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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, July 2
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WASHINGTON, July Z.
SENATE.
Mr.. Shields, from the military committee,
reported bill to reimburse the common coun-
Gil of New York for the expenses incurred in
raising and fitting out the LIST regiment Of N.
FORK volunteers.
Mr.. Yulee called up his resolution fixing
the 1st of August for the adjournment Of Con
gress.
Mr. Clay briefly reviewed the condition of
business, and thought it expedient in the
highest degree at the present time even 10 es-
innate a day upon which Congress might adj
iourn. After further debate the motion TO
postpone it was agreed to.
HOUSE.
The House moved the Galphin report.
Mr. Brock concluded his remarks IN favor
of the payment of the principal and interest of
the claim.
Mr.. Schneck said it was nothing as to
whether the amount paid was so much or lit
/ tie it was neither it was Just ornot He eX-
pressed his opinion that while it does not APP
/ pear that the conduct of The Secretary Of
! War, was fraudulent or corrupt, yet the
I House should not approve of the Secretary OF
! War being engaged in the prosecution OF the
claim, and as the time holding the office as
the head OF the Executive Department. This
opinion he presented 10 the form of resolu-
ton,
Mr.. Stevenson. Of Ga. defended Mr.. Craw-
ford, he contended the payment Of the princi-
pal and interest was just and that the Co.
ernment was bound to discharge the debt.
I Mr.. Schneck withdrawed his resolution and
offered in lieu of that of the Committee the
following:
ResoIred, That while the House after a
full investigation of the matter, does not fnc
cause to impute to the Secretary OF War any
corrupt conduct or fraudulent practice in pro
scouting the allowance and payment Of the
claim of the representatives OF Gov. Gaiphin
yet it does dsapprove his relation to tina
claim, in this, that he continued to be inter
: ezted IN its prosecution when it was to be cx
amined adjusted and paid by one of the De
partments Of the Government, and he him
self at the same time was holding Office a
the head of those Departments.
Mr. Thompson. OF Miss, proposed to amenC
by inserting after the word approved, . but
decidedly disapproved and disscnts from thu
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~ The editor of the Southern Democr :
boasts that we cannot by an denupcation c!
him change his course. We assure him that
we have no thought of doing that, A gen
tleman once knocked blackguard down. ex-
claiming vehemenuy you scoundrel, I'll
make you behave like a gentleman" The
blackguard, smarting under the blow, replied
with equal vehemence, 'no never! l defy
you! You cannot do it!"-I Lou. Journal.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
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E U r O P A
SHIP WRECK AND Loss OF LIFE!


11ALlfAZ>; jury l.
The Europa arrived at P. D. She left
Liverpool at II A. NJ, on the 22d inst, gain
inc : hours on the Pacific in the run across.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool at ) A. M,
Saturday.
In the House of Commons on Thursday,
Lord John Russell made a very brilliant
speech in defence Of the Ministry, relative to
the Greek question. He treated the vote Of
the Commons in the House Of Lords. with
the utmost contempt. There now appears
less probability than ever, Of j speedy adjust
ment of the difficulty betweed Lord Planners
ton and Lafitte. An attempt was said to
have been made on Thursday, TO assasinate
the President of France, but no particulars
have been allowed TO transpre.
Fifty passengers were lost OFT Liverpool
and Glasgow in the steamer Orion; but there
were no American names on the list. Mr.
and Mrs. Scott, Of Montreal were lost Great
blame is attached to the Captain and Mate.
ENGLAND.
The Europa's news possesses but lt!le Of
interest either commercially or politically
The news of the quick passage of the Allan
tic gave great satisfaction to the friends of
Collins line at Liverpool
The Liverpool Journal Of Thursday night
says Lord John Russell dealt the worst blow
to the Press which they have ever yet re-
ceiyed. His superb, open, and unequivocal
contempt of them, and his naughty democrat
/ ic denial that the voter of the Upper House
can constitutionally have the slightest intlu-
! ence on the Government, wore verv effective,
and he said he did not say this willingly. GER
tainly the love OF office for mere office sake OIL
pride. The PalmerstOn policy must be strong
when an aristocrat Of the House Of Bedford
thus practically repuliates it in the House Of
Lords and with the gusto OF a Republican
censurcs all constitutional control in the rep
resentatives Of the Commons.
FRANCE.
NJ De Giradn has resigned the direction
Of La Pressee" III consequence OF his cleo
ton as representative OF Bas Rhine.
! The private fortune Of Louis Philippe is
said to be worth .el60 600 per annum, he has
divided equally, by will, among his children
and grand children.
DENMARK.
1t is said the King will abdicato and Prince
Fredrck will espouse the Duchess Helen;
and under the influence Of Prussia will ascenC
: the throne ofDenmark. 1t is supposed tina
thus the complicated difficulties that sur
round the question of the SchleswIg and Hol
stein affair will be adjusted.
ROME.
The unpopuarity Of the Pope appears t
be on the increase. 1t is said nearly all tn
Roman youths have either emigrated 0
been imprisoned, or are under suspicion an
are not allowed to be abroad after sunset
All the letters of the English Consul excep
official ones, are intercepted and examined
Their finances are in melancholy state
their paper being at IA per cent, discount.
The Jesuits have been established. Mo
|1oDa and all their DrOrprtV restored
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HORRIBLE, IF TRUE.-The steamer Hest
Mention, at st. Louis, reports having passed
the bodies of six persons floating in the river
between Cairo and that place. Other boats
up, report having met numbers of bodies in
the same distance. 1t las been minated in
ST, Louis that they were thrown off CT boats
in order to save the trouble of buriuI and to
escape quarantine regulations.
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SID Cntasfronhe.

MAYsTILLE, July 3, 8 2. N.
A dreadful accident happened a few min
utes since, man named Morgan, was Kill ed
while loading brass cannon on the lower
levee. He was loading it, after being fired
several times without swabbing, and was
ramming it, when it went of. Carrying his
head entirely away, and blowing his body
several feet. He leaves a wife and child to
mourn lis loss. The firing was to welcome a
G'e company on the steam boat Boone, from
Cincinnati, to celebrate the fourth Of July
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opinion given by the Attorney General, in ia
vor of an allowance of interest OH said claim,
and the action of the Secretary of the Treas
ury, in the payment of the same, and i does
not approve ofthe relation of the said Secre-
tary of the Treasury, TO that claim, &c. &C.
The House then adjourned.
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GooD.-"What is the difference, my lord, !"
said pert subaltern, the other day, to a Ger
tain dignified maker of Jokes, "What is the
difference between an ass and an archbsil-
op?"
A pause ensued.
"Do you give it up ?"
81 give it up" quoth the dignitary.
"WelI, then" quoth the fiippant, 1T is that
the ASS cross is upon his back while the
archbishop's lies upon his breast"
Good, indeed; but let me ask, IN return y
continued his grace, ''what is the difference
between an ass and an ofEicer-say, in tho ar
my?"
gave it up, Il protest." quoth he, Il can
not make it out The difference ?-the diff
ference? No, | cannot see it."
"Neither can |. u said the grave Arch Pre-
late. and turning on his heel, left the mala-
pert querist to mediate upon distinction
without difference.
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HThe Belle Boat Sub Marine No. 3,
was here on Friday laying by on account OF
the wind. She was curious looking affair
to those not accustomed to seeing such crafts.
She dropped down to the wreck of the Ply
mouth, at Paducah.
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A gentleman named Tehin, connect
with the Georgetown college, was drown
while bathing in the Potomac yesterday.
OF the Is temporary clerks, dismissed
the Postmaster General Oh the 18th il
the Democrats have been reins; a;ed, Is.
WHY'S being positively refused.
Grants new light was exhibited from the
Capitol last night The exhibition was en-
inentlY sue. esslul.
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DosTON. July 3.

BOSTON, july ..
The confession Of Prof Webster was com
muncated to the city council by his spiritual
adviser, d. Parkman. The Professor de
mics that the act was premedtated; his OBJ
ject in making the appointment with Park
man was to sue for further indulgence, as he
was unable to meet his liabilities, and he did
not state that he was ready to pay him any
thing. He says that DIR. P, abused him,
and used the most opprobio.s epithets to-
wards him, and threatened to have him turn
ed out of his place. This irritated him TO the
highest degree. and in the moment Of frenzy
he seized a stick, and with one violent blow
on the head he killed DR.. P, on the spot. The
confession then goes on with the details OF
been carried through with the greatest cool
ness.
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~ The thermometer stood at 1909 on
Saturday noon in the shade. That will do.
1t can now just come dO'0n, as it Is utterly
ridiculous and very dangerous to get so high
this hot weather.
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Lz@Col. German, by his untring industry
IN disseminating public documents and in the
transaction of private business has elected
the respect of his bittercst opponents, while
his friends feel a just pride in having elected
him to his present position.
Bloomington Herald
There are very few members of Congress
who are not particularly industrious in dis
semhating public documents. Unfortunate
ly this is about the principal business which
some of them do, and it is only done to gain
or keep friends at home.
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BALTIMORE. July 5.

There was considerable rowdyism in and
near the city yesterday. A dreadful riot oc-
cured at Spring House, on the Yorktown
road The house was robbed and several
persons were shot. One boy named George
Robinson, was fatally wounded.
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CEOT,ERAIC HoLERAIi

LyORWOOD'S CHOLERA DROPS cured more
L Cholera and DiarrhoB last year than any 9th
er medicine. For sale by
J. G. HATCHITT & co.
No IA, Front ST.
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ability Of its author:
Editors Republican :

GgNTLEMEN-The season has got now too
warm and hot to do much hard work, and the
way of strife in which you see proper to have
your paper since friend Cyrus left it forth
coming, makes the reading of it hard and
"bad Job" in hot weather. So l feel COM
PEELED to resign the amount Of my subscrip-
ton, paid you for the Weekly, to you. For
the hot season anyhow you may print one
copy less-the one for my name-and wei
come.
You call Gen. Taylor man Of "a shallow
brain - incapable of comprehending his
high position" Gentlemen, that won't do
You know Gen. Taylor never surrendered, F"
nor will any man Of common sense ever sur
render himself to read or believe in any such
thing.
As for your warfare with the Journal Ed
itor, l have been reading both your papers
on the principle of audiator ct dttera pars-
and watched the course Of both Of you, and
say, let the files of both papers be searched
aud compared, &C., &c, whether the strife
and warfare was not first began by you 2
Now you complain about it as abuse ant
persecution !" Gentlemen rs friend, tel
you, better keep out of the little mans way
that is to say, 'let him alone, y else he Wi
grind you and dozens more to powder, like
nothing is, with his big-pen.
Very respectfully and well meaning,
Your Subscriber,
IL. w. l.
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Putting the Republican.

AS the editors OF the Republican have
made no public acknowledgment of the re-
ceipt of the following letter, we shall do SO
and publish the letter itselfalthough address
ed to them. The writer of it is web known
to our citizens as a respectable old man, sound
in principles, morals and good sense. 1t APP
pears he subscribed for the Republican a
short time back, and paid, as is his custom, in
advance-but having become Disguised with
that sheet he now makes the publishers a
from reading the paper any longer. The
editors of the Republican will neither doubt
the authenticity OF this letter, nor the respect
ability of its author:
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UrJno. c. Walker, who killed David
son some days since at Cincinnati, in an al
fray at the Circus, has been held to bail for
mansIaughter, in the sum of $1,000.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NJ Office is hereby given, that by mutual con-
~ sent, have Withdrawn from the firm of Hem
ry Scriber & Co. composed of Henry ScrIber, f. A.
Corhet and myself and that am no longer inter-
esled in the business of said firm liable Tor their
contracts. JOHN HODGSON.
iV9 RI
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MEMPHIS. July 5, ?. NJ.

:, The Natchez Courier announces the death
of S. S, Prentss, near that place, ON Monday
last.
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THOMAS HEADENS
Cheap Boot, shoe & Grocery Store,

MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE.
(Betwecn lNeSSrS. Hughes d. ELtiOtPS.)
A LARGE assortmedt of Gents Boots, Shoes
II and Slippers, and some neat Leghorn Hats.
Ladies lace Boots. half Caters and Kid Slippers,
Boys, Misses and Ctiildrens Shoes.
Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Soap, Candles,
Starch, Blue Spices and several other articles.
Scythes, Rakes, Hayforks, Brooms, Buckets,
WaShbOards. Selves &c. ie20 I'm
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I[Our old friend Sanders takes quite a
polite way to tell the citizens Of Evansville,
Indiana, to mind their own business. lie
might as well knock somebody down with d
brickbat, and then say knocked you down
sure. Hear him:
L5~T The man that minds his own bust
ness, is said to be up the river He might
find it profitable TO stop awhile at Evansville
as he would have but little competition
Somebody hit there, sure.
EcaHsrWe Journal
We did not mean to hitth crowd, but only
individual members. As a general thing, the
people of Evansville attend to their own bus
mess exclusively, quite as much as the citi-
zens OF any other place.
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I]Thanks to the clerk of the Mammoth
Cave for Louisville papers.
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WHARr BoAT ZOE SALE OF RENT.

THE an ersigned will sell or rent his Wharf
j. Boat now lying at the Evansville Wharf, on
reasonable terms i he boat is in good order; and
wen I l' o conn 81 river puSih F9S
further Information apply on board to
Ie20 I'm JOSEPH WOODS
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Yours rcsnectfnllv.

I. /. III w NIN0j
Major Ky. Reg.
To AdTt Gen. GONZALEZ. late Liberatng
Army Of Cuba.
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CINCINNATI, July ).

terday, and has since fallen IL inches. I }
Weather hot.
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PiTTsBURG, July 5.

River 3 feet 6 inches, by the metal mark,
and falling. Weather hot.
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DENMARK.

1t is said the King will abdcato and Prince
Friedrich viii espouse the Duchess Helena
and under the influence of Prussia will ascend
the throne ofDenmark. 1t is supposed that
thus the complicated difficulties, that sur
round the question of the SchleswIg and Hol-
stein affair will be adjusted.
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LAW and EIasad Office.
Innh din Inc. Mi.rnnsIn.

FAR L RY & FLINT, iTT,. .YrYS AND
~ torNcnIoES AT Law and SO .rols N DuaN.
Gerry.
ERAsrUs w DRvRy. ofthc late finn Of Drury &
Eastman
EuwIN TuTr
Mc>~Is ID. y +. viii Practice in aIi the Courts it
the state, aud give SPECIAL attention to l!ectnp and
Sc urug debts. They have business connexions
louucd throughout the State Of Wisconsin. NorL, m
Illinois, and Eastern Iowa. They viii also intend 10
r.r purchase aud suc If Lands the paymcut OF Taxes,
the .ralou of Land Warrants, tie examination Of
Land Tides, &c
The most satisfactory references vii b. given to
our correspondent 300 sew = o.k Boston. B0'rim .fr.
fmHd'. phia, Washington City, oui most OF the
puopu. c,urs
u. n Paugboru, snail,y K Phelps. aud {. y Kes.
sor, Lsq
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DR.. Warren's
S.Tsaparilh, Tomato and H'lH Chcrrv
PHYSICAL BITTERS,
At SO Cents per Battle

NARSAPARlLLA, TOMATO AND WILD
- CHERRY Bltters have now become standard
medicine universally approved by physicians as a
safe speedy and rtirctual remedy for ScUfulons er
cHrdi, and CHtlHc0S Diseases; Jaundlce. lndlpes.
ton, Dyspepsia, Bilious Disorders Liver COMPLAINS
Costlyeness, Weak and Sore Stomach. Ulcers and
kunnnG Sores, Swelling of the Limbs Pain in the
Bones, Tumors m the Throat Rheumatic Affections,
Salt kheum, EVsle0as, bad HumoIs, Ernprions, on
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chrome Catarah Languor, Debility, Headache, Diz-
NneSS' Noow Complexion, and all those disorders
WNch arse from the abuse at Mercury, or from M
mlunr'aHt in the blood no matter how agqnircd
The extract here presented Is prepared after dircc-
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Il hi ghIy concentrated entirely vcgctablc and very
hnc favored to the taste The change which il pr.-
tu,cs IN the condition and tendency OF the system is
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strengthening the stomach and body-and checking
all cunsnnplvc habits the Slrsauarilla, Tomato
and wild Cherry IIiticrS are entirely uurivalrd
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Agents Burlington, Ihco. \ Peck Nontprlier.
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January - 1850 w29ly
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Or TGwn.enl's Sar.aprr'n sovereign ami cd ?
cure for incipcu, Consumption, Birrcuness PrnapSm
tlter Falling # the womb CostivcncSi Piles "n"pr
rhra mites distracted iIl'cut M,.,iruut'n H.
confluence of TUNE, involuntary discharge thereof
aud for the general rctraou Of the sytrm-ro matter
whether the result Of u'olrut proJucri
by irrrgulIry. illness accident Nothing he
surprising thHu it, Iuyigorug effects the human frame
Persons Of all weakness and us~lt1lc fum taking II
become robust and full Of energy rucr influence
II Immediately COnncracts the ueHrrs,ucss of the lcmHli
frame, which is the great of Barcrucss. II viii
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exhibit certificates of cures performed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of cners have been reported
Thousands Of where families have been without
children after using few bottles of this invaluable ncd
cine, have been blessed with fine healthy offspring II
has been expressly prepared in reference female
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preaching that critical period, The turn Of iJf,"
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Once Nyore.

EE7E take the liberty to inform the Ladies
~ and Gentlemen of Wmooskl, Burlington and
the people OF Chi,rentcn Co. that the
FANCY Dry GOODS BAZAAR
IS completely filled up again, with the very incest
styles OF Fail aud IElnter
Dry GC0ds,
accntly from the latest importations OF French Eng
ISL and German Goods.
We do not think il necessary to mention large
analogue OF articles but only say call before pur-
h0slng elsewhere, and YOU will find rs you always
ui good article ior remarkable low price
Call as soon rs convenient, as the sac has already
ptgau aud ven MA ht have the charrr 20 get some OF
he great ua. gains wich we are making q present.
COHEN & NJ \NHlEM
AGENTS for HINEy AUTrrR.
.cr ), 1919. wifi
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MARRIED WCMAil'9
|HII ATE lEyiCtI IN NTINID ~
- ar. a. 81. ,rAUEigEAU,
Professor H .}ss.asrs of T. oman
Sixth Edition. limo. pr 10 Isice 80 cts.
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thousands now broken in health would have ,njuyc,
hundreds now lu ihrir graves been 81 d alive ht
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Its intended "spccIpliy for the married, or rhos,
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Truly knowledge Is power. Il Is health, happiness.
afiucnCo.
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Here, also. every irnalc--lhc wife the mother the
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ANGTON FFEE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING. March y 1850
StatUarY N0rblcO,,1,9ieS.
Brandon Vermont.

- IJINNNON ECImOnt, :.
'BHIE above named qGarrics, we'll known
for furnishing superior quality oI marble, of fine
"iHiie aud taItinga high polish, are now being work
ca lI"2"cng quality OF marble said to be unequal
All orders Tor monuments, tomb and grave stones,
marble slabs blocks, p,dcstas or statuary om these
quoTCs, mny be addressed TO
.,, hDN Ai{D y. ShLDEN, Proprietor, or
WI D. Il. Uo''HLiL, Agent, Brandon, Vt.