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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-07
BELVIDERE BOULEVAR!
MAGNOLIA GOSSO 1IER!!
TABLE De HOTO!!i.Z
EEGALaVC EzEsEAU1g Ant SALOON!!!

81 e 1.-THE Hosr, in making his IN
<<55g Z: humble bow again to his nu- f gN&N
a-AaI----@i-1i merous patrons and all epi-O ~
cures, wishing them swimming prosperity, and de-
lightlul and agreeable health-and at last their
ting sun NAV dazzle in brliancy and magnihcence
all that their fancy, fairy golden dreams may i'm
ngine-would respectfully remind tbCm that he has
divulCed from the private shades of opulance and
afTuence and opened on the corner of VINE ard
FIRST STREETS genuine Belvidere Boulevar, Mag
nolia Gossomer Table de Hoto Regaliug Restaurant
Saloon, where lie viii be happy to sec his old pa
irons and others
- And mid the minds best stores retain the fact
The humblest waters may have golden sands"
While | DO not boast Of my saloons rigaling in
splendo and loneliness Aladoos Golden tar-famed
ed Narb Hall, the brilliant Gossomer Magnolia
of the Crescent City, the Astor Opera Place, over
which the bhoys Of Gotham have sung endless
praises, and over which the sons Of Faust have
penned their golden thoughts or the world-renown.
ed Bouevar Of the city OF %sis-yet he would re-
spectfullv say the upper four hundred thousand
that his Saloons some pumpkins and that
his "larder'' is all ti1res filled to OVERLOOKING with
all the rich restaurant Geicacies in this section of
woods, besides all the pTOcurable epCuTean delica-
cies of our Southern and Atlantic cities. His table
de Hoto is catered for by popular bouevar cook.
SteambOatmen. strangers. and citizens will here
find a saloon expressly appropriately furnished and
lighted for their comfort and enjoyment
The daily prints, also q bulletin board ON which
will be posted all the daily news of interest with
the assurance that every effort will be made To
please the most humble 10 the most atiiuent, pa
tronage Is respectfully solicited.
Respectfully,
dec7 JAMES CARTER
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q. coLnTER ROBBINS

MANUFACTURES OF genuine Diamond Point
w ed Gold Pens NO. s. Market street ST. Louis,
Mo These Pens have been thoroughly tried in the
West, and have proved 10 be the very best ever Of
fered to the public for durability, elasticity untor
nifty of stroke. neatness OF woTkmanship,and 9Th
er properties Of good Pen They cannot be sur
and Pencil Letters enclosing the amount Will
meet with prompt attention, and the pens can be ex-
changed if they do not suit the hand-laTge En-
craving pens, and 4 beautiful pen stamped Robbins
odd Fellows Pen constantly en- hand. dec7-tt.
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EVANSVILLE EMPORIUM OF
FASHION.

ew Tailoring Es ia D II s n II z =
RFESSRS. GLOVER & DAVID ON having as.
lVl ISOLATED themselves together for the purpose
of carrying on the above business IN all us Pod
branches, in the shop formerly occupied by bFaos
& Matthews, corner of LIST and Main streets, iaKe
this method OF informing the citizens OF va ,oT
entrusted to their care with neatness and despatch
and in the most fashionable style From theaa i0aS
experience in the business and d s nnasp q
their part OF attention TO II, they leeL ooil''1e
N.B. the latest fashions received quarterly
dec6 #
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wgOODW OETH'S
Patent planning Machine

FyUR SALE the right to use this justly celebrated
I labor-saving machine for the States OF Indiana,
OHIO, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Florida Texas, Louisiana arkansas
Virginia. west Of the Allegheny mountains. This
Machine will plane, tongue, and grove, at one OPP
Grafton from 5000 to IOOOO feet OF boards or plank
Der day, and do it better than i possibly can be
For particulars apply to F. P NORTON, Esq,
Cincinnati, WIN. STEWART, Esq, Indianapolis or
to the proprietor, ELISHA BLooMER, No: IS Nassau
street. New York. dec d2m w4tf
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ST. Louis, Dec. 4.
Flour is firm at 81 50a$4 70 with tendency to
advance.
Wheat has improved; prices runge from 60 to
CSC. Nothing doing in corn.
Mess pork, city inspected, ST 25a7 so; prime
Sc %. Lard is quiet at 5ga5I for bbls and kegs.
Sales of whisky at 21ac
Hemp is quiet at $t18a125.
Sales of lead at So 93I.
Sales of 5000 hogs in the last three days a
81 Oh, 50 25. and 81 37a
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ST. LOUIS. Dec. 4.


On Saturday night, Newton Winner, broth
er OF the late postmaster, had an alteration
in the street with James s. Thomas, broker,
of the firm of Benoist & Co. Pistols were
drawn but not used. This afternoon the par
ties met in front of the Planters Hotel. Wi
mer began shooting at Thomas and Thomas
ct Winner. Nine shots were fired. Thomas
was shot in the breast, the bail CHANGING round.
Winner then rushed on Thomas. beating him
with colt. While doing this Thomas shot
Winner through the body. The wound is
considered dangerous. if not mortal. Thorn
as may recover though danger is apprehend-
ed from the blows on the head. The cause
of the quarrel was, that some months since
Thomas failed to receive large remittance
by mail, and charged the Post-ofiice with
fraud. Winner was a clerk in the office and
spit in Thomas's face.
Second spatcb.-Wimer. shot by Thorn
as last night, is dead. Facts have come to
light generating Winner from the charge
brought by Thomas which led to the quarrel.
Thomas will recover.
Third DispGtch.-DavId Dill. late proprie-
tor of the Tontine, shot himself while in bed
at the Planters House this afternoon.
PITTsBURGH, Dec. A.
There were feet water in the channel and
rising slowly. The weather is raw, and there
are two feet of snow on the mountains.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.
The river is stationary.
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BOSTON. Dec. 4.

Parkman's body has been identified by his
false teeth found in Webster's CRATE. The
dentist who made the teeth recognized them !;
the jaw fits with the moad taken at the time
Parkman's family have claimed the body for
interment. Webster is in custody.
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Providence, with my fervent wishes for .the
success of the great and vitality important
measures upon which you are called TO. delib-
crate. PARIS G. DUNN ING.
December 4, 1849.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. <.

CINCINNATI Dec. 4.
Sales OF 400 head heavy hogs at So So, which
is the only one reported, though several sales
have been made at full prices.
There is considerable movement manifested
in pork and several private transactions have
taken place at an advance; sales $50 bbis mess
IS. Sales 100 bbls lard at So.
Sales of whisky at 2lc.
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Cobb Winthrop W.lmot Scattering

The House then adjourned without elect
ing. The number necessary for choice is
113.
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TIERS! OYsTERs!! OYSTERS

OYSTERS! OYsTERsll OYSTERS
<EA HAYING made permanent arrangements
foJN&N II will, during the season, be amply sup
~ ~ piled with Mobile Bay, Lake, Baltimore
OYSTERS aud ali other varieties, hernetrcally seal
ed in lots to suit purchasers will be dished in the
most approved style. Families supplied. Call at
the Magnolia, corner of Vine and First SIS.
dec7 JAMES CARTER.
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LAMP OIL.

LAMP OIL.
e CASKS Bleached Sperm-Oil. Just arrived, and
V for SAX BY IA oil ALLIS & HOWES.
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Steamboat Register.


uesudg, I6C' 4tH
BOAT FROM TO TINE
Pearl Plant. Louisville. New Ol's.. 6 NJ
Courtand Louisville. ....N New Olls..7 6
u Crittenden .Piurburg ST Louis 40 NJ
Thursday, Dee. 6.
Citizen .....St Louis. Pitsburg 10 M
L Madison. -. Nashville... Kanawha.' =
l. Collins. Nashville 80. .Pistsburg.. 10 =
Broo .lvn -. Nashville -. CINCINNATI. 10"
Mohican...... Louisville IN Orleans.-. u VI
S Wright Cincinnati IN Orleans-.-. "
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
Capital Punishment In Mas.aehusefi-

The Joint Special Committee Of the Legs lure
Of Mssschuset. TO whom referred those parts o'
the Governors address relating the abolition Of 'ss
puri.buen, Of death, ana The petitions upon the sane
snb ect have submitted report which ns' 0esn plDe'
accompanied By bin, which is az follows
sZcrrox J. Rvsry person u no shall commit tne crme
Of murder from vlf1l and 5e-o~rAte y Or. nra4tapa
design effect The death Of the PeI' -o o. % @nJ
human being or Ia perpetsns or sitemynng 70 PER
,s,s si,ber the crime Of treason. rape srs0n OF any
erm. punishable with 1nprisoament n he staa Prison
n, nd, sbnu - deemed guilty Of mEr6T iH ne eTr d.
80 ana every persou who shall commit murder
o,herise than s herein before set forth, fha BE- deem
a guilty Of murder "a n, ssc0rd dsgrs
SIC @ Every pers1u. being inssbitso, resisea:
Of tbls Common wealth who sasl y previous arrange
rnent made within Inc same fght durl, vish.o %
vithou, the 1rsdicton II tnis stat aud In % tlin-
shall inHict wound wounds csEsing tne death e
suy other person, shsli be deemed guilty u riursr w
iAS Fret es9rsf snd every Ierson who shsl se; ha
second IN any such duel shall BE- deemed guilty Of H1r
der 10 10 sscoEd dgr".
SIC 3. The jary before VBom sny person indicted
for murder ,hs oe tried shall II they lnd such person
guilty thereof declare By their verdict whether 'ucn
person be guilty Of murder Ia tbe ire ia he o. oHd
d1grV
syc l. Every person found guilty Of -lnrev 90 ne
6rT ds9res shs b. punished with dssfn and every per
convicted II Hlrrdr "a NJ atc,Hd drgrff sna -
published By imprlsonment Tor lie IN the state Pnson
SIC B. Any person indicted under the second sect1.
Of this act may plead former conviction or fquttsl o
the alleged o1suie 10 sIy other state or country ana
such plea II admitted Or estabished sbsl preclude Al
farther or other proceedings against the accused for ine
same oA-nss within this Commonwealth.
SIC G Every pers0n who shsI commit ine cTlme o.
treason against this Commonwealth aud every psTs9
who shall ua.awiuly and csrnaily mslueat snJ lemaie
under the age Of ten years or shs iorcOy ravsh ana
sgsinst her consent csfnsy abuse any female ABOVE
,hAt sge and every person who sbs msiicousy cause
the burning between and da7DresN Of any well
ing house lawfully occupied, shall on convcuon, be
sentenced 20 confinement n me 7ise If'0" '"i 'H'
| whole dursuoI oi hie
| SIC e. The Supreme Jaoicld Court shsn exercise
the same Jurisdiction over Oh the crimes Specihed 10
this sct bsS hitherto done IN relation 70 a caplia
of-nses go
SIC f. hl isxs and parts Of laws Inconsistent win
The provisions II thls act 9ye hereby repealed
SIC This at shall take effect from and AFTER 'he
| date of Is approval by the Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
PHILADELPHIA Arr UNION,

For the promotion of the II Design In tbs United Sat.
GALLERY AND OFHICF,
30 Cheslnutst above Eighth Philadelphia
OFFICERS foR l8i3-i1
Presnisaf James N mMunrie, Secreflrt, John sef.ain
Jcr Pycsi5e1' Joseph Sill Irolsuyer Chas Mscsl.ef
COrTesP0ading -fgeaf and .icf4ayy, ~. n. DOiy
MANAGERS
Rev Hey ModOu.H & Wallace, Mn W Tlishnao
Hon. w Kelly, John Towne Chsres rOppsn
Henry Reed, james 3 Wallace. Henry G. Cafoy
y II Butler,
kssh Subscriber Of . becomes q member Of tho An
Union FOR year aud FOR which he IL Of receiving
splendid Engraving, (worh alone the OF his
scnpuOn aud s tbs annus disuibuuon OF pFzas
Of obtaining hne original psinng be selected by HIM
sof from the Gallery any public exhibition 10 the Uned
sairs Subscribers Of ths City who may draw price
make their ses lions from the pictures for sale
walls o. The National Academy OF Design
subecdbess for ibis year ening May 7gh l3l9 will
ceYs Tor each subscription Of S. one impression Of h
engraving, Of Ruth and Bosz, from painting ny =
kohefmel, 10 possession u Joseph Sill ksq Phsielpas
engraved on ,oel IN mixed sy yle of ne spple
zonIo, by John shftan Size 81 engraving iwentYons
Inches ~ hiieen ART a half
Perspus msy procure the sst years engraving Interview
OF John Knox With Mary Q1een OF Scots fof
this, by skius two celncstss both OF which vii be
pressnfei 10 he ANIMAL disrbutOD o; prizes The eug
Wings sIe s-siy fpr delivery 10 subcrheFs and may hs
seen a, The store OF Heesrs Williams Stevens 3s Bro6d
way-whers subscriptions viii be- received
The Subscription Boots for his year will cOsa the
prOx therefore II 10 desirable that all who intend 10
su'scFihs will do % Immediately H. H. DOTY Sec =
all l7tlfua'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

ADDRESS BEFORE rHE NEw YORK SrArE AcRr.
SctfVA1 SHo" AT SYRACUSE We learn from iho
ston, ct Durham Eossrd has accepod th tnv,,s,I, .,
tne Executive Committee. and viii selvrr ,h -..l
s'ifess IN Septemoer next. al Syracuse. Prot iohr
ston "a of me most distinguished ssrirultpri
!sis % Great Britain and We doubt the snpoanc
meat OF as nsmc i,r that occasion viii secure he :,
tenda8ce OF many nggished geatemen from ON
country IS well IS from the hrltsh Provinces.
Prot Johnston We understands. - expected % spend
wear or more in this eoraiy and the British PrOvin
ces % mske himself fsmia-with the progress Of sgr
eulture IN this New World We trust be VII BE- u0s
cordially welcomed BY the agrieulturiss oi America
sho have long kuoxn Rim through his wrigiugA snd
who xo doubt not vii Be- truly reioieed 10 Term
personal Acquaintance with VINO "a. done 90 much
or the Improvement Of agriculture. We ;hins The 50
ciey have been peculiarly Fortunate 10 securing the Al
,sndsncs Of this dstnguished gentleman Al their an
nual eonvocsnon Albany Evening Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
AMUSiiNlIGNTS.

NAENHlII GsRDsN.--StM ~AIDpN.-
GRAND OPENING ENTERTAINMENT -Ta- Pc.
proprietor u this denghl place " sinu.een, lsks,
nrsa pss.rre IN being abe announce 20 o pub r rs
hree rig g5t- only with lhst great comic geuius fAhktE
az LL, Who will appear IN The new saloon on MONDAY.
TUESDAY sni WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. April -. q
snd -, ltiq ana give hts uDfiys 81 lmihtons stories
Dialogues, PersOnsons. kuscioes Nc and is vil hfus
10 tho NJ nds Eye than 80 chs .csr, smong With
will be- found Yankee EDglsh, French ffi,h. eni msrJ
otter Q1eer quzkc@ quaint and very odd pertonsess
For path lls's ses programmes Of ihs dss TiCte, .
certs each Doors open a, To commence At o 0c.ocs
Hsf hour niernissiOn hstSssn The and sspo1d
para for promenade and refreshments No pos,oonea
a..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw.YoRK....APRlL. /.

ARSNFn S'-in.hp N,ra.r-sr. s.is. C.,as.,sa sti..,
pm rs.-. -p.Hifi r'sstan & Co
Bifs Nsr.sr-t. b. 40 Greece, I- -. raa t.s g.ts-,
Jsm-s 81. N 60
s,hfs y ns,- J,la.a, wr r.-o- &c tlt, ss,,. .,.
LM'odrL liil oct. 40 t -. er 30 lr frt o. -
-s- fom - 'osi ar- toou orr gar tai .p . ~,
-th ~ ~n,ei heavy gss n Nv sItl Ut.s-i .- & Il.
ll-sk
s.hr6ub-. sHaI Sa-n
-, Eisa Pea -. D-alo Nt'ssar, r,i, s l. ,...
IIl u Er.e~-
>,hls >r.l fhor1.on NfrHa
: D. ~av-Ycr trsanan. N~s Harsn
~.cr Csfharn- MAJ. h.. a-tt ors...-..f
SAiffn-Stp- rsb-fh iisr t,l. Ion~. r.fi t...t .
nsfrr-nlre hfef. iHaiar tH.rt f.I .s.. t.s. s.t.
tc-' Banter Cs'-r Nor-s... R,ler ri-ief w., I r'
Js.ssu. tt. as otlsss.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
Deaths hy GhOlern.

We have inteuicence of the death by Cholera
of Sir. Frederic =. Co0mbs Cf TINS city, young
mau OF much promise and highly respected by A
numerous circle friends. lie was ouly vears
of age. p c,ols iu the house o., ~anders0n Broth
e-s OF Caii-st. The particulars of his death are
communicated in the following letter from one Of
"Rro GR,sD Cl7y April D. lsl9.
At O'Clock on tne morning 0ithe %Jl o Iarcn,
VAS ar1Ut-f from my sleep o. attend one Of ny moss
MAKES. Mr COomhs ~ho was attacked with cholera -
lia ily particular friend among the company. scd
general f4vorits among ;he whole. li- fingered Until
O'Clock wael he did J attended IN hn th5 whole
nne uud thsth done for MIN hst the RESOURCES
OF TIE camp wouii allow, hut all was OF no avail
we have had no deaths among ne since that OF hr.
C0Cmhs Our nen ara al well and hearty In fact
physician tells ftat have passed through % much
Of tho d.sesse mat We may almost oOS upon ourselves
o. CHI n'e-a proof
Th-rr has been some difficulty between Mr. Aubu-
don aud Col Webb the rosult OF which that all Of
the ori. nal members, with two exceptions, attached
th rnselyes to the former Ca the 2i.h portion o.
oar Company returned toward homo, and on the ..th
the ronqindor - aclad!og myselt returned 20 this
place refusing to 90 under Col V
" We srs waiting At thi- place with Mr Audubon, T.
hear from Mr. Mallory. whols on Ls way up tne river
with provsors " De arrives safe viii leave here
under The command OF Mr.. A 81 not, Il Is possible
tat, W may retrrr to Nowbors.
" We .hai make every ,rlu In orr pow 7r 60 ~ On.
but do rot be surprised o. after ST. ~e have 10
turn for have passed through scenes which would
not 70 through again for all OF this worlds gold
We Lave also 20 record another death by the
same disease Mr. G 3. Grihen for many years
the proprietor Of the Clifton House. Niagara
Falls Sir Griiien was about - years of ace q
native OF Hudson bat Tor seven wears has resided
az the Falls where lac was extensively know rs
the keeper ot one ot the best hotels on tie cone
tinent. he was o. passenger on board the Archl-
tect. tia. sailed some time ago from New-Oreaus
for San Francisco. Commercial Advertiser
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
BOON TRADE.
JOHN WILEY

JUN " IIF
VIII publ on Saturday, April q,
OAKOoTAH,
ar LIFE AND LEGENDS or rHE SIOUX srourd
~ Fort snslilg By Mrs Mary Eastman. with a Prefsce
by Mrs C NJ kirkland iust stsd from Drawings b3 Cspt
EssmGn, 10 vol l2mc cloth
Al,o, will be published shortly,
Tho new work by tho Oxford Graduate
TOE SEVEN LAMPS OF ARCHITECTURE,
BY John Ru,E1. suthor of Modern Painters IN one vol
Johns,on4 Agricultural Chemistry Lectures tho ppl.
cations Of ChemsGy and Geology to Agriculture; with
APPENDIX containing suggestions fof experiments prse.
1 cal Agriculture. l2mo, cloth Eesz ed'ion.
\. WELLS WILLIAMS THE MIDDLE KINGDOM
A Survey q tho Geography, Government Education So
csi NJ. Ars Religion sc ~ the Chinese Empire sud ia
rhabitsnts with Map Of the Empire snd
lustrsons vols, post Syo. nail bound, gill top New
~dilJn Dts
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
CARPETING.
WILLIAM McGRORTY'S
CARPET WAREHOUSE,


Between Fulton ard John The Washington Stores
fE'HE SUBSCRIBER has tsKea tho new srd spacious
L store ll6 Niisr1st where te ofers iolessl- and
retail large snd u Of The dGrent styles of
CARPETlSGS AND OILCLOTHs.
from ne mos. celebrated manufacturers.
And constantly receiving from suction large lssormc1I
Of The following goods:
Wuon Tapestry. Brussef Thres-p,y and Ingram Car
petngs priced a. -OOl and C1an aud ke1ifan
Stair Dc Oh 0ihs Matgrgs, Rags. Man, &c a1d a..
the vsnoussiy.-s OF Window shades
Th- Rev clergy Pastors Of churches heals OF charitable
and literary Ins.Iuons dealt with reAsOas5.s
heretofore.
hoas puDlc halls auf pr ysle Hellogs ptrtcu-
larry lestcd ca sud foe a. vtich Will
solI los~ FOR cash. WILLIAM JcGROfTY.
a. luiseOds 10 WlNAu-Gi Nev- YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
Donaestic rorta.

BOSTON knri li-Ar .i n John Rst-0s' wtrts... Csl.
oH ttss Arsus N0a,, r. J1Hs, NfHti f0-af .I ~.
tftsJ Nt.san It t.ar-s Na.tr. .. f..I.f. We I.
ACsia .rf ff.faf-.- Nr..if CfsrssIn. tfr Niiss
httrsr~ n. Mtf. Ol t.n. HssUf D.rsfe. 1ts' 81.
..HH,, ui az. M~Haas. .nr' ossi. Yam H y Nru.
,HanhI. fe Nluha sH1 30 fs1@. it"'.r.rt fH-taa
w. lfrsblno Meftla. b. nrs.. -f NH. ~ ~ r.s.
tlAasn l.st-r' o. pa sr,'fcs. fars-f w. sf.a \, I.
lNtnpsou hf Fn. ktHr.rt "a hferf Nr..~ NsIHef Nef
Assfi iise bss1,l t' hsr 'iae- ht.. o. Do .st-
lhtsfr r-l. hsrt, to tnHraIt. hsa1 f safah 81
NsI. o. kschsrg-. ke-l. an. Hila. nHfttur f' iIra
Rtff-'sh-l De-. Cshtriu- " ,o1. Nss-rsHs iH AH..sa
,Aslsou hsrf. pisfan Hfr.r. NNHfs pa.i lat l-f
Nal grie-. tH " hottt lsff|sH. &C., f.Nlf i.f.nH H
N-N lak O,otsr fa h Msnsr-f NIL. uafI.fs l.HH lIa
ettk. tuff lHssUI... tfiH- ffe-0ItH ~ a -sff D.
N'ci- R-lig tsprss. Parker. Jos hHHi-r tair i.H~
lsilrn fhoufsfr Dove aln. tff-f. AIeHf~f
Brs, Msfy Am, NedNsrd bfans~..s, spr isas ran ~
tl,k-f
HARTFORD. Arri llAr s,hr. Maha~t. sissmI Cst ~
Rs,rrs " hams, to. kotrrif sfn,.fon nsfs '.r
Nrs ~ .rt. sla'h, g. In fnn Co., fsf sf~sn .rr
Chi.tl- ,u sd ll.t -t-sn shf ,s'Irn. itrs loo Nlat
NfN HANFN. Apfn s. A. stfp sN e. tft'eH Nse lHfl
chr, sHns,or Nas man. ~ pa Hsaasl Aks ,mr- a s
kiri %. Si-ffg. fN
>iw ioNpoN trrfs Rrr ..oof. Af-r'. Rrssr. N.~ ft
Frs.kHn. Mao Oh. .Is s.lfs Mtu ltts. lowell f .ss
rf.-f- Cooker o.. q fs-n of the Net. lan nI. fU.
tUAKLrsrON Apps .i AZ s.a iie.lft hrri, NlHt tf N.
Ja.s H.uari Husiet. Inrr.otI
SAVANNAH Nrrl- ca. steamship casrlses, i1Du Nss Va
tr- ssI0s. tli'rr. AL.
NEW ORLEANS. APu -Au b,, Many " s's'-a. si-''a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
sales NJ the seek Exehanr..a,,n
Passengers Arrived.

y fsa. .-,.y Nsrtt~Hs, frr- q tss-s 70 >la.st
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
- Rlnck TAM

A correspondent, Of the Cincinnati Chroal~'s.
writing from Washington tells the following stor,
about Ohio's dark skinned Senator
The proverbislly conceded TACT that the DARK and
swarhy bua which oyershsdows the features of sena
TOR corwiu. Ohios proud Representative In the execu
tive branch OF Congress which entities him the sou.
briQuet OF Biacs Ica strkingy illustrated tew
days snce Ia this city. lie had II sPPeSrs occasion
call at the Navy Department 10 transact some business
with which he wss entrusted While there. waiting
the return Of the Secretsrys messenger BY whom he
had sent In his name, gentleman whose modest snd
excited appearance betokoned an otce bunte stepped
up TO Mr. Corwio, whom he supposed from his oar
compile xon the verttsole messenger, snd handed
him hs papers with the request that he would take
them 10 the Secretary. Mr.. c psyiuly remarked ,
that be was otherwise engaged jasi ~ that time but
contioued he directing ths attention Of the sentensn
20 negro boy in q corner Of tee room II you viii give
your papers ~ there be will take them 10 The
Secretary Of the Navy Jus, a. this moment gentle
man acoaaated with Senator corwin entered the roo
and addressed him BY name. The confusion Of the
ofeeseeker can better b. imssioed than descrioed- =
He looked as he hsd committed an unPsrdonsoie SIN
which utterly destroyed all hope OF bis OBJ aiming 81
office He approached the Senstor-srge drops OF per
spiyation having collected his hrow-toOk him o.
one aide sud In tremulous voice, begged his pardon
Mr. c. who enjoyed the joke, told him to give himself
no uueasnes that such missiles were OF frequent oc
currepce and his only astonsAHen, was that ne bad
not been apprehen6ed before this a. fugitive Save
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