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nav the costs of prosecution.
Pennsulpa,,iu Candl.-rhe Secretary OF the
state of PENNSYLVANIA has advertised 70 receive
,,ronosas for loan of $500, 900, in conformity to
the act passed at the last session oi the legisa-
tire of that state, authorisng loan for the COM
mencement Of the Pennsylvania Canal


The In G,lensais said to rage with much vio-
Ience in some ofthc Western Counties OF Geor-
pia. In one family, in Jasper county, there have
been ten deaths.


The Duke of SAKE Weimcr and Mr.. Huygens,
son of the minister from the Netherlands to the
United States arrived at Mr.. Ovens settlemcn,
of ew-Harmony on the 18th OF April.


From report of the Secretary Of State to
Congress-, it appears, that the number of emf
Grants to the United States during the year end
Ing first September, 1925, amounting to l3,ool.


4 Sycamore, measuring 81 feet eight inches III
circumference, was lately removed, i'll making
the towing path, from the banks OF the Conesto,
,ra; within the limits of the city of Lancaster.
A meeting has been held by the students OF
the University Of Glasgow, III order to petition
Parliament ON the subject of slavery. About
200 strangers were admitted by tickets, the rest
of the assembly consisted Of students only. The
Glasgow general petition for the abolition OF
slavery received $4,000 signatures.


The United States troops at Sacketts Har-
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will sail from that port on the 18th inst for Green
Bav, with the exception of one company, which
will be left under the command ofCapt. wilkins.


The New-York and Schuylkll coal company
employ 30 canal boats, 20 of which are drawn by
horses and mules 10 navigate them 80 men are
necessary. The company eApends Sl9,0oo
month.


MIR. William Duncan, of Cumberland county,
Pa. who lately offered reward for the apprehcn.
sion Of James Tay lor, who stolea horse from him,
has had the horse which r. stole stabbed to
death in the stable! and on the same night his
son-in-Iaw and two other of Mr.. Duncan's neigh
bours, had each horse killed in their stables by
some unknown desperate.


Advices from Lima to the 1st of February
mention that vessels had not yet been admitted
into Callao, owing to the filthy state Of the for
tress, which was undergoing publication Ma
ny of the troops of Rodil are said to have died O
starvation and been left unburied. The bode:
had been burned by order of the Government.


The kenncbeck Bank, at Iiallowel, Me- stop
! ped payment on the lst inst.


!, The splendid ship La Plata, Of Ga guns, cap
tain Thompson, sailed from Ncw-York on Satur
day last, said to be bound for Carthagena
Two children in Ashley, n. u were re
Gently scaided to death, by the STRENGTHENING
Of hook, on which hung kettle of boiling


soap, the contents of which were emptics
where the children sat.


The editor of the Doylestown Democra
says that the managers of the Delaware
Bridge Company, have inundated the coun


try with new emission of notes, and advis
es the public to be cautious how they re
ceive them. The credit of the new notes i
strongly suspected, and in the neighborhoo'
and countey where they are issued they vii
not be received.