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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
Dfsnstern, go.

WHAIE L FIArErrsA letter, received Nanack ct cen
therspor the loss of ship La Fayet,s Lawrence Of Mad
ord the east side OF Abama Galapagos about the middle o
B41E MA.r ylsysr which Key the sst ult
Doboy Is AMI Ga and for whose safety fears we're entertained arr at
Blsn git1.srrr Mattaps Atlantic Ocean, the h
lat 81 Ion @ p picked large apparently some ort
bali was marked James Aiaire Ss% York iss5
B @ oqfss at ri9o {sPoF y sf b 9g n i
large brig vi her st and yards alof wa. .eeu ashore on the
Ne bar Of Sable Island 3 inst Perhaps tbs baFA til the lsen
gone which there on The 4th.)
Ba1e Fsoc Faucon before Fepo-ted vas dte Poa ee oy
Sstro9g euT[9n du[ns calm when 10 k 19l oe
cisco drrng the past TWO IS remarkable no" 10" OF them
Tas.Ta4Srs F4tar Qusrs which e St Joh1 NIB 23I a.,
Portland returned 10 IT next morning. having struck o and m
Tows,ryB Rchatson, Boston Liverpool he loh
INST about lat and about lon a. experienced very severe vest
ery gale spl oresa and three opsa and shppei sea which
stove and batch houses large quantity OF water went
rolzDo Pctou for DighOn. got ashore
Saud Point Gut Of Canso 9th INST aud lost cable 4eho la Ssef
&c and obliged 70 discharge cargo to get OF She retled TO
Accounts the Straits OF caao Civ. disastrous news Of
the eGc. the late gale The Pou Chronicle Of Tie 3a
Thirteen American fishing vessels are said 70 be ashore on
Cape Breton Port Hood Many others that rods ont the gale
have suffered the loss Of chains and anchors 5h,ng ysT
soa Gay laws Wilson. which Baltimore the 9th
for of the 18th that
carried the head Of her orem aud lat q 3d. lon ~ ~ she
and beng ah sail the ptan thought
best for the safety OF the vessel and cargo, TO put back TO B
srskThe Grecan Phnney Boston, Albany for
Boston with load Of hnur and ron was at about on
"Wednesday swept by the tide Gu 20 Race ok and e de ea,I
ed her Of and before she could be shore abe INK IN ~ faith
owater hes The captain aad three re-
taken OF capts George and Sam Hebron a1ingho, CP
sst pleasure fishing boat The 'ch @
probably be gotoE Il the weather favorable THIS
disaster might have been avoided there had been pode on the
The buoy entirely out OF ghi hayn been
swep, by the tide + New. London Chronicle sePta6
Ksr WEr spt7 s5oContrary expectation there have bean
from Spanish Moreno 100 bo1eso dry aud the
O damaged which have all bsen sold
Salvage and expenses ship Emily Taylor S2l 300
The English orig ont Doane MASTER loaded WITH ana
bnd m jamaica Johns tsmased IN the blow OF Aug -
She adr bark Mary Varney the rouga and
towed Tampa Bay The claim OF the bark for salvage has We
settled By arbtraiionshe gets half OF the cargo
The sold The bark taxes off cargo but h destination
have not heard.
Of this They that they two Of the OF he b New
brig bound NOresns struck b. the blow
Key pieces All hands lost
who cu the frame OF the brig and drited to
island the day AFTER the blow.
The salvage deceed ths Spanish brig Moreno $50 AFTER deduct
OF sales of materials and $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

eourdinss Of Aoms mile oil the and y hon4
Eha qearter Of Of the toe, adari clear sPaea o aeay
four mlle- breadth
- In far weather, sanaaiy Yisbe
hat II, and sTH,ksbhs hind Affords a1 sis II the
time Postnn Of the SantpBy RocaS Tbs eelk At et>t 20
-et above the r Of the and presents st coRtns; 20 all
the hills N - cent, bears y 80 degrees the toeA' and
the base OF the uorn'a'n
~ B4t IN hck weather no wsldshaei land marx u do
eebe then It oecoes absolutely necessary app
beTeen Canaan aai z1E1pS9m with great care and claioa
charge Of current aht The absence III nigh. ss
tanning single sbsefTa may without street AMI
oundinss place shppS vessel a. or
The Eastward by nish. or day under II f.tions'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
Murhets....ALEANY ses, y.

Vhe past pa hours Receipts have been--FLouR,
20QO barrels WHEAT. 4 600 bush Corn 600 hush; Bar
LEY 2tQo bush FLOUR 10 steady but 1ctige 10 900
ouh OF BARLEY 40 al 7nG74c tor rowed aad 75Q77c
Tor rowed 0Q buIh ofOATs chan sed hauds 81 d4.c
2O bar Ella OF Prison WHISKY besn al 2l Tbe
transactions In WHEAT have 600 bush at Sjl5 for
aeneaee rnd $l,l0 fol Ono The ga es OF CosS nsvs
been l.tNO bush, 81 64c ioi round YELLOW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
BY TeIegraph

Tho following have been the recoipts siuce oar
Flour, $500 boa Wheat eco baso.; Corn, none
The FL OUR ma ket has been raher haavy bat without
Grange In prices Tue Gales have GOO obla al ST
GS4 Tor Achgan There is fair milling demand for
primo WHEAT with ssies OF 900 bush al S2c for Ohio
CORN 10 not 40 active bui notice no change u prices
Small quantities OF Wes'ern Mixed sold at 5sc ONO
WhSkl nominal 81 2ic. FaElGMrs are Without chsnpa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
. tiacal wear, ending Auguat 81


stock dividend of Fifty per cent
Vwo failure have taken place in Boston In conse,
Quenoe of the failure Of Etiphalet Baker q Co.,
Vhe liabilities OF Msssrs, Baker & Co. are stated
30 be near $500 900, and the assets over $500 O00
IL 10 believed that the suspension will be but ten>
porary, and that extension only will be required.
THE other parties mentioned are interested with
Nsssrs. BAKER Il Co. in the Bevidere Flannsl
Company constituting with that firm the principal
If nos aele owners of shst property
The Money market is working easy at Boston.
ghe street rates are 7Qs 2 cent. for prime paper
which 10 scarce
40 philadelphia the rates are ! as o cent. with
small supply OF papsr. There is movement ia
Philadelphia in Texas Securities, for which there
are ders at 40 FOR the Notes, so foy tbs y cent
and go for the 10 y cents,
Mr. ] Sningham has been elected Cashier of the
Psschin B Rnk, Buffalo, in place Of 7. w Patehin
ESQ who 10 made Vice President. Mr., Srringhsm
formerly aesed in asimilar capacity in she Bank OF
Rome, and subsequently as Cashier Of the City
Bank Of Buffalo.
The towns interested In the completion OF the
Atsica and Hornelsvila Railroad have determined
40 puah 10 ahead. Tho stock has been Hsnsferred
30 new Directors, who are Nessrs. A. D, Pschin,
r, a. Haywood, Buffalo; j. G. Hoyt, B, r. Fol
SEN, Atica; l. C. Bronson, Warsaw; G., B. Chase,
CASTLE; NJ, Woodruff, Gainesville; q. o. BsowR,
Geneaee Falls; B. Bagley, Nupda 8. Swain, Jr.
Portage; John Smith, Burma; Judge Hswlsy,
Hornelsvie James s. Wadsworth, Geuesee.
The business on she Chenango Canal shows an
increase OF Twenty peg cent. over last ysar. Che
grading and masonry OF she BelIstoutsine and 10
diana, between Gallon aad Marion, 2ol miles, are
60 be finished by the feat OF next August sud be
ssseen Bslefontaine and Sidney by thu LIST OF DC
soser Of neSt year This embraces all the heavy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
Annlgnn. &O,

aept lat So so, lon 60 so brig vashOuu Hunt fm Bristol
Sept u s. lon 55 80 ship Monterey, crowe I'm NYoA for
Petersburg
Sept at35 TO- lon 68 30 brig Exporter Carleton OF aul from
Baltimore for Demsrara.
Aug 49, Ion 49, dp Isaac Webb from LyesPoo Tor NYo@
Sept Liverpool ship honezuma MO for liverpool
sep lat 40 lon 49, gnazed packet ship Isaac Webb Coop
sept a. lat IA 30 Ion H. brig Alabama;
Sept lat lon IS 49, ship Admiral I'm NYork for Hyre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
DIED.

On Thursday Sept a6, Of Group WARRgN WAkN 49, 1s
,earp ard II days or Of Alexander and France T. ~ @
n. friend, Of The family are iuved attend The anefa @
.ertSen6e Of he parents Twenty frst near I2.'a az
pTooAiyn On Saturday 2ssh nst al 81 O'Clock =.
Sept sd JOHN CLARKE 10 The a6.h year he Dry Goods
4 , Issoeia.on are espeeHy sved 70 10 ,sesng
tsst on 80 81 md Hossonst. No Garages 2a0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
Receipts of Produce

By the NORTH Rirer Boats, Sept 26.-l7 roo
o6 F0 oar "A DO Ashes SIC do Whisky 25 pkgs Prov
nors; sSs DO Butter lSs do Cheese 81 ba es Wool
IL oS hush heat; 2te do Corn 7eo DO 8e9
DO Bailey; l4,t0Udo Osta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
PORT or NEW YoRK......sEPI
Cleared.

Barks Chje Harold Rich Havana Taylor d Coz rhaes,
Pnkbam Watha; Henretta, Sors} Anderson Quebec
Fnnck- NencEe Fanny Br) Crrioh Londonderry Osborn
Bog Wilson Falor. LEWIS Savannah Dunh7n Dimon " ca!
lnw - Richmond; Marnaud. st JOINS, NJ q u
Laures CO.. ,cosa. Chranson Port Prince Fnneke
Msncse; Cfnton AudreTs, Charleston Geo Bukey:
Henry Gibbs Cushman New Haven; 0rana Dodse Rel
uoud sally Badger srsu Ezaheth Cty Mary Ro~hni 6oE
Lsnd Fort Wa hall Sarah Merrill, Strong Baltimore Mailer q
Lord
sloop Emily Pat. New Haven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
1n,..r--.r NorIcn..

ar rvt Pro7 H.srEs AT RoIDEs., cosoERsISs rgs NV
Rros q Scot i86~Ths Cha nI Of 40 f,homs
Iea5y and the qared nlrk- and oaoys placed SO
RAJ YES els can pass in and out through Tue sans
Of west to EAST and vice Further, Tor me
greater ssrty tie Auumu na'ati'n Is s P haaGe
an ~ athoms water before inc a.
and ms mark brought IN direct line WIN tnS ~ Soni
On NTgnu will cad the shpmaster I'm case ln ~ M NJ
be Frey ent he plass Keeping oul 70 se"' -
the anu or rHg RocETs East iada
Company have tey reeevsd Madras the ,oo.Ig ~ Iss
On the uh Fixed Light vii 9s s6no5a y .as
hin abreast ' the sanapiy Eoee 1ool. i from the lsek
level Of tie SEA lnoEJiLlf5 weather II van % '4'O 49,
Of shp about L or e sI mile, from the Rocks.
san.Pa9, 15s- y the peak little opan ~
The following information Is furnished oy CaPt o'asn' ' -
ten5apt at YS1oas sho surveyed The rocks II 1910
Notice to Mariners -
s,1n, Instructions as guide ships vessels are on e
Coast OF 0rIa OF the sanaPiay foeAs NJ us 3s, tho
s lsg, ran IN and further Inspection thereof
Master Attendant clearly That those foc' com
ted ed landmark hilbert been notified r ae pu5poss
I'D citing locality and ~aruns OF P ~
nv navigate Coat u CriEa and The Bay Of Bengal
.'q Tbs sanapilay Rocks ara N ,-.oss
Lo9ude distant rom he cos. between and ass rey
under sas steep t. en- al ana th' ssd sas
an shua prenss u-ra9s BY broken Or isioot7d
We he .urve ny og within loo ysri Of
the Rocs observe the Of Sha
h OF that vessels boats over The rocks ad
found psrt the eastern SIDE and 10 faith
80 and On me tathouls rocky bottom.
he Master Attendant surveyed the Sanapy Rocks the
uo,s Copp4nys vessel Hugh Lindsay the 9Th
, ire weather With moderate breeze from : w and
-5 the clearly dtscernst from The masthead
distance miles bearing due South. and szntapl4y
S.srns " d fathom-, of shore about miles The bresk
orr were from deck and II Is A. W. when the
.s hrb broke considerable force from 30
dSu;aplao bearing w. the High Lindsay
5hqYd Oh hon sand and swe tHAn, from the
from tie coast niles Latitude b. indifferent Oh
servs;on Il / n
Two boats under Captain Crawford examine
~ f.ibons Rni whu qaarte Of mule less than yards
ofhe hrsakers they forat l0 04s hon
to1: admit oth- crossing
Ire reef Captain Crawford pulled rnaHd gave opa
,u th. The which hes INV ali ssE IN crcumfaeo<s
Aboat quarter ME 10 ah9as to
ecks Fouthe Hugh Lindsay III breakers s-sei
init ofsl0 yarfs.
IS II ehaaasis safe Tor Ps l vessels Of every class as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
MARRIED

AZ Of John Henry by Rev. z Danhp Smith D.
CORNELIUS Is MILLER Of Brooklyn, L l. 20 hiss AONEo
SCOTT, Of New YoyA CIty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

Mqasps AR here ERRED ed axa az, osoS
yard. uooom, &c, and sails sp.
TaILr BAY Hope) e3o-rhs Age from sugs,I ep
having an Am dnsstej and otherwise c'saoes an
Al. has not appearance OF the bays tS
She fus have gone down alter With all on ooaiu n5
ron the Zetzrt ana 70 Francis Bay stfe~ed WIN Wee a.
Eastern iucons such cotton indigo &c me ~
h. % seen by The Age company With ch |ncn nae aso
annaeut suffered IL the gale but there was no sAi o
from either vessel 49,,
Ihre 5ay day. had Lsshorn on all Sssses ar
tber from G. At Britain taylng sailed subsequent 70 Tue lol
INK yires received the Tuscan Government me lAan
tine IN auesto has beea nnnhied 90 from
S.FlfsIbe qusra put at Naples Tor all vessels d
in OF cholera having oesc sSA1
IN some at the ptaIs London, has beentAAen GU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

Fair l43Rl5 10 Ul53
FLOUR AND WGAL-in Flour he bualnessis moder-
ate and there increased heaviness In prices although
continues to fair extent mainly for Sour and No The
home EsserniDquiry Ia light Che uppes are rather
ais 62s0S 87t for Sour, 750$406 for No PA 560 Ga
for common 10 oua State, 6204 So for Michigan and
Ohio md $5 o64 for pure Genesee In CantdiGu there
Is movement OF The prices Kept private.
Fhe tales 500 bb ct Is for ffesh ground aud private
ierms for new ; Sour lie 75. Southern descriptions
firm and the demsld lie fair The saea zoo bb ats "a
as Y! for old mixed to stra 505 l2 for new do Meat
10 steady Sales zoo bbs Jersey az III sses 200 bbis
6RAIN-qhe market for Wheat Ia rather hesvy with
better supplies There 10 shi ppng demsnd below The
market The sales 1900 bu.he Geaesee no for in
erior l2 for fa 1T for prime and 700 bushels Ohio
ptysle eIms the inquiry tor Corr 10 better and lbs ao
els 65066 for Mixed and 66 67 for ROund Rye il low
with saes OeO busbelo ais closing nj re sarlsy
sbed rather higher and we hear OF no gales fhe market
PRoVtsONs-In Pork his market is essier and the de.
Mets 10 t6dlO 62t for Mers ST. for Prime the
for Beef fair bu' helendei e downward The rsngea
Beet Hams srs quiet. Sales 50 bbs al Sill nho wing de
cline In Lard hereis demand AID tae Quotations
keRB 81 u for good. The In Gu, Merits ans.
Bale. Tea Shoulders they un at and 50 ds GOD eli
change and the market is firm.
WHlsKY-ls in fair demand. The sale1 are 800 or 400
BIB 27tc. Drudge lie 27c time
HAY-fhe market 10 heHyy. Sales 1900 bales within
few days al 47d56c caah
FEATHERs-Asne 5000 rs Feathers made at $50
for good.
IRON-The market ia steady for Scotch Pig and the de-
msnd Is moderate saes $40 400 9 IS CASH; 90
NAVAL sroRSs-Thers ia no o. cn,pge ~ Crade Tar
pen,lne. OF 400 hbs was made al 50 Resin Ia 10
al S2aSS
RICE-ls firm with good trade demand. A sale of 100
bags Rice Mea' was made Ell soc ~ 100 IL
Flsa-ssles bco bbis No and 2msssschuse!tS Aac1e-
erel at 81 aud S. p bal. Dry Cod heavy
sGlNsGNG--A rnr OF | zoe ID fair tue q, SC
GkOGERlES-TheC Coffee market 10 very upel al n car.
gols TO be fered al auction in fw Sagaa are
held mly bu! the gales not lage to-day. SAFES $50
hhds Tatt Gard en- M osssea CT 2ltc, time,
HIDEs-The market 10 dull and tesvy Ornoc have de-
clned 10 l2c and pomc hodes willing accept l5 for
Bueuos Ayes Ssles have been msoe OF 000 0rtuocJ
2.02 bl OF Ia 6months, $500 3l less 81 p cent;
$500 NJ iscabcn at 2c for diy ssd NC for s.ed so
heavy Rio Grnde Se ~ AHA 7he incrs siue
LEATHER-fse market ntnues active with bare slp
pies and ordeIe are accumusng lnstssd of sock Mid
6ic for prime qualities English cautnaes to srrtve re
and to q good market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

STREET DEPARTMENT, No HALL OF BgcoRDs.-Pqss
~ Eouoe hereby ven that tie following petition has "
sened 70 The Board OF Assian iefneE; To 9th from &
av 10 The East RIVER Alo 18th 4aS RYH
orfsf mat the ame may be fegli and gat Persons a
ested bayng objections thereto requested present the saSt
writing 10 tie undersigned his ocs. before the 7ih 1aYs
Oct. JOHN T. DODGE 81. Com'r n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

The former years are open ior the Inspection
bidders, L. LA
SO 3tawtN2 Comm ssioaer Of Indian AIaiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

RTsrlrets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THB YRIBuEs
FRIDAY Sept 81
AeHEs-Are steady with sales of $50 bblD at G740$6
for Pearls; 6 l2t for Pots.
COFTON-Tae sales Of Cotton are 500 bales and the
mari Ell kteady The adYices from the South continue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

(R0ToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Ro.anla Park sepsaj
- SOTO SEVER BUlI. DRRs-se4ed pfspGe4s nsoss .
Aqqetret Department anti Tuesday Oct st at O'Clock w
build sewer 2gth street from Mnion.ay 5tbaY, %
about 80 feet The plan and specifications Ard al ~
informal BE- obtained application the Water Psf'syo
Notice hereby gwen b. the ,eves and ceI. of Ala Of VIZ
LIAM SMITH OF SCHMIDT ate prvas o. .fny, ass.n
and no alleged 10 have died int5tate, th. shan Apply
SURROGATE Of the County u :or Letters Of Aaaas
upon The estate Of SAID goth day Of oe9oeI
10 o'clocs the forenoon JAMES TaAYER, PuohE Aan
trAtor-Dated, New York sept. rs 1880. 10 ar
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purnaucs Of Seton %, "a
IN &c Title 9, Chapter6 Part of the Revised siatasS
creditors OF THOMAS BROWN Of Dublin Ireland, pauie
MI HAZEL BERRY decea.ed tie City Of Ne" fo'
AhDREW LUSDEN deceasei native Of swedeh - s,5a
CHRISTIAN D0LGkAM deceased, OF the City OF new
prestn, their claims with the vouchers thereof 10 me
h' efce sasssua,fee the cy q ew Yots. % o.
3si day Of Mach New Y0tf, 2s,h sept ls0 ,,o6
sc lsvsvs JAMES g. YaAYER, Pabkc A3na''fsH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
ctrRREr nEpARrMggr Nn 4HAII az REcnpns 81.

- popossls m b. rece7ed at the Stree; oes
I'll TUESDAY, ls5o regulate gfade fsthE
hom Broadway 10 8thay. To Ay walk Wa. Uas
to Mechanics Bank Pas and specifications and all Riormss
thereto had application Clerk Of he Dsp
nenL JOHN I. DODGE, ST. Com. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

ALBANY Sept 2ech schs Mary, Psrae, Convert, aud
AUGUSTA, sep.ss Phlena sou,hari, WORK 18th
Scott. Bookings, do.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-25
On the wrong footr

A ridiculous charge has been made by a
Democratic contemporary having the name of
Gen. Lane at its mast head, thatit was 11btg
policy which, through the internal improve
ments of the State, brought Indiana to the
verge of bankruptcy and reputation, and
caused the faith of the State to be pledged
for about $16,OO0,O0O We do not presume
the Editor himself thought as he wrote, yet
he should at least have given his readers
credit for little understanding or memory, in
making such charge. Every man who
knows anything about the politics of Indiana.
knows that both parties united in recommend
ing those measures which resulted so ruinous-
ly to the State. Prominent Democrats were
most prominent in their exertions to bring
about these internal improvements" We
do not blame either party for their action. 1t
was thought by the people of the State to be
the best policy, and both parties acquiesced.
Gen. Jos. Lane, whose name stands at the
head of the column, in which this charge is
made, as the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency in 1852, supported these very
measures. He advocated those very improve
ments which so plunged the State in debt
and impaired the States credit. Yet now,
placed in the attitude Oft the leader of Democ-
racy in Indiana, we find the very paper sup
porting him, abusing the Wings for a crime,
ofwhich he was the principal author
The Democratic paper at indianapolis
edited by Mr.. Morrison, well known here
and which was the leading Democratic paper
in the State, advocated the same measures fl
which the Wings are now abused as having
once supported Many of the small fry Dem
ocratic papers over the State, followed suit
and also supported these Ubiquitous measures
and even the Evansville organ of Demoera
cy, supported the same measures. And We
this new tangled organ Of Democracy, Jus
started by enc who a month ago was a Wing
and in month to come would be Whis
again if bait of ten dollars were held out be
fore him-endeavors to pervert the truth, an,
lay the whole blame of the ill-success OF on
State policy to the Wings. If those mus
come in for share of public condemnation
who advocated the State policy which ha
been so ruinous in its results, then we as
that Gen. Lane, and the Democratic party
receive their just needs. They were tn
strongest supporters ofths internal improve
ments, :" and let the strongest blame attac
to them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-25

A subscriber writing to US from the country,
says:
81 consider myself in a great measure en-
gagged to the Journal, for twenty-five years
ifproperly edited as it was instrumental to
the extent gifts power, through the guidance
and interchangeable exertions gifts former editor
in securing our present President, which. in
real satisfaction republican feeling, and for
the prosperity and credit of the country, is
worth fifty dollars to each Agriculturst, Mer-
chant and Manufacturer in the United States
SO that here is twenty-five years subscrip-
ton paid as in advance, and the weekly read
ing of the Journal into the bargain. Cheap
enough surely"
How many thousands or hundreds of thou
sands the election of Taylor to the Presiden-
cy, will be worth Uncle Sam, mny probably
be better known when the host of Defaulters
under the late Administration are properly
exposed, as some of them are now being by
Taylor and his officials. Uncle Sam has been
swindled. badly so, and yesterday we publish
ed an exposure of tive of the swindlers.-
More will follow.
A. E., the writer of the letter alluded to
above, is informed through this channel that
his paper will be continued till the time of the
payment alluded to, as that is our agree
ment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-25
Declaration of Principles.

In to-day's Journal, we publish the resolq-
tons adopted at the Wing meeting, on the
evening of the 10Th inst, at Indianapolis.
We ask for them careful perusal, by men
of both parties. They are an honest declara-
ton of principles, which cannot be gainsayed,
and they will give satisfaction to those at least
for whom they were intended, the Wings.
The real Democratic principles contained in
the resolutions, may not give satisfaction to
the selfstyled Democratic party, but the
people will be pleased with them. The po-
sitions assumed are the old landmarks of the
Wing party in Indiana. We are pleased to
see that SO incontrovertable do they strike
Democratic editors, that they even accuse
the Wings of stealing their thunder-their
principles" If Democrats choose to adopt
the resolutions of this Wing meeting, the
Wings will certainly not object.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-25
A FORTUNE FOR f1o OR f5,
BRITANNIA SPORTING PORTRAIT
CLUB,
Offices, George ST., Plymouth, England.

FFNHE Managers beg to acquain: their numerous
l. patrons that the next DISTRIBUTION OF
OF RACE HORSES, will comprise
those entered for the forthcoming
GRAND NATIONAL DERBY RACE.
The No Of Shares to be limited 10 900 each Glass
FIRST Glass MEMBER E1O. SECOND CLASS DO -E5.H
Early application for the unappropriated Shares
is necessary. A party subscribing for more than
one Share, has the chance of gaining e equal num-
Der of Bonuses. Those members who draw the va
nous Portraits will be presented with the following
sums:
Portraitof 1stClass Bonuses. ID do. do.
Winner, or First Horse. Ego, 900 10000
Second Horse..- 10000 5000
Third do 5000 4OO0
Divided amongst Starters. 5000 5000
Non-Starters 5000 5000
There are 209 Bonuses in each class, that being
TIE number of horses entered for the race The
Drawing will be conducted upon the same leoiti-
mate principles as those which characterized the
late st. Leger and other proceedings.
Full particulars of the result will be sent to alb
sent members Immediately after the decision, that
each may know his position
RTSubscribers Registered and Scrip forwarded
on receipt of a remittance. Bills of Exchange.
Drafts, Bank Notes. &c, addressed and made paya.
BILE to the Managing Directors.
w. JAMES & co.
9c-Five per cent. commission TO be deducted on
the presentation OF Bonuses. jan24 d2m