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The New York herald., 1845-04-17

permit extension of the New York and Erie Rail
Road, through portion Of this State has tailed also
From the .rumor In town, and the improved appesrancs
osate SIS to-day, IL thought that the Legislature has
made provision to insure the payment ofthe August
interest," not In full TO extent at least which will b
acceptable to the public creditors and give earnest Of
better things for the future will be perceived that but
little done this afternoon in Grsrd Bank shares
and prices seem to be maintained
The Commercial Bank stockholders have unanimously
agreed accept the charter rassed by the late Lega
ture II has the individual responsibility clause SINH
lar one last session was and the
by the stockholders and the unanmity and
rapdty with which they have acted proves that even
such charter is worth something and that the predc
items made by the stockholders last year are all moon
shine and begets suspicion that some foul work was
medated This bank tried to force the people to give
them such charter they waned-one that would al
low their officers to embark in all sorts of speculation;
when that could not be DONE they gladly took just
such they could get This just the course
the people may expect all their banks 10 pursue wnen
they want favors from the Legislature.
Our city shaken for the last two or three dsys
by rumors CT with Mexico but no confidence seems
to be placed in them. 1t is thought that Mexico may
bluser lte but that she will take decidedly hostile
attitude is not believed-t is much beyond her capacity
Fashion will be brought out at the Walnut tonight for
certain. Expectation tpoe and the house Will Dc
crowded. Burton produces three comic pieces nightly,
and his performances witnessed by large and delight
ed audiences The Arch in fact under his management
becoming the fashionable house Of this city Welsh
still crowded. He closes brilliant season next week.
The Musical Fund Society give Concert tonight at
their Hall, at which Pico and Sanqurico appear The
day night the Phih Concert OF the ssne place
The Concert Of the Hutchinson family at the Museum
last night went of with extraordinary eclat. For an
hour before the time appointed the saloon and
galleries were packed and hundreds compelled to
20 away without being able to obtain sdmuance.
8. report is in town, that Gov. Skunk has called
the adournmen to-day There Tor such
course and therefore the truth OF the rumor is doubted
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Ne,
wi h which the sale will commence 6stsec
IL & CO., will sell on
Thursday, April M o'clock Liberty street large
assortment of Household Furniture, Pictures &c., by
Frd April lsh at 10 o'clock at No. IS Amity House.
hold Furniture, by catalogue.
Saturday, 10 o'clock % Broad Household Fur
. niture.
Monday April zis at 106 o'clock Tweny-fst st.
lChsea) near 9th avenue fashionable Furniture Silver,
&c by catalogue.
MONDAY, April 2st at lOk o'clock No. IS Whitehall st.
large rtmeut Of abnet Furniture &c. made order
by St John Camp by catalogue.
TUESDAY April 22d at 10 o'clock No. 40 Fifth avenue
Ninth street elegant Rosewood Mahogany Furniture Mir
rors, SC &c
Wednesday, April 23d at lO o'clock No. s. Amity street,
by catalogue.
Wedesday Ap 2d l0< o'clock at No 257 West 2lst st.
near oh avenue, tCnelseal fashionable Mahogany Fumi-
ture, Carpets, Mirrors, Piano, &c.
Thursday April 2ih No. SO Barclay Of Col
ledge Place. at 10 o'clock splendid Rosewood and Maho-
gany Furniture, Mirrors, rich Silk Curtains, Milton Car
pets. Nunn's Piano, sc sc
hold Furniture. &c. sc.
Friday, April 25h. at No stae elegant Furniture
splendid Mirrors aud Cut Glass, Silk Damask Curtains
Chickering Piano. &c, &C.
Monday, April 28h at 1o ocl,ck No 90 Second st. (cou
tnuation of Bond seet,) elegant Furniture, by invoice
particulars in time.
Personal aention will be given by E. H. LUDLOW House.
hold nure sales this Spring Civil attendants are engaged
and all the arrangement necessary will be attended by the
subscribers. r.. H. LUDLOW CO.,
al0 eod2wsm Of Broad Exchange place
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MAGASIN JAPONAIS.

A H. PARKER, Agent. tfrom Amsterdaml 50 Duane st i,
IA between Broadway and Elm street. bgs to
his friends and the public in general hsthe ha,
precious collect OF Antiquities of Japan Lacker
ed Jars and Vases Flower Bottles Plates Dishes Cups and
Saucers original Japan Wooden ackered fables gold
figures and nlad th Of pearls Ancient Dresden Por.
cean Figures Cups and saues. Ancient Fans Of tn, 18th
Lackered Bird Cage the curiosity in this
country which collection shall be sold public auction
om s S: syy Apr, ih at AN end be
The public respectfully invited call and ex xamne this
magnificent collection, which chance seldom to be met
with. anI5to2asrc r.
The New York herald., 1845-04-17

BoAkD wANTED.-Two gentlemen are deslrous Of OBJ
r. tanning Room and Board in some small family within
10" MINUTES walk Of this once Address H. H. this ofcs
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Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.

FIRST BOARD April l6-S5000 State S. 81 5000 do 72
10000 7sk 1000 Kentucky IS ioo* 100 - Bank notes
do 8H Pennsylvania Bk 260 do 22s Reading kR24x;
Is Manufacturer and Mechanics Bk 28x. .
SECOND BoARD-S000o State 5s b3 49, 304 do, old
al IS; $50 do 65f; shares Gard Bank M Manusc
and Mechanics Bk 23H; Wilmington RR 2lx; 100
u 8 Bk, 6N; 100 Norristo n RR, 7.
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AUCTION SALES.

- A. q. TUTLE, Auc;ioneer
uCTtON NOT!cE-Gentee Household Furniture
Will be sold bon Thursday April ~ at 10 o'clock at sos
Broome street, the whole Of the handsome Furniture the
above consisting Of 8yus,s: @ Ingram and
Mahogany Sofa French Mahogany Chairs Rocking DO Hall
Stand Marble Top Bureaus and Washand Astral and Solar
Lamps Grandoes, Mante Lamps Plated Walters Urn Can.
ds..isk. Castor, Cake Baskets. Tea ss plated; Window
Beds Mattresses, cane seat Char Fire Se Dinner Sets
China Tea Services cut glass Vases and Flowers Oil Cloth
Hsll Lanthorn, Mating Window Shades, Tables, etc.
Also csYpls,e assortment Of Kitchen Furniture with
Safe. Also, Piano Forte fine tone alt lt*je
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctioneer.
TT ARDWARE, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c.-Mooney u
Lans to c,se general Hardware
Files Plane irons, Coffee Mills &C. Also, American Hair
bru'he superior quality ALSO, Wostenhoms Dirk Knves
cards Also large double mahogany Counting House
Desk For further particulars Courier 4 Enquirer
apl7 lt*nc
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JOHN B. GLOVER Auctionesr
TT OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Piano Forte, &c.-l57 Hen
IL street. Friday April 18th 10 O'clock comprising
e9mpe. assortment of prime Furniture made order by
Also large Of Kitchen Furniture and Cook
ing Stove, best pattern.
Also, beautiful rich toned Piano Forte New York city
make. I'm
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RlDHARD VAN DYKE, Jr., Auctioneer
ALE WITHOUT RESERVE OF LEASEHOLD PRO.

HlDHARD VAN DYKE, Jr, Auctioneer.
SALE WtTHOUT RESERVE OF LEASEHOLD PRO-
PEkTY IN l6rH STREET NEAR Sra AVENUE
A NTHONY J. BLEECHER & co. will sell at auction ON
"A Monday, the 2lst inst april IL o'clock, the Mer
chants Exchange-Ihe brick Houses three EACH
situated on the South side Of 18th
East OF the 9th with the Astor leases Of the LOIS
ee nchss by 1903 feet inches ground of $50
Tor 63 years fom Nav, l84 each house 6 feet
et finished with marble mante sliding doors subcelas
Were buit last wear IN the best and
ent Tor small families The examined any day
until the 33 Of the purchase remain
gsge on each mouse mo 1901 aifto2l insrc
| UCTION NOTICE.-sae of genteel Furniture This Day
at i0s o'clock No. iei Barrow Hudson street
| England. = s'.s ="
On Friday, in the Sale Room Spruce sss large assort-
ment OF Dry Goods. And Saturday. vpble stock Of
Cabinet furniture and Upholstery Articles:
| a UCTIoN, BARGAI NJ, Fancy GoodI Cutlery, &c.
A rich work boxes cases mirrors fancy
pomade. tooth brushes, sc. ' '.'
Also 1000 dezen white black and self tipped handled
kDsves and forks NJ M 90 IS cents to 81 90 per aox
Also lot Of deserts so cents; ivory fall sets
carvers, &c ''
Aso 100 dozen pocket knives and scissors at so
TO SO per dozen.
Also 800 dozen fine rosewood hair brushes various styles
vi TO - per dozen.
Also, Barber's de.
Also lot Of Jeromes clocks first keepers for sale
at 81 SO 10 50 90.
Couairy chants and others want Of Cutlery will find
greater tan other place the city, (up
stais) Pearl street. all Itsn
The New York herald., 1845-04-17

EVENINGS WITH SHAKESPEARE.
SHAKESPEARE ILLUSTRATED DRAMATICALLY IN
READING AND PEKSONATlON
MR.. +. MURDOCH will give five entertainments in the
W above form at the Society Library commencing on Friday
Evening" 18Th and continuing succeeding Tues
day and Friday evening until concluded The exercises will
embrace obser, the Distinguishing trait Of Shak-
dramatic writer and the actors study Of Shak
sIeare with illustrations from the following playsMacbeh
Gentsmen's tickets for series 81; Ladies, do cts Single
tickets for evening" Is To be had Book and
Music Stores and at the door. ap7 2tsrrc
THE LECTURE ON AMERICAN POETRY, lately de-
lvcrsd by Edgar A. Poe will be by him This
Evening (Thursday OF O'clock at the Society Library
Tickets Is cents-to be had the door apl7 *rrc
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p H. woad respectfully call the attention Of Physicians
surgeons Dentists and Country Merchants his general
somen Of instruments and Cutlery of the approved pat
he will warrant not 70 be surpassed in quality
,Hatters Shears Knives. Rollers, &C., Bank Hammers
eonstanty on hand ard all kinds Of Instruments
api7 3wsm - 'Nf " 80 oe's -'"'e''
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10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
LMoNSp y Windsor Rose varicgated and every descp.
oisfae Ws;e n the most beautiful Style Of fancy bottles
and Toilette Essences very great variety
scrprion Of psrfumery and Cosmetic t"''' "''e w.
walnut Ol Military Shaving Soap the o,t erouse Soap
dry en- the face. e'i "A''" wv" 'o'
Aso, Family Washing Soap, of exc.en, o..,;,v p,.o,
Crystalline Candles &c by aud Tor sa sf be
depot Of JOHNSON, VRUOM Il LuWIER " "'o
No 3 Courtandt St, nert door 10 the
sPI lm-m National Hotel.
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By II. J. GER ARD, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY at 10 o'clock at No. Stone street, all the
L HOUSEHOLD d and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RE contained
mahogany Tables and Chairs Looking Glasses grsndes
Pianoi2e. pie. and Tables mahogany Sofas Otto
mans Lamps Candlestcks dining and China eahen and
glass ware. Sc with excellent Of Bed Room
Furniture almost new, and variety Of Kitchen Furniture,
wi h which the sale will commence. a 6Stsec
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EXHIBITION.

TAE GRAND ORIGINAL TABLEAU, painted by F.
Ane in New York, Of % by l9 feet, repre-
senting grand catastrophe, THE END OF THE WORLD,
1.-THE idea suggested by DREAM is now and will be exh'
ted from the Concert Room the buildng for short
tme previous removal from the city, Mr. Anel having
disposed of il for the present.
Exhibition open from TO- A. M, to TO- p M. Admission Is
ah
The New York herald., 1845-04-17

VANILLA BEANS.-i case, so ID, fresh VsuIia Beans
'''' '' JAMES ' s. AsfINHWALL,
apl7 Nsm rs William
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THE COLIsEU n,

AWATEUK THEAIKICALS,
Upon Scale of Magncence and Spiender Unprecedented
in the Union.
ASSOCIATION is now forming upon plan similar to
IA that adopted England aud France by the nobility and
encouraged Of the instructive and elegant Of
atiOns.
Gentlemen wishing join this either Anna
subsc bing members receive full particulars by
addressing line paid "Massenger" at the Office Of
this paper. ap17 H*n
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AMUSElM ElXIS.
PARK T7EATRE-
Fourth appearnnce of Mr. iAndersou.

PARK THEATRE-
THURSDAY EVENINts. April IL.
VIII oe p,Ssented the Tragedy Of G,slPPus-Gnppu. Mr.
C,sr, Ellis.
A Highland Fling, by Miss 81, Clair .,,
kiskle Mr. Crisp Bn.fwi,, Chippendale varela Mrs
skerrett
Boxes tier IS cents I'd cenPit ceutsGaey
70 cents
Doos open o'clock curtain rise precisely at hafpast
O'clock
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE,
The has great pleasure in announenE that he no. en-
Boxes and Psrauet,s 50 cens~secoad Circle IS cents
Private Boxes 81
Last Night e SNSYsSNs sSpsSs,s:' Tragedy of
night but Of the Reent Of MI g. Wander
3fs % a s 8 wlihdsws viii
Cro tkns Of Thebos) Mr. vandenhof; Antigone. Miss
Clarendon
> TO conclude with the Interluds of THE HAPPY MAN
the Press.
Doors open at 7-Pehormance commence positively at
The Box Book and places may be secured.
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES.
FLOATING THEATRE
AT THE FOOT OF DELANEY STREET
PRICES REDUCED.
Admission e p,ess Cicls g ssnc6Paiquee la cents
Th. entertainments will commence with the FLOATING
BEACoN-Jack junk Mr. w Jones; Maniette, Mrs An.
derson.
Irish Jig. by Mrs Sutherland and Mr. Goodwin.
COMIC Song: Mr. q Booth
To conciads with BEN THE BOATswAIN-Bem the
Boatswain, w q Jones.
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TEMPLE OF THE MUSES..
FLOATING THEATRE,
EOnT A

BUhTON's IHEA rIttc-Arch street,
PHILADELPHIA
First Night Of Mr. and Mrs. Wallack
THURSDAY EVENING, April IL,
Shskspeares Tragedy of fMACBETH-Macbsh, MIR Waack;
Macdu Mr. Barrett; Hecate, Stevens; Malcolm, Bowers;
Lady Macbeth. Mrs Wallack.
Afs. Which the scccss.ful bqrle,aue Of THE BQHEA.
Hoopincough. Bowers; Airline, Mrs w Smith, Mrs Qneen,
MIR Stevens.
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COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT TO

MADAME OTTO
ATA MEETING, held at the Astor House, Of the Friend
n1f Madame Otto on T9sdsy evening i5h April Dr. J.
Secretary it resolved that Complimentary Concert
given Madame Otto, consideration of the kind
which she has given her valuable services aid Of
public charities.
The and instrumental talent has volunteered
the OCCASION
Full particulars will be given early date. 3*je
The New York herald., 1845-04-17

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of Wor
by Living Artists, will be open the public Thunda
the 18th instant.
Season Tickets so cents-Singe Admission Is cents
ali atiskr
The New York herald., 1845-04-17

Mr. HAMILTON Teacher Of American and French Broad
Sword also the nf,utry Small Sword and Muset Ever
else, most respectfully those who feel ined
become perfect the above exercise that they will do well
call a. his Dl Room Harmony Hall, No Centre street
Mr. has had experience Of teacher Of tn
above the of the United States and will guarantee
complete his pupils in twelve lessons.
Terms, twelve lessons, $6.
Drill Rooms.
Private taught at any part Of the city, a6 ssc
The New York herald., 1845-04-17

'O BUiLDEhS Bell Hangers, and Others in the
L building business-JOHN WEIR, Bell Hanger manu-
facuTer Of Bell Tubing and Bell Hangers ia eeners
respectfully ANNOUNCES that he has removed ccmod
where he will be attentive formerly fulfil any orders OF
those who may honor him with their patronage.
N. B-Slver Plating, Name and Number Plates.
The Evansville journal., 1845-12-25
sheria,s Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution issued from th'
N - office oil The Clerk Of the Vanderburgh cir
cut court in favor OF Anna Maria Schmall ant
against Martin Schmal, I have levied upon and
will. on Saturday. The 24th day of January,
l846. at the court house door ir the town OF
Evansville. between the hours Of 10 O'clock A
M. and O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day expose to
sale at public auction and outcry the rents, is-
sues and profits for the term of seven years OF
the following property namely:
Part of otnumber l48 in the donation enlare-
ment in the town Of Evansville that is TO say SO
feet of said lot fronting on Walnut street COM
menclng on an alley and running towards the
river, and seven,y-fve feet deep, with dwell
ing house on il.
And should no person offer or bid Tor said
rents, issues, and profits sum sufficient TO sat-
isfy said execution and costs, will The same
time and place proceed to sell at public auction
and outcry the lee simple of said above deserib-
ed lot for the satisfaction OF said execution and
costs. WA. NJ. WALKER, S. V. C.
dec 25, prs { So.
The Evansville journal., 1845-12-25
SIierin,s Sale.

ERY virtue ot veuditIoni exponas issued
ED from the Office OF the Clerk oi the Wander
burgh circuit court, in favor CaIeb Allen aud
William II. Allen, and against Aaron Harring-
ton and Daniel WooIsey, will Oh Saturday the
Gath day Ot January, 1916. at the door OF the
court house, in the town OF Evansville, he tween
the hours of ten o'clock A. Nj. and 6 O'clock P.
NJ OF said, expose TO sale at pubiib acution and
outcry the renIs, issues aud profits for the term
OF seven hyears, the following property, name
ly.
The south east quarter OF section number 7,
in township number Z, south of range number
Ii west; also, the south west quarter of the
north quarter OF the same section and
range.
Aud should no person offer or bid for said
rents, issues and profits sum sufii 10 salts
ty said writ and costs, l will at the same time
aud place proceed to sell at public auction aud
outcry the fee SIMPLE Of said above described
lands tor the satisfaction of said venditioni ex-
ponas, interest and costs.
dec 25, pt So. w. NJ. WALKER, S.v.C.
The Evansville journal., 1845-12-25
Notice.

ENHEREAS. on the 28th day of August,
w l845, writ of Foreign Attachment W as
issued against the goods. chatties and effects OF
William IL. Martin. o NONRESIDENT debtor, by
Charles S. Finch, Justice oil the Peace OF OHIO
Township, Spencer County and State OF Ind va
ma, at the instance and in favor OF Benjamin L.
Stiles OF said county.
William Ii. Martin is therefore hereby COM
manded te appear fore me, Charles 5. Finch,
a Justice OF Ihe Peace as aforesaid, at my office
in Rockport, Spencer county and State OF indI-
ana, on the 10Th day Of May, i645, at ls O'Clock
A M on said day, aud then aud there defend the
same. otherwise judgment will be rendered a.
gainst said Martin by default.
Witness Charles S. Finch, Justice ofthe
Peace of said county of Spencer and State of in-
diana, this 18th day of November. i845.
Dec 4-3t CHARLES S. FINCH, J. p.
The Evansville journal., 1845-12-25
THE PRINTERS SONG.

frInt. comrads, PRINT; noble task
Is the one we gailyply:
'Tis ours to tell to all who ask,
The wonders ofearth and sky.
We catch the thought all glowing warm,
As it leaves the Students brain,
And place the stamp OF enduring form
On the Poets airy strain.
Then let us sing as we nimbly fling
The-slen1er letters round;
A glorious thing is our laboriug,
Oh where may lis like be found.
Print, comrades, pint; the fairest thought
Ever limned in Painters dream,
The rarest form e'er Sc ptor wrought,
By the light OF beauty's CLEAN,
Though lovely. may not mate the power,
Which our own proud art can claim;
That links the past with the present hour,
And its breath-the voice of fame.
Then. let Us sing we nimbly fling
The slender letters round;
A glorious thing is our laboring.
Oh where may its like be found.
Print, comrades, print: God hath ordained
That man by his toll should live;
Then spuru the charge that we dsdained
The labor that God should give,
We envy not the sons of ease.
Nor the lord in prncely hall,
But bow before the wise DEGREES
In kindness meant for ALL
Then let US sing as we nimbly fling
The slender letters round;
A glorious thing is our laboring,
Oh where may its like be found
The Evansville journal., 1845-12-25
PARTY INFLUENCE.

1t is plain, ''that he that runs may read, .
that the great andle eading interests of our coun-
try are committed TO the uncertainties Of parry
leaders. the success of one or other of the
great political parties of the day. 1t is indeed a
misfortune, that these interests not be kept
free from these influences, and these uncertain
chances.
There are many very many measures. that are
brought up in Legislative bodies. aud harped up
on in stump speeches, while, il left clear from
the contaminating influences of party, would
have passed and shed genial influence upon
the euuuIry; but as it has been managed, having
become party measures, they have failed, and
been laid aside. .i
Does the question of proper and adequate pro-
lection, 10 the mechanic and producer come up !
Having necessarily been started or proposed, or
recommend by prominent men of one or the 9TH
er great political parties,it is assurredly assafl
ed and opposed, by all possible effort, by the
other party; aud no pains or toll spread till
The measures is defeated, or so l0aued down by
odlous amendments. and crippled. as to be worse
than defeated.
The trne philanthropist has long looked upon
these things with sorrowng heart, and with
fearful tOrebodings and efforts have bee" IN tde
to do away with suchi violent party influences.
Ii seems, however. tnat all former efforts have
measutably failed.
IL is too apt to be the case, when men, who
have been in places OF trust and responsibility,
possessing the right disposition upon these mat
ters, that they have soon forgotten these inter
ests and sold them selves to political influences
The Evansville journal., 1845-12-25


The Albany Evening Journal is severe on
the Texas volunteers, in the following point :
ed article. Whether it contains more truth
than poetry, we are unable TO Judge; but, we
would rather agree 10 fight, singe-handed
all the enemies that the said heroes found
in Texas, than 10 be scaihed down so.
RETURN OF THE TEXAS VOLUN-
TIERS.
The King of France, with twenty thosand men,
March'd up the hill, and then-march'd down
again!"
Such must have been The burden of the
song, chaunted by the Texas Volunteers from
New Orleans, as bootless and crownless they
sneaked back to the city which vomIted them
forth! The public can scarcely have forgot
ten the circumstances at!eding the enrolment
of this celebrated Regiment. In official
"General Oorders,' they were promised
pleasant and profitable jaunl! In un-officiaI
proclamations. hints were thrown out relative
to The probable and almost certain sacking of
Churches, filled with untold piles of silver
and gold! The best OF wines and liquors
WClC W NC Cu6dpGI tHdH Wallet. Ills was
enough! New Orleans loafers and scoundrels
were all at once fired with an excess of mill
tary vaor. Not Sunday passed but it wit
messed the parade of some new corps of
prospective thieves and land pirates. AT
length they departed, amid the roar of can
non aud flourish of trumpets; and Granny
Gaines felt his youth renewed, as he gazed
upon these noble respondents to his POM
pous proclamation!
The scene shifts! A like number of still
scurvier looking vagabonds are seen sneak
ing back into New Orleans without a single
Indian scalp in their belts. or Mexican cru
ci6x in their knapsacks! But they are the
same military heroes. Their valor seonIy
gone. Instead of"a pleasant and profitable
Jaunt," they were greeted by troop of Ia
rantulas, Scorpions and Rattlesnakes! Their
heapes of Gold and Silver were exchanged
tor Ague fits and malignant Camp Fevers !
Ard their choice Liquors dwlndled down to
scaniy supply Of, Ditch water in compari-
son with which the muddy contents of the
Louisiana Bayous were clear as crystal!
Thus ends the first Texas campagn! Gen.
Gaines should forward the official account TO
his counterpart, the President, at Washing
ton! And Professor Ingraham should i'm
mediately issue thrilling romance, based
upon this most romantic expedition.
The Evansville journal., 1845-12-25

A MEMBER OF CoNeREss.-speaking of Mr..
Nc Connell, of Alabama, a Washington letter
writer says:
1.-The honorable gentleman reached tow TO-
day, dressed in most singular and out.iandish
style. He had pair of hghiegged boots,
comming up 10 his knees. His aioens were
of buck SIX in aud the legs were thrust inside his
boots His coat was white. and his cap was OF
rough bear-skn. He Immediately commenced
grand spree in honor of his reelection, and
he has spent the day, am told, in revisIung
his old haunts OF such are some of the legls-
Iators OF this free and happy land"