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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

In offering TO the commun this i>tiy celebrated
remedy diseases of the throat and lungs
wish to trGe tn the YES alth Of the afflicted but
fr nkly before them the opinions distinguished
men and of the denfes OF il. succes from
which they judge for hcmsel' es. We sincerely
pledge ourselves make wild assertions or false
statements of its efficacy, will hold any hope
TO suffc ng humanity whicr facts will warrant.
Many profs c here given, and solicit ali inquiry
fio the public into all publish, feeling assured they
will find them perfectly reliable. ana the medi me
worthy their best eonidei and patronage.
From the G.stiagmishcd Professor of
Chemist nd Wafer a ncdc,
sS0wd N Col e.p.
DEAR SIR: delayed answering the receipt of y0ur
preparations I'll had Opportunity Witnessing rs
effects in Any liuiy. the families of my friends
Thu. have Row done with a high Icgree OF sa,isfac
lion. in cases both of adnlts tnd children.
have und it, its ingredients show Il 20 vcrrul
remedy for col is and coughs and pulnOn ~ diseases
PAEkER CLEV ELAND. VI. ID.
BsusswIcK, Ne, Feb. ). Is47.
rOI.i an Oversctr al The Hamilton
Wills, ia sili> city.
LOWELL, Aug. 10, Iss9
Dr. J c. Aver; have cured If the worst coug'.
ever had in IA. life ~ your ''CngRRY PgroRAL aud
never i.iii when have opportunity, of recommending
1t 40 Otacss.
S. d. EMERSON.
r-PRead the following, and see il this medicine is
worth a trial. This patient had become very feeble aud
the effect of the medicine Enthusiastically DISTINCT
UNITED STATES HOTEL, SAsArocA SaaISssj
july = I~I9.
DIR. J. c. Aver. Sir: | have been afflicted win =
Tnf n ale OF the luiss aud oil the :, t.ins of
settled coISumpu0n for more than year | could find
medicine that would reach my case until comlneue
al the asc our =! nEsEy t'e ToRAL. which
s,rcu 9Th I'LL my health is well high restored
NhI ust- !"dr ue'ii,ine. had Tue qualification of
curn.: tia IA! reverend fIen Mr.. TrJun OF sunni,
ter District who had been pcIdcd from his parochia
,lulies To-, d attack bronchitis
hav- pleasure ia eertify ing these facts 10 YOU
And an. sir, ours respectfully
I'LL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

~ The river was rising at this point
slowly yesterday morning, having risen three
or four inches in all.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

ROBBING CEMETERIES OF FLowERs.-A la
dy. of New York city, was fined So, a few
days since, for plucking rose in Greenwood
Cemetery. 1t appears the flowers in the
cemetery have suffered considerably in this
way lately, and that the officers issued orders
to arrest the next offender, which proved to
be married lady of res PectabilIty. She was
released on bail, and on the next day fined as
stated. The fine might have been increased
to $50, ccompanied with imprisonment, but
the intercession Of friends induced the MAJ
istrat to impose the lightest punishment al
lowed by law.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

YEAST P0WDER.-52 boxes OF the above contanin,
Il 4 ioz each. article which every hoasekecpeI
should be- provided with, for sale by
octie PRESTON BROTHERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22
r ROAD Dividend.

'INHE Interest Dividend OF per cent per annum
Oh all Individual Stock i'm the r.. and l. Railroa d.
paid out in full prior to lst July last PAYABLE to
present holders of said Stock. by the Co. due
Isl Jul! le53 terest allowed from date of each pay
ment. L July 1852. BY order or the Board
Office f. d l. K. CO. JOHN lNGLE Jr. Sec.
Evansville. Oct 10Th 1871 odl9lwd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22
ELECTORAL TICKET.

Henry s. LANE, - u Jn'- Oh'erY county.
PLEASANT \. HACCLEMAN, Of Rush county.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
Eyrst Distrfcf-JoHS J. Chamber, Fanderburg ceuT
sees4I-DE. NATHAN KIYBALLs Washing county.
7Aird-Capa. SCOTT CARTER, Switzerland county.
FoHrth-JoHS S. SooRY, Dccaicr county.
Fffth-DAvrD KILLGorr. Delaware county.
s;-,h-JoHs CoIuRN, Maion county.
s.reHth-RIcHARD w. TuoMPsoS, Vigo county.
LighfA-G. o. benin, Tfppecanoe county.
h:atk-ScHUYtER COIFAx. Sr, Joseph county.
T.-fk-JANEs :. FRAzrER Kosciusko county.
ssreEth--GVsTAvrs "A. Voss. Hamilton county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22
PREP ARE)A DS JsOBYC. AVER
4 C lCDI .IclD ST. ..Ols an. sI.l..

T7Sold IN Evansville, wholesale and retail by Craw
ord Bell in Princeton by X. b. Hallock in P,ersbu,
~ Adams ~ Campbell; and by the Dru. eists
throughout the State. [ar2..ds;wly1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22
Los y

LOS.
IN the road from this city To Negey s bridge Patien
~ tipped with patent leather at the toe. with an iron
ring on the bottom The finder will be suitably reward
ed by lcavi Hg II 1t this office. oeteO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

MAD Err. Casks fresh just reed
vi octIs PRESTON BROTHERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

nPOur as.is' ant, Mr. Kenyon, started yes.
terday for Louisville on a strictly business
visit. We hope our friends there will keep
an admonitory eye upon the young man, and
not let him wander from The correctly yirtu-
Gus paths in which we have beentraining him
by precept and example for some months past.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22
1FURN SHGNG GOODS.
OOT> and SHOES.

useless 10 mention their elegant very extensive
lot OF hog skin aud other kinds ofTRUSKs CARPET Bags
and VALIsES.
Offering heartfelt thanks for the unmistakable
emonSt atoms of approval received ia both the whole
sale and retail depatm hts of our business IN respect
fully soliciting continuation of the public favor.
deem il recapituate unriyaed fcili-
ties and s!stess of conducting our business which en-
able to compete If not excel any establishment of
the kind in the Union We beg to that 'very step
IN progress in experience, aud extending our business
tends towards enabling the more la extend great in
placements aud facilities customers. Having
larged business considerable degree sin &c last
spring this enabled 10 offer to our friends
and TO the inspection Of purchasers generally stock of
goods. superiority make. beauty les,
AMI lOwness Of prices has certainly not its equal, either
in the East Nestl
Country merchants should not fail TO see this stock
before purchasing -
MACK & L0BENSTlNE.
Eransci Oct 16. 1851.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

CETNed Buntline has started a paper at
Carlyle, Ill. Whenever he VOWS particular
vengeance against anybody, be threatens to
send them, as the very extreme ofpersccuton
and cruelty, to ST. Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE:
Ia Just received; Scott Comic Allmy rack for 1852
Pierce do for 1s52, the Fortune, of young widow Il
OF Geasons new novels assorted EItons Illustrated
comic work; Elton's do songster. For sale ny
octl9 SAM'L LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22
BOOTS AND SHOSS!

fC0 CASES Of Boots and Shoes. comprising ever
sbO description from the finest and the corsest of IN
best quality of braided Goods, just reed per steamer
Return. Ben Coursin. Salem and Cumberland Vallo,
and for sale very cheap by
octI3 NO.. GAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

UTINDOW GLASS-2i0 boxes best CITY and countr
w brands az Sizes 10y 10; by -: 10 nv IA 10 b
10; 10 by ~ IL by 6 IL by Is 10 by co.
and for sale by FOSTERS IL BROWN.
octI2 Corner Main and LIST sts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE:
IL Just received per express. Aunt Phlises' Cabin
Southern life il il: the Initials story of Modern life
the Pear gift of Friendship for 1881 the lives of Gen.
Frank Pierce and w. X. King. For sale by
octl9 SAM'L LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

IN BnLs Cincinnati Flour extra brand for sale by
~ oet2O BEDFORDS. Corner of cd and Oak.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22

SAIL and Saltpctcr,
halawha - bbls 81
DO = do 80
English file bag Q so
40 mid dc . GO
Iui- Island do i 10
soap.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-22
CUAS. W. MACK,

a.. Messrs. MACK & LOBENSTINE
Nf4 have Just received and will continue S6ri ID
IA 10 receive weekly from their large <ts. L. "
IN Nhcc-aie Establishment in Cincn- Sss-s1 ! I-iS
clilra the largest and most extensive assortment of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
manufactured 18th especial view the wants
The market. and consisting OF every article apparel
necessa, 10 complete the wardrobe OF individuals OF
cry taste.
fine assortment Of blue, brcwn grey, drab Mackin.
Of all sizes aud prices superior black and blue French
and English Cloth Dress ock and Sack fun trim
med: Sanctt nj ,smeretie Coats brown green and
grey, and all col IRIS of Tweed and Cashmere sack frock
and drese Coats Roundabouts ami Coats of II kinds.
Superior black and blue cloth and cashmere pants;
fame, FeHch Cashmere Pants fancy stripes. blue black
amp steel mixed and cadet mixed Sztneit Pants Tweed
and Corduroy pants of every variety and price seit
purchasers.
VESTS.
Black silk AND satin Vests; fancy and plain silk velvet
vests of all kinus.
1FURN SHkNG GOODS.
Consisting of elegant UirfE
s<sE<Ecss large assortment of custom I IN
made bosom shirts, shirt coars -
cravats ofsupcror qualit and beautiful Patterns silk knit
cotton drawers Inde shirts gloves. ssenders and every
other article usually found in the extensive establish
menis of the cou8try.
O. In connection with their large stock of e.
clothing. they will keep fine assortment Yat,
.T1s OF CANES SuPERIo7 HATS Ann CAPS.
Also all kinds of Union, MeNican California. Leghorn
Panama and other styles of hats; with variety of
BOOTS an al HOES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-28
n Democratic Toast.


Numbers cf the Democratic party
openly boast HAT they will make political
capital ont Of the iact That tile Wings
voted against HI amendment to The Con-
v~eniion Biu, inAtruutilig The convention
TO submit The constitution Which they
may adopt to d vote Of tue people for ar-
prevail or rejection. THIS boast comes
rather singular IN face OF the faet that
their great lender, Mr., Downs, together
with d n~tttnler OF other Democrats, voted
against, article 100 Of tile constitution j;
Which provided for submitting that ~ihstrn.
meuf ID d vote Of tie peopla. Mr.. Downs's
speech haniilst submitting ttieS onstitn.
lion u ii vote Of the people met with
Democratic sanction and yet capital
political enpital-aill be inside out Of file
fact Tint The Wings Of tho Senate voted
ayai,tst All amendment which was hot
| only totally unnecessary, but which the
convention Waliitt Ill 10 rbspect pe DoHHa
10 obey. If the Legislature has the right
TO instruct, and tie convention Is boiintl
to obey in ole case, it has the right III
| others. IT the Legislature has the right
to tell the Convention 10 do tliis, II !as
| the right to tell them to establish banks,
and Id Iaet to do or not to do any
thing. w iimagins that members Of the
| convention coming fresh from the people,
will be q Artto know their wants, as the
iesisiat, and that they will disregard any
| instructions whatever. which does itel
come directly from lie people themselves
| and we further think that if too many
| democrats are ip3t elected to the conyei1
ton, that body will submit The result O
is labors to a vote Of the people, Wiiilot,'
any instructions to TINT effect from The
Legislature
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-28
Correaao.slenea Of the Gazette.
@
ftrw uafFavs. e4th Feb 1sfs.

f1Hw uRlEava, e4t1 Feb, 1852
NJ. Edttat. Much teeling il inahi.
tested here ii ,egard to the failure Of Il
Homestead Exemption Bill. It was al
important feature III Tie canvass liafe last
Summer. Tile ustute aud able gentleman
with whom 1t originated ekpatiated must
pathetIeally iisoit The htniane principle on
which IL Is based, aud it was a prolific
theme with all the orators, whig and
democratic tue latter insisting that they
were as much Id favor Of II Dis their oftr54
neiits. Tie bin is of wliir paternity III !.
questiehallf, and many den1rrats say
g the devil give them the good Of it,
by sotns ii Is regarded az a4fatian Ill the
extreme, aud as d measure which, i'll its
Operations, would really initre the class
which it is designed to benefit. But ii r
popular with the MIA sses, and they will Ire
disposed 10 hold its eloquent advocates.
Messrs. Sever, b~atlifop, etc, to d strict
account 1fpr its failure.
Tia coming elettioii5 Under HE lew
charter, begin to attract much attention.
btlt. as usna, the democrats are Eliea1 III
preparation. It is certain that the annex
alton Of Lafayette has strengthened The
democratic party. Its incorporation rem
defs the political eotnple zion Of our city
exceedingly doubtful, Lafayette usually
giving a democratic majority OF 800.
Gen. Jotili L. Lewis seeitis 10 be Tile
choice Of tile democrats ut Mayor. Ills
metal las Teen tested III frequent elections
fur sheriff, and lie has always baeii n Wills
ming nag. The Wlii4s speak Of II young
and popular representative from the skill
district. Il will be a warmly contested
election fof all the offices.
The 221 February was poorly celebrated
here. The marked decline of TINT public
| spirit which used to ba exhibited Upon
this and kindred days, is ole of The evil
signs Of the times. When the 9Th Jam
uary fails TO stimulate patriotic emotions.
| and The 22d February does not recall to
mind that rare embodiment Of virtue
and wisdom TO which it gaYe birth, and
| which 1t will commemorate 80 long as
| moral qualities are capable of appreciation.
Then indeed will every lover OF his country
| have reason to despond,
Yours, CRESCENT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-28
Tutsrnal Improvement.

i*@ Xts#&#NS#SN #MEH& Z--1@- MAFGSM a
| Hx1ie House passed a bill op Monday.
| ~ zcb completely changes tile present.
III lem 81 Internal In pfvveinents4 The
sAia by This bill Is divided into four To-
teatl Improvement Districts, In each Of
tli3 districts il Board of Public Worlis il
crjf fted, tlis inc nlbers Of this Board, tive
iti9acli distfiet) are named III tie Act
s45attld any Of tile persons appointed re.
ftlsss TO serve. such persons may iialie his
stAstitute, but after The organisation Of the
Is4r1 tue members In office shall have.
liz sole power OF filing vacancies.
aTlle board shall lave the sole control
AL direction of the improvements aud
Improvement force.
HsVitiiin their respective Districts they
Sail decide what work shall be dose and
ID manner Of doing the am They are
Mtborized to appoint q clerk and fix his
s,flsry. also d siiiinble person TO sinerintend
Nd execute The public works, and to hold
:Sss office during The pleasure Of the Beard
Che members Of the Board, shall receive
n fnil conversations for their services
lAvo dollars Iper day while engaged III any
4aaeti,u Of the Board, and tl,eir actual
sfacessafs travelling expenses, the Internal
Improvement Fund, and Road and Levee
4uia,, now in the treasury shall be ditids
I.sd as follow a: there shall lie first an arliro.
| sitiation male 10 eat,alise the value OF all
Hale lpoats, aud lie remainder Of said fluid
ksball lie equally divided among all The dis
for the purpose Of supporting the
III such districts and the amount so
ihtmopfiaietl shall be drawn for Ivy the
s.3 ,,ard. Tlia State Boat Florida, i assigli-
Ed 10 the first district, the Gen. Walker to
p he second, the Pioneer to the third, aud
Che Agnes 10 the fourth the slaves, tools
hmplernents, tackle and machinery, shall
H. divided as nearly eq,al as possible, be-
Tween the fotr DISTRICTS. Tie State boats
Ssl.ali be appraised and appropriations made
kn money to the districts getting inferior
fi,oeis, such machinery as may not lie si,s-
9neptible Of advantageous division. shall re.
sniaili on hand until the next meeting OF
Ethe Legislature. The State E,neinser,
1.-THE Treasurer uf The State, aud The Cow
eruor, are appointed Commissioners %
carry into effect, the e~qilali7ins aprprtions
ment. TIE offices OF State Engineer and
assistant State Engineer, IRE abolished,
and auy appointments made by said En-
a%iueer, are annulled, this part Of the law
does not take effect except SO far az rela-
| les to the Assistant Engineer, until he
at day Of April. Il remains to be seen
| what effect this change in our Internal
| Improvement system, will produce, that
some change was necessary all admit, but
so radical a change as this may no be re.
puired, or 50 readily admitted. As how.
| ever this is nn age of changes, it isil &C.
eotdance with the spirit Of the times, aud
we are not prepared TO say that this
change will not be for the better.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-28
Convention.

The time will sooll arrive when tie
people OF Louisiana will be called up0ti
to decide whether the present defective
aud anti Democratic convention, with ifs
restrictive provisins shall be changed. II
is unnecessary for lis to enter into any
lengthy argument to show the necessity
OF d new constitution. Scarcely four
years in operation d universal shout from
the people was raised agnitst It, and d
resolution TO take the sense of the people
upon the espediency OF it's abolition snd
the adoption Of a new constitution was
paesed by the House OF Representatives,
two years since this resolution was lost
In the Senate, by a very small vote.
The opposition 10 the bill to take The
sense of the people npof the exptdiency
Of calling Il convention, to change tile
constitution which was passed by
the present Legislature, was merely
nominal. This shows clearly the feeling
Of the people upon this question. Yet IL
Is necessary that the frienls of d eonveft
ton should be active. Their own eonf
denee Of eiioe5ss may cause their defeat.
Let no voter believe that tbs measure
will be carried without opposition it will
meet with oppositioli-oiIice holders will
oppose it-plalters even will oppose It,
upoil the ground that it will cost the
State something, and necessarily be the
cause Of al increase OF t~axation--it will
meet with opposition from many quar-
ters, bnt there is nothing to be feared
from their opposition If the friends Of the
| measure will he acliVc--.if they ore not
deceived by their oWn strength. il is not
our purpose at tlis time, 10 argue the
necessity Of this cuhrantioi-aur spnce
will not allow us to do so--at sot1e
future day we mny 81 though we
think it hardly necessary, the only thing
which is required Of Us now, Is that we
should warn the friends Of this measure
against over confidence i'll its success
this we hive done.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-28

Storm IN ScoTtANp The North Of
Scotland has just sbeen visited by one Of
the severest storms that has happened
there for many years. IL commenced by
q slight fall of sabw on Thnrslay. ant
on Friday tile wind veesed ID north and
northeast, blowing a Tales On the sen
coast thc 80 n RACED with unpreceden esl
fury, and as iesea CREST deal oil damage
70 properly along the sea-coast. Eos
miles asong the cpast there was nothina
q BE seen as The different fishing station
bat wreck and des1lation. Tic snow lay
for three days IN soiae places len feet deep,
AMI 70 completely were she reads blocked
mp that one day There were over is0 mai
la . oveulae al ESHsaburgh. q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-28
Crayon Sketch a In YANKEES.

Here Is otr greatest legal orator DIS seen
with Dotvit-Eas eye.
=" Rufus Choate ID q picture to loolt at,
and Il crewdef TO spout. lie is about sew.
ea feet six, or six feet sever, in his socks.
supple as an eel, aud wity lis Il corkRerew.
His face Is a compound OF Wrinkles, q yal-
Ter iauntlers," and jurisprudence. lie
has small, keen, piercing black eyes, aild
a head shaped like a mammoth goose egg,
big end up! his hair buck and curly
much resembling q bag Of wool in "ad-
mirabte disofdef," or a brush hemp i'll Il
gale Of wind. Ills body has no ttattiel.
lar Shape. aid his vii and legal "dodges =
lave set many q judge III a shlcker., and
20 c%onfoanded the jurors as to make IL
impossible FOR them to speak plain Eng.
lish, to tell the truth for the rest Of their
natural lives. Rufus ia great OH twist
ang and eoiilny himself up. squirniing
arouad, aud praheing. Jumping aud kick.
ilig up the dust, When steana's i,t1.
Ills oratory IL fret rate, aud his argil-
lnetits itlgellina aud f%oteihle. lie gene
rally makes u li-strike--ndge and jury
lown at evsry sentence. He Is great on
iowery expressions and high.falaotil
e dub %tlul,s.H Strangers mostly thitlk he
Ii crazy. and The feat scarcely understand
what its about. lie invoices bis time
and eloeutioll four thousand per cent. over
ordinary elarges for having ones self put
thfo igh a eoufse Of law.
T. ifas Clioate is about fifty years Of age,
perhaps over. lie ia considered tho ablast
lawer in New England, perlaps in the
United States. Ills handwriting can't be
decipllsred, without the MD of a pair Of
comps sses and a quadrant. His auto
graph somewhat resembles the map Of
Ohio, and looks like a piece OF cfayon
sketehing i'll the dark, with a three
rronged fork. He has been in the Senate,
aud may be, if lie has time to fish for it,
President Of the United States.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-28

LIRE IN WAsutNaroN.-TIe washing
ton correspondent Of the CHI lrlestoll Met-
curry, III d letter, says z The beat,-tnoule
Is III great excitement, rs the season Is
quite d cay one. The butterflies Of fash-
lou sport their giddy round night after
night at %levees, receptions. balls aud the
atre ; while the weary workers, with pen
and brain, plod on without cessation.
The extremes touch III Washington, more,
visibly than any where else. No where
Oh this continent can you find men who
do Sc little. aud others who do so much,
jostlnd together day after day. Incessant
pleas a%re-hunting occupies one set, still
more incessant task-work Of bruins. the
Others ; willie informed Itte stand The Office
holders, druid sing all day mud dancing all
n~ight-iiving the life Of the Eplleaeron,
that lays up no provisions for the future
aud fluids its future one eternal now.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-28
T.ouBLn wrrH AMERICANS IN Earr7

TnounLr wrrn AMERICANS ii EerrT.
Il correspondent 81 Tie Noyaing CAron-
iaric. writes from Alexandria, taat on Dec.
els aal unfortunate fracas occurred between
1 party of six Americans who had arrived
near Cairo from Alexandra ia one Of the
usual passenger i,oatsof the country, a,id
the native Inhabitants ofa suburban yif
Iage. called Embarba, arising on, of =
dispute between The latter and the crew
respecting d presumed trespass. s~vlaisl,
ended IA 4 resort u FIRE arms, About i do
zen shots were exchanged and some of
both parties were badly wounded, bnt no
lives lost. Il appears he American gen
tleinen had been grossly ulaltrea,ed BEL
canss they illterfsred ID pg5tect their peo-
pie. and their coladgek has been borne out
y the Investigation which followed.