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Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
0BITU fRY

DIro, On Wednesday the BID of August, about
: o'clock, Of eanrrslNr lyyet, amer short sick
hes OF two dais, MAN JAsI. wife uf William +.
Holman, observer county IN lls 25lh year OF her
age: daughter ai Jo,eph Stuart u llempstead
county,
Al this place, on Friday. the lsl inst, lz.n5Gg
NJ, lnlaui child Of 4 V Calins
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
GROCERIES, Wllsss fN0 LIQUORS,

GROCERIES bd osgiu uoa..s
anlk
lar u lweF enrkc
walnut
aad au
star 4#Hili uu= =taHs w
u1M
n alaa8
rufs fe
IHsal uniH
champaign b ksg miobo L., 3aod wns aaa
rsHrrt H.. f4,&c
o. brands baxI
saaaltn and
mu.a aHdaa Be tsaH
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
Office.

M the dsY Of TIM Presidential r'seii1a=-ihf
II iri MONDAY aI November, 4 y lsfs=ibrrr
all b. held puh.c mealna Of the citizens OF
ilempaead. Al Nasbusl4n. iaf the purpose Of Ia
slruuiinF ON HfHihrr ui tie tanrIs rnihIy, on
dtrls uui Fafaus suhsels al Stale legislation -
The good eIiIIeus, II Is hoped WiiI come one. como
al. A FARMER
Mh.hInrlan. sen. G. lsis.ss.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
NOTICE

III h.tS Of administration on Tie stt,i. Of
u John W. lsmuy, deed. having bssu pant.
20 iodhe uqar5sIgngd, bearing date Igih Jane.
ia i.' lh'i'.Hr u.i prrs5as having claims against
'iia r'laie, nfr required 10 rh.hi ibe same 10 tho
atmintiir'nf properly authenticated. wIihia onr
year rom lhe daie OF ha letters, or they may b.
pferiud'i ifom any benefit in said stiatc. ana #
nH ssHb'Ird Within tHg years. may D. ioefer
bsu'd
HENRY ~ LEuAY. Admir-
Lafayette county luuc 90. lsls-1s.ft
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
nsaV sAS,a' lN w zDSZs

frllE pliutrrs Of the South.Wea nre rrsprcl.
mlIy mipmrd That ltr mlnuiirtnrc Of Gins.
has brpu recently rummrHe q, aud BE- now iu ulI
uperalion. at CoIIiusiurf, iips.iar Parish. la,
II dpisped iju lhIs establishment shall br
permanent. and ibr proprietor Ho. u.iH pilronu1",
under the pledge of IuuslnHg 90 auigid sup.uur
10 any nov n Jsr.
Ibr palfcuagr and rcwad OF industry i- ever
ID prapu.iiaH tn iAr utility ni is products Pfuhl
the nfst odecl in al emgpHsr' uud TO sacuir
hs object, sHperi1f skII, mltsn's aud uurn.
un lfr required In aurw rHlb.Ishmrui, that
v1rlJ comprrl successfully with the Of luu-
standing aud IoPu.ar
No pains or expense hns been sptrd 10 arcufa
these advantage lugruus, fki''u workman,
the bet material, and the most approved patterns
ATE employed, aud ihr proprietor drrgHs iIni iHr
frpntuti1n Of his establishment ffil hH drirfn'n.
I'd and sustaIurd by tho superior quality u bis
yns. They GiII b. Iumished q, puI,Ht-ris ai tHr
mnst convenient points an lhc iNsr above of De-.
1s hr al, upon terms us asouub.r and nc.
rouimHd sting, as can be- bod 90 nuy establishment
OF the kind ia the country The m"st careful and
prompt .trnlo a. br given 10 the repairing OF
rins. aud 10 all oids' Jn thai lrur Of business
JOIN + COLLINS,
Pincyillo Bossg PARISH la.
Asa Thomps5nb my fully empowered agent
Ia sell. contract, and dispose of my un-.t1nds 30"
being manufactured at Cu.linahnfs. Az engage
meuls ofhs, will bo strictly filled 90 such terms a.
he may arrange for ,..,....
Collin burg H5~0rr parnh Ia, July 20 1872
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
Nrw Nnak Aug. q S r


The report ol the allaifs IN I6cland are
pfhd4lsmg grHm ekciIrmenl The Tn
bunes secrrl correspondent must hatH
nad za.ur luuIdatau Tor his tepou, bm
L. L. li-h ea. .lH-up iz - Stringent
1lis isiuf- dniad Duulu. August ., aud
LAY, tial QUO troops. under MyDona. ,
aud MuGpguG uied lo lnaee pa.- al
the inu.mlatn, uf >igiNauau. seven mlie-
on the south tbl.. Iu. iu-urgcut, mg,
ticm Jal lhe uosp, urcd, Tho lrtbigit
ilut ul iugi, i9ecs aud The trr pass j over
lipm Ihe lu-h thgu charged uplu in
lfolps, Wui.r unolhrl iuiccnul Jhy iouuer
ul,acagls ne iUIer 40 TIC rear anl cut
Them up tremendously
sily,aluii . &, y .nuii,d With pro-
,!,lois ssd au.muuitiuu. aud seventeen
unlc- %. circumference, three mlu- lrum
iI- Ua-c 20 us sulnunN aup suuuujgd 10y
bJgs.
All Amcn,au pockets aHyiug ut lAvcr.
pool Boc 3 aTgAud by the police lol Inv
iu.h brigade aud auurd tgmIathll r- 90,
the toihvIrEitl,l-.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
NnIIcc.

COUNTY or HEHPSTEAD. srr--Alib,
\ Iuy lgm ol ths Probate cont Of litmp'ira,
county, Arkansas, s d les, iic following I'D
nu's ration anl guaFaian accounts eufrfut, wrs
hei 'ar aroonfrnalion a ilr ueal Oalgbrt tenn 81
drlBri hl
llaS soHre-, ala'r .,e Of Jams. Aa,
frHN., drrI
51mt. IS Finley, ain'f r iai, Of a N oat-
..y a..d
MNrH7t.am, a4n'f oi4is Of James N
raHsg,, trsd
Margaret Mrnml'd. alu,a r,lsis O.! Samas
Motion 10. decd
Wm t,gllfr. ruarTu of w. G. Bg1,y,
ssmf fII a. NraIgy
s MsuhL u liafrY
Su., john a nn rr
aSaH., muUfAr.r 0f David.
sou nrdsy. j5rd
lira.al ~ Smith" Eliza T4rI.y.
so p.arn HIrr,ied 100 iir gti.rm tai
'aiaa, ra'i.I 90 como forward. bui Go ey.
rrnunu i9rlIl 1oeaa's. .f ans ibey hsva. 90 oi
h.lbr ths aer0nIlay oi our aaAl Probate count, ni
i souH Y D. uu.Irn n iHr ruGf, l.u.r, Boo ibH
county Aforesaid ol ihs second Monlry OF uci1.
lrr. a. y Isis. rf tbsy ptl hc iortgt t4md
'.u syrsPiing 60 such acroinu, of amy TEN
ih#ra'
rrer 8. e. SANDERS, cItk
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
nEnGS ANl.lIGnIoIaEG.


and Hb ~. apeu hb ls si % a baone eopn. alum salf, bo
food. AID finsFa-hs liLfars;
r p k, d m Land nllff
t padu; 'iu suG palHs
ra., Ba- auuda 0ia Btl r, l,pAu
PspI-fuHt sandyn
Preston 1h, Mal,1roh
agrceay -1l acg NADER h1 i
Wliua rgi
WASHINGTON JrLY, %. Ihls.30tt
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
NEW GOODS

I'Ir .alcthsu bs~i.av,io Inform ii.ei- ffsns.
. I iiHr public gru-m'iy thai they bsrersesissd
.l-.f md vel secled stock Of goods. suited for
the market, whirh ihsy ore dflenninrd 10 sell al
ihc vefy luaull lrts W casa. o. 10 puneiuai deal
tu an credit
GEo. W. GREEN ( BROTHER.
Washington, June % 1855 .29.3m
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06

A NovEL SEtrLEMENr-Ihc jura
and Schenectady Railroad Company have
settled with ! Il. Howard, E-qr OF fcll r
Mills, n. Y, Tor the death oi hIs son, Ait'
ed by collision OF thc cars, in May last
The President OF the company proposed
to pay all the incidental expenses attend
ing the accident, including thcp physician
bill, coffin, sending the remains home, @e'
and two thousand TWO hundred dollars be-
sides This offer was promptly accepted
and the money promptly paid over TO Mf
Howard
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
NNFlLH.

SIFl NTilEREAN, maa.y per.
49, VI sons hbye b,rn 100 Che
Erf a-gNf J huLit of ru..ug ai my shop,
NLN ~ having work d1ar, snd buy.
VI salsS iug Jrwc'ry. s.y.ur obey $3.50
&fNN Pay 10 a Few a'y'i ',H .,., B., (,
um ur baak terpnfi keep ua accoluisi ry mam.
omnIum bl.s n Ig.i, nor ls wish iaoIru au9ih.
rf lf Buy .atl rH.iomru, OF ! fud, by cod tN-
prf,nec. ihrir names 'vaI not ply ul drbia or
aupprI my business Furthermore, ii my asftcgs
ore ussord, Of raurs eSprgl the money n To-
torn. s FuDr,uil payment makes puurlnaI me.
'lan.Ha, md r. those who have not ibe muncy
but rRpreiio ray ina iow dly', afc reqeslcd to
pu.s lg, t'. 20 more convenient aoasU1. l'1 make
long story a.1H ! must DO o. GOSH business. or
go wHara can asi b1r.l p $50 uHd more thuuka
nf my llbaf
RS have yeJy u.7 foflai of watch na.
terlals Of ryrry DESCRIPTION. which Enables mr. us
u.uaI to rssrnia g'ih dsspl'ch, 90 ul1 Of watch
rmHHg; u.so spectacle g. .tfsra. suited 20 no orra
,nd Cited iu irinra at shuu Iui..c; o. smlIl iot of
iG,r0ty always on hand, aud Tor ulr chrnp iof
ua.h CNutiE.
wuhIn.'sa, July l2.lf's .9l.9m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
nOoAs & STATIONARY.

Lf5 pic s. Dictionary snts gsosgPay and anss Mitchell.
mum mum @ & faasi aests tad in, t Iseg eitas uat
e z' aaEaf l &e "e al blue white a anti
ruled 9 ao1s aud French letter 1d
of 1alrrt
~ - --- --I ---- w.-- -.--a- ea-- el-h
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
Notice.

The pru'u who borrowed, or took from inv
Office. without leave, large copy on lysL.fs,s
dictionary. will obIigs me by returning ID. snd
paying luf lhla nui.ac.
. 6 b RoYsToN.
July ii,b, 1915
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06

On the "a iu-iahi Nc Polk, n aus"yi
to a cali made upon Inn, transmitted q
message 10 Gougf,ss, ifom winch We Ian.
that, arcordmg 10 the best information,
the numhorui Indians in Orsonis 2j,3O5'
~ California III $50. aud ~ NHw Mexico
3l,yUO-total number ~! Indians IA 'h-
three territories 12.l3H,
fhc Secretary ol War thiuks that iur
the protection OF Oregon three or four
military posts viii be- required, to be gar
rissoncd with one hundred men, conslst-
ing oi four companies Of cavalry two ol
mulltry aud four OF infantry. For the
defence OF California, posts Will be cslab.
ishcd at san Diego, Monterey Sau
Fnnsisco, Pueblo de .o- Angolo. aud
Sen LUIS del Rcy, five in all, ani, Ia ad.
dllion to these, two on the frontier along
the ella river, provided 1t slmll be uscur'
tanned that the route OF the CHA is the
most direct aud practicable for the iuus'
port OF troops, stores, and amunlnons.-
The iorce for these posts Is 500 men, To
consist OF six companies oi dragons. Two
or three OF artillery, and the remainder
infantry.
In New Mexico there will be garn-ons
at Santa Fc, Albuquerque, aud Sccrro'
in addition to which another will br tee
quired on the east SIDE OF the Rio Gmnde,
opposite TO III paso for these tour post,
1900 men will be necessary For the
defence OF the frontier OF TcAa-, aloug the
lower Rio Grandt, It Is supposed l,ouu
will be required, distributed III garn,on-
at suitable points along the river The
whole force to be disposed at these va
arious stations will be about 1000 men
or hny lull companies OF pnyatcs, The
establishment oi three or four posts along
the route to Oregon aud New Mexico is
also suggosled.-LoaiSr'tc JOa'naL
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
NcW Tntern in FnItnn-

{ AflNG rented the well known UNION
- lloFBls am now prepared to rsesiyo
borrdeu Or accommodate ifavtlefs on rsn.,r.i,,
terms Ny stable IS well provided wah com sai
fodder aud every attention shall be- paid ,o,t.
tem.ofia uud wants Of ihose vile favor ee .i,t,
their patronage
Fulton o1 ~. l-l7i1W '''.'|
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06

Nt,utBG OWCr WaaiNgroS, AHE
AngAl iuih. isls
IL NV alsshcr, smoa Z. SANDER. E-l. will
| -tieul t. liie dlius Of iha office.
D.T WIl'IER, Receiver
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE residence in iho town Of
% ~ Washington, withall thc necessary ont build
Iuss, will be sold low, Tor particulars Inquire nt
ths uhrr.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06

,toPFAT's VEGETABLE LIFEPtLLs
AND PHGHIX DGTTEH5
IN DOZEN iusl received md lor sqlc az The
| " Drug store of ,,..,
Navel 1878 ~
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
lDl.s lTla 8 9LAssW sWA8IG.

aks aias
.zz IN saaia e szai "n @ aa'd taalzsi PLAIN as Hm,e table
Aia rga dee a sauo'' Ei dts
tlkiaHHf btl,s hall . asss
ssse de do
assatsl
tuursi
nuss k asaalaaai boa
mikh
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
II. uar;.an,

Merchant, Tailor, and Cloihleri
HAS II.sJ received gu ssesllsol assortment Of
II rIslhs. Gzzs.nsr,s, NfzIIlss etc. winch be b.
ui.y prpafsa Ia make up .ala garments, Il SUIT
iaf lasi-s o. s friends aud aHaialrrr. GA tie sar,
ssl notice. and on teuus esifsmsly liberal H.
Naaid hulief niom h.s ifItHds, ard the nHlIif.
that atj HaIuz tie above sslHb silmrui. l. Ia.
ilird up "a exceedingly tasteful concern iaf lhr
pupo,s Of fsaaIag tie iasaId man WilH the
HhpIcrsi
HRlNpIEN. MINEN. LIQroRN.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
NV GOODS! NEW G00DS!!
BENJAMIN |. BRlTTIN.
WA "a sis saNsrvz aa. y N sS N sssa
IL teFi Of W. ~ ' ~
Dry -Soods' Hardware Clothing, Groceries Queensvarf
Glassware, Esoots shoes, Hats taps, &c.. sc.

he ot to sell at Whooae Retail accommodating Terms Country
a0 respectfully invited to e and las stock aud pqcs Ills slaab
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-06
RRlNplES. WIVES. LIQroRs.
LIVERY srAEslE

M X ts
| WILL syi my cotton plantation stulis n
! tlr county ~ Lafayette. wet side Of Rcd RN,
rf. iosrtbgr - Ili one luaitrd aochmatci .iayrs
The ,iork oi.tvtry denomination. CONSISTING Of
mulrs. hors,s, cattle, sheep aud hass farming
ntrhsls, hou,rh4i aud ktcaru iuinhurs. A
rrrdi Of aus 90 l5u yyin may be- Effected, with
Htrfrsi ifam date.
WILLIAM WYNN.
Nurrsi alB $3.50
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

From MoNTEREy.-The Gazette of the
18th furnishes the following items Of news:
The health of the troops continue good. A
battalion of the I'd U. S. Dragons arrived at
Monterey on the 18th inst. from Monclova.-
Senior Paras the Mexican Governor of Nuevo
Leon, was soiourning in the city on the 9th.
The following extract is from letter in the
Gazette of the 18th, from correspondent at
Malapil, dated LIST April:
Maj. Lane and Capt Lewis have just return
ed from distant scouts. The former from q
five days journey on the San Luis road, and
the latter TO within one days march of Zacate-
cas-. Capt. Lewis intended going to Zacatecas,
and trying what kind of stuff the greasers of
that city were made of, but met an express
bearing an armistice, which left him no object
for his visit, and he returned in consequence
Maj. Lanes scout on the San Luis road was
marked by no incident of particular importance.
A detachment of Rangers leaves to-day for San
Conception, to remain permanently there
while we are in these parts. Some of our men
have been down with the measles and small.
pox, but, upon the whole, our healthis remark
bly, good.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

ErThe Wings Ofsmithcounty, Tennessee, have
instructed their delegates TO the district convention
to vote for delegate TO the National Convention who
is in favor of the nomination OF Gen. TAYLOR.
Smith county is one of the largest counties in the
State. and her Wings just the truest Wings in the
Union We know all about them, for, as our lamen-
ted friend McNall used TO say, we once measured
''yard wide tape1 in them diggings The Wing ma
jority in old Smith ranges from somewhere about
wenty-seven hundred clear away up into the thirty
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10.

arThe interesting and important news from Eu-
rope, and the equally important intelligence from
Mexico issued by us in an extra on yesterday NOR
ming, will be found in our columns this morning
We have also been able to procure the PicdyHas O
the 4th from which wecopy additional highly impor
tam and interesting intelligence from the City of Mex
ico from Queretaro and the particulars of the battle
between the American forces under Gen. Price anc
the Mexicans under Governor Frias, at Santa Cruz
The letters OF the correspondent of the Pcayune vii
be read with interest
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

a1rThe steamer Telegraph, the crack packet be-
tween Louisville and Pitsburg, bursed the side pipe
of one of her engines tuesday evening just as she
was leaving the former place. bnt fortunately one
was injured We believe this boat has scarcely made
trip without meeting with some accident, and we
shall not be surprised to hear of her blowing up
fthese days and killing dozens other and
crews eas r-e.r- F
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

BORDER DIFFICULTIES may have another
Arostook difficulty in the Northwest, for the Iowa
Gazette complains that the Hudson Bay Company
is making encroachments upon that State. The ar
cle asserts that the company has formed settlements
and erected posts thirty miles within the borders Of
Iowa. and demands that the United States shall dis
possess the ntruders. The fifty -four-forties' may
in a short time have new opportunities for de-
claring clear and indisputable title to terrific
~, which they may afterwards relinqush Just a:
easv'
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

91rWe learn from the New Orleans Picayune OF
the 5th, that hundred and eighteen thousand dollars
only subscribed in Mobile to the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company, the first day of opening the
books. 1t principally in small sums The pa
pers seem to have little hope of obtaining the requi
site subscription unless the large holders OF real
tate come forward with more hberality. One insu-
rance company took $4,000 in the stock.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

arLouisville was visited Wednesday last by
an almost endless quantity of small, white-winged
insects The Courier says the atmosphere so
perfectly loaded with them that when their white
wings were spread, many persons thought we had q
fall of snow The sidewalks, cutters, fronts Of
houses &c, were literally covered with these in
eects
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18
Verona has been captured by the Piedmon-
teese.
The Austrians defeated $4,000 venetians, at
Monte Bello.
The King of Naples has proclaimed against
the Austrians.
Liverpool Markets.

Cotton remains unchanged. Sales for the week
amounted to "a 450 bales In provisions fair amount
of business has been done in bacon at steady rates
Beefand Pork are steady and in fair demand at iuli
quotations, and although supplies are good, and the
markets well supplied good hams have ready sales at
sitter prices other qualities slow sale at previous
rates. Bladder lard is dull but in fine kegs and bar
rels is in demand at full prices.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

HEAVY SWELL IN THE OHIo.--The Louisville
Courier of Thursday says: I'VE learn by boats down
yesterday that the river is rising all the way from
Pittsburgh to this city. The tributaries and all the
small streams between Cincinnati and Wheeling are
putting out full, and heavy rains had fallen at
nearly every point with in the past few days.
booming big river may there fore be expected at this
point in day or two Boats fmedium class now
ascend the falls without difficulty.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

TROUBLE IN CANADA--The New York Tribune
learns from gentleman who left Montrealon Mon
day week that meeting of the friends and adherents
of Mr. Papneau was be held there at O'Clock that
evening, to congratulate the French on their success
in overthrowing the monarchy and establishing re-
publicanisn The authorities had forbidden the
meeting and the guards all the posts were doubled
in expectation of trouble If this be true we ma,
have results something like that which attended tn
suppression of Reform Banquets in Paris.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

WING NATIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-W learn from the
Philadelphia North American that the committees
charged with the preparations for the now rapidly APP
preaching National Convention have secured the up
per saloon of the Chinese Museum for its sittings.
The lower floor will be devoted exclusively to the
delegates and the extensive galleries 10 spectators
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

CANADA.-A London letter to the New York
Courier says:
"In the midst of all these changes and over
turnings. people begin to ask, 'sHow long will
Canada be contented under the rule of Great
BritainP' Should she revolt and establish her
own independence, the West Indies, who have
every cause fer discomfort, with the ruling pow
ers at home, whether wing or tory,) will mot
be long in following successful example,
Amid the destruction ofthrones in Europe, the
fall of the colonial power of this country would
not occasion much surprise. This subject is
freely discussed at the clubs, and among the
merchants"
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

UNION MAGAzINE.-We notice that several of our
contemporaries speak in high praise of the May num-
Der of this valuable magazine We have had occa-
sion oursef this, to say word in its favor and in
praise of the iberaIty of its publisher, and
mend it to our readers every way deserving pat
ronage; and we would be glad to have the opportu-
nifty again Will the publisher be so kind as to send
us a COMPLAINING complied with his request to pub
lish his terms, &c, believe ourself entitled to
copy but suppose either overlooked, or that
ifsent has miscarried which is not at all unlikely
in the present deranged state of the mails.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

MARRlED.-0n 18th inst, in Scott Town
ship, yanderburg County, BY Rev Mr.. Hens
ley, Mr.. WILLIAM T. IGLBHART, Of Warrick
County, Ia, to Miss MARY, daughter of John
Ingle, Esq, of Scott Township.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18
A correspondent of the New York Recorder.

A correspondent of the New York Recorder,
says:
A strong party in favor of reform in church
and state had existed in Hamburg for some
time, and the recent events have excited it to
increased activity. A formal demand for the
removal of civil and religious grievances has at
length been laid before the Senate, and the
Senate has yielded. On the 18th of March,
nine hundred citizens holding property in
houses assembled to hear aseries of PROPOSITIONS
which the Senate were determined to make
The propositions were agreed TO unanimously.
and State, and an express acknowledgment of
freedom, not only political, but also for reli-
gious associations.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

NrThe Evansville Journal which, for the past year,
has been published tri-weekly, is issued daily
The Journal is good paper and wish iIs proprie-
tors NAV be abundanty rewarded for their labors in
the Wing cause by the public.-Crapford Count.
Wing.
Thankee We wish so too
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18

WAR IN EuRoPE.-The London Times of late
date says: 1--WE have placed any confidence in
the duration ofContnental peace since the occurrence
of the great CONFUSION ofast month, but this decar
alton and movement on the part ofSavoy is the first
irretrieveable step to hostilitiesn
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-18
ARRIVAL FROM MoNRovIA.

NEW YORK, Mays
The brig Coxes has arrived from Monrovia, which
place she left on the 22d March Shehas been absent
two years without loosing man. The American
vessels jamestown and Porpoise, were in port, Off
GERS and srew hearty