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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs & VEsTIN,

CLOTHS, CASSINdERES & VISITING
S,uPkKF me black French Cloth, Supertne black
- French Cassimeres, Black, Blue and Bum cloths
of every quality and price Fancy Cassimeres, Fancy
with a large assortment OF Gents Plain Black and
Fancy silk Cravats, and Patent Stocks, superfine
Plain and Figured black silks, and Satins for. YES
tngs, Gents superfine, Black and White Colored
silk and Kid Gloves, with every desirable article for
Gents. Spring and summer wear for wholesale and
retail by lap Isl MORRIS 5. JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09
BRANDY AND WINE

BRANDY AND WINE.
"a 5quarter casks pure Juice Port Wine;
t-E Z" :" Old Port do; q,
j pipe pure Cognac Brandy ,Otard, Dupuy's
Brand. These Liquors boon purchased especial
iy for eckn. ss and the public can rely UPON their pu-
Try. IN stor ond for sic Wy MET 6 BELL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09
WAsHrsoTog. Juue S.

-, SENATE.
The Senate was called TO order at the usual
hour, and proceeded TO business
Num- rous petitions were presented.
On motion. &c. 900 copies of Fremonts ma ps
Of Oregon and California, were ordered to b..
printed
On motion of Mr.. Miller. the bill to in
crease the medical corps of the Navy was TAX
en- up. The bill was third time read and
passed.
The Senate then adjourned over until
Thursday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In the House on motion it was agreed that
when they adjourn, it should be until Fri.
day,
Mr.. Lyad, Of Wisconsin, appeared and was
qualified.
Mr.. Cummins moved to reconsider the vote
referring TO the Judiciary Committee. the bill
90 protect uaturalized citizens in their right.
Gom the Interference of foreign government.
crthsiI sgsnts. =:
lyon this motion an interesting debate
sfose. in ~hich Messrs. Levin, Cummin.. and
Sims participated.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

PiTTsBUReH, June 6, 9 P. VI.
There is feet water in the channel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

lust received by steamer Glencoe,
10 IS sides sole Leather;
25 Bxs Lemon Syrup;
3Tierces refined Sugar for family use,
for sale by ALLIS & HOWES,
ap "a Water ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09
UMBRELLAS
COMBS! COMBsr,
HANDKERCHIEFs,

A LARGE assortment OF Silk, Cotton .Gipos,,,
IA Bondana, Wax Col6rs and all Other vance.
ever broughl to this market AZ the corner Mnin
Watef. ap Isl E-GW LEWIS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

PANTALOONS STUFF & COATINGS
X OTTENADES, Crotens, Tweeds, supernne
~ black Freuch Drap, cts, Drap de MEME, Lin
EN- and Union checks and stripes, with all the most
desirable Styles for sale low wholesale and retail by
apis NORRIS s. JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

WHISkEY.
a. Bbls Russellville Whiskey,
on 80 bbs Cincinnati do
% New Harmony do,
In store and for sale low for cash by
my 10 BEMENT & VIELE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09
SHAwLS, DRESS GoODs,&e.

THIS day received at the Express Store" q fey
are invited to call and examine. Also assortment
OF other varieties OF Shaws and ample assortment
of Dress Goods &c L. s. w. LEWIS
apl3. Corner Main and Water street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

LINENS! LINENS!3
* PIECES Irish Linens Q
Il - so pieces Brown French do;
30 pieces Check do;
Also. 200 pieces Swiss Muslin with general aad
varied assortment of White Dress Goods.
T.. & w. LEWIS,
apis Corner Main and Water street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

VESTINGS, GENTS. CRAVATS, &c.
THIS day received an assorted stock Of Vestings
l. Gents. Cravats, Hhdkfs., &c, suited to the
Spring and Summer trade, for sale low at the "Ex
press Store" E. & w. LEWIS,
apis Corner Main and Water Street
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Gin anoeres S,eim gertiffat.

Bon ale ben Sursn bic jemals aufaeseiat
murben, ftnnen mir NIT Sidsrbsit faaen, eas
Die NnnaIen Der Otsb;in feline folbs auf,siaen
fonnsn, bic jest als elm SeNss baifebt, eas
NusHbrMn9 9ebellt meroen fam. Or. SnaDs
ne'S suiamnRnes QBibfirfbsnsS III
mas er su fein pcr9ibt, bic 9r6ste Msci5n in
Der befanntsn 0Sslt.
Ger rpabre Eeid,tbum III 6efunobeit
Or. Smapne SER: SIR has QGcbl
be6 SolfIs fibIs idb nib perpflittst Ssu9nis
Su 9sbsn pon Der 9ro6sn Sur, Die sSbr QEilpfrs
fbensSprup an mir perribtet bat. SD msine
oos Seoermann es Wif1en folIte. SSb murbe bes
fallen nit fbmerm 51uifen, Slutlpesn, ,Ratbts
ibmee, Soeiierfett uno mene Stmme ;euats
mir bon elmer fbmeren &ranfbeit i; Der 2tppetit
bate MIDI perolIsn unb bic Stdtfe febte mir,
10 bas meine Srcunoe unb men Wrst Q(uubten
iCb mhrre nirbtlanae mcDr le6en. MsineS tmes
ter bic mejrc ior9faIti9e 9Sdrterin mar, fraS.
te nab 100 lie ba6 bette WiitteI fir MID befom>
men f8nnte. 60 murbe ibr aefa4t, bae menn
Or. Smapne'8 Sulammen9eleB Bter QGilrfirIben
Sprup nidbtS bsIfen murbe, 70 mare nein Gee
ben bpffnun06los. 2Gir fouftsn fc9leitb Sbre
Meoign unb bic srife Sottd peribaTte Qnbss
run0, unc ais itb bic FINITE Sottst ptrbraucbte
psrlse MIDI Der 5ouifen uno msjne &rdfte febrs
ten misbsr. Surh d bin furirt uno 70 atIuno
ais jeiupcr, unb CLAUDE ba6 Sbrs Wtoisjn MIDI
pon einem frlbcn Sobs 9ersttet bat. lRit Ser.
9niiaen 9ebs idb eini9e Natbridbten meinen Sal
betrsftno. Otit bober Ncbtun9 Der Sbrior
Z. III. Eeepce.
Nc. 38, &beiferifrasc, Swifb Der Naess unt
8jnelfrd6n YblIaoeIpDja. d.. .....
a-F'9a6 publifum miro 9swarnt por Sdls
fhun0en. Der dCbN gprup miro olsin Subse
reltet pon Or. Smopns, q. Q8. @ds Der skn
unc Moc1trase, Ybilatelpba. ..r.a
Sum 3erFouf Del .1obn Ritter unc @cmp.
Gn9Iono uno &1Ie111afen uno ar. Z.
&narid)aH, 2(9cntcn fir Nsariua. .ua.3
@cc s. O1iuer WomeI6bcrf; Or. SsGerS,
Vottetaun. ...... ...... ...,
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IaW n1q.s aGn1 ) u n o e. ulf .A." Hs-
eine Deroenu9, oas freic Serumlaufen
r Ger Sunoe in Der Steot Keaoina Ill
pPrbutcn. .s......ta s.,.,....-..a .....D.. =
Ntlbnltt L, Sei rs Dercrbnet burb peu
Srleet unb Sonilncit Council Der &taot Sic.
apna, llno ee 1T bicrinit perprcntt burct ntt
AutorItdt osfcIbsn: 9aB Cs sefssiplpria Cein
ioLl CAP 6unoC Ucn iraGnb elmer Art in peu
Sren3en rieGer Start brrumIaufen, 3wiIcten
benz eriten Olai unp ertten October, In alien
unp 1sosm Sabre, an6cr ein FOLDER Smp 1T
gut 9Gltdert onrtb elnen autcn ltarfeu, pall,
erbaften unc itheren O1auItcrb bon giIeu:
crNtb, pelcbcr bas 9an5e Olaul ose Smpes
clnlhIieBsn nnc 70 itcbcr on9sIe9t 1ein Ioll,
eab psr 5uno oa0urb verbinoert miro su beis
Ben ooer 6u ibnappen. rr.as r.a.' 9m7
Atfh. 2. Jr9eno cine Drrion Die naeb Der
pntli5irun9 cicGCr Seroronun9 ouloet oper
eleIot, ooB fein ooer ibr 5unb, ple aeIast,
brnmIduft in ben 8ren3en Oct erCa9tm @5tapt
obne tple 9eiG9t cCritbCrt 3u fem, cine @tra.
Oon Uter baler II Uerpiret baben uuo
tcsablcn fol- az pen W1apor, bic Alpermcn IL.
6nr9cr Don Neaoin9, lpelcbe Qrboken lperpen
foil, Die ScbnIren inter bunoertS baIern aes
lcBli6 co0ettirt. meroeu. -........-'.'. .... -.
2lbitb. s, Die Geleft unb Common gcuns
ellis Der 9epatbten Stact, IolIen am 9ten cSu,
nj plefss Sabrss NIB in jebem folsqnocnSab.
re bel ben jdbrIihen 2Babten oer Councils
5pei cber mebr PGIouen anfellcn, eerel,
pficbt es Iein fol- aIle 6uupe bon irsenp ei.
ner Nrt, Die ite IN aeoGdter Stapt berumlau
fen furen anjubaltcn, 3u ttsten unb AZ Der.
9raben, auBer ite ituo, pie cbcn aeIaat oer(l:
tbert, uuo fir Die 70 9cleiitstsn Dienite beim
Anbalten 26rten mo 9er9raben zines jeoen
6unpre fcaen Die 70 9clpablten cper an9eltell.
ten ptrlonen jebe bic Sun,ne bon ei II c III
& baIer erbalten, Die wie anocre Hussateu
per 9ceabten Staot su be5ablen 1T.
Ntlt. A. Sebe pcrGon pclfe ole rpie se.
iaat an9eltelltcn Seamteu lei Der 2ustitnne
ibrer Oienite bncert cpcr felafiat. foil oil
@umme pcns rpansis sbalern per.
rpirfen mo be,ablcn, bic su erbsbsn 1tnp, nit
ShpIben inter bmcrt SbaIsrn sefeslid
tollSftirt peroell. 3sii1ag gai5uau1E -E
Qblh. 5. lille Srorbnunasn bic friibe,
paffrt ftnc, i'm ras 5erumlaufen Der 5unrt
III Der Stapt Neabins 5u perbuten, f1no I'M,
follsn bisrmit aaf9ebobsM fem. 2d N'1f slf@
5at 5n5einrid) S7ageiy Drsfbsut, g. 6.
adj su. Qepis 3riner, Dpfbsnt, 6. s.
attsitirt-Scbn :. Nsitmspsr, ,Sb. g. 6.
'..'' ..''' ,cSobn 2D. SDfcn, Cdr. ., 6.
Msatin9, SUM 6. l'' '.1 l'1' '"N ".s 3m.
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SSerbetr0fbcf.

-turct trn Gbrw. e. II. Dauli, am Ilten
Suni, 6crr Gtritian IBilbaucr nit Naib
SuIanna Weatbcr, tsibr Don Qantottrr 60.
-pur6 ben ebrn. Wsm. Dauli am soften
Olai, 5rrr 8ieboro Qupwia nit O1i6 Gtbcr
Ssm, bon mrbrepiac, -6r NbrabamSfctb;
drmel, bonn W1aibenerief. init O1i6 Wa9Oalr:
ia 6ctman, bon Nusccmtmaucr.
-purh cen gbrw. Sacob O1llIsr, am 1fcn
Suni, 6err Scbn 6cHrmap init OiiB W1aris
anne &ulcin teibe bon l(mitp.
-ourtb cen ebrp. 81 6erman, am 28fen
O1ai 6crr Nuou't gitcI nit 91i6 Nabtl
8abb, teioc non glIa6.
-curtb rem gbrw. 9 3 8 Sdarr, am 90.
fen Olai, Scrr Mcuten @tra6cr nit NJ1iE
W1aria Nban, bribr Ucn qSmpfcr.
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9 t a + b.

--am 4. Sunt in brIer @tapt. Carl O1.
Dearipm &aufmonn, i'm 42fen &etenejabrr
-am ndmlictru Toae, bier, an Der Waf:
ierlufbt, Qtrabam gtOlanp, 8afwirtb, i'm
liten $ebeneiabre.
DIN 2ten cicfce, in rieier @tabt, 8aIen.
tin Sarcn, im 54fen $etcnejabre.
-am 4. sunni, in ,6amturs, gaspar Brtn.
singer, ein NepcIutionsIolrat, i'm 90. Sabre
Gcincs Alters.
am q 2tpriL in 9lorO 6cioelters, 50.
fspb Sifcl i'm 22fcn $stensjabre.
-am &c. O1oi, in BluoIor, Gard Gcpbi:
q 8retb, 9ccbter BON Sobann 8rrtb, i'm Is.
ten >cbenejabrR.
Am 81. O1ai, in Union gauntp, eiTa,
betb, sCttrr pOn Bsnjamn WliIrr, etemals.
bon Seree gauntp, i'm 7tsn &ebcnsjabre.
ain IL. O1ai, in Baltimore 60, Marp
Iano, SreCn6urp 8osncu, ein Nepoluttons:
ioloat, i'm 94iten $etensjabrr.
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0elifate Rranfbetten.

&. Jeoer Fam fein eianer Doftor fein
burb Or. 8. s. &isulep's 6eilmitteI fur AZ.
ls bsitaten &rantbeitsn,. 1e m6een audi fem
wie fte molten, fann i'm Sebeimcn cine oclls
fom,nene Sur erlanst nno tepirtt perpeu-
obne Sinperni6 oes Seft6afts ooer gntbalts
famfsit i'm eTen ober srinfen, neil bei Der
mect5in Scrfebrifen in beutlt uno ensli.
fher Spracbe ftnc, Die Iaee 70 beutlid anacs
ben werosn, ipis man lh tsbanbeln unt tbun
foa. 70 oaB man in fur5er 3eit oclltcmmsu
pieoer berseitellt fein wiro.
l1 Jobn :. Kienley, q. 8.
6anpt. Office lei u. pnmelle, @do 6te Ctr.
Steapins, 8erts gtp, spa.
SUM- G. l848 b.
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Nrllblin0s< unD SDnrmerz
alra aGetDer. @

KfrEsSD 1Bir lsnfsn bic 2(ufnsrramfsit unfts
ges~~SH9 rsr qcfcr ouf ZEN itbr 9robsh Eprratb
pOn SrhblinSss uno 5emm ersKtriecru,
wsIbsr jest aus9sIe9t miro am BroGen klei>
orrttobr 10. CO, Oitz0snnltrass, 3 SBiren
oberbolb @}cr9e Ssctsr'S Stcbr, bsfftbtnb aus
E6fen fit ISL BIG 8; Soien fir SO @sntS
bi6 $5; IOeitcn fir so @sntSl bis ga. Cine
Sefibt9un9 oeS aue9eoebntsn 8orratb6 wiro
ben 5,pefslDaftsitsn itberseu9en, oa6 go, 62
Der Was 1T Stsiosr ju faufsn. 1,' 's ''.".7 81
Sum- 6. lS4S. q. b..
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Smff crbotfe,t,

I'm Sbtlo gum uGolonen gei(fsn."
6OOo pfO. bett ROTH Scbaebsr 3u ID bisl7g.
5000 eiben seserbt =" 90 bic % "
1000 " O1sBber I" 20 bic % "
1000 pferoeeelhirr " 90 bic 22 "
5000 " @huborabt IN so CT. pae Yfc
500 Sebnbnasel III 10 ct. Die Ont
20 Sulhel Gebutpess 5u CT. bic Quart.
1000 spafe Sattlrr5wefen bis 10 g.o.D
an $40. %, msillittss W1arft 9ieref, De,
8erfs uno SbnpItia Sournal 9ru6erei se
ssnltsr. 8raae nab geber'e geoerftobr
Ncabina sunni 3. 6gR.
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Gur3e neterliht Der WIdrfte.
pbiIabsIpbio, SUM ID. IS

DicbmarPt. - SIN Ntarfts marsn $50
ShladtOhien, NIT @inihIus pen.. 24O. bic
noh 9tsu Vorf 9in9sn; II o Stibs unb &dl6sr,
$40 Sbmeine unb 1850 Ghaaft as .'.''--I
prefe. blabtcCbfsn 500 bic 81, bic 100
Nfuno. Wtlhfibe bratbten Sl8 bio $32
Sprin0sr SSl5 bis $26; trodns Ribe So Biz
$l5. Shmene murren pcrfouft iu s4 bis Al
be 100 NfHno. Sbaafs wurSsn ~ $l4 bia
q, oas Stii6, perfauft. 5a"a3s63t| .
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0efmcbt ,perben.

400 ODER 500 sbalsr msrssn su Iebnsn
ssfubt mofdr Wcrtsdtfb auf Iisssness eissns
tbum ODER Sirsfbaft als Sitsrbsit ssssbsn
lpsrpsn fam. SIR bas Vdbsre frass mon talb
an bieisr Druferei.
Sun I3. bp.
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W. y. QOber's
BroBperFouF
getiten' nno Sttefelb(6 It c
S a b t. / II .. 29.
QBelflibsS Olarfts0iersd,

CWtlo sum WolCneh Netiten.
QBo ct fort,pdbrsnp qsifen uno Stiefels
bl6fe BON ben neueiten unb bCliebtetsu Stp.
len auf 6anc bait ober auf 8efenuna Der.
fsrtlst pel6e Dsrltbcrt peroen befriebiseno
5u Iein. ..1.s1
Ille 8eteIunaeu weroen prompt bsIorst,
auf bic fOr3elte Olahriebt.
Gin iiteraisr Itsus miro Senjenisem ers
laubt Die ipieber perfaufeu. a.a-mg
Alte seiitcn rperoen in better 01ianier repas
rlrt, auf Die tirBeite 01adriebt, am altcn
9tan0, Der Serfs uno @ebupItia Sourual
Orufsret a'ssniber, ciui9s 9bdreu oSabalt
Der 4ten Stya6e.
Geac,ns, sunni Is 6Nl.
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Gfue QiGe

>. z Der 8roBs un6 &leinbdnoler
sSn ousmdrtiasn unb snbsimifben Saufmaii5s
9itsrn, sintsridtst ourb psn S6deer Der psrs
ibsbsn SaunIbipS uno Stdbs in Ssrf6@auns
IN, fir baS Tabr S4S
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sarn srobt ein Iufitano Der Sfaprn aeaeu
Die Ulasparen aIe8ltre6sn.

Seinabe Scuer. Gsifsrn Worasn u,n
II ubr mar bab Dab Der alien fatbolifbsnSir
be eurd) Sunfsn pon elmer qcfcmctipe in Sranb
9sratben, ,puroe aGer balo rpieeer aelffbt.'H 'HEl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-02-11

The name Of one of the Rochester IN.
y "City Fathers" was lately registered
on the book of a hotel at Auburn, his res
idencS being given as Rochester" and
his destination, Estates Prison."
Two drafts, one for 100000 and the
othes for 100000, were presented to
Sub-Treasurer Bouck, on saturday, and
he was forced to pay in Treasury notes.
There are 81 100000 in the National
Treasury.
An early augmentation of the British
army is expected. The existing military
and naval force of Great Britain costs
$50, 100000 per year.
The imports of domestics from the
port of New York in l647, were 81 ,9l7,
bales, against 1905 in 1916 and22, 323
in lS45.
Randall Hutchinson has embezzled 20,
600 of the funds Of U. S. Mint, Philadel-
phia.
| The Cincinnati Atlas thiuks that Mr..
Corwin is the first choice of the Wings
of Ohio for president and Henry Clay
the second.
|
Puebla that Alvarez was near that place
with $4,000 Mexicans.
A man in New York is exhibiting
the snake that killed DR.. Wainwright
What next
1t is now thought that the Fremont
trial will cost $3.50 900.
1owA.-The Iowa Legislature have
adjourned. No choice of Z. S. Sen
ators or Supreme Judges was effected
and little important business of any
kind was transacted. A new Legs
lature is to be chosen next Au5 ust.
An exchange paper ikens the wis
dom Of the United States, in spend
ing one hundred millions of dollars t.
get three millions, to that of the farm
er, who burnt his own barn, by set
ting fire to a hornets nest under tn,
caves.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-02-11
A VERY DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.

A VERY DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.
The new U. 5. coinage has receiv-
ed sad dishonor in a new and most
dangerous mode of counterfeiting. 1t
IS piece of silver encaSed in gold.
The work is done so perfectly that
neither bv the look, the weight, the
sound, nor the application OF acids, can
the fraud be discovered. 1t can only
b. ascertained by cutting into the piece
in n manner which spoilS II for circu-
lation. We have seen quarter eagle
which had been cut in two, revealing
the cheat fully, but at the mint they
were unable even with a microscope
10 discern the least defect III lis APP
pearance. 1t seems, in fact that these
pieces must have been stamped in
some one of the mints. The quarter
eagle contains gold 10 the value of 81,
% and silver TO the value of 10 cents.
so that the profit of knavery is about
I,25 cents each piece.
This discovery will throw such dis
credit on the gold coins sc of the u
nited States that the hopes of the pol
iticians who desire that gold should
supersede bank notes, will be entirely
frustrated. While such suspicious
hang over them they will be good
neither for circulation or boarding.
II the discovery should stop the coin
age of British sovereigns into Ameri-
can eagles, it will be we'll, for this, as
we have before stated, is done at a
loss of one per cent, besides the ex-
pcuse. That Is, q thousand dollars
worth Of sovereigns are,after passing
through. the American mint, worth |
only $500. There is this painful mat
ter about this discovery also, that il is |
impossible 10 see how these pieces |
could have been stamped anywhere |
bat in the mint, and il Is very easy 10 /
sc how they could have been stamp /
cd there. The men who performed /
The stamping returned back as much /
gold rs they received This is proof
ut their honesty. But these pieces (
arr as good aS pure metal for this pur
pose n. \. Jour. Of Commerce.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-02-11
HE TRIBUMEo
MINERAL POINT,
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY, IL 1913.
By TELEGRAPH TO MILWAUKEE.

By TELEGRAPH TO MILWAUKEE.
Southern mail brought but little ad-
A messenger has arrived a: New
Orleans from Mexico with dispatches.
1t is supposed he bears an offer OF
peace. Mr.. Trist has not yet returned
Gen. Taylor has reported himself for
orders at Baton Rouge.
Here is copy of Santa Annals pass
as sent to Congress
By THE PRESIDENT :-PRIvATE
AND CONFIDENTIAL. United States
Navy Department, May 18th 1916
Comodore, if Santa Anna endeavors
TO enter the Mexican ports, you will
allow him to pass freely. Respectful
" yours, GEORGE BANCROFT.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-02-11

The PEOPLE OF EuRoPE.-Listen
to this account of the coalition OF the
French people, furnished by one OF
their journals. the TEFoRME.-Out OF
a population of about 33, 100000 there
are now 100000 persons clothed in
rags 20,OOO,O 900 who never wear
shoes; lS,OOO,SO0 who never eat
wheaton bread 27,OOO,OO0 who can
not get wine to drink--not drugged,
as here 81 900, 600 to afford sugar ;
81, 100000 forced to abstain from the
use Of meat
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-02-11
From the Chronotvpe.
country

| TELEGRAPHIC NEws.-From Santa Fe advices
10 days later inform US that the Legislature have
authorized the election of delegates consider the
subject OF annexation of New Mexico to the United
States The military ar, sickly; 60 deaths have
occurred since leaving the State.
The Postmaster General has decided that letters
10 officers soldiers and sailors, engaged in the war
with Mes+co, go free under the law of Con
gress passed at the last session.
During the late famine in Ireland lis 92o per-
sons died Of starvation! 1t needs Cassandru
TO prophecy yet more dismal future. 1t has been
said in Parlimen, that 1000, 600 of Irish VII need
relief this winter.
There are over 5000, 600 saamen in the world.
and 500 600 of them are engaged in American and
British Ports-2OO 600 exclusively in the United
States.
| Mr.. f. B. White, of New Hampshire, has in
vented new cannon, which has six borcs and six
vent holes, so that it be fred that number of
times, without once stopping TO load.
Dtiesbach drew a splinter from the foot of the
elephant Columbus, after the late FRAY and the
BILE beast is now very friendly to the lion tanner al
though formerly he often tried to kill him.
Daniel Webster and Henry Clay are engaged as
opposing council. in the which is TO
in the Supreme Court, Washington, on the l0th o.
next month.
burglar in South Boston recently foiled in
his attempt by the crying of child. He should
have " called to the nurse, and bid her still it,"
Il is rurnOred that the editor of the Albany Argus
Edwin Crosswel, is to DO appointed minister to
Russia
The Washington Irving brought 226 immi grants
to this port Tuesday. died the passage,
and 20, sick, are a; Deer Island.
\ Wing Mayor of Pittsburg has been elected by
SO majority; Wing Mayor Of Allegheny by los
majority,
On Monday morning in New York. fire broke
out in the dry goods store of Swan, Stone & Co.
The damage by is estimated at SIS 600.
Messrs. Wightman and Vaughan, of Fast Green
wich, Mass, have invented an improved rock-drill
ing Machine.
J. Z. Dow, Esq of Washington. has invented
new army tent said 10 be great improvement on |
the in use.
The Troy Budget says it is 50 cold in Troy, that
the snow squeaks like newTeir of oow-hide boots. /
It Is probably frost-bitten and tender.
The steamers Jewess and Walcott, and also two .
were burnt up at Baltimore on Tuesday
night.
The Sons and daughters of temperance aro TO
give a grand festival ia Worcester, next Wedues-
lay evening, at the Upper Town Hall.
The Northern Exchange Bank, New York. has
allied.
Ex-mayor M-AlFin, OF Mobile, Is raising com
'any Of troops for the war
ItaPPesrs by the late census of Egypt. that the
population Of lat country Is more than 5000,
100.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-02-11

IHE SLIDING SCALE AGAIN-POLK
TARIFF.-The accounts by the Cal
edonia show what John Bull meant
when he humbugged Brother John
athan into Mr.. Folks Tariff of 1916;
for, remarks the Pittsburgh CONNER
cIal Journal, it is worthy Of note that
the British Government have given
notice that the sliding scale of duties
on corn and Flour will be resumed on
the 1st of March next. Flour will
then become subject to a duty of 60
cents toSl "A per barrel.
1t was made the cardinal merit of
our BRTTIsH TARIFF of 1885," both
by Mr.. Polk and Mr.. Walker, Sec
rotary of the Treasury, that in his o.
pinion it had made British Ports free
10 American grain and -four. We
have been allowed to hear little else
than the boast of the Democratic Ad-
ADMINISTRATION, and newspapers that
the defeat of the restrictive system"
(the destruction of the Wing Tariff of
1912 had opened TO US the markets
Of Britain, free of all duty worthy the
name.
And now what do we see already
Before the close of 1917, before the
expiration of the very month III which
The boasts were repeated, the British
Government give notice that a duty
will be imposed on American Flour Of
90 cents to 81 "A per barrel 1t is a
BRIrisu TARIFF indeed, that of 1916
which surrenders every thing 10 Brit
ain and yet exposes our agricultural
exports to heavy duty.
What have we gained by surrend-
cring protection!
Just this "a lapse of the duties on
our corn and flour for few onths.
then closing of the British ports a
gainst our field productions.
The British Tariff of Il $40 is already
developing its legitimate results in the
first months, during which FAMINE
has ceased to work in its favor
( Cleveland Herald.