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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-25
Law PARTNERSHIP.

TAs. g. JONES and JAS. 4. BLYTHE, Attorniss a
81 Lw, Evansville Indiana. nave associated themselves
ia the pc ctice Of the law, and will continue
% practice In this adjoining cou2ties and In the
Supreme ani District Court. They design turning then
st,snton pa,ticliary to land law In short time they
will be prepared TO give few minutes, abstract
the title to almost any in Evansville or its enlarge
ments orin Lsuaseo, t0ysthe with their professiona
M 81, a a. 4 A.. t,tle IL ..irsd ljy25- -dawtf
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SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS
WELL AS OTHERS.

THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to the
citizens of Evansville and surrounding country thai
ney have opened SHOE STORE AND FACTORY, on
Main street, between Second and Third, whore OF
Doth of the proetors be found all busne
One of the firm has just returned from the East with
large supply ofnc latest styles Of work OF
all kinds which the, will sell and warrant Their stock
Of Leather and Findings is of the finest style and quality
and has been selected with great and with
to please all. HART e. FELKER.
n B-The attention of the Ladies and Children s re-
spectfully invited 10 our assortment and prices.
NJ All rips repaired, free charge, ofwort bought
at our establishment. (dccl9) H.&F.
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COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.


THE undersigned would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Evansville that he is better prepar
ed than ever to supply their tables WITH EVERY
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, in the line of Family
Groceries.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received du
ring past year, confidently expect continuance OF
of the trade present additional claims,
and shall spare no efforts to merit il.
am constantly receiving all the leading articles OF
Family supplies fresh fom country; and shall keep
hand at all times, Fresh Butter, Cheese Lard Eggs,
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried and Picked Meats.
Also
complete assortment Of Dry Groceries OF every de.
crip.on. Teas Coffee, Sugars Measses, Flour, Feed
DC.
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods to the
doors of the purchasers promptly upon the receipt of
their orders. Call and examine my stock.
Il. COOK
Oet22 Opposite the Post Office.
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and Forwarding
III OU Sc.
JosEPH MoaRIDeB,

.lIIate TwlcheIl q MOgFidge,J
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND PINE STREETS.
NONSlGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
" prompt and personal attention, and liberal ad
canoes will be given when required on Consignments
or Bills of Lading in hand.
Orders for 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 of freight will always procured aud the
expense Of stcrage and drayage much as possible
avoided
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References.
PACE BACON,
CHARLES, Blow & Co., | G. ,.,.
CHoUrEAU& Il VALE, 70"
DoAN, kING & Co..
H. ID. NEwcoMB & Bao., ! v.,,.~ur.
w. b. REYNoLDs, N
ELLIS tx MORTON,
SrRADER & GORMAN,
HosEA & FRASER, Cincinnati.
SPRINGER & WMrrNAN,
4. 0. GOODMAN & Co., I.f
J.W. BUTLER & Bro,
ID. LsEcH IL Co., : Pittsburgh.
WM. HoLMEs& Co.,
4. & c. YARNALL & Co.,
MORGAN, j. VI. Buck g. MORGAN, p.r,,,.
B. b. CoMEGYs, 500. (Tnhaue'Pn"'
SHIELDS IL MILLER.
Blow & MARCH,
CHAs. A. WEIGHr.> Il ..at
JOSIAH LEE IL Co.. ! p.,..
ABRAHAM G.. CoLE, oahimore'
A. q. FARwELL 81 Co.,
HOWARD. Son IL Co., nossoh'
T.C.TWICHELLNC CO.. New Orleans.
have open Policy of Insurance. which will cove
all shipments to address, when advised by pei
mail or when endorsed on bills Of lading before or
the time of shipment. JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
mar9. '53--d&wIy st. Louis. Mo.
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CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND
RET ALL.
THE undersigned constantly keeps hand a large
assortment Of fresh Water. Butter and sugar Crack
ers and also Of Soda, Pilot and Navy Bread, which be-
ing manufactured oy the latest improved Machinery.
be sold at low price in any place in the
and not excelled in quality by any other manufacto-
ry in the country. large stock always hand at my
shop on Water street, between Sycamore and Vine.
decl4-tf J. SIEZICH.
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q. VI. .-GHIFFITH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
HaPtyyare and Cutlery.

As iust rsc ,ivsi flii ani ,ete stock Of TO-
reiya Inl D nestle Hard ware, Mechanics tools anc
BIl,iny aatsrils. Merchants, Mechanics, and other
are invited to examine his stock at
sp.dti-d& &wa The SIGN OP rdE NIL SAW.
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We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock, there anything here before like
IL. (jan2S) WIN. LOWENTHALi & co.
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ETNA
FIRE INSU ANCE CO NJ p A N Y |,
of Hartford. Conn.

ETNA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN Y,
of Hartford, Conn.
CAPITAL $500, ,OOO-aH paid in and tRUested.
RESERVED EARNINGS S2Oo,OO0.
Total assets $50e,0OO.
THIS Company was incorporates wl.n Poapcsun hx
Fire on Dwelling Houses. Manufacturing establishments
stores and merchandize IN geneIai
agency will be hberaily adlusteo anu Pai" WV" P'"P
ness.
Thos X. Rrace Robert Buel,
Samuel Tudor, Miles A. tu'to:
Joseph Pratt, yohn L' boswch, ..I.
ans,in Dunham Ebenezer Flower,
Ward Woodbridge, +. a. Bulkiey,
Joseph Church, ROLAND MaWei,
Edwin G. Ripley Silas B. Hamlinton
E,adaricL TYLER Samuel is. Ward,
'''"Ii THOMAS k. BRACE. Pres't.
AnpHcations for Insuranc may be made to the sub.
.crber WHO'S duly authorized to reseve proposals and
sSe % Wes
feb4u Main street. nearly opposite the BANK.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
| HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
| IScoKPoRArED ISlO.-CHARTER PERpETuAL.
Anthori led Capr $3.50 CaPi sl'oooo
4 y,HIS long established and well known Institution
l has transacted most extensive Insurance busnes:
for more years. throughout the United states
and the British North American provinces Ii has aimed
q secure public confidence yam honorable and faithful
its contracts and the owners OF property
that all fair claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
buildings Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses stores, Merchandise, Household Furniture
Vessels the stocks while in port &C. &c., wlii o.
insured at rates as low asthe risk will admit. Ihe ioi
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
i t II. HUNTINGTON, President.
| ALBERT Day, CALVIN Day,
i JAMES GOODWIN, Jon ALLYN,
II CHARLES boswell, JOHN p. BRACE.
HySRY KENEy, CHARLEs J. Russ.
|
| CuRtsropHER c. LYMAN, Assistant Sec'y.
| NPApplications for Insurance. may be made 10
| ALLEN C.. HALLOCK, Agent,
II Main street, nearly opposite the Bank,
| dacs Evansville Ind.
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LOST CORNER.

SHANKLIN'S OLD STAND. WATER STREET.
TOHN BURTIS. Produce Dealer, wants 400 Pork Hces
- 10000 bushels good Corn 90 200 bushels good oas
900 bushel White Beans. Dried Fruits DC
Has for sale 600 bbls No. Flour; 0o0 ousnen bs'"
janl4-a
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NOTICE,

TTNHE partnership heretofore exisung this city, be-
i tween p g. o'Riley and John s. Mitchell under
the firm Of O'Rey Mitchell, is this day dissolved,,
mutual consent.
John s. Mitchell, having purchased the interest Off
G. ORiiey alone authorized to close ND and setteta
business of said firm. Signed
p. G.. O'RILEY
JOHN S. MITCHELL.
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TRANSPORTATION,

TRANSPORTATION
WESTERN STATES LINE
TlY Railroadsand Canals running In connection wiz
ID Steamers and Propellcrs on the Lakes
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY.
PRoPRrEToRs:
A. X. Cobb IL Co., Foot of Indiana st. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer e. Co., 12l, Broad st. New York,
AGENTS.
E. w. Sloan. l21 Broad st. New York.
Scott IL Co., Toledo.
J. s. Chenoweth IL Co., Cincinnati,
This is one ofthe Oldest best established and most ~
liable lines of i'm the country and sole
Agents for this section we are authorised 10 give
through receipts for freigns to and from the East,
very low rates. guaranteeing against any ever charge
on the route. -
aug9 LEWIS & CRAY, Agents.
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DRUG ESrABLISMENT.
WOOESEY & LINCK

me undersigned have formed partnership In the
Drug and Apothecary businestand will continue
a. Me o stand ON Main street, formerly occupied by
w. M. Woolsey They have on hand a general assort.
mehI Oh Medcines Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window
atienton oil Old customers and the public.
fhysicians Prescriptions carefully attended to, beth
partners being FULLY competent TO attend branch
Of the business. W. NJ WoOISEY : :
EVansvillc Seyt ~ lcJs. FRANCIS \. LINCK.
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OVSTERN! OYSTERS,,

T0RESH Baltimore Oysters, just reed per steamer
Falls City and Fawn, for sale by CY. McCRACKIN
on board J. s. Mitchels Wharboa at 81 25 per Who'll,
ans and 60 cents for half cans. 'rl' Ifeb2.tf
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WINDOW SE4AnES,

IT1RANSPARENT OIL CLOTH. Figured, Green and
i Blue Window Shades, kept constantly on hand. and
for sale by JOHN C. DEVEREUX.
dec 80 ly Main st., bet. tst d Cd
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CANAL BOAT LAMPS!
ONE dozen large Canal boat Lamps. just reed fror
III Pittsburgh, and for sale by
dee7sf J. sCANTLIN & SON.
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JAS. LOW & Co., LOUISVILLE, KY.
IHAVE hand of the best assorted stocks OF
IL Dry Goods offered for sale by any house i'm
Western country, which they invite the attention
| fdealers. decl2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

Ten Hour system. tt.nk they may secure 1t Tar
more chespy and lees exceptionally than by striking
Let them-say in Lewiston Fails-carefully eschew
the aid of all noisy demagogues and other outsiders
who have axes to grind and by deberation. orginI-
rstion ana concert among themselves. decide on the
proper course 70 obtain their end; let them unite IN
representation to their employers, aud ash them to
Try fairly the experiment of running their mills but
tn hours PER day for month and see whether
counting the expense of light fuel. &C., snd the OPP
portunity afforded By short time for repsiring ma
cbiuery-they DO not actually gain by the Ten Hour
system W. think that, in the average, they would;
snd that this would settle the question without loss or
ill-iceling. Finally. should justify no Strike
against excessive hours of labor any other evil until
ell peaceful means Of obtaining redress had been
fairly tried without success; but then, If 1t seemed
probable that strike would effect the purpose, we
should 60 in for it. Yet we have rarely known an
instance wherein sny lasting good was achieved by
Strike that could not have been more cheaply and
safely effected without one.
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COAL.

The consumption of Coal in our City and its neigh.
borhcOd, already enormous in amount is steadily in
creasing in ratio far exceeding the increase of ac-
tiles for supplying it. As consequence Coal is now
dear, though at this season it ought to be cheaper
than at any other and many important branches of
manufacture must be driven away from us into Penn
syyana or Maryland if q remedy be not devised.
New-iork is about as near to ample Coal Mines az
either Philadelphia Baltimore yet those cities OBJ
tain their Coal in the average some twenty per cent
cheaper than we do, simply because each has direct
and economic means OF access to the great Coafelds
while We obtain from points nearly due West of
Us by way of Kingston, one hundred miles North. or
Cape May, stl farther South. We must change
this
We urged this point last season. and were then as
sured that the funds had been secured, and that
Railroad direct TO the Wyoming Valley would be
bulit forthwith. We were shown subscription list
Tor that purpose which contained the names of most
OF the solid uen of our city. Yet another season is
passing away, and We do not hear of any vigorous
Efforts to build tie needed Coal Road. Shall the eff
forts Of this year like those of the last result in
nothing beyond a patry wrangle as to the line on
which the indispensable Road shall be built
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derstsnd that the Creoes will help them jast WASH
ever they are able 10 DO wthOu: help and not before
Hence they are collecting arms. muntion' m'ney
vessels, &c, on scale and with secrecy and eau
ton unknown to their former operations. They viii
not move until they feel confident of their power %
meet and beat ell the Spanish troops in the Ever
Faithful" island in 4 pitched battle, with the 81
vantage OF position against them Yet unless sdTef'e
circumstances shall intervene THY viii PROBABLY De
ahost within few weeks. And II ths telegraph
should announce that Gen. JOHs 4. QUiTMAs e1-
Governor Of Mississippi is at the head OF the In7ai
ing force our readers may understand that they % IN
TO win.
OF the morality and good neghborhoOi OF F.!i51s-
tering generally and Filibustering against Cuba n
particular, We need not speak. Our opinion i
that the ultimate issue OF this raid viii be very differ
ent from the expectations Of it con'rVeFs-og' re
will speak Of that hereafter.
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..FREE. CUBA"

We presume il is understood 8, Washington that
the Flibuster preparations for the invasion and
quest of Cuba we're never more sctive and formula
Bile than they and that Sldells move in
Congress for repeal suspension of the Neutrality
Laws far they restrain citizens from fitting
out or embarking in Military expeditions against Spain
or her dependencies was part of the game. Were
that repeal effected Cuba would not remain in Span
ish hands three months longer
The Tfbusters feel sure of the profound sympathy
of the great body of the Cuban Creoes but they will
never more their necks into by relying on
the active aid of those prudent patriots as they did
in the expedition which proved disastrous to Chit
tenden, Prsgay and their compatyots. They now IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

FATAL AccIDESr.-As Engine Co. No ? proceed
ing TO fire in Duanest with their machine last evening
about 10 o'clock, young took hold Of the rope in
the Bowery and while proceeding through Chamber-st,
near Burtons Theater he stepped into hole and fell,
when the wheels went his chest The engine
Immediately stopped and the members did ali
that lay in their power but he dead. They
carried the body to the NewYork Hospital, and our
reporter learned inquiring there this morning about
O'Clock that nearly 500 persons had visited the Hospital
since the accident, but failed TO recognize him. Some
thought he runner with No 2, bu; the members did
not know him. He dressedin brown pants gray coat
light eheckered vest satin scarf with gold flowers and
Panama hat fee; inches high and about /. years OF
age.
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xxXIIIp CONGRESS. e. FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .....W

sENATE. W .sHIsGros, "Wednesday. Msy y.
A few p,utions presented.
1bs hi for he relief OF J. W. Kelly Mail Contractor
in FLORIDA Is taken up and after debate, as to the roe
cons why Kelly contract was discontinued the OIL was
Mr.. SHIELDS reported bill granting the Fort Huron
and Lake Michigan Railroad Company the right OF way
through the Military Reservation a; Fort Gra'iot wss
Mr. MALLORY reported bin. promoting the eiieieacy
of tie Naval service. 49,. s..
surveying party BY boats from the British vesea
Vago and offered joint resolution expressing the sense
of Congress Of their conduct Referred TO the Committee
OF Foreign Relations.
Mr. Clavtons Joint resolution provides that tho Pres
dent of the United States be requested TO procure gold
medals with suitable devices one tot presented to Com
marder Edward Marshall of II. B. NJ ship NTsgo' one
=, Vr Fnrsvth First Lieutenant OF the Vrago one 10
Dr. William Ross and one to W. H. Hills, as tesms-
NAL of national gratitude Tor their humane al, sneous
conduct and well directed efforts IN extending 'mey re-
lief To the surviving party under the command oi Lieut.
Strain and saving from inevitable death thirteen s""o'"S
Americans To be paid for on, .. the Treasury
The second section gives to each of the crew
the rescue as evidence of the high entertained by
NJ MAILORY's bill reorsanizins the Navy is nearly
the same Mr.. stockton Ut last Congress
Mr.. MALLORY 5 Cuba resolution va taken up
Mr.. MALLORY said he desired NO debate now, all he
wanted WIS have the resolution referred.
Mr. SUMNER said it impossible to refer that
esouton without mpeuy al least giving tho assent OF
he senate 10 its statement.
Mr. CLAYTON did not think the mere reference Of tho
resolution committed the Senate to its language
Mr. CHASE said the resolution contained an assertion OF
certain facts and deductions theefom, and TO adopt
even reference. to give the assent OF me Senate
10 the assertion that these facts were correct lie could
not by silence aCquesce in that course though ne would
not OF pose any resolution ofnquiry.
Mr. STUART proposed to amend the resolution by d.
rectng the Committee inquire il the facts stated IN the
resolution
This case was agreed TO- and the resolution referred
Mr. JOHNSON reported in favor ofprinny Ooo copies
of Capt >graves report of the exploration OF the Colo
rado-and 5000 copies OF Capt Marcys report oil the OK
ploration of Red River. Adopted.
The INDECENT Insane bill was taken up.
Mr.. BROWN read speech for hour sustaining the
constitutionality and expediency OF the bill.
The subject was then postponed
The resolution authorize The Sentinel to publish tho
Senate debates copied from The GLOBE in full al 81 80 per
column was taken up and long debate enued extend
ing until after clock. Adjourned to u o'clock
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In the Senate, Yesterday the bill giving the Port
Huron and Erie Railroad Company the right Of way
through the Military Reservation AT Fort Grstiot.
passed. Mr.. CLAYTON then called the attention of
the Senate to the humanity and generosity OF the of
fcers of the British steamer Nirago in rescuing Lieut.
STRAINS Surveying party, and offered Il joint resou-
ton expressing the gratitude of Congress therefor.
The resolution was referred 70 the Committee on For
oign Affairs. The resolution offered yesterday by Mr.
MALLORY, concerning the Afrcanizaton of Cuba, was
then taken up, when long debate ensued
The House of Representatives, immediately after
the opening business, went into Committee of the
Whole, and the debate on the Nebraska bill was
resumed. Messrs. READY, Of Tennessee, and
STRAUB. of Pennsylvania, spoke in favor of the
bill. and Messrs. ETnERIDGE of Tennessee, Ben
NETT, of New-York, and WADE OF Ohio. opposed il.
At o'clock last night the House adjourned.
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IIOCHS AVID STRIK

The DemocTatc Adrocaie Lewiston Falls Maine
soieiis TIE TRIBUNE's opinion on the subject OF
Strikes IN favor of the Ten Hour system and asks US
fufler-" whether il is right human 70 ash Opera
uves and Mechanics TO labor fourteen hours out OF
'twenty-iour in manufacturing towns We an
swer-lhough We have never yet been able since
capable of working efficiently at all. to limit our own
labor to ten hours per day, consider ten hours
lair average days work and shall be glad 10 see il re-
cognlzed and upheld as such by law I,nay be proper
to provide that in Farming and perhaps some other
outdoor svocatOns. TO work eleven hours from May
to August inclusive and Only nine from November TO
February; but the principle of ten hour. labor being
lair days work would not b. thereby affected.
Every human being wants some time to devote 10 his
OWE personal or family concerns while laboring for
others and We believe that will be happy day for all
parties when the Ten Hour Rule shall be fully and
generally established. We may add that it is now the
all but universal rule among Mechanics in this City
and We presume is in most others.
But We doubt the necessity or utility of Strikes to
establish this rule Where those who work for wages
heartily and generally desire the establishment. Of the
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Samuel F. Butterworth. Esq

Samuel F. Butterworth Esq., a gentleman Of
Deuocra Of hghs stamp been
susrn;eadat OF the York Assay Oee better
could d. ~ been made. Mirror
A.. right, OF course, but can TIE Mirror inform US
Wheeler this Democrat Of the highest stamp or
not a member Of the Taylor Republican General
Committee in lsi5 Ii he was, is he the member of
that Committee who did nj get any office only the
member who didn't ask for one , Or was he the only
who could Mt be tempted TO from the yir-
resolve published by the members Of said Commit
tee that they would mt take any office We pause for
r.rlv
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There quite hare-up among the Know
Nothings" of our City Yesterday, growing out OF an
alleged attempt of leading dgnitary OF the Order TO
tetray their secrets to Catholic Priest for $1,000
No blood has vet been shed and probably none will
be- but II is quite probable that the discipline and
power of the Order will be shaken by the expose.
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Nsm1lork D.Giln @ribme.
THURSDAY. NAY L.. 1854.
10 Advertisers.

10 Advertisers
Iri WFEKLY TRIBUNE has circulation OF ! 10 900
undoubtedly the best advertising medium he United
States circulating II does in State in tho Union British
having readers Farmer Mechanics Merchants
Fp., Those who wish make their business known thu
coun'r, would do well Tnr WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
limited number Of solver inserted - line
each insertion.
IiF SEMI-NI TRIBUNE also mas large circu
county Advertisements inserted al 10 cents per line
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TUE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED DY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

special D.,passA to The " Y. rribe~e
WASHINGTON "Wednesday, May H. 1854.
EVERYBODY was well pleased with tSse speech de'i''
cred to-day by Mr.. ErHERIDGE Of Tennessee IN oP-
position TO the Nebraska bill.
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. STUART Of Mohisaa.
made seyere attack on the Hards Nr. WELLER
Of Csliioruis, replied in their defense.
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The State of Honduras in Central America, which
has long been the stronghold Of the Liberal party in
that country has. for the first time opened direct
relations with the United States Don Jose Bar
rundia one of the leaders in the revolution against
Spain, and Ct one time President of the old Republic
has arrived in Mobile, on his way to Washington. as
Minister Of Honduras His abilities, AMI his ds,nc
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ton in bis own country. will give him the power TO
be eminsatiy useful alike 70 Honduras aud Central
America The ulissioa is designed to be permanent
one aal sefor BiTrundi, is accompanied by his
f.rr.Ir