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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-16
CLOTHING.

Neat door to C. Bell, Druggist, Aotn St.,)
Evansville, Ind.
T FSSRS. ALTERING & HRUMMER have
VI just received from their manuiactery, in Gin
.Hati, the latest New FORK styIe of Fall ard VIII
Clohng All OF which are made and trimmed
the best manner. un6eI the il din. cJior, expressly
this market, and consists of every article Tequi
e to complete GentIemen's WoIdrobes.
Goats ana ClOaks.
a fine assormtnt OF Blue. l.rcwn, Grey, Drab.
uckinaw, Blankets: Eox. and Over Coats gonu
elilot ard Beaver Cloth Coats tne lot ut ClOtt
4ais Of all sizes ana Tritts; eure rior Black anG
.ue French ard Lns lish Cloth ress. Frock anc
Il Goats Iull tlin nr,d Satip,t and Caslneretrt
ais; brown. Gtetn ard Gfty and all colors "a
weed ard Cassim,re ack, Frock and Dress cats,
"uEdaLouts and Goats OF al kinds
paHtalOORs.
Superior Black ard lhe { 10th and Cashmere
ants: Fancy French Cnssin eIe lGnts; Fancy
,trires and Blue. blrck, ard sicei Nix'd and ca
ct Mixed salinett ants; Tweed ard Cordroy do
aEis ol every varie.y and price TO s,i' purchasers
Vests.
Black 81 ard satin Vests Fancy and Plain silk
elyet Vest: Fancy Cassln ctf Vests; Satinet vests,
and common Vosts OF all hirds.
Furnishing Goods.
q All the Inre styles of plain and fancy fsfs3
- silk and satin rHvatS. Scarls, ana e@@fAS~s
ocKs: white silk md all colurs Pocket iioDfker-
chiefs; ] in,n and Linen h,som shirts; Muslin and
lantel do; Fiannel ard Net under ,hirts and
Draws; Shin Collars: every Kind oi Beaver, Kid.
hrt ad md cotton Gloves: embroidered and plain
4um suspGndcis; silk. ginaham and cotton tmbrel-
las: nodds, Sherwood and Cha~e's tiats, also Silk
flats; Caps. Boots Shoes walking canes. sc.
a the al owe articles and everything else in the
lurniahrg line will be sole at Cincinnati prices fol-
CASH.
We shall continue to receive fresh supplies week
y during the season from manulactory In Gin
cinnati Ioctl2 All .ERlNG & BhUMMER
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WESTERN STAR CLCTEIEG STORE.
IVater 81. 6etgccea 1fttn and Sycamore SIS.
MAYER & TKIER having lately removed
WI thei- Clothing and Furnishing Establishment
to tie above stand, are now fully prepared with u
large stock Of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
III IF which is Home manufacture, and warranted
to be If good make and Fashionable styles, with u
complete ass ortu ent #
FURNISHING GOODS
of every description and beautiful varetCs for the
benefit of their customers In their assortment vii
ne found Goats of all kinds, Pants, es's. SHIRTS
Shnes and Boots. Gloves and many other articles tu
tedious to enumerate. Also. Hats and Caps. lna
very thing required for Gentiemens wardrohes
All the above articles, and every thing else in the
furnishing line will he sold very low prices for
Cash Their Stock heing repleniShed 80 as 10 keeF
up with the days Fashion.
The public are invited 10 call and examine thell
Goods, whether they design purchasing or not.
Evansville, Ind laps tfJ
UST received per Uncle Sam and in store for SALE
455 bbls moasses,
100 half bbs .
l0Obbls Carolina Tar,
50 hhdssugar.
fs'el-ti ALLIS &, H0WEs.
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91FCaptnins and Clerks of steamboats,, and trav-
ers generally. will find their Telegraphc dispatch.
es faithfully attended to, at the Agency ON board
The Wharf-boat al Evansville.
95-Passeneers can hand their dispatches srd
payment to the steamboat Clerks, whose genes
courtesy viii cause all dispatches to be handed OYER
the Agent on the Wharf-boat as eamers pass
Evansville Landing
RrDispatches sent to Evansville, for offscefScr
Iassengers on steam boats, will be put on besrd
~hen boats pass, at any hour OF NIGHT or DAY g-a
3F- " There is no place in the Union where 7 ell
- egraphic business is more satisfactorily trausac.
: ed than at Evansville" says Htnly O'ReiIy in
late letter; and the public may rely upon every
effort being made hoieoiter IS heretofore to 1onGer
full satisfaction TO TIE commercial ard travelling
community.
aE5@The Agents on the WharCfoat are Captain
?. G. O'RHEv g. Co. forwarding me- chants;
and the agent at the Telegraph Office is Mr. Cosny
&TDespatches should aluays be handed to the
Agent on the wharf boat, MIR. G. O'Riley. The
line cannot be responsible for these handed 10 9th
ers TO be forwarded
docl1 JOHN lNGLE. Trustee
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GROCERIES AND FRovIs1cNs.

FAC, b KEhIH, Ftont street, colLer oi Vine.
y one door from G. Venneman's Rope Store, has
inst received fine lot of
GRCCERJTS AND PROVISIONS.
Toys. Of all kiT d. ~ latest styles. Cakes.
Candies. Sweetn- cats, &C.. &c.
A lot of superior FIRE-C RAcKIRs In addition TO
the above, he always keeps n hard general assort
ment Of Groceries ard Produce, Glassware and
hina Ware. Cutlery. etc.
{SJ Country Produce tat en- in exchange for Goods
and the highest market piice paid n29 #
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WAR! WAR!! WARi!!

90 .s &c a SaiDSt the United Fxi.7.5o.,.s
oI sa1e Aaa's, Mice, and other VeJsssiFSf
HE Undersigned lately from German afIers
Ii:, 10 ne public OF ,hs city verv usefi, a,s.i
mixture TO get rid Of these burdepeere and
~, Jui9us 10 Us, guess which getting so numerous
mott Time, compel us to leave our good an rsr.
essi0n of it, am ing So'sse5 lo'-a
on ms composition is not like others. dangerous
d; wen applied There is no arsenic or aay sf3er
POISON about 1t, that could by anv nccideft -, ,r.s
seI the ne oil men. Even for your fayorj.o leoe-
ese or Kitten you need not be afraid for s. ya,-I5
ri M Htrt thein II they should eat of IL: IN iflI
2na they cannot help doing so, as the 1lavo III tl
Iehcacy seems 10 be the me plus Mira, ja fbstr
eas Iohomy 1t has to be applied TO piece 5i fgpa5
ol ABOUT square inch and about orn ~.yr ~ itf
Cl. I', NICK and late in the evenng-it v ais tEa
% u, ~ sUdiahie place, rat-hole or wher1vsr tlIeN-
gre used to hold their nocturnal meetinrs mi n
~ = ulftn away entirely from our premises gre have
aiaeg use OF this great palliative al once Jieia
o,r' citizens, and particularly volt forss
"Iiois fhd tenants. come all and buy nv fre1sra
once. I!a 'iiSS SSS,t,i55I.. = , az
,D-rr. No IL. Carpenters Block.
- bis mixture for sale also in boxes al so and
% ceats at ELLJs & ScBLAMT's Grocer eb2tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
W. E. HoLlINGswoRTH. JNo. W. HUGHES
Wholesale and etaiI
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
HOUSE,
TTIater street. beiaree7p Main and Locust,


Hater street befareen Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, la. -4
IT HE undersigned are now receiving very large
i and well selected stock of
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE.
which, with their present lot, will make as Gesra-
bic an assortment as may be found West We have
received from Pittsburgh n well-assorled stock Of
Glassware, and are desilOus that all in want o,
The above articles may give US call, are
satisfied that it will be To their interest TO do so
We invite the attention of merchants and dealer,
10 examine stock, being assured that we offer
inducements to dc Galcrs entirely sufficient stop
them here if they call Orders I vi UP with des-
Earch so that they may 60 10 any part oi the coun
Try without breaknge
lc~We offering inducements in retailing
Please call ard see.
'tr12 #. TOTI JNCSWORf'H & TIGHTS.
KAILROA AND PE6Nxk ROADS.
/ MPkOV In kNT is the order ol tie day, and
| th7sa who do not improve the present moments
are be.,1d the times. have ior sale some of tEe
best upland in the cCurty. part Of which is well
improved. 1t is situate 10 miles due north of This
city. cnd near the line of Railroad ] he contempa-
ted Plank Road will run through some Ci This land
which. with the Railroad. will afford every facility
for taking the procure te market. 7C0 acies of
tered. and will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers
The inrn. known as tie HOrnbrook Farm, is part
of the lands fer sale.
II the above lands are not sold before the first day
of July next. they will lie sold public auction. Oi
which due notice viii Re given. Title bes end dis
pute For terms apply 10
p. H(lRNBPOOK, NJ ain street
Evansville, Mach a. 1880. mh5
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WESTERN CLCTRING STORE.
{. rner OF kIain and First Streets.
BY BIZ Uu MER & CO.

THIS popular establishment, formerly on Wa'er
l. Street, is now open and in tull blast on Main
Street, in tie large brick store formerly occupied
by A. Gumberts
Drummer & Co. have just received from their
Mandatory, III Cincinnati, tie latest New ! Ork
Style OF Fall and Winter Clothing. All of which
are made and tim med in the best manner, under
their direction expressly Tor this market, ana con-
siss OF every article requisite TO complete Gentle
mems Wardrobes.
Coats and CIOaks.
A Inc assortment OF blue, Brown, Grey, Drab.
Mack Blankets; box, and Over Goats, genu-
Inc Pilot and Beaver Clo;h Coats fine lot oi Cloth
Coats q all sizes and prices: superior Black and
Blue French and English Cloth Dress. Frock and
sack Goats full ,rinned: Salinett and Cashmeret T
cOats; Brown, Green and Grey and all crlors oi
Tweed and Cashmere Sack, Frock and Dress Coats;
ROundabuuts and Coats OF oil kinds
PaDtalOOns.
Superior Black and Blue Cloth and CassimeIe
Pants Fancy Frcrch Casslntre FaHts, Fancy
,tripts ard Blue, Back, ard S'eel Mixed and Ca
let Mixed Satiner Pants; Tweed aud CurdrOy do
ants OF every variety and price to suit purchasers
Vests,
Black silk and satin Vests, Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vest Fancy Cashmere Vests; Satnett vests;
and common Vests OF all kinds.
Furnishing Goods.
aus-znzE1E0@ Al he late styles of plain N, ,dfa
= and fancy silk and satin Cra- HYtal
vats, Scaris and stocks white \ "
silk ard all colors Pocket HaDdkerchiefs; Linen
| and Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and flannel do:
| Flannel and Net under shirts and Draws; Shirt
Collars; every kind OF Beaver, kid, thread and
cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suSpen-
| ders; silk gingham and cotton Umbrellas; Silk
| Hats; Caps Boots, Shoes; walking canes, &c.
| All the above articles and everything else il
the furnishing line with bc sold at Cincinnati prices
We shall continue toreceive fresh supplies week
| y during the season from our Mandatory il
Cincinnati. sept2 2ll DRUMMER & CO
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EVANSVILLE, Ia, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1850!
BUSINESS CARDS.

POOLE & BROTHER,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
No 90 MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
rNUR J. NJ. POOLE will be at EvansvH
and interior, during the wint and spring.
solicit and make advances on shipments OF Produ'
gJOrders for GROCERIES will meet wi
our best attention.
Refer 10 BEMLNT & VEHE,
j. LArGHLIN & Co, 7 Evansville
TAlLoR & HARVEY,
>, fHiFTA& a ,.&y, C9tF%AS L n IS 4 Co LouisviI
C. 6. WTITTF, MD.
DHYSICl y ant GGtUIt l.. { h.ce IN &
Il corner of First and Vine street, jlst above Il
HO't flee.
n B. DR WrvrR having Icon e. icrf 'uri'
is past cou 6, ii Ltctmos il Il eli a {, llt @
Evansville t" Ec ecf u calls IN al h
rrrs.e pea iailN th sc il tie toi my. vCI ld It
ec,tUIIv ltUrm Them. II at lie Is Irw at httrtY
eyore his en'iie attn'ion TO tie Guti's OF is pr
s-i' n. apps 3m
DIR. CkTEICK.
TIYSIC1AA. y e. ou, /, ur IS rtrmancnty loc;
ted in Evansville and Nil attend 10 tie cGl
lose rcqrira lis lIuo iUI al services. either
Town ol Country.
& fice corner If Main and Sccond streets owe
IT. gie-' Store al2C Cm
DAGUEEFICTYFE MJTTATUELS.
by ]. l.. TeIi%a.
Rooms, sorme- Hdin and lIafer Sfs.,
UHDrP J URNAL OITcF.
3cy~ logant Gtld Lcrlets. Br,ostFrs. Tromtlet
and Turkey MoIoc, 0 Cases, lliuts, &C. CL Land
apll If
vERAEDAE TTsTAUFAT.
TEGOS. NAkLFItID,
IoEMr EI.Y UF Lei IsyILLLl
Proprietor.
On Uater street. Jet7reea Sycamore and HaInat
EVAN VILE, IND.
N daily receipt of T ceh Game of all kinds. suit
] able to The season. Fresh RalInsTe OYSTERS 4 c
&c. hch will be served up at all hours and in az
style desired
In the saloon will always be ound choice Liquor
and the hest Havana Cigars.
N B LUNCH every day at lCi o'clock, A NJ
ap27 If
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WABASH flour.

4 SMALL lot Just rtctivtd nd Tor sale ~
\ BABCCCK BROT THtkS,
Water street
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.

To the Commercial end Tfaueling Commantf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-24

OPIUM AND IDiocirY.-Dr. EnOs Ste
vens, Examining Agent for the Massa-
chusets Commissioners for the prcvcn-
ton and cure Of idiocy, states the fol-
lowing facts, rs a warning to foolish
mothers:
At the Cambridge Poor-Housc there
are three wcll-iormed and strong broth
crs. whose names are Joseph Cox. %
years old. George Cox, 20 and William
Cox, lS. These are all the children
their mother had. Their father was Il
respectable mechanic, and has very
intelligent child by second wife. The
mother of these idio,ic boys was most
dcvotcdly benevolent woman, who often
took narcotic drugs, and went out whole
days and nights to visit and assist the
sick among her nelghbors, Leaving her
own chrildrcn all put asleep by laudan-
Tim, (Which is wine and opium.) Every
day, when they cried, and every time
she wished TO 90 out, she put them all
asleep with audanum. At length their
whole organization assimia,ed ,osuch "A
state Of body and mind, and they have
grown up TO the size of manhood, with
the eiavenucs OF their brains practically
closed by drugs $50 that they have mere
Iy inihn'ic powers Of mind, and strength
OF bodies.
Among the 240 idiots described by
the Commissioners to the Legislature of
Massachi sets. seven seem to lave been
made so by their mothers trying to pro
cure abortion by using very powerful
drugs. Although these unborn chill
dren were not thus quite killed, yet they
were Irrccovcrably stupificd and NAL
formed to the lowest degrees Of both
IAental and animal idiocity and weak
ness. Indeed these children remain
glaring, crawling and bowling personiG
cations OF crime, misery, and long, con-
tinucd corruption and death. In some
Of these cases, the health Of the women
were ruined for the remainder Of their
lives, and they ever after continued to
bring forth idiots, mal-formatons and
invalids.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-24

TELEGRAPH D.CisioN-HousE's PAT
ENr SusTAlNED.-ln the u. S. Circuit
Court this morning. Judge Woodbury.
gave a decision adverse to granting an
injunction against Houses Telegraph,
for an alleged inlringem mt upon the
Morse patent. The opinion was an ably
written document, and clabOrately re-
viewed all the points in controversy be-
tween the parties.
# also gave succinct and highly in
tercstng history Of the various attempts
to communicate intelligence by means
of electricity and magnetism, concluding
that at least twelve years before Morse
applied those principles, they were well
known and had been used for the object,
though with imperfect and greatly in
ierior practicability. And this magno-
electric power, the Judge thinks, is the
only thing Of consequence which Houses
machine uses in common with Morse's-
and that the same latitude for this use
must be open the others as it was 10
Mr. Morse.
In comparison Of the two machines,
it was obvious that they differed about
as much az any two aimingnt the same
result well could differ. Morsc's was a
tracing and writing telegraph, and Hou-
se's a signal and printing telegraph-thc
one very simple, the other very compi-
Gated. Indeed, Houses had been suiIi-
cicnt, by it, own great pecuiarities, to
protect itself from all mechanical piracy
u could in no wise be called an equird-
lent to Morsc's, because, while with
slight alteration it would perform all that
Morse's could, il went further and ac
complished more than Morse's possibly
could do.
Nearly all tho scientific witnesses who
examined both believe Houses 10 be no
infringement, hut gave it their decided
Preference some for its scientific per-
fection. some for its mechanical ingenu-
ity, and some for its practical results.
Judge Woodbury. frankly stated that
the decision 10 which he had arrived
was contrary to has original impressions
before investigating the case and mod
estIy informed the plaintiff that if the
opinion was erroneous, it coul be over
ruled in higher tribunal.
We understand that the case will be
carried before the Supreme Court at
Washington. Boston Transcript.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-24
Iron th. Ea,ston Chro nnlyne

Consumption Is the great curse Of our northern.
attitude. Ia is the blight Of domestic felicity and
the despoiler Of beauty. II robs the cheek of i,s
hcallhiul bloom, the mind Of its serenity, and the
eye oi ITS briliancy. II wastes the form, dims the
intellect, and plnngcs lis victim into an early
grave. The Young and old, the serious and the
gay, the city bcHe aud the country ass, are aIikc
ITS or"y e'd i,S victims. Blessings on the man,
then, Sn'sc genius and research furnishes us
weapons To bid defiance TO this &c DwcAcr Of fhp
Threshold ~ lie merits the applause and gYsti-
tude otagcs-he shall have ovrs, at easr.
WnrGHr's iSDiss FEsEThBLE PIllsSu
GAR fHosrks !-fbe Proprietor Of this popular
Family Medicine thankful for the extensive and
increasing favor with which il is received, ard
lceling des'rous OF mixing every improvement, in
his power, bogs leave to announce that he has adj
dcd an OUTSIDE FROSTING to the pills, O,
pure White Sugar whereby eve, ythng disagrcea-
bile to Uic taste smell is entirely rcrnoved, With
out III the smallest degree affecting, in other re-
spccts, the excellent qualities of the msdicinc
The want of an innocent aud convenient medium
OF Disgusting the Pills, generally felt is thus
supplied, and il is confidently anticipated that this
frosting will prove highly acceptable TO the rul,licl
The occasional use Of me cine iE a matter cf nc
cessity with the great majority Of mankind g
Whatever, therefore, Is done To rcmnve is DE
agreeable associations, is "a public benefit. The
value OF Wright's Indian vegetable Pills rs wtE
understood. Innocent and eiIicacioss free from.
minerals Oi every description, and adapted TO
the circumstances and condition Of Etc, shcy arc
esteemed beyond all Other rcmcdics. ~ the great
est family medicine OF the day. The frost cover
Ing ~ aT addition intended mcrcly 10 conceal the
taste aud rp-t, These Plls will also continue Il,
he prepared without tfr fro~TmF, a. heretofore, SO
that all who prefer them in ths -fi,inal state,
may still be accommodated.
GESERAL DfsEerps~-Tlc ordinary dose
Tor a grown person is from t~o - tn.r Pills hut
IN cases OF violent pain, in any pvt Of tc day the
medicine should bc taken in large doses, and r..
Pcated every night going to bed, (or oitcncr IL
the suffering fs greatly until pain, or distress Of
every kind is removed; after which, the medicine
SHOULD he taken merely irh view 10 keeping the
bowels regoiar which will in short time restore
the body 10 state Of sound health.
For more particular directions, see the circular
accompanying each box.
For Ssh -t Wlhksac and Retail by
4, q. {. ri/ARD
Sole Agent for Newport.
octO. ly. No. f37 Thamcs-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-24
A Law su'r has lately taken place in

ALAw So'r has lately taken place in
France, which, inasmnch as It tends to
enliehien us regardinga profession as
yet quite unknown in this country, is de-
serving Of notice. Our doing 20, also,
may have the effect Of inducing some
entcrpfising gentleman to embark In the
profession Of "negotiafor Of marriages,"
inAmerica. NJ. Henry. Charles Napo-
leon dc Foy, licensed hegotiaior OF mar
riagcs, is n gentleman well known in
France. His avocation consists in'ofite-
ting introductions between parties, who,
without his intervention, would proba-
bly, never meet in arranging marria-
ges, and adjusting the contracts. II will
thus be seen that NJ. Napoleon dc Foy is
most valuable member of society, and
his profession, that OF hymenial ncgotia-
Tor, one Of immense importance TO the
human family.
Some time since, NJ. dc Foy was
waited upon by NJ. Designc, who de-
sired to procure an alliance for his son,
young man of the finest prospects, five
feet in height, and passable performer
on the violin. ~ shall accomplish your
object said NJ. de Foy, "a noble heir
css, niece Of an ancient peer Of France,
who will possessa fortune Of 35O,00O
francs" Magnificent" exclaimed NJ.
Dcsignc with enthusiasm, "you shall re-
ceve ten thousand francs, if the lady is
won" The agreement is made and
shortly after the marriage is celebrated.
But oh the bascness OF mankind-M.
de Foy is refused his pay, father and
son alleging that the contract was an
immoral one, and not binding in law or
in conscience. Hence has arisen the
lawsuit, the details of which are given
ut some length in the Courier DIES Etois
Unis. Sufficient for us to give the re-
suit. M. lie Foy has obtained Ycr-
diet for the full amount OF his claim, ten
thousand francs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-24
A distinguished Connecticut clergy

A distinguished Connecticut clergy
man, who was famed for his witficism,
dined one Thanksgiving day with the
senior deacon, who was in the habit of
asking blessings OF a most wearisome
length. On this occasion he was par
ticularly Prosy, and finally was forced
TO pause to gain new supply of breath
and words. The instant he stopped the
pastor sat down. and conmenrrd rat
Ting his knife and fork. The worthy
deacon, very much Disconnected by the
conduct Of his reverend guest. opened
one eye and looking down to hIn. ex-
clairrcta "Doctor Doctor ! FIN not
thro,sch yet only hcsilare'" "TFesi.
ra,ed," replied the Doctor, Its no time
to hesitate when n turkey il cooling"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-24

nFBy the provisions OF the dog
we believe that these animals are 10 be
unmuzzlcd on the first of November
the ceremony will probably take place in
some public part ofthe town, and will
be under the particular direction Of the
"Chcf of Police" Perhaps the dogs
will give the ''iathcrs Of the TOWN" a
bowling serenadc, or the night OF their
Liberation should this be the case, we
are glad that we are not one of The dig
ntarics.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-24

NAvaL.-Tic U. $. slop of war ST.
Marys Commander Magrndcr, bound 10
the Pacific. IL now ready for aa. aud
will drop down to liampton Roads this
morning.
The following is list of her officers :
Commander Georee Magrmkcy.
Licutenants-WmS s. Young James
s. Biddle Robert II. Wyman John J.
Walbach.
1t. Marincs-G. II. Graham.
Purscr-A. f. Watson.
Passed Assist Surgeon-John S. Alb
ernethy.
Assistant Surgcon-C. II. William
Master-Thomas G. Corbin.
Passed Midshipmen-Jonathan Young;
ID. A. Forrest; Il. A. Forrest.
Midshpmcn-Wm. II. Ward Robert
NJ. Caldwell Augustus Lodge; Bcnja-
min Loyal
Boatswain-George Williams.
Carpc cnter-James Meade.
Commanders Clcrk-John Curry, Jr.
Purser's S,cward-A. w. Hancock.
Sail Maker-W. B. Fayc,tc.---Nor-
folk Herald
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-24
The Doom of our Worid.-Thc Nortf

The Doom Of our Worid.-Thc North
British Review says:
what this change is TO be we dare
not conjecture, but we sec in the heavens
Themselves some traces ofthc destructive
elements and indication Of their powers
the descent of mctcoric stones upon
our globe, the wheeling comets welding
their loose mctcoric at the solar surface
the volcanic eruption orour own sate-
litc-the appearance Of others-are all
fore-shadows Of that impending convul-
sion to which the system Of the world is
doomed. Thus placed upon planet
which is to be burnt, and under heavens
which are to melt away-thus tre,ding
as il were, on the cemeteries and dwell
ing on mausoIeums Of former worlds, let
us learn the lesson Of humanity and wis
dom, if we have not already been taught
in the school Of revelation"