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The New York herald., 1851-11-04

mss viii be sbls to make tAess Arid end seemingly
bsrres plains blosson iks garden.
sizteen millions-sighk uillions-four millions
ay two millions Of scros Of land lying In o compact
form, drained by noble rivers level ss table, dtted
by nature for the location Of the finest Of roads, fer
tile beyond what u dreamed Of In other countries,
AID bosstirg Of - healthy . climate as could be
desired by mAn-vho can imagine that tue posses
sors Of them are long 10 import the necessares OF
life These valleys are capable OF supplying not
merely California With every product OF the sou
which Is coveted By man. but Of arording an I'M
msnss surplus for exportstiOn They require no
thing but the simplest AMI cheapest form OF cultvA
tion 70 make them sources Of untold wealth
Almost every product ef the soil which N An do
sres, and which the most favored climates furnish,
can be raised in California Tobacco, wheat,
maize, hemp, barley, and, Il is even sait, rice 10
the northern and middle sections sugar, conee,
adigo, and spices In the southern On every hIi
the grape viii grow; In every valley cattle vii fat
ten The climate, too, Is unsurpassed Tor salubriy-
the breeze, which sweeps over her plains. renders
the air temperate and pure, while for months the
sun never rises upon eioaded sky In hne. nothing
is wanted 10 make our state one OF the richest IN
the world, but inhabitants.
But the most auspicious feature In the agricul-
ture Of California Is, that she has her beat market
always at home. No matter what the farmer
raises, the miner Is his constant consumer. The
advantage 80 often sighed for In other countries by
which the manufacturer and producer, sependent on
each other. Independent Of the world 10 here az
forded Us by nature herself, with the advantage
that while the one party produces the necessares Of
life, the other brings forth that with which It's
luxuries and conveniences are TO be procured. The
wealth which is dug from our hills mus. nece sany
be distributed over our valleys, increasing the CON-
forts Of both farmer and miner. such advantages
exist no where else, and they will last here Tor
years and years to come. Farming in California Is
not business for day ora year nature intended
ours for grea. producing country The mines
may give out-the plscers, n the course Of rolling
years, may cease their yield-but asrieulture here
is destined to be thing. Of ages For years to
market at his door, and whom the demand ceases
If il does ceaseat heme, his industry will find
its reward in the supply OF the millions who throng
the neighboripg coasts-tae world Of the PAeiie IS
before him.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Oar Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3, ISL.
ksnslO~ ts The ToegraPi Cdse-faoh Ths
N,V York Boar Capu-,d- -Aoeide~aAy Shot
.S.scfgs, 4c.
The long pending Fuit between the Morse tele-
graph psteHtees and those Of the Balm line de-
csdea tbis morning in the United States Circuit
Court, 10 favor Of the former. The opinion decides
Morse 10 be the ginAl inventor Of the system Of
telegrspbing by signs, and that the Balm system is
. clear infringement. An injunction 10 to imms
d~teiy Issue, to prevon. the further abuse of the
rateot right.
The Ner York yacht White Lilly and our own
May ANA Lee, startsd this morning on a race to
Chester ard bach, for pure Of $500. The former
vas unfortunately strack BY haw Of wind when
opposite the city, ard capsized. The crew stuck
% the hull until rescued by boats from the shore
The Lee continued on her course, and II is sup
posed vii be entitled to the purse, as the agree
nent vac play or ray.
A lad about eight yesIs OF age, named Murray,
wss wounded on Sat irday by the accidental dis
charge OF towling piece In the hands Of another
lad, eyed fourteen. The sufferer died yesterday
Charles Wolmsr, a tightly respectable farmer
living at ksncocas, committed suicide yesterday
morning. by hanging himself lie bad been de-
ranged for some tine, In consequence Of the failure
Of his erops, and other causes.
The Philadelphia Bank has declared n semi.an-
nIaI dividend five Per cent to day, in spite Of the
Trevor dsfAlcafion.
A Bsv csun,erf,it on tbe Philadelphia Bank made
ia appearance this morning. IL Is Of the Eve dol
Isr der ominston, aud well calculated 70 deceive
1he signatures are excellent, bat the printing Is
Tsle.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Our Baltimore Correspondence.

Our baiumOre correspondence
BALTIMORE, November 3, 1851.
I've Election for Judges, $c.-Good Fs2o1s-
Nac CkSrohss- Comm1ce-Lt61i Emigration
FS~se~'s Parats-7Hs Scaldmg Gaze, $c.
Two more days and We will be in the heart Of
oar Arst election under the new constitution, for
judges. registers, legislators, clerks OF courts, SO
Frsm present appear it seems more than pro-
bsbls that good AMI competent men will be chosen,
without regard to party nominations The inoreas-
iog of the number of elective offices has brought
home to the people the necessity of having efficient
sod suitable officers and party has fallen before this
growing conviction.
An order of Good Fellows has been established
N this city, and have already quite number Of
lodges, and large membership. They will have
q grand procession this morning, with their regaa,
trsppisgs, Sc, and proceed to Monument Square,
where addresses will be delivered to them in English
and German.
The cerner stone of another Protestant piseo pal
church, to be called ST. Lukes, was laid in this city
on Saturday afternoon, fronting on Carey street,
opposite Franklin Square This is for kid glove
dom in that fashionable locality, and especially for
the accommodation of the tenants Of Waverly
Square. The Mount Vernon Square Epscs palians
are also just roofing in a magnificent brown-stone
church, In the vicinity OF the Washington monu-
ment
The number Of vessels, exclusive of bay craft,
within the port of Baltimore up to the close of last
week, was-ships L2l; barks .; brigs ~, and
schospers 29-smouBtipg, in the aggrsga g, TO w
vessels, Of which nber, there were for the West
Indies, 4; Liverpool 3 /; Bremen, 3; and each for
HAvre. Amsterdam, Pacific, Valparaiso, Rotter-
dam, Cartksgepa, Africa, Bermuda, Halifax, Rio
de Janeiro, Nassau, and st. Thomas.
The bark Morgan Dix, sailed on Saturday,
with las csored emgrants, sb out half Of them
manumitted slaves and all from Virginia and
North Carolina. large party Of Baltimore co
Iored gentry are preparing TO start In the Liberia
Packet, which IL is expected viii start on her FIRST
trip soGe time in Decs mber.
The preparations making by our fremen for their
grand festival, during this month, on the most
extensive scale and IL Is anticipated that it will
eBcel any previous turnout ever given in this
country There Is expected to be fourteen visiting
companies present, at least three Of which will be
from New York
The eolored woman, whom mentioned as having
had tvo buckets Of hot water thrown over her by
her sister, in bght, was yesterday supposed to be
dying
Mrs Movatt has jast closed q most successful
o. gsgement at the Holyday street Theatre. She
hss volunteered TO appear tonight for Mr.. Chap
mans benefit
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

tPER STEAMSHIP PFRANKLIN-AdditionAI
BenpEAUx, Oos n-sd Reindeer. Lawrence. NOrleans;
kth baosuca. Lennox NYork; Andover Dslano NOreAns
DEAL. NO date-Avr Am Eagle. Chadwick, London for N
York. Milan SturdivAnt Bremen for NOreans land both
proceeded 10th).
HAyRE, Oct F-Sd Globe Dsstebecho, NOrieAns 18th.
Geo BuRibut West dol Zanou Wilson, do; st Denis Eel
lsnsbee. NYorkj 10Th. Saratoga TrAsk. do.
Adv Rouepnais Lemmetais for k0rieAns soon: Belle
sse Erassr 90 Oct @ Geo Evans Couiliard NYork 2Sth
splendid, Higgins. do 25.
LIVERPOOL. Oct l9-Arr Grace Darling DonsIiy BAiti-
Jas Ttcsmb Mailing NOrieans. via Boston, narmon
Charles Clark. Todd Baltimore; Wonder charlssson.
Sid 18TH Thornhil BogArt, NOreAns; Refuge Wilson, do
equantum. Crooksr Boston; John Lucy. Curling NYorh.
LONDON Oct lS-Entd inward, PhGnix Parkinson. from
Boston; 2th. Kate Howe, korcross N0rleans Norshum
berland, NYork.
Entd for ldg 18th SuwArrow Boston. Cid 18th, Far
West, BriArd Hong Kong th Georgia Lindsay. Boston.
hARsEILLEs Octl5- sid Henry Clark. NOrlsans.
PORTSMOUTH, no dAte-Of INLAND, from Bremen for N
Orleans.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

NV onLTaNs-ste.mship wiahels sc9ts-oso nAr,is.
LADY chldIen and stesop, lsdy tzt dhezhtr
rry sad lazy Ms Miss JS5ss Germ so,t sss l,sy
aaron, r. sheCinnes. Weeks and isdy, @ Yuilis
hrs Jueah and faat Bsnedis and lady Nrs Aaf Mis-
b cDoEsd. Wright aud daughter. skeder Sr. WAi-
yell nisosso0d, Mover. Bates. q oiashpsyss. Dr
sae Col ChOthro lady two dauFhtcrs and s>vvsn nrs
seeve 2ehildren aud servant Miss Deshon Mrs Bridge sai
2hsye Iii,ehborn, youillsmo on. stone. Rev L
negoire; Liyinsntop Cochran lazy ans NJ,
Butler Packs ood, II Wiiisms Miss 0ort, d Iowart
hs renents child snd servant Mlss wzht Mrs and Miss
pihpson, Push. Appleton and lady. hiss 0oednss
villa lazy and children, Harris Kohn. Cor iseroia
rhif Mr. Kennedy, children and servants Good
rich snd lad, nrs eouthmsyer, Tyler and isdy Ms
o-nerts Mrs har,sche and child Misc Cohn fs<rss.
II JohI A frost Rev Goodrich, Tucker, BrS-
dy, Chsmburg. Riieug. W Peek ThAyer, Qaina-
Phelps. EAr.hsli Jr, Q Meyer-7 deck passengers
LIypRroor-Cliprer shin John Stuart-W KIM. Lewis,
Jas sloan. smith, Logan. Miss Hespite-cJ In ssssaA
cabin and stserage.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
CITY TRADE REPoRr.

morDAY, November Sd M.
AsHrs appeared nrm, the transactions embracing so
bbls pots, at ~ SKA - e51l, and prsrls, at IS dI
bsssvsr continued dull-soo lbs yellow we're pur.
cbasea st 1tsc, cash.
BssAprvyrs fen To % ssKs sssl 4, for State,
and ~ for Western At which 1000 bbls we're dis
posed o. Canadian seemed quiet--COo bbs No a
brought ~ osH In bond eouthern varied ttie there
having been b7e bbs ordinary taken at - 1917 sA IS
Rys -four and jersey meal we're scarce, at s3 31x q
A Ek H1kof exhibited no siteration-3 200 bushels
csnsdss rsaised ssc sec Rye and Oats ruled about
ths ssme Bsyty In limited stock and held at poe
snd over Cuy moved 10 the extent Of 90 900 bu hss
~sssA "a sss sNNc snd yellov at elc -the prev'ou,
rates
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
TeIegraphic Marine Reports.

ls ST. lon a. ship. Clara Wheeler Horizon. from New
Fsa,sesls Clayton. fAiisasishi. ssSi: wsssss. a.
sSas .sS s'R s..' Yss:
Ss; Fri snd rhs
ron Fredericksburg Julia Frances Rond0us Isabella New
Cie.rsd-shp Peterhon Norleans bark Nautilus suri.
nam; sshrsJ Calhoun, Aiban Reheco., NYorh
Arrived-schr N wsnn, NYsrk.
Arrived-schr Jackson Philadephia for Mobile in dis
tree iSss sss ssils 60: r,,,.,.., w.. ., a..
sehr Edon Of bound TO San JOse and picked up on
In port Otk-Bris Wright for Philadslphi.. leaking
badly. was condemned and cold for stN
ss,,s o.
sg 90 DO: schrs SUTTON Basss 90 for SYorr B.y
1r M sssines
Ror for Phil.dsphs Eilllan:, Newell. PoTs.ncs.h ior
ssre, Crosby 90 Tor Cons. Ms?alas Pro.
Sasi Fs..ss fS.;.ssi. siss:
sps s.t siss 1ss s. g. s's
ss1slshs.S Gutter Nye!i for hswsurypsS1 Bay State
' .sSrs Kelly Boston for Nyers Boston
s Mil:
Bshsr HARDING Wollaset for Virginia; B smith. 0it
s1
S;asy %sss. SssainSI isI EI.ysn I.:id. GSSss ,:r
Lubec VIM Penn Fitzgerald for Baltmore 5outhe
Dun;evy Boston for Phdeiphia sloops Fashion Pro-
videnoe for NYorh Mount Prospect Phinney Boston
do Gertrude. Beers BsInstabie for
Sailed 3d-Au the above vessels.
sALKm, Nov I.
Arrived-Bark sophroniA, Zanzibar.
CARDEy AS, Oct IS.
Arrlved-ships Express NYorf; 27sh Mopanx. dc:
HAVANA, Oct 2S
Arrived-Brs Edgar NYorh 24th chip Nedora Portland
Ith brig CArdf ork 18th ship ST Peter Boston; scar
A Barlng, kYork.
Sailed 2ith-ship Chilee Hsreld, -
hArANrAs. Oct E.
Sailed ships Odd Fellow, NYork; Ranger do.
kARIEL, 0ct Z.
salse-Brig Henrietta, Portland.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

FHtLsDtLF1IiA. November 3--Fyrsf Bcd,d-SSU Penn
syivania &C. lOi do Ios; ios Pttsburs 6s coupons
"a LOO DO. a. 100 Lehish Nayg..On Ins S5sl share
North American Bank l3i}s ~ Farmers and Mechanics
B,nk; Ssh; . f,HnsylvAn,s ksiiIo.s Ss.s 'os DO.
2s leo d., 2ds Is 20 dO b5 2s 100 do SIS 23 100 DO ss
IS iOodo, s5 2S o. do, b5 g 50 DO, b5 IS 90 do b5, D.
after Saies-lv shares Reading Railroad b5 G do s5
~n. Z7. Second Board-S3 O United states &C. 5s b5
p. al Penn,yvsnia 30 Lshigh Navigation
Int SL; 100 United States Bank, IL; Pennsyva mia
Bsnk I 10 shares Pennsylyania Railroad, 40s do,
i0I. .ffter sales-l00 shares Reading RAILROAD, 1.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
SHIPPING.

r. 1hursday, Noysms.r ~ a. O'Clock. p n. Tas neg
snd splendid steamsLip hETEOR James Lawiess
der will positively ss above For freight passage.
hsvrr elegant ststeroom aecom moaon apply bearS
for the present foot OF Ninth street. Fast
korssn Iron werhs Cabin So freight as %
per foot.
CLIPPEE SHIP swORDFIsH, FOR SAN FRANCIS
" eo-ehppers are particularly requested TO had In
ssir s, Of for Signature nness.iy or The SHE
Z. h. i siUrTrfoS. 81 wall street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

Cleared.
ss.pship winasid seot couillsrd. New Orleans Davis
sSip Lease wsss, c,opPsr: L,,rp:sI+ e m...s.,l
sss sssrsssn. knspp, sosii., ssuTs.. cissrmsa c.
ship Cotton Psnter Hayden. Apsisehsels, Huribu,
Bsrs Pe.rss, Whitman. chsrles,er. 7 " srdIe.
Brs Tally Ho, Smith, hoeheile. csIst Astolne.
sas cenI..r, Gr.vn. !.s.ls. "a. ssr,.ls, Ls..y
s.ss Tissi:., sssIn:sa: cA,,is.,ss: \ Very.
sehr Golden Rule, Chsmbsrlsn, Porsnoush. Va Vas
sehr Tsisot' Joh.s,op. Norfois, Boyd a Hines.p.
sohr Nsry L Compton. Roland. Sorfolh. van Brun, n
ssar NsriOi Packet, Bsd,l, Norfoih ssurr.s c.srmsb
schr Ann. Hoyiin., rs,er,syrt , Bun.~ 4 CO.
s.Ss ..sn.r vulcan. HAND fsiiss:ipsi., ia Brin'.
sleop valiant, Wells, Dighton, MASTER
snd psssessers 70 Ksrm. c.rsv oe, "a Is.I 70 loa %
sSip Rsgyssssn.ei. ts.sns Livsrrsei. z ar. vita
mdre 70 spr.sus sons passengers 70 Hsrnden Co.
S.ss F:ss. % S.,s ..s :ss
s.ls c afrv fss.i III Gala. days. with ..yp
A..s.rY ssy%. :, az; Nth SALT " weed
Bris ocean tBr) BsrrssA ssvfssntlsnd. u dsys with
Brss Ss.sys, ss.S Dos.y Isisss o.. sdy.. -,.A lum.
beg, 70 n Rochsshsssh. -.
ss, Is,,s'ss.; s x. ws:i: ss,,s r:',ss zisss r
s SS:: XIII s;:;a; II:::; S::;;, s-s.:s.;.'
scbr n Kioss chsss, Boston. tdsya husdn Pier.
ssss Marietta, Lev.n, Bosson.
p hr Frederick Reed. R.cs, rev topS0u.
s.bs pcnsl Sl,r sls, kts psssts i0s ALs'aE,
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Marine Affairs.

Tsr G,Lvir srtsm LisE.-The new steamer Bien
vile h the vessel chartered to between this port and
Galway. Her engines being put into her by
Messrs. Morgan, Of the Morgan Works foot Of Nisth
street She expected 70 be ready by the Of Decsm
Thomas Calves
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

BalIe0s
ssanshp wlans,a ssoss New Orleans ship Visksburs.
snip .siA AxrZ, hes been srrcneousiy made 70 clear
fen wssfahsSon NC. NH ult She cid IRON Charleston
-. mr. liverpool. ~ also reported. =
- Skismsns from Calcutta. repor1-0et S IA ".
gAsown, with 1850 bbls sperm oil. and whales sionids
Nov &wind at sunrise NV; st meridian, NNx ~ sun
eehEW. - -
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Telegraphic Reports.

NEw ORLEANS, November i, 1851.
The sales Of cotton day have been 5000 bales at
steady prices The quotations for low to strict middng
are 6ss &C. Whiskey is at lSc. lskc.
CHARLESTON, Nov. I, 1851
The sales Of cotton to- day 500 bales at 74 SIC
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
III mEDICAI..

DR. SKtGoRY. AT MS PRIVATE RKsIDENcE ~
81 esiie.,s ss ssn.vsd On "a
e,ss well nnowu he can remove in ev days rvetty
Ts: pSc s% many Advantages over tho
nR. l.. AoRrAnoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE VINO
ass 81 ,sS c.rs y, yols. aha.
my prois':Sn and have treated .acce.uiy
ss q seS sSs sssS N r.
sIeep,ed IL 700 value your health you win avoid ,ssss
ana Ssr ;ir n.iss, .f:, fss =:
Ss. G i.s s,, l-sss IN M M irs Person: .h.se
" l. .osfiSoRs s'ii D. iss % wsm SRsa ne ..a..S a..y
DR MORRISON IS CONSULTED coNrIDENrlALLr
he . three sss S:,yss yssus
Nee enables him ,hss. dss.ss srsns frcS s.is
tasss sss Re: ~ e. In Ss;'
De; coorEh. u DUANE STREET, nAs. EsR rHl
n.. .nsssin AZ ys:s s.ssss sh ~ ss
,,;:;s s:s...; =; "A; ,.s:::s
ss sSsrs~ '" '''''''~ Apr'''' 'sf""
~ "a ossssd:.i.lK on d....s. thirty ssssse:
.rcery cured IN RON three % syo days
s:%. ny .. L. 'siit III s.,. NJ I'''''
~ !.s. fr,.Sss, ts.ssss. hours. 80 IA u iS,osr.
uneonnon medical sd,sntss.s ne sSsfer Ss. .njcysd
s hs he. ample s.ssOs for ,..ss hs IN s:y
ss a.pIsr.sl. effect. resulting fcn early Improper hsss.
obtained ron osher America Those Who apply
IN the earlier sasss Will be SURPRISED N he rsp
W ot the cure.
TIE PooR MANS REnEDY AND YRrENp-ioco
Bowies sod this Ye.r-The cnly real spsoise fos shs
cure % secsts diseases Unfortrnstes be wise IN sims
sveid 1usen and heir sbominsSls mercural penons
s ss:ss s., .''''' :h szh s;T sxLisris IA ri ps:.s
NO vRs rrIL cuRsp-pR oonsIrr or 10 pgAsA
~ ssV\Dsy ,. sersuilsa eoasAsssi.iJ 2. sas ssss
80. =. 49,, Z. sss Z ss ~ s sss
sfrsr is-ss y szsgnas sssN
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
arrled.

At New Baltimore, New York, Thursday, October
90 by the Rev Mr.. Pelts Mr. JAMssG BEsLv, OF Mwau-
kie to CroELiA, daughter Of Joseph sherman, Esq
On Friday evening October 81 by the Rev. James Har
per- CHARLis CpsnISo, to MATILDA CARNGHAs all OF this
city.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Passengers Arrived

iIvgprcoI Packet ship West Poin.-N Afams, kaes.
II Hobbs A Barrett, Wheeler w Wheeled. W y
beeler, x Whtbuoker-tID in the steerass.
hIvEHPooL-sAip Rsppahsnnoch-Mn PrOetor aad TIE
eh.lctrr-010 In the stsersxe.
ExvsA-Btrf Byron-Cspt John Younx.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
MARITIME INTELLIoEN cE
To Corrcspandenis

To Correspondents.
Captains Of vessels snd others, furnishing News This
psper would eonter favor By sealing their oonmuniss
tons.
New York, November q, 1891.
SUN nisrs. ............6 IS NOON sErs. morn "
svr sxrs. ............ ta HioH vATsR. mors Ia
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

fHfi ADSLrrIA, Nov S-4 IN
,,Arived.Bries Pacise Yates st John, NIB Fiorencs.
Eopkrs, Boston Clio, Morrison, do, Aaoama Barto do;
sehIs Aie.sneer Bsienin Maven; Sarah Louis. Minor
Presto pgss Go: Col Jas PsEe Edv ards Darby CT;
Ardsnred. Cerson- Yorh; Gtratton, Ely albany Benz
6, e ISiins H.nts Bristoi :' English Seal Siavon;
Cesred-Bark Emily Roberts. kars-illes schrs X "
Packer Lelsr Boston; Presto GALE do; WIN Corbts
levitt Willis sburg Evs Tai York; CiarissA udd
Buea Hsrltp Empire Price, Providen steamer Black
Dian oud Stevenson, Nyork.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
United states Commissioner's Court.

Adjourned TIL Thursday eveping.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

wARnEn, No: MOTT STREET. rs ooNsuLr-
enables hin 10 perform speedy cures xsease vshout
msreury and recent cured days
Censututionsl debility sHectuay oureA. Bee Lendoo
dipio ma in my omee N. B.-Ne lee tili cured.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-02

%The Cincinnati Enquirer, Of the 9th
inst, says that young lad Of fourteen years.
Franklin Lybrand, was most strangely de-
prived Of lie at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, on Saiur-
day last. The Banner says he was taking in
grain at warehouse, was standing in "A bin
engaged in shoveI,ny the grain from the end
OF the spout. as it wis thrown up by the eIe-
vators-there being large quantity ofwheat
in the bin. While thus engaged. the spou,
was opened below. aud the grain passing
through. he sunk with it while the graf, con-
iInued filing up around him until he was
completely hurled in it, and thus was smolh-
cred to death.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-02

A CURIosiTY.--A service of silver plate
comprising fry five ar'icl"s-ira pot with
moveable iii; sugar bowl slop basin cream
ever. t~o Cake plates: sug,r iouAs. hutirr
knIe with iwrlve cups AMI saucers, aud ii
d'z n spoons all exqni,.tely flashed, and OF
The mos, ii>hsIon'UIe make, and are all
m ,dc from the metal Contained in a single
iour-p-nty piece! The wonder is how It
Was p iblc TO conduct The u-cr,siry mani
pul.Iin Tor modelling aud Flushing HE seve-
ri ! ces uf this. Il S. than LiIlIpuiian tea
ser,irr. The sci is exhibited under ii srnal
glass shade. and The nicely of Fl .Ish of each
ariicl" b'r"Inrs more apparent when they
'.re viewed tnrouIh u tia1nil ing VI ss Mr..
Pearson. Sa, k.iIr sIrrr, Lundo,. s The in
,enIous n,anuf,ciurer.- london Freeman
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-02
Pressyteriau Church.

Ma. EDITOR: On Saturday last you pub
lishrd notice, that the re-opeIing Of the old
Presbyterian Church would be post poned IN
Ill next Sabbath. Tomorrow the 81 of Au-
gust. To the notice was appended an inv-
,aion to all who wished pews, 10 call on
Mr.. Stafford, at the Church, aud make AN
early choice.
have been informed, that in consequence
Of this notice, some persons have taken up
the impression that the pews are TO be rem
ted or sold; aud thus become the exclusive
possession Of The purchaser or renter. Will
you please Inform the public, through your
columns, that this is mot so. The church il
open TO the public, and all persons wto may
find it agreeable, are mos, cordially. invited
at any time aud at all times, TO come and
worship with us. 1t has seemed convenient to
those WHO sta teddy worship there to agree
amongst themselves, hat pews they will &C.
cupy. if vacant. whea they enter the church.
This is all that the choice alluded to imports,
forihe pews are nriihtr rented nor sold nor
are any Of them considered The exclusive prop
erty Of those, who, for convenience sake. reg
u!arly occupy one seat rather tina? ano'her
Will you therefore say. that ali who may
find it agreeahle. are invited to come a"d
worship in the old Presbyterian Churrh-
the Church on the Hill. whenever IT.,
doors are thrown open. +" There is room
enough and to sparr. Come, without
money aud without price,"
Knowing that have only expressed the
sentiments Of the whole Church,
] remain yours respectfully,
A MEMBER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-02
THE CUBAN RE VOUTION
Further Accounts by the Isabella.
CHARLESTON. + day. Jul,

OHAhLESTONi Iu"y, July 20.
The steamship Isabel has arrived AT her
wharf The accounts with she brings from
Cuba are contradictory. Letters received
from credible quarters assert positively that
many towns are in arms, and that The i. sur
gents have or..iniZ d their forces TO TIL. num-
her OF OO0. II is also stated Iha. in several
actions The Querns Troops had suffered ST.
we're loss, and that the II surgeons were about
to declare IL Provisional Government. 81
great is The alarm Of The S,.anISi, auihorIln s
that they open all letters passing though the
mail
An express received on the % by the
Captain G,-mral, at Havana, rom Puetro
PrLcipr, The 10Th. relierdt. the stat, m nls
that IA parry Of insurgents. headed by Don
Joaquin Aguero, had been beaten and dis
persrd toy tile Governor of the Eastern De
partIneiIt. with the Il SIS o. five killed. The
same Spa, ish accounts stale that five uf Tie
Iisur enis were Killed HAT many horses and
arms WIRE captured, That nunrb. RS of The pa
rr.oIs had surrendered and oilrrs were WILL
Ing 10 do 50 on reIvIng assurances OF par
den Anoth letter, from Spanish source
says thai Havana and The rest OF The ISLAM
were quiet, aud That the run,ors To the coli-
irary are circulated Only for The purpose OF
creating excitement in The United States
1t Is stated that Two spies have arrived in
The Isabel being sent TO watch The move
mrnts of The friends o. Cuban liberty in The
Uni'ed STATES. One of them is named Jose
NJ. BancO d.. IT. Tdia.
The few Spanish men Of war in the port Of
Havana had S ,Ilrd with Government rroors
Tor Puerto Prucip'. Probabl, iur Nu-vl
las. rs Puerto Principe is an inland town
Eds Pic
The French steamer Mogador has been
ordered licme, anu will tie replaced by an
other STEAMER.
The CHOLERA and yellow fever are prevail
ing " some extent in Havana.
nv. o. Picayure, Juiy 26th.