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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19

~ We learn from the Huntingdon
Journal that $4,000 have been subscribed
by the citizens of that place to secure the
Depot, &C., Of the Railroad there.
A. w. BENEDICT, Esq, of Huntingdon,
is an applicant for Reporter of the Su-
premc Court. made vacant by the death Of
r. VI. BARR. Competent and deserving,
we hope our old friend who labored 50
zcalousIy with his pen years ago in the
political field, may meet with success.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19

Thomas &. Mcdowell, late Consul to
Brazil, has been elected State Librarian.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
Auditor Generals Report.

We gather from this report the following
items OF receipts relating to Miillm county :
Centre and kishacoauiLlas Turnpike Road
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19

Pay of Lock-keepers per J. Turner, 20I6 90
Do. do. per J. T. Anderson, ,407 90
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04

llnb bier fommt Der bicoae oIte Stepben 6cp,
Fins !; ia, 9eIdbmt pom Sdta9e trtt er Dor ate
ternb pom fOpf bis Su ben Su6en, nit bebenoen
9dneen ebafdt CT Die Seocr er erbafdt bic Septr,
er frieeIt feinen patriotilben Ramen.
Sarauf fommt Benjamin SranfIin. Der Oruder,
unb ieet Der Scbc Dor i'm rCtben Mantel-ber Mann
Der pOr einem QusmbIid bic feuri9e Geoe bisIt-mt
berfeIben Sane, bic ert eben in 70 bttcrm Sobne 9e
fbwun9eu wuroe. f6reibt er fsinen gamen.
tlnb ieet 1T ba5 persamsnt untcrScibnct uno
icet IafIet eaS gBort bnaus eebsn Su Dem SOfe in
ben Stra6cn. in Die Seimatbifdttcu Qmnifa's--in
bas &ris9sIa9er oes Miter gSofbin9tOn uno in
ben paIait 9eor9s. ceS bI6Ofinnisn Gtni9s-Gaf'
fet oas 8Ort binausseben in ale 9Sslt.
"SebsunbfhnfSi9 &aufeute, Sauern unb Sano
perfer baben am bsuti9en Sage Die SefieIn Der @et
9sbrcdcn."
Sa srt6nte Der bunipfe Sdall Der @lofe Der lin,
abbGnei9feit-f psrfinoee Der @et bic @abrbcit
Soft bot Qmerifa ben Srsen 9esebsu, ben arbei
tenpcn MiQiOneu oes Menfdrn9sfd ben
leeten altar Der Menfdenredte ouf oem @rofris-
bic Seimatb Der llntnoridtsn auf elpi9!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
9SterteljaDrlitbe S5rieRilfe.

Cine es osr 9rfs bic aGsno Sss 3On SUM- i'm bf9n
pcltout liCosu oetisGn iiuo:
Sacb GrnbclS, cnrp 8ubb, Gll Scfpb ~. 9eiotIman.
gQitad Barrett, Gbriau @ct Srbn Brc9an, Gal Sonf,
ScIpb Ballet Capt Ncis 8iro orom 8scrs, SHtps Berger,
cbn @am6 Srieor 0antrd, Sacmcn SapitsbIsr, gatbau
OriNSr SameS DOpfcn GtCss Dstpsr, Gturdo Gsnrctb,
e. Gromon, 9. g Gpaus. Sand Ssncn, Scbn Salcn, SeIc
SAFER, SoCcn SriSS Sa GStd Samud errE Scbn @aIIa'
Hcuob QRIiam 6rtr 6euu 6uuidr Dapio ousbts R6sssa
6oan GccroC oaas, &c6rtta SolbImon, aoctpb 5cfman
SNCat SuCtsr GRofbinsrn San9cr Neam 8rauf, Sebann
SrouE (epnn) Guiauna 8CrbnIr, 9eiOtam 8nauB, Susn
etpsrS SSrad eoptru Srfpb GNiIr, Gnbrb NIsr, idcs
las gRinCr, Qeom MiICr, 5opio NRsFr .. SRrs, Waria
GRccrc, 8 N. Sya, GE. Gsr, Goban Io9d Samud Srmz
8ita e. gB Scod Ybilp 8Ginborb GIa Sasintsto, Scbn
Stctes, Gbrp. s. Shat SIa6ta Smith, Satcb Smith pars
IN GipCut @tIobStb Smitb AMANDA SelCrs Samud Smb,
k . & g4cn, Srpbd GBse, eruino SSeapr, Scnas geSu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
SSGbentlibe SSriehtfte.

Cine et rSr 8rieft pNbc rom keEn Gcutas W1cra BID
gum DiEnto9 1tsnc au Dem antaun Yrant e9Cn sCtlSssH
GnS
Scbn 2(ppd SBaom 1tri9bt 6cum .. atrsbt, petp at'
tri9t 8citcn Surtbor &bcmNs 8EtItd g. gH. Sarfap.
6snrp Yrctlt Stpbn 9rtns, OiB s. 8cpr Bantd elall.
arr Quu @tauF, Gallon Gotccn bprr Dlu9r, SanEs SG
finger, ourp DGnnsrt @brp. g. g. Outs Daniel ebr9 iaGe @
SrantGnito 9ibad Srtuocnttror, Sbccccre Srapens 1
auu Gintasr Sancs CSun 9ateU GrGvtr, pCnp @abr'e.
Nrom Saris GtorS$ 5cln, Srauris 3. 6lStRer, Noete
8snlsrGr, g. btnm aronsr, Su atr 8e Ssenas 9rahst.
8unen,au Sotc6 ea,arls ecErb Gnnib 2, s S gcr Vas
than gNUtr, (sbnOrl 0aEon @snf MSrp 9tnt DteScrth
o. Olcrpbarp, Grscr 9ttb are TubS .. s: HEskr, ~ p
SnFpinner 6Enrp Gmb Gtpbn Snfnbatb, SSbn SsnImau,
cnotbon drpare, pStcr GKiubsrecr. 8ca SbC pGto
Sc,rb Srunltcrrt RIben .. SrcrEG g. g. Sut, SNbanH
SPclf, Gpgroim gcbs Somcf gaea;r.
81. g. SCrnbsd, 9. 81,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
fsus Ser gsefipsnnfluoniCbn etauts,tituus.)

sssr bic Bi6tiefsit bes 4tsn SuIi fur Die 9anSe
BeIt mie nsbsfonosre fur bisss eano erfsnnt, wirb
aud ni6t Idussr beswsfeIn, ba6 biefsr Sag ourb
fsine fssensrsiden SoIsen uisuebt bic fd6nffe pe.
ricbs ODER bic sr66te GpO6e in Der 9BsItssf6dts
ssnannt ju psrcen oercient. Die Menfhbst srwadbt
aus ibrsm tauienoidbrsen tfsfsn Sbafe uno erbIidt
in bieiem Sage bas MOrsenrOtb elmer trOfpOuen 3u.
funft. Daber burfte bic foIsenee 1bbanpIuns hber
bic auf bisfen Gag beSisIi6en @resniiTe, wenn oud
etwas ueitldufs, bic 4ufmerffamfet unferer ecler
in bobem 9raoe perticnen, nm ii6 Su prifen OBJ ie
bis Su iener 66be bes patriotsmus uno Der Src.
besliebe fid Su erbsben bereit sin wilrben INN ben
ebten @eft in fi6 Su Uerlu9en, Der unfere SOrfab
rem bsfeelte. Disfe bOtberS9en Mdnner botten iidb
in philadelphia perfammeIt, oas man fi9Iib bic
@iese Der NatiOnaI unubbdnsi9tet ncnnen Fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
Der 4. SuIi.

Yblaodpba, Sull D, lIIo.
gRein 6err Ge1ern wuros bic 9r6ssts Sra9e
enfhieeen, uber pelhe jemals IN Umerifa 9eltrtten
wUrocn it, psueiht wuroe nod niemaIs uno pire
nismals wiecer cine 9r06ere Sra9e unter Mannern
entfbieeen werbcn.
Der SeIbmb 1T pou Der cin;iaeu obwebsnben
@o!onie aefatt mcroen. baB oiefe Ser. Stoaten ree
unb unabbdn9i9e Staaten iino uno ron &e6tswe'
gen fein fcllen.
Ser Sag III pcrhber9e9au9cn. Ser uierte SuIi
1776 miro cine erpt9 benfwhroi9e Gpobe in Ger 9e
fdidbte BON 4merfa MAIDEN. SD bin 9enei9t Su
slauben. oab sr pOn allen filnfti9en 9sfbIe6tern
ais 9rCser odbr9sr Sefa9 9efeiert psroen mirb.
Gr ,pirb bur6 Ssisribfeit Der Serebrung oss 4u.
mdbt9en aIs elm Sag Der 8efreiun9 9efeiert ,per
oen nit 9sprdn9e, fefiden Quf5u9en euifbarteiten,
uub offsntIiben Spisen NIT SreucenfbieBen uno &C.
Idute, Sreuosnfsuer uno Suuminatloncn BON einem
Gnoe bcs Sanoes Sum anoern BON nun an bis IN aue
Gwotsit.-Se werbsu MIDI ppn Se9eliterun9 fort
aerilIen erfldrenr it bin rs aber nbt. SD bin
ipcbl unterribtd BON ben Ssfbwereen, pladerrenr
8ut unO Sbdeen, wsId5e es fcftsn miro, eieie Gr'
t(drunQ aufreht Su erbalten uno eieie Staaten Su
Ibuben uno ,u uertbeieieen, ober bsnnOb burb aGc
SunfeIbeit Irbe itb bic Srabten eeS 9idtsS uno
Rubmes beu Ieudtsn idb febe, ea6 eas 3ieI mebr
wertb III, ots Mtel uno oaB Die Sufunft triumpbt'
rem wirc, obIdon sic uno idb 9ieue empfInesn mod
ten, wsIbss, 70 brffe ib, nidt 9ei6eten mire.
Stb hin N. H.
Sobn stSams.s
So fdricb por "a Sabrsn prcpbetifhen GeiftcS
Der botbbcrsiqr weiie Sobn Ioams, elmer Der eoeI.
fen Sertbeiciaer Der Sreibsit webe Die HeUcIuton
berpcrqcbrobt. Seine Sorberfa9un9en iino ein9e'
trcffen, erfIiut in einem llmfan9e. pon weIdcm aud
Die fubnifeu SOffnungrn icnCr fu6nen Sstlter itdb
nibtS trdumen ltrben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
OOO-9elloms' fall.
unsntaun, eSuh 4.

Die bitsr' Sam lie bat bic Gbre, ben
Sur9crn pOn Quentaun uno Der um9e9eno anjuSsis
gen, oaB ie >per BON ibren auserIefenen u n.
terb baItun9en Cseect entertainments in Der cbi'
gen SatIe 9sben weresn, anfanseno am SOSitttUOeb
ben 3ten SuIi. 9ie 4uffubrunsen bsfsbsn aus bra.
matiI6sn SoriteIun9sn fentImentaIifben uno TO.
miiben 9eidn9en, SdnSen, 3wifbenipiclen, &seite-
ticnen aus S6aflpear uno ancern popuIdren duto'
rem.
Sur ndbre ginSeInbeiten febe man bic prO9ram'
me.
Gintrittsprtis 25 Gents. Qnfan9 Der unterbals
tunaen 81 ubr atencs.
SSebfcI BON Sorftsuunscn iebsn Qbene.
SuIi 4. I'M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
SS CDtt9e
9lelliafelfen bon M2erifn I

Santa anna bt peer an eer Spies Der 9t0sr,na no az.
se pag CT oas prcrns SSrritcrium osr errnaen ruce
gdDrCno dbtr Californian tdb uno GjrSEe uno gncner
,a intnn woen biz aucncn 70 aufacpana psrSsn ree 6e
8er9 uno Shat bbrfsn une % QRirta tbun fo6 br s,sr.
@ u s'ms ra S'rGsrOI M a Sro gadSsr sToSn e g nt
pttrT CngnCEmeu lu Scc III ,,S5altc felt tpas on
errnnGea bait nuS pcrtbeiciae Huiere ituips," 70
lanae
Sic Stagsc bts 9Sbi(noclp6ia GtUbr
IN n9rduidbrr S6Snbe in btn ScmsrpinoEn atcrt uuo
h froet dtsr Die Nnf Der 9rc6n G9sn nit ocsn bas eano
ptCor stm llutrbatt eEs eSbSns btIb<ust H.
Snotm os On9E IN hSncm GcrSbsn fine unb ees neb eA.
rem 9Rns bt ntn mir cure Qaf,crfoufcit ouf Rem b.
laopba Scbr Senn ibr bcrt onru kubct ibr ben Gcbr
ENn IbSn unp undttrrftb in prr &iGistrt EuSr qris
Bum philadelphia Gtcbr tcnmt 2tQ' brrau,
Soitr it's, pc tinia uno fhSu man toufln toun.
Der philadelphia Stebr ilt'S gRaornbous
$50 man crlpart 10 QrcDnk gang burtbauS.
GS 1T Gin 0rcfar @ihtled auf 6ano,
93tnt9er 20 YrcDrt, ais i'm 9onSn eano.
SaUus 8arc9cS fno pdt unttrm 4res,
limb StteE, uno iptitEr, 70 ttlI9 ais &CiS.
NGittUr9tr-QEir pGnkbp 2mSrtantSit auf fctoensR
Gihr u lEun:
20 eRdt psrvrtd 5rcub eapus, EsratSftt prn 1s gu IL
Gents
300 Oro Srsn4 @insbom$ I'M Sababr urrsuu an 81 iset
l6 Gents.
20 etidc piersisrt purple prints rrrouft an l6 et 12
1000 Waro 6attlns, ketr Sor6Cn, Setauft 10 e 8.
edR titt Sarben, pcrtduft an s Jest g.
Sartss uno @arr9s 9danss q Its 81 Jest 20 grcnt
untSr SEm srpSbnIidbru prcs.
Bargains lit WnlSlinen.
so Stids stenatsI 90rS s'blAs auslus, i'm Srdbiabr
go Stddt pisrpiSrtcl trts ostL GIuslue an TO-
Gbcts Sbtn9S, trauns @ausu unb Sifb Siarsrs in @rs
bGtnif.
Bargains Bargains 1T ga6tmere
20 Sdds SGurp Gofhnsrs, aus Chi bsratscSst
25 ;u 90.
10 Stddt Oc. scn 1 90 III rs Gents
90 Sdds Gnsfb. SrEud uuo Ginbsnnfb Sub, 81 Dis
'$4 90.
Bargains in NdraiplS.
100 vihiretnc tn Yaroicls, abr prtaut an 90 isst
1 90.
Sctba srbattn pblaodpbtd Gcbr
30 Sdds ntbstGno 5000 9oro Supr uno Su9ran GorpS,
ell S1ca rer wcblis pr idls psrtaft uroc, 45 eS
62k Gents
10 sdds 9aunrprn SuSroiu pr bis % Gents.
10 Sdds SrrSlb, uierpitrta u atpiCrttl rcn as bis
25 per Waro.
Spte9cI.
Ginc 9rrf SuanitGt alr Aru Spigss. an bsrab9eFatm
prsiGsn an YbLrrpbia Stcbr.
ysa9T Ano Beiener.
0-6attst ben G4rbd I'M Gto6htue mo brt nm pbfnos!a
pbia Stcr Cin o miro Srrtbsl n. see Irt Gems
oefprcbuttcn pcrbtn i'm Qustarb an9ncnnen.
yea9er uno @eioner.
fnrntou cTuGd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
&Sf 6ri6t.

9ta6ribt piro bermit ssssben bos BEL Der ndb.
fen Sieuus Der gefseeebuns BON YcnnfplUanisn
Unfprub 9sma6t wecen piro fur Die SnfOrpori.
ruu9 elmer Sanf, wsIbs in Der Stabt Qusntaun, &c.
tba @auntp, erribtet werosn fOu, 9enannt: Die
Sormtr5' uno MetbancS 8anf Don 4uentaun," NIT
etnem capital pcn einbunoert taufenb SbaIcr, NIT
bsm Aedte boiTeIbe ~ swtibuncsrt taufsno SbaIsr
III permebren, nit @rIaubni6 8anfselbdfte an,u'
fonssn, fcbaIO funfis tauisno &baIsr einbsSabIt
Tno
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04

Snc. gOpP, Sno. &olb,
II. s.. &enin9er, y. gSpfOf,
8. .. gBiIion, Owen Sdser,
Sames S. Stlsin, SsIe Sbdffer,
Il. II. 8asuer, 6. 8. Samfon,
glatban Drefber, 9. Barber,
gB. g. pOweu Gpb. 9rint,
SOfrpb 9Sei6, @Iias Mere,
98m. Goldman, Gli Stedel.
Suli 4, 1850. %6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04
Spte0cI.

Cine 9rrGc Suonta oIsr arEu SpssSt an bsratssFatr
prsiGsn an philadelphia Strbr.
9Jsaaer uno Beibner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-04

roottrt etu 91cbEt I'M Gto6btue mo fsbrt mn pbituosIs
pba Stcbr Gin, uno miro Scrbe kn. eee 1 eans
ossprcbuttEu prrbtn i'm austoltb on9ncumlen.
gea9er uno @eonrr.
UGcntaun, Suli 4. nq3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-16

The Cincinnati Enquirer lately published
some extracts from papers printed in that city
in 1878 when the place WAS but ItfI. larger
than Evansville. In that day of little read
ing and when the West was almost wilder
ness. the following extract from the Enquirer
proves that Cincinnati had considerably more
literary claims than Evansville. The En-
quirer says:
"LANGDoN & BURKE then kept a Reading
Room in the rear of The Post Office al the
corner of 81 and what is now B INK All-y.-
Some ten papers ARE noticed which will be
put on tile files; the subscription Tor entrance
10 the Reading Room is sc per annum"
Now with all the difficulties of procuring
papers, and when they were only certain of
having ten papers to file, tn Reading Room
was established. and the subscription for en-
trance was six doIldrs-that was equal to at
least twenty five dollars at this day. But Il
few months since, we offered to supply a
Reading Room here with the best papers in
the country, unlimiled in number, and with
all the choice periodicals, both griis-and
the papers free of postnge-alld it was pro-
posed that subscribers should only pay two
dollrrs per annum-yet the Reading Room
could not be got up! And this in Evansville,
a city OF eight thousand inhabitants, aud OF
gre t individual wealth. Bah! a full peck
ct is more thought Of than luI head.
To cnange the subjtcf, the Enquirer al
ludes to matter which shows TIE improve
ments STEAMBOATS, have been undergoing
sine that period 1t says:
In ii steamhO It mcm0r india. dItel S Ii 1t
LOUIS. Junt. 30 1919 II is stated that the
steamboat Calm, uu, after having been sever
III weeks ia the Mississippi had l'tllen back to
+ the mouth OF the OHIO. ;lnd ackuowI,d grd Ter
iicapariiy, uldtr present circumstances, to
stem the current OF the Mississippi. Now
steamers stem the : I'M. current Il Il speed OF
fifteen miles au hour"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-16

New GooDs.-Messrs. 70 ter & Brown
have lately received large stock OF Spring
aud Summer Goods. They werr selected at
New York, and will be sold cheap. and they
specially Offer rare inducements to rnrchas-
ers from an anticipated change in business =
This house is too well known in Evansville
and yiriIity torequire recommendation, We
can only advise purchasers to examine th,r
new stock OF Goods, and become Informed Of
their prices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-16

RAILROAD SPEEDA PoWER.-By Il pam
phlet lately published in England, we learn
that ito master an ascending gradient Of one
foot in three hundred feet distiuce. trihng
rise, traction force is required twice as much
us is sufficient 10 move the same speed along
a level raiIrord; also the greater speed re
CURED on any line. the greater must be the
power employed. A good locomotive of the
heaviest kind now used. will draw IL rain Of
fifty loaded waGons. or "A gross weight ofthrre
hundred and seventy-ive Ions, at ii speed oI
from fifteen to twenty miles an hour hut the
same engine will only be able to draw, on the
same line. train oil twentyfv whgons-he-
ing half OF The weight-at Il speed Of thirty
miles an hour. Thus the thirty miles speed
cost double the slower speed of fifteen or
twenty miles besides the great additional
wear aud lear; the demand Tor power increas-
es ia rapid proportion to the rate Of speed
Going ut the rate OF ten miles Hn hour, Il To-
comotive will draw two hundred and fifty tons;
but push the speed to thirty mites an hour
and it will draw only tweuty-eight tons. On
the continent railway trains run III low
rate Of speed. say fifteen to twenty miles IN
hour. and thus enable companies TO charge
light fares, while they ensure the safety Of
the passengers"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-16

UNION WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs.-The
proprirtors Of these well known Springs,
which are situated in Kentucky, ONLY thirty
FIVE miles from Evansville, Lave been i'm
proving the buildings aud grounds, and MA
king extensive preparations for the accom,no-
dation OF the large number of visitors III Y
expect to welcome this season. From what
we have learned through several of our CHI
zens who are in tie habit of visiting this de-
lightiul place Of summer resort, 1t is ii very
pleasant lace of moral retirement. lis sit
uation is said to be superior 10 that Of any
other Springs i'll the West. Those who 90
there once ae very apt to visit This resort
again. The water is similar to that of the
White Sulphur Springs in Virginia. which
has acquired such reputation for its medci-
nal virtues MIR. Henry J. Lewis, one of The
proprietors, is well known to The citizens OF
this place, having formerly lived here. We
are sure those who visit these Springs, will
receive every attention from the hands of the
pfoprierors. Read their advertisement
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-16

L%A writer signing himself "Justice,"
in Tuesdays Republican, defends the pro
fessiona scamp whose disgracelu conduct
in circulating false report that the Small
Pox was raging IN Evansville, ii report hav-
ing tendency to seriously injure the Spring
business of the city, we plainly exposed
There appears to he Il fellow sympathy be-
tween Justice and this Quack Let Justice
assist US in fully determining the truth or in
correctness OF this impression, by revealing
his true rame, and we will extend him the
comp liment Of Il reply, which we cannot ten
der TO an anonymous writer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-16
STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN on LAKr En1E.-

STEAMBOAT COLLISION ON LAKE ERIE.-
The Buifdo papers contain the particulars OF
another steamboat disaster on Lake Erie
The steamers Despatch and Commerce came
ino collision on Monday night last, near Port
Miiland OH the Cnnada side of The Lake
The Commerce received the shock on The
starboard bow, and nothing could equal the
instant confusion ana terror, the cries of men
and the ShriekS oil women and children. She
had Oh board $50 British soldiers. One officer
and fwenty-four soldiers were drowned, and
thirteen women and children, making thirty
eight in all. The accounts represent the
Commerce to have been TO hIlme
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-16

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM GAUDALoUPE
Negro Internationally the arrival al
this port. yeste.dIy, ot'the French brig Fer
lrind. G,'rec. master, fifteen days from 81
Pierre, Martinique, Il gentleman in this city
has receive IL letter, dated Martinique, the
18Th April containing news OF IL violent in
surrecuoI among the negroes on the udoin-
lug i>lHnd Of Gi.ud.loupe. He has permit ed
us to read Il { letter. THE substance Of which,
IN reference to the affair, is, that the iusur-
gents had burned the Government House
had burned The plantation OF Monsieur Beun-
velion-had committed many other excuses
aud had made an atempt to break oper
The prise and set tine couvcts at lber,y. ii
which they were successfully resisted by Inc
Governor and Council The Governor OIL
Martinique. with a body OF troops had ietI
Tor G,tudaloupe to aid in putting down tA>
in>urgents.-[N o. Pic, 9th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-16
English Justice.

In looking over English papers received at
the Journal office, we are often Disguised at
the heavy punishments inflicted by the Courts
for small offences. Wealth escapes while
poverty alone seems 10 be crime enough for
punishment Woe to the poor devil who is
arraigned before these courts for criminal Of
fences. From the Birmingham Journal. a
late number,we gather a few items which we
write off for the Information Of our readers.
A little delormed man not four feet high.
was grlevousIy imposed upon by II big butch
er. In defence. as he proved in court, he i'll
filcted slight wound. His Lordship, the
Judge, remarked that the prisoner the de-
formed man. appeared to be luborng under ii
very common mistake, that Il person was
permitted to use IL knife i'll his own defence.
The prisoner was sentenced to seven years
transportation IA severe punishment.
Stealing provisions appears to he a com
mon offence among The starved poor One
man was sentenced to be transported seven
years Tor stealing fifteen pouuGs Of potatoes
Another. imprisoned nine months for stealing
several fowls. Auother-lOurteen days ian
prsonment and hard labor Tor stealing IL
drake. One rascal was sentenced to twelve
months imprisonment and hard labor lor
stealing a turkey Two men st IL five fowls
and were sentenced for four moths A hal
starved scamp stole ii loli OF bread for whlcl
he has to inger i'll prison six months. Mex
time he will learn to die easy. Two otncl
men committed the same offence and will bt
imprisoned two months each, and u third SEM
TO prison six months for stealing one loaf o
bread. Four men were found gully of hav-
ing stolen five pounds OF bread. One wa,
transported for seven years, and the other
three, imprisoned three months each, ard
whipped! Ohjustice!
Bread and meut-Iho<e parents Of crime
Alas that men should have bowels pecial
ly when there be no bowels Of compassion
for them. There were many other cases Of
stealing bread and fowls. Ole hungry man
stole small quantity Of meat from butcher
He was sentenced to imprisonment six
months, and to be twice whipped. Another
man committed the same heinouS offence anc
was twice whipped and imprisoned tire,
months. But we could enumernte column:
Of these crimes and sentences Il ore disgust
ing to an American heart than the recital o
"horribIe atrocities" And that reminds Us
one man TO- bestiaIiry, an indecent exposure
of his person, had the sentence o. death re-
corded against him, his Lordshlp stating
that he had no doubt the prisoner would have
to leav- thu country for the remaining tern
of his natural life"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-16

WHEAT.-It is calculated that all the
wheat in ports Oh Lake Michigan to come
forward before the next harvest, is not more
Than 100000 bushels. Last yenrnt the same
time. there was in store, IL: the same ports
2 1855 800 The deficiency from last year is
put at ? 357 500 up to the commencement of
the harvest; some grain merchants antici-
pate consider bic advance in -four by the
lSt of July. The amount of wheat and flour
now in store at Milwaukee is said to be hot ii
third OF what it was last year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-16

NEW ROUTE TO CALIFoRNlA.-Th N. Y.
Herald has the following in relation to the
Nicaragua route to the PacGc California
will soon be at our very doors, so rapidly are
the means Of communication herewith in
croasing and improving:
The Nicaragua roure TO the Pacific will
be perfected iu about six months. 1t will he
open for travel and the transportation OF
freight by the Isl Of September, via the river
San Juan, Lake Nicaragua and an overland
conveyance from The city Of Nicaragua TO the
Pacific. and must form the most healthy most
economical. aud most expeditions line to the
Pacific and California;. A steamboat and
several hargcs, drawing two feet OF water
each. will so0n be placed upon the river aud
lake. aud ii carria ~ way is already construc'
ed from the city Of Nicaragua, Il distance Of
l5niles. to Il port in The Pacific. The steam-
ships Empire City ana Crescent City will us
soon its the internal route is regulated, be
placed on this side 10 run between New York
and Greyfown; and the steamship Sarah
Salds and New Orleans will ply between the
outlet on the Pacific coast and San Francis
CO."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-16
Dreadful Hurricane.

We learn from ANEW Orleans paper that
the Sandwich Isllnds were visited by Sc
we're hurricane on the 17III Of February.
Which caused immense destruction of life aud
property. An entire village at Ohiu was laid
level with the earth, ana hundreds of acres OF
sugar cane blown down in different quarters
of the Islands The Tahiian schooner s.
phil was capsIzed by the gale. the Cap'ail,
his wife and five others meeting watery
grave.