hesieged by
several hundred men clamorous for their rights.
Mr.. Bold, another paymaster. tried to reason with
them, but was received with such remarks as
"Where is the two hundred dollars you owe the
chap for getting ice from Baltimore ~ PA.
your honest debts,n "Don't cheat poor sailors,
etc. At last the men were paid, and Mr.. Cox re
! lieyed from fears of personal violence, which a
one time the threatening actions of the angry sal
j ors justified.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

1t is asserted TINT the President will give no ball
to the Prince of Wales, thinking il unbecoming to
his own dignity. The reason assigned is probably
not the correct one the most dighifed personages
are in the habit of attending balls, and giving
them; and this has never been supposed to detraot
from their dignity. But no Presidents have given
balls at the White House; it would be impossible
to extend the invitations so as to include all who
would think themselves entitled to the entree The
house would not be sufficiently capaeious, especi,
ally if His Royal Hghness were to be entertained
and therefore their excelencies have instituted
the etiquette which will probably prevail in the
present instance. Perhaps however, a little dance
may be gotten up soeably for the young guest, in
the red room, after dinner. Such things have been
done quietly under other regimes; but this world
is not to know of it will not constitute ball.
Miss Dix the philanthropist, says that in the New
England States the proportion of the insane to the
whole population is about one in six hundred. In
South Carolina it is one in 605s.
A tree which was being cut down in Phiiadel-
phia the other day. fell across railway car, full
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
CT ,es . Gloves.

Nessrs Lion And have just received by the steamer
Bienvlle, their FIRST inv ice of
JoUygtN Gloves,
| which they offer for 1 { at their store,
| selz ,f CO. YER ROYAL. AND BIENyILLE.