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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-23
nISSnU.UTIOV.

TINE Copartnership existing between A. b, Brodt
inst
L. G.. Matthews ill continue the Tailoring
business at the old Stand on Main street, and in
vtes the former patrons OF The late firm and strangers
To give him call. All work will be executed in the
best manner, AMI with promptness. nov p.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

ID ICHARD RALEIGH returns his thanks to the
Ii public TOR past favors and socits a continua-
ton OF the same. | am just receiving flom New
York and Philadelphia large .nd splendid stock OF
Dry Goods, consisting in part OF supertine Cloths.
Cassimeres, Satiinetts, and rich Vesiings, Fats,
Caps, Wafer Proof Boots and Shoes, Ladies CATERS
and Fine Shoes of superiine quality
A large and splendid stock of Domeslics of every
kind; SILK, Gingam, and cotton Umbrellas: large
stock OF Ladies wear, such Is Bombazines, Fancy
colored Alpacas, and Deanes, French, English, and
Amecican Calicoes, Ginghams, &c; large assert
ment of Eight Day and Thirty Hour Clocks, Look
ing Glasses, and almost every article in the Dry
Goods line. Also, Salt and Groceries of every kind
at Wholesale, all OF which will be sold at remarkably
low prices for cash any kind of merchantable
duce Country merchants will find it their interest
to call and examine my goods and prices, as am de-
termined to sell low any house west of the
Mountains. RICHARD RALEIGH
oct 26-3m
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g: g WOOL HOUSE a
AND WHARF-BOAT
ShawneetOwn, Illinois

SHdWhcctOWns IliiuOIss
TINE undersigned takes this method to notify the
l. public, that he is the proprietor of large and
commodiOus WHARF Boar, at Snawneetown, and
that ne still continues the Receiving, Forwarding
and Commission Business, generally.
Persons landing in the night, or DESTROYS of secur
ing passage in the night, will always find private
room and good bed, on board.
lie also keeps constantly on hand, general assort
ment of GROCERIES, Provisions &C., suitable to the
river trade
In connection with the above business, he has
opened House OF Entertainment, on Front
Street, (about IS yards from the Wharf Boa) in the
morris" Brick House, and two frame buildings i'm
medalely below, called the WoLL HOUSE and STAGE
OFFICE, all of which have been recently repaired and
rehtted, and where persons may seats in good
Stage Coaches, for any point in the interior, on the
mail routes.
The public may rest assured that his TABLE and
Bar shall be supplied with the best the country can
afford for money, and pains will be spared TO ac
commodate comfortably all who call on him.
His STABLE will be filled with every variety of
grain, hay, &c, and managed by honest and faithful
0stlers tor whom the undersigned will be responsi
BILE.
Persons landing from steam boats at night, will
always be conducted TO the Hotel il they desire :.
Je27u JOHN WOLL, Proprieto
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. Is

ANOE. d.
We have now returns, reported and official,
from forty counties of Alabama, and Taylors
clear gain in them gives him a majority Of
Sf4 votes over Cass. There are five counties
yet 10 hear from. viz: Blount, Dale, Fayette,
Jefferson and Wilcox. These counties in 1874,
gave Clay ,295, and Polk 3,4OO, leaving a
majority for Polk of 2,l05. This, it will be
seen, is heavy majority to overcome. The
State is still considered doubtful, when it is
taken into consideration that Taylor has been
gaining SO largely. The majority will not vary
much one way or the other from 500 votes.
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MOURNING GOODS.

A FULL and very desirable assortment of Mour-
n ming dress Goods superfne Bombazines, Silk
Warp, Afpacas, (some very fne) Alpaca LustTes,
uperfne black, plain and figured berreges, black
Lawns &c, now open and for sale low by
ap Is MORRIS. S. JOHNSON,
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IYD,.t1A MUTUAL INSURANCE co.

yINHE r, ceipts for the year ending LIST November
Il last, are in the hands ofthe Agent for collection,
and prompt payment is required in order to secure
the benefits OF insurance All cluims not satisfied
by the first day of December next will be returned
to indianapolis as delinquent.
f. A. CORBET, Agent.
nov %. Water Street.
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HENRY B. SKULLS.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

ON the 9TH September last person call
k-%SNed at my Hotel and left bay horse with an
ZSXA old saddle and bride, and stated that he
would be called for. No person has called TO claim
the property, and unless some one calls before the
2nd day of December and claims said property, he
will be sold on that day at public auction pay
penses of keeping.
I nov 1877. BARNARD NURRIE
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BANK DIVIDEND.
BRANCH BANK,

BRANCH BANK,
Evansville, Nov. p, 1913.
4 Dividend Olive per cent has been declared out
"A OF the profits o. this Bank, for the six months
ending 3lst Uc;oSer; payable, deducting taxes, to
Stockholders on and after Monday next 9th inst
G. w. RATHBONE, Cashier.
nov 22-d}-&wJt
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NEW IRON STORE LOUISVILLE.

TINE Subscriber late of New Albany has opened
L his Store opposite the Louisville Hotel. He de-
signs TO sell at Wholesale to Merchants, Traders and
Black smiths and invite them almost entire
Stock of BAR IRON, HARDWARE and CUT
(which consists in part Of
100 tons Bar Iron ass'd 1000 lbs Smoothing & Tai
1000 lbs. Cast Steel. lors Irons,
1000 A. b. Steel 200 cast Mould Boards,
1000 50 English Blister 300 sets Wagon Boxes
Steel, 30 sets Eleptic Springs
1000 - German Steel, 10 Iron Axels,
300 "Shear and Springs 300 knives Il Forks
Steel, 2OO doz Pen and Pocket
600 Kegs nails, all sizes, Knives,
40 doz I'd Collens Axes, 30 doz Butcher & Shoe
so Spadesa SHOW Knives,
els, lOOdoZ Butt Hinges,
500 pair Trace Chains, 200 Gross Screws,
1000 lbs Log Chains, CIRCULAR,
40 Mill Saws, to feet Hand and Pannell Saws
80 Cross Cut Saws, ) toAugurs, Chissels, Plan
II feet, Irons Rules, Gouges
% doz Coffee. Mills, Door Locks, Laiches
% Tea Kettles, Counter Scales, Brass ket
"a Mouse Hole Anvis,tl Iron wire, kazors
"a Blacksmiths Vice, Scissors, &c, &c
1000 lbs Hand and Sledge
Hammers.
nov L. HENRY B. SKULLS.
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BILLS OF MoRTALITr.-There was l l6 deaths
in N. Orleans, last week. of these, IA were
of yellow fever, and Is of consumption
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Fresh Oysters.

I OBSTERS-Receivedp per steamer Dove ON
IL Boston, 100 cans fresh HOLSTERS, hermetri"ally
sealed; for sale by Toe 23l ALLIS & HOWES.
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ROPE STORE.

hOFE STOkEs
lust received and for sale
J Is Coils Hemp Halter Rope;
II do Mantle do do;
"a doz. Hemp Beadcords;
. Kegs Rod Nails;
2 bbls. Salaratus;
5 boxes Starch;
10 half boxes 8 by 10 Glass;
"a doz Mustard;
q do Brooms;
10 boxes Soap;
2 bbls FIR. Brandy;
Dbl Old Rye Whiskey;
Cask Port Wine;
do Madaria Wine;
In store and Tor sale low by
nov IL G.. VENNEMA
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PIANOS! PIANOS!!

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
few very superior Pianos of the neatest and most
fashionable make; which he offers for saleat Eastern
prices.
Also--A selection ofnew Music, Musical Instru-
ments, lnstruc ion Books, Guitars, Violin Bows, and
Bridges, Italian Strings, &c, &c.
9c-For sale at 5. Listers Book Store Main near
Waterst. NOV l3l THOMAS CONJUNCTION.
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PRINTS! PRINTS!!

A N endless quantity and variety of Prints of T.
IA newest Spring and Summer styles. togethe
with every thing new, in the way ofDress Goods fol
sale at wholesale and retail by
apis NORRIS s. JOHNSON
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TIME Subscriber is now opening at the Corner OF
First and " -aet, full stock of season.
able Dry Coco Ascn part OF the following
10 bales .Aee'ings'
80 do Bleach, - 1estic;
80 do SattinetsE eA Jeans;
with great variety OF NJ: Deanes, Cashmeres, fam
CIV Vestings Cashiers OF every variety; a large as
sortment of Winter Shawls, embracing some OF quite
new styles and of IhS-ftest fashions; Cerro Gordo
Barker, and TeirkA Ehawls, blk cashmere Shawls
snbroidered also good Stock Of Ladies' Kid Gloves
all of which will be sold reasonable terms for
cash or produce; such Corn, Oats, Pork, Beeswax
'Taow or Feathers.
nov IA, 49, JOHN SHANkLlN.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ID. BOOTS AND SHOES. ID,
FGk JUST received H&N
w. % Cases Mems Brogan Shoes; -.
Is Cases Thick and Kip Boots;
p Cases Women's lace Stitched Boots;
For saleby loct 81 ALLIS & HOWES,
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DRESERVES- per steamer Gladiato
Il cases Canta Ginger,
2 do Underwoods Currant Jelly,
2 do do Blackberry Jelly,
2 do do Assd. Pie Fruits,
For sale by Zoe 23I ALLIS & HOWES
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SARDINES-Jus received from Boston pc
- Steamer Gladiator, loo cans picked HOLSTERS
200 boxes Sardines, for sale by
oct % ALLIS & HOWES.
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REMOVAL.

John SHANKLIN has removed his entire stock
y of Goods from his old stand on Water street. to
the Store lately occupied by Richard Raleigh on the
corner of First and Main Street. lnov AL
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LRESH Goldfish &c. Received per steamer
II Dove 30 cans fresh Goldfish, 80 cans fresh Sal
mon, Tor sale by [oc 23l ALLlS 4 HOWES.
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COTTON YARNS AND BATTING.
l6 bags 500 Cotton Yarn;
10 do GOO do do;
2 do Carpet Chain;
Bales Cotton Batting;
Just received and for sale low for cash by
nov Is JOHN SHANKLIN.
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REP RTED
FOR THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL

CINCINNATI, Nov. %, P. M.
The river has fallen inches.
Sales of Flour at SO IS to SO Sit.
Sales of Whisky at l64 to l6a.
Sales of Cheese at 81.
Hoes.-Buyers manifest disposition to hold
off for lower rates. Small sales have been
made at So lsi.
Sales of Beef Cattle at 4sc.
Sales of Lard in bbls at 5sc--in kegs &c.
PITTsBURG, Nov. %, P. Nj.
At this place there is fee, inches water
in the channel.
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DAILY JOURN AL.

The DAILY JOURNAL is published every morning
Sundays excepted) at 10 cents per week, payable
to the Carriers, or s. 20 per annum, payable In
advance.
The TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL for the country, con-
tanning all the matter of the Daily Journal pub
lished on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
81 90 per annum in advance.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL is published every Thursday
at 80 90, three copies for 50 %, seven copies tor
sll 90, ten copies for SIS 90, in advance.
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IN store and tor sale 50 Dbl White Lime in oo
l. order and Cheap
junel w. FOSTER-
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lust received few cases of my Fall stock a
y mongst which some Linen Edgings Laces
silk and worsied Fringes &c.
oct NJ w. FOSTER
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C. A u 10 N!

RTPersons who wish the Genuine nork, by DR..
hand, obtain it only by sending directly TO him,
as he employs no Agents whateuer, and yer sells
the work at Observation-Disclosures no Book Agents,
pedlar, postmaster or Bookseller possibly furnish
the genuine work. Beware therefore, OF false cop
les, and limitations, which may not only be worthless
but dangerous. All iifringements OF the copyright
are promptly prosecuted; and cheats will only sell
abridged altered copies. This is the only original
and true work-no other can be genuine. Send by
mail as above ii is the only sure way TO secure the
work. Thousands of copies have been sent by mail
with perfect safety. nov 2l-2m.
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New YORK, August, lS48.
Dr.. r. NJ W1ssELHoFF-Sir. The moral effect
such information as your work contains, believe
to be decidedly salutary. The right ofman to cor
troll the animal instincts cannot be questioned.
think the work will be the means OF doing much
good. Rev. b. 4. CROWLEY.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
Second Dispatch.

MONTGOMERY, Nov ia careful perusa of the Eng
sh papers leads to the belief that the Austrian difficulties
in fair for settlement. The Emperor is disposed
make concessions, but fully determined to resist
forcibly, if necessary Berlin was quiet
Failares-The firm of s. A. Butterwohh g. Co., of
Manchester had failed There had also been heavy failures
at LiverpOol-[no names gven,l
CommereiGl.-MOney easy. A. M. & A. D. Guern-
sey Co refuse deposits per cent. Commercial mat
te were gloomy Cotton-Fair 4d At auction 1000 bales
Upland. Middling to Fully Fair, sold at 314f7324d.
New York Stocks firm.
Marine Disaster.-The ship Canton ran ashore on the
TOrtugas and bilged. mo particulars given
PhpdeEDhiG Raess-An exciting race at Philadelphia,
between Gray Eagle and Gen. Taylor. was won by the
latter horse.
Ship Nevs.Arved Lverpoo Montreal, Bay State, Gov
Davis Sophia Chaos At London As. At Cadz Cahe
At Leghorn Gondoa. At Gravesend: MOrelo Al BRISTOL
Pioneer. At Dsa Gande. Sailed Liverpool Unicorn,
Haraway City If Lincoln. From the Clyde LYDIA From Ban
Henry, New York Packet The Oregon has sailed from New
York Aban from Providence Bolivar Charestou Urban,
from New York. The Ph@nx is loading Hare; also the
Swanson fom Brunswick and Grand Duke Orleans The Su
san Z. Howell a Rio.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
T.oniaiana-Intarior.

| THE SUGAR CRoP.-Nearly all our planters Says
the Franklin Planters Banner of the 9th) are now
fairly engaged in taking off their crops of sugar
We had frost few nights ago which killed the
bud, and in some places destroyed the eye; but
cannot say that the cane in this parish sustained
serious injury However, stop has been Pnt to
the growth of the plant, and it is certain, whether
we have more frost or not, that the crop will be
short one-third. We look with interest for news
from the Red River sugar region.
Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-Mqgnot'd Temple Of
Honor No 6-The election for officers in this
Temple, located at Shreveport, La, took place on
the Both ut, and resulted as follows II. ]. G.
Battle, w. c. r.; John w. Morris, W. " T.;
Martin R. Young, w. IT,; C. H. Burnside, w. D.
u; Augustus D. Battle, w. R.; c. S. Groom, w.
A. R.; A. w. Crawford, w. F. R.; John Frisby,
W r.; NJ. Bell, w. G.; Samuel Henderson, w. S.
RELIGIoUs-Protractea Meeting.-A protracted
meeting of the Methodist Church will commence
in Shreveport on Saturday, the 25th inst
CoTToN.-The receipts of cotton at Shreveport
up to the evening of the I'd was 2971 bales.
RACES AT BATON RoUGE.-The fall meeting
over the Magnolia Course, Baton Rouge, will COM
mence on Wednesday, the 22d inst, and continue
four days. Messrs Odom & Elliott are the propri-
etors of the course.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

AMERICAN THEATRE.-Last night the Honey
Moon" was performed by the excellent stock COM
pany attached to this establishment. Mr.. Jamison
enacted the Duke in a mastery manner, especially
in the cottage scenes, and before his funny ocua te
mems, while Spear as the Mock Duke excited much
riment Characters Of this description appear to
suit this geutleman's talents-the burlesque drole
ry with which he aped his assumed dignity was
really funny. Mr. Charles made the most of Ro-
landO. Mrs. Pope personated JaIlana with great
deal of spirit, and Miss Petrie met with cordial
reception when she appeared as Volante, a part
which suits her admirably. Mrs. Johnston las Ia
nora and Messrs. Greene and Grierson, each gave
a faithful deineation of their respective parts
The able manner IN which the stage is managed
by Mr. II. p Grattan, proves that the reputation
he has earned elsewhere is well deserved here.
We have watched this department narrowly, but
have not yet been able to find out any room for OBJ
lection or improvement-the strictesi discipline and
order seem TO reign throughout. Tonight, we
are offered the Stranger in which Mr.. Jamison,
Mrs. Pope and the cream of the company will ap-
pear This Play, imparting so fine a moral lesson
as its conclusion Does cannot fail to be acceptable.
In addition, we are offered the Alpine Maid,'' in
which Miss Petrie will appear, and dances by Mr.
Thompson and Miss LaForest, who grow more
popular every night.
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IConespondence of The BaItimore ann !

g., WASHINGTON. Nov. T. 1913.
CIRCUIT COURT Corporation Of TYqsfip rtoz rs RAJ
ttRore and OHIO Railroad C0mpang-Ths case after f
argument. came 70 rather unexpected Termination fbe
el5t aecdl1g that the action properly before II 10
decide the Questions involved To remedy his defeenev
ne case was dismissed and the corporation proceeded Ia Al
feine the property for sale This sale by the co0rso
ssd by The detendant and injunction has been pTsyed
~ s nei2aa company f5iEalnlng the corporation
term move to dissolve this injunction and then the whole
case comes up anew - 80 ""Nle
Ihe RaR Ness CaseThs case or one growing ont ofit
being an action of epevn BY the widow against Goyenof
van Nea was called day two since and alas for the
gaany OF the bar, counsel appeared for the ay and
the defendant obtained Judgment By defeulf
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

RIoT IN BALTIMoRE--The night Of the election
in Baltimore, there was another row, in which the
Patriot office suffered The outrage is thus noticed
in the Sun: 'sThe lawless violence and outrage
which characterized the election ofyesterday reach
ed the climax last evening, between 10 and II
O'Clock, in attack with brick and stones upon the
jarvis building, or Patriot printing office All the
windows IN the second story, fronting on Baltimore
street, We're literally smashed sash and all while
the glass IN many of those North street, was also
on Baltimore street, suffered some. The Iamps al
the street corners were also demolished The ground
in the vicinity was strewn with the destructive mis-
sles, showing the reckless fury displayed. Injury
may or may not have resulted to individuals The
out, if possible, just punishment to the guilty
partes''
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
Telegraphed to the Daily Crescent. !"
Important News By the Alnerica-war about to
recommence in Italy-Paris Unquiet-Lives of
the Irish Patriots to be Spared.

MONTGOMERY. Nov. 15-Ala5ana has positively gone
for Cas- by 2OO... Illinois has gone for Cass.
By the America have very important news from Italy,
by which appears that thewar about to be recommended
in that country Charles Albert has declared that the Aus
tan does Immediately eyacuate Italy, he would
be under the walls of Milan by the 10th of October The
news from France s gloomy Paris in much the same
agitated condition before the June insuuecon, and
another outbreak feared judging by the indications per
cepbe The clubs active. The Assembly has decided
without opposition advance funds for the support of the
royal family The British Cabinet delberated council for
three days before deciding spare the lives of the Irish
patriots
Passengers by the America Messn. Spence, Connor,
Rogers, Shift and Redmond
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

HERR HEcKER.-At st. Louis on Monday even
ing, the 9th, the German democrats proceeded to
the lodgings of Herr Hecker, the German patriot
He was called out to address them, and spoke from
the window in brief and eloquent manner. This
patriot (says the Unionl has been here several days
Thus far he has refused all offers of public recep-
ton or demonstration His object is to learn the
practical working Of our institutions s. the ma
chinery by which the millions in America govern
themselves Hence he has declined all parade,
which the people have been anxious to make in his
honor
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

ST. CHARLES Col Harper, Maj Partridge Antono
Texas Nj smith, Texas; Gen Patterson Blocker Mobile
kean; Sullivan; Creswel c Oeas, Ala; w Hull S M
Rutheriord N Baxter, o. Vim Rely Henry Mason D
tax Daslel Chas Jones, o; Miss DashieI Lake
dence James Bowman, Lexington.
FERANDAH, james Lilly, Va Thos Fenne, Liverpool
Eng James Fisher, Selma Ala; Hill Camden Ark Cam
Porter Morehouse Macon Ga; Adler, r Taylor, o.
Z B Martin, Ala.
PLANTERs Geo w Gregor, Erie, Pa winders, Calves
ton Taylor Donadsonyle, La; Whiting, Coast Mr.
Chppendale, II Cders Pascagoula; Ball Mrs Brom-
berg and four children, MOBILIZE w Seymour o. joseph Glenn
Cincinnati; A Doty, Walton, Louisville.
HEWLETT'S TT J Roberts, HOustOn Hum, Pass Christian;
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
An Now M ateriaIs of dc Latest style

All New M ater1als Of the Latest Style.
E The propretors Of the Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends and the pnbe that they extensive
JOB OFFICE their estabshmenand prepared
cute all kinds Of printing the most avorabls terms, viz:
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADING; DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS &C., &C.,
in every style
All their materalsType Presses entirely new and
the latest improvements which viii to execute their
work in manner to be surpassed CITY, Presses are
from the foundry Messrs R. Hoe Co.. NewYor, which full
guaranty Of their zeeencete type from the we'll
dea Of Me George Bruce Co. and John T White has
been selected with great adapt the
this city. "a
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

0s~ The resolution of the Legislature of Yer
mont, directing a sword of honor to be made and
presented to the family of the gallant and lamented
Col. Ransom was carried into effect on the evening
of the Both ult., at Montpelier by committing it to
the charge of his son Dunbar S. Ransom who re-
ceived it with a grateful expression of thanks.
The ceremony took place in the presence of Gov
ernor Coolidge and the rest of the State officers.
Young Ransom is one of the West Point Cadets.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

T,rr IoNpoN OBsERvER.-This paper processes
IN s exceedingly well informed in relation to affairs
IN tbis country. Here is a sample of the editors
knowledge = g General Taylor's friends call him
constitutional Wing. General Cass is supported by
he admirers Of Clay and the Locofocos, and Mr..
Van Buren by the Democrats. Taylor is the dar-
ling of the advocates of peace, and Cass of the
Polk or war parfy.''
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

Duty ON GLAss.-A suit brought in the United
States Circuit Court, at New York, by VIM Binns,
to recover back the difference of 10 per cent. duty
on tumblers, resulted in favor of the U. s. A duty
OF 40 per cent. had been charged as for cut glass;
but Mr. B. contended there should only have been
80, as only the bottoms were smoothed by cutting
as they were known to the trade as "pain tum-
blers' -
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

MoRMoNs.-The steamboat Grand Turk, saws
the St Louis Republican, on her last trip from New
Orleans, brought up 225 English emigrants, who
profess the Mormon faith and are destined for Salt
Lake. 1t is said that between 300 and 400 more
are on their way from Liverpool, having taken
passage in the ship John Prince, which sailed
about the 1st of Octoher