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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-17

DE@J. Nj. Clarkson, whose advertisement
may be found in another column, pays cash
for feathers, aaxseed, ginseng, &c.
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~ A prime article of -four from new
wheat can be procured at Mr.. Cliford'z
Mills.
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"Ma'am, your shawIs dragging in the
mud"
We'll, suppose it is, isn't it fashionable ~
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HA fire broke out in Lafayette, on Fri
day last, which totally destroyed the store of
Charles Marvin and contents. The property
was insured.
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CINCINNATI. july 13.

The interments Of the past "a hours are
80 Cholera, and % other diseases. The riv-
er is at stand; heavy rains have fallen to-
day.
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o. To THE VOTERS OF VANDEEBuRtH CoU$ff..
Gentleme and Fellow Ctiiens--l ain a candidate
for thh Office of Recorder OF Vanderbr 7 county
at the next August election.
Mr.. A. H. Sanders, Sir, PLEASE announce the
above in your paper and obigc yours,
ap2+ BRACKET MILLS.
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CHOLERA AT PETERsBURGH.-W extract
the following paragraph from the Princeton
Clarion of the 18th, relative to the Cholera
at Petersburgh. It is a note from the P. NJ:
of that place TO the P. M. Of Princeton. 1t
contains almost the same news we published
a few days back:
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TY OF EVANSVILLE:

~ The Senior has been suddenly called
down the river by business, and will be abb
sent for few days.
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- The cholera RACES to a considerable
extent on board Missouririver steamboats,.
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91r Mr. EDiToR:-You will please announce my
name as a candidate for County Recorder at the
next August election. +. p. PAGAN.
mh21F
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Eyansvillc Lodge. no. Ga. a. Y. M.

EVansville Lodge, no. 81, A. Y. M.
Meets LIST and Sd Monday evenings, in Shank
Inns Building, corf1efof Water and Locust SITS.
w. Hubbell, w. M; R. T. Cosby, S. w; w,
E. Hoilngsworth, J. w; t. Fl. Lyddane, Sectj
J. c. Hebe7d. Treas; r. Partridge, S. D.; w.
Brown, j. D.; T. Vennemah. T.
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III The ST.
dergoing materiaIks Of First streetare an
see it. >rovements. Gle4 TO
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RrSIIEON LONG will be supported as a can.
didate for the office of County Commissioner al the
August election, He has repeatedly been solicited
to allow his name to be ed as a candidate for
that office, and in compliance with written re-
Quest of about sixty of his fellow citizens he has
consented to be candidate.
lyle MANY VOTERS.
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~ The deaths in New York; last week,
numbered 256. Among this number there
,yere but seven cases of Asiatic cholera.
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ar We are authorized to announce JAMES Z.
BLYTHE. Esq, as a Candidate to represent Van
derburgh County in the State Convention, at ths
next August election. Ije2C"l
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Ma: ErIroR You will please announce tie
name of SIMEON, b. STODDRRD as candidate
for the office OF County Recorder at the Angus
election: lap23*l
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PErERsBURGH, July 10, 1850.

The cholera is raging to some extent on the
canal There were two deaths in town last
night and one case now not expected to live.
Most persons have the premonitory symp-
toms. To-day there are not six families left
in town; it is nearly vacated In town and
on the Canal the daily average number OF
deaths is about five. The contractor started
for Daviess county at 5 O'Clock on Friday
last with IA hands and before day one hall
of them were dead.
w. S. SCOTT, P. NJ.
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=, H. SANDERS, Esq.,-You will please announce
DkNIEL CHUTE as Candidate for the Office
Recorder for the County of Yandevburgh, at the neT'
August Election. Yours, Respectfully,
NH 2O* DANIEL CHUTE.
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@-A: II. SANBtLs, Esq.-You will please an.
nounce NY, fiEre as candidate for the office Of
Recorger 81 TGhderburgh county, at lhe next Au
gust election inh25+ c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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C AN DIDATES .

Mr.. SANDERS Please announce DR.. P. D WILL
SON of Posey county, a Candidate for the State
SenaIe District composed of the counties of Posey
and Vanderburgh Ijyl6*l
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A II. SANDERS Please announce ENOCH X.
JAMES as 4 candidate for reelection 20 the Sen
ate, from this Senatorial District. lTyll'
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I. o. o. 2.

MORNING STAR LODGE, No. 7, l. o. o. F.
Meets every Thursday evening. Officers for the
present term:
l.. Sorenson, p G.; P Hornbrook, II. G J.
T. Walker, V. G.; H Nelson, Secty.; L. Howes,
Treas'r.; J. E. Blythe, c.; J. Turnock, W; J.
Saunders, o. G.. & R.; VIM Nightingale, l. G..
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~ The fatalities by lightning, this sea.
son, have been unusually numerous.
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91J- We are authorized 10 announce BENJAMIN
NJ CLAY as a cardidhte for the office of County
Recorder. jess
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* We are authorized to announce ROBERT
w. DUNBAR as candidate ror reelection 10 the
office Of Treasurer of Vanderburgh County, at the
ensuing August election. !je29*l
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Mr. Sanders You will please announce the
name of JAS. LOCKHART candidate for the
State Convention from the Senatorial District CON-
posed of the counties OF Posey and Nanderburgh
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MEssRs EDIroRs-You will please announce tho
name of DANIEL WOOISEY as a candidate for
the office OF COUNTY Treasurer at the ensuing All
gust election, and oblige
ie27 MANY VOTERS
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Eg~ We are authorized to announce the name
of VIM. F. LEDBETTER an Independent
Democratic candidate for Representative OF VAN
derburgh County, at the next August election.
iy2>
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RTMR. A. H. SANDERs-You will please an
nounce my name as n candidate for reelection to
the office of Recorder Of VanderbuTgh county, -
the ensuing August election.
mhl9* SAMUEL T. JENKINS.
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Mr.. EDIToR.-PleaSe announce the name of IRA
A. FAIRCtllLDS, as a candidate fol- the Legisa-
ture, at the August election.
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RTA. II. SANDERS, ESQ., have been soIcitedbr
numerous friends TO become candidate for the OF.
fee OF Recorder of Deeds, &c for this county, and
you will please announce my name as a candidate
tor that Office. Being a Lawyer by profession,
think l can perform its duties with satisfaction to
all. Yours, Respectfully, .4
CLEMENT b. SIMONSON
Evansville, March l6, 1850. NH ID
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iy16 81
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
SnortInR Intelligence.

crsrsEuLLE couRss. L. I.-ass.r sr.LLIo- RAGS =
tretting match for $780, tAres mile hssts 70 $50 IL
wagons, viii come OF this afternoon, between b. N.
Wohinston and O. h. Ksmble Jackson. The iateres.
manifested In sporting circles for the last few day.
sueurs large turnout Of turfmsn this afternoon
and with the great pumbsrs who nov drive cut dsiy
on the fine plank road recently laid 20 JsmsIss, 30
may anticipate large Of the cuross ct the
csntrsville courss
Nsv 0nLsArs Rscss-MErsnfE CouRsE-1HUssDsv,
Nov, 8-Purse taoO, three mile heats.
T n Psttersons ch. g. Robe By Trustee dam
by Medic. years old. .toil Psuickb 4 4
Duncan v. Ksnner 80. b Stockton, By imp. Msr-
Ger, dar, bv John Richards. years old. ..... a
John Turr bullseh z Eivirs Mills, By bevisthan,
dam By Glencoe. yesrs old. .............
Time, eTk-o1eh.
Fatp.r Nov 20 Purse ZOO. mile heats
DupcsnF Kenner's ~ Hughsss) oh. Meccs,
syesrs old ....... ...s..... .............. Il
james wiison'sb g, Fred Kaye, by Grey Eagle,
dam By Noses Year, old. -. ...............
T y. welles IN. 4 Jeannstte, by Glencoe, dam
Fsndanro syesre old. .................... 7ds
Robert T q. Hsrt's bi C. Bob Hart, by Levia-
than, Dem By stockboldet. years eld........ tds
Time, 1Si-15S.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

News from the south-Interesting from
Texas, mes,co, Sc, &c.

BALTIMORE, Dec. III, 1850
From Texas We learn that the state debt is ineress
ns very fast Since the passage OF the Boundary bill
hundreds Of claims have been presented never heard
Of before
The Houston Telegraph says the whole Of the $40 Ooo
600 will be required to pay debts.
The sugar crop has partially failed, but the quality Is
good.
Mexican dates to the 18th November state the coun-
try 10 be In dsrlorahle condition The troops sta
toned st Sierra are In . state Of starvation.
The chip Switzerland has been bought, and put on
the line between charleston and Liverpool
The Mississippi Legislature, the 3oth November,
passed bill calling q state convestion supple
mental bill sving the Governor power 10 call the con-
vention together At the earliest DAY. In the event Of
certain proceedings by Congress- introduced and
passed n the Senate but lost In the House under
the rule requiring resolutions lie day Both
houses then adjourned Die.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

The latest advices from Paris announce de
spatch from M. DE Persigny, from Berlin. he Is
reported to have expressed his convictions that the
King Of Prussia will have great difficulty in re-
strainine the wsrlke disposition Of his army and
people, and that he cannot and ought not make any
further concessions.
The French ambassador In London had arrived
In Paris, TO explain Lord Pslmerston's views on
the German question. II is reported that England
wishes to act in concert with France and that she
desires to prevent Russian Intervention.
In the Asss mbly, on Tuesday, an exciting de-
bate arose upon the question Of raising an addition
al army OF 10000 men, alluded to ia the New York
Herald on the arrival OF the Asia M. Theirs Is
reported Of the committee TO whom the subject has
been referred, and will, It is said, lay down such
principles of peace and neutrality will completely
bind the hands of Louis Napoleon. Whilst the
Assembly are opposed to war upon all hands, the
debates plainly show that France is strongly op-
.posed to any combination which should render
Germany united.
Ab del Kader has made an Intellectual attempt TO
obtain his Liberation, by applying directly to the
assembly.
A proposition 10 transfer the seat Of government
out Of Paris, has been resis,ed BY a very decided
majority.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

van and quarter or halt dollar TO thu Inv v1th NJ
rsotions 70 70 20 the Recorders ose thsy vent oSt
and gone about ave minutes, and when thev re-
turned Nlss took the paper out Of the drawer oniy
heard words such ~ " Hsvsns" wife Is" money!
could not hear al their Conversation; heard suii-
van ask Mr. Niles how soon Il could b sttsadsd he
said very soon; don't think that Sullivan was q
Niles once more than twenty minutes; Sullivan ana
Niles had previous soQusintancs, according to my
knowledge; don't think that 6ullivan's nrst name
was ever mentioned BY me to Niles; him ct the
next interview with Mr. Niles; he told that he hsA
seen Mr. Hsvens and his lawyer he said he ooud set
only 500 from him; told him would not scoops a.
that amount from Mr.. Havsns, that would So hin
mysel and that he Mr. Niles might have that smeaat
for his troubles he asked II would be 1t hons tA0
next day told him that did not know Of ything
to take me out Mr.. Niles had spoken to sbeue
going to Mr Hsvens house and store; he advised -
TO 80 to the old mans house; he said IL would bring
him down to point; he told me to talk loud, an4
make noise, so rs to frishten the old man; he hsA
previously advised me to 90 into the country whore
Mr. Ravens was, with his family; this was ct Bhdss-
port he taid might put up at the place whore
his family were staying; went to Mr.. Havsns store
and saw him; he spoke Sc kindly to that fsae
sorry that had gone so far; my way back Z
stopped ut Mr.. Niles; he asked me II had the
old man; said had and that sorry for wound
ing his Feelings that he actually cried; said woad
stop r. Mr. Niles said 1t too late; he told
that II the old did not come to the point, to
up his house; nothing said about money a that
interview; Mr. Niles at Que time mentioned $4,000
The here suspended for the day, and will bs
continued at the meeting OF the Court on Friday.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
Marine Affairs.

srr,Mswr escsors.-The q. q. N. steamship Gsc~-
sia Porter is here yesterday sftsrneop for cb.ses
Wis. Havana she carried s~sy upward, Of $50 csbis
passengers (vhoss names publish In another o.
lunn) aud lss In the 2eersge.
wircH rHx wavs ~ the name Of ssplendid clip
per of 500 tone nov In the esarse OF coustructso~
w Mr. Geo. ksynss. st Portsmouth. N IA. She
opred hy Meffrs Glidden a williams Of Bosom, and
othsrs, AID Is intend,d for the Csforns and China
A. sade
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
The Ship Pennsylvania and the Worlds
Fair-Jcnpy Lind Excitement, so.

The Portsmouth Pilot says that Commodore shu-
brick has sent an estimate 10 tho Secretary Of the
Navy the cost Of putting the ship Pennsylvania
in order 1t Is impossible 70 have u ready In tHs TO
vvuvvy American products to London, but 1. eau be
mooIed In The Thames manned by picked crew Of
Yankee volunteers from Cape Cod aud Chesapeake
Bsy, during the time Of holding the Pair.
.ahhy Linds concert was again thronged 10 excess
this evening and most Of the ticket, for ts morrsw
The Tickets for Jenny Linds second eonoert all
In the hands Of speoulstors. who commanding
heavy premiums BArnum is charged with eollusion
with the speeuators and there is great exoitemsnt
aaAlnat him.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
shipping Intelligence.
Nou ls-r kra.ns. - A.an NKovk
rHIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.


BY MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WAsHroror, Dec II, 1850
rHE COURT MARTIAL er psrArr soLp,Kas Nv rww
HAsrsprhr, grc.
Mr.. HALF presented . petition Of ctissns Of New
Hampshire praying rsvision of the military Laws
court martial held In that State upon . privsts
soldier charged with mutiny and disobedenos Of or
ders and the sentence passed that he should
bal and chain his legs and iron ring around his
neck. with spikes, each spike inches long,
and ell his pay TO be forfsited, aud I'm pri.onment.
This punishmen 10 continue for one year lie moved
fsrred TO the Military Committee These unusuaiy
severe pupishments should be abolished
rts msny other. based ON false phisnthropy and on
. subject Of which petitioners know nothing. The
sentence had never been executed There was no In
before the Senate OF the state Of the garr
SON OF what the necessity for this sentence
He thought unjust TO print the record and send u
@ -. rs ana n.poreS o % gn
committee.
Mr aLr said he hoped bsfor. long to see some true
philanthropy Every effort to ameliorate the oosdl
ten OF any person stsmstised by its oppousntss
false philsnthropy Private soldiers and above
ton The sentence Of the military court alluded to
carried into effect In part Gen. Scott, however
when the sentence came under his eye, remttsd the
wearing OF the proneed nee klsce.
The papers were referred TO the Committee on Mil
tsry Affairs and the motion to print TO the Printing
Committee.
Mr.. Husr.n offered resolation that the Committee
on Finance have clerk Adopted
Mr. Bxrror introduced and planned bill directing
the President to purchase site and erect necessary
buildings, for Western srmory
SMITHSONIAN nsekrrs
Mr. PEsRcs introducsd Joint resolution appoint
smithsonlsn Institute their term Of once hsviss ss
pifed. Read three times and passed.
rHE pssrH or Ma. wenp.
fx.~- r. an
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
Sailing OF the Europa, Sc.

BOSTON, Dec IT, I511.
The Royal Mail Steamship Europa sailed AZ noon
this day, with AZ ps'sengcrs for Liverpool aud for
HALIFAX sse took out no specie. Among the passen-
ftrs for Liverpool ere ,. Mseksy, lady and chnd;
H. W T. Nell, and q. Adeils, Of New York TITS NV
snovfpe In Boston.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
Margaret o'connor ss sc.tor.

In the Supreme Court. this morning. Msrgsryt o.
Common vac delivered up and vas ordered 20 give bail
In 81 coo 70 spgssr for tenence, failing Ia which she
vas committed.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
steam Propeller for New York-The Late

E0UfHVTLIEs Dc. IsbU
The steam propeller Martin Hoffman cleared hence
yesterday for New York She has been waiting at New
Albany, Indiana. seven months for sufficient rise In
the river.
The late destructive tornsdo at Cape GaraesI, was
severely felt In Indisna and Illinois
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

ALBANY, Dsc. H. 1850.
The trial Of Reuben Dunbar for the murder Of the
Lester children this oity In September last, and
which has occupied the court thirteen days ter
minated yesterday aftsrns In bis conviction Of
murder in the nrst degree. This morning the Dis
trict Attorney moved the judgment Of the law upon
the prisoner Dun bar was called and asked what he
had to say Why sentence Of death Shoud not bs pro-
nounced against him He protested his innocence and
feet what they had testified against him He sad his
language had bssn perverted, but hoped God woald
forgive them
The Court then sentenced him to be hung on Psday,
the 3lst day Of January next Throughout the whole
proes dings he stolid indifference to his
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
tems from The Capatal-Trsasury Re
port, 60.

pert, 80.
wAsHNoroS, Dec. IL, 1880
No oorrsspondsnee has passed between the 90
vernon of South Carolina and the sdninistratiou.
B. Bsrnwsn Rhstt viii most probably be elected Be-
nator from South Carolina.
Mr.. HARRISON, Of Georgia, has been called home BY
sickness In his family
MT. Waller, not Mr.. Webster, concluded the argu-
gumsntin Hoyts case.
While we are expecting the Treasury report every
day its delivery to Oepgress may be delayed yet for
day or two. It's commencement WAS delayed for Gus
tom Vouse returns.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
Fire at Haufax, Y. ..

HalITAr, Wednesday, Dec. H. 1850.
There has been tremendous hre in this city, to.
day. The north Bsrrsck and two entire streets OF
bouses have been consumed. The telegraph lIas
partially destroyed whinh interrupted the transmits
sion Of the Ams rioa's ne
Destruetive Fires In the south and West
sr. Lours, Dec. II, 1850.
disastrous nre has occurred in 81. Louis con-
suming large number Of kbuildings stored with dry
soodsSo. The loss Ia estimated At $4,000 on which
there insurance for $4,000.
FIRE recently occurred at Yszoo, Miss, which
sumed the greater part Of the business portion Of the
place.
The connsgration at Terra Haute, Indiana, pre-
viousy noticed destroyed property to the amount Of
$1,000
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
The Surveying Party for rchusptepse--Th.
mcDonough Hstrte.

Nav ORLEAys. Dec. 10, 1880.
The steamer Aisbama ssied yesterday for the 18th.
mus of Tehuantepec. via Vera Crux With Major Ber-
nard and the surveyine psrty on board
The heirs ~ iaw % Mcnonouah aled bill In chsnee-
~, 70 cay. claiming the v hole estste.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
House OF Representative.
ny RAINS KLEcTRo-cHEMToAL TKLEeRAru.
WAsH,reroS, Dec. II, 1850.

WAaHNefoN, Deo. lis iooos
or Mr.. woop
Mr. PorrKs announced the death Of his late COL
league Amos u. Wood, representative Of the sixth
Congressional dst,ct Of Ohio which took place at his
residence on the 10th November last. The deceased
was native Of New York, and removed 20 ohio In
1875. Mr. Potter passed eulosium on his memory
and offered the customary resolutions Of respect |;
which we're adopted, and the House sdjcurnss.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12

INCREASED CATHOLIC ExcITElfRSr-sERoUs RIOT
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coLLIKRY EXPLOSION,
ETC.
There is greatly increased agitation in England
and Scotland, in regard to the anti Popery move
ment and the London Ners asserts that the Auor-
ney General is pr sparing bill to make penal the
holding Of English titles by the Catholic clergy,
and the Times significantly remarks that DIR.
Ulathsoa is the first, he will assuredly be the
last Bishop Of Birmingham.
Lord Beaumont. Catholic nobleman, has taken
the field against the measures Of the Pope, and
maintains that his appointments to English Bishop
ricks are derogaiory TO the crown and at variance
with the constitution.
Immense meetings to denounce the aggressive
pelcy Of the country were held, and In some cases
led to serious riots, especially at Bkenhead, where
the meeting advertised for Wednesday, the 9th
ai resulted in ~ the iodsst riots mace the days
offherrforrs bn. Magistrates and police were COM
PEELED 10 Ay before the mob The cross finally
restored quiet.
A fiigbtful colliery explosion occurred at Firth
and Sons mines, at Halifax, Eng, on Friday at
terncon. Loss Of life unknown, supposed to be
very great
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
A New Counterfeit.

RooHEsrER, Dec. ii, 1850.
The Daily advertiser, Of this afternoon announces
the sudden appearance In this oity, Of counter
Bank OF New Bedford Mass. They are of the demo-
mination Of tens and poor paper. It is probsbls
that gang of rogues angaged In putting OF thesa
biis
Couuterfeit thrsss and hvss ON tho Worcester Bank
Mass, also nsticed As being widely circulated.
The New York herald., 1850-12-12
NEWS BY TELEGRA APH.
.~.>~~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
>>~~~.>~>>O~c-~cs~~~~>NN
TRIVIAL
STEAMSHIP AMERICA, AT HALIFAX.
~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~
Threatening Aspect of Affairs on
the Continent.
aANOThER DECLINE IN COTTON.
>~~~~~>~~~>~~S>~~~>>
IMPROVEMENT In THE VALUE OF SILVER.
s~~1>~|~NN>~~s>oN~S~>>N~
s.sseased Religious Excitement In England.
SERIOUS RIOT AT BIRKENHEAD,
&C., &C., 40.

HALIFAX TKLKaRAPH OPrIcR, I
Wednesday morning, Dec. ii, 1850.
The British steamship America, Capt Shannon,
with ~ passengers for Boston, and for Halifax,
arrived at o'clock this morning. She left Liver
POOL on Saturday noon, the 30th ult.
Among the passengers in the A. are Professor
iRisIey and his ballet troupe, from Pans.
The Baltic, the fourth of the Collins line, arrived
at Liverpool at half past 10 O'Clock, on Thursday
morning, after a passage of eleven days twenty
two hours and thirty minutes She encountered
unusually heavy weather throughout her passage
from New York.
The Canada, from Boston, preceded the Baltic,
and arrived at half past ii, on Sunday forenoon,
after passage Of ten days twenty-three hours and
thirty minutes.
The news from all parts of Europe, is one week
later than that brought by the Asia. Itis impor-
Sant. Affairs ON the continent wore threatening
aspect, which caused decline in cotton of one
eighth to quarter of penny per pound