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Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
Called session oi tho legislature.

Nothing has transpired yet- n1twithstand-
ina tho people throughout tha State have
expressed their wishes, t0 induce A belief
that the Governor intends to cali tae Legis-
lature together ID make provisions for the
survey of Tie ronte, for the Cairo and Full
ton Railroad, aud the branches To the Mis-
sissippi river, and to Fort Smith. What
this silence means, on the part Of the tzee-
utive Of the State, we are unable to divine
The people Of this section of county are
waiting with patience, We had almos; said,
to hear Of the course intended To- be pursued
by the Governor in reference to Jhis matter
Nothing it appears to u, can be done until
the Legislature convonea. aud the law max
ing the grant Of lands appears explicit
enough, a. ii evidently places the whole
matter III the hands of that body Every
person tL~it W. have heard express an opin-
ion, are WI that belief, ana are wondering
III tho delay WI the Governor III calling the
Legislature together Tile people ought
certainly to know The cause "a great inter
est il ut stake, ard time il certainly precious
We hope we shall soon see the proclamation
Of the Governor for call session Of the lie
gislature. Fort Smith HeraEd.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

Heavy NEEnrcr-In tha Supreme Court
IF New York, on wednesday before Judge
Bo=v1rth, the jury IN the case IF Richard
@ Fowler v. Henry e. Bowen brought in
sealed verdict awarding ihe plaintiff Fix
thousaai dollars damages Tho pla;ntif'
was formerly q clerk in Il employment Of
1Ies>rs Bowen Il McNamee, and instituted
this action to recover damages for SANDER al
legged Ly have been altered against him BIZ
Nr Bowen after he had lef5 thc store Of that
frm ana obtained employment elsewhere.
Ihe defendant attempted .a .T-!iiY -hs aiiag-
ed SANDER, ana hence t1Uia5Iy- aggravated
tho damages. G7n Aar
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

ENDORSING THE CoMPRoMEsE.-A Sc
ries Of resolutions have been introduced into
the New York Legislature. reiterating the
sentiments and views expressed by President
PIERCE, in his Inaugural, re-afirming the
doctrines advanced by it. and pledging the
faith Of the State to the Union, that every
law adopted by the constituted authorities Of
the United States, including the fugitive
slave law, shall be faithfully enforced with.
in the limits of the State
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

Tha Division WI California into three
States, distinct ani separate. ~ row cou-
templated and pressed there IA majority
of tile Legislature II II saii, will order a
Convention, ana upon that Convention. viii
depend the mode and manner, aud bounda-
ries Of division.
The three States are 70 be named Sierra,
the mountain division, which has about %
600 inhabitants. by the last ceusus; Gal
ifornia, which has 2o7 .3ss and "Tulare,
the southern State. iucluiin. Los Angclys
and San Diego, which has 3fl5Q inhahit-
ants, and about seven and a half millions cf
taxable property. The Southern State III
Tularc, ia the division, ID ia contemplated
ly many of thc occupants. .o make A slave
State cf, and one cf tlc object. of pressing
tho division is t9 establish slavery there.
HicRm0l1I LnTxirey
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
JOIN WeIeh. Of lIissouri. rrorbesiea frs

john Weleh of Missouri, prophesied FIVE
years ago, that on the Sd Of March, 1852,
he would lose his eldest daughter, and on the
the 29th Of October, 1852, lie would lose his
wife. On the very days specified, his wife
and daughter died lie now saws that On
the 18th day Of August, 1854, he will die
himself of cholera. lie is considerably dis
tressed about TIE matter, and never doubts
for 4 moment that his life will then termin-
ate- Ho has already arranged his worldly
affairs, A. well n spiritual, 70 be il readiness
fer the fatal period.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

The salary Of Prof Bache, of the coast
survey, was raised to $4,000, at the late ses-
sion of Congress; that of sub Treasurer at
New York $4,000; the Commissioner to the
Sandwich Islands to $1,000; the Chinese
Commissioner 50, 1000, besides 50 900 out
fit the Consul General to Alexandria,
Egypt, to $4,000; the clerk of the Legation
at London, is to receive $500.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

GoDEx FOR APRIL.-We have received
Godey's Lady'u Book for the present month.
The contents, are, as usual, interesting and
Instructive, and among the engrayings, we
notice something new, and useful in the
Tork department. Nr. Cooley displays much
tasto in catering for his readers, and his
efforts to please, meets the entire appreciation
Of The ladies.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

ARKANSAS APPoINTMENTs.-
T. DANLEy has been appointed Receiver,
aud DR.. RoBERT 4. WATKINS, Register at
Little Rock. At Helena, JAMES G. TApPAN
has been appointed Receiver, and HENRY
L. B1sOoB, Register. W. W. LEWIS, late
1Gllitor Of the "NoW Era" has been appoint
cd Receiver at Batesville.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

According to DeBow, the revenue of ia
pan amounts to SI00,0G0,O00 annually
The standing army Of the Empire, in time
of peace, is 10000 men. The population
II about 100000 1t il estimated THAT
the trade of Japan with this country, If she
opens her ports, viii bc worth more than
5000, ,000,0 900 annually TO u.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

Col Fuller, editor Of the n 7 Mirror,
who was lately sent with Government des-
patches to Havana, represents the inhabit-
ants of that city as being not only satisfied
with the present government. but fanatical-
Iy devoted to it.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

E- The telegraph announces the death
Of Mrs. FILLMORE, wife Of Ex-President
FILLMORE, at Washington City, on the 31st
ult. Her remains were taken to Bufaloe
for iuterment
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

On the occasion of the recent visit Of the
Virginia Legislature to his ship, Captain
Ericsson stated that he could now build To-
comotive engines fast enough for freight
purposes, but that one year hence he could
construct them to run with the fastest.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
T5Iegyapb.l
late frona Europe.
OF THE STEAMSHIP NI.AGARAI


New YORK, March 3l
The Niagara has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the 18th.
The advance in cotton was chiefly on
fair and middling qualities. The sales on
the 18th amounted to 1000 bales, closing
dull
The Arctic had arrived out.
The Havre Gotten market had advanced.
Consols had advanced Is.
American stocks quiet and unchanged.
The English Government has received
notice of the liberation of the Madai family,
with permission to leave Tuscany.
Ten millions of gold is expected to ar-
rive in the next three vessels.
France.
Much anxiety was felt respecting liz
Pope's visit
It was rumored that the Emperor of Aus
tria proposed the Pope's crowning him at
Vienna, and that Napoleon objected.
The Emperor will preserve quiet aspec;
towards all Governments until after his cor
onation.
The advance in cotton at Liverpool was
partially owing to spinners running short in
their stocks. MeHenry's circular quotes
only an improvement of 1-16. Holders
supplied the demand freely.
Indian corn had advanced Cd, in conso-
qence Of short arrivals
Mr.. Keefe, the American Consul st Porto
Bello, is dead
Great Britain, Austria, Sardinia,
1t is reported that the British Govern
ment has addressed strong note to the aus
trian Government protesting against the En-
peror's proceedings towards Sardinia.
New YoRK, April L.
The relations between Russia and Tur-
key have assumed 4 more threatening as
pect.
The advances made to the Sublime Porte
by the Minister Of the Gar have been re-
PEELED by the Divan.
The Sultan has appealed to England fot
aid and British feet has been ordorad ir-
to the pardancllcs
5yvitzeF1ap1.
The excitement against ihe Austrian3 con-
tinues to increase in Switzerland
The city of Milan remains in state Nj
siege, which is pressed with unabated igor.
Austria.
Austrian Indignation is awakened II lie
refusal Of England to expel political re-
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
NEns7iingtnra fEpSYs.

Col. German, Of Indiana, is appointed
Governor of Minnesota, in place Of hDvor-
nor Ramsey.
5Iessrs. Dickinson and O'Conner accent
their New Ycrk appointments.
Ex-Governor Bright, of Ia, Is noniSatcd
FOR Register of the Treasury.
A resolution declaring that the President
may legally and constitutionally remove T..
S. Judges of the Territorial Courts will
pass the Senate
Judge Legrande, Chief Justice Of Mary
land, has been Offered the Comptrollcrship
Of ihe Treasury. It is believed he will ac-
cePt.
Special Session of the Senate.
BALTIMORE, March Ri
To-day, in executive session, the Senate
confirmed all the New York appointments
except Gen. Dix, Sub Treasurer, and Row
Ter, Postmaster,
The President has intimated that tho
Senate may adjourn a week hence.
Appointments, Nominations & Combinations
WASHINGTON, March 2G
The Cabinet has agreed upon the follow
ing nominations for Philadelphia
Charles Brown, Collector; n b. Eldrcd,
Navy officer; G. Hall, Surveyor; Capt. Day,
Navy agent; 6. G. Westcott Postmaster
Thirty-ous clerks appointed to the Census
Bureau.
The following appointments were made
for California--W. L b. Damerson, Naval
sficer at San Francisco; T. J Henly Post
MASTER; j. Il. Snyder, Treasurer of the Mint;
General Richardson Superintendent of thc
Mint.
The Senate confirmed the following:-E.
p. Little, Collector at Plymouth, Mass; q,
2, Sullivan and D. A. Roach, Appraisers,
San Francseo; W. W Lewis, of Balesyille,
Henry Il Biscoe, Of Helena, and Benz. I.
Danley, Of Little Rock, Receivers.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
seinmre Of san .gmars.
New YORK. April /.

NEW 0RK, ApfH ].
The difficulties between the Nicaragua
Transit Company and the authorities Of San
Juan have resulted in the seizure f San
Juan by the Z. s sloop-of-war Cy'ne.--
The Government Of San Juan had resigned
and great excitement prevailed on all sides
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

r. RED RIVER has fallen rapidly since
our last issue. There is still. how ever, suf-
fc;ent water for boats to Fulton.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

The Geographical survey Of Illinois, dis
oloses. unexpected wealth in coal. The
Chicago Democrat thinks that the coal-helds
Of that state viii not be found less extensive
than those Of Pennsylvania.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
EErEuESS rrEEIFENSs.

The Wings Of Hampstead county are requested
IN meet at the Court House, in Washington, on
Monday, She 25tli inst, to appoint del
esates 10 attend the Wing Convention to be held
at Camden, for the purpose Of nominating can
iiate for Congress.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

NoRTH CAaoLNA--The loan of five
hundred thousand dollars authorized by the
Legislature Of North Carolina, has been
taken at premium Of FIVE per cent.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

REAL ESTATE AT WHEELING Tho
Wheeling Gazette states that the price
of real estate, in portion Of that city. had
advanced from two to three hundred per
cent. above the prices paid three years aro,
and attributes the cause of it to Internal
improvements.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

The bill for the establishment of a Terri
+orial Government for the new Territory Of
Washington, has become a law. Nebraska
failed to obtain an organization
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

The Hon THoMAs T. MARsHALL is ma
king speeches against the adoption of the
Iaine liquor law in Kentucky.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

New GooDs-We invite attention to the
advertisement Of 1Tr. G. w GREEN, who
has just received a fresh and seasonable
stock Of GooDs.
TEssRs McCULLAGH Il BRowN have
inst opened a stock Of NEw GooD5 at Full
tou-see advertisement
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

Tz- Our thanks are due Ir. DICKSON
ior late New Orleans dates.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

1t is stated that the Legislature of Penn
sylYania has, among other projects, i bill .or
an incorporation to raise chickens.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
THE TELEGRAPH.
" A5EaENG &C 4gEs
gEE59- q ESD GAE,:! APE2EA Eis, 1855

Sir: You viii oblige by Inserting the following
Notice 10 tic Democrats Qf Hampstead.
The Democratic Convention heretofore called
t. meet on the 4th inst has been mutually post
r5ned. And the Democrats are hereby request
el TO meet at the Court-hoVse. IL Washington on
Saturday the 23d inst for the purposes mentioned
:, ,,Ir ,,rt.,iio,Is notice A DEMOCRAT.
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- We are requested to state that the Second
Quarterly Meeting of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South for this Circuit, viii commence at
the Methodist Church in this place on Thursday
evening. tth inst
Ministers, aud the people generally, are invited
Z - attend.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
SyvitZpETaFa1.

The excitement against ibe Austrians con-
tinues to increase in Switzerland
The city of Milan remains in a state MI
siege, which is pressed with unabated igor
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-10
READ THISi The introduction Of,
EILLEVFS' STOVES =.

info Northern Missouri 10 any extent. hss been IN Tn
last the't years; since which time they have. been
gradually ieeeasing the mannqciurS aud sale Of hem;
and Although, oRng.to their being light and tnooth
ani something new, SEINE little difficulty The
sale and use At drst yet BY always making Stoves ard
Castings Of the bea quality Of Scotch Pig and Missouri
Mountain Iron they have provedto Withstand me beC.
ter thar any other Casting made Ia the WesteFn cp1h-
iTy. The Furnace Castings aid Hollow Ware patlieu-
laly, have been mpetssde.b it, whercrer Il has Seen
brought into use, and always ensa,isGae ion Hay.
ing lived here numberof years ind beirg permanent
ly located here, purchases Hely BA gdaIanteO
aso the quality Of the articles sold b lg; andi a. 10
the operation cf our celebrated Prize Premium Cook
Stove ustread he eeJ 6sates 0f those whoh used
them, and are nsipg them uow. Aud ano her adYan-
iage purchaser win haveih bhyng ST. Louis stove
of tie wont NOT only begeithg stoveInade or The
best material in tie world but he can at anytime gel
odd piece plate without any charge by Fitting us
know that such is wanted, al ouE stoves DIRE war
ran,ed and, IN Of i'm perfection, the article viii
be promptly made good 10 tie purchaser which he
will mol fud the with Cincinnati, CAicaso Pits
burgh, aud Eastern made STOVES, a. YOU cannot get
any odd Pieces. Even IL they we're warranted II
would be impossible 10 get odplaics fronsuch dis.
lance. =.
We, the, uudeTsgnSA having used the 81. Iom,
Stoves manufactured by G. r. Fey. Of St. Loriis, ard
sold by Carter w. Bryan, at HANNIBAL, Mo, take
pleasure IL recommending them rs the public as su
perOr IN point Of craft, durability economy, convent
enes aud ease of. Lesuldl:on to any Sioye WheS We
hov ever used. .. - - -.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-10

This story is continued through the first
four numbers Of the magazine, from Octo-
Der to January. With the February num-
Der another new story by Mr.. Arthur, enti-
tied "sparing to spend or, the lotions and
the pinkertonS," will be commenced, to be
continued during several months. Thus,
in the frs, volume Of the home magazine,
two nouveettes by the editor will be pub
lished. AS only limited edition Of the
first numbers OF the magazine was printed,
those wishing "the old mans bride" mus
send in their subscriptions early.
DT!n order to prevent misapprchension
OH the part of the public, we will here state
that the home magazine is a monthly issue
Of the home gazette, and contains the best
articles that appear therein, thus fixing in
permanent shape and for circulation in new
channels, literary matter from the pens Of
many of the ablest writers in the country.
1t is from this cause that the publishers are
able, in the outset, to furnish the work at so
low rate.
TERMS OF ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE.
To those who desire 10 receive the Home
Magazine by mail, we offer it at the follow
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IN THE TRUE
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beauty OF casting they excel any ltoyes made 10 tho
Western country. 49, -. t' r
E1- The man who moulds Hollow-Ware for G. r.
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States and this accounts for our Hollow Ware and
Stove Vessels being SO much smoother an better than
any Others you will find in market, whether made East
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| have constantly on hand, supply 0fTINwARE,
ITO which particularly invite the attention 'of the
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Shoes and CATERS.

From the most common to The most tidy, the Latest
STYLES; Infants Soft Morocco; Youths, Boys and
Men's Calf BTogans. .asL 80
Iibelal discount made TO those byng 10 sell again.
The citizaus OF Hannibal, and Marion and the adj
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