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4 4 ERE is YOUR REMEDY
4 Il H0LL0 VA Us OINTMENT.

HoLLoWAY,S OINTMENT AND PILLS HAVE CURED MA
NY PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH SCuRVY, SCORBUTTC ut
hoRs AND DISEASES OF TIE sKlNseurvy, Rngworms and
other tnaneou Disorders, engneIed mpuy Of the
Blood and tho only to eradca such
go course Of HoLLoWAYS Pills apply
ternsy hls Invaluable OINTMENT
dera medicines daily astonishing efficacy
nng the Blood nhening the Constitution r--astabshns
He hey are equally certain in the Of caneerou u
have to these excellent needless
U Sot al The Professor HOLLOWAY
Sear temple Sa pndon) and BY all The respectable Druggists
Dealers IN Medicines the United States boxes s7
esntsaaf u an ach wholesale by the principal Drug gusea he
onen And BY hessrs A. SANDS New York; and
tE There is considerable saving taking
NB-Drecions for the guidance parents disorder
aH1aa ssrh IA
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= viii leave TUESDAY, February 81, at O'Clock p n.
ETOR V1CKSBURG, WARRENToN, sws
A NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD aAA&s3t1sFE
SEY, NATCHEZ, and all intermediate landings.
REGULAR Vioksburs Packet MAGN0LIA.-The magrf
cent swrunnlng steamer MAGNOLIA, Clair
MASTER II leave above freight paseage apply
board SMITH Canals fan
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nAN RICE's, MONDAY EVENING. Feb. 90.

u AfAS hlOEaS ., MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 10
Benefit Of JOHN SMITH, and last night Of UNCLE TOMS
Tom as originally performed him, smith
MIS- Screecher Blow Mrs Lewel+n
comedy, lin two aots} called THE YANKEE in LONDON 10
WIN Grand Equestrian advertisement; SCENES IN
Si G which Dan Rice Ame Frank " ,Assrs walker
In compliance with re-engagsd
lhs H1squaed artistic MADAME TouRNAIRE FRENCH
IE0GPE who have been
81 Due notice will be given Of their appearance.
81 Doors and performance at o'clock
De Circle and Parqaette SO Gallery cents Colored
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| ORLEANS THEATRE
| " MONDAY EVENING Feb 2O-Wll be performed the cela
6ta-a Grand Opera-n fy= se) by Moza-boN GIOVANNI
| amea Barton, BertIni and hsrtisI ' - ~
| Office. 7'N'''' IVA 'Aie a. the pUh
| E8- Performance TO commence al half nast O'clock
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This extraordinary medicine founded
the human frame subject But DISEASE corrupt
ors which, when floating the the circulation
cause Of all kinds fever and when lodged the variou
the body, give every malady incident .
10 Let II be remembered that the human body and WRlGtIT'S
INDIAN PILLS mutually adapted each other
that by them all morbid hnmo h
entirely removed and this easy
Fer sale IN New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail, by
j. W G Ii 7 & CO,
janis No. ISL Chartres street,
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I'D OPER'S SPARRING ROOMS.
"a NEXT TO TRAyISS PISTOL GALLERY
49, r.r,, - - Over the SHADES, Perddo street,
E' -A>iE'', RON oto . O'CLOCK
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nhiP INiy z nhltlef, Jonas fhlhlslplh q w HynsOn
Jsas, 'i sd Ss'R Bo, A'eSjli F.% &sI
Ameiida. Sorf ApAlsehcoa 6wis tSse
ss5f Gen wa,heEta ceTa6st Mobile Newton Fs ssifs
Antonio Sawyer Galveston and Mctagorda Bay,
ARRIVED.
Steamship South Matk days from New York I, W
Ship Memphis, Davis Is days from New York to coheagd
Ship Lvapool aoA Dec to naster-l.. di,c,
sl Edward Stanley Robinson Ii aa5s Boston,
She s9s,e2 pone, B9on to Fsti,k eors,de.
B ship snta Emma Davis on Newport twAlss) 81 jan
Br 'hp corosna RhiDd from Liverpool Cd January
Bark Aqoi a Novel; s days from Iaas4-ls, district.
bf 0AS 5snges siey lays from Dublin, ballast oghton,
Bark Y orton Packard, days Esw York % mastsr-st
Rst . n yt5si e ,deys IE
&co%t dsrieI '- ''" '0'A' 10 '0SA "''-
fis ss Fl zaeeh Mcconnell days Havana nasterql
Br brig Telegraph, Young, Ma'aas to WIN Burgess Goo
s E G Ss. 5@ t..ss ' 1.ss
Big Asda sspssn San a.n in ballast to osnT Williams Geo
IT. Y 9m 1 o s Ia All e naeaa
seAF Montague, srnpon. day. from Havana.
schr rowhsan caro days Pensacola to raas,ers.ia
.. Steamboats.
I'm ErEht, cIsfEs, Pom yisksEurg, ."
s E%,f' Ts.i u !,S 2G.. Ts's5
Echo Gcs" se ili.. ts,n , G5sp4 r,Siris.
MARY BsSs Glas,coek from FRyon 10 GsEe
Doctor Baey, Wilson, from Ln'ourohe.
T. u White, Effort, q Waterloo,
Isabel, lioI kin. from ST Louis, l2lhins
Bella Gould, Farclid, from St I.1uts.
NJ Greenwood, Thomas, from AtkRnsas River,
Cora No q AIosby from YaEoo River.
q, e. CLARK, Beers from Boeuf River.
J NJ Re, HILL, from BAYOU Macon.
Eclipse Sturgeon from Losisvile.
Red River, LouHlrr from Washington.
St louis, Bro an, from Cairo.
Bulletin No 9, Church, from Memphis.
S Downs, Clarke from Alexandria.
New Latona, Gross, from Bays Sara
Louis W6Itemsn Baiv in, from Cincinnati
Alice, Miller, frt IN the Coast
Towbcat DSoo WhAun from the Fnssetowed
liih last, hip Nksbug Hamilton Plgrm-brouEht
up ship RuMcou, bark eAnges aud sch II Montague,
TewtOa AngloSaxen Disney, the
loth ships Union. Lisbon
toda--brogh snip Eiw Stanley bark G w briggs
Mary titaD-th, Telegram aud sehr Con Grant
Towb1alJ P whitney, ttaan from tha paaestewnd down
iosea lth int ships Carlns and knnp bark Lind
brig Grttingshrcnyht up ships Sarah Emma
sni srhr Star
Towboa Yankee FnioH and 10 sea
l int ship Jos-Phne, k Lucinda aud Jalvrrlsnis
brought ship Lexington, bark lligs and brig Florence
wtoa NJ Sfteck Davis. from this Passes-brought
ship Memphis, schT Charles Smyth
Tewho Canpero Brsw from the Passes lowed down
IA hlnst Home and MiilesSbreught ships Loshma
batts Aqatla and Mars Il Jane, brig Aeia,
Below-C oming Up.
Ship Franconta, from Boston,
Ship Cliff n, lnXers1ll, IL from New Ciad.
Barn rdeunes. Lambert days ronS swY York
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oPELOUsaS.
OEACHITA RIVER.
--------------------
RED RIVER.

RED RIVER ------E
- Will leave THURSDAY, February %, at S O'Clock p w.
HsOR SHREVEPORT, CIR AND -
- ECDRE NATCHlT0CEIES, ALEXANDRIA fs}}k4ss n
all intermediate lsndngsThe elegant swift
nng passenger SWAMP FOX, Capt Knba place
hARf BESS,
leave as above For freight passage, having
feb2o SMITH L FIMIsTER Is canstssrees
VIII leave WEDNESDAY, February %, O'Clock
ATOR SHREVEPORT, G R AND ~
q ECORE ALEXANDRIA ali II skkalhl-E7s
Red River and Lake Packet Steamer
STORM Capt Mckinney will leave freight
sage having tne accommodations, apply board,
feh20 SMITH L. FIMISTER, Is Canal street.
Will leave MONDAY, February 90, O'Clock P. NJ,
ESOR SHREV EP0RT, GRAND -
a ECoRE AND ALEX NDRIA-RegGlar Shreye .skkaR4sA
port Packet COMPR0MIsE.-1he light sszTEsSsSa
dratgnt COMPROMISE Captain kay
as above For freight PASSAGE apply board,
SMITH d FIMISTER, Is Canal
% The Compromise will give through bills ang high
raies ebso
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ENplRTS


GALVESTON AND Loutsianalq bbds
1875 bb Obbs
corn IS 90 oats do salt ~ asks b,eeu 100 1s wine candles
go hra cheese, 90 do soap, bags
LVERt 0oLShp ArielsO bales cotton s7es bbs -four 5000
ANTWERP-shp Lydta-lO bacs cot on $50 hhis tobacco
PilLADELPHIAsbip Mary Whitr-1g5 bnes cotton 80 hbds
sugar, 50 buIs mo- aEsef, hides
$3.50 - " 4'
BoSfoN-Brk Gen ond94 bbs 9l hhis hi
be IG9Aes 50 bb beef 5as pork, 100 bhs 800 kegs
HANASA-<chr Alice $50 kegs lard l7SS sks
APALACilI.OLA America 60 hints sugar $50 bills
moaP 500 h whisky 20 ibis -four,
bacon, 7 10 bags euano, 25 coffee.
HAVANA -Sclr aiIdss-NAniest not IN b seen
is ties rice, pcs bsgging. ' -
GALVESTON AND AGORDA-Steanler Anteno-9O mn
luHa -0'NNN
NEW YoRK-Ship Memphis-h.sortsd m!se.
NEW YOkk--bak Lrltlus-As oted mdss.
BOSTOS-BGrk Aeuilia-Assorted me
NEW YORk-Bark Mary Il Jane--A,sorted mdse,
NEW Notwithstanding Star Of The Sputh--k ndse
HAlANABrig Mary Elisabeth u 10
haonue2 bales tobacco Quadras-s peas ohns
olives Colero6 Ruea-9 Reca-2 do
Mugins-O do tonRgosa DelVale-1 de VasS
do + Revos-s dc LRborde Nequis-s 10 Cabellero.
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MEMPHIS
ILLINOIS RIEER

Will leave WEDNESDAY, February %, at 5 O'Clock PM
NOR ILLINOIS RIVER, ST. LOUIS, -
u CAIRO MEMPHIS and al Intermediate landings. Ag5s
Regular St Louis Packet BELLE G0TLD.-The 9sSs5sssis
new, !ght diapgh and fast BELLE GuU
captain o. H. tacd ia receiving freight and will
above For freight passage having app
board JOHN E. HYDE 4 co II PoydIas st febqtt
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YAZOO RIVER.

Will leave TUESDAY, February ii, at O'Clock p NJ
EOR TCHULA, YAZOO CITY, s
sAThRTLA yicKsBuRsi aud sIintsrmsdiats @
AFT0NTh- fn feet runntr passenger ALTON John s.
Wallace master vii leave For freight passage having
superior accommodations, apply on board
T. WILSON II Caroni.l rect
tS The Alton will take freight for all landings
above Yazoo City with the pnvileg Of rehiPpng teb?0
Wil!lenre THURSDAY, February %, at O'Clock p Nj
BINOR MOUTH OF COLDWATER, ~
III MOUTH OF TfiLATOB4 IEFfORE GREEN $780, II
W9oD SIhGN TcLiuLA YAzoQ CITY, ATARTIA sszzaszsz
DONEIhe swift running passenger DOVE
Edward Phep master ia port freight will
above For freight having
On board, or JOHN E. HYDE CO. ID Poydras street.
feh.o or to SMITH d FtdISTER, l6 Canal Street.
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A RRIVAL OF MISS j. WELLINGTON

A RIVAL OF MISS j. WELLINGTON.
I eee,atsd young Try fem England where she
engaged apartments The WHITE MAGNOLIA HOUSE No ID
street Camp street. whto receive
ysltols (aie and genter inform ali about The
psih' present. and the ane they married whn
q "n AE an husband they will bunefs
a93 ss Josehne has With her profound and
edge @ IN her profession
aid nobility Europe such qualification that shc has
wonderful talents. $50 ' - WI
Eg Hours OF consnaon at all hours the evening
rom " 70 W, according to how far they
am
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WdTEREyvG Places.

4 AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER ~T~~
z CRRDLE-wmter Arrangement.-- FOR S-ssIssx1Sss51
DEAN SPRINGS biloxi and ~ e1adIrs
trip to PASCAGOULA TUESDAY sATURDAV ofc
weekThe splendid low packet hars
Walker built expressly for he Lake ,rs1s SUPERIOR
" Railroad
Lake of-.hs Cara, folows
P0nteAartr1.a R1Hy9a5. Spria9s.
TuEsDAY -. o'clock ears WEDNESDAY EVENING.
THURSDAY. 10 O'Clock FRIDAY MORNING.
SATURDAY,. & O'Clock cars SUNDAY EVENING.
Or TUESDAY and SATURDAY abe wifi go PAscA.
s0gLA, carrying rnsils and passengsrs
iR The Mail E2z will office Of the Agent ocok
promptly Saturdays Tuesdays o'clock
morning.. r. GEDDEs Agent, 10 Bank Place. NIL
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OHIO IVER

Witleave WEDNESDAY, February %. at O'Clock p NJ
ESOR LOUISVILLE and all inter -
msdiHt1 andipgs-The fine regular -kMss
packet ECLIPSE, Captain Sturgeon, port ss5a
receiving freight above Fer freight or psage bsv
ing superior accommodations, apply
STRoTFiER Il BROS. Is Poydras st
GS plan of the CABIN be
plying to the Agents. tebaD
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NEW ORLEANS AND CAR ysy FFzzzazgszszszssgss--
RoLLToS RAILROAD. .CarrolItou
Fru4 E.w Orleans:
Horse Cars-sH A.. NJ, 9, 10, and II p
Steam Iran-7 and hour afterwards un.sp W.
svely.
From CarroNtan:
Horse Cars 8, 9, and 16A pm.
steam Trans and every hour Afterwards until
siveiy.
FAnx Children ~ yesrs Bun
LAFAYETTE LINE
" These Cam to and from the Depot
Bep1rtsre gf Cara.
From afayette o'eiook
After which the Cars will every
Uniil O'Clock P. N.
Then 81, 9, 10 aud II P. NJ, from the Depot.
And ~, * aud ny P, NJ, from Lafayette.
FARE5 Chidr-n Hnder
q NoaSpecisl ght Parties Balls Nsetngr,
pied when REQUIRED after the abovenentionsd houra. d1
I JEFFERSON AND LAKE Ca e. zszy -ssEEzzzsszgszsz-
- POSTcHARTRAIN RAILWAY-xS5t4 y y go sz.s<.
10 connection with the Carroton RailrosdFR0WNgW
TO LAKE P0NTCRAhTRAER-
Ms $50.
From Fsrorsaas (ria Carrot5s) Poa:csa,ain
WEEK DAYS.
From TvolI Circle Depot-7 *, ny NJ TX, 3h shrx
SUNDAYS.
From Perddo Der O.
-, 3d. 5,sP
From Lake PoR:eaar.raiH (sia Carroion)to
WEEK DAYS
Carrollton onfy) " re
SUNDAYS.
To Tvoli Circle and Periido Depos-T AZ I0H III
a. M ~, ~. X, az, ~, s15 PM
On Week ays the Trains Staten Jackson
street =. Baggage received at Depots only.
n the ak ncenA
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fES0 STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and sy
= Nv sEhs Me-. orleans. January fss2- LsRfA1E
I9s sndS5 has hia day commenced ERAL az
As EsCT
sreiuavsy % sch In thus pyssep himself seo.
re he trusts that hs experience while in
employ Of others In the
ais whole time and the same asthsr t he
sasIa that he may liberal pson
.Rs ksesnees respectfully made TO
assars' ~ ~ rs, CAMDEN SerC rIeaus
STONE 4 WAbwoRTH ~
BFIDEA BRO,
WHITE q BUCHANAN
Captain go. W. Ca BILE steamer L. NJ Ks,,..,
W. W BAKER, Dsiazars
r. NJ. HUNTER,
J. Pov4ras streat W. w..
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MEMORANDA.
Ia The steamer Belle Could inst
Cataract and WsDer hence
met tc matt henuett Elephant
Isand Bacon Early Delaware at S. Mary,
landng Gloon Hat lsland eau
John Suonds Aek Scott ChoHu Grand Turk 81 Nicholas
Cape JiarteSu 18th Fl Wnslow Henry
Fashion At Nil Point Norma Island "a WIN Noble
Ohio at oo Of Beef lssnd Rnd Mose and Glendale
Bend. 18th met Illinois below NatzboI
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| [By Telegraph,1
| NKw York, Feb. II, 1854
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-09
The Tower of London.

On the left bank of the Thames, about a
mile below London bridge, aud in the oldest
part OF the metropolis, stands one oil the chief
monuments Of history. Its gray turrets are
among the fs objects to arrest the eye OF a
stranger entering Lonaon from the sea and
he nost careless mariner, who drops down the
river on his outward voyage, eau scaIceiy pass
the dismal water gap, through which, from age
to age long procession of the wise and the
brave, the beautiful aud the innocent, has pass
ed never to return, without some transient
touch of human feelings
4 In the long line ot noble victms--victims of
policy or private haie--the eye catches as it
we're, and singles out, among the crowd OF
Howards. Sidneys, Poles, sPlantaganeiS, two
suprernely striking iigures--both women- both
Queens, lnether and child--Anne l3olsyn and
her daughter Elizabeth.
These stai,s have fe t their footsteps; and
the shadow Of the stone arch has fallen on
their souls. The tyrants wife tell on her knees
humbly on the cold stairs, aud raved that
God would help hss, "as she was not guilty OF
the thing of which she stood accused" Her
dau ghtel, proud in her blood, and prouder in
her innncence, set her foo ON the step as tho
Il were the neck OF a rival, saying aload--
ssf1ere landeth as true subject, being pris-
oner. as ever landed at these stairs; before Thee
O Godl speak it, How much OF character
in these words! These queeniy forms, how
ever, are but figures in the grand process sion,
Sidney passed beneath that arch, and 1851
and Moor e, and Elliot. and Catharine Howard
the aged countess of Salisbury, tine youthful
Lady Jane Grey, and Bacon. and Leicester, and
Essex, and southampton, aud Henry Vane, and
Stafford, and Acknowledgements aud fames In
which the story Of nations life, s int lee
tual, moral aud material being Is defneA and
summarily expressed. However looked at, the
Tower of London fills the mind with images o
heroic forms, with recollections Infinitely yari
Gus, striking aud august. Turret and bastion
Wall and ditch, chapel and tower. store room
aid promenade, each has us story Every
stone is monumental, every tree is witnes. d
events marked by dramatic movements. swift
ness, splebdor and woe.
| In the low hum which rises from the pile
broken at intervals by the roll Of The drum, BY
blasts Of trnmpeis, fancy will catch the sou'd,
of ancient days, the echoes Of uproarious rev
| elry, and falling AK. the hush of the council
the murmnr Of the Queens virginals, ana tht
tripping feet Of her ladies, dancing, the muf
fied agony of the tortured sictim, The pomp o
a coronation day, or the jocund laughter Of 1
| bridal feast From the reign of Stephen to lh'
| expulsion Of James ii, the tower was roya
| residence, as we'll as state prison; and for al
the inter yening years its history.is the history
Of the English Court.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-09
Anti.

If we, Of The universal Yankee nation, are
distinguished for any one propensity above an.
o her III Is to be enrolled IN some of the fa NJ
tastic association. or clubs, under the title Of
'Anli Let Congress or the Legis sIature pass
any law, for any purpose, aud pub &c meet.
ing is Immediately called to fern party in
opposition Aatt is the word IL shows spunk
and sense, aud sagacily And then our names
viii get IA the ncn spapers. TIMOTHY DipDLE.
Esq President of the Anti-Beet Eating Socie-
"; Honorable CHARLES KiGGLEBoTroM Secreta.
ry. This Is "a free country. bu, people gain
nothing by making themselves ridiculous.---
The beau llul machinery Of our goyernmen. is
as perfect as clock work. II Il law isi.ot agree.
ab 10 the majority, why the majority can re
peal it at the stated time. The right Of free
speech aud free press open To and one
pie struggling for the ascendency OF opinion.
nl,eil on qaestions proper and diguifed, is al
. aniiiiatipg, The thousands Of Journals
that daily issue from the press, are the
bes, evidences of an understandable freedom.-
rbc more lnen write out and SPEAK out their
thoughts aud feelings,,he bc,ler ior all parties.
ka,iL on Mr.. q. NJ Clay-raye on Mr.. Carl
rison-lie on Mr.. Greeley the country can sur
viye your ribaldry aud the Democratic party
oulliye your assaults. lfevery country had a
reading population, and lis natural copconllr
tapt. a nee press hat nation wou'd be ehslay-
! ed The English Of all the people Of Europe
boast OF being reading people, bnt in rela-
ton TO the masses this is not a fact. SO too Vi
! the French, but out of Paris they are not So
| The Swiss aud the Germans read more than Ell
tber. isssd more Of them have the faculty OF rea.
| ding. Teach people to- read, to think, and
| 10 reflect, ard YOU DO more than all the CR
sARs aud NApoLEoss aud heroes ever peri.rIn-
ed on the battle field or ~ the council chanb
er. Scotland has dune wonders, considering
| the bad examples around her. We are the best
reading people, but even here there is space
for i,nlroy einent, especially M the cui iyation
of common sense.-Ieansglrdaian,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-09
THE REPORTER.
WEDNESDAY,tAUGUST ., 1856
row CIT r:
r. H. SYLVESTER, EDITOR.

RAIL Roam GRANTS IN IowA.--ln Senate Oh
the 2lst ult., Mr.. Jones introduced bill grant.
ing land to the State of Iowa, to aid iu lhe
construction of certain railroads, which was
referred to committee on public lands. aa
On the 24th, Mr.. Dodge reported back the
BILL with the following remarks:
!" The bin is precisely such as it has been
usual to pass. with the exception that it has in
it what's called the Cutting amendment, which
restricts the grant Of the land 10 the twenty
miles, and to the completion of the road an
amendment which is understood To be Aeccs.
q ss,s x. =. ps..ssss e ss.sSf rs rs 4
cial intimation Of that character was made to
the committee, and when the fact was made
known, every member agreed to the necessity
of SO reporting the bill. 1t is precisely the bill
which passed before, except that il is more re
stricted. 81 n
The bill was reported to the Senate withou,
amendment, ordered to be engrossed for third
reading, read athird time, and passed.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-09

10 300 families were rendered houseess by
fire in Lowell, Mass on the 29h ult. Loss
100000
II Deaths by cholera, in New York City, fol
the week ending July 29th, reached 204. In
philadelphia, IS. The disease prevails to a
considerable extent in Albany, Wheeling, Bos
ton and other cities.
" A bill passed the Senate on the 2Sih
providing for the payment to Col. Fremont o
$3.50 900, for relief furnished by him to indians
in California. a q3s at
~ A nephew Of Washington Irving. h"ld
ing clerkship in one OF the Departments
died on the 27th, from an overdose Of opium
Hr The Union advocates the necessity 0
placing funds at The disposal OF Presiden
Pierce, to meet any emergency with Spain, dur
ing the recess of Congress
u- Three thousand persons have been ar
rested a, St Petersburg ar 4 imprisoned. ON &C
count Of alleged political opinions. syr
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-09

OREcoN,-I a,es, advces report heavy rains
in the vicinity Of Oregon City, but the pros
pect OF fine crops.
The Democracy have generally been success
ful throughout the territory, and twenty out Of
twenty two Democrats, elected to the Legisla
ture, are in favor Of a State Convention.
Supreme court was in session at Oregon City
for the week ending June 9th, Chief Justice
Williams, late Of Iowa, presiding
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-09

War CoSDrscsSDlxa oS HxR.-- Speshine 81
the personal habits of Queen Victoria. ths
London Atlas says: "Sometimes her Maieatv
will enter cottage, perhaps at the dinner
Tune OF the occupants, and, sitting down at the
table, partake Of the food" The London Atlas
forgets to inform us whether herlittl Majesty
pays for what she eats, or claims the privilege
Of dead head."-Louispilie Democrot
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-09
" The Andes brings the following intelIi

gence as to the State of European affairs:
!" The Austrian correspondent says that a
regards the present state OF the Oriental ques.
tion and the answer brought by Prince Cor
sehak off, the demand OF Austria and Prussia
are but imperiectly satisfied, but :hus some
material which might possibly serve as the
basis for peace negotiations, is left at the die.
tation of the Western powers. Upon the re-
cept Of this answer, Austria, acting upon her
con vention with Prussia and Turkey, aud Upon
her cordial understanding with the western
powers, will take all measures requisite for The
| re establishment of the balance OF power in
Europe, and for the integrity OF Turkey, and
for a general peace on sale basis.
Lord John Russell has given ao;ice that the
government will ask the country for an addi-
tona war credit. 1t is thou, hit that the OPP
position will make IL party question and il
possible defeat the ministry and Cause them to
resign The discussion comes up on the 18TH =
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-09

A St. Joseph paper says; af
.The people are crossing into this new Ter
ritory with q rush. Towns aud cities are being
surveyed, houses, stores, and cabins reared
men, teams and n,oveables, and building ina
terials are being hurried from one place 70 an,
other: p,ows are turning over the broad green
prairies, and everything is hustle, lie and an
imation ON the riyer borders AT every trip Of
the Marion. her deck is crowded with anxious
OF curious beings, some seeking new homes
and others the pleasure Of treading the soil o.
Nebraska. 1ssa N .se1se 81 ssss as Eaas1
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-09

uTGen. Nathan Towsoh, Paymaster General
of the United States Army, died at Washing
ton on tho goth. He was a native Of Mary.
land and was especially distinguished in the
battles Of Chippewa and Bridgswater aud in
the sortie from Fort Erie.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-09

oxs Coon TniNo.-The New hampshire Leg
islature achieved one good thing during lis ses-
siSn-and that was to pass an act to prevent
false and fraudulent issues OF stock IN bank
railroad and other corporations. Every state
will have TO do the same thing, and IT y about
tire .--Ctn Enq.