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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-03
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
AZ the wall Paper aud Lamp SsOro

JOHN pEVEREUX, JR., MAIN STREET.. BETWEEN
~ FIRST AND SECOND 7il ~
THE undersigned hereby returns his thanks t. The
citizens of Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
patronage hereudore bestox cd N and would moss
respectfully call their attention 70 his se,ens new and
beautiful stock. comprising the latest peFns OF Hail.
dining room, chamber and other Papers Of superior
qualities. HIS stock Of Gold ParfoV Paper a
NEST complete. and will vie with any house In sho
West. They new ready for the inspection Of ali
those who may favor him with call. No trouble 20
show goods. mh26 . JOHN C. DEV REUxJ r.
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MISSES CowDEN & BARKER,

- WOULD respectfully invite the attention "f -
st. the Ladies OF Evansville anu vicinity, to ~.
~ large aud beautiful selection Of SPRING ~
ILL NERY that they have just receive from New
York and surpassed in this ely for variety style
md beauty Those in want of handsome cheap BonUets,
fibbons Flowers Mantellas. &C.. would do well to call
Ia Main street, between Water and First streets, east
te where every endeavor will be made to please the
| ost fasldious taste.
\. b. Miliners and Apprentices wanted ap2
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FANCY. DRESS GOODS.
Il q CASES assorted ~ .-f nt
LIZ Mosslin Delaires; h+4slt .f'tet.
Barege Delsines:
f. Plain and Figured Cord Lawns;
do do Black do: - =
Solid Checks and Plaid Ginghams assd:
SIX Bareges; reed and for sale b. = =
mh92 J. H. MAGHEE CO.
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BURNET,s PATENT
WATER COOLER.

/
! |
- EH$6 friends and customers q superior
331{1saH - article Of Water Coolers of entire
7NNIIH new styles, and at greatly reduced
MMNlIX prices. This article is the result Of
E4HNuyH the application Of scentihc princi-
8NNIlU pies 10 The purpose Intended, viz:
XVIIu TO keep water a. cecil a. pessibie,
EYXIIH iesT a. psssitfe, snd rita the
fIgIJH least Pessitis qsentify sf lee. =
-6& 1he proprietor has long devoted
e 6z bic s9tsntioD TO Is PATHS ! :
from the improve Dent another has 1t length
arrived as near perfection V possible to reach
proof OF this Is pund in the very eneral use OF these
Of facts In regard Coolers will satisfy even
Of their superiority. First they are the onIv article Of
tAe KIND ps:eafed They furnished with two dis
tinet conducting Chambers BY Of which, with
2pounds Office to the gallon. water skept Cat tempers
tnre OF 10 degrees below zero or only degrees above
the freezing poin all day Thus. acost Of some three
cents per day. FAMILY OF ordinary size can be constant
ly supplied with water cold as Ice ITSELF larger num-
beers the same proportion. This has been found by
actual experiment 70 De saving Of at least seventy Ave
per cent over the Earhen Jars formerly used for this
purpose. f ftf>tf
Again. these Coolers NEVER swE.r in ths way saving
much unnecessary waste and trouble.
Being manufactured in the most wor manike style
and handsomely finished In every respect they
very beautiful ornament for the Dining noon Hotel or
An important improvement has lately been added to
the Cooler viz: small Pan (eapable of holding from
six eight pounds Of Buter inserted directly under
the This quantity Of butter can be kept perfectly
hard all day. without additional ice "a very important
addition to the economy and comfort OF families 81
II desired, the Cooler can also be furnished small
FILTERING APPARATUS,
which the additional purpose Of removing all i'm
puries from the water, rendering perfectly clear and
The Cooler and Filter may be seen in sgs,,or
No. II, East. Fourth street.
r- l Cincinnati, Ohio.
MTFor sale in E sSssss y . woonw.y nm
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NEW ARRIVAL OF sPRING AND
- 9IIN6MER GOODS.

Undersigned nave Just INV ~'o
now az theii store on Water str ct near corner OF
Main very large and handsome stock Of spring GoodA
20 cases Fancy Prints. Of the latesistyle; ~
10 do French Lawns .i ...f. -. =.
do Barege de LANES;
do Fancy Popplns; sf.i. s. 'lt1-i
G do bleached Muslns; q .ifl.,l p. lisr1f
6 do Rpk as and French Cottonades.
Also large assortment OF Swiss Muslins. yaccnets
black and Fancy Silks. Bareges Embroideries, swiss
and yaconet Ecgngs and Ins srtngs. Thred and Cot
ton Laces Ribbons, BonDets. bro and bIsached
r. bIecloihs, Gloves. Hosieres and good many other
things too numerous 10 mention.
ALSO:
A nne stock of ready mad. Geptlemen's and Bsys'
Clothing Hats. Caps. &C.. &c. We are now prepared
supply all calls either Wholesale retail at cheaper
rate than ever before Call and examine the Goons
we have just received. they are worthy of examine
ZION mhes WM, ,LOEwENfHAL e. co.
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STATIONERY &C.

DANKERS Cases; Bank books. Pass books; Time
ID books and blank books Of all kinds; variety of
Inc letter and full stock Of letter and pape
suited IT, the country trade.
Scrap books and elegant style. Oil papers for
letter books walters and sealing quilts and Steel
pens.
letter presses and books inks maps, &C., &C., and
for sale wholesale and retail by
apao RATHBoNE & HELLER.
IN CASES BLEACHED SHEETINGS
III AND SHIRIlNGS on hand and by
apo JOHNSON d FRENCH,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

HOPKINS Il lsE u would say to their friends
and customers that they are now receiving their
FULL supplies for the SPRING TRADE, 10 which they
respectfully invite the attention Of ALL compr.
large and carefully selected Of sewesf
kinds OF FOREIGN and pCMEsrc fSsRics q o an
stock Of Embroide ries is large comprising MOST every
thing In the way OF Under sleeves, Under Fine
Linen Cambr do Collars. Jsconet aud Swiss Peintngs
Edgings aud Insertions; Plain Embroidered GRAF Pc
SHAWLS. from no TO go. Also variety Of cheap
spring and Do Curtain Muslins and Lacs: Fine
Painted Shades and Trimmings Gloves Of all kiDds
nted Silk; Nis, Fine Fans, Parasols and Ladies Silk
Umbrellas, &c. &c. 1t Is useless to enumerate every
be more complete this season than ever and being de-
termned 90 sell goods LII W. NE ask an examination
Of our stock BY the community in general. mh3o
@ =. AlImON u.s. IS bags landing from steamer
De Gen. Lafayetta. and for sale by = 100
-akl - n - haa 80 3. T. GILBERT d co.
HOPKINS & READ have In store q ane stock Of
- Looking Glasses, Carpets. Straw Ma:tings. and
S-r'' ~'"~ - saH sistf ~ sA NM"
Damascus AND FANs.-Aarse and elegan
Il assortment just received at
mh3l q ~ C0LBURN & HERSHBERGER'S.
1. NERVOUSNESS, EDGINGs. AND IN.
J. SEkTloNS--A mixed assortment Of Jsconet and
mhsI C6LBURN & HRRsHBRRGER's.
CoLLsKs AND UN DEHsLEEs Es.-A
~ large variety Of Laceand Muslin, ofthe latest Styles
mhsi coLByRN & HsksHBEReER s.
RAREGES, TlsSUES e GnENA Dimes
- large assortment OF Plain and Fancy Of the new
mh3l ~ CoLBURN 4 HRRsHBERGERy.
WHITE GRAPE sHAWLs.-A large lot
w plain and embroidered, for sale low. at sfs'i
mh3l COLBURN & HERSHBERGER'S.
REHAGE DE LANES. Inns AND
~ PRtNTS.-A Lar rye assortment Just received at
mh3l COLBURN & HERSHBEhGER'S. \
OUPEMunR X m ~ sav &c u f..,.s. .ra -.
~ deg white aud colored Kid Gloves OF all szes aud
OF the best quality. Just received at
mh3l COLBURN & HERSHBERGER'S.
lust RECEIVED, 500 lbs more OF them rich Sage
% Cheese, direct from the Western Reserve and for
sale mt iio COOKS FAMILY & ROCERY.
mh25 -. u e l-ell Msl ..-n tn,4gfpa
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~ a " .

y cases Legeorn and r dali Hats; gc, ft.s
I I;do silk do: lust received and
for sale BY mhe4 MORGAN. KEN & PRESTON.
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w RcHEEsE, ssSu ~ received ana ~ all ~.
w sby a-ges - 3. = 0uDBRr q CO.,
nhs] : - ''~ Svoness 80 va6k
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TEVIS a DARRAROUX.


HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY LOUISVILLE, KY.,a
A RE now making and keep constantly on hand; cast
"A iron Screw Pipe. l. ], II: II. H. 2. u and inch
bore. suitable tor steam, water. cc which
resPes ttuy invite the attention Of Raiiroad Gas and
Water Companies and all others in want OF cheap ana
durable Pipe. 10. ~ - AZ = y '.AtQii 90 =
ALso-Mili Machinery of the most approved pat
terms made TO order; cast iron Force and Lift Pumps
OF various sizes and kinds always on hand Tobacco
Lard Timber and Mill Screws the lowest prices;
Wheels aud other castings for RaiIroads-Job work Of
all kinds promptly attended TO- The, are also the sole
manufacturers In the West of Roys IL Frenchs Patent
Hub Morticng Machines, for carriage aud wagon
makers. With one Of these machines man can do
more work In ore day and do II tetter than ne can do
In five days without IT, One OF these machines can
be seen in operation at Mr.. c. DEckERs this place.
who is the authorized Agent for thus and the adjoining
counties. 4It-a L : 81 lSstall ~ f-14-,
Orders from disa enclosing the money or salts
factory references, promptly attended 10. jan29ly
Z APOLLO HALL.
THE ndersgned takes pleasure in announcing the
Il public that his fine and spacious Hail. be routed
atany time at reasonable terms for Balls Sores Meet.
fngs, Concerts &c. &c. rf ~ = stfil
( mhI9-Iy s.r ...f.F .s X. STRASSAR. q
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p.S< III Mr~ss 4 N.

~ Opposite j. H. .JNages & Co.,
evansville, End. -.-,,4
rs receiving large and superior stock Of SPRING
GOODS, Of the best material and or the most FASH
ionabIc styles Fine black and coored Coths Of the
pest rrsne a ana IN R%sII.s snS
American Fancy Cassmeres, In and beautiful styles,
patterns designs; Linen Drills OF the very quality;
Marseiles goods plain, colored and figured Of the most
beautiful styles for Summer wear: plain fancy and
figured Silks and satns Of superb aaality.
THE ABOVE GOODS 4ai
will be manufactured order In good style and sold
than the goods be bought in any city
West OF the Mountains. Terms. CASH. tlss
u s.A. issgent for Williams "kepors Of Fashion
The present number be had by mail otherwise as
ordered. Tor the small sum Of 81 50. spl6u :
DRILLS AND DENNIS. .sl
IL 90 cases Blue Drills, 1horodike Amoskeag, Wash
ingtoh, Richmond. and Roxbo.o Denims. received and
for sale BY laplsl MERRlTT. FIELD q co.
IL Is cases English, French, Portsmouth and Lodi
apI9 MERRITT. FIELD & co
rIICKS.-2o bales Mathrun, Thorndike, Jewett City,
Il and other brands for sale by
api9 MERRITT. FIELD & CO.
CLOTHING.-A large and
Ii complete stock Of Clothing manufactured express
!? Tor Spring and Summer sales which we oner at
apiS MERRITT. FIELD & co.
CSHEESE...50 Boxes choice Western Reserve,
~ just received and for sale BY
rSp'' -------- : ---.sl nHSioN paw
COFFEE...l00 Bags Prime Rio. Just received and
~ Tor sale by lapis] PRESTON BROTHERS.
LNRESII TEAS.-l0 half Chests and 20 Caddies
l. Of fresh Gun Powder and Imperial. just received
and for safe low by 1888
apis PRESTON BROTHERS. &
GLOVER SEED.-A small lot In store and for
~ sale by lapl5i PRESTON BROTHERS
DOT sTOS.-IO0 bushels Of good eating aid plant
ing Potatos for sale chap. TO close eonsanment ~
arQ PRESTON BROTHERS.
C,LATES! sLATES!!..soO American States just
- received and for sale by
apI5 SAMUEL LISTER.
1--WE HUNDRED FIGS TONGUES, Just
C received from Cincinnati and for sale at
apla COOKS Family Grocery.
CWEET POTATOES. ee t
- 70 bushel Sweet Potatoes Just received and for sale
at - apl4 COOKS Family Grocery.
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" MUsICAn iNsTRUCTTON.

1 MusICAL INSTRUCTION..
MISS H. A. WOODS would respectfully announce
1J to the citizens OF Evansville that she Is
give instruction on The Piano Forte to a limited mum
Der OF young ladss and hopes by strict attention 10
merit the appreciation OF all who patronize her. .fyLl
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WHITE SULPHIR SPRINGS.

VTNHE UNDERSIGNED, haviig purchased the White
i sulphur Springs. in Union county, KY. have the
pleasure state that the premises have undergone
thorough repair and will be sill frher improved BY the
addition of a building, will several eommodous
rooms and many other material ateratOns aud eonve
niences.
They bought the property With the intention of
improving and ad rnng 10 make IL attractive and
agreeable and will do to the extent OF their ability
and the allowed before the opeDg OF the watering
season. Nature has done her partt renderit
~ e.fne INVITING AND LOVELY,
the Proprctors will spare pahs theirs since
its performance.
or the medicinal and virtues OF the
speak for character and reputation
in these respects are well established aid widely kDown
The propreors will be prepared to company
OF june and respectfully elicit The encour-
agement and patronage OF the public.
s.fssr % 80. HE. ROUSE,
GIG. GREEN.
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TICKETS 81. SHARES IN PROPORTION.
.Nairu & Co. viii issue a certificate Of
2J Whole 1i.kets for SIS % CUR Tickets for 50 IS
rs Half do do 50 % Eighth dc do &c
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Tickets. r6..f -. t.....
i Prize OF $4,000 100 Prizes Of 800
dc 10000 sysu do So
do 10000 .UsO do fIa -
Z do 1868 7sO do 25
zoo do 500 1850 do 90,
100 do 900 1880 DO ID
41,S56 PRIZES. g.
III kets SO. Halves SO. Quarters %. Eighths 81,
NAIRN2 co will issue certificate Of tl.'.
So Whole Tickets for $46a 20 Quarter Tickets for Sis
20 Half do do $40 &c Eighth do do 81
package contains every number placedin wheel
and therefore mast have all that drawn You
lave only to obtain three plumbers Tcketto draw
high prize r...
la ordering Tickets look the list, select the Lot
terry, enclose the price, direct TO BE careful 70
name your town. county and State Enclose Postage
stamps instead OF silver Prizes. Drafts or Bank
Notes any OF the solvent banks taken in payment
Order early and direct to MARIN Co.,
ana Baltimore. MARYLAND.
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wfYOIESALE DRY GOODS.

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
JOHNSON & FRENC II have on hand one OF the
- best selected stocks of Dry Goods offered to
the trade OF Evansville consisting OF thing i'm that
line which they offer for sale favorable terms
any House la the West. Their stocS has been selected
with great expressly for this trade and exclusively
from rst hands and manufacturers, Country merchants
and dealers generally invited TO give them CALL
they pledge themselves sell low and ia
vorable terms as the same quantities can DO purchased
either in or out OF Evansville. -.t tap20l
4 20 CASES HATS Received direct frem the
10 manufacturers aud ade to order, including
panama. leghorn, and palmleaf which will be sold at
unusually low prices by
apo JOHNSON q FRENCH.
m CASES DENNIS AND COTTON CAS-.
~ SIMEREs of all styles and qualities for sale
low by fap2U1 - JOHNSON & FRENCH.
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w. ANDREWS

Il i . X n 4 \ a L l. w
WILL attend all lega, business enrusted TO him
w In this and the adjoining counties, md In the sa
preme Court; aso to the collection OF CLims, and will
obtain PENSIONS granted by act OF Congress-. at the
last session, allowing fre years half pay the widows
and Orphans Of husbands and fathers rho died Of
wounds received in the service OF the Untd States.
? References of the best character Dice First
Street, between Main and Locust Evansville Ind. 90
.anlad3mt
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DAGUERREOTYPES!

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the public
Il generally that he has resumed The above business
it'll which he long been familiarity acquainted and
designs establishing permanent Daguerrean gallery
In Evansville in Fosters build ngs, corner OF Main and
First Streets where he hopes receive the fequ: nj
visits Of ladies and gentlemen which II shall be MS
endeavor merit: and he expects to be
he depends upon exhibitions OF his prob
cheney and skill than noisy humbus Of words for sue
cess.
His reputation portrait painteris too well estab
iished lie and else here to need remark fur
Their than that he will be happy to accommodate any de-
string his services In that braL eh OF art.
ap2O THOS. POlNDEXTER.
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Xxx BBLS. ASSORTED LOAF, CRUSH
1CC ed and Powdered Sugar. for sale BY
apI3 BEMENr & vIELE.
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CUGAR AND MOLASSES.
- l54 hhds OF Sugar;
566 bbis. Plantation Molssses;
So Sugar House do; for sale low BY
apis 80 BEMENT & vIELE.
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The American Crystal Palace.

We learn that the Crystal Palace Association has
obtained the services Of Colonel Hughes, Of Mary
land, as commissioner to visit the principal courts
Of Europe, and address the respective soveregns in
regard to the products of the government establish
ments-such as the Goben tapestries ana Sevrc's
porcelain, in France and so forth. These would be
matters Of interest and curiosity here it is well to
secure them And there is no great reason to doubt
that the European powers will be disposed to do the
handsome thing.
Colonel Hughes is well chosen for the task. He is
an old West Pointer, captain in the Typographical
Engineers, served under Wool, Worth and Scott, in
Mexico, as Colonel of the Maryland regiment; was
made civil and military Governor Of Jalapa and
Perote, after the conquest and more recently, in
ls49, the first engineer of the Panama Railroad
and made the survey and location OF the road. He
is man OF scientific and military reputation, and
will give the mission which he has undertaken the
dignity that it ought to have. He will make the
foreign governments understand that it is for their
own interest to treat this matter with courtesy.
The appointment is good one in another point of
view 1t shows the design Of the association to select
their agents wherever they can get good ones, and
not to let the thing run down into local New York
affair." but to give it national aspect. We wish
Colonel Hughes success. He has been talked of as
the next Governor OF Maryland.
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seemed to have been represented on this occasion.
Here came against a native of Anaalusia, whose
bright eyes and olive pexion recalled thoughts Of
60 the gay segusd and the light castinet" and then
again Of the sunny danes Of Ia belle France burst
upon viron Here the Southern brunette polka
ing to death little chap who the uniform Of the
United States navy, and there Northern bsnde was
engaged in execa,iug the trick on the person
another Of the half niaise hall editorial gentlemen
who are TO be met all such occasions. The ladies'
all spienddly aitred and Tor the most part beau
tiful, Of them. indeed % much that the good
Saint Antony could mo- long keep his eyes firmly fixed
upon his book IN the presence OF such seductive visi-
tants Nor did they remain idle long the misc afford
ed them chance o exhibiting their graceful proportions,
but kept whrnS aroun in thoe may eyoluons which
make the heads OF the rougher cmens OF humanity
play strange caper- with he equilibrium OF their bodies.
The supper room furnished excellent release
from this sort Of IA hiOnabs torture, TO which young
and spicy old chaps will sometimes subject them
selves Need We say that the supper provided in
sy le which did credit TO the lberaty Of the hosts or
need ray that the gnes did fail to do credit to
the good things bcfsre thems Oysters AMI elies and
ices, and blame panges, disappeared with marvellous
rapdity wasl ea Gown by bum of champa gne sher
ry and Madeira the supply OF Mhch-unlike the case of
certain feast recorded in historydid not fall notwith-
standing the enormous drain made upon IT, The sub
stanials attacked with like vgor and the work of
demolition going on bravey when made congo.
-Four o'clock in the morning found the thousand guests
OF the Metropolitan dispersed
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RAILROADS AND TELEGRAPHs TO THE PACIFIC.
Some two weeks ago. we made a few remarks
on the four great projects for linking the shores
of the Atlantic to those Of the Pacific, by means
of the railway. In those remarks, we merely
alluded to the fact that one Of these projects
embraced the plan of line Of telegraph also.
We made no comments on this double project at
that time, reserving our remarks upon that fea-
ture of the New York scheme to be embodied in
a separate article.
The plan Of the New York, Atlantic and Pa
cifc Railroad Company. contemplates the con-
struction of line of magnetic telegraph to the
Pacific, to be built pari T'assu with the railroad.
We are decidedly opposed to this double scheme.
We are opposed to it for various reasons, each
of them good and valid ara of itselfsufficient to
justify our opposition. We are opposed to it,
because the blending together under one char
ter. two enterprises SO dissimilar in their cha
racter-worked by means so diverse. and re-
curing the oversight Of individuals Of train
ing and experience SO different from each other
must nee essarily make the practical working
Of the machinery Of so vast a corporation ex-
tremely cumbersome, if not totally Impractical
bic. We are opposed to it. because the grant
ing to one corporation Of these vast blended
monopolies. embracing interests OF such i'm
mense and diversified Importance, would be un-
Just to other applicants for telegraphic lines, as
well as dangerous to the community. And,
finally, we are opposed to it. because we want.
and the people want the telegraph now;
ard the combining Of the two projects
| into the hands of one company. would
| inevitably postpone the building Of the
telegraph to period SO remote as to seem
| like an age to our progressive people. 1t will
| take one decade, at least. if not double that
time. to complete the railroad, Notwithstanding
the projectors propose to Put it through In hve
wears. Our experience in railroad estimates
fully justices us in anticipating such result to
| that Of the New York petitioners. A line o.
telegraph from ST. Louis to San Francisco can
he nut up in less than eighteen months. II
would never do, therefore. to keep the lightning
| in allowance all this time. while the railroad was
dragging its slow length along' over the
mairies and around the Rocky Mountains, e
is terminus on the Pacific. The press, in al
sections Of the country, arc already calling fol
the Pacific telegraph; and the pressure In be
| half of its immediate construction viii SOON b'
too potent to be resisted. Any scheme, there
| fore which seeks to make that line mere ap
pendagc to project Of SO much greater magni
| tuse. and of so dissimlar q character, vii
never meet the favor of the people, and must b
put down at once
We have alluded above to the danger to b
apIrehended from combining these two monopo
lies, Of the Pacific railroad and the Pacific tele
graph, in the hands Of one set Of individuals
We have not time, at present, to so into tina
subject so fully as we wish, and shall, there
fore, defer further comments until a more favor
able opportunity.