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The New York herald., 1850-01-06
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TFrom the New orleans riesyuts Dec 26.1
The Havana Fa's Indssfrfsi q the 18th lust, gives
the following accounts 81 recent news fen Nenszaes
Witch ve usnslste:-
In I.ttsr dated 18th November, the sphjoiued in
tertstirg notices are given sbsut this unfortsnsts
country Witch her meet eminent citizens are absn-
duuire 20 handful great number % farniliss we're
also preparing 10 leave ~ foe uba snd Mexico.
Gen. fsez has been transferred from the prisons Of
Csacas 20 the Castle of Cumsns, Witch has teen put
into state efrspsir, at an expense % 81 900.
Dr. Angel Quipfero, formerly Secre'ary and the
constant friend of fsez s the individual <ho attracts
h. has dtsrls,.d Misfortune ibss,sd of debasinx,
has elsvsted hi soul and the soh. ana worthy con-
duet -hch he mspifests is at o9 ana tbs
.s,,,s ,bs ,sll. a. IN. eh chez toll the entry of
o., "a hs f.l,o- r,,,esrs into Nsencs; he smil-
itrly d.-"Oensfr wbs, IN. a. ,r.sys Us
.-.. a. ..n,y sslpted him With q shower M
s,r,ss ara . sndslous outcry without being In
s"o "a be turned TO them and said Thsnhs
@ he @,ess, nSple; you are delightful hope for The
. 10 group that furiousiy cried out f,r
~ I'm ~ Dr. Quintero he answered With admirable
sice above the t1muIt Of the crowd e,entsmsn' m
sorry csnnot comply ~ith Jour wishes Nv head d,es
no. belong 10 me. CONT Zsnors has. for long time
,s ,h ~ IN ns custody This commsossst had been
revolution In which he distinguished him --f by his
exceeses and bis fsrooity he gained his present
v uusmsn the demssosus, 20 whom the msfcrtuoes of
leopl., who Ike womsn formerly I'm love have At
lsheth been disepehsDted Uu1map, formerly called
W nsroic, now appears lukevsrm and moderate A
an sought for vbo wil not leave stone ON sno
s,f ib ne nsnf fabric 81 society and this 4. mst
ritn IN blss Bruxus Who, although he IL net remsrk
iof tssnt cr vslor trsuscends in sesl and wicked
Drususih the urorgest candidate for the Pr.ss-
oepcy ci tne republic and ~ preparing dsputs that
noher WIN 0usmsn and the actual Pr-dent ty.,a,.I
onss" The latter, on his side, wi.he. his brother
ssn Jose oresorie, 10 succeed him. that y.pssp.s
has IN nesr irrespective ci, war vhich .iii AT
The hnishirg ttroks 10 ber induntry
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
the army to the Secretary OF War.

THE Report from the Adjutant General OF
the Army to the Secretary OF War.
Wan DEPARTMEsr, ADJUTAsr GENERALS
OFFICE, WAsHINGTsS, Nov. 80, 1S49.
SR-Pursuant to your instructions 9f September 6th
respectfully submit the following annual report to-
9ether with the usual returns Of the army, viz
]. Organization Of the army Of the United States
- established by law. ................. A.
2 0eneralreturn Of the army. ............. B.
g. Position and distribution Of the troops in the
Eastern division. .................... c..
l. Position and distribution Of the troops In the
western 0lv1Gon. 10,
Q. Position aud distribution Of the troops in the
Pacific division. ............. E,
g. Return Of the troops employed In suppressing
Indian hestilities in Florida. .......... +
2. Exhibit Of the number Of recruits enlisted from
October l. lS4S, to September 80. 1849. .... G.
l. Tho authorized military establishment consists Of
$40 commissioned officers and 940 missio ned
sicers musicians, astcers and privates and is con-
agtituted as follows:
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

Rrbert Nccu,ehso on, is the whir cspddsss for Mss~
of rittsbursh, Pc
Huehs FI.mwisg is the aemscrstic ..pdidsss fx
Nsyor cf Alier,ry, p.
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

DEPARTMENT No e-Nsw Msrico.
TIE Taird Rsginent J Tafgnrv four CsnPsnie, Se:ond
Dragoons end fwo Coapasfss Sssond .irf,hery
Santa fe, near the Upper Rio Grande company "a
Artillery.
Don Fernando de Taos 2 com pspies "a Dragons
Alhuquerque, 1 company I'd Dragons.
DonaAp compsny % Dragons.
Socoefo, detachment of cOmpsDy "a Dragons
~ Paso del Norte. companies 3t iuisntry.
Posts 20 be established company "a artillery, com
pspies ID Infantry
Pseurc DtvIsIcr.-DuatrssSr, No 10 -CsLrosNta
The Second Regiment Of Infantry, tire, Companies Fra
Dragoons one Company ffra irtiiiery, and tro CON-
yanses Tkfd .frttitry
Sonora. ceDpany lat Dragons
PresidiJ Of San Francisco, compsny Sd Artillery.
The forts In Boston bsrbor rot beus completed. the
psries intended for their have qusrered At
Fort Adams until September VI lei when they with
drswp fer Temporary auty w Fforirs
I've efthese comran-s witharsvn for temporary
duty IN Flofiss, septemher "a lstp
Three psns yishdrsvn fOr temporary duty In no
On. company -itsdrswn for temporary susy in Floris.
w,sir.-r fct t.rLcr,ry drsy in IN. Indian 'oussry
thee. np.nis. withdraw. for 'snporsry suy
N fiorda, September ~. lsf9.
" wihdrsvn for temporary duty In the rsdisn ecrssry
one q N. sonpsnies no, y,, Withdrawn frs- suvi.s
inNsw hsxice.
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

Drr.RrnW~r No s-Tsr..
7zs First and Etssh Regmens If Tnfanfyv sir csupa.
Scsna Drseocns and tre Cs@paase, Fsurh .frfil-
fvv-one Lfrh .9rfhLry
FORT Polk Point Isabel 4 compsny lth ArtiI.ry
Fort Brown Rio Grsnds, opposite Mstsmor.s, . CON-
psries 1st Infsptry
Ripegold Bsrrsehs. Dsir's Landing Rio Grs-d.. 1
light company tth Artillery. cOmpsny LIST Infantry.
Laredo Pio Grsnds companies ist Infantry.
Eagle rsss, near Prssidic, Rio 0rsnds, companies
1st Infantry
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

THs CONFERENCE.-The Exemption Sec
tim. after many Intellectual attempts to amend
It's Phrascology. finally passed on Wednes-
day, (exacily as il was engrossed) ayes los,
nays IS.
Women's Rights after considerable de-
hate passed IN he exact language OF Mr.
Blytle's section-ayes G6, nays Sc. The
most interesting portion OF the debate was a
discussion OF this proposed reform, scrptural-
ly considered, between MIR. Badger and Mr.
Owen. The Convcn'ion spent the remain
der Of its session in discussing the question as
To whether the present county officers should
90 out of Office upon the adoption of the new
Constitution. Pending the consideration
thereof. it adjourned over THANKSGIVING dya
till this morning State Jour, 18th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

No Southern woman will marry gentle
man north of Mason and Dixon's lire. who
cannot furnish unexcepiionable testimonials OF
being pro-slavery man. This is enc of the
affairs in which the direct trade principle will
be periodically enforced by our noble hearted
girls Charleston Ere. NeWs.
These glorious maidens are like to he the
death of US! BY all that is mercilul, etrust
they won't lash their cradles TO their backs.
and march up 10 sc so with the coffin brig
ade. Ii they come, however, they must, per-
chance the Collins will be fiIleG. but the era
dles-on the terms proposed-never.
Courier and Enquirer.
We will venr. re the assertion that the era
dies would be flied first. although perhaps
the collins might get the best start
~ y. Day Book.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

Go 1T LITTLE 'UNs The children, heav-
en- smile upon them, are going to unite with
the Ladies OF the Episcopal Church in the
splendid Fair to be given Thursday and Fri
day ofnext week, IN this city. They are pre-
pairing all manner ofpretty things for the oc-
casion and are determined that the tables OF
the "Juvenile Episcopal Society" shall be
not much eclipsed, if even equalIed, by those
of the old folks. We give them perfect iber-
ty TO torment Us TO their hearts desire, if we
can be Of any assistance to them previous tc
this important occasion. Come Oh, Juven-
lies
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04
Reduction OF Postage.

This important subject is again occupying
the attention of people in certain quarters
The last important change in letter postage
has worked well, and row we are encouraged
TO believe that change still further reducing
rates of postage will not only be great ac-
commodaton to the people, but prove bene-
fetal to Government. We take the follow
ing from an article in the Washington Re-
public:
While re,renchment internally would thus
be superiGduced by these reforms. the ex-
pense of carrying the mails would be By no
means increased in proportion to the increase
in the quantity OF mailable matter. The
generally agreed upon new rates are
1. A uniform charge of t9o cents prepaid
on all letters weighing hall an ounce.
2. Newspapers one cent each 10 any part
Of the Union.
3. Periodicals and pamphlets one cent an
ounce.
4. Publishers allowed fifty per cent. dis
count upon the prepayment OF postage. and
publishers of periodicals 10 Ell Joy the sant
privileges as publishers oil newspapers.
/ 5. A radical reduction of postage on Ocean
Oregon, and California letters.
! Twocents per ounce may be assumed rs
the mean charge, according 10 these PROPOSE
tons. This would Yield thirty-two dollar.
+ per hundred pounds. or SereR haRdFcd ana
si.rieea dollars and eighty ceats per Ion
! This looks like an adequate price. and t'e
augmentation Of the mails. consequent upon
I diminished rates, woudso materially increase
the amount Of transportable matter as to DC,
cas.on va>t profits upon the carriage Oh tie
larger routes more ihan sufficient To com
/ pensaic for any delicits accustomed by lo,se.
upon the smaller.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

FRIGHTFUL DEATH OF A RoBEER.-.On
Tuesday night. the 23d Sept, a shabby dress
ed and suspicious looking man was noticed by
the stoker (fireman) lurking about the Der
by Railway station, England. A few mo-
ments afterwards, he was picked up dead and
mangIed from the road and from circumstan-
ces, there is 10 doubt that he was engaged
in stealing parcels from a luggage train, aud
had already taken off three when the London
mail train coming up, he was knocked down,
and run over by the whole train.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

The CoNvENTIoN.-Th convention yes
terday ordered TO a third reading the article on
county officers. leaving the question of the
cont,l hance in Office oil the present officers for
future decision. Other minor sections were
also considered and ordered 10 Il third read
ing. fourteen in number. making considerable
progress.
Among the sections under consideration
was one prohibiting the Legislature from re-
ducing any county 10 Il less size than 400
square miles. A motion 10 anne nd il so as TO
add as a provisc, unless IL majority Of the
people nf said county voted in favor of such
reduction, failed-ayes 90 noes %. The Sec
ton was amended SD as TO add prohibition
against clipping counties which are now less
in size than the above amount. 4 motion to
strike out the whole seciinn WAS rejected
ayes %, noes So and the section was ordered
TO Il third reading.
The preamble of the Constitution which
came up in reporl 10 IL. WAS amended so as
10 add grateful! To Almighty God for our
Freedom" ayes lO7, noes IL. "A motion by
Judge Hall, to strike out the preamble and
insert another more distinctly and more ut
length acknowledging the Providence OF God
for the blessings OF Christian civilization,
ayes. -, noes -. The preamble was then
ordered to a Third reading. as follows:
We, the people of the State OF Indiana.
grateful to Almighty God for our Freedom,
in order TO establish justice, maintain public
order and Perpetuate liberty, 90 ordain this
Constitution
IadidRd State Journal, 30h.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

G~We are reioiced to learn. as we do by
letter from Washington, that Col. Fitz Henry
Warren. will, in few days, take the place Of
Major Hobbie, ms First Assistant Postmas-
ter General. There is not in the whole
Union a man better Qualified by education.
habits, business qualifications, promptness,
and indomitable energy and perseverance,
than is Col Warren. for the duties of this I'M
portant station. He is just tirc man for the
place and we venture TO say that a very few
months will satisfy the country of the eminent
wisdom displayed in placing him there. In
less than twelve month there will be vast
change for the better i'll the mail arrange
ments of the West. and orr people will have
abundant reason 10 rejoice ut the new order oil
things.-[ Ibid.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

HoGs-The slaughtcrng establishments
were hu>i!y engaged Saturday and FIVE
houses killed and hung up $3.50 hogs. The
arrivals continue undated, and more hogs
reached here yesterday than was ever known
to arrive here before il one day. Ii Is ca!cu-
lated that there were IS eco hogs IN the pens
last night. exclusive of Jeliersouviie. At the
establishment of Jackson. Owsey & Co.
yesterday, there were 10000 head in pen.
and the receipts at The various pens thus far
e.rceed 90 coo.
The market is somewhat unsettled re-
CARDS prices and we hear Of a sale OF LOCO
choice hogs undcrs' ood TO bc at 81 net. We
also hear of asalt oil 1900 head in the coun-
try. at S275. gross.
BY a private telecraplic desPatch from
Cincinnati. Saturday, we learn that hogs were
offered Mt So 50 with a downward tendency.
Sales OF green hams at cents; shoulders
81 cents, and dull.
Louis. Cour., Dee. 2.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

CHURCH GAMBLING-Oneo of our religious
exchanges tells Il story in relation 10 church
gambling, which contains Il lesson worthy OF
repeating. A member of church went 10
his pastor and enireated his personal inter-
cesSion with a iavorite son, who had become
ruinously addicted TO the vice ii gambling.
The pastor consented, and seeking the young
man he found him in his chamber He COM
mcnccd his lecture, but before he had con-
Guided. the young man laid his band upon his
arm, and drew his attention to Il pile o; splen-
dill volumes that stood upon his dressing
table.
"Well 2" said the pastor inquiri1gly.
"Well," replied the young man. those vol
umes were won by me at a fair given in your
church; they were my FIRST venture, and but
for ihat lottery, under The patronage OF Il
Christian church, should newer have be-
come gambler"
The pastor had no answer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04
| Indiana State Journal, 30th

HoRRoRs OF AyARICE.---Tbe CINCINNATI
papers give some singular facts connected
with AN Old begg;ir woman, named Elizabeth
Mcrciocl, whose death lately occnrred 10 that
city. She died in the ght and IN The even
ing a lighted candle was placed upon stand
beside the bed. her idiot daughter. a irghiul
looking hunciback being the only attendant
though for Il part of the time the physician
MAS present. The old woman opened her
eyes, and perceiving the burning candle. or
dered il 10 be blown ont. saying she could not
afiold to nay for it. When first taken sick,
she ordered the chest (Which WAS after her
death found ~ contain nearly $ GOO IN gold
To be placed beside her bed. and she kept !,
within reach o, her arms during the whole OF
her sicllin -. AMI when the death struggle
came on. aud she WAS told she must die. she
flung herself upon the chest, and ciawed at II
" it'll wild avaricous frenzy until she tore the
very nails from her fingers, ami thus embrace
mo the ill-gotcn treasure. her spirit took lis
I'll ght. An Old stove in the room WAS iound.aiter
her death, 10 contain cons derable amount oil
silver and copper coin, carefully stored away.
The money and effects have been placed M
the hands Ut IN executor appointed by the
court. In 1910 when small change was
scarce. this woman made a handsome specu-
lHton by selling $500 worth at one time IL
Il single individual. This money was accu-
muaied by bergarv by herself and her idiot
daughter. The latter was generally logged
upon her return home ut night. when she dlt
not make Il good days work oil it. and was al
ways whipped before she went out in the
morning The cries Of the poor creature
while under the lash of her avaricious mother
lave frequently excited the Indignation o
the neighborhood. The poor IDIOT herself
was afterwards under an attack of cholera
and is probably numbered with the dead.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04
New Fall and Winter Goods!
ID. s. ANDERSON.

ION First street, first door bcior Post OEfoel
las jus, received, and is now openin.. large
Il l. assortment of fashionable goods, suited "a the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE. consisting in part o biz,
blue, green, olive, caret and brown
French, Germa a. American Cloths,
twiljed and plain. Also, great varietyof
OvcrcOatings,
German beavers. super blue and drab kerseys, blue
blanket coaiings. pilot cloths, &c.
French and German
Black DOcSskiDS,
Wool an ] piece black Casslneres OF every qualify
fancy Casslmeres and Doeskias OF the latest AMI
most fashionable style.
fESTINGS.
Elegant style London CashnIcIes and aleniinos.
plain Silk Velvet sesilngs, figured and plain bi' n
Satin and Silk do,
TaiiOrs' Trimmings,
OF every description; super wool Innings Tor over
plain and figured alpaca serges, noilair las
tres, &c.
9crThe attention ofmy customers. an the i"i =
generally is invited 10 an examinatio OF the ''oVr
goods, which have been selected with great care,
and will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments of every description ma,.e io order, H.
the very best manner, and warranted 10 it.
decI-n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04
LOYe md its EOllieS

A friend who lately took unto himself rib,
thus writes. We merely remark that bis
honeymoon amt over yet, poor fellow. He
says:
Nov, Add, seriously and sOberly (can't
drink any now) let me beseech you 10 get
married. You never saw anything like it
you never realized lile-you don't know
what happiness is-you hav'nt the most in
definite idea Of heaven-you are an unit OH
earth, while I've got a cypher attached and
am valuable. Come now, my little wye,
bless the word, begs ofyou to DO so, and you
can't refuse her. Look at her She's liv-
ing angel presence, made visible by kisses
There I've stopped to kiss her, and feel easier
Amt happy! This is a glorious world.
never loved it before. wish had arms 10
reach around it, that might embrace it. But
here is my world my earth and heaven, right
at my size, and III hug her. Get married,
you scamp, and you'll never wish for death
again. as know DON'T
tell me no gal will have you. The difficulty
10 you Cdi Hiiu VIC WIN va yOu' W
got the only one-no, stop there-she's got 4
sister, and Pm only sorry l couldn't marry
both. ="
The rest had better be omitted. 10 keep us
out of bad scrapc. VIII our friend just inn
agine us with thumb to nose. You can
come it, We have read the fable OF the lox
who got his tail cut of. Wait awhile, old
boy. Any woman can be an angel during the
honeymoon, and during tie same period we
/ ;ind that even smart young men can make
great fools Of themselves. No personal al
lusions.
But here is n scrap from another letter, re-
ceived day before yesterday from nice young
man deeply struck. Hear him:
II got letter from her last night, and Tho
first! Jumped over three chairs when sa"
the precious name Of -, and came down
like an earthquake with the fourth, hurting
myself so badly that ! lay on the floor an'
read it. ! am a maniac-sIark mad-dait--
demiited-a successful candidate for straigh
Iiacket. am hoIlering now. I'll see he
Christmas or die. She writes beautifully
Look there at the letters I! Imagine ange
IDEAS You never read or heard OF hap
pier fellow. Earth can't hold me. BPcaus
| have too much to tell you, wont tell yo'
anything. | know won't. ican't.
I'm done with that other gal, $500. Bciev
me, Sanders. she has not legitimate hal
between her head and heaven. She is bald
headed ! Aud here for three months Nv
been sparkling bald-headed girl. My God
No hair Words fail me--a wildness seize
me, and must stop. iii tell you all whe
we meet"
That young man is mad, sure. We leav
him to his friends. Keep away from love
if these be its fantasies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04
Hay for Sale.

A fiat boat laden with hay was sunk last
Saturday by striking snag near the Ken
lucky shore about mile above this place.
She was, however, run on a bar, and about
half the cargo, which cargo consisted of four
hundred bales Of hay, saved in good condi-
ton. The remainder was damaged. 1t was
insured. The owner will sell it at public
auction to-day. Let those attend who are
interested, rs they can undoubtedly get good
bargains. See the advertisement
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

~ Nora your verses wont do, and we
decline pu Wishing them for the od-fashioned
cxcuse-want of merit. We see Moray Of
beauty about them, Nora. fyou are fem
mime, go TO scrubbing or sewing, or if a man.
to saving wood or making an honest living
in some other way. but don't try to write po-
etry anymore. The same remarks are appli-
cable to "a few more of the same sort" in this
region.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04
New YoRK, Nov. 30.

Cotton has improved a trihe, with sales of
600 bales. Flour is qliet and very firm; 1000
bbls sold at 81 15ai 81 Tor Michigan, and 81 Sla
81 for Ohio. Grain-Wheat fair inquiry, q,
coo bushels Upper Lake sold at Sc. 1000 do
Ohio l03al0ic; Rye declined, sales q 600 do at
s5c; Corn is easier, mixed Western 6jc, ard
some new at private terms. Pork is lower, sales
30 bbls Mes at SII SO; Prime is unchanged,
but sales 400 bits at former rates. Dressed hogs
S5a5 81. Lard il heavy. Whisky, sales at y
a21,. closing at easier rates. Tobacco-sales.
$50 hhds Kentucky at lCi Groceries are un--
changed. Lead all kinds are quiet at nominal
rates, sales OF small lots of Galena.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04
HoGs-NIessrs. Mcdonald G. Day COM

HoGs-Messrs. Mcdonald & Day COM
meuced slauEhtefing yesterday. We under
stand they lave engaged about twelve thou
sand head OF hogs thus far. Some forr hun
dred head came in by railroad on Thursday,
aud about five hundred yesterday. a large
number have also been received by boat from
BrandenhurGh, Ky, and other points on the
river. They are also beginning 10 cone ia
from the country quite freely. The prices
yesterday ranged from S3 80 to So -.
" 4. Ledger, 30th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

Mr.. c.. ". Mathews. Of Ind. one Of the
special agents ofthe Post Office Department.
who has heretofore operated in Indiana. Wis
conSin AID Michigan has been assigned 10
duty in the States Of Indiana aud Kentucky.
He has been IN oar city ii day or two, aud
starts 10 the interior OF the State to day. His
duties are entirely distinct from those OIL. D.
Stickney. Esq. whose district is also com
posed OF the States OF Indiana and Ken
iucky.-i6d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

WIN. NoBLE.-This excellent steamer was
here yesterday from New Orleans, crowded
with deck and cabin passengers. She had on
board a large lumber OF German emlgrants
We thank our venerable friend, Gen. ID. w.
G. Sanford. first clerk. for New Orleans pa
pers of the oath, the latest dates received.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

A fire broke out, as we learn by dispatch
received here yesterday morning, in Multi
kin's Corner, Terre Haute, at s o'clock Mon
day morning, and destroyed Smell and Bos-
worth's store rooms, and three or four coffee
houses-eleven buildings in all. Goods all
saved. Fire checked at % O'Clock.