The Lancaster Gazette, 1852-04-22

represent the . publio sentiment of the State and will make excellent arid influ influential - ential influential delegates. ' tSTThe New York Tribune of the 9th inst. ssys, Vwe gave by special telegraph despatch the proceedings of the Whig caucus ot Albany. Ihe following ere the resolutions, which passed by 60 to 1; the latter being William Taylor of the Xtllth district of this city and county, who afterwards concurred with the ma. jority:" Whereas, Gen. Winfield Scott, in Consideration of his life having been wholly devoted and actually spent in the service of his country, and that by such

qiiiza lately, there was great disorder a a-mnugliie - mnugliie a-mnugliie populace and soldiers. Among ihn rigid orders for the occasion waa the fallowing: "Any person found plunder plundering - ing plundering shall be executed within a quarter of an hout, and upon the spol." Directly nfler the embaikation of Rosas. General Mancilla disbamled his troops, who went tn plundering and sacking houses, &e. in const-queue" f which Uiqutza order ordered - ed ordered a division nf infantry against the mob, 200 of whom were killed. Better order waa restored.

chamber. It is only occasionally that he is ob obliged - liged obliged to keep his bed in the day time. When the weather continues favorable for any length of time bit improvement ia always very manifest. California Item We add a lew items not transmitted by tele telegraph. - graph. telegraph. The Iota to the city of Sacramento is estimated ut 1 1 50,(1(10. The fanners and gardeners on the low lands, and Ihe proprietors of bridges, must have sustained much greater loas. At M .rysville the loss ia proportionality greater. Among ihe sufferers we notice the firm of John

must add lhat the nnly peisons who will be benefilted by the adjournment will be the citizens of Columbus and the mem mem-bets - bets mem-bets and officers of the Legislature, wilh 84 per "day. "The new Constitution is in the hands of its friends." The provision relating to biennial sessions, meets wilh the same fatejas that which said the public print printing - ing printing should Ut let out to ihe lowest bid der. . Iu conclusion, we would respectful'y ask the 'editor of the Journal,1 whether men who gel $4 per day for their ser

Those who expect to riepnve benefit, from victory in a nominating convention, ahoul I al'o be prepared fur a defeat, and be leady, if thwarted iu tl.eir wishes, to figljt for principles ss well as men, and on heart and hand for the nomination. Lei us always have an open field and fair fiiiht no backbiting or gouging and no backsliding- or slinking. The post of duty is to stand by the flag, and let no man deseit the colors. Mt. VcT VcT-non - non VcT-non Whig. - ." Tub Armv SricuLAToRs We learn from Washington tint, in view of the late

: LANCABi;KR. APBIta, 18B8. ... ThiDirtbict Convbntion. We pub itsh the proceedings of this body in to to-Jay's - Jay's to-Jay's paper. The attend jnce was not as large as usual, owing to the very bad weather of yesterday. The proceed ings were conducted with harmony. ; The designation of Messrs. Vinton and Harris as Senatorial delegates and the 'appointment of Col. Trump as dis district - trict district delegate and Dr. Toland as alter alternate, - nate, alternate, could not have been bettered. Either of these gentlemen will properly