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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-30
The Cabinet.

Attempts are being made by the Democrat
ic press, headed as usual by the Washington
Union to make the public believe, that there
is not only want of union among TAYLOR
Cabinet, but shat the President and Cabinet
are at loggerheads and the majority Of Wings
in Congress are opposed TO he Cabinet. 1t $
useless TO state that this is false in every par
ticular. There s not man in the Cabinet
but who has enough delicate honor and sensi-
tiveness as gentleman. to retire Immediate
" from his position, did he discover that he
was not agreeable 10 or desired by the Pres
ident. The National InteIIigenccr says there
is entire concord between the President and
his Cabinet and that the President has man
ifested not the slightest disposition TO form
new Cabinet. Speaking Of the members Of
the Cabinet, the Intel'igencer says =" There
is not. we are persuaded one of them who is
not affectionately and deeply attached to the
President. and proud that he enjoys the es-
teen and confidence of that eminent man
Ncr is there in fact any division or want of
harmony, between the President and the
members of the Cabinet"
1t is entirely false too, that any considera-
BILE portion of the Wings in Congress are dis
satisfied with the present Cabinet, and are
working upon the President to afecta change.
There never was cabinet yet, probably, that
was supported by every member of the party
of the same complexion in Congress. There
are personal and sectional feelings sometimes,
which no party allegiance can subdue-or
there is that independence, which will not
permit statesmen 10 think that everything a
Cabinet does is right, simply because that
Cabinet represents a certain party. This
Cabinet probably has opponents among the
Wings in Congress, but it only shows, if TIE
fact be known, there is that independence
among the Wings which will not permit their
personal opinions to be crushed by party feel
ings.
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GALLANTRY.-Mr. Jas. E. Cox, Of Spring
Garden, ILL.,, who was passenger with his
family on the Belle ofthe West, at the time
other burning. addresses a letter to the Ed-
tor OF the Cincinnati Commercial, on the sub
ject of the fire He pays handsome compIi-
ment to Mr.. Wool5ey, auctioneer Of this place.
who as the writer says lost his all by the fire.
He says" To Mr. Woolsey. of Evansville.
who lost his allan Indebted, and shall ever
feel gratitude language cannot express for
the preservation of my wife. He seized her
in his arms and bore her TO the shore through
the flames, while carried my two children =
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ANOTHER NICE BIT OF ScANDEL.-A very
unique case Of habeas corpus will in all prob
ability, be brought before Judge at Cham
beers in the early part of the week on u claim
for an illeatlmate child, aged about three
years The facts, as the Reporter has been
Informed, are. that young Indy OF resperia.
bic connections in uppcr-tendom became ie-
gitimately encisnte and l::;;:.'-;;,ig married
s!SS..yr she made her il coIfidanle The latter
made the foolish girl PROMISE to give up the
expected little responsibility TO the wife and
she would contrive for it TO pass as her own.
The ruse was successful and both ladies
emerged from their confinement ar well as
could be expected, both in health morals and
manners. In year more afterwards. the
younger sister also got husband. but not
having any children by her second love, she
pines for he first, and she now seeks TO re-
claim the lone child which has grown 10 be
very Interesting and promising IitlIe creature,
rising three years of age. There if these
facts turn out 10 be. facts. we rafher thiuk this
will be the most romantic city item which has
appeared laely.-fM Y Star.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-30

BEAR AND GUS Yesterday two dirty
cubs of children had young pet bear at the
Wharf, with which they were on the most
familiar terms of companionship. The var
mint would wrap them in his fur covered
arms, press them fondly to his breast, lick
their free-soll faces very patronizingly, pull
their hair graciously, and give ether eviden-
ces ofhis fondness, while the children would
hug him just as warmly, and with every man
Hesitation of Partially. The beast appeared
TO bear a great deal, and one would suppose
she had beared those children, from the man
ner IN which she nursed. them.
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The Indiana Register, an old an excellent
Wing paper. makes its appearance in a new
and handsome apparel. from the type foundry
of L. Johnson 81 Co. Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh american
Indeed We are somewhat enlightened
by the assertion that the Indiana Register is
" an old and excellent Wing paper. " It bat
tied quite zealously for the claims of the Lo-
cofoco candidate to the Presidency. and has
been most invective in its notices of Taylor's
administration. Down on such Wig pa
Pers!
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AccEPTABLE-O friend CorIev. Of the
packet Whirlwind, presented us last week
with plug of Superior chewing tobacco. 1t
was most accepta bic present, and one for
which we return mary thnuks
G. Girardeau Eagle.
The foregoing is Il good satire on editorial
notices Of the receipts of presents, although
we believe our old friend Mr.. Dav son wrote
il in sober seriousness.
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TAVE Just received li-ccl tsafa New York and
L P.,fiadelp hia. Il varied ard extensive asSort~-
meEi OF Fashionable Goods, whicI have been se--
,ected with great care or this mTtkoi. or stock
consists in part Of the iolowlng articles W:
French black ard brown cloths and ras imereSf
Tweed cassmereS md summer Ceal5Te Pan aloon
stGts, in great variety, White a5td roore; II rsci-
- Ves.inGs. n, Chameleon Ills Rrgge del Hncs,
black Gro dethine black rid fancy L1' sire, >
tich Printed Foulard do ""nch J,a"l, end l}eTn--
pe<. Prints C;iYqbame. Linen istres. Chambrays
and figured swiss Mus@, white nd lfo'',@ LiEeF
Dfi s. French iAnen and hGen Chez. : Worsled
Damasa and M1rans. FaHiture iunts H. n and
hIaached Dama>k Table CIoths, Mar eiles ,srilts,
Towels Crash Scotch Dapess and lf-h .inenc,
white and coosei Ma quito Meetings., Umbrellas.
couon. giuehin and silk Para>o's b OTIS AMI Shoes,
white and brown Hosiery, Ladies and Gents KID,
Silk and LiSk 'lhrend Gloves. Berage Shi wis. Six
and NJ. DeIIane iiandKerchiefs Bonn cts. Ribbons,
f.eqhorn. Braid and Palm Leaf lats, 4 pieces in
train and thee ply carpets. (choice pa teIns,) No
tons and Fancy Goods g.. &".
NWr respect fully invite our friends and customers
aid I'll others 10 extmne stort before purchas-
ing We are feefun,d to s'l as low as any
louise in the City ter Cash CT Country Produce.
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INV GooDs.-Messrs Shanklin g. Riley +

NV GooDs.-MeSsrs. Shanklin g. Riley
advertise the receipt OF a urge and fine as
sortment O. New Goods direct from the East.
Mr.. Riley has recently returned from the
z stern cities where he made very heavy
purchases. The goods have just been opened.
and Of course comprise everything required
by the market. An examination of them will
prove that the Junior member of the firm
knows how TO select, both as regards quality
and price Of goods.
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IL Our friend PummilI. Of the Burlington
Adrertiser declares that unless he receive
better patronage from the people Of Boone
county than lie has heretofore received he
will discontinue his paper. The Advertiser
has been suspended for a season.
The Newport Ne1es says that it is rather
shameful that Boone county-poIing fifteen
hundred votes-will not support one weekly
paper. Mr.. News is about right.
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IL If we may take the word Of the Gin
cinnati editors MS evidence against each other,
they ave certainly the greatc0t pack of liars
and humhugs IN creation. But we object 10
them all trying to turn Estates evidence :"
at once.
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New ORLEANs.-The N. Orleans papers
OF the 23d contain indefinite returns of the
election held in that city on the 22d, but not
official or full returns. The contest was very
exciting. So far as we can gather from these
returns neither party has gained much over
the last election
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- An old man called Gen Morgan. an
old rcsilenter of Cairo fell asleep last We'd
nesday. and Notwithstanding all endeavors 10
arouse him, calmly and without II struggle.
died. The family boat, on which lay his
corpse, was blown away from the landing
during a severe storm, but was finally recov-
cred.
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SINGULAR AND FATAL AcCIpENT.-In
Muncy. Pa. about two we, ks since, as Miss
Martha S. Ewes, was endeavoriug to break
a small quantity of stone coal she was srruc k
by a fragment upon one of ner fingers. a
small particle of which penetrated the flesh,
but was soon after extracted. Ii subsequent
ly festered, but by being pouiteed got better;
but on Thursday it became painful, ard in a
short time affected her whole body. Medical
aid was called in, and every possible means
restored 10. to arrest the progress of The dis
ense, but all was of no avail. She died on
Monday last Phil. SIN.
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THE DELAWARE Block FOR THE WASH
tNcRoN AloNuMENT.-The additional motto
OF" DeIaware-the first to adopt, size will be
the last 10 abandon the Constitution" has
been handsomely execated. since the arrival
Of the block in Washington. on the side oil the
bust of Washington. 1t is admitted on all
hands TO be the most chaste and artistical
stone from anv and all the States yet repre-
scented.
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D~The Winfield Scott passed this place
Sunday evening, for New Orleans, with the
hu of the steamer Ion in tow for the wreck
Of the Com. Perry. at Island No s. This
hull is intended to receive the engines, furni-
ture. freight. &C.. Of the Perry and will prob
ably be brought back to Louisville, thus
loaded.
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- The lines Of Shakespeare Lay on
Macduf " and : Out brief Candle. " have
been translated thus. by a Vermont school
master; " Get out short Cand es, F." and,
. Hit him again Mr.. McDuG Give him
thunder!"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-30

IL The gold mines in Virginia owned by
Messrs Barnum and Colby, of Baltimore,
are said to have been sold to a New York
company Tor $4,000. They intend to go
int extensive operations almost Immediate
w.
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~ The brightness Of yesterday was in
beautiful contrast with the rainy, dismal
weather which has 20 marked Spring thus
far. Sunday was stormy. 1t is generally
hoped, but not much anticipated, that we
will now have few days agreeable wealth
er.
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A-CAPITAL RAT SToRY-Rev. Walter
Cotton in his agreeable and christian like
dniry of Il voyage TO California in man-ol-
war entitled Deck and Port" relates the
following capital rat story:
Il have always telt some regard for rat
since cruising in the Constellation. We were
fitting for sea ut Norfolk, and taking in wa
ter aud provisions plank was resting. on
the sill Of one Of the ports which communica-
ted with the wharf. On bright moonlight
evening. we discovered two rats on the plank
coming INFO the ship. The foremost was lead
ing the other by straw, one end of wren
each held in his mouth We managed 10
capture them Goth, and found, to our surprise
the one led by the other was stone blind -
His faithful friend was trying to get him on
board, where he would hi We comfortable quar-
tiers during three years cruise. We fell on
disposition to kill either, and landed them no
the wharf How many there are in this
void to whom the fidelity of that rat read
eth lesson p
We think those rats were rather verdant.-
Why did not the blind fellow take the tip of
the others tail in his mouth? But perhaps
like some bipeds. he was very fond of having
a straw between his teeth, although the
latter prefer a julep at the other end.
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TThe clerk of the steamer Sa1adin fa-
vored US with package of st. Louis papers
last Sunday, for which we are thankful. As
we stated a few days since. the SaIadn has
taken her place as a regular Louisville and
St. Louis packet She bears an excellent
reputation, and is commanded Ivy such gen
temen as viii undoubtedly preserve it.
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BosToNA.-The splendid Bostona arrived
here yesterday afternoon from New Orleans.
bringing dates of the 23d, afternoon, and
crowded with passengers. We thank the
officers for large package of papers oil the
22d and 23d insts.
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IFIf the Presidents brother, Col. Taylor,
did go by this place lately. as has been in
timated, en- route fn Washington, without
exhibiting his distinguished corpoFocity it
will take halt our affection for his blg broth
err" the President, TO induce US to look over
the matter. Had better shown himself.
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DThe Wabash and Cincinnati packet
Visitor, stopped here from the latter place on
the 28th inst heavily loaded with freight for
the Wabash. She seems to be prospecting in
this trade The obIiging clerk furnished us
late Cincinnati papers. Thanks.
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~ The Memphis passed up yesterday
She had on board great many boxes Of fur
mture, fruits, wines. &c, for the Burnett
House, Cincinnati, which were taken from
the wreck of the Com Perry.
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%Mrs Darlington. on hearing that in
California. gold was found in quartz, wanted
10 know ifany had vi been dlscoy cred in GAL
Ions She thought when they came 10 finding
it by the hogshead, she would go out there
herself, old as she is.
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IWe noticed a steamer pass Evansville
recently, having on board some fifty heavy
plantation wagons. They were manufac-
tured in Cincinnati. to ill orders from the
South.
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ITA Cairo correspondent informs Us that
the steamer Sutana lately passed that place.
on her way to St Louis, with four hundred
emigrants on board. Most Of them were des-
tined for Iowa.
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BARGAINS! RARG4TNSi,

4 FEW STOVES and large lot OF Tin Ware
~ and Hon keeping articles l"tt. which will be
,losrd OUT cheap 10 nlakeroom tor Furniture.
OF A Horse and Buggy for sale.
ap30 If J. P. SCHWTNG.
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IL Grain is treated like infhnts; when
the head becomes heavy it is Graded and
generally well thrashed to render it fit for
use.
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The Arkansas Intelligencer comes to
US clothed in mourning for the death of John
G. Calhoun, Thisis the only one Of our ex-
changes that has shown this mark Of grief
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~ Yesterday there were some TWO thou
sand sacks of corn ut our Wharf to be re-ship-
ped to New Orleans.
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~ The New Orleans papers of the 23d
contain Texas news, bat it is not of much
Importance.
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FThe steamer Tribune from the Wa
bash is lying at our Upper Wharf with car
90 Of corn. pork, &c, for re-shipment to N.
Orleans.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE iTm of 2. & e. Sthwing Is This day lis
solved. All persous indebted will call and pay
hwing, who will settle the business of the Ole
cncern. [ap20 If
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OFFICEES 81:

] L. Kister, c. w; A. w. Chute, C. J; J. w.
Patten c. T; VIM E. Beadbettc. C. We; H
B. Reagin, G. T. A. Beasley C.G; Geo. Cos
ling H. H. U; Geo II. Todd II. S. K; ]. S.
Garrison. H. r. J. L. Jones H. T; A. c. Hal
lock, II. Al VIM. Paine, w. D; VIM. Moore,
w. d.
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Is From The St. Louis papers we per-
celve that said city and Cairo are soon to be
connected by telegraph. The stock of this
line will no doubt prove profitable.
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.ILIP HORNBKOOK,
OF Evansville, Indiana
From the S.aunton (Va.,) Spectator.
General TayTOr

OF this straightforward President Of the
United States. it may be truly predicat ed,
that he does all things sensbIy. He thinks
sensibly, he speaks senshly. acts sensibly,
fights sensiby, and administers ihe govern
ment sens.bly. He is precisely one Of those
men of whom it can be said. The more you
know of him, the more you like HIM and the
more you confde in hin. Without by, nds
In view or by-ways ofreachIng them, he pre-
SCENTS perfect contrast to the trading poiti
clan or The political PARTISAN Unschooled in
party tactics he takes position for the coun-
try-unawed by demagogueS and flctionists
he respectfully declines" to surrender prin-
cirles he deems essential to The peace, safety,
and general welfare o. the country.
He was early tired in the field and never
found wanting closing his military career in
a blaze OF glory. He was tried as soon rs
seated in the Presidential chair. by difficult
and iclicatc gu stioms with foreign powers ;
tried by an opposing party press, opening up
on him with $ artillery OF Islander and Vita
pPration. such as was never directed against
any honest man in this country. excepting
Henry Cl,y. who stands forth unhurt and I'M
scathed. head aud shoulders" above mort
men, the living mnuumrlIt Of the mp0tency
OF such assaults. Gen. THy Tor has been fur
Their tried III recent struggle between the
South aud North upon questions of solemn
import, now in n fur way OF satisfactory AL
lustment. but presenting at on time II crisis
fearful in the extreme. No Prrsiden- Of these
Utited States has ever met such an amount
OF serious issues in so short Il period, and in
vulviug matters of such momentunuS lmpor-
t;tnce. b tn foreign and domestic and Gen.
Tny lur has met III III Il man AID as n pat
rot capable Of discerning the right. and firm
in minimizing it.
The Wing party, firm in attachment to
their princil les may congratulate itself. the
President. and the country, upon the fatter-
ing prospects of all concerned.
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NOTICE.

OLIVER LADD & 60. will receive Spanish
- Quarter Dnlla,s at 25 cents each for Debts due
them. and for G. eds purchased at there Store.
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L%Thanks to our friend Lafayette Divin-
ney, clerk of the Winfield Scott, for CIncin-
nati and Louisville papers.
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DIR. GAFRTCK.

physician, Arcoucheur has permanently loca-
. ted in Evansville, and viii attend TO the calls
81 those requiring his professional services either IN
Town or Country.
Office corner of Main and Second streets. over
Hughes Store. apo 6ml
WABASH & EVANSVILLE PACKET
rGs n THE light dIaught and fast running
css - 3 s. steamer
ST FRANCIS.
Capt DENNIS Master " IL run regular racket
during tie season, in the Evansville and Wabash
trade, arriving at EvansHie every Friday, and
leaving for the Wabash the day following. For
freight or passage apply on hoard or 70
O'RILEY & MITCHELL,
26tf Agents.
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brotherhood OF the Union.
(ENclRcLED IN tue II. F.)

(ENCIRCLED IN THE II. F.
Meets every Saturday evening at II o'clock, in
Shanklins Brick Binding ON the corner of Wa
ter and Locust streets.
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Wings, in ltaIlc, 7-Democrats, IN Roman 8;
Southern Senators Z; Northern Senators 6; South
ern Wings 4 Southern Democrlts 81 Northern
Wings 3; Northern Democrats 3.
The South will certainly have no cause to
com plain of this committee, since seven OF
their best men are upon it. There are great
names of both parties on the commissioners
of strong sectional attachments but we believe
stronger attachments to the whole Union
We hope much from the elaboration Of such
a committee Lou. C0ur.
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TIE RAIL RofD IS CcrHsEFcFDi
Eli ::=zzz-s.s f.s ss gsssg l-I--l,
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C AN DID A I Is.

name Of SIMEON B. STOnDARP as a candidate
for the office of County Recorder at the AUGUST
election. lai 25*l
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81 Mr.. SANDERs:-WilI please announce JC I'm
GREGG, aims Old Honesty . as candidate for
the office of Recorder If Vanderhurch County and
OBJ ire majority of the voters OF the County.
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NORTHERN SENATORS.
Mr.. Cass Michigan,
Mr.. DickinsoA, N. Y.
Mr.. Bright, Indiana.
Mr.. Webster, Mass.
Mr.. Pheps, Vermont,
MIR. Cooper, Penn.
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The following is a classification of the com
mittee of thirteen, elected in the U. S. Senate
yesterday, according to their politics and 10
calities:
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SOUTHERN SENATORS
Mr.. Car, Ky, CHM.
MIR. King, Ala anna.
Mr.. Mason, Virginia,
Mr.. Downs, Louisiana.
Mr.. Uoagpm, N. c.
Mr.. Bel, Tennessee.
Mr.. Esrritn, Georgia.
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~ Mn EnToR:-You will llease anrource ny
name as a candidate for County Recorder at the
next August election. F. F. PAGAN.
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