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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
SHIP NEWS.
Port of san Francisco-Arrived.

s-u .ehr Gen Patterson Sashe Monterey .chr. RI
Gress santa cruI Amelia smth; Boassa o.. ~ 49,,
Robert A. Lewi-, Fullerton rs days from Liverpool
E.b steamer Jouahsn, BALDWIN a. d. I'm san Juan
de sur Br isae The Keeper 10 ds i'm yancegver Island
rcr shps Cen ct the Ocean Crosby 40 d. I'm B1ton John
20 yaIarsso Be- ship Virginia, at Ia d. I'm Liverpool
Rr barh Iod Rvsr.ae wheaud sG q. I'm yspyssO bark le
nota d. I'm Glasgow Chile barb Csre Deacon ~ d.
f Psts swed bark Wnncbey "a d. I'm. Hlng honS
Dan bus FredeIk VII, Love, IS ds i'm do bns VIM Penn
Neson 90 d. m knssn Groups bus Merchsnnan Ihorndks
u i'm PUGET sound b. brg Caroline, g d. I'm Panama
Punts Arenas scbs Lama Beran Merton, fn San Deso sio
chap san DIEGO. Sea Serpent Brown, fun Dcks Bay
Commerce. Nor,oh I'm BoInas Bay.
Feb ship Milton Barren go ds I'm New foss va Nslpan,o
ship yuEni, Fle,t. IS2 Is p Cadh brs Triumph,
Rosefs ID d. i'm Victoria Narrower Island schr L. NJ Yale
FEB g. simr Go1h Wright Humboldt. schr. Mary Taylor,
FehSP s;mshp oregon Leroy Panama Jan 20; p VI
ship Columbia, Dali Astoria, o. T. seh Frames Helen, Leeds
Trinidad.
barls Harriet Thornton IaLe q Is i'm Aspuco Sovereign M
Campbell $50 ds I'm Gassow Valparaiso 20 d. Aea lCh
d. fn Pusrts Sound schrs Iavna MeIren I'M SAINT,
Cruz Ctoo Charles I'm do Dcso, Grafton, I'm do j. W.
Fsb shp Louisa Bae Rocky 90 d. I'm. vslparsi-o brss
Pawn Bunker from umlua Weus'ley Gibbs I'm Puget Soaed
Cumberland (Br Capt Smart s7 DE- I'm NeSport wales schr
FsG 9 steamer SEA Bird H1rd from San Dsso ship SAMSON
nett ~ se days from Hsvre barn President CHIEF lren,
days CoQumbo; sch d. Bailey Gue-ser from santa
Cruz =. l. Foot Hampstead, "a d. fun lshsina a. 81.
;h ,Ip s., Charles Bowers 1875 days from York bark
Puses sound; bs Robert Bruce Basseu from Fort hss
'. ,S .sp bsTStess Mder i6 Day, from Boston, brig Col
Erslne, from San Pedro ehr Noun, ssfnoa bo~"
~ bark Broutes wA from Puses sound bneantns Ausona
Mex Ncumsn, IS days from San Bias schr tea beea,
Men BanGsa % days om Mazs,ani sChr Ratio Bras rom
FEB "a brig wy.ndot West, Humboldt Bay 'ehr reress
FEB IS shp Ramona Gardner ts d' I'M Boston baIis Flo
he NI1o S q, i'm N ,s r,%hur. y. Juan
Fefrsndez brs juliet. Go-hei oS d. TN ba'u"o'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
FROM THE ISTHMUS.

Fromrte Panama Echo Of March
DEATH OF CAPT. WMSS.-Capt. Jonathan
Dayton Wilson, late commander Of the seamship ShYys
Nevada, died on board thst vessel at Taboga on Tue
day morning. March l. at 20 The last sad cercmonis
were paid over the grave P NJ. He died Of nishe
nant remiitent fever. Capt Wilson was born 10 a.
State of Maine and having at early age gone 10 sea
isring had run out of the port of NewYork u com
msnder of ship, for some twenty years.
ARRIVAL OF THE PASAMA.-The steamer pSa,
sma arrived at the anchorage In shs port this mohs
at O'Clock. She LEFT San Francsco, with 100 paass
gers the way mails and e7l60O0 In specie on Taeshg
18th Feb at 10 30 A. NJ. steamer Brother yonathnl
left day for San Juan In port for Panama ssea
California, to sail next day with through mals ~
treasure. Feb. 10, AM, saw a steamer bound ssuih
supposed to be the Brother Jonathan. Feb n, ga.
NJ, arrived at Acapulco. Steamer Brother J,nsihM
parsed entrance of the harbor half an hour prsvosa
Time to Acapulco seven days sixteen hours, including
stoppeRes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

nil'rr pvrrerss or the Grmsr, ,Aere have been como
srsl sales q esoee AZ &c. 2 e -
corsieertle sG,es from azst hands At s96!e, snd rom
ttcoIo. az IA lee ..
Fssern e tc AFRO bash Do loose At SIC. Sales Las:
weet of 2teo sksf.stern At slc lcoos q 90. AZ Sc.
RVS Sales CT 5 o bushels Seed AZ Sc = n.
HAY.-In good asmsni {, S7cdso y for California
RtceITte OF ElEeTr. lec bales.
e. STE; C Do coGEon AZ ScG31e 50 20 Di4dem eoc
4 n. All descriptions 1u,L and Payisg h.tle or profit
CuNSIrs~Vcry dull Sales OF e ooo loose at Ole lco
bales st iee IS DO AZ eeic and IS bales a; anstisn At
s.ase Received 2ls bales, 10 $50 lo.se NJ
SHor-SAls OF lSS bsgs ASSORTED At 81 SIt y bas
SoAF-Sae Of SEQ tzS chemc,s al sc 500 DO brown At
g ard zee DO do. Ne. at 7e. p u.
CANptEs-SaIss of about $50 bxs AdArnsntne Al 81 q
SrAEeH-sale lcobrs Pearl at Iclc pm.
Fish oIL-sae Of loo bels Elephant II pc q gal Re-
MacSrEEI~ssles 0: 80 kits at IS 81 >. hall bbs at
SIS; lC0 do DO si; and ~ DO. do at slf % = hall
saRDIsEsSalss 50 hf bxs at 81 IS and Isl do do
"HcsS1Ssisso o. 50 cs. strained st I4eaiec pm
RAraSs-sses OF l5e hxs Malaga at $50 y bx ana 100
90 90. at auction At IS > y box.
SUeAR1 There has been considerable activity 10 coarse
sugGrs ard the market firm at closing figures Sales
oung the inst week OF oO bhs Boston Crushed aud pow
derec at lSe; Leo he. Chins No a. &c and ~ DO =
o. al auction az Ste. Y ID Sales Monday week OF 50
ibis y az SIC; 10 ties Dutch crushed lc AMI 80 Dds
Boston DO at l2fc On Thursday 40 bbs Boston Crushed
mats Manila No ST SCI $40 DO DO No st 7c.; 100 eb,
az sle 10 bbs Boston crushed and powdered az sc fSc
d 10 Also at auction, - bbs y q. az etc, and ~ bots
New.York crushed az lslc. y ID. -. -,
SYRUF-ModeTste sales Of T" Stewa.ts' AZ 1596iic. =
gals. as in size Of package. . -
CoFFEE-1he market is rather depressed, anc pasness
has been 10 a moderate extent only
BurrER-Thert Is an active demand, and the supply 10
quite inadequate.
fPoKK~Roth Mess and Clear arc and in demand
BEEF-The toutinued scarcity OF fresh meats has been
rroductye of an unusual demand for bsreled Beef and
Mtss s now in great request at advanced hsures On
Mopaay of last week 7u bbs 10 afrlye, 80
bb Ihe lot was TO be choice NewYoTk City packed aud
embraced several cousisrmenfs.
H,MsThe mas been active but figures are with
out sny material change Last week $50 ties 70 arrive AZ
PIC $50 rks IN lots 2SGStc; leo tics per VIA figson
on nriyate terms 80 pks az 2 80 eks canvased ~
Ssc leo bbs per Wild Pigeon at c lOooo lbs IN lots az
sc IA neTces at &c. 81 A,,..
LARDAt the close there is less activity thousa noae''
are pretty firm al recent figures. An. l.. -.
CHyysr-Far request with sales of coo lbs IN TINS N
lgc so cases 90 at l6c Ito tins English dairy AZ lec
and on Saturday las; auction lSeoo MS IN WOOD sc
q n
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
ma, betwees Honduras ana "
" ,..,n from the Gacsta de Costa Rsc@

.,-... Honduras and Gunfemaia'
We learn from the Gaeeta de Costa h'e@
-.r /. actually going on between the states Of
Us 49,. and Guatemala 1t 10 alleged by the Gov
80, of the former that Gusternalan force oil 'oo
-, commanded by one Col solares, entered the ter
.,,v Of Honduras about the middle OF November ias'
er,ipe guard Of Honduras soldiers posted ID tne
.i.v Of Copan, plundering the population of that as
81, x,ol.,ips their women, and forcing those VINO
.o.d e,espe 10 take refuge in the mountains The oc
s..;on fer this inrcsd the pursuit OF certain Qua
,.v,.,.n insurgents who had been defeated In tnen
- ccuntry and had fed across the frontier On the
cher hand, the Government of Guatemala deny me
s.,,.ges attributed to Col solsres, and charge the
s,o,ts, authorities Of Honduras with being concerned
he revolutionary attempts Of the rebels that he pur'
,,ed across the frontier However, preparations for
we're made on both sides, and there seemed TO be
no urobsbIi Of peaceful settlement Of the difficulty
Ths fu,,emslsn army under Gen Carrera had march
a IN the frontier with four cannons and that OF Hon
dur.s. 1000 strong, under Gen Cabafas, was ready
mon the frontier. single battle and single defeat
viII decide the question.
In ssn Salvador the attempts at insurrection had
been oil suppressed and quiet perfectly restored.
seoor Castelar, late Minister Of Foreign Affairs Ia
Nicaragua, has accepted the Presidency Of the pro-
posed confederation of Honduras, San Salvador and
Nicaragua
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Died.

II Hors heHs Ncyezsr 10 Mr. ". W fasrr snssiy o,s u
u. hn q seAu;z P mr. 4 Co, 81 sza frzaslseo.
AcLsrtAly dro~uei Jsa - Csr-zn Cars (oro- L.
nz-dcr - TIE hfllsh t1ik AtysNuss
% o'nsS.t,eH' J.a =, s48aei LPsc- h- o. FAR Hs,-a
NAss. Esec -
IL no~uesi r, jar \. Tsorls. Bli.s. H. & ,rersa
In NssbEsiou leo Co, ia. - Cu,vsr OF ~ I'm ~
Coa.er. Ah,ty Cusef. Atiorz-y- Las sserarz-a.o
l. EssA JsE - NarJ Esl, sAi dssthf-r q M % Cas,
Ihf-. -
A. AsesEr JsA =, NJ Jorsla Rober;. il tie 50 year a.
laIssaEa Esry cois, sou.>r.,c-s Esssu4 Ard a
Ia re loses-se e hcrnta, aIo~ues ty Gpse:as Of
ttsi Tore lE-er -sar7.r q f-r-uf aged = yra-.
IN h'scsu Dr. a. 9saE ssrrn- a. g scfrrs "a s,s
afHe & lsias. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

ofso,+, two ssy. from New Yorki This we believe Is
The steamer. New.OrIeans and Monumental
Civ are both advertised for Australia The former
Iesyes In about two weeks, and the latter the lob
They viii rot return this port, and will IN all prooa
biI,y be sold there The g. g. Lewis Ia undergoing re-
The p. NJ Company has reduced the prices
of passage in the steamers Of the 18Th TO 800 In the
cabin, through to New.York. This Is not permanent
movement
Emigration to Australia from this State has
In a measure ceased.
The two companies Of u. s. troops under
command Of Lieut. Colonel Buchanan, were leA en-
csmped On the Sd inst at Bueksport near Trinidad.
Phillips's Fire Annihilator was tested a few
evenings since TO the satisfaction Of the agents and spec
tstors
Miska Hauser, the yiolinist, made his appear
snce here on the 10Th int.
Miss Hayes is travelling through the interior,
giving concerts and taking notes.
The brig Vandalia, hence for Columbia, was
lost on the bar at the Of the river -Four bodies
were wuhed ashore one Of which was recognized as
Capt Beard
Our Postmaster complains Of the careless
and buDglng In which the mails are made up in
ew-YOTk iOI this Office
The French ship SansOnette arrived here
with about 200 immigrants, most Of whom were females.
The fine clipper Comet returns to New-IOrk
She sailed on the 18Th, VIA Cape Horn
The brig Vandalia, Capt. Beard, hence for
Columbia River wrecked the bar or at the en-
trance Of the riyer during the gale IN which the Mer
thew and Mindora lOst -Four bodies were washed
Ashore at Astoria one Of which recognized a. the
CAPTAIN Some ofthe merchants of Portland who were
consieDees have suffered severely, one or two to the
amount Of $4,000 and $4,000
The block of marble for the Washington
Monument will be forwarded by the clipper snip Comet
TO New.York direct
A miner at French Camp determined TO
leave for bis Atlantic home and with that view was
about to abandon hs claim. Being defined day ne
employed the time at work, and, luckily striking
pocket" took from it piece Of gold weighing al OF
| The lucky finder left next day.
Oregon papers Of the 18th January reached
us. The weather had become mild after severe wa
ter The loss Of cattle and horses by the floods and
snow stOrrns il said to Ice enormous
The p. NJ. Company, have now TWO o. theil
stesmers the Columbia and Fremont plying between
this port and Oregon.
Mining intelligence generally is OF the most
cheering character The weather has become settled
dry add pleasant and the roads accessible to teamster:
throughout the State We look for prosperous, and
10 the miner probable season.
The total debt of the State as per schedule
including the War and Civil debt, stthe commencement
Of the year amounted to s., 349 4S3.
The grain crops in the valleys, are as usual in
forward and encOuras ing state.
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Another shipwreck and Loss Of Life.

The brig vandalia, Capt Beard, hence for
trance of the river during the gale in which the Mer.
thew and Mindors were lost Four bodies washed
ashore at Astoria Of which was recognized the
csptsn Some OF the merchants Of Portland, who
consisnees have suffered severely-one two TO the
amount Of SIS 600 and $4,000. Alta Cal Feb Is.
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Sailed.

Feb lO-shp souer Johnny Small Cssoi bsrks Globe (Br
Hen..on Valparaiso J. Cobb Crowe, Cssoi brss Clarendon
vincent MszStan Anjsdor Ham hudson, Valparaiso 0seso
Fuery shangha Potomac socum Portland schrs Lama BevAn
Norton, ssn John Dunlap Ellis, DO
Feb l2-stesnshp OOhsh, bard san Diego ships Comet
Buubsm New Yorsi Thomas Walton, Lyle, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

From JAMAIoA.-We have our files Of King.
ston papers to the 9th inst, by the Uncle Sam, bul
find nothing of importance
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oh ~@<< 4
Atss, ,Fpl<HtY = sst eSssn ~ p ~rs k.s>-
schr kafo erse~ een s.x~a.Tc<4
sfgssrrs q H. tosr,tiy % p.ssaos-. ~Ar $50
Fosed 10 he TIE Jakn Dur'sP 20 arr - y.h HS-xAu&
rott -
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Miscellaneous.

the month OF January 1853 there
cleared nom tins pat vessels Of the following and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-12
PUBLIC NOTICE
TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN BLOCKS nos. 70 AND Is
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT

Nd now here the Common Council OF the City OF
IA Evansville hereby declare their intention 10 make
Wharf or Landing fifty feet in width along the Southern
Bank OF the O. nal within the corporate limits OF the
City of Evansville which Wharf Landing VIII extend
from the Western line of Chestnut street to the Eastern
line Of Oak street in the Eastern Enlargement oil SAID
CITY and to said landing it will be 70
appropriate Fify feet of the Northern North Wesern
end Of each Of the lots Blocks Nos. Twelve and 1hir
teen In the Eastern enlargement Of said City, and In order
that aegreveA the making of said Landing
Wharf may have an opportunity Of applying the Com
mon Council for redress IL is further ordered. that
copy Of this order signed by the Mayor and atested oy
the Clerk be rubisIe for six weeks in the Evansville
Journal public newspaper printed and published In
said City. Dated, June II, le53.
Attest: j. ,. HOPhlNS, mayor.
Gro n Topp. jeI4d6w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-12

A TRAIN SnAsHED-MAHY PERSONS IxJUR-
Ep.-As the passenger train of the Southern
Michigan Rsihoad was within four miles of
Toledo, on the morning of the Fourth, an ak.
letree on the baggage car snapped in two
The car lew about three rods to the left of the
track, . perfect wreck.-The' collision threw
the first passenger car forty feet from the
track with great violence, sn sshing it to
pieces, and reducing it to an unsightly pile of
wood, iron, and glass. How single person
escaped wound or death 10 astonishing. One
man was MORALLY wounded. A huge splin-
ter struck him below the breast, tearing out
lhis eEtrails in horrible manner. He died
at Toledo yesterday. Another man had his
leg broken, a third foot smashed, fourth q
severe coatusion on the head, will probably
reduce him to a condition of permanent idi-
ocity. Several others were injured and
bruised. All were shocked and hurt more
or less.
The second passenger car was thrown
across the track and broken in the middle,
and came near throwing all its inmates on
the track. A boy had his arm broken. A
lady had her head badly bruised and cut. A
man received severe wound in the side from
broken glass. A gentleman who was in the
second car says the shock of the collision was
tremendous, suddenly lifting people from
their seats, and throwing them headlong eigh,
or ten feet over the backs Of their neighbors
seats Cleveland Forrest City.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-12

Things at Washingso,


WASHINGTON, July 8, M.-The Republic
announces that E. Worrel, of Delaware. is ap.
pointed consul at Matanzas, J. L. Nelson,
Md, consul at Turks Island.
New Orleans papers Of Saturday are receiv.
ed. They contain no new of any impor-
lance.
The cholera has entirely disappeared from
Williamsport, Nd. No news cases since Sat.
urday.
A special session ofthe Baltimore city coun.
Gil is called to arrange for the reception OF
President Pierce.
WASHINGTON, July 6.--The steamers
Princeton and Fulton, and sloop.of.war Equa-
dor, the two former now fitting out for sea at
Norfolk. End the latter at Boston were yester-
day ordered to proceed to Portsmouth to await
orders to sail for the fishing grounds.
Hon. George Briggs was 10 day fined $50
and cost for an assault on Postmaster General
Hubbard last winter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-12

New YORK, July7.
Flour-ll,o00 bbls sold, 62a4 So; Ohio
4 69a4 81.
The steamers news had depressing ef.
feet on the market.
Grain-Wheat, Western ! %, easier
Corn, mixed 65Ac; yellow yeasier.
Wbisky-Ohio 22A, t>der.
Provisions-Mess pork Is so; prime IL 80,
steady. Mess beef ii 90; beef hams IL q
Is, dull. Shoulders SIC, hams &c; lard lO4c,
better.
Cotton-is in better demand with sales of
1900 bales.
Groceries Coffee etc; Sugar, Orleans
Ale, Muscoyado Ate.
CINCINNATI, July 8, p. NJ.
Flour is dull at 375a3S0. Common brands
are not saleable at over inside rates, and
there are more sellers than buyers at that
price.
Whisky--Is dull at ia.
Grain-Is firm. Sales Of 5000 bushels
CO at So. Oats 55a6O.
Groceries--There is a moderate business
doing in sugar and coffee at firm prices; mo.
iasses 10 dull.
Cotton-Sales of SO bales good middling
cotton at lO1.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-12

- DANIEL w. FOREST will make sUPE RIoR
~ u article Of French Calf Boots, from skins, 70
which was awarded prize Medal stthe worlds
With their his shop. First street. between
Main and Locust All work made from the above skns
warranted not 10 break.
Aiso-Lsdies' Buskins. Cloth Brski.s Gents Caters
Half Caters. slippers. and ye,cy Lad Ties. -sas WI
reatross Ard dispatch, splsdly :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-12

"wc doubt not that the Administration
IN deeply impressed with the responsibility
which rests upon it to elevate the standard Of
official fidelity and integrity VI Wash. Union.
If the structures of the Wing press have
yeallv convinced the Administration OF the
necessity of elevating Its STANDARD Of OH
e;.J integrity we congratulate the Wing
nresses. the administration, and the country.
Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-12

Nr"Josb. say. i was going down street
4'other day, and | seed tree bark" "Ioily,
sam, seed il holtoU." Sand seed the same
ea kau." ibid il take Its frurS with it!
40, il left thstfor boend."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-12
LEATHER AND FINDINGS,

VVTILLIAM BELL. is just opening on Main street
w opposite thu Bank large and well selected stock
Of leather and findings. consisting i'm part Of
1000 sides of sole leather Hemlock aud spanish oas
tanned. -
SO doz mo rrocco, No, 3 and 4, Tampico extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
IS doz Kip-Prime City, heavy country, light me
dunn
90 dOz Coehineal Roam
10 Pink blue and green do
20 " Linngs-Pink, blue. and green.
20 4" Bindings-Lindsey's cape goat and sheep.
5 " Patent Kid skins.
$50 {" Calf skins--lght. heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron,
9 Oil thong leather,
10 4" Madras Kid
20 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts.
Boot trees rasps, avis pincer nails balls tacks,
stamps, thread, buffers sicker wheels, keys hooks,
and all other tools and materials by shoe makers
ell OF hch will be sold the most reasonable terms
jel4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-12

BALTIMORE, July 5.-The verdict Of the Jury
ia regard to the railroad accident yesterday,
exonerates the company's officers.
A meeting is to be held nigh. to make ar
fanments for the receptions OF President
Pierce on Tuesday next. 80
Another accident occurred on the Baltimore
railroad this morning. The o'clock freight
train, iu.t as it left Wilmington, ran into the
draw at Brandywine creek bridge. The keep
Ell of the bridge says that he gave the proper
signal, but that no attention was paid to it.
The locomotive and two platform cars went
into the creek. The engineer and 6remen
were drowned. The bridge is situated just at
the edge of Wilmington.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-12

The RHODE ISLAND ELECTION Every
man who was a politician ten or twelve ears
ago Or who knew anything of public affairs
at that time must retain a vivid recollection
of the attempt Of Gov. Dorr and his follow
ers 10 overthrow the government of Rhode Is
land by force of arms. The friends OF law
and order proved too powerful! for the rebels,
and some of the latter were taken prisoners
and sent TO the penitentary, the rest making
their escape.
These occurrences in Rhode Island threw
the whole Locofoco party of the nation in
the utmost fury. Rhode Island was every
where announced as the "Algerine State"
Everywhere the Locoloco organs asseverated
that the X. |. constitution was such as none
but Algerines or Wings would willingly live
under. Well, for the last two or three years,
Rhode Island has been Locofoco, and the old
rebel leaders have been attempting to abolish
the constitution which all Locofocoism used
to think SO horrible. A popular vote was
taken few days ago throughout the State
upon the question of calling convention to
frame - constitution and the vote was
A Against tin every county. Thus the
population of Locofoco Rhode Island deci-
ded to have no change made in the constitu.
tion which all the Locofoco organs in the
United States had for ten years been stigmat.
izing as TOO ab ominable for any persons but
Wings and Algerines to submit to and abom.
Unable enough to justify its opponents in
spurning all legal and peaceable remedies and
resorting 70 insurrection and bloOdshed for it:
oyerthro%.- Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-12
ID. $. ANDERSON, Merchant Tailor,

D. So ANDERSONs
COMMERCIAL ROW.
Opposite j. H. JNagse Co.'S, EranssHte, ina,sse'
is receiving a large and superior STOCK OF orhiNu
;onshI styIes Fine black and eolored Cloths OF the
best English. French. and German manufacture; fine
Ss. poasrin. a large stock of French, English and
1900 Fancy Casino res and beautiful styles,
nserns and designs Linen Drills Of the very dstquay;
Marsees goods plain, coiored and inquired OF the most
6oured silks anG Satins of superb quality.
THE ABOVE GOODS
will he order In good STYLE and sold
cHrAp than the goods be bought In any city
West of the Mountains. Terms CASH.
D. s. A Is agent for Williams "Reports of Fashion,
The present number be had by mail or otherwise
ordered, for the small sum Of 81 50. apl6tf
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