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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-24

Mr.. EDlToR - You viii plsase announce the
name OF SiMEON y. SfuDDARD a. a candidate
tor the cice OF County Recorder the Aasns
election. a,23'l
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New YoRK JULY 20.

New YORK July 20.
On Thursday we were visited bv terri
BILE hurricane. beginning AT 10 p. NJ. and con-
,nuing till e A. M. next day. The wind
blew awliilly aud the rain fell IN torrents. al
mos, deIug,ng the ci " Sign boards trees
and awnings. were il,rnwn down in every d-
rection impeding all passage. Houses were
unrooii.d and blown down, chimnrvs destroy
d cellars inundated and several fine ships
were driven ashore and one steamboat lost
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Health of Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 20.

The e were 80 cholera draths to day. and
30 of other Diseases. The weather Is pleas
ant. The river is stationary.
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OF To THE VoEFEs OF VANDERgrEeH COUNTY,
G.ulene and Fellow -Cirizenr y am a candidate
for the office OF Recs Eder Vanieibr county
at the next August election.
Mr.. A. H. Sanders, Sir pl use announce lb
above in your paper, and obliae yours.
," BRACktT MILLS.
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P.TrsBrRo. July 90.
Health Of St. Louis.

The river is about nj u stand, with four feet
by the metal mark. The city is healthy.
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We are a .ihoTik.d TO announce ihe name of JO-
SEPH IL. MESSlCk d candidate ter the Off
OF County Commissioner at the next August else.
ion. jyl..
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30 MR. SANpiRs:-N all p.ase announce JOHN
Ghtirt,, aias Old E.H, sly - a oartiidste tui
tie .fi.ce OF Recorter If KandeIburp! County ami
oh iee - majorii, OF The VOTES oi il, County.
aul1
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QurcgEsr YET The Telegraph ran
from Pearl Street BIi ige 10 Six Mile Point
in iw-nfv-six minutes. Time kept by one or
two excellent wutclrs.
Lon Tourjo, 18Th
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Why is newly opened dry good store
like house on fire 2 Because 1t starts all
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HCoxswains in the United States Navy
receive SIS per month.
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Lou. Courier, 10Th.

Lou Courier, 16th.
BEAT!! THE Telegraph made the run
from Pearl Street Bridge 10 Six-Ailr Poin:
yesterday in twenty five minutes and fifty
nine and hi set, mine -hunirr,iihs seconds
Time bS town clock. with sry-aass.
Lon. Co,r. 18Th.
A BLUE STREAK 1.-The Hoosier State
No. 2 the splendid steamer nj which, we have
already gwen IA magnificent description, after
the naunrr of Macauiev on Jason and The
Argonauis. made the run 20 Six Mile Isand
Yesterday in Just no perrertabe time &C.
aciiy, by Capt. K,lly's hnlrs-eye.
Lou. Jour. Com.
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CINCINNATI, JOY 20.
Mr.. Lapham Ca,al Collector OF this cny
died last mig r oi cholera.
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PURE BRANDY.

VINTAGE ofIS25. have an hanc at the
\ Sherwood ttou-e. ia Evansville, good sup
pIy of the Pure Old Anti cholera Brandy. OF which
families can furnish themselves. nj a reasonable
nr,re Tiv2i dwtfI PETER BUkk.
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Special Elects on i'm New OrIe0 nss... Ina
pOrsant from Texas.

NEW ORLEANS July ID
A special electioi, to-day 10 fiji i',ur var..n-
ccs in the Legislature, resulted ~ the elee-
tion nf thr.e Wings and one Den,acrat
Little excitement. AID bui f'.w votes Cast.
Texas The exrre.nent from this qn'r'er
ahso,bs general conversation. An Intense
itrlag exists which leads TO nPprrhend srri
Gus Consequences. A runir me. ting WIS
held in San Antonio, and Oh the battle fl Id
of San Jaciulo. denoui ring III strong terms
the General Government, and c;'ilIng on the
Government TO prori,im Santa Fe III IA state
%! open insurrerfion. An, x'ra session OF the
Legislature hls been called in ref. renee 10
tbs. it will convene, August 18Th. Tire
xriiemenf il great and the aspect OF Hairs
becoming more and more alarmins.
The alarm respecting the Indians is sub
siding.
The prospects ofihe growing crops Of cot
ton, though very bad are more promising.
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lEf Mr. triTus:- Gu III please aEnvuEce NY
name a. caBdic8,e fr Couiiy Recorder The
next August el.cion. +. L. fAOAN.
mh2eH
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aJA. Ii. SAADris, Esq.-You vii please an
nounce nv name "a n candidate for the Office ~
Recor Of Vanderhurgh connir. al ll,c ne X Al
gust eleciion. mh25~ c. Nj. GRlFFl'H-
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A IT. SANDERs:-Flcase announce ENOCH
JAMES canii laie for reelection 20 the Sen
ate. from this Senatorial fIsirict. Ijyll
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCH ES.
ARRIVAL OFTAE ScEAMEH
ST
A NE Z RIG A.
DEATH OF SIR ROBERT PEEL!
American Squadron in the Riper 7augus
For The pu,r,se Of Enforcing payment Of
u. s. Claims.
HALIFAX. July IS.

X. july
The steamer America arrived off This ilar-
Dor last night. but she did not reach her
wharf until this morning owing to dense fog.
The America arrived al Liverpool GA Sun
dry the Both uli., and sailed on the 9Th inst,
at p. NJ.
ST. II. b rt Peel was killed on the 2Sth ul..
b, 'ainy ,hrrwm from his horse.
The rr, wing crol Is. of gram throughout
~ Kingdom continue prOmisi g, ihong'' the
vestlnay be later than the average sea-
80
Dates from Lisbon, June 9th. state that
great excitement prevailed in coiisr quencr Of
an Amer c.in squa,lr,n being in the Tagus
to enforce the claim of $4,000. Twenty
one days were allowed by The American
commanded to reply. Fears were entertain
ed of Il refusal by the Portuguese Govern
menI, and thar they would Resist the drmand
Speculation is rife IN England as 10 the
probable effect oil The death of Sir Robert
Peel upon the positions of parties in general
The belief appears To be thai the event will
rather strengthen than weaken the position
Of the present Ministry.
Louis Philippe is said 10 be divine of can
Ger in the stomach and his relations state
iila, his lille Gun scarcely last che month
longer.
LIVERPOOL. July 6.
CoMMERcrAL SUMMARY -Colio;l-t,ricrs
have adsanc7'd per III on all desert ,tio,,s
anove Inferior. The sales of the week were
60 600 tr,ies
Flour has slightly adv inced with lncrease,
demand Brown & Shiplry quote Western
M i6n:2s; PnlI',d' ipl.ia 22s; Baltimore %.
23s Cd !; sour lSa2ls.
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A. ii. S,Sp,R>. Esq..-You will pls
DANIEL CHCT TIE Candi' ate 70: the office o
Recorder for the County OF Vapderiurahn Mt the ne.
August lie. tion Yours, Respectfully.
,nh DO DANIEL CHI TIE.
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"a H. SAsnras ESD i have been saci,edb'
nan erous friends become candid.te Tor tic OIL
bee OF Recorder al Decd. &c Tor THE county: and
you WI, r'ease announce INV name n q candidate
tor that Office. Being Lawyer by profession,
all. Yours. Respectfully
CLEMENT Is. SlMONSCN
Evansville, March is. 1850. NH IL
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TO LET.

4 NEW two story frame House with rooms
n pleasantly situated on LIST street above Main
Enquire of VI. A. LAWRENCE
jy24 lw
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1TMR. A. ii. SANpsRs:-Y"u will please an.
nounce my name a candidate for reelection to
the office of Recorder Of ianderburgh county, -
the ensuing August election.
mhIS~ SAMUEL T. JENKINS
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nRANDY AND wINE.-Otsrd. Dupuy 4
ID Co.'S, J. J Dupuy, Murat and other mands
Po-. Wine. Madeira. Pare Juice Port, Sweet Male
on ana C,,,-,r,i, g., hand and for sals by
febT ~ "
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LIVERPOOL. July 6.

Professor Wa batter to be hung.
Bnsrox. JULY 20.
Prof. Webster is to be hung on the 3Utli Il
August Al P. Al.
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NOTICE.

WHO LOST. have found Bank Bills. call
w on TfiOS HEADEN,
Jy20 Ivy MAIN s'ee''
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and to whom alone it be safely trusted. The Supreme
Court has interest against Texas. It's interest to main
tain the claims right and justice and preserve the bar
mony and perpeuse the integrity Of the Union. II is
Independent by its Of Office and
by the constitutional guaranty to its members Of undmnish
ed salaries while they remain in Office, and every
entitled the highest respect is the only tribunal to
which cam with any propriey, refer question Of this
II was Intended among Others for precisely such
troverses That sir is my opinion and trust will
ceive the sanction Of the Senate.
The subject was further discussed by Messrs. RUSK,
FOOTE, CLAY, aud BERRIEN; when
On motion of Mr. FOOTE, the further consideration Of
the bill postponed till twelve o'clock tomorrow.
And then, motion, the Senate proceeded to the consde
ration Of Executive business and after time spent there
in, the doors feopened and the Senate adjourned
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LNOR ADMINISTRATIONS recently received large and
II complete assortment of implements for harvest am
Cradles the best in use. t-,---
Wcoxs Patent Revolving Hay Rakes
Genuine English Waldron Grass and Grain Scythes
American do do do
Yankee Spathes, patent and plain and
Hand Rakes Of superior quality.
HAVE IN sToRE:
Grants patent Tanning Mills, warranted To clean s
els of wheat per hour. ~ w 'usn-
Bosardus and other horse powers and Thrashpp M,.h
Persons patent Seed Drilling Machine ''"s""es
Together with every variety Of Agricultural imple.,
CURED Tor farming purposes. All Of which are Offered -
reasonable terms. FITZHIIC. Cn v.ereo upon
National Agricultural Warehouse 7th ,tres, /,
june 1S-2aw2wifcp -" street.
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Mr. THOMPSON, Of mississippi, raised the question Of
order that the bill before the House granted land to soldiers
for services rendered to the country This amendment
entirely dferent being pre- emption bill In it, character.
The CHAIRMAN ruled the amendment out of order.
Mr.. HOAGLAND moved to amend the amendment by
adding thereto the following
"nd roridd further, That all soldiers actually mustered
into the service oAe Uuted States to serve in the late war
with Mexico who taken the seat Of war; and
charged by reason Of disability but who have received
their bounty because of the want Of certificate in due form
from surgeon the army shall be entitled to and receive
the quantity of land which they would have been
entitled had they received such certificate"
The question was taken the amendment and it was
disagreed to-
Mr. EVANS, of Maryland, moved to amend the amend
ment by adding thereto the following;
And all the sailors and marines of the naval forces which
have any time been engaged in battle with shore batteries
gained have actually with the land against
the enemy, shall receive hundred and sixty
Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Mississippi, to question Of
ORDER He desired know whether this amendment In
several shapes had already been voted down, and whether
this not the insubssnce those voted down
The amendment was disagreed to-
Mr.. CONRAD moved to amend the bill by adding thereto
the following
"Be IL further enacted That one-tenth of the nett pro-
ceeds Of the sales Of all public lands in Louisiana shall be set
apart to be applied under the direction Of the Legislature of
aid State to the maintenance Of the levee: Or
said State"
Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Mississippi, raised the question of
order that this amendment irrelevant to the subject under
consideration.
The CHAIRMAN ruled the amendment out Of order.
Mr.. CONRAD moved to amend the amendment by adding
thereto the following:
Provided That all officers soldiers who have been
actually engaged in battle shall be entitled the quan
y land those who have been in service for the period Of
six months"
After debate by MesGs. EVANS, Of Maryland, vENA-
BILE, and MASON
The question taken the amendment and was dis
agreed to-
The committee then and reported progress, and
The House adjourned.
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have 1t in all where State is party Now, know
that Texas could the United States than in
dvdual could without the of the United States
for the Government of the United States under the powers
granted to it. much supreme in reference to States il
in reference individuals and there must be giving
the consent of the nation to be sued to authorize State to
bring suit against her well individual; but when
that assent has been given by Legislative act there be
difficulty in this Now, sir, jurisdiction of this
matter can be taken constutonay by the Supreme Court it
simply question whether you will authorize that tribunal
TO settle the controversy in that Texas rejects the
you offer If she does reject them you precisely whore
you began you have not advanced inch in settling this
controversy You stand just where you did before and you
must make some other proposition for the purpose of eng
some settlement or you must resort to q suit. think the
best way is to provide for suit but must admit that the
suggestion to my own mind is have consulted
with no one 10 reference to this proposition, and hear gen.
uemen say that this amendment is put 10 the BILL 1t will
defeat the whole BILL And there are others again who say
that this amendment necessary Now, sir for the purpose
OF taking some time to consult with individuals and to
what its operation would be, and to reserve my ultimate
ton in reference to this amendment would ask the liberty Of
Withdrawing the amendment with the privilege Of renewing
it, should deem necessary or II would meet nv appro-
baton still if the Senate would let the amendment re-
main as is until we can take up again. If the Senate
will indulge me, therefore, will postpone the further
sideraon of this bill till tomorrow at twelve o'clock
Mr. DAYTON. Before this subject postponed, desire
to give notice Of short amendment which wish offer
when will be in order beg to lay il the table, and
ask that be printed The amendment proposes to strike
out of the 4th clause Of section 49, after the words ihe
United States in consideration of the three preceding ar
ces," the words
And considering that portion of the creditors
pledged the duties foreign imports receivable In her
ports as security for the reimbursement of the loans and
duties since the annexation Of the said State the United
States have been received and receivably by them.
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On motion of Mr.. BOOTH, the House adjourned.
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in the resolutions Of annexation.
Nor do think that any Of the arguments by which has
been attempted prove that Texas all the lands upon
the Rio Grande and the AID degree Of north latitude
que any additional strength from the map annexed to the
treaty upon which the Senator from Texas (Mr. RUsK has
line Of New Mexico laid down in it, referred to and
made part Of the treaty for specific purpose They are
conclusive only to that purpose and have no more effect
upon other purpose validity in settling the ques-
ton of disputed boundary, than they would have in settling
the latitude and longitude of every marked on the map
or the length and of all the rivers deineated
Il conclusive only that portion of the southern bouH
Diary Of New Mexico which by the treaty was thereafter to
be the boundary of the United States Whe therefore,
think that Texas has good title even to that portion Of
country which lies upon the lower Rio Grande, am willing
willing concede Texas all the country which lies between
the lower Rio Gnde and the Nueces, territory five or six
times large the State of Maryland, end am willing to
settle the question about the territory above upon what deem
terms Of bera although not SUCH perhaps as some Sena
would be willing grant And this will do not a.
compromise Of doubtful claims but sacrifice Tor the pre-
servation Of peace and harmony But sir, deem abso
uey necessary that should make final adjustment
of the question now, and get rid forever of the agitation which
attends it and which has long INSTRUCTED the public bus
is therefore with quite almost sine qua non
that such provision shall be made that if Texas declines the
proposition which make to her in this BILL there shall be
some mode provided ty which the question shall be settled
There arber unless the Supreme Court is between
the Confederacy and its members Ne one will think Of re-
eng this matter to private and individual arbitration, which
would be beneath the dignity Of the Government to state no
other objection to foreign Power, whose determine
ton of domestic question is not TO be thought OF Tor
moment. And, sir, the Supreme Court is unquesion-
ably the proper tribunal to whom TO enrus such an issue,
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dollars, think, for the word is in the plural Now, let me
say the gentleman from Texas for whom he be
sured have the highest respect that think he must the
predcament in which he places and Others under such
an argument he has made here, assuring that
honestly deny the title Of Texas the country from the
mouth of that river to the AID degree of latitute
Mr.. RUSK. said the United States could not honestly
set up claim to it, and that in the shoes Of the
United States could ask Texas into the court
Of the United States establish her claim did not inn
pute any motives
Mr.. UNDERWOOD. am told the word after the blank
in the bill is "doars" and in the report it is "mlions."
But that will make difference the argument which
wish press upon the attention Of the Senator from Texas
who trust will allow me to say am his friend. You place
this attitude You get up say that the title you have
SO clear that it case arising between individuals
honesty would silence the mouth of the opposing claimant
Well sir how then you, you have that title clear
ask buy of you to make il free soil If your title is
clear and ndpu'ab claim, do you think that South
will pay for title which they not opposed 70
retaining, and thereby abstract from you title which they
would prefer that you should holdl
Mr.. FOOTE. Will the Senator allow me to inquire how
he can assume that this to be procured for the purpose Of
making it free soil If thought that would be the result
would not vote for it.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD. My opinion is that when pro-
hbt the territorial legislature from establishing introducing
slavery remains free SOIL under the operation OF the Mex
and my opinion that slavery cannot be taken there
under the operation of this bill That depends upon
stuona question: which has been discussed for the last two
or three years NV opinion has been expressed on that point
two years ago. that the constitution will not carry slavery
there know that the Southern mind against that opinion
but the Northern opinion equally decided that the consu
ton does not authorize the Introduction Of slavery On that
subject there is difference Of opinion among the lawyers
the South have aud again expressed my opinion
that point say, therefore, soon as this bill Is passed
the question Of free soil is settled to New Mexico
Now, then, put II to my friend, if your title Is as you
suppose be- should be willing pay millions for that
title when would sooner have you keep the territory Ii
J. clear that it is yours do not want to give you dollar
,or It, If is your land, keep it. am perfectly content
stand up for your rights. But am of different opinion
AND trust my friend will allow the same degree OF
consceniiousness in this opinion that allow to him. II
sm compelled to into the history of this matter, with re-
sard 70 % have papers, documents and books every
page OIL winch can refc that bears upon this question Of
title But this necessary at the present time The
question IS matter of sufficient importance 20 into
the Judicial tribunal Of the country you have title, do