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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02
ARRIVALS AT THE MONROE HOUSE,
Corner OF nIuIn and Centre Streets,
WIN. SHOOT, Proprietor.

THURSDAY, SEPT. /, 1858
Miss b. Wright, ST. Louis.
Miss Jennie Wise, do.
Miss Bullock, Rails county.
VIM. Withcrs, Paris.
Jerry Nargargan, Rails CO.
Miss 5. J. Christopher, do.
Miss L. ]. Vardaman, do.
VIM. Culbcrtson, do.
Jerry Culbertson, do.
Thos. Penn, do.
DR.. John c. Woodson SpenccrsLurS.
w. +. CarStarphcn, Rails co.
Geo. BoniCacc, Huntsville.
II. NJ. Finley, do.
Robert OwScy, South River.
G. ID. Ross, New London.
Richard Lamar, South River.
j. +. w. Pdttsen, Huntsville.
N. D. Wallock.
Frank Ray, ST. Louis.
- Coleman, City.
a. Holland, ST. Louis.
Miss Sarah Holland, do.
J. n. Smith and lady, Columbia.
Geo, Franer, Pike co.
VIM. Householder, do.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

MuRDER.'-The Kingston (Canada) News of
The 18th ult. says: Zone of the most diabolcal
murders that ever was perpetrated in this Sec
ten of the country, was committed last night
by man calling himself P. F. Beardley, from
the State of Ohio, but travelling with the circus
under the name Of Red Rover, on man named
James McAlser. He was stabbed to the heart
with dagger"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02
WILL PEOPLE WHO OWE US
The Epidemic.

The dates from New Orleans in the St. Louis
lntelligencer are to the evening of the 22d
Deaths on the 2lst, by yellow fever, 23o; 22d
239.
The Picayuhe publishes an account Of the
mortality in one family, that of Mr.. D. Wolf,
who has resided in the city for some years, BY
which it appears that he had but recently
brought his family out frcm Germany, one sis
ter, however, having been with him for some
years. All except himself were attacked with
the yellow fever, and his father, mother, two of
his sisters, and his nephew all died. The sis
ter, who had been some years in the city, reco.
rered, but returned TO life to find that those she
loved were occupants Of the grave. All know
ledge Of their death and burial had been KEEP,
from her.
In Mobile there were nine interments for the
"a hours ending at 6, P. NJ, 2oth-four of vel
low fever.
In Natchez the fever was increasing at last
dates, there being an average of five deaths
daily.
The Memphis Wing of the Goth says the city
"i' unusually healthy, without any signs Of
contagion or epidemic"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

IL The Arab ship Faze Keresm, on her pas.
sage from Alden to Bombay, with the Bombay
portion Of the Indian mail, which left London
on the 2Sth June, foundered at sea, 20 miles
from Alden. The mails wsrS lost, and lz9 out
Of 100 Arabs and Lasoars, who were on board
were drowned. Mr.. NAnkins, the mail agent,
also persisted.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

AZ The number of hands at work on the Pa
Siho Railroad, between Franklin and Jefferson
City, is reckOned at 1900. The work is said
TO be progressing rapidly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02
W 1 N E.

Pure Old PORT Sherry, Madeira CArst sad Malaga wines
It the Drug Store Of
Ju'y 81, lSS5-1kWsm ANDERSON,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

II The Vigilance Committee of Montreal
have arrested the Mayor of the city, Hon. Chas.
Wilson, for murder, on the 9th of June, during
the GOvazzi riot. He was held to bail in the
'un of $4,000, 10 answer the Criminal Court
Of the Queens Bench.
Three more rioters of the 9th of June have
been arrested.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

81 Cotton mattresses are now made in New
York. They are said to DO superior to the
moss, curl hair, or husk mattresses. The cotton
Telling is prepared by patent process.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

aj1From the mass OF recent California intel
Iigence we gather the following items of inter.
est:
A decision was rendered that will attract at
tention and create some surprise in the Atlantic
States. The court decided that the mines of
gold and other precious metals Of California are
the exclusive property of this State; that the
United States have no interest in them, and cam
not exercise jurisdiction over them. The de-
ciSion does not include the lands containing the
minerals, but only the minerals themselves. Ii
this opinion of the Court becomes established as
law, which we think it will not, it will prove of
immense advantage to the State; by making the
mines source of State revenue, which they
never can be so long as they are recognized as
the property of the General Government.
JoAQuIH CAPTURED Bnaeale4, and has head
IN the hands ofbiS OdpiOyS!-It has becnrepor-
ted here that the Company of Rangers, oomman.
ded by Captain Harry Love, met with the no.
toriouS murderer and robber, joaquin, and six
oV his equally infamous band, at Plnocha Pass,
and after desperate running fight, JOAQUIN
and one one of his gang were killed and two
taken prisoners; three managed to make their
escape, but one Of their horses was killed and
several captured. Captain Love is now on his
way down with his prisoners, and the head Of
Joaquin preserved in spirits, One Of Loves
Company was seriously injured. In haste yours,
Quariaburg, July p, 1858 T. A. c.
FLoGGED.--A scene transpired in this CITY
this forenoon, that is all the talk. 4 married
lady, of respectable character, had been insulted
by person who wears pants. The knowledge
OF this insult coming 10 the ears Of the husband
and another relative, it was agreed TO take sum-
mary vengeance on the delinquent. The lady
was armed witha raw-hide, and the parties wen;
TO the place where the gully one was doing his
business. The husband and the relative then
seized and held him, and the lady administered a
severe cOw-hiding. The alfir was witnessed
by large company. 1t Is the latest application
OF the woman's rights, and won't be very popular
with that class of Gelinquents. But the people
said amen.-[Columbia State Journal.
Foar RupGELY.-This is the name Of the
new Fort on the Minnesota River, which, under
the superintendent of Capt. N. j. T. Dana,
is now progressing finely. The captain under
stands how to push things ahead, and his having
been selected 90 direct this important work
shows that his energy is duly appreciated.
Fort Rldgely is in pleasant location, and will
no doubt hecome favorite station with the off.
GERS of the army. For a dragon station, il
will be much more pleasant than any other loca.
ton within the territOry.-[ Pioneer.
E5-on Saturday night, John HaRlon, a resi-.
dent OF New York, while laboring under delir.
ium tremens, caused by liquor, seized an axe,
ard raiSed n for tbn y,,,rnos. &c .,.;l,;. &c
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

" The product of the Victoria gold fields,
at last accounts, was increasing. There was
great restitution among the newly arrived emf
grants at Melbourne. Rents and prices were
extrovOgantly high. Price of gold at Sydney,
76s. per ounce.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

IL The London Morning Herald states that
it is in contemplation to fit out another Admi-
rally expedition to explore the source Of the
Niger, with view of promoting civilization in
Africa, and opening up new sources Of COM
mercc.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02
NOTICE.

THE public will take notice, that will receive
L bids for the East half of Lot FIVE, in Block 1--WE,
in the city Of Hanhbal-it being the same Lot en-
which the Old Calaboose stood. The said Lot viii
be sold fair terms, and bids win be rec eived Tin
the First Monday in September next. The Lot fronts
II feet on Centre street, and is 651 feet deem.
HUDSON MARTIN, Mayor Pro. lsm,
August 90, lS53-bpld Fer the City Of Hannibal.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

NJ Accounts from Buenos Ayres state that
the city was still besieged by land, but great
dissatisfaction existed in the camp of the be.
siegers.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

IL Ex.GOv. John w. Dana, of M,ine has
been appointed Charge 70 Bolivia.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

So a destructive fire occurred in New York
on the night of the 23d ult. 1t broke out in the
" Pearl street House" and communicated to an
adjoining building. One Of the members Of an
engine company was struck upon the head by
some of the falling walls, and his skull rrac-
tured. There was about two hundred guests in
the hotel, nearly all Of whom lost all their bag.
gage
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

AZ The Illinois Central Railroad Company
refuse to transport liquors on their road Sew
eral attempts have been made to impose npou
the officers by means of false labels and novel
means of conveyance, but they have generally
been detected.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

u Here is clergyman's opinion of newpa-
pers. Rev. DR., Daniel Baker, of Texas, says
no has travelled through a great many States,
mixed with the people, conversed at the cOun-
try fresidc, and preached in the open forest as
well as in the thrOngcd city. Where he found
newspapers he found intelligence, people whom
he could talk or listen to with pleasure, and
among whom his good work prospcred. As a
general thing, whcrea newspaper was not taken
he could tell in the slovenlncss Of the household
the Ignorance of the children, and the difference
in civilization between those who do not; that
traveller in the country will be pleased and en-
tertained by the one, while he will despise the
other, without knowing the canse to which the
difference is attributable.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

AZ The Paris Mercury says there are to be
no more dram shops licensed in Fulton ma
jOrity of the citizens of that place having re-
monstrated against it.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

L3"A letter received at Marseillcs from
Mogador, In Morocco, announces that the En-
peror and his son had gained a complete victory
over the Kabyles. 1t was dearly purchased with
tho loss of 500 of the Empercr's best troops.
The loss Of the Kabyles was still greater.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

STEAMER LOsr.--The Arabia brings accounts
of the total wreck Of the steamer Monumental
City, on her passage from Fort Philip 10 Sid
ncy, on the 18th Of May, with q reported loss
of some thirty lives. She sailed not long since
from San Francisco, and belonged to Mcssrs.
Robert Garrett s. Sons, of Baltimore. She was
valued at 100000; but was only insured for
$4,000.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

IL The St. Louis Democrat says: THE
counting in the Sub.Treasury department in this
city was finished yesterday. The specie on
hand exceeds by fraction $l,l30,0O0. So an
officer engaged in the counting reports to US"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

E5On Saturday night, John HaRlon, a resi-
dent Of New York, while labOring under delir-
ium tremenS, caused by liquor, seized an axe,
and raised it for the purpose of striking his wife
when he hiTnself fell down dead upon the floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01
FATHER GAvAZZPS LECTURES.
NO. AAAs
Monks and Mans.

Father GAVIN delivered his Third Lecture,
he Tabernacle. ON Wednesday evening", TO larger
sadenee than has attended any previous The body
the house and all the front seats in the galleries being
OooupicJ Making his appearance on the stage q. &
o'clock toe lecturer greeted with loud and pro
opsed applause. Ho said that the subject Of this
evenings lecture was Monks and Nuns and he should
prove that both are useless, and dangerous 10 she
Church and 20 society
The lecturer then proceeded TO speak in Italian, Us
fellows:
Monks spd Nuns are useless in the Church and ~
r.rty DID Chris. oF,isin Monks and Nuns No. The
Primitive Church could worship God-eeuli exercise
CHRISTIAN virues--eould oyiuly present tseg - tho
sutcTins OF isarty raom RI lut having IN Manese
COrpors,ios. and 50 woald again, were such abuses
HON. did these Sbuses OF Mooks and Mons creep into
N. Church of Christi Tasy srese from the scasdAs
ntroAncet into the Church by the Pope Whle there
were no Popes there existed pure Christianity when
Popes entered In,o the CAGTeh they brought viii tbea
slspdor vice. luxury, tyranny, pyide-iD short every
sandal Frcm the exaiapss OF the Popes themselves
every spcoies of evil was encouraged
To check the increasing depravy o' the Clergy well
etstioned men founded inoaSte orders, s''s Ut hsn
very r,sid In their regu,siions-for from corrurf
Ch1reh no uu,e morality could dow 10 the people hut
ne crystal stream Of christina simplicity a. written 10
re Gsspel would rly come 20 tbefu polluted
Therefore YOU see that fOpsh dene-AieAnoh ma not
stered into the Church, religious societies and inoHs'
ae corporations ~oald ny, have been nec~sary Tay
sers intended good bus hey proved % % great
W, - soon a. the moment was patsed
Excep< Tor moment a their ioubdst.1a, ~ ih.'s
senastic orders were worse than useless. isf0ssa
leu arose endless disseasiOos in the ChuFc9i D1'hl'
ss hated FrspS iseans--sRa FrAneiscsns bI~i Dom
assas both hated the jcstits and were equally l'sh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

T,srts.scr on l.oNe isLArD.-The Grand
wc,,hy Patriarch Of tho Eastern Division, a. {.
rarssgN paid an otGcid viii on Monday evening lat
a. ucmp..osa Division ol the Sons Of Temperance,
h,ca,,,i In beautiful village OF that name on Long
tsl.nd. snd addressed tn members at considerable
lc.s,h principally the subject of the Maine La"
sna showing the beneficial results che conceded de-
crease in raupcrssm. crime and taxatioa) In those
s.ta where the Law hsd been enacted and enforced.
rr a,e>ssler. Mr Smart ard Mossrs s. c. and 5. y.
sreacAer also addressed the body and VIM. l.. Mac
crcush cniivcncd the exercises Of the evening With
several temperance sonrS These visits OF he Grand
Worthy are doing much good IN the way Of en-.
ccur.sins the friends OF Temperance to greter efforts
IN behalf Of the good cause and have thereby acquired
raueh deserved popularity We are informed tina,
the Temperance folks moving forward with great
,ncrSy and unsnimi,y Long Island, and tha, they
are hkcly TO render good account Of Themselves the
coming wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01
rs-o,x Bull. the eminent Norwegian VIC.

ty OK BuiL,th eminent Norwegian vlo-
niss has VIC lcarn been very successful in hs South
cra Ccnccrising tour We also informed that his
Colony In Pennsylvania is in very satisfactory stste
II rrcSrcss The industrious emgrants have erected
= number Of school-houses, and great many dwell
iugs for The accommodation of themselves and their
ffeods who expected TO arrive from the Fahersnd
during the prescnt spring. They have slso opened
uubcr Of roads, and are prepared to put crops
Of spring grains, &c large quantity of maple sugar
ha. been recently produced by the coonists md we
have no doubt Old Bull sugar will command a high
price la the market II is said that the great volnist
insons. about the first Of July, to give grand feast
aud musical soiree in his colony at which the yands
will corsis, Of bear, vsnison, trout aud the drink OF
pure mountain spring water That will be feast
worth attending.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

Nuns prtsetts him with sus~Pan to duicify his
ror'i- Apil.usel Nuns In IL day o. taeir sol
enn proiesHfn. sWear 20 forget the house Of - sr
father and mother Therefore they e not npe.-nt %
give Jour daughters edacaton Cor r0tis are necss
ssrJ 70 teach daughters in domestic sf4irs NV
icsn. beware Of your boase. We have 1ox tr4V-
cling We hsve eyery where the presence OF Iesg.t.
therefore look for your servants th4t you do no .s
E jesuit N disguise Appliance Have you never seen
jesuit female IN Protestsni family sac Il modest;
appeIing LADY, dressed IN plda black dress, with
oowncAsf expression % her cTuntepsnce: and soc u
generally very sttenfive ard diizent Bat you viii
End her often 10 be only jesuit spy. Il the Roman
Cs;hobcs Ike n have among them nlns very
well; but | am surprised 70 ind Prs,ssI.ts
having anything 70 do with them Mary ask ~hetaer
there anything nnsorel IN these nun periss know
the character Of this American audience too vel 70 SAT
anything upon this pOint out II sny challenge
10 controversy upon the subject through the pres
should not shrink from u you think that AL the Mans
o0atets5 their condition you greatly mistaken
They called the spO9se Of Cas and the doves Of
Heaven" But lock a, ter nOnss.e-es-ircr doors.
ren wIDdows, and iron gsies And this Il the liberty
enjoyed by these spouss Of Chris snd doves ~ Hesvsn
Many become Nuos because Of despsir thHy be-1-ne
funs often in consequence Of disaDpOGlsu.s Ia love
In London few months ago, Mis- Talbot put in
70 monastery BY so Ubcle becsnse she had 900
And If Miss Talbot was not q Of spirit and
ergy she never would have escaped from the Nunsry
and now she Is the vie Of Lord Howard Applause
Now. let me cay 70 yop do not support cDante-
psuce tins system. spesk the lsiies Of America,
when ssy know from England you were greatly en-
gagged in behalf Of the slave This Of my business
You, American ladies, All in behalf Of the
blsok slSve; snd Why do yen forge; all the rhEe
slsyest Applause And why do you not com
pare your negro slavery with the slavery of nunsi
Do 20. and you viii fad inst the nuns are under
million tines more severe slsyeTy than are your negro
slaves fApplsuse] Only few Of these Nuns. who
bsve icy heart and coutentei soul eOuteutei
with their condition Arise, American ladcs "a order
to reheyethem from their slavery lAPpsnse
Last evening Father GiyAzzI delivered his
Fourth Lecture, the subject being "Transubssantia-
ton He spoke for time in Italian, to show that the
customs of Psganism had been introduced into the
Roman Church and that the Macs was legacy from
PAgsnsm Hi. English address was endeavor 30
show the symbolcA not tie character OF the Ssera-
uent Of the Lords supper-thst the bread and wine
were not the body and blood Of Christ but only the
representatives thereof There was large audience.
and perfec. order prevailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01
RElt EsrArE The following sale. were
srArR Y5rR ralcss
NV loAh "wednesday March ~. l53.
T. ~ Etis5y II TIE ~ Y T15g1e.

Nsw OAK "wednesday March ~ l3I3
T. 'As Eiis,y II TIE " Y rri5g1,.
SIK-l his j, 81 sgr Of dollars and cent? The
trst question IA. W5en nan DrOPlsos % crafty some
desiI-. What i the damage (which Ia Eagli.h
mssneth what viii Il cost such seing the case you
Nlh confer sree. favor upon money ~ yog public 81
EeQuCsrI Tie thousand AMI advertiser, yoar pa
per 81 fsr possible 10 ststs the -s Of Ia, Blessing.
tncy are sO an Hiou- % shower upon the Community
Ihs = iae selsOn u zoe when board Ia tie country
J. All eTtsed extelslyeiy and thSse tdveglis uenLs
would be worth treble vhaitiry ssuslly are II some Ia.
oyusiion given % What viii be- the s1ssass Of
re elegant sc1Onunld GOns"
mention ihls ss Of the mary kinds wh ca s.IDud
a.wsys conisinA "rpec.a csnse word ~ ,he uvi,s
&C Genf!rTurD and lacy advertisers in Tie Tri5sq>
s-ve a. your dollar md cen. eoluInn eth
RUS OVER ASD KILLED.-On Wednesday
evening lad named James Rolgers year, Old. wss
rsn ever IL rstay near lh - by horse attached %
dirt carr, sbd Instantly killed III, body~s. conveyed
10 Tie rsseHce IL pareDts No - East Eley-Efh 49,
where o. Inquest all b. he'll TIE Seventeenth Tari
Police arressd the driver OF lie cart who va. commit
ted 70 Az the re.u; Of The Coroner ,ayestgsron.
DARrsG BE- RoLArY.-Thc dry goods sore OF
q George key- No. $40 Elzhth-av.. entered be
tsseg ! and o'clock 81 Sunday morning Asr, Aat
rybbtd u about 90 worth q brOcals saks Toe
It4s entered through The hall door thea oy breaknx
op.u side door -a.iirg into ths store Ttry robbed
the drawer q about ~ worth Of pcnnles and small
con- broke open tesk AMI r4Esacksd the store from
eai % end. u evident they entered expecting %
Ind mOHry AHd failing n obtain H. they ook the sllks
FISK Last evening, about clock a fire
broke oct ron uuknOSu 10 oc u de foons
q Ieaoss Hstsi s'oae~sJ The srv department 81 ~
Ds,r,cf S,re early the rfoaBs snd .oss r--4e N
stnHsH.'hirs De dance. Damage slsht.
To ~ E4ss, 4 TasaY rsbsss.
OESrLEsGs Esss noe tiias % aiifr.. yeu "a aaa.
y 5u' have desrsd Chsa Start E. tAo b-areg ef ibl
~ cal upcu yea h, sraiBs 1Bd a. state tie stsrt
VI tLs trc qrval Al Aboaf 81 Ocock Cd
ps ore " my s-fNss,s, While dEa~ias saas scahel 81
W hssisfs n me Aehsn bod lshf tas itaid
Anrs po.ee rnsnd severely baainx hun ssa satfss az
tfs me veud ~ofk ~ TIE foos Aafta "a tnHsdstsv
sAt gu'bsa -i'hoat ssroes daIuass sFPsfsat ssen
sais that The bassmsut only injured and ssi thsfs
hsa sesn 10 Hsrspos u the basirsss Of sse hses the
issfnf tssir tra slsr The scsnt - nssl wts
tias - rr~vsot sBy possible sxasssFsoh OF The tuuan'
stances Tlnr. f-.es.tn.lly CUsrfs Jvpsos
u Jal.,s. a ss-l. No 81 sfssisy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01
rsr GnAcn GREENWOOD writes from ROM

IC URAck URELNWOOD WrItes TON hOme
20 The National Era as follows
81 met on this night a son of Mrs. HemsDs. He re-
scmbles somewhat the porirsits Of the poetesshss,
should sey her eyes and hair. He Is peculiarly mild
and pensive young msn whom you might almost believe
Rad been reared en- his mothers melancholy melodies
Mr. HeInsps IL deyout Roman Catholic. Think of
the Of the author Of The Forest Sanctuary
Papistr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01
CITY ITEMS.

~ The rain which fell yesterday, though
Insignificant in quantity was the most acceptable gift
next to an honest and Efficient City GOVernmens-,h,,
could have been bestowed upon dirt straugled and
sufocsted citizens For the hrA time 10 many days
could breathe freely, and the luxury great
that the people went forth umbrealess into the rain
and revealed in it like ducks in the mud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01
rWIt ia Reported that the Street Commis

~ 1t is reported that the Street Commits
soner aroused at last by the voice Of the people and
the Press, has made arrangements to put down the
dust For that purpose, an immense number OF men
will lie employed, and all the CroOn that be spared
will be put in requiston, while broOm'. hoes, shovels
and carts will cooperate in general Spring cleaning
Something like s2o,OOo will be at once expended ia
making this most ardendy wished for reform. The
prernsries sid TO be fully arranged though they
have been carefully concealed up to this period. for
the purpose probably Of giving the people an ssreea
bic turpfSe.