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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01
TIE Arriral Of .ic President Ec. TIE ClJrst, Virginia
ltit OGi Pacific RAJ Rsnd Stran&c,S in ne c.iy

FrR THE .SSrfEEF.
Tie Arriral Of c President Elsc- Tie Cljrs Iireia
ltit out Pacific RAJ RcGd Gd-!Strar&erS in Ma ciy
WASHINGTON Cry Feh. 25h 1853.
Well Gcncla Picrcr ms arrived and a!'houci rApcc.
lation was on tptu. for days and nights be
and rot 10 his rooms WiIiids liU;d without any
being nble him. hardly 10 know IT, unl il
late make any demonstration 10 annoy hi lie had come
all the way through from Phaicpta that tay !; Is per
irc,ly characteristic lite 10 bc quiet and energetic
with no unnecessary ic or mise. Such viii be his ad
miniSIratU;i no doubt.
He friends, bu office seekers h ncog. He
visited AeXindri and snr al his Old friends ~ tins "'y
Yesterday. Ii understood lla III. Cabinet d.,
ncly ii ed until Tins when ru;uOr picvGs at
Col Davis will not accept M War DEPARTMENT.; III his
will of be filed hr csi. j. seems,
ever he understood distinctly that in forming the Tab
met tie Old end which long existed in Pcnnsy!"ca
between the friends c Mcssrs Buchanan and Dallas will he
wisely healed BY sending IN" former foreign mission
appointing latter 'ary OF State The w"uld BE-
beyond all doubt, polite measure, smooth ali difficulties IN
the Old Key STATE and give 10 the country iy mag
n.tcent Secretary "t State
L. also appuc hat Virginia is TO be cAclnjrd from he
cabinet This, too, is wisr and In'ir, !oT vG."Ts
sons Some u tte most distinguished democratic Ihn.nS
tra,iOns have bad Sainan III the cabinet IL Gy
any means Indispensable, Having IN The cabinet
would leave great ~! other appointments such Fo
reign Ministers Charges, Auditors, lTd"ci her
IN many distinguished positions. In Tic /. ). So
male Ui them hr head 81 the nest important
committees ,husc oi Fi;:anr: and Foreign Rriibnsaad
another The distinguished C!nGln .! tie Cu:aai''"c nf
Foreign Rr.:na. in the House Representatives. having
aire .dy declined ut Nl,s Means. Win
other appointments etIo:d ~ FirgInans he Sstc
aa- mere homo: 20 GUN Or "aJpy
The Pacific Kali iyad bill has received is quirtus, ana
now cXIlnc..
There gic many strangers IN this city and hourly
arriving All ;l rn'l aa: hos -i;; o.sr- >aii u
already lr ".er'l .inn, increased 1:c
NrA, Friday i espec!si 10 be great t1v here
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NEW POSTAL ARRANGEMENT

HAsHISeToS, Feb, 25.lt il officially annonncai i!'s
morning that hs mai! service between New urans and
Vera Cruz will be put in;o operation Immediately. This
will out us in possession OF Cao7ns dates aou; five days
ahead OF the present arrangements.
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,HCI-,,A.rlRE OF VIRGINIA.
EprpAv. FEuscAsy %. ls55.
,rrr..-- RS, H;'. ,..,.f.' rs

The cncrcs srl bill amending an act I" ihs''!'e ,nc
unrntpru PLANK Road Company VAS 'ahth w, '"a 's
~ r,rn,s .ct lEc,r bv the Senate. agreed 10
resolution from rhc 'cnar" wJs "dppts! WA UT o'h
,,rs and Representatives in Congress oc lnSiHc'n - y"
,h.ir rst C1ris ob'an rcrCal {" me unHn p' 'i''
IA i,r o- il TIN, hc not pIariicahIn then 10 Obtain
snsn.aoon Of tha ia duties for l!mea t!me-nye2 81
noes 3. ~: .,..,,i,r h.. ,dlinr
- as,f,ns ct;rrri himself IN regard Ia Inc Lane
Money and laid on The table souie tune since. ne pe,"
cr ,u,d l.r mOtna ont "i order on 'hs .'""' '' w
hi.raro it!e p,r9ns.t amendment "h' c'iio'areG u
,,;ous row oa The table. Nr. STUART su,F"tr0 'fi
sr,rLry motion "a amend and protc~s@ sgi'ns! me iec,
,n i lin Spcnkgt. The anendmsnt US ru:ed cur oI "
GER under III" operation OF INC previous 4u''''''
Nj BAaBuUE.
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proclamation from The President u the United Sta; -
appears in the Washington papers Of Saturday nng
dcclaring that extraordinary occasion requires the Sc
nate Of The uRitcd State for the transaction
business al tie Capitol in the city OF Washington on FIJI
day the 4h day Of March nj twelve O'Clock at noon
OF That day, Of which all who shall q, the time be entitled u
act members Of that body hereby required 10 take
notice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

FOR LIBERfA.The SecEe'ry OF 'he Arclic.n Col ,niza
tion Society announces thai preparations 10 sla
vessel from Norfolk Va, ne frst q Nly w"h cmgrun.s
for Liberia Onehundred and ssren gh persons nave AREA.
dy applied for passage; Of whom one hundred and fourteen
urc from Virginia, h(ty-two from Norm oat"na six from
Kentucky, three from Massachusetts ono no" oh" one
co., ponn.vlvano and one from New YORK. fine large
vessel will be chartered aordng the most ample arcomo-
da,ons for Two hundred and fifty passengers Application
for passage should be made Immediately Inc price OF pas
sage and six months support in Liberia is 'zty dollars eae
one for all who are able pay free passage anu SA
months suppor, will given all worthy persons wno ae
unable to pay, aud who come well recommended
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E:,r3 REPORTED.

s-r.!~ pl inscrnas.tiaI 'ne trustees oi 80 'i' -
!,r.-n Il. 10 prevent i;1e isGc g" cJs'iS - - 80
,a,nrI ;rHcs fer he purpose .: 1ianl'' - III 1'
-, ,,. ,I,.u t.v7r-t tie s;ri's .; ~" 8 i.si - .
Ei1 m ~. ,n .1.d M art l:ra5i ia.o5z in ~
"".ria .aI tlarprrs F.ry Ra.' Road 1"i'at:. "
,rsrrh 20:h l9lQ-, bill authorizing ne 'nr''-h = .'
s,t.risc 10 y"ls,.s ., iuf@t.5 im"g"Ec"!@h'-0
i,i to incorporate the LH~i.lo" PanN &'ai Io.i,mi
,r,4y report with accom- panytn" t"cci'ItHl+' N's M
,t =. dir WALLACE from III" aeicct cYhipt'ise 'e"
- ,ns Affairs ana management Of the James liver au M
,h, COMPANY w..rh on his motion, vas E''a Oh nc "a
nj, and ordered IL be p;IiieG II. ..a, ,c.r
Ts. bin 10 establish Special Cour: {" APpeas M W. ''H.'
Considerable discasson ensucd ana me I'LL was j
II nv vare ii ayes So noes 81 Als', an 70
bridge o.cr Proaior's Run, in i'szei co''"s.
~. want Of constitutional rsJo'i;y o. o, ~ - n,
On motion Of Mr. LE:RrR i, vas f'ssJ,:s ",o H.
n,rI,tr, ou Propositions and Gii=vahcsS lh4 % ~
,,ncr n r.nnf,irg 81. .nT tic !nc"rp'iai'h o '
a. sh,,,ae Nuru.! Fire In5JroEca ConT:n'. .,.- :
r,,r- PAssED-i s.ra; bii! 70 ameni ,''' "''".e :,
~ %,.t !, s..,r Ni-rnil is.I sJat Ic;:r !'J :" . "
max, Paik.s 1Jrg pa.nt in branch fn"' "a ;,
" .rgs.,. at :iouaJa I'LL 70 amend 'n' ." -.
,he sessions ot the supreme s"o': I" aH'a'-' ,'t
siou BE- held annually II La@ s1nTS, 80 1,
5To,d ~ IA JuV snL - ~ i1ti& as nc
ditecl cpd another gcss!on 10 the oi'y %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

ring TIL Col T. held lie ,thce Fiscal Receiver .
The State Bank of Arkansas while tai institution
liquidation. ak eight years ago.
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NOTICE.

tie uUeg, $50 trre Ssue 20 me. unie an sci ni
~ Caa-., : =, cmhsr 1870 Il IL a'ic iaG Warrant Nn
~ .. ". company cuiifnhaieG oy Lai
IN. uar Tor reasons, sand WdriGht Was
:s: Office Washington ctF, ina letter unGer dale
: usrg, i~5j hat >aid warrant s"'tsio have been
a, Ili- ~ /" 'CrTdru ali person.
.a Is the ln.riioE OF the waraIee To
lie Commissioners ni prlsi1n$ ior another %aT'
THORNTON E. LlpSCOMB
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I:.. p;,:na lse Backing haa couhy and AZ Su'n
Samuel b. llariian deceased
ila!m,n g,ner!y Is. at tcr aud >GS~a IA VIC Io' @
'"Is'' " i.'"' "'"''''' 7 Defendants.
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n ~. * - ; REPORTS AND OTHER STATE
.i'N iipN~ FOR SA!Eoh vol "l Gr,ttdn's r. ports
.,2i.t! asn. Gunner, Randolph. Leigh Robinson and
h''ts', l:' Statutes u; Large. Shepherds cGniinu
" ~ >a;Grs Code Virginia. int flcavc vols and
!" '" sr nnl ncrteivsd Journals II the Come ntinn
ne >." az House oi Delegates, aud Acts of Assembly.
=, - : oi 'as SAFE on roller. ana in book fem.
.''' = 'bc S5atc I.t'r4Ty. . the
j.; SECRETARY OF TIE COMMONWEALTH
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10 THE. WIDOWS OF SOLDlENslOEI The
WAR o. 1872. AND OTHER PENSIONERS
p"Hr II. nhliAilER, ATTORNEY and uESsRAL AGENT "i
n TIA beng ,saau"t located al Washnston Ci!! con.
pge". i..gr,iio OF Claims against the unreu
- fE>e''N CLAIMS IL. IN tho Revolutionary al
shc " 81 lr- a"ud.. 20, are all other claims
~ NJ hdI- rsArecI unless the effort 10 oo-
'.N ','' ~ L'\h Q. PENSIONS proves successful.
n.-''Nsttt> : nnnn' a Pensions 10 l, Widows OF So:.
W.T." we'" ~ n" N-f"i >2. h. undersigned viii lurn si
Tel-f iat>in AZ sU ri m all preliminary ar.
c'- " t'' s-" tc 5.ucfcisrleS OF The act VI
.''' 'fn S'"t!'" ;'".rT!
E%\kn nt iE i>iON' vii; he received al par for
.tr s.ta. q. Ices contracted ray u"I"rrl nc.
q 's-s. RUEI. IL GALLAliEE.
IL :. --tAllI Washington, u c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

.\C,IA,C.l! I:-NlRGi -Atiulcs he'd III he Clerks
ufi T .E. CrcUl. buckingham Couniy en- M"'1aS
tie IN Jay . FrUtua. , i>hh: :, =. ,.,,
Rh,r! t:ianl utr.'r OF l,.'cherry lartin"i deceas'
.r.s !. ~. IN .rht OF tassli all ohci creditors oi
- - :, .,m'. ,...,.,a Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

sr. WAN GUANO.-I an. PREF arcd 10 10
~ 9ta ustolers for tie bes: Peruvian Guanp al te
a hoss w'o wish supply for Spring esop.
!. 25-.s' . teha 10 their orders without delay
HUGH w FRY
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We authorized 70 announce that John Echos Esl,
Of The delegates from he county o. Monroe will not be
4 candidate for rr.crrliGn.
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ao;er, / BtL4shaw

Al lu,s lci Gers. o!tcc q" The 'Tcui
& Z '"",, ~ - - - Plaintiff
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H. IL --l>glri Mnyhc,d Sas u.t,r.,, 4. NJ $50 80,
ttltl1 e." ihc S'de "' ic"l - ~ t" %"s - OF l~iE
,,,Ir4 ant! ;wu ril'dIctA
i - u,ssee lie moved 20 ia" STATE 81 N,..i, ,ri .
Ii iI~ n m ,aigler, by prorin. their !runis .,,tae,t
IN ,r some hing which Will be OF srca "!d'aa. 10 ,.
iarv tv making themselves known 10 the UNDERSTAND W.,
such ttcs vi! LEAD 10 he Tt'o'tf! "i !"
!. o.,,, =, ,s.,r father which has iloir
r .r i.y are ".a.Iy c,ititd u is in"riati 10 IL,
hi ,tcv promity IN ms MAJ as III
witnesses Sr a es;,t> their shts are ~ the decline
al rcsed 70 the underslshed posi- l,aid VII
?. .,.orj ~. :, ,,,t,,, ". II, ESIlIi.,
l.. i In Henderson, Rusk County, Texas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

Provision made by the House on The day f1r u
Charge d Alats Swi'xrrland and fr the raising Of The
Peru cha gcshp ;u mission.
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tcN! - &C.
~. an, uucv Harden iis'cy John iis!'o DaTid Mihso
IA Ev! ms VIE S,muy. g. Aaims. Thomas Adams ani "'ei
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Gus ROBINSON. OK

Res the Clerk uIhcc ol The CiIcnI
1uflHactv Richmond. rac 81. IL! oil February ss5
T.rI, Plaintiff
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JA.EtS WASTED.-The subscriber wishes 10 hire
T.. '.e '. i'v: good Drivers. i"r his nwn Use
S. LEWIS HILL, Corner NuI and Governor s,s
m InSE,aHOOks WARE HOUSE. Richmond, Virginia
ss%. Joas.ys WILSON s. JOHNSON, IxspKoroRI
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tkjass fo*s CAST ECRAPiRON WANTED
- AZ Eagle" FOUNDRY The subscriber wish
4yhs tHo Of oil scrap Castings. for which he will
-. ria-' lc", CASH delivered los the depots,
J.. yt"cins' %. wLaIses II tits cry
T>;-----N,MAc3. PHILIP RAIN.
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Tn. oaec ubee: The real estate "i ,ne a %
il41aau .aScd 10 lhc ry!!en: ." GeoS "ue - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

The suggestion of The Department Of state, that Minis
ter Plenipoicnarv b. Central America III he pit
Of the Charge iilrts Nicaragua ana GvatcuGla has
been promptly acted upon BY the House Of Representatives
An amendment introduced :" The Civil aui D !oalhc
appropriation bill. Saturday, providing or ,c appoint
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Z + X NJ s.:

y-IKGiNIA:-Ai Kurs held t!o Clerk. oihit "l % ~" ~
t IvLrt"i Gloucester uuuy. The hsi MONDAY !"
), i, 3 .r.g The I'm oi the month: . :. :, :, ,
ps. >a.:H Surviving partner OF knue ~ . ~ A 80 49,,
L AN@is'., rr",', piti,
AGai, uclt
'"''I '' ,,'t lp,n an .:JAcl!ncl; rcure5 executed
rh. ,il : W tie utirn .ant The sum o.
,rs. ,er frum he 81! 'ay OF yay sas III PAID
!.r i, p.uuI>srFi la.r , ,,, !, ,, .. id.,, II
81 rrIt, ,i n. plaiut by joel Hayes hts Attorney u
.i ne ~. a.uu.i. 10 er wiIli one nionth alter
$50. m nm. order. ai do .hu 20 loecI
tf, .,g ruer uv published once week ot l9rf
.r, I. IL. Rrhmou Eng "ewSilper pFihrt IN
r,',,,y nj 4 rc 81 Al llIe door o the Court
~ ~ nrs, III ,he trst ia. q County Couit
cuqy -lrs'r "oi''' =" 1'>1' -
r.tl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

VIM. L. Sonntag, brother of Mr.. Geo.
Sonntag of this city. is about to make pro-
fessional visit to Europe, with view of
course, of extending his fame and. improving
his taste and skill as a Landscape painter.
Mr.. 8. has already become eminently pro-
fcient in his profession, and has been adjudg-
ed by the masters of the Fine Arts. to be the
best Landscape painter in this country.
Charles Rowcroft, Esq, the British Con-
sui in Cincinnati, and gentleman of cult.
waited taste, declares "that there is nothing
that there can be nothing, like Sonntag'.
paintings from any other hand, A visit to
Europe is deemed by most artists as indispen
sible to the thorough completion of an arts
tic education, and we hope this y Dung Amer
ican viii be successful in creating the sam'
favorable impression abroad that he has dom
ut home.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

Judge Hovey refused to grant new
trial in the case, State Us. Lumm. We
listened to the argument Of counsel, pro
and con, during the tendency Of the motion,
and hoped for something to transpire in the
case, by which this unfortunate man could
be acquitted. The motion was supported on
the ground Of newly discovered evidence. Of
q more positive character than had been ad'
duced on any former trial. 1t appears that
in the estimation of Judge Hovey the newly
discovered evidence was not sufficiently ma
terial TO change the result of the case, wer'
it admitted, consequently would not come
within the rule, under which new trials ma,
be granted. Mr.. Lumm has now been in
carcerated in one of the most miserable O
prisons for nearly two years, and we wer
really in hope that he would at least hav
a change at this term of Court We under
stand that counsel for the prisoner filed ex
eeptions to the ruling Of the Judge, in rsfus
ing new hearing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

AT THE HoosAcK MOUNTAIN.

The Committee of the Massachusetts, Leg
isature, to whom was referred the petition oil
the TROY and Greenfield Railroad Company
asking Tor loan of 50 900, 600 to aid them
i'm tunneIing the Hoosack Mountain, arrived
here this morning from Troy, where they tar
ried over last night. The Committee, con-
sisting of seventeen members of the Senate
and House, left Boston on Tuesday morning
last, and arrivedat the mountain, in the town
of Florida. on Wednesday, where they had
an opportunity of witnessing the great boring
machine operate upon the solid rock. The
weather was cold, and the machinery was
quite frosty, but notwithstanding. the NAM
moth instrument was put in motion, and in
the space of fifteen minutes, bored four and
one-eighth inches. The circle is twenty-four
feet in diameter, and will admit double track.
The machine was several times tested, and
with like success. 1t has bored at the rate OF
twenty-four inches per hour.
There is said to be room for great improve
ments in the KNEES. The machine is also
very unsteady at present, and will continue to
be so until it enters far enough into the tun-
mel to be better secured. The Committee
were accompanied on their visit by several
digtinguished scientific gentlemen, citizens OF
MASSACHUSETTS,, and members of the press. the
whole party numbering about sixty. After
witnessing the experiment, they crossed the
mountain in sleighs, over the proposed line
OF the tunnel, which is A. miles in length.
The west (highesD summit is LOO feet above
the grace level; the east summit 400 feet.
Cold river, a small stream, flows down the
center o. the mountain. running south to
within 80, feet of the grade level.
| The Company tarried at North Adams, on
the west SIDE of the mountain, on Wednes-
day night, where they were received by the
President ind Directors of the Troy and
Greenfield lairoad Company, and other citi-
zens of Trey, and yesterday proceeded in
carriages to thevillage of Hoosack, surveying
the line Of the Funnel road. They arrived
at Troy yesterdy afternoon, where they were
Hospitality receied. They visit this city for
the purpose ofwtnessing the operation of a
small machine similar to that at the noun
tain, which is wd at the Stone-cutting yard,
corner of TwOs-eighth street and East,
river, and is sale t,work WELL
i We learn from agentleman who was pres
ent when the mache worked, that it gave
the greatest satisfction in its operations.
Every person seeml to be agreeably sur
prised. Scientific 9tlemen who were pres
ent, consider it clear demonstrated, that the
mountain can be easy tunneled. The only
Question remaining Ia matter of dollars and
cents Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

A difficulty occurred yesterday, near the
Washington House between Corydon Gar
rett. and Mr.. McCallister, two farmers re-
siding few miles above town, which resulted
in Nc Calister cutting Garrett across the left
hip with knife. We were informed last
evening. by Drs. Walker and Finch, who at
tended Garrett, that the wounds were not
dangerous. He will doubtless soon recover.
We are not sufficiently informed as to the
cause Of the difficulty, to give an opinion as
to which party was most in fault. McCallis-
ter gave bail for examination.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

A FAMILY ScENE.A gentleman deeply
engaged in study. ana lady pretending to
knit perplexing him WI her questions.
Lady, Tin draw.g aud affectiopate
style. MA deah i! coictly speaking wha,
is dentist.
Gentleman, (short, sip and rather cross
Dentist is derived I'M dent, French fol
teeth. A dentist is aan who pull GU,
teeth.
Lady, CATER knitting &c around, in order
to give the gentleman til to become INNER
scd in his book again. )ta deal, you sold
this morning that Profor Musty was q
great inguist. Is not liuist derived from
lingua, the tongue! Sea-,
Gentleman, (tartly :
Lady.-Well, then, is aguist man who
pulls tongues out
Gentleman, Every decide mo, madam.
but wish to heaven he W,
Exit Lady, in huff.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

Its perhaps not generally known that the
onN area of 'habitable' ground in Australia is
that which skirts the seacost, and is only 2 or
800 miles deep. Beyond this into the great
heart of the island stretches dismal desert
sands drifted into high and impenstrable
rock! There are few rivers in the country
indeed there are none deserving the name, for
few keep running the entire year. Most Of
these. strange to say, run inland! And instead
of falling into lake, are absorbed into the
thirsty desert among the burning sands!
The improbable lands on the coast are, how
ever, highly productive of fruits and grains Of
every description, and the pasturags is mag
nificent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

" The Scientific Amerlcan insists
that the Ericsson engine is failtnd that
it never can be made to compete ,steam.
1t says the steamer Ericsson only e 4 l.2
miles per hour on its return from Wngton.
The subject was discussed for two its be-
fore the Lond Institute of Civil lncers.
and they all condemned the plan a;lIacy.
The "American Journal OF Science Art -
for March Is non-commlttal. On whole
the question of its practical benefit,t vet
fully settled.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

10 Mr.. Pointd-xter, has opened > Dsguer-
rean Gallery in Fosters building, which he
will carry onin connection with his portrai,
painting Mr.. p. has already established a
good reputation in our city as Portrait Pain.
ter, and his specimens in the Daguerrean art
will compare favorably with any ever taken
here. Mr.. Pointdexter has taken up his resi-
dsnce in our city, and designs establishing
permanent business in Picture and PORTRAIT
making. We wish him great success, an,
hope our citizens will give him that generou
support of which he has proven himself wor
thy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

THE FEMALE TEMPER.-No trait of char
acter is more valuable in female than the
possession of sweet temper. Home can
never be made happy without it. 1t is like
the flowers that spring up in our pathway re-
wing and cheering US. Let man 60 home
at night wearied and worn by the tolls Of the
day, and how soothing is a word dictated by
good disposition! It's sunshine falling on
his heart. He is happy, and the cares of life
are forgotten. A sweet tewper has sooth-
ing influence over the minds Of whole fam
lily. Where it is found in the wife and moth
er, you observe kindness and love predomina
ting over the natural feelings of bad heart
Smiles, kind words and looks, characterize
the children, and peace and love have thei
dwelling there. Study, then, to acquire ant
retain sweet temper. 1t is more valuabI,
than gold; and at the close of life it retain,
all its freshness and power.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

@The contract for construg the Sault
Ste. Marie Canal has been awed TO Eras-
tus Corning, Of Albany. dispositions
are to complete the canal foe seven
hundred and fifty thousand acrf land ap-
propriated, with the UNDERSTAND that all
taxes shall be RENTED as autho1 by the
supplemental act of the Michie Legisla-
ture last winter. The work is compile
ted within two years from signirhe con-
tract Buffalo Rough-Notes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

A THRILLING SCENE NOT TIE Bulls
Al the Bowery Theatre, NHork, one Run.
nels balances Aymar, aho WIS l55 pounds
on the top of pole 35 fee height; and
while thus balanced in the Aymar goes
through succession of porines, contor-
tons &c. On the evening The It'll, while
performing this feat, Runs, in walking
about the stage to maintain perpend.cu-
lar of the pole, approached c, to the foot
lights and for moment took eye from the
top OF the pole, TO ascertahis wherea-
bouts. In doing this he losis balance.
Aymar was dashed with terriforce direct
~ upon the foot lights, crasg the glass
globes with, which they werDvered, and
cutting himself in dreadful n,er.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

o. The white paper on which the New
York Daily Tribune is printed costs more
than the whole amount received from SUBJ
scribers. At least so say the Editors, and we
believe them Such being the case, the only
interest they can have in extending the cir
cula.ion of their paper, is TO make it better
advertising medium.