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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-22
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Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND OUHEr0eorApa
'il ~ 80 HOUSE, 9O YAH - 3VCT
l3o oHster street, betcses Mais ead Lossa, "A

THE undersigned are now fecciv;noJs y..,,v,t...s
Il and well selected stock of I'd qsTy' 2,s-s'
CHiNA AND QUEENSWARE.
Which, with their present lot, viii make A. H..
Die an assortment as may be Iouna Weets Wshss.
Isesived from Pit'sburgh wellsssoried stock of
the above articles may give No q can, nss ~ .ss
that II will be TO their interest 10 do 20
We invite the attention Of merchants and dealer,
20 examine our stock, being assured thar We Offer
,haucemsnis ,h to dealers entirely surent to step
palch so that they may 60 to any part Of the ccuS
p,sas we , are Offering inducements in ,setaiIi,g
febl2f HOLLINGSWORTH "a HrJcHrs,,
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IAN Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.

asav Hats, Gaps, Boots and Shoes -
HMY 1 HAVE the latest style OF, Hate
SAGmanuiuctured to order, superior arti. -
Gle, OF all prices and qualities, Satin, Beaver Mole
SKIN, S;lk Plain and Brush. and great variety 0t
shoes a. kne as can be made. All for sale low
mb27 A. DEFOE.
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T OOK,--1 ,cask Madeira Wine, do. old Opor-
IL to; do Holland Gin, 9 casks Cogniac Brandy.
HATCHlTT g. Co.,
>-iel - No. IA, Front st.
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WESTERN CLOTEING STORE. .Ns
"a rner Of Main and First Streets.

|
THIS popular establishment, formerly on Water
Il Street, rs now open ard in tull blast on Main
Street. in the large brick store formerly occupied
by A. Cumberts. ,s
Drummer & Co. have Just received from their
Mandatory, in Cincinnati, the latest New York
style OF Foil and Winter Clothing. All of which
are made and trimmed in the best manner, under
their direction, expressly for this market, and con-
sists OF every article requisite TO complete Gentle
mems Wardrobes.
Coats and C!caks.
A f1e assortment of Blue, Brown, Grey, Drab,
MaGs 1aw Blankets Box, and Over Goats, genu-
as 9S asa Sa ssaHsT eahe Dsse fcek and
Sack Coats full trimmed; Saiinett and Cashmeret'e
Coats; Brown, Green and Grey and oil colors OF
Roundabouis and Coats oi oil kinds.
~ PantaiOons.
. Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cashmere
Pants Fancy French Cashmere Pants; Fancy
stripes and Blue, Black, and Steel Mixed and Ca
det Mixed Satinelt Pants; Tweed and Cordroy do
Pants OF every variety and price to suit purchasers
~" "t"" Vests,
Black siIk and satin Vests; Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vest; Fancy Cashmere Vests; Sainett vests;
and common Vests OF oil kinds.
~ 'nd Furnishing Goods.
eNp Al he late styles OF plain m. IN
~ayz and fancy silk and satin Cra- IhYTill
~ watts, Scaris and stocks; wliiielSLI
silk and oil colors Pocket Handkerchiefs; Linen
and Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and flannel do;
Flannel and Net under shirts and Draws; Shirt
cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suspen-
ders; elk gingbam and cotton Umbrellas; Silk
Hats: Caps Boots, Shoes; walking canes, &c.
All the above articles and everything else in
the furnishing line win be sold at Cincinnati prices
We haiicon,inue to receive fresh supplies week.
ly during the season from our Mandatory in
Cincrnoti fse,t or RR, tk " W
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|DAINTs &c.A55 kegs white lend. pure and
Il No. I; bbls linseed oil; also, Chinese blue,
chrome green, chrome yellow, ven. red, spanish
brown, yellow ochre. iisherage. putty. spanish
whiting, &c. In store and for sale by L-3-fL
jel II FOSTER & BROWN.
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aa EVANSVILLE, Ia, TUESDAY OCTOBER % 1850 ~ Il
BUSINESS CARDS.
INGLE & WHEELER.

ICHH INGLE. .yR HORATIO q. wHEELEl
a TTORNEYS AT LAW, SUccEssoBsTo Bar
y TELL g. IyGLE, General Collection and Rea
Estote Agency. Office. on Water Street, over tn,
Evansville Insurance office. ii i-Ls h' io
NIB H.Q. WHEELER, Notary Public. In 5tf
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-NTANUFACTURERSof OF pure White Lead. No
IyI 1 Do. ReilLesi. 4ithargesPuty, Whiting
Cine dried ~ Paris White. do Paris Green
Chrome Green. Chrome Yellow, Chrome Red Chi
nese Blue. assorted Cold Paints. lin oi5 and Cide
= We have adopted the most approved method. q
practised by the best Eastern manufacturers, IL
immufscturing White Lead, and viii warrant j
equal to any made inthe United States. WilIwar
rant the Quality OF each article we manufacture 4
be good as be psocurcd and TO give ire sat
,isiaction. Offered +. ths lowest pricss on ueHa
time OF discount for cash, n q .Ss5&.
pTCash paid for Castor Beans and F1sxsesd,
Jsn9 wiz
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CONRAD BAKER.... TBoS. E. GARvIr
DAKER& e. GARVIN, Attorneys at Lar, Evans
- vile, la. Office in the Court House sep3 '46
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puovemepts or Individuals.

Mr.. W. Chase Barney sails In the Cherokee to-day
for Chsgres, engineer on the Psnsms railroad In
securing the services OF Mr. Barney the propretors o.
the railroad have gentleman Of talents and scienti
&c sttainments and great experiences as an engineers
and the public may expect to hear Of rapid pro
gress In this important york He takes with him VIII
liam q. wan ~ assistant.
Hon IT. W. Ellsworth, Indiana; Gen. T. J. Greene,
California; Hon W. V. N. bay, Missouri; w Hob
con. California; Hon. Cameron, Penn; Hon. ". n.
Hutles do; Col j. A. Rockafelov do Capt. Johnson,
u 3. N Hsrman Denny, Pittsburgh; Non w. Rose
Geneva; Hen. A. fslch Michigan; Hon. H. D Gould,
Dehitand sixty others arrived yesterday at the irving
House
Daniel Needhsm, Mass. J. Brsddeld Alsbsms;
Cable. Worcester; Capt Cartwright Long I.lspdi W
Mitchell, u 81 J. sanboru. Bostop w. N. Clarke,
do, ana forty others. have arrived at the American
n v. Seward. Conn j. q. Potter, Bostsn; Mrs De-
verevx- New Haven Mr. Pearson. Boston Bisslo~
Butler King Ca; Rivss. do Geo. King, FLORIDA
Hon II. levy, Camden. and Ito others, arrived Jes-
terdsy at the Astrr.
y n. Robinsep Vermont; Or A. a. Thompson. Lons
bland; Col, wn s--vsrt. Nd ,. Cbsmbarlin og
dspsbursn; 7. O. Cren baltimore y Parker. do
r Psrr, dc A. n Weller NsshiDet0o and dxty.sever
others, arrived ~ Hovsrds hotel
T'ses National fInf,ihgsncer says' me members Q
Ccf rress come slowly In We have obly heard stnc
our last OF the arrival Of the Hon Truman smith,
the Ser ate and the Hon John L. Taylor, one OF IN
l Representatives from Ohio
! t,lopcl Charles Nay. formerly IN command of %
Barrsrts ~ CARLISLE. Pa arrived at that place fro'
| santa Fe on Tuesday morning and -as warmly we
coined by hosts ~ hts Old frends, Who, antteiPstir
his ARRIVAL mot him 81 tho depot. The Oolanel lool
| yell thcp al soms rhat reduced In hesh from dckne
and he hal5,hsps % csmrsisn W New Mexico
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Superior Court.
rs,o,e IN. Hon Jusy.s Oaslsv and pair

befofe the hon Judges Oakley ana faine
Nov 20 -Lucius r. Bnfkieg, respoRasnt 9, Eugene
Kcicos, c. boinbv6gs StNh, aud Jdmss III. Brush, Gp
p,iianfS This case before the court a bill Of
exceptions taken at the trial Of the before Judge
Nsncerpetl In the Superior Court, In the December
tenn OF 1919 on that occasion the jury rendered
verdict Ter Mr. Bulklsy, to the amount Of 1880
damages for malicious prosecution in charging him
with tbs crime OF perjury.
Mr.. Cbss. BsInbridgs Smith opened the Argument,
Friday last the part Of the appellants and vas
followed this morning by Mr. Chss. II. smith. who
coniended that there just and reasonable grounds
fer the prosecution Of the charge Of PERJURY against
Mr. Buckley, and he also contended that there
evidence to convict Mr.. Brush with vndIctive or
malicious prosecution Counsel submitted that the
learned Judge before whom the vas tried, con-
msnted with undue severity In his observations to the
jury.
Mr. James T. Brady resisted the application for q
trial, and submitted that the learned Judgs be
fore whom the was tri.d committed no error In
the law, and therefore there pretext for the
application Of the sppelisnts lie believed that u this
tried before twenty successive juriss every
enc OF them would agree in giving q verdict for Mr.
Bulksy and that each trial would result In creating
sympathy for the plaintiff
Mr.. Cutting concluded the argument on be-
half Of the appellants Decision reserved.
"wednesday the last day for ding notes Of Issue this
court and the calendar will be ready for Inspection
on Saturday morning
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Circuit Court.

Before u dge Edsards.
Nov. 25.-RHckman W. Pifcher-This IL suit 70 re-
cover stake Of 81 500 from defendant IL appeared
that In 1s41 q Yet was M sde by plaintiff With mas
named Conklin. on . race 10 De over the Ions
Island courte, BY horse called Americus and mare,
Known ~ Lady suffolk The plaintiff bet 81 900 on the
against f3O 90 the horse The defendant was
the stake holder, and IL ssems the horse won. The
defendant paid the stake to third party against
the consent OF the plaintiff, Who alleges that facts
came TO bis knovi-dge which led him TO believe that
the was not fairly by the horse He brought
the action Immediately after and II was tried In 1874
before Judge Kent. and q verdict given for the
plaintiff IL vas afterwards brought on a case before
the Supreme Court. and from there u was taken 20
the Court OF Appeals, and-a new trial granted The
cause cen Hepced on Saturday, and IL likely &c
occupy the entire Of to morrow (this merning)
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Massachusetts, Election

bosroN, NOV. 70, 1900.
The Governor and Council have Officially declared
the votes given for members II Congress at the late
election: Horace Mann has but 40 majority; Appleton
and Fowler vhies elected by large msjorites In
ssvsu other districts there has been no choice
sPRISeFIsLo, Nov. IS, 1850.
The FINAL trial to elect representatives In the va
cant towns in this State occurred day In Spring
field coalition Of democrats and free sellers elected
four Representatives including the Hon John Mills by
about 200 majority the wings The union Of the
above named parties brought about at the Last
ment. No choice again in Northampton, Warren and
Xhsfsly
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Union Meeting at NashvIIic-The Southern
Convention, &c.

BALlIMoRE Nov. rs, 1850.
great Unien meeting has been called at Nashville,
TO denounce the proceedings of the Southern Conven
tion, and support the Union
The resolutions Of the Nashville Convention, as
passed are the same as the Mississippi resolutions
cept the last one, Recommending uoniutercourse.
Major Donaldson denounced the uRhallowed pur-
poses Of the Convention and loudly chersd by the
galleries.
A correspondent OF the Charleston Mercury Gays -
" The city and galleries filled with Yankee aboli
tionists."
The Augusta Chronicle pronouuces the resolutions
passed as reasonable.
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Our baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25, 1850.
Referm Disappearance Of Mr.. Mr-
doch-Ihs Safe Refgn--Account ofhis WANDER
iags-.SAcide - Commerce - California Trade,
&c.
The Maryland Reform Convention has not yet
fairly got TO work but, judging from the orders
and resolutions passed, majority Of them are evil
IDENTIFY favorable TO radical reform.
The excitement throughout the city yesterday.
on account Of the continued disappearance Of Mr..
Murdoch, the tragedisn, was very great, and par
ties were on the search for him throughout the day
On Saturday the body Of a man was found In the
city reservoir, and for time u believed TO be
that or Mr.. Murdoch. Last evening, however,
shortly after the ARRIVAL Of the Washington cars,
haggsrd looking object, with long beard and soiled
clothes, walked into the drawing room Of Bar
NUNS Hotel, and was soon discovered to be Mr..
Murdoch. He was in his right mind, and states
that on Saturday night he found himself In Prince
Georges county, but has recollection NJ 10 how
he came there. He applied on that night at house
for food and lodgings, but was rntely rebuied and
compelled to spend a second night out OF doors.
During his whole absence, from Friday morning to
Sunday NIGHT, one cup of milk was all that he
spartook Of. Yesterday, he found HIS way TO the
Bladensburg station, and re NAMED there until
the evening train passed, when he came on TO Bal
timore, and is, to- day, much exhausted, but en-
urely recovered from the paralysis ct his brain.
The body found in reservoir turns out to be
that Of man named Edmund Kirby, who let a
note stating that he was sober,-that his time had
.come-snd asking God TO have mercy on his soul.
The number OF vessels In the port OF Baltimore
on Saturday, exclusive OF bsy craft was 10 ships,
10 barques, and 70 sch ooners, amounting In the az
qreRate TO 50. Of which number sre up for Cali
lorna, for Liverpool. for the West ladies, fol
San Francisco, 2 for Rio JsHeIio, 2 for Bremen
and for Kingston, Jamaica. The trade between
Baltimore and California, II will he seen by the
number OF vessels still cont nues quite large.
Front street theatre is now be-ng fitted up fol
Jenny Lind.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.



SRfMovALs AND APpoINTnE CONTENTION BK-
TWEEN TIKI SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR AND THE
CoMMIssIoNKR OF THE LAND ofFIcE-A NEW RULE
OF THE SECRETARY or THE TREASURY coNsrRR
NATION AMONG THE OFFICE HoLDERs-NEw BANK
ING ASSOCIATION, ETC.
wAsHISsros, Nov Is, 1850.
Elias 8. Terry, Of Indians, has been appointed Re-
cordsr in the General Land Once
Secretary Stewart OF the Interior Department, has
appointed Mr.. MacGIll to fill DR. Addisons place in
the Land Once and Mr. Butternsld, the commissioner
of that once has appointed Mr. Forester the same
place. The cashing of the functionares creates
much laughter.
Secretary Corwn has removed several clerks to- day,
among them two wings. He has appointed to one Of
the vacancies Mr. Samuel Kepler SMethodist preach
or. Mr.. Corwin has set down new principle, which
creates great CONSERVATION among the Office holders
He has removed young Barnes . faithful clerk, and
good whg solely because his father Major Barnes Is
In once. He declares he will act strictly up to the
rule that two members Of family shall hold office,
II either of them be In the Treasury Department
There In oHaos, Messrs Evans and brother VIII
son and brother Goddard and brother, Latham and
brother, Hsston brother Black and brother Blake
and brother Beret and rother, Sullivan and brother
-C,ittenden and Gallagher and sons whittlesey
and Haynes and Bibb and son, MARYLAND and
son, rsttit and son, Fillmore son
Highland Hall. appointed second comptroller here,
win enter upon his duties in . few days.
Henry D. Jackson principal clerk In the Trsasurers
sofhce has been removed
banking association is announced to-day
under the firm Of Seldom withers CO. The partners
snre-wnlism Sslden, late Treasurer; John withers,
Alexandra; X. w. Latham, Washington; L. p. Bayne,
Baltimore.
Robert n. M'Alpin has been appointed superintsu-
dent and william De Burg Treasurer of the Mint at
New 0rlesns-the fsrmer ineuubsnts having been re-
moved.
There is report aaoat that the President has or.
der marshal to proceed to Mississippi and arrest
Gov ouitman on Q charge Of procuring for Gen.
Lopez
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Our phlI.deIphia Correspondence.
Errfs-Ineendimies ai lruk, &c.
PHILApELrnlA. Nov. Is. Is5

Ftres-Incsndiwies at iro'k, &c.
A fire commenced about o'clock this morning,
row of unfinished three story dwellings, on
Deacon street. Spring Garden, and destroyed seven
ou, Of ten. They were the properly Of William X.
deacon, worthy bricklsyer, whose loss is covered
NV insurance. A portion Of them was plastered.
The fire Is attributed TO an incendiary. The vi
entity IL the most improving part Of the district, snd
he new houses all around were with difficulty
syed nv the firemen The new residence OF James
w paul. Esa in Fourth, below Walnut street,
~.s also slightly damaged by fire this morning,
Sy;s;csting from the heater An attempt was
made 70 ire carpenters shoa, az Moyamensing,
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U. =. Circuit Court.
Hon Ines. NsIson pr.sIdins

HUU NWUNE IFFF7NH
vev M-Cusfom Houss Lsov : In the rase ~ Fran,
els Dutsr and othsrr vs. Cornelius ". Lawrence
Collector II Crs,oms aresdy no'ieea = verdict wa.
retufnsd BY corseut for the plaintnA far sesa sub
ject the opIuiop 81 the court on 90 Ne made
ard sohisct 10 sajusimeut ssto the amount
The ,ovh sdioWatt ~ W.dnesaNy n9fnnz,
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Destructive Fire mt sprip gfield.

sPRiSeFIsLD, Mass. Nov IS, 1850.
wooden block at Northampton, near the canal,
known a. Colorado Row" was destroyed by are on
Sunday night Loss 81 500 with Insurance to the ex-
tent Of 80 900 The occupants saved their property
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Sinking OF q Canal Boat.

Urea, Nov. "a, 1850.
The canal boat Atlantic, OF Jordan, with q cargo
of railroad iron and merchandise for oswego, sunk
near Port Jackson, on Saturday. Insured In the
Rome Protection Assurance for az 500.
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The Maryland Convention.

AssRO,D Nov Is, 1850 ,
The president of the reform convention, announced
to-day, the various committees. The majority of all
the Important committees opponents Of reform.
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United States sloop Of var Portsmouth. Com Ore
CORY. left Angola the 9Th Of september. on cruise
United States brig Perry, Com. A. N. Foote Ieft
Angela about September J, on q cruise
A CoNMopopE 90 Tptst We learn from the Ports
sqouh Pilot that n naval general court martial u
dered 20 ct wshiseton. the 18th Of no q.
month (December) It's upders ood 10 have refer ~
% Commodore Ap Cateeby Jones, aud the three tt.u
tenants TO vi om be alluded IN California stter on
the subject Of desertion- In his Psrihe saaaarsn
Commodore d. sost Of the Norfolk ys.ed Is ordered
TO repost ~ Wvhirgtcn az one o. the nembers q M
4 court
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this morning, which. however, failed, from the
plan OF the incendiares having been overhcar by
a neiQhbor
BY the will of the late Josiah White, of this city,
1000 is bequeathed to found two manual labor
free schools, in the free States OF the West. He
recommen ds lands TO he purchased near Salem,
Iowa, and in the Indian Reserve, Indiana, and tn at
the schools, when founded shall be placed under
charge Of the yearly meeting of Friends, of In
diana. He has also given 100 shares of Lehigh
Navigation stock to each of the folio wing associa-
tons ;-Colored Orphans Society, House of Re-
the establishment of school 10 Liberia, Africa.
The marshals police captured about one hun
dred prisoners yesterday, for disordery conduct
and other offences. Among these prisoners in
Moyamensing were Patrick Shields and James
Smith. two Il the " Potts." who are charged with
committing an assault upon Emma HILL with in-
tent to commit a brutal outrage.
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Corr, calendar for Thi. Dsy,

etrRkNS Cos ~. O,NcUfr cslSNoss = haferas Jas
tee Noe IA lt2a f2s SIS, lell, 10 sJi, " sss,
-si sol lDss lesz i0S5 10, sil ss' 80
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FueITIvE SLAVE CASE AT CARLISLE, PA.-The
Carlisle Herald says that Moses Jones, colored
man residing in that borough, was arrested on
Monday, as fugitive slave, at the suit Of Edward
l.. Fsnt, 81 Fauquier county, Va. Upon exami-
nation, Il was found that Moses did not answer, In
any one particular, 10 the description OF the al
legged fugitive, and was accordingly discharged.
This excited a warm interest, though without any
enciff the mari Of The mn hlic
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SENATOR FooTE.-The Aberdeen, Miss Iade-
pcr6ent contains a long and full account Of the
enthusiastic reception OF Senator Footc on the ID
instant. A tremendous crowd turned out to hear
him. He spoke in the day, and at night was
treated 10 a cold collation. a. the Mansion House.
lie was handsomely received by the committee,
and responded in his ha niest manner.
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State OF Egypt.

SERIOUS pEFAIcATIoN or the PRIME MINISTER
ABscoNDING or ARrIS BEY, KTc.
Artin Bey, the Prime Minister Of Egypt, fled
from the country on the 18th September, ia a
French steamer, and proceeded to Beyrout, whence
he was TO embark for Constantinople Some think
that he is still board the French steamer, which
has returned from Beyrout and IS now in this port
on her way back to Marseiiles. For some mosths
pest, Artin Bey has been in bad odor with the
Egyptian government, and Abbas pasha was be-
coming more and more estranged from hun. ON
Artin Beys visit 10 Constantinople in the beginning
of the year, the Sultan received him with the
gre Attest honors and il generally supposed that
the Prime Minister'S authority was contrmed, and
that he would always be the head man in Egypt.
Until then Artin Bey had been both Minister OF
Foreign Affairs and Minister of Commerce, but the
latter appointment was bestowed on Turk, and
| he retained only the former An audit Of all ac-
| counts appertaining TO the Ministry Of Commerce
| having been ordered, several considerable def
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Pu, refused to surrender and had only proposed Il
leave the place with ct bagages Tbs commands
OF ths Holstein army Colonel Won der Tam. having
refused to consent to such condition, the Danes de-
clsrsd that they would bury themselves under the
walls Of friederichstadt But the 5th instant On
attack was made by the troops of Helstein, during
which they were defeated and after havsg loet 600
men, retired to suderstspel and Sethe. The King OF
Denmark arrived the 9th OF last month at Flens-
bourg, where he was received with much honor.
One of the most important events Of this year will
undoubtedly be the resurrection Of the king lem of
Poland which is said 10 be the eve of taking place.
IL assured that the Emperor Nicholas has declared
that he will give to his the heir Of the Of
Russia the Kingdom of Poland aud that he will do all
In his power to congregate under the scepre OF the
Dew king all the people Of sclavony No doubt this
will be one Of the best illustrations of the reign Of
Nicholas
In Spain great preparation made to send forces
to Cuba. The fleet which will sail the 18th nstaat
under the command OF the Count do la Concha will bs
composed rs follows
The SobeIsno. man of-war OF "a guns.
The frgatss Esperanzs aud Perla, OF AZ guns; Cor
ties. Of 80 guns
The corvette Colon, of 10 guns
The brigantines Patricia, Hsbanera. Pelayo, Nsr-
The goeettss Babanero, Isabel II, and Juanits,
having in all IL guns
The lougres TeYesia. Christina, Currucca Cometa,
and Dopacion, each with a cannon of 49,
Two steamers the Basco de Garay and Pizarro of
$50 horse power each, and having each guns. The
Alvaro Ii Ba1an and Congress- OF LOO horse power each
and carrying guns; ana last the Don Juan de u.s.
making force of 20 ships and 325 cannon.
This fleet will be sufficient for the defence of Cuba
and Porto Rico and for the protection OF the Spanish
trade in the gulf OF Mexico. b. u IL.