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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-09
NUMBER 272
JOBBING HOUSE.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

L S4~s
1esoers IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, BsssV
and Shees, Hats, Caps, Bonxets, &C., &c,
- Main St., between First and Second.
II At - now In store and on the way 551 Pack0s
- ges of Merchandise; being one Of he
ana best selected stocks in the State. To which
ney respectfully invite the trade OF Indiana and Inois
and kentucky ee confident that it is now no longer
interest oil Merchants visiting Louisville and Cincin
a Ior the purpose Of max their Goods
as tney buy their stocks equally as we'll closer 70
nome, and save an item In Expenses and Freight =
Merchants will find in visiting Evansville this fa and
winter and always hereafter, large and new selected
stocks In every branch of Trade there having been awe
raj new Houses opened this season. ="
We buy most of our Goods Of the Manufacturers and
heir Agents, and will sell them low as the lovest in
any market this side OF the manufacturers.
Our styles OF Goods supurb, being the cream Of
the four Eastern Markets.
The Trade is respectfully invited 10 call in and sse
them when the Goods will speak for themselves. -
we uont solicit trade upon the strength of advertise
ing 10 sell cheaper than neariy oil r-ighbors and
having one OF the Firm in the market buy goods
or rom advertiseng that import fer BoIes
from putting Phillip, Allen & Sons brane on 81 Gems
pnns ou from the fact we have large stock Ct goods
an VIII keep on. as we doing every day, selling
them at the lowest market rate no matter what IL is a
that IL Is above cost. 80 = =
B. We promise TO give satisfaction in filling orders:
as all goods may be returned u.s. sung party
ordering them. Orders filed at once, shipped at low
iregnts and insured desired always keep open
poncles with sound Insurance Companies.
reatncrs Rags, nseng, Beeswax, Castor Oil in bbls
ooacco In hh Furs and Peltries taken In exchange
iofgooos, or on account at market rates
octzi MOGAN, KEEN& PRESTON
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New Grocery and Provision store.

new Grocery and Provision Store.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF
ansville and the surrounding country that he has
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit Store at the corne
OIL MAIN and Fourth streets and ii will be his aim TO keen
every article In his line, either wholesale or retail
lhave on hand large lot cheese which will seIl nv
oex or single pound; among the lot there Eng
iish Dairy neese-a rich article. Coffee Rice Raisins
Uranges Lemons, Teas Of all kinds, Lard OIL Vinegar
Moiasses Green Apples Candles Starch, Mustard Pep
and many other articles too edio MENTION which per
sons may see by giving him call. All kinds Of Produce
wanted. ldec6l JAS SPSIDiNC
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Carpets. Floor Oil Cloths and Hous
Furnishing Goods.

Among which may be found super ply Carpets, ply
do suprr lngr n, Cotton Chain, and the various widths
aud qualities stsr Carpets of the patterns 81
IA FL oil Cloths patterns, Stair oil Cloths,
Table ell Cloths and Covers rich Satin De LANES for Cur
tans Ex super Curtain Damasks, kx super Muslin Cur
Bed Blankee, Linen and Cotton Sheetngs and Pillow
Linens and Cottons. Morecns Blue and BuG Cotton Da
curtain Roller Stair Rods and other articles 700 M
merous To mention. which would invite our friends
and the public TO call and examine before Purcnane
a. we arc happy and willing TO show goods
at all times and will oher strong inducements TO those
wishing to purchase. oo@-u
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

= TIE unucTSBuou u3Nc PuICusEV ~
N\ Livery Stable, on Locust street, and mace IN
% Prove"enis 70 IT, and nov have on hand 70
CARRIAGES, to which invite the attention OF tn
public They intend from this time TO endeavor to satis
the Of the public In this particular, snd hope tht
parties excursions, funeral &C., ways on hand Being
provided with good hostlers We ere prepared TO boare
horses aud keep them In the best Style
aug34 M. Il 3. n. DeGAhMO.
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EVANSVILLE la, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1853

MACK & LOBENaTIN s,s
| W T n q . b n r Stor
IN FULL BLAST!
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
IN rns bowsa sroRy OF DREw's PAVILION. coRRrR ol
WATER AND SYCAMORE STREETS.
Messrs. MACK & LOBENsTINE
have Just reed and will continue 4@1 1H
~ wholesale Establshment in Gin
In nat the largest and most extensive assortment of
FALLAND WINTER CLOTHING,
with an especial view to meet the wants
the Market and eonsising Of every article Of appart
necessary complete the wardrobe Of individuals ofev
fy taste.
aw Blsnkes Box and nne lot Of cloth coats
Of all sizes ane prices superior black and blue French
trimed: Sssses and Csshmeretts Goats brown, green
aud grey and all coors of Tweed and Cashmere sack,
ffock and dress Coat Roundabouts and Goats or all
kinda. A
PANTS.
Superior black and blue cloth and cashmere pants;
fancy pIeneh Cssimere Pants: fancy stripes blue black
ana Corduroy pants Of everJ variety and price TO suit
purchasers. -
Black SIX andsatin Vests fancy and lain silk velvet
Vests fancy cashmere Vests sane vests and common
vests of all kinds.
FUHNISHIN GOODS. A.
Consisting OF an elegant and M|hllh
large assortment Of custome FYiIIt
- made bosom shirts, shirt collars, SEMj
eva al superior quality and beautiful patterns, silk,
NIT cotton dravers Shirts gloves and
every other article usually found In the most extensive
establishment OF the country.
81 In connection with their large stock Of 80.
clothing, they will keep fhe assort 54SA
- ment Of CAMPS Superior HATS AND Cars.
Also all kinds Of Union, California, Leghorn
Panama and other styles Of hats, with variety Of
BOOTS and SHOES,
1t s useless to mention their,elegant and very extern
sve lot Of togskn and other kinds Of TRuxKs CARPET
BAGS andVALIsEs.
Offering heartfelt thanks for the unmistakable de-
monstratraonq OF approval received i'm both TIE whole
sale and retail departments Of our business, respect
fully soliciting continuation Of the publck favor,
deem unnecessary to iecaptulate unvSlled facii
ties and systems Of conducting business which
able US to comPets not excel establishment Of the
kind In the Union. We beg TO say, that every step in
progress, in experience and extending our business
tends towards enabling the extend great in
ducements and facilities to customers. Having
larged our business to considerable degree since lst
spr Ig, we this enabled to offer to friends
70 the inspection Of purchasers generally stock Of
goods which In superiority Of make beauty Of styles,
and owne Of prices has certainly not its equal either
In the East Westi
Country merchants should not fail to see this stock
before purchasng.
MACK & LOBENSTINE.
Evsasoiife, Oct. I6, 1851.
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>se READY MADE CLOTHING,
III FUKNlsHHNG GOODS, HATS,
III CAPS, &C., &C. -
w H o L E SALE AND RETAIL,

OmOep IOuIm1l OIt1CC.
FNHE UNDERSIGNED have just been receiving a
u the above establishment, large stock Of REA DIX
MADE CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C., which
they oner for sale 70 old ard customers, whole
sale or RETAIL at the very lowest prices They
best mannfacipra md made In the most fashionable
eoie thom 70 sel st tho very owcS prices Those
ing Clothing OF any description, Gentemens FuFn
iskng Goods generally would ind il to their advantage
to call ut this before purchasing
In this stock will be found Overcoats Coaks, Dress
Frock and Sack Coats Shirts Hats and Caps &c., &c
which are now open for inspection. Call il you want
TO get goods cheap.
They have also on hand q large assortment OF
"H0 :" ~ Hk -0
Comprising all ordinary varieties, which offer for
sale at reduced prices. 5.
TPCail and examine these goods, as they worthy
Of attention. ldec. 30. KAHN & VILE.
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New Fail and Winter Goods, n
CoLBURN q HERSHBHR0ERB,

Cor. Of M and Water u.s., EUdnsUstte, Ind.
TUSTR EfvED-A large and elegant assormento Of
y RIcH, FAHcy and SrArLE DRI GooDe, comprising
all the fabrics and styles for Ladies' and Gcnte
mems consisting Of superior plain Block Silks Of
various widths, superior black Repp Brocsde. and rich
abd rich Chameleon Gro de Antique, superior plain
Chameleon do super Black India Satin ~ dresses sll
wool Cashmers and DE Laines plain coaors, extra rich
French English and American Prints, Pine Bay State
fancy cooured Fannes for sacks superior White, Silk
Of Bay State Shswls Of the various sizes
and quail les, black Silk Shawla White Goods, Irish
Linens Ginghains, Embroidered SkiFts. French wors
Collars Chemzces kmbroideries. hosieEy, Gloves &c.
Aiss French black and Blue Cloths and D0eskins,
rich fancy Plaid do, rich White, Black, and coo0red
Silk Vesngs and general assortment Of Goods the
FALL Also. n large assortment OF
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sH GILBERT 4 CO.

Agents 70. Cypress Factory,
HAvE now hand and are constantly receiving, Cot
ton Yarns Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting, which
they will sell on rs favorable terms % they can be pur
chased in this other city, We are selling cotton
yarns ut wholesale and cents for zoos, COOS and
5OOs respectively with discount cG for CASH, or on tune
for approv ed paper. novs3 II
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We have open Policy OF Insurance, which will
all shipments to address, when advised by letter per
mail when endorsed on bills Of ladng before, or
the time OF shipment. MOGRlDGE & McFAUL.
hovlO.-d&wIy st. Louis, Mo.
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DEPOSITS.
NAE Evansville Insurance Company pays interest on
l. cash deposits made at the once Of the Company. on
For Daily Deposits 3per cent per annum.
Deposits for months g. :. !.
!. !. q " I"
Twelve months and over 90 Z" -"
All deposits made viii. the Company viii be refunded
In current Bank Notes uEless oherwlse agreed upon
mhl9'5l-0 fgl WIN. I. PAGk. SeeU.
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J. Il Z. WALsu,
PAos ds BAs ON,
~ CHARLES, Blow & Co., ) Sc. Louis.
CnouTrAt q vALLk,
DoAN, kIxo Il Co.. rHE
n. d. NEwcoAs & Bao., ! y-,,,,.-.m.
w. b. REyNoLps, ~
ELLIS & MORTON, I 4pr
STRADER & GoRnAH.
HOSEA & FRAsER, ) Cincinnati.
SPRixeER & WRIrrMAH,
Z. O. GoopNAR & Co.,
y.W. BUTLER & BRo.,
ID. LsrCH & Co., : PittsbufYh.
VIZ. HoLnKs& Co.,
&. & C. YARHALL & Co.,
B. b. ConEGys,
0HiELDs e. MILLER,
Blow & MARCH,
CnAs. A, wx,eur.y
&:...1. 1s;:.a 1:' & = eos:, Coz; Baltimore.
AoG:,s. A; G; P.sw.s. Sow Z c.. Co.. Boston.
T.C.TwlCHELL& & CO., New Orleans.
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HAT MANUFACTORY

IEVAN8AHLE HAT MANDATORY
Fall STYLE OF HATS.
RESPECTFULLY invite the attention OF the public to
my style Of Hats The shape Is elegant and OF the
approved STYLE Having selected the very best Of
Stock. the quality win be equal TO any, Gentlemen
leaving their orders may rest assured that no ins will
be spared In giving them asul and becoming hat
All kinds fancy Silk and Fur hats made to order Par
ticuar attention u paid to ordered hats Very Cheap
Caps. r. vAUIIEk.
septll First street Sd door above Main.
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
COmmtsSfOm and FOrWarafmG
III Q u 3 e.

MoGRfRQ1 = MeYXuT,
Late Twicheu 4 Moghdee,J
CoRNtR or CoxnxRciAL AND PrEe Srrrrrr
CNONSl0NMENTS AND COMMISSIONS viii have
~ our prompt and personal attention, and lbera
sdvaness VIII be given when required, Consignment
or Bills Of Ladng In Aamd.
Orders fr the Purchase Of Lead. Grain, Hemp and
other Produce will be filed the lowest possible prices
The Receiving and Forwarding Of Merchandise and
Produce will meet with especial and Dispatch the
lowest rates Of freight will always be procured and the
avoided.
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Il r IF e R 8 q N
Life InSur au . Comp any,
.CiNcIRNAri, OHIo.
Incorporated BY the State Of Ohio,
100000 CAPITAL.
+ IFE INSURANCE effected In this company th,
IL Mutual and Joint Stock system.
OEeers aRd Direcfsys:
H. H. uuopnAS, Prest WV. Cons, Vice Pres't
L. BRHfok, Secretary.
Dffsstsrs:
Fl. II. Goodman, VIM. Burnett
WV. Comes, VIM. McCammons
E. Geet George Carlisle,
Chahes Cohahan. Samuel B. Keys,
A. U. Burt, G. Goodman of Cincinnati.
n. B. Payne, Cleveland, ID. w. Deshler, ColumL0s.
bvsrd Of Fssnes;
Hon. Jacob Burnett Sam1 Wiggins, Eco.
-f1 SIS. Goodman. Esquire.
Applications received by p. HORNBROOk, Aeenl
Prof. w. N. ByfpRD. Medical Examiner. tdec10u1

EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Gin UinMati, Ohio,
CAPITAL, 100000.
Isaac @. C0peian, X. Conk!ing,
Samuel B. Tufts, B. w. Reede1
VIM. Wood, H. Kesser,
Fl. w. Townley,
I. G. COPBLAN, Prest J. B. STOCKTON. Secy.
rrNHfs Company continues to Insure property Of all
Il descriptions against loss damage by nfe. Also
against perils Of the and Inland navigation The
being authorized by the company prepared
to effect Insurance on the most reesonable terms.
suR2s-lyr frf. H. c. QWATHMEi, Agent.
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JOHN wyxNE, .r WILLIAM wyNSE.
.. MURRY siiiPLkY.
wYNNE, HaINEs q CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOR.
EIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. 80 Pearl Sire {, Cincinnati, Ohio,
w OULD most respectfully inform their friends and
w the trade that they I'm receipt Of one Of
the largest and most beautiful stocks OF Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods ever opened in the West
Being fully dete TO sell for cash. IL cred.
IL, TO those only who PROFESSIONALLY prompt and
responsible, thereby avoiding bad debts enabled
to seliGoods to that class Of Merchants very cheap
Merchants visiting our city solicited to examine
our purchasing. as we feel confident that
they will e entirely satisfied with goods and prices
febls-3wl&w ri.
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sURVEYOK's NOTICE.

IL persons owning property adjoining the following
n described trast Of land will take notice that on
FRIDAY the 25th day Of February. d. 1858 the Cosn
ty Surveyor Of Vanerburgh county will proceed TO ss
the and lines the east half Of the south
quarter OF section No A. IN township NO D. SCUM
or No IL west In the district Of lands subject "a
sale AT Vincennes Ind. ffeb3-3w*l JOHN HAAG.
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS AND
COUNTRY MER CHI MIS-.

| \ " Ne ANA
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
THE undersigned have now In store large stock
l. Drugs Medicines, Chemicals. Oils Paints, Varnish
es, Dye Woods Glassware, Patent Medicines, Brushes,
&C. &C., and are constantly receiving fresh supplies.
from the manuf cturers and Eastern markets. which they
are determined to sell at a small advance.
Our articles all selected with great care and
ranted to give satisfaction genuineness quality and
price. ts..r.-.f
Surgical Instruments Trusses Abdominal Supporters
and shoulder Braces Of the most AZ proved styles.
Pure Brandy, Old Rye w hisky and Wines for medical
purposes only, OF the very best qualities
Also large supply Of Daguerrean Stock consisting OF
Plates, Cases, Chemicals, &c., at small advance from
Eastern prices.
Mrs Millers Fine Cut Tobacco and choice lot Of old
Havana Segars Bird Cages. Seeds and Fountains
oqI st2ck M4ea y tha flly. and an orders win h
ALIEs C. HALIocx. j HAIf66eeKK < S1uppnrD, z
w. H. p. SToDDARD,} Wholesale Druggists.
Oct 5n Main street, near the river.
ONORDAGE.-25 coils Boston Manufactured Manila
~ Cordage for check nes just received and .or sale
by [jan7l FOSTER & BROWN.
DER LATE EARRIVALS.-Choice dried Beet
IL w. X. and English Dairy cheese, fresh Hominy,
bbls choice Potatoes, for sale low for cash by
HORNBROOK & WOODARD,
ap3 Water ST., bet. Main and Sycamore.
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r INEN GOODS-2 cases superior linen dnihng'
IL case heavy Farmers Drilling,
JAMES LOW Co.,
s.bls al Main st., Louisyille, Ky.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

HoOK's FAMILY GRoCERY-Keeps cvthins
\ choice in Groceries and provisions, on ssree'
between Main and Locust vlo
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Cigars, snuff: s0oktnE and ~"e'

|NOTTO SCHEAFFR has taken the stand formerly oc-
" cupied by H. Schaener, on First street, between
Main and Locust where he intends keeping on hand for
wholesale RETAIL the choicest brands Of Havana
Cigars Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Snu6 &C.. &c.
He invites the attention Of the public TO his stock on
hands, and hopes by the superiority Of his articles and
reasonab' Q prices to merit large custom
N B.{ipe, Cigar and Tobacco Cases, &C., always on
hand, dec2O.u
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VTTENTwoRTH & BROTHERS, s. e: Corner Of
w Main and Fourth streets incinnau, have now In
store large and splendid rtment Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods 70 which con slant additions will o.
made throughout the season. having the aovsnssee
thereby to keep stock supplied with the aud
most dssirable sfyfss Purchasers are invited 10 give
our stock their inspection before purchasing. oui
e rms will be Gerry farorabIe
mar3-6ww WENTWORTH e. BROTHERS.
c,-l,r dta and Fourth sts. Cincinnati D.
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LATE ARRIVAL.
q BxS Fresh Garden Seeds for sale a wholesale
for which will take Rags, feathers, white beans,
beeswax venison, chickens, &C., in exchange:
dacl. Am THOMAS HEADEN.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

ELECTION RETURNs.-Ahoye we give
the official vote of Placer county, with
the exception of two townships. We are
under many obligations to Messrs jackson
of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s and Charles, OF
Adams Co.'s Express, for returns brought
by their Expressmen. These enterprislng
companies have not spared their money
or tins to collect correct information to-
lay before their patrons and the public,
for which they deserve the thanks OF all.
TRIUMPH OF AMERICAN SKILL IN ENG
LAND.-At the great agricultural exhibit
ton for Bath and the west of England /,
held at Plymouth, on the 9th ult., Hassey's
reaping machine, says the plymouth Mail,
won the prize for reapng, and by accla=
mation; and when the President, Sir
Thomas Ackland, M. P, proposed three
cheers for Mr.. HusseY, it was heartily
responded TO by thousands, and without
a dissenting voice. The judges crowned
his reaper with laurel, and the stars and
stripes waved in triumph twenty five feet
high over American ingenuity and enter
prise on English soil.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

MINING IN THE NoRrH.-The Yreka
Herald contains the following from a cor
Respondent, writing from Alta House
Creek: ~
Messrs. More g. Co., took out Oh the
5th of August, one piece of gold weighing
five lbs. avoirdupois Mr.. Carm%@n TOOK
out thirty-two ounces to the one-fourth
share, making total to four persons Of
one hundred and twenty-eight ounces in
one day.
New excitement has broken out about
new diggings being discovered on Sucker
Greek. Sailor diggings remain deserted
on account of the scarcity of water, hut
the general impression is, that those dig
gings will pay well, when water is OBJ
tained to wash. A few companies on
Smith river are doing well. Mr.. Rice
took out S 800 clear of expenses last week
and continues to do well. This stream
and locality will he thickly populated
with miners another season. a few per-
sons that have worked on Josephine
Creek this season have done well.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10
Per Adams s. Co.
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC.

LATER FROM The ATLANTIC.
The Northefner arrived at San Fran
cisco on "Wednesday last. -he brought
State news from Acapulco, which was
brought there by Col. Ramsey's route via
Vera Cruz, up to the fourteenth Of Aug
The Uncle Sam arrived at Panama from
New York on the 18th trft., max ing the
trip i'll So days, or deducting nine days
detention at Valparaiso, in 40 running
days, being one day less than the time of
the CorteZ. She brought news of the
tota! loss Of the P. S. n. Co.'s splendid
Steamer Qhito, Capt, Wood, WHICH was
wrecked on the tenth tllt., OF Point Lobos,
to the north of Valparaiso, owing TO her
having mistaken the entrance of the port
of Theasco.
Miss Catherine Hayes had created quite
Juror in the musical world of papaiso.
She had given seven concerts to crowded
houses, one ofwhich being for the benefit
of the Hospital, netted one thousand two
hundred and twenty-six dollars Her last
concert was to have taken PLACE on the
2nd ult., after which she woud proceed
to Santiago.
From Panama, we learn the lsthmus
was remarkably healthy for the season
'rhe> repairs of the Cruces road were
progressing rapidly and the railroad works
near the city progress favorably.
The Crystal Palace advances farther
towards completion every day. Visitors
increase, and the stock of the Association
is improving The only drawbacks to
the whole affair are the antidiluvian no
tions put in practice by the cold iogies,"
who control the Palace. So soon as they
dvest themselves of these, things will 60
on swinmingly. The thing is American,
and being such, is bound to succeed.
The steamship Northern Light arrived
ut New York on the morning OF the
twenty fifth. bringing dates from Crilfor-
mia to the lst of July. During her pas
sage from San Juan she was struck by
lightning off Cape San Antonio and her
mainmast shattered to pieces. None OF
the passengers were injured. Captain
the N. L., also, Senator Mckihben from
Yuba.
From the first of January to the first OF
July, twenty-six STEAMBOATS, have been
built IN Pittsburgh.
The foundation of the California Dry
Dock was completed about the second OF
August, there are SO men employed or
the work ana the dock is being pushed
forward with dispatch.
Mrs. Meagher, the wife of T. F. Mea
CHER, arrived in New York on the twenty
third, to join her husband, She was &C
companied by Hon. Thomas Meagher
M. P, from Waterford, Ireland.
Mr.. Bedinger, of Virginia, Charge tt
the Court of Denmark, eft on the twenty
third for Europe Mr.. Gardner Furniss
formerly of San Francisco, acts, as Secre
tary of Legation.
Lieut.. M. F. Maury, superintendent o
the American Observatory at Washing
ton, left for Europe on the twenty third
! in the Collins steamer 'acific, 10 atten,
the Scientific Convention to be held il
Brussels in this month