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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12
CINcINNArI, March S, 9P. M.

.,
The river has fallen Is inches at this point,
All the tributaries are falling fast.
The Eastern mail failed to arrive to-day
owing to the damage to the Railroads by the
late heavy rains.
Flour very firm at 81 7Oa$4 so. Whisky
20 lac.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12
CARD,

Til Ladies OF the Rev. Mr.. Dodge's Church,
will give Tea Party on Thursday evening, l4thf
inst at the Exchange Hotel. Tickets so cts, to be
had al the Door
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12

The UNIoN.-The following passage from
Mr.. Webster's reply to Col Hayne, in the
Senate of the United States on former oc-
casion, when the Union was theatened as now,
will be read with renewed interest at the
present time:
When my eyes shall be turned to behold
for the last time the sun in heaven.mav notsee
hun shining on the broken and dishonored
fragments ola once glorious Union; on States
discovered. discordant and beligerent; on Il
land rent with civil feuds or drenched it may
be, with traternal blood. Let their last fee
bic and lingering glance rather behold the
gorgeous ensign Of the Republic now known
and honored throughout the earth, still full
high advanced. its arms and trophies stream
ing in their original lustre, not a stripe eras-
ed or polluted, nor single star obscured, bear
ing for its motto no such miserable interoga-
tory as, What is all this worth? Nor those
other words of delusiOn and folly, Liberty
First and Union afterwards: but every where,
spread all over in characters of living light,
blazing on all its ample folds, as they float
over the sea and over the land, and in every
wind under the whole heavens, that other
sentiment, dear to every American heart
Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and
inseparable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12

~ The Fashion was here from New Or
leans on Sunday evening. We thank the
clerk for Delta of the 4th. the markets from
which are published in another column.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12

IL The Circuit Court of Posey county
convened yesterday at Mt. Vernon. Judge
Lockhart left here on Saturday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12

~ Last dates the river was falling at
Cincinnati and Louisville. 1t is very high
here, and still rising.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12
From washington.

March 8th, P. NJ.
1t is reported that Richard w. Thompson
has been nominated rs Charge d. Affairs to
Austria. vice Webb rejected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12

THE CONSTITUTIONAL paper has just
been started at New Albany, in double octa-
vo form, to be issued weekly, called the Con-
stitutEon. 1t is intended to present facts and
arguments which may tend to enlghten the
public mind upon those questions of govern
mental policy, which will arise in the forma-
zion of the new Constitution. 1t promises to
be work of much utility, and we wish the
editors, Messrs. P. NJ. Kent and J. B. Nor
man, success. They have the advantage of
good contributors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12
SPRING FASHION HATsI

n l HAVE just received a large assortment of
&SSpring Fashion Hats, of Ally's Manu-
Otacture, Cincinnati, to which ask the exarni-
nation of the public. There is nothing superior in
the market ALTERING g. DRUMMER,
NH II Cincinnati Clothing Srore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12
WINDOW GLASS.

CTEUBENVlLLE brand, from g. 10 to "a sc at
y wholesale and retail, direct from the Manu:ac-
lures. VIM. NJ. WOOLSEY,
NH l2tt Agent.
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PGTTsBURG, March s. s P. NJ.

The river Is falling fast. The weather is
fine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-09
MARITIME INTBLLIGENoE
Port OF New Yors, October o, 1850.
Cleared.

Cleared.
o. TS. Ps.sfi;s ssas t,s.'1l cSs,Ts Jr oas-
Sbir~.ssr.n. La-top olape-. Dushsm . D.msn;
h,rl-Ussssst SRI ssily. $, John. Nh Grinne En,uru
Briss, Dassy jim TAI visn,.u, ou,esc Gsi NE,sr.
hs9, orsh,s ss, rsTsI,'a s. jon, sB
ph.lFia .,, g, ys.,ss hrgssy Mobile k,sls nl,sii
Arrived.
SIP Nero (of B.,hl L.rrEsre .ia.rnv s.,,s ia, -.
,rs 40 p,,ssns.r, - Du1hsm DINA sept IT, si q ~
Len ,,r1.; al 5s,,rs ., f,H sosIssIs Coz sss
The ships eeet miles distant I Inst, iat 81 len A. 49,,
.S. VET SfS. %'AF. s.s,l M r. -s
be, h,s ',,sss .ss'st, SCI. Cor lsa " sna rs,
shs sH,ss ~ Is.- niss'r ne.,s: DAYS ballast
b.ii zis,R prs s pr,-,. r,i,ru. A. ia, ia,
@ sis..a '' A.a. . "a "a CO. s..,s e
Sss.s, s svsri 10 o., i Z! =, sSr-.s:1 ,a S.
tn.-l ns-, FROM Rcsteu fet No,issss '''''
rssss p.sp,s s shna "sTss .., 90 s.I , 9Th
,.,.ls 10. 50 ~. passed barb Eiv,rd Dissy ofsT@rs
bs;s r.,'T p.n BOsy Savannah 10 day, VITA cotton.
gr's RetsT SOosas. s, oesrro. NIB day. With ,.h.
Bris sos,Tos Story NsoAia, 10 s,y,. With i,mAer 10
sehr b,sorsS Rossin, Ws.s is,os nc. ss.y. With ma,
s..t -. ct., Boston.
rs ;.s.sS s.i.S i s;ss si,I.' az; ''"
Sch kOntrese, Sttrer. CALAIS y d,ys.
echr Can resvy. hschiss, days
srhr WIN Henry, tclntyre, Bath. sds-s.
s.hr adelaide. Worthy, Ellis worth, ~ days
s,hr Eiita Jane. Tucker s.yhrook.
Schr kIsssrr, Srsldipr. poetaad.
fchr Peru. Bsrton, SAND uich.
eckr Thetus. Pee ey, virEini. dsvr
Sekr Jei n Cstr-r. Is vscn. NirKrfa d,vs
fcbr Zerith, Trher, Plymouth, &c, 10 dsyr.
SCR Hele-s, Bossr, hichmopt, 3tayA
eckr y NJ strctlev, Nirgifia iaaTa
eehr y 3 q gory, Rirdsrfi d.rs
ethr n Rogers. Per- Z. Nsnrrrors. fdavr.
fiscp hsvfirs Irres. rrovidsnes,
sloer nelen. fnis. sRe<fcra
Below.
shr shshnor. Lviieu o. days from Lvsrrosi riA uAs.
snd rsss sgfrs, 70 wiiiisr euisa.
he I've isFs ves.e soprcssd V he ;ko, shi,s bre
disnss'ec bsfk In tte eastern oHns.
ia : wasted echr.
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Died.


on mondAy, the 7th inst, at O'Clock In the oven
ing after short and severe illness, sARAH BowRoS,
VILE ofDector John 8. Bowron, In her 4sth year.
The relatives and friends of The deceased are
to attend her funeral her late residence fourth
door east OF Second avenue in Seventeenth street
Wtdnesoay, 9th inst, at two O'Clock.
On Tuesday, sth inst, Of consumpton, May RYDER,
aged 50 years
Her friends aud sequsintances and those of her
brothers Edgar Henry ", and Stephen Ryder, are
rvspecttuy invited TO attend her funeral. without
further notice, from the house OF Edgar Ryder, OF
lptsrmept at Greenwood
At oosti-y or rs..ss-y ..~.ai-s, Oct sth, AssAa.-
The friends ana soq usntances Of his sons Thomas
Abraham, and Johs ooAhlry are respectfully is'i,.i
halt past two O'Clock, from his Thomas residence
No 40 Water street, New York
On Monday, the It'll inst, In the 18th year Of her
age, R.cH.sL ANN. eldest daughter Of Andres r. and
Hilah a Jsckman
The relations and friends Of the family and those Of
his brother bernard respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from the residence Of her parents zoe
Third street. on Wednesday, the 9Th inst, at tuo
At Brooklyn, on the It'll October, M,ra.nrr Nc.
GRATH, vile Of John hcGrsth. aged 81 years aud 4
months whose fun-r.l will take place on wsanesday
tht 18th inst at hall past two o'clock
The friends ana relatives Of tue family particu
larry requested TO attend the funeral from her late
residence No 30 Atlantic street; also the of
the En- met Benevolent Society Of BROOKLYN
On Tuesday morning the Sth inst, Mrs. M.ni, wife
The f~nas ana elstive. are invited to attend her
funeral uon her late residence, lO2 Spring street,
this afternoon at two O'Clock precisely
At Sacramento Guy Caliiornia, on tn. 23d August
THoMas IA s,sRr con Of the late Capt Thomas IL
merry. Of thiseity In the asa year OF MS age
On Tuesday, the sth OF October JoHN infan, son of
bsrtholome~ and Mary Cahil aged two years and
two months
Their relatives ans friend. are respectfully invited
to attend hts funeral on Wednesday the 9Th init at
TIVE O'Clock Pm.
On Monday evening the It'll inst, ayier q short ILL
bess, tH.sHLfs, youngest sou OF Lewis r. and Mary
Ann eDith. aged yesr. months, aud days
The relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
fully invited u attend the funeral without furtae in
vltstion, "Wednesday ct halfps-t two O'clock from
100 Henry strret to Green -cod Cemetery
Dro-ned In the bay Of san PfaaoisSs CalifornI.
on the morning of the Gath cf .uru.t Mr. J,vss d
LVstr, Tor many yesrs resident aud msrehsat OF
this city. The decessed in company With t~o other
gentlemen, while returning from n cunning exedr-
sion. we're capsixed iror open sost the wreck Of
wkich they chung 20 tor sslvs bo-rs when becoming
exhausted he handed hi. -stch to his comp.ut,us
requesting Il to BE- deli ssrei TO his brothers 10 s.n
frsnci.co and desringti be Sered 70 his youns
and Interesting daughter % nine yeas he released
bis hsli, saying he could keep 40 loas.r and was
washed s-sy by recsding wave, sinking TO rise no
more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-09

IHE BRANDY thAUD ar 81. LOUIS We have
gwen from ~. Louie paper the details OF d fraud
IN the shipment 80 eighteen casks Of wine and
brandy nom this iou 10y the steamer Uncle Sam
Con which the -t-rIunudI had advanced 1882 for
chafRes, To be T-tuudrd with freight at ST. LOUSY
the contents OF whrh ,toved 10 De perfectly worth
less, being unl, c"iogrd water, with something
acid mixed win u Tho shippers from this port
ware MsssIs k-un-dy ~ Foster CA whom the 81
Louis PAPER judi s-Ss the fraud was no doubt
pfaciced, ana ihe htkh character Of that house in
thls CITY Ot cuufrs l'iacrs them above suspicion
The goods Ia question were shipped TO them from
New ioIk. ~iIh "rdris - forward them 10 81
Louis IN the n"dr inat adopted Besides the
regular freight fr"m N-w York. the bill of ladug
called Tor the sum ui urariy three hundred doll irs
for duties aud other Npru-.s at New York, which
the shippers ihtfr nd advanced ana which IN
PACKET ship had itimnuIrrd TO Them This amount,
together with III. New York freight and the ex.
Ienses here, Mrssr- h~uB DIV & Foster collected
ECm the Uncle som, q" NJ, Of course, reimbursed
with the freight 10 t"uis the delivery of the
goods there. Nru' 90 thr goods went into store at
New Orleans, hut were conveyed direct from the
New York p,cket o" IN Uncle sam, and the
fraud, therefore, us doubtless been committed at
New Noik, hut how "f ny whom remains yet 10 be
seen, and to asCrft u winch the nee iu steps have
already been ias'n-N q BBi,ftn, Sspt. 30.
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the Inquiry, snS tho sarkes givSe way Ht.le We
nov aucteit a. 90 6ko tor COED 70 stme quL!itie,
hSAL EsrarE The transactions TO day ves" ~ az
Ill lot Sirecker street Thompson street.
ZoxIoO Ssrao BrOOkiJa property i lot on FcNon
avenue oetu enJ ackson and Navy ete-etr - aklUl
81 97e do. sdjouing 2ixss ss2Si do. 40. ,lxS29
5000 Dc DO zixss 10 81 40; do do 3sxs4 o. 800
90 do 2Sx7l.7. 81 80; do gore Of Fulton avenue
ana Navy street sl7bo; do on Navy street 22xloo
$3.50 do on fulton avenue opposite the above lots
2ox04.I. $780, do adjoining. 36xTl1l 800; do do
26x79 SG2S; do do 3sx8S SIPS; do do. 26xsi 1,
$lol0; do, do 2sxl0,.o, $ll0Oi do cor of Fulton
and Navy streets 81 90
SEEDs The supply Of new clover was very scsnty
To- day. ana prio.s nominal. Sales we're making Of
lSV crops, st $40. A7ko. The supply OF rough fax
wss also limited aid some sales we're made at 81 30,
which 10 improv sment-other descriptions have not
altered
srIcks.-SAles made OF some small lots No
nutm-ss, at 81 - q 81 % per pound
sriRiTs.-The sales of the day include 20 quarter
casks SWEET malags vino ct 27ic For whisksy the
market vas stesSy with sses of so bills Jersey at c,
and 20 bbls Prison IT 27kn.
SU0ARs - With good demand We have to report
sales OF Ito hbds Porto Rico terms not made pub
lio 10 hhds Dutch crushed ut 81 so hhds Cuba at
| OK GO, and 50 hhds New Orleans at 7Ao. There
was sometsing doing in box sugars but the particulars
| have net transpired
TALLow.-Prime city rendered was In request, with
sales OF seme email parcels ct Ike, cssh.
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the proper time; and In 'front.' the greatest attention
p;aa 70 n; ,.'.s IN being ~
nents to night will With the nautical drs-
ma Of the Water Witch" whch has been pas Ga the
tiers being nllea ny Perry LeP~vor aud dss Asst.yer
Miss Mslvns will ex~rut1 sn aerial dance, aod the
am will oonoluds With the farce OF NBuddea
Thouahts Between IN. pieces Herr Kist will appear
In his surprising g. m nastio fests
NIpLois GArpsr-In spite OF the numerous sttrso-
tons presented by tho various places or anusemsnts
in this city, this beautiful house crowded, last
evening to Its utmost capacity But 1t 10 net to Do
wondered a. With .uoh . m.nssers as Niblo and with
such artist the ksve family The entertainments
commenced, last night, with the pantomims Of
"Jesnnete aid Jesspot" the beautiful ballet Of the
"Pishsrmsns Dream followed ana the whse perform
ance concluded with tho panto mime Of "Jocksn in
which Joseph Msrsetti is uprivAiisd the Bra sa
Ape. Mile Berth Adelaide Lehman, and II. Brilliant
appeared In the ballet and we're, usual raoei we'd
with the most snth ssiastc aud we'll msrited plaudts
As long o. the Rsvsls will perform at Niblo's Garden
this magnificent receptacle OF Theatrical entertain
msnts Will be always overlooked We advise all those
who are desrous TO tprnd joyful evening, TO look
at the bill to night and 60 early to this theatre II
they want to find . seat
CHRIsTY's 0rrRA HOUSE, Those Who admire plgiu.
tive and beautiful melodies which rendered
At this establishments With sweetness and harmony
Will be we'll entertained tonight at Mcdaniel Hall
The programme s varied aud attractive being oiled
with songs. dusts choruses. instrumental perform
ances, burlesque operas. and dancing.
OLYMPIC. Fellows hand. which numbers thirteen
performers appear this evening in various negro me
lodies, cheruses and dancing Mr. Meyer will play
one OF MS BEAUTIFUL solos on the VIOLIN There Will 81
an atern DON performances at three O'Clock to- day.
AMERICA, MUsEUM -Phs afternoon performance
consist OF the vaudevilles of Mr. and Mrs White,
and the Day after the Wedding" and that OF the
evening will be the very successful drama of the
'Drunkard" which still continues to draw large rs
semblsges
MINERVA Rooms Those who relish good paint
ing and that native artists, had better call at thu
above rooms and see the grand panorama of Cuba
PAsoRAmA or THE PnoRiMS PRoGRBss-W lsarI
that Of best artists have designing auc
painting n magnificent panorama representing tn,
most important SCENES in Bunysn's great allegory
the work ID nearly completed, and will shortly be sx
hibited
APOLLO Rooms The Cam slogians will give thei
amusing delightful musical ainmsnts every
evening this week They execute tho respective air
| with great sweetness and harmony
| Ma AsDMR BARNEY WILLIAMS have played q very
| successful enpag. mspt 10 Boston The Bostsa MAJ
| puts their receipts at $500
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~ ssAr Adelaide. NYork and Alss.y, sleep IadsK

dc =
s,h. .locs Triumph, NYsrH ssS. .shr. os,sno. Van
sss. 1';: H1s
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too. II, wnnnssos Del A@s.cu. ssssa... NYorii 81.
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:srs G'i % ss1s. S'' sss
Tsirs.,.a; sarss iiii.ssss. P,srSSns sYors s%iss
Gr.enssie: London; Amazon. s;sslasa NY..k: Gel
.s ss..s L.si::
ss.s d. S..eJ .es ls%r s.s s 30
sood sIooiIyn; n ics6 Yo.as NvsrI ss.s Tsss.
.s'v e. .. Tsgas s;.
souss Als.sy My s.lis Slower: Bath EA. P.i:r
Ct, Fox Gloucester. Nro-k; steamer Cayusa Wilson,
Paoupnues. Oct s-Arr br. Henry narshaI. West. ua-
want. shs rso 5s;Su ". sS.S C.S
e. futile E9adSst SID sohI' Lserty Osborn, ehilaasl
CHAR oiri AoAd.a Fra.Os,ls Chars..en; .shr: J.-
I ei soc: smith n:: ds 's
s. T .acn Asia s rss hIn .
ti * i hT Ssa s;ny s.asn: ASgsy s.
brig. Cen T.; Taylor rr:, N.r.s..
S 'fs.. 1's' .,s s,'h'' for
.iGs s ssa sss sYors
sac a'i d'ssArr 'Ai' Anl'
Sept ILL., Dsr, s.ons Tsh:r; ship. vsRsr. o'sss
Kong tsy' bari oasso Joh.ss' 70. DO few s.y.
s.vIs..r essAr, bark. Mari. xsr... Bailey Ss-
son Fuller Lewis. do CID ship hsrsn Jsha0on NYorh;
sALts sehrs Sarah n.tiId. Italian. and xsy-
flower. PhilsdephA PAvilisp NYorh 9th yistory Cha
Mary CiaTi. swift, NYoIi.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

Bosror Dot. 7-Brokers Boare-S sharsa Vermont Gen.
trs Railroad nki 7 Rutland Railroad sh; DE-, os3
western Railroad. 1885, Boston and Maine Railroad
l@S n,ohsss Central R.ilrosd @k 2s Old Csiony
rc.a sn rs Do. 70 az ' Boston 81 =, sas .
R.iire.d 81 70 Eastern Railroad lo' 70 Northern Rail
ecston ssnh o. 2 Boyle ton Bank 10Y: oS Rstsnd
Railroad Bcpdr 90 So orfok County Railroad Bonds
6s 500 erdenshur. Railroad Bonds Sond Board.5o
s2x sh.ymu, Bank losf; 50 vsr%on. a1d Mass R.ii-
road b5d, 2x To- Western Railroad lO% is Worcester
Nashua Railroad, 6tI< 10 do ,biOd. Ss 20do. IS.
p,iIADELruA Oct R-Yr.t Board-$4Uo Garden s.
lOlA 100 DO, io. eeS pepnA So 92' 10000 90 b5 s2t
SmSoy g.. 's7 o. 10 s., 81 ~ SIS Piorsnos
city. ~; q wilniagi9n RR IN; 20 psnnA; RI, an
do, ls 100 do 100 do lgl 100 do Ia 5odo, l9a..
Second Board-S5OO0 Gs 67 l7; 1850 State 6's. al.
lois 1000 Reading Railyossc 76 sos do Mortgage IS. S.
5000 SchuyL Nav. Sc 6S AL
1C6M; ~ shares Mechanics Bank, l6h.
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Telegraphic Reports.

New Oar Esss, October 8, 1880.
The sales Of cotton yesterday fully 500 bales at
sfurther advance Of 20 and market quite arm; mid
ding qualities command 1850. l3xo; and the
sales OF the week be put ct IL 900 bales and
the receipts 900 bales less than at tue time
last year. Mess Pork Is retailing ct sll per Dbl go
hhds whisky sold to day 1T Csc per gallon. Tho frst
boghesd Of sugar OF the crop received yeser
day from Point Coupee and represented to be Of In
ferior quality.
Nsw 0nLEASs, Oct Z, 1850
Cotton Ia firm. and the advance is fully sustained
The sales to- day were 900 bsles-fair at Axe Su.
gars are i'm proving and mossses is arm. Provisions
steady, with an upward tendency. Coffee firm. whis
key is at 24hc.
BALTIMORE, Oct 8, 1850.
Our markete are without change
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Naval Intelligence,
OUR PoKIsADurn CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR Pok ISM JUrn CORRESPONDENCE.
PoGTsMoUrH, Va, Oct. g.
The U. g. corvette Jamrdown was hauled up into
theship house here ago. and has bsen rebuilt
She splendid i"okng craft, and Is as fast ssiler
as she Is beautiful III appearance having beaten every
thing In the Mediterranean during her cruise In
that sea Her length on deca is l64 feet; 1862 beam
1T3 hold; Tonnage. lO3S She carries twentyt two
guns-tigbte'n thrty-t-o FOUNDERS, and four sixty
eight FOUNDERS The JsDe-tOwD Is built all of
Glars ought TO br-~ith spar as we'll as gun deck.
The repairs Of ~, u. 8 EurveJin eteamer Le1are
are almost completed rne ofh,e OF the L steamer
walker have bssD traUsieusd to her aud she will sail
IN the course OF tsO or three days for her surveying
station. Mr. John ,lX <Bdsr second assistant engi-
neer, goes In her ~ Aet,ug chief
The frgztr colombia which has be en- laying In
ordinary at the G"spor navy yard tor some time has
been ordered 10 b. utt-d Tor with all possible des
patch
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INTELLIGENCE ~ THE MAILS
Our washington Correspond ence.
"..a'soros, Oct. 7, 1850.

".sH'SoroS, Oct. u 1850.
Mr. Csr~,n s.d Tari1 Question
Mr.. Csrwi. Is going To N.w York, to see Mr. Max
we'll and 10 compare note. and to collect facts and
Akurss In support OF the modification OF the tariff OF
4 especially with The sd pslorem, and invoice
valuations.
Mr.. Corvin 10 q pro,srtionst for the sake OF pro-
tsction-a believer ~ TO necessity OF a bounty to
support home manufacture. at the sx pense Of tho
other industrial pursuit, tho country 1t will be
His business to report L. Congress- next December the
state OF the finances s- receipts and expenses the
increase OF the pubic debt nd the dedcien eiss or In
sufoiencies Of tn. set OF meet current lsohties
the balances wanted the ton ~ required and the ways
and means Of procufi.g hun
We doubt not h, a. mt an array o. .s'ts s .h
hgures truly formidah show the defects OF the
existing tarIn -s-ity or better one the
advantages Of sp-siH' nome valuations, and mini
NUNS by which tw'' per cent DUTY upon its lace
may be EQUAL 10 du'y - one hundred per cent In
point Of fact.
ed That can b. EASILY Done The next will be to
shsw that from fauds aud devices OF the trade, the
I'd rss,sns OF the txists sy'teu, cut of very valu
able amounts Of tevrn"u. ~bich by specifics, home
valuations. and mini ~ould be ured to
great relief OF the ttca'UiN.
We next expect Mr. 'ocwip TO follow In the footsteps
of Mr. Meredith IN the "id- ptal object OF home pro-
tas upon yard O. cct't' reduces the cost Of the
article; and that ~h, tXty per tariff con iron
would be gods-uh -. P.DDs, lvania fou ndriss IL
would alEo oh. spun tie Ice Of irsn to the farmers
who consume IL
This policy OF bou,r VI ,-ctiou upon these grounds
the last plank i't CO.! me o,d wbig platform, aud
even this Is more ~'"o %. al than a party question.
some modincs tiOtt - he i,ih If 40 would be Judi
cious and r-sN required; but not those modi6c-
atoms which. IL snplc tt the manufacturers. would
inlet heavy tax "l"n me other Industrial interests
ct the country.
The day Of protection the cake of protection has
gene BY. The ERA "' 'f'- trsd- Is coming on.
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Our Phiiade !phia Correspondence.


.9mtn Bey-Th' Ne" California Steamer, &c.
Amin Bey the ru, ki.n com nissione is Ia our
city, and 10 about I" public institutions Or
dsrs have been ree'iv.d Washington. to Ere a
salute OF tbrtreI gns H. occasion Of his visiting
our naval station H. - Ia be officially received BY
Col Webster. ~ Fort hIftr, in n DAY or two
The steaB~>ss ubiob ss-d for your city about no on
10 Gay ADa "a fDe y IN client trim, will make
short run. Thougl OF sixe comparing with the
magnificent steamships 81 tonr city she will, K
animation do no direr-"it To our shpwrights and
chinists
A respectable lazy 81 spring Garden, Mrs Martha
Coombs was killed. bat LiEht by being over on
the Willow street The wheel passed yer her
head causing instant d'sth she her deaf aud
did not hear or III coming The driver has
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On the Sth inst, vsndsw ater street Church
this city, by the Rev. Benz amin Evans RpwAnp MAW-
TIN to KATE, daughter of the late John McKin K 50 ,
both OF the county Of Sligo, Irelsnd
On the I'd ult, by the Rev. DR. Whitehouse, in 81.
Thomas Church, Mr. JoHs MAso, to Miss MARI
KNOWLES, all OF this city.
On Tuesday, the LIST inst, at st Pauls Church Erie
Pa, by the Rev IN. Flint JoHs H. Bliss, Of Buffalo,
TO ELLEN, youngest daughter Of Peter Christie Esq
OF the u. s. Navy.
On Tuesday the stk inst at the Church Of the Ira
hguration, by the Rev Geo. II. Houghton GRoRas q.
ErLAsd to sxEEsA M, daughter Of Matthew Keoler,
Esq., all Of this city