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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-06

The above letter shows that in real hot fire, RIcn's
SALAMANDERs the only Safes to be depended upon.
In the Pearl fire. Safes, of different makers
were totally destroyed RIcHs SAFE bidding deG
TO the flames preserving notes bonds and mortga
ges, the value of S0O lhe Chillicothe FIRE is Il
lease-EyERY SAFI. Elcns is destroyed These
repeated occurrences pro eontcstbiy that Wilder's
Patent Salamanders wild IMPROVEMENT, are the
best Safes made i'm the or States, in the whole
world They can be had az DEPoT, l46 WATER ST.,
snd at the FACTORY, corner of@ST. MARKS PLACE and
ArENuE. New York. STEARNS q MARVIN.
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BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACToRY.


Vs ; 81 4: !: 4. $ + A. a
oet25 JOHN RASCH.
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Superior COurt-Part III.
Be1Ur6 Hon. JuCge Uutr and 8 IT
CHICKEN SfTTT.

A CHICKEN SUIT.
Nov. 10.-John Hall Us. James Do,elly and a,aoix
This action brought by the plaintiff emp
Of the defendants for services rendered the latte
the poultry and fruit business, at Washington mar
from the 18th of December. 1851, until the 18th of
TENDER, 1852 The plaintiff claimed ten dollars per u
az reasonable compensation for his services during
time, for picking chickens &c. For the defence 1t
allie zed that the plaintiff was discharged from their
poy the LIST OF June, 1852 and during six weeks OF
time while he was in their employ, he was uuwell &
render his services of little value to the defends
and that they had paid him s165 Is in full compenaa
and satisfaction for said services. The jury brough
a sealed verdict for the PLAINTIFF for 1874
EMBRYO ITALIAN OPERA CASE IN THE SUPER
COURT-THE FIVE POINTS WITHOUT AN "ORGAN.
AntssiO Boy id'so US. John u. PTrdzzo,-This Al
ton brought by the plaintiff, street organ grin
against tie defendant for damages for the alleged
full taking from BaR go Camano by the defendant
the Goth of December 1852 tf certain street organ
''Hute piano, Of The value OF S70 by means Of which
said Camiano was deprived frem earning large SUM
money With the said organ. The plaintG also slI'
that the claim Of BraggiO Camiano regularly ASST
to the plaintiff herein before the Mt Of thi
ton, applied to the defendant for the possession Of
organ, but was refused Damages for the detention
laid at $500 Several Witnesses called by ths
sci the part of the plaintiff to prove the title of
Canano at he time of the assignment, to the organ
also the plaintiffs title thereto subsequently. The +
mopy ground out in Italian, and interpreted to
Court and jury by Mr. ID E, Nell. Several o.
grinders Of celebrity without their monkeys, wer
attendance ano evinced considerable interest in the
ceedngs specusting, no doubt, In their minds I
the "turn" of This suit to the future permanent
the Italian opera in this great country. For the def
1t contended that the defendant the lawful
of the organ, and that Mr. Camiano had legal tit
the organ in suit; that Mr.. Solari, from whom Cam
obtained the organ, had ownership title or int
therein; that he had authority to sell dispose OF
same; and that such sale to Camiano, by Solari,
fraudulent and made with the knowledge and conniv,
Of Camiano for the purpose of defrau ling the defsn
herein; and that Camano had been notified, before
pretended sale by him to the plaintiff of the abov
legged facts Of which, also, the plaintiff had notice b.
the stsgnu ent Of the claim to him. The charaots
one OF the defendants witnesses for truth and vera
uas called gu. ston and considerable discord" 81
ed on the occasion After some "piping' to the ju,
verdict was rendered for the defendant.
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Theatrical and Muslcnl.


BowFRY THEATRE MIR Stevens, stage manager OF this
esabs hment takes benefit this evening, and he has
put out very full and interesting bill Four first rate
piecesae to be played and among the persons who will
appear notice the names Of sss Julia Turnbull Mr..
p S. Beauohamp Mr.. G. E. ail Mr. f. Eddy, Mrs Parker,
Mr. Stevens X. Johnston, Hamilton, Lefinywel aud
other favolites The early appearance of Mrs Hambln,
(late Mrs. shawl is underlined.
BROADWAY THEARE-Mr James Anderson plays Clos
ter in Richard Ill.," this evening" supported by the
excellent stock company The amusing triae from tae
French Antony and Cleopatra" is also to be played
Mr. Davidge IS the gallant Hu.sar, and Miss iousen-
derson plays Hercule in "Civilzaton."
Burrows THEATRE Tho sterling comedy, "a Cure for
the Hear, Ache is to be played this evening, Mr. Bur
ton and Mr. Jordan in the characters OF Old and Young
Rapid The successful farce of The Young Actress. "
in which Miss Robertson has made such hit. is also to
tony and Cleopatra by Mr. Jordan and Mss Robertson.
NRIo's--The opera for to night Is 81 PuritaD with
Steanone Salv Marini and Beneventano. To hear the
famous liberty song, 'suon della tromba, Is worth the
price of q ticket.
NATIONAL THEA1Rx-"Uncs Toms Cabin (Mr. Aiken's
version Is be played this evening for the Tooth me
Little Cordeha Howard il a dramatic wonder
wAuAcK's THEATE--The comedy, - Love and Mo-
pey az "Bleak House, are TO bs played this evening
Both pieces have ample justice done to them by the Ia
Tented company.
Mr. DRsrs1ER the pleasing ballad vocalist eives his
first entertainment at the Tabernacle this evening The
price OF tickets is X ed at twenty-five cents The vocalist
Is well and favoraby known Ga his prog anime 20 night
notice several Of Burns songs,a song by Long
fellow, and the "siay Queen" (rennyson).
AMERICAN MusruM.-rhs afternoon g The Secret" and
tine Limerick Boy In the evening Uacle Toms
Cabin (Mr Conway's drama,) is played.
Decentralization square continues TO be popular
resort and the Hppodome has lost Of its attraction
The eeple Chase the os'rches, and all the other Gu
rious things there can be seep this evening.
Bowny C,Rcrs--Mona. Chisrin, Madame Franconi
Miss Emma Nahaus, and all the other popular perform
crs, appear this evening
CIIHsTys MINISTRIES .--Thia company, who have amused
tho mn for the last seven wears at 472 Broadway give
10
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
Affairs In Chill, Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador
The ChIncha Islands Affair, &C., &c.

Affairs In Chill, Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador
The Chlncha Islands Affair, &C., &c.
Our advices from Valparaiso to the lst and from
Caiao to the 18th ult. There Of Importance
Business brisk in Valparaiso and several vessels
had arrived from England and the United States Great
activity existed in the -four market, and that article
quoted at 30 so. Freights to England Ell e. 5s.
to California, $40.
We take the following review from the Valparaiso
Echo -
SO few events of importance have taken place dur
ing the last fortnight that almost think might
have omitted this review altogether.
Congress closed their prorogued sessions today Their
abors have been few and of note-nany matters OF
national interest have been laid before them out their
discussion has brought no final decon and
laid by az quiet repose until next years sessions
Our legislature sreno doubt very PATRIOTIC they
body OF weLintentioned pains taking men, but their
la5Ors very tardy, and the routine of their discus
sons exceedingly heavy, that several sessions
quired for toning or throwing out the most ole
We have only governn DEGREES to register since
last paper. (ne ordains the Mint Treasury to op.a
an account for he government shares IN tns santiago
and Valparaiso re- lwsy, taking charge of the Of
f3sl 686 lbs I'd. eerling. being the paid by the
Peruyi Minister IL London to Barring Brothers Co.
the Char 1ts agent there said suouHt being
destined this great oc work the second decree a
thngs- tho superintendent and treasurer OF the railway
com, any TO d,aw o. c- Barring Brothers Co for
EGO 900 sterling, st tx days and current rate Of
charge.
The mines 81 Coquinc,o and Copiapo couiaue pros
in the latter province bs., much Improved in tho
ard Of the ores slce our ist.
We learn that legi4iss sessions have been further
prorogued Tor twenty days. hit not Of
matters are To be bought forward on the tapis.
In Peru a. vac quot and a. present there appears
likelihood "a war With HSsgia. Two expeditions had
started for the Amazon gold rarons, but owing the
bad M nagement OF the arrangement Of tie expeditions
much hardsliiys we're suffered. We have important
ews from the gold dista-ct beyoad that already pub
Eshed.
Kate Hayes hse arrived a. Lima from Valparaiso and
pmposed, after etay Of few there 10 IA for
Australia and theace to SaD francisco.
TIE CHncHA ISLAND AFFAIR.
Private letters inform that the DeSxnce sailed for
the United States on the ION III. captanr having con
seDed to receive the ship under protest the
having frat paid BIN $50 per day dsmurags The Def
aDce Is spendid new ship Of 100 tons or her first
voyage. The captain IL four h oguer aah most
gentemanly man. The whole affair hag caused me Pa
ruvian government much annoyance does "a. ali
Justify the acta of their officers n l. TO h. honed that
the matter will be smicably arranged.
In aluson TO tbs above respondent goes oa 20
say
This ans and that Of Elias has drawn peoples thought
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U. s. COMMISSIONER Court.
Before GEORGE w. Morton. ESQ.

CHARGE OF REVOLT IN THE HARBoR OF NEW n
Nov. 1O.-The United States Us. William Seymour
three others the csao Of The Jrig Lucy.-The defendants
cha ged with erdeavor to make revolt in the ma
Of New York, on the 4th instant. The warrant was
then executed as the captain said he would get
persons TO start his vesse out Of Sandy Hook and
The men would not conclude to obey his orders Def
ants still persstipg in refusal the ship back from
on the 9th. Upon the investigation held as above
Kdgway appeared for the United States. aud Mr.. Y
Morton for the defendants
William Jones beHg sworn, testifed-I am maste
the American brig Lucy; the prison ers my crew,
Joined the brig last Friday for voyage to Rochefor
France; they Gshed the anchor, and afterwards VIII
told them to the wlrdAss, they refused to ohay
orders ana would do nothing towards getting the "
under weigh demonstrated with them, aud again
ORDERS they persisted in refusing; this last Satur
and the brig WAS lying at anchor OFT Governors I'll
proceeded on hoard the cutter for assista
and they continued in their refusal to do duty wi
returned they put in irons and carried board
cutter, to be dealt with according to law toll thor
] would forgive them IL they went to da'y; some
they would rather 10 prison for ten year than do
! made complaint against them to the United st
Court, but concaded to make another attempt Il
them TO duty before having them arrested; got
Assistance, and had my vessel carried TO sea, on,
Sandy Hook once more ordered them to duty and
refused; after Intellectual attempts, was compelled
come back into port
On cross exampation he testifed-The voyage v,
be about three months; men made no complaints W
ever ab< ut the worhpess of the vessel the 4,
boat unseaworthy, but could carry with little
ipg) all hands ashore, would have gone ashore in il
other day bad SHORE boat Or at the I'll
have full stock pf provisions board for tho vow
and Of the best quality; water is slowed properly
below and part Oh deck men have not implanted
IL was improperly slowed; paid the advance wages
them all
John Clark test6ed--l am Sandy Hook pilet; 1t
the lucy out on Tuesday; heard the men refuse ID
any duty.
On cross examine ion testHed-T have gone to ses
bark with only one boat; the Lucys small boat &C
BE- mended in a few minutes; heard NO complaint II
the men about either the vessel or the water exb
there would he fair wind at this season OF the
in going TO France have been board of the brig Il
most Of the time since Friday last.
Joseph Matthews testihed-I am steward OF the =
Lucy heard all the defendants refuse doty on Saturd
Sunday, and Monday.
On cross examination he tssti6ed-Tsey gave no rea
for this refusal.
No witnesses were called for the defence.
After hearing Mr.. Morton and Mr.. Ridgway, the o.
missioner sad that he must discharge the prisoners
in his Judgment, the brig was unseaworthy becausee
the water was not below, and the boat had small h
in it, and that was sufficient excuse.
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We have dates from Oregon Ibp 18th If Sci tember,
o-Dg two weeks later than previously received.
TIE INDIAN WAR.
The Hd11cn Of the 9Th Sept contains n very inter-
sitting detail q the late var, from wLich gleln the
fblo wing
The immediate Of the reosnt outbrssk does ,og
appear well understood The Indiana all.qe Ii
the principal reason the abduction OF az their
by Mexican named Dsbusha Ero had e, reatensl
uoisnce 10 the chief jim because ne sought reclaim
her apo that they commenced burning the houses with
cut discrimination By way Of ret0rt y
The people becoming easfed with the treatY and
returning 10 their homes There
that the Indians have credit for house burning than
they entitled to The Indians FAY that 3ost1s1'
in their camp few nights b. fore the battle and fur
nsbed ition and advised them what course pun
They refuse to rive his II will not be healthy
1bg him IL he IL found out
CAPT. Owcn, with COMPANY, succeeded ia decoying
Eve Indians into Bates house Grave creek under
preescs OF having talk and sitter dissrmips and tying
shot them. This act together viii the killing Of CO.
ftnceless Indian at the rancho Grave creek
hsved TO be all accomplished By tLat company during
the war. Capt Williams, Who commanded company Of
sbou thirty men, and has been vgilan In search Of the
snemy eur the war, succeeded W decoying Jim" the
young chief Of what Is known "Taylors Indiana In
camp APPLICABLE creek after the treaty had bson
Agreed uron, and tied him to tree and shot him.
hs Indians had Of the approach OF the howitzer
several days before IL ched Hague river They said
hyas rife which required hat full OF powder for
scad and would shoot down tree" II was an object
OF great terror tothe Indians and they begged Jo Lane
- tney call him, not TO hare 1t fred.
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,osP KINGSTON coRREsPoKDEScE.

KINGSLEY, JAMAICA, Oct. 2S, 1853
Prospects 81 Harmony IN the LeJis,d1ure-fmpDt Duties
Lsr1si-E1ciS Duiy-7hs Goperrsr Aspocdte for Re
trsnchRent, de-. dc.
The George Law will leave for Navy Bay presently.
viii therefore give you few itsms; indispos.ion must
necessarily rake then few, otherwise could wite
interesting particulars.
Our sstare has bean In session snce TIE lStk nat
and up to now have gene harmonously In both
branches, and there prospects than were sx
pected OF the harmony containing, although 1t is not
mpossibe that of quarrel may yet present itself
The Import Duty bill has been introduced into the Assem-
bly,, but IL has, believe what may be called constitu
tional appropriation clauses Finance Committee has
been appointed " render satisfactory the manage
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
ADDITIONAL FROM CALIFORNIA,
MORE GOLD DUST.
News From Oregon, Chill, Peru. Ecuador,
Bolivia, jamaica and Society Islands,
MASSACRE OF SEVERAL AMERICANS,
&C., &C., &C.,

ne steamship George Law from Aspinwa slst ult at
Isx NJ arrived At Quarantine yesterday morning at ~
ssloek She brings the California mails OF Oct 10, 400
vssssnxers and 1917, s32 in treasure, on freight
On the 9th and It'll inst the L. encountered rough
weather, strong gales frem the northeast, and very
Avy sea- during which time the steamer proved herself
= every particular superior sea boat
n, news of any Importance from the Isthmus The
- son thus has proved unusually healthy, and the
weather continues good and favorable to crossing, which
n .sw done with despatch, as the road from Cruces
Panama been improved and every facility offered
.spesrs both by the railroad and transportation
yanies.
Among tho passengers by this arrival the Hon. ".
n Gwn, of California, and Gen. Hiram Wallbridge Of
- city
We are indebted to Mr. F. q. Mitchell, Purser of the
sbsaner, for California files, &c.
ma following is the
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usvt Alden and others who were wounded fast ~
soverisg Mining bwine has been entirely suspended,
but u BEGINNING TO b. resumed.
IMMIGRATION.
The immigration up 70 Sept surpasses any previous
year. and they appear be Of wealthy class They re-
port more back than have up and the orty OF
those back in susr ring condition. and unless as
sisted from the valley many must die Of want Up TO
this time there has passed -
Wagons. ............. GIL Married men with their
Covs and hsifsrs q bQ8 Children sons. ....... I'll
Horses. .............ll79 Daughters. ......... !4
Mules..... ZIG Total i'm migrants. 3, AZ
A detachment belonging to Colonel AcClelands train
arrived At the Daes on oath of Sept bringing intel
gence that the remaining portion Of the immigrants
in starving condition 1t appears thai six days pre-.
train immigrants of about thirty wagons who
entirely destitute Of provisions, and had commenced
killing their cattle They report the road bad, and
think the immigrants win have abandon their teams
and pack throughhe only of reaching the set
Elements
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man named Patton, q cotton buyer, was killed in
Hamburg on the "a inst by Gus Pryor. Pattons throat
was 20 badly cut that he died shortly after the deed
one
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Josiah Davis teller Of the Forest City Bank, Csvea,
has been arrested the charge Of being connected
0 gang Of counterfeiters
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT BoITSAs BAY-FIyE MEy DROWNED.
"A shocking accident occurred at Boliuas Bay recent
". small boat beopgI 70 the sloop Clara, contain
ing persons, was svamped in attempting 10 so
through the TO board the Clara by which tive of the
unfortunate board were drowned.
REPORTED MURDER Mr.. J. A. PErERsoS.-rhs San
T ue co papers publish account Of the murder Of Mr.
Peterson 1T Mszatian, the sth Of Sep .ember last
Mr. p il said TO have been asssssinated oy Mexican
woman hom ne had with him It is frequently the cass
0at there a. private ends in view in making these
ssrts and though hat may not have been the The
orssept instance prefer not TO give the information
verify.
FREt.fTs PAID IN SAN FRAyCsco-From a table in tks
s.o Francisco Prizes Current and Shipping List learn
that here paid for freghs 70 VESSELS arriving 1T san
Francsco from Eastern domestic porss from January
L. folla--
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We are indebted to Mr. J. AiGbert, OF San Francisco,
and also the expresses Of Wells Fargo Co. and Adams
4 o., fer files Of papers
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Great Excitement Mt COlumbln-Flght be-
tween Frcnchmen and Americans Mining
News.
correspondent of OF the up river papers, writing
som Columbia under cate of Oct IL says
s.ur quiet little town yesterday afternoon thrown
INTO feverish state of excitement by the arrest Of two
Frenchman suspected of stealing 81 zoo from two
m n miners. They had hearing before Justice Carrie
AnA bound for trial in the Court of Sessions
purpg tendency OF the examination large numbers
Of miners commenced assembling, and it quite appa
sent that Judge lynch instead Of Judge Tattle, Toad
teuce Ii culprits The constao Die removed the
srs the and started towards Souora but
before he had preceded a hundred yards the crowd
prs SEQ upon him and took the criminals. This
mage sixty seventy PEI sons now augmented to four
or i've hundred good order they marched with the
T-enchrren in front TO hill overlooking the town in
close proximity to the cemetery Here ropes were thrown
ever a limb Of tree and the ends we're inconvenienty
t-red around the prisoners necks In he meantime,
few of the French residents rallied and made at
temtt 20 the prisoners general fight ensued
several minutes, but the French gradually gave way
and the Americans were victorious.
Another attempt mace to hang the but with
avail at each twtch OF the they srenu
ously avowed their innocence At this janctura
TIVE for egn merchants forwa ID and offered
bail in the of 81 600 for the appearance of
rs prisoners at the District Court term, and TO de-
pss 200 TO tn credit Of the VINO lost the money
to paid ii the Franchnen should be convicted OF the
rob The crowd met the proposition favoraby the
ropes we're away ana the prisoners banded to
the sheriff The multitude departed, and, in ten
thereafter not hundred beings we're to De
where thousands had congreyated one hour before.
Mercantile business is rather duh at present, and, in
et the branches Of trade partake Of this general
h-amohility. Mining operations have been somewhat
sasrended from the insuiceucy OF the supply Of water
but evidences of il the mountains, which
OF course will wing plenty of the needfl element
hoe miners who have water on their claims in many
instances making more than average wsges, and |
believe realize less than the standard of labor
per day Columbia il in the centre of rich mineral
district and the gold is more generally dfnsed trongh
NE ground here than in any other part of the State
Hence YOU hear less from Of big strikes but the
INV nta al a
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10 san Francisco Oct IL the lady Of CAPT II. D. Wal
'er q. S A., of a daughter
oc,. II, the lady OF s Ashbury sheppari, Eaq, OF
haurNter
Oct ID, the lady of James Benson, Faq., of son.
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Our Nicaragua Correspondence-AnaIrs i'm
Costa Rica. &c. &c.

Our Nicaragua Correspondence-AHalrs I'm
Costa Rica, &c, &c.
We in possession of files of La Gacd of San Jose,
Costa Rics, up to the 22d OF October.
Some doubt having arisen to whether the decree OF
the It'll Of March last prohibiting the expectation OF
building wood Of greater dimensions than twelve inches
square intended to apply to that cut private
perty the government has published resolution decar
ing that it is 20 meant to apply.
Mr. George Schedel, a. B. NJ Vice Consul At San Jose
der of his government he about to proceed in the
in December.
We have files of Paname1o, Of Panama, N. G., ex
tending to October %.
In his official report to the Provincial legislature the
Governor the province of Panama makes the following
statement in reference to '.ways of communication"
The railroad opera continue rds their concu
son notwithstanding the seou drawbacks which they
ha6 encounere and which have caused great losses 10
tie company. The government, authorized oy the
eutiye power acting in accordance With its il sruc
tions il occupied with certain regulations With the
pany the enjoy emit of concessions mentioned
in the contract and which should be submitted to the
appreciation Of the government
Great scandal has been caused in the province Of Pana
ma by the fact priest named Gregora Luna having
presented himself before the parocha udseshp to form
matrimonial ,ntrect between himself and Tomas,
Montesa The recent marriage law legalizes such pro
eeedng the apostolic ysiter Senior vssquez, had
dered the vicar to suspend the offender from his eerica
the clergy and people of the Church of the Isthmu
principal burden 81 which is the punctual and liberia
payment OF tithes and first fruits.
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Miscellaneous Items.

GorD on -rn OTHER SIDE OF rHR SIERRA NEvADA.-rhe
Tr-, chmen who arrived the plains with Col
Cp ani that they found gold in abundance in
C.s-on's Valley. According TO their statements, the
ners who have penetrated to that point receiving
IN ample ward Upon the west slope of the Sierra Ne
vAdA al elevation of than 500 feet above the
av.l Of the parties of French found who
naking from 81 to 50 per day.-Stnctton Journal.
STATISTICS MEXICAN LAND CLAIMS CAIIFoRNIA.-Ws
have complied the following table of the hgures Of the
saH,ms he. ore the United States Land Commission