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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-04

Lamasco Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL.
/-sz-s-2 Messrs. KARSCH, NicTZEL & slIINTwORr
t><-SD would Inform the public that laying recently
zl> established in Iamasco City, Seam Furniture
'8-ks- Factory they have commenced manufzc ring
iarcaus Bcsteads, Wardrobes and several ether kinds
n Furniture by steam, thus enabn. them Furnish these
cles lower be purchaser elsewhere in this city,
ANA a rfae:ARGfi Factory prices. Their work every
reS -ct equal TO that ofthe CINCINNATI factories.
Tey are also 10 do Turning work ofevefy des
crifon, and viii be prepared 20 furnish country
iesurers with yhatthey desire IN this parcrar The
ton of those wanting Forniture is cGed TO the work of
this Factory tfii--sfe e1HCaFfl --.I rni
The wareroom Il Msin street, between Third and
Fourth We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties
besides all other kinds OF Furniture 1T the room. M
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

TOHN S. HOPKINS is now opening the finest stock
market. His Dress goods comprise full assortment o al
The most desirable styles of Silk Persian tlosh BereSs
d'laines, French Muslns Ginghams and Prnts-al fast
eolors Avery choice selection Of Bonneis AMI Bonpes
Ribeoas also, few fine French Flowers. for out and in
side trimming; Grape Shawis Piano and Table, Covers
Carpeting Mating and fine Rugs, ladies and Misses fine
Shoes, all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Panama and Leghorn Hats Looking Glasses. Hard
ware, Wall Paper and Bor 'ering Painted Curtains and
Curtein Material, I'M fact everything usually kept in the
Dry-Goods Boots and Shoes Hardware and Paper bud-
f"Ss- tse found We lOv for cas- Tapo41
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NEW GOODS.

fxCAsEs Boots aud Shoes; 50 cases and blies Fru.s
~ Sattonetts aud Eanneis &c. Just received aRd for
saIe by sept3 MORGAN. KEN & PRESTON.
i'DoTTED swlss.-sco pea asai reed his DAY and ic
i J sale b. - JAS. Low & CO.
iyef <l7 Main street, Louisville r.
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NOTTCE

hereby giscn 10 NC qualiacd voters % Vancrburg
l. county, ln.iiai, tsat election will be held al hs
usual places OF hoig elections in said rounty, On the
second Tuesday i'm October. a. Is2. For the purpose
OF clectin the following ofcers towii One Governor
one Lieutenant Governor, Secretary OF State,
Treasurer of State AUDITOR az State. four Judges OF
tho Supreme Court. Reporter Of the supicme
Court, Clerk cf the supreme Court, Que Incs
Der OF Congress- for the first Congressional District:
Judge of tie Firsi Judicial Cir,ut Judge OF the
Court of Common Peas Senator. ReprcseBt;-
tive, one Clerk Of the Circuit aud Ccprt OF Common
Pleas county Treasurer c0ui.y Recorder. enc
Sheriff, county Commissioner, OF, Prosecuting Ii
torney fer the First Judicial Circuit, Prosecuting
ATTORNEY for the Court of Common le:.sc. for the
ond DStrSct SuperntepdaDt Of PubIir Instruction.
Assessor. for each Township AID Que Coroner, and
one county Saryeyor. 5000 -..o-lt
/" JOHN s. TERRY, S VIC
ErencrilLc. AZ gEst l0th. is5l .--aug;I
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BOARD cFHEALrH.


r mectip- of the Cosmon Council ofthe city Of Ev
n ans,ie, Id July l5tl Is5s the following lent-
appointed BoARo HKALTI Tor said cI.y or
the ensuing year: ..aa " tg-lf rl-i
Prs. A. c. RALLOCK, ISAAC CASSELBERRY,
Z. V. MITCHELL, b. X. DAVIDSON,
+ rIr - 3. TIOS. NJ. JOHNSON, ESQ!
NTFCity papers copy. I, 80 r
The following Sections are city Ordinances
SECTION ). u shall c the duty Of every practcing rny
sican in tho ciyto notify some member of the board al
HEALTH of every of contagious infectious dsssso IL
the ci, within six hours after the 0f such DIS
conles 10 hs knowledge; aseyery such physicisi
shall quarterly report 20 said board Of health every death
which shall 10 his knowledge in the course of bis
practice and also the of such DEATH and should an
physician negiect TO comply with tho requirements OF his
section Of this ordinance. lac snail for every such negs
forfeit and pay no, less than three pormoIs ihsn "ssy
SEC.6 IL any person shall nj any time knowingly 10
trodWce aid assist in introducing into hs city any
contagious or infectious disease Of dangerous or oah
character shall for every such OfeHco
forfeit and pay not less than three thar dol
larse JAS. q. JONES, Mayor.
A.ss., >
Jso J. CBAsptrR Clerk a ffQa-3rrf
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ADMINIsTRAToRs NCTIc5.

III o riCE.is heIeoy given iha. have this day
IN taken on, le:leIs of Administration the
estate ut William patlen. late of Vanderbp: gh,
Go. decd All persons indebted TO sid estate are
requested 20 make immediate payment, and those
Ia. ing ella ms will present themA Tor settlement.
Sa III estate Is probably insul vent.
sepiI6-3w pOLNEY DAMON. Admir-
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der rGircch9a, expressly ioi This .ket and consists
Of every article requisite complete cnlleneas
robes. -ft <
~ G. OATS AND CLIO AXIS
fine assorraeE uf blue brown. grcs drab Hack inaw
Barkets Box hEd Overeofs; fine ol IF cloth coats
all and Prces superior BLACK and blue French and
ElgtSh COth Dress, frcck and Sack rtAs u trimmed;
SaDeit and Cashmere,le Goats; browi grcel aud grey
and all colors of Tweed and Cassmere sack frock and
dress Coats RoUndabctts and Coats III all kinds
sPANTALOON S-Superior black and blue cloth and
cashmere pants fanty French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes, blue Jack and steel mixed and cadet rixcd Stti-
nett Pants wf and Corduroy pants ofevcr3 ssricgy and
price to suit Purchasers. I'll 'ns giIferflt
VISITS Black SILK and caiin Vests; fancy nd plain silk
ve.etVess fancy cassr,erc Nc..s s.timctt ycs and
n .nf.,' ,'ft Il;
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NToTlGE is hereby gwen that tfe undersigned I.
taken ou, letters of ADMINISTRATION on the Estate
Phillip Rausch, decd. late Sf ,Kanicrburgh county,
Therefore all persons Indebted 10 said estate bcrcb
requested to make immediate payment 10 me. and any
person fayin= accounts against said estate viii pleas
pre- set II duly authenticated forthwith. Tue estate Il
believed n DC solvent t.--
sept5 3 fhihLi hh' MEX -Adss
CTAR CANDLES so pkgs whole and half bOzes. "a 5:
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mi snbs,r7crs nave lust reciTved s. naefa:c: Of
fresh and desirable Goods, embracing Ph..p Allen
& Sons Dunnes, Manchester, Giabe. Briggs,
suck and Engsisi Mcrrniack nadder oolore5 Prints.
Aosl; ilg aud china Denns Jcwct. City, Meilie OTIS
Bascom and Falls Company shrting Stripes; v'Tioua
STYLES OF Joseph Rpkas fancy cotton cassmercs ana
sa;tinats; red and yellow wool;en and brown Canton
Fauncs blue and brown Drills: and first rate variety
of ckirgs Kentucky Jeans and heavy ~ brown sheet
ins MI OF which offer to the trade at reduced prices
DHri fthis lot of Ccds chased 10y our friends
in New York at the Big Sale" and We are selling :hem
iyiG ,'' - MORGAN REEN & PRESTON
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Belle Vue t:ardems.

r1HE proprietor orthiSarten and public house.
L tireiy rettted the builr rrroved the gruIn.
anl ready 10 receive yisit9rsS l,s place OF
Is situatcJ the river baik jusi blsP ftucn cresN
Bridge and il a short walk the heart lie cy
Refreshments af all ku r be obtained aiV .ic wants
Of visitors carefully attended g. Inc undersg gne2 will
ast feA gOf- "a MATTHEW'S
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS "A ND
p lrT,tyERS

WE, the undersigned, would inform the citizens Of
w EyansSilr and country, tliat now prepar
ed 10 acconnsdate, ts City Saw Mill in the uppa
part OF the city with all kinds of Lumper rbulns
As our motto is ..sms profits and quick reiurns,' We
shall sell cleayas IL BE- bought elsewhere. and
make the advantage Of all thai bay of u.s.. We must
s.I; come along and give a fair show and will
give YOU salisflctiof. Iahy4-nl HART d CoLVIN.
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--y.--- E--IT,,ouaENsWARE-

1.-TWO hundred and thirty crates Qneensware and five
I hundred and sixty packages Glassware, with gen
cral assortment of French, Engsb plain and figured
Gold Brand China, German ware, Sc. All which must
be SOLD this sprng. The stock Is complete and was i'm
special :.;s siion of heavy dealer who have hitherto
made their purchases i'm e Fast an South. "a ptcge
ou selves TO lhcm time and money 3s Well as leak
Ak, Those wanting to buy would do well to call once,
M our goods must aid viii he sold at lowest dgdres.-
Some asserted crites aud casks Oh hand.
TERMS cash. accepted paper. Merchants visiting
our city viii End il their interest 10 make purchases of
ns t,ii22l EOLLlNGSWORTH N HUGHES.
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pAGUsRREoTYPEs.

MR. T.. H. Nvebster. the Prince Of picture nascrs vii
tl arrive here "Wednesday morning, on his way u
louisville and remain until Saturday. Me-. W. makes
niettires who couid not wait upon him during his late
visit in city. Henderson Courier copy. gt.
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HARPER FOR SEPTEMBrR.

TuT received, Harpers Magazine for ptenber. enc
sept3 @RAiHBoNE & WHEELER.
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sw wHoI.Ns AB GROCERY HOUSE.

| DRESToN BRoTHEsSrenow receiving and open,
ing a very large aud vi selected stock OF Groceries
and Lguors, which they public low prices
1 for cash approved paper lmy3I
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BOOT AND SHOE sTOWt.

ID EN- oVED Wy. EM,RY has taken the stand on
II Main street opposite tbs bank, formerly occupied
by Coryngtoas Book Sire, And is prepared TO SUP
ply citizens with plain or fine work in his line II short
hoticc. He has good worsinon emp.oycd aud viii war
all work seut from his shop. he i prepared To
make Boots and Shoes ofand qualify good fits and made
up IN the best sty he. His long experience In business
and punctuay will guarantee him the continued custom
Of those who try him. His prices reasonable
and not surpassed in durability neatness II that
0fany other establishments. - u. gl - lNsul
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DEPOSITS.

rINAE Evansville Insuran % Company pays interest
Water street. four oersLeow Main, the following
- Fer Daily Deposits 3psr cent per annrii.
"s q =. "a
Twelve mcaths and ever
all dep0sislJnadc Wit, the Company will be- refunded
incurrent Bank Notes oti rwise agreed upon.
lthlg5I.r'a -.aI D. NM. 4. PAGE seo'ty.
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MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON,
USE s.owHs cELEnRATED COUGH
wOULsEY N NELSON,,NH'A -
Auction eers and Commission Merchants

@ tEransufiIc, Tndiana.
tRTICULAR attention given to the s-lc or al doscrip
i tons OF Mcrchaudize. ,,...4.>.,. ga
Cas iiSdnces made cUnsiguincnts; outdoor sales
,r, ,upss attended to. 20 III. - g.
woolsey q Nelson's Furniture Ware Rooms, y, 81 aud
h ; tories over their Auction Room. ljys,il
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PlOIe; AND aHOES.

-, TIE lersigned would respectfully in TFlo
wEs form q public that he has now sand ttlg
r y; the l. rgest and most approved styles OF W.
sscS- CUSTOM and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Kid Ladies' Pcots Bus. Walking Shoes aud Slippers
Also fpr Misses, dc.. Ak5 on han'i 4 spiendid
Stock of Ieaet aud Findings fer sale wholesale and
tail low for csh Il, his old stand Water .rceie doors
.bovc Pavilion Hotel. tje3-lyl 7. pEUSNER
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TEN CENTS PER WEEK:
NUMBER 40
GROCERIES,.
GRAAAn& & FARRELL.
> 4 a,nasco Grocery store.

r II. REcHTIN opened a Grocery and Dry Goods
1Cs store on Fu9n Avenue, High street, Lanases
Siy which he intepds TO keep wen supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries, DRY Good Hards sre Crocker Sc.
Families in his would do vel to give Hmm
call, as they viii find erernig dcsiFedn Ms kne Of bu,
iness and prices reasonable He determined TO deserve
patronage aad thinks getitfrom all those who
try his store q 81 q 7sr{febI6-tfl
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CtOAPSi5 Boxes Doston No. I, for sale low by
y sept1I $. Z. GILBERT O. CO., Syc near Water.
SOOTBS Whale Bone. reed this day and sale by
DUU LAS. LOW & 90.
sc,at.. All Main street Louisv ilie Nv.
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POtrnif Pai,siimg.

III fo-NDEXTER, P6g.rait Painter, has take, he
l. rGens in Fosters buiiling. at hol ofs,aIr. where
he would be pleased to have citizens call aud cNatnc
his s,ccinfns painting He intends remaining in v
ansve bu shori time and would rcducst those slesi
of having their portraits painted 4 III soon. He
promises 10 give satiefaccii, and oHy patronage as
he may ,dsserVsi IT, - - laug"hl
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SHERWOOD HOUS

FyyHE subscriber has iaSeP .hc above house, ahd has
b / entirely reftted ard re:urnshcd H. aud is prepa rcd
10 entertain the patrons Of tire house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned bs
Mr. Peter Burke aud has goo stock OF horses and
riagcs to let. 70 i.Hl .itt H-t
The stable is large. clean and well located. and good
stcrs in constant attendance. Particular attention
will be paid TO the horses left with him for keep
ing and in all respects the puhlic shall find the Sbcr-
WOOL House good Hotel. ljye.tfl J. y. 3lERS.
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a HOUSE no RENT.

rINTE fine tive story brick House. with ou.houses,
l. Sixtstreet. the canal, formerly Occupied by
me lac Mr.. Stohhoeer is now for rent on reasonable
| terms. Apply ON the promises or 10
IF r.
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EAGLE INSURANCE C0iEPANN,
80 % Cincinnati, Ohio,
CAT- -TALs 52OO, 900. ISIS
,D.aEct0Es
Isa-c c. Cdyoia7 - Il. CCnkling.
Sasauei Il. Iufx, :. ~. Rcedcr
VII Wood y ii. Kcssler, tf.l
Hr.H 81. II. w. Townlcy,
T.. tCOPELAN, Prcs't J. B. STOCKToS. .iec'ty.
.rESHlS Company continues 10 Insure property OF all
f.deseriptions against loss damage by fire. Also
aainst Vsri,s ofthc aud Inland navigation. The
undersigned being authorized 10y the company. sprepared
TO effect Insurance onthc most reasonable terms.
aug.2s-Iyr Ii. C. CiWAIHMEN, Acyn..
The Evansville insurance Company
IS, CAPITAL STOCK S2sO.O0o.
Office on !E,acr street, foRr doors belOp Noin
1yARINE and Fire Insurance may be effected at the
vi Office Of the Evansville Insurance Company
favorable those any other solvent lnstitu
on and with absolute certainty of pay me in case Of
loss That part Of the capital stock not actually paid in
cash. Is sccured by mortgage real estate at tbreeonEhs
its vaue; and the mortgages contain powers of sale
Which will enable the company 70 compel stocSholle 10
pay promptly in case of necessity. .... .-f.f
BoARD,oE DIRECTORS.
Mathew W. Foster GilliJOn Maghee,
Conrad Baker Henry o. Babccck, gr.e
Charles Viele John Ingie. Jr., .r
Henry II. AkiS, .JShn - Hopkins.
John NJ. 81 ockweli.
'inf JOHN N. STOCkWELI., Pr -.
Ua. T. PA6r, Sec Is. % tIsr..I.t, Iuih l9-tfl
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BUSINESS CARDS.

~ ~ - y >~>>Sx - r~<-->>~> -
DEyfEyT x yIELE, wbclesac Groeers and deser @ rs u
= Lauors Iron and Nails, eornsr OF FIRST ana S!Sa
more streets. -ra.f - -i =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

HAVANA, Feb. 90. 1852
.a,1Icai If S-amers-Netos from Merico- Caruaqja-Sa
wrerk Of .4naicdn Tesse,s al Yera Crus-7n. Diaio
de Ma'7no az 1lst Ami Ren1s-Ncv from he Interior
Arrests a. Puerto Principe-Nc,s Dock
There have been great many arrivals at this port both
of steamers and sailing vessels
We haye dates from Mexico TO tho 18th Of February
and from Vera Cruz to the 18th The news is unimpor-
tant Letters from Cnmargo shy that the deachma mt
under Uraga had left tho 10Th for Monterey that the
whole the protection Of the frontier will be about
1890 men
The rumor Of fresh invasion Of tho Mexican territory
under Caravsja is unfounJed Caravaal has not more
than 10 with HIM who daily committing robbcries
Mexican estates situated the other side of Rio Bra
yo. certain Dowal, Judge Of Estrea (Star) county
has been party to tho outrage committed the Next
can boundary line, and has sent assistance to Ccravo
The conduct Of General Harvey very much culoscd
The Vera Cruz papers still filled with particulars OF
the disasters caused by the late gale Tho Of
tho Robert Stephenson have been found tho 1T
Coatzacoalcos, well several panks marked Robert
Speddenn Another American vessel Is said to have been
lost too; but no name Is given
Tho General Concha and the Isabel have arrived Tho
local papers are principally filled with European The
Dsaio de Marina strongly condemns Louis Napoleon for
tho contemplated conscation Of the property belonging
to the Orleans family and Eliminates against the demo-
cracy for tho to respect It shows property as seen BY
the conduct Of the antrcntcs IN the United States II
sorely misses Lord Palmerson from the Foreign Office
where probably President Flmores interference in favor
Of tho Irish c9lcs will lead TO some warm discussion
The mail from the interior brings ardent descriptions
OF the enthusiasm displayed at the esss reae In honor
Of tho Princess Royal Tho invasion excitement il
aid to have entirely subsidized yet there have been made
eycra arrests among the young Of Puerto Principe
Ter wearing revolutionary hats.
Tho Captain General has granted permission TO tho Spa
rish Mail steamer Company to build dock the Ala
Ncda dc Paula. COLON.
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The Latest from Washington.

AMERICA AND fRANCE--LouIs NAPOLEON AyD
MINISTER RyEs-AoRE CHARGES AGAINST Levy.
u. &. STOCK ISSUED.
hfEciaL coRREsronDFNcE or HERALD.
WASHINGTON, March 7--3 =. NJ
All the iumors az to misunderstanding between Louis
Napoleon and Mr. Rivcs that the recall Of the latter
has been requested that il il contemplated to recall
him wholly unoundcd The recent dispatches from
France give for supposng that friendly relations
will be in any WY interrupted
The Grand Jury here have been engaged In the invcs
tigaiion of further charges against John r. Levy They
Of similar character TO that upon which he has
already been indicted.
The United States stock Issued TO foreigners during The
past week, Ss4s00. X.YX
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Alarming Accounts from santa Fc.

INDIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND CITIZENS MUIR
DEREn--GREAT ALARM or THE SETTLERS ITO
BALTIMORE, March g, 1859
The St Louis Republican has Santa Fc dates TO the 3Ist
Of Jannny The Apache Indians were committing great
ouilvges ard several parties have been attacked AMI
murdered.
pa.y q FIVE soldcrs attacked. Of whom four
killed ut the first fire. Out Of another party who
engaged in cutting wood four also murdered
Great alarm existed in MI quarters end many Of the
towns guarded and fortified Tho government
troops said to be unable to check these ouraros
Rumors of the discoveries Of precious metals continue
10 be prevalent ut Santa Fc
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One Month Later from Chile.
Important from the Straits OF Moyesian---
Seizure q an American vessel nn,l
CALIFORNIA; Gold Dust, sc. &c.

Via Panama have received one months later intel
Ggence tho South Pacific coast II Is nterc-ug "a
the commercial community.
OUR SOUTH PACIFIC CORRESPONDENTS.
VALPARAISO CHILr, Jan 20 1852
Peco Restored in ChiRerc;on an.ong e STATE Pyscqef
n tie Struts Of hagcRa.-I'ro .9nrican SHIPS Nth
large .faotnt n Cold Captured tv hm--isnglsA az,
French Men u WGr farsii Haa ts,eGaers u aateo Il
Me Pocifc-Pe7aicn chi Ci Gagao-Isfaaces az tlsit,
Large Emigration 70 Caitonsa-Sfa. qfihe Markets. 81
The political difficulties, which for some time past have
agtatcd this lttlc republic seem for The present to be
happily ended with the exception of slight outbreak IL
the mining region Copispo which suppressed
Peace and tranquility have generally prevailed during the
past month The reyoluiioniss have al disbanded and
returned to their homes and IL il to be hoped agriculture
md commerce vii soon resume their wonted activity
There has however, recently been terrible coinmoor
among the state prisoners ut the Straits of Magellan
Barished from their homes account Of political and
oher ofercos they got up revolution there among
DEMONSTRATING the governor ta5ng the glrrison ana
declaring Themselves free and Independent Of Chile in bar.
ticular, aud tho rest q mankind In genoralu
Tho American bark Florida, which I mentioned in
former letter as having been chartered by this govern
ucn and frcightc with fui cargo Of rovclulionists
oIgibly seized who at The Straits and Il now IN pod
fcion If the prisoners. ofci information has also boon
gwen TO the American Consul hare ihat another Ainer
ON Fefei tnsno uuknown) bound from California to
Nov York, WITH inigo amount of gold board hal
been captured by these rcu,gedc7 Who have sailed with
both vessels for parts unknown here being unrogtu
nGiay, no American mar-oNar on this pert Of the coast
a IrSsent the Eng and French sdniIals have both
despatched ships IN search of thee daring pirates and
We hope soon to be advised Of their capture
similar outbreak has recently occurred ri tho leland
II juan Fernandez. aud attempts made 10 takc the
taerican bark l'i2a which vaF frelghting With wood
there gt The tme but he succeeded in putting oQt e.
before they 0cccrp bed their dcs gns This Island
Is y present. ore Of VIC d'rcs ior Chile prisoners.
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RLNI HILVNHTNH TO THE ANTU1 EAILIIUAD UUN-
PANy-MuRpERER CONVICTED ETC.
PnnApEprH,, March 7, 1859.
Last night FIRE broke out in q block Of stores On the
wharf, below Walnut street Three bull lings Nos 81
81 and 60, entirely destroyed The occupants wero
Lennine { Co. Clarke & Co.. Thomas d Carson Co
John Daley, and the pennSylyans Railroad Thomas
Abilene Co Ind guanty Of oil stored in one Of tho
huiidnas NE largest losers Leuning L. Co. who
had two Ldrcd easks ~ coda aah and large aa
OF SIENNA alum, and Other drugs ,torcd IN No So The
fire is attributed to the action OF scdg stored IN this
building During the FIRE explosion occurred which
forced out the lower walls but happily no one was ~
nou " injured. Two ircmen fell from ladder but s,rs
tanned only yligt lrpisea The stores which extended
ffom Whmf street 10 Water belonged to the Amboy
Earcad Company.
John Cough, Who was 50 badly crushed on Friday on
the Reading Railroad dicd III tc evening al tho hospital
fndow hcb,dc just tiled for the murder Of his brc-
lhtr hes been found guilty o murder the second do
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fire In Warren, Rhode Island.

WARREN, n L., March o, 1867.
FIRE broke ont here carly yesterday morning which
destroyed the hnt store Of Aaron stcy in Miller srct
nnd the houfe adjoining the eest side owned aud oc-
eupled ly Captain Joseph Rurt Tho building adjoining
on the west side owned ~ ais Laura Ann Barney was
also heniy destroyed There insurance. os about
Three thousand dollars on the property destroyed