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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-17
1874 ADhMS& CO.'S JQS1
l C.)A. .GRFAT EASTERN q WEST: 4 OH.

JOSf ADNIS CO.'S 1OS1
lC.)f.GRFAT EASTERN a. WEST. 4 OH.
EsE<z ERS EMPRESS, frp0s,.- a
LIZ For the rapid aud saf convey u EzLs>.<<Sf
-asf Skysnee OF Money Jeweiry, vaiu- g ~ .&y
80 able Packages and gnt freight S@<-.s-Fsa
generally Arrangements having been made Nt-h TIE
Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad C.rn al'N for
runr ng the Express over their Road the bE Esness Pus
lie II Evansville are respectfully informed that Mes
senger wiz be dispatched Nion morning 9th inst,
and daily thereafter eXcePi Sundays) in char oi pack
ages and freight forwarded through Adams Co., TO
VincenneS, aid Way Stations the road.
An Iron Safc will be carried To give greater security TO
valuaes and in all goods devivrred, imue date
rs Of. arrival ut either end without extra charge.
The business connections and arrangements OF dams
81 Co.'s eastern Express have been extended t. EvaI s
willie, and y. g. ORli.EN & co. appointed agents Ter
receiving and shippi g ut tee River their Wlgsrf
boat, and fffDS. CONJUNCTION q co. Agents for re
eciviIE and delivering sli goods for the c. - ther
Bookstore ctrner ~ Aain and First streets.
Merchants ordering goods fr0m Ghe Eastern cIfl"s,
viii hnd great advantage ia having them forwarded 10y
Adars Co.'S Express the time OF which is rarely over
fve days.
II Packages Of ali descriptions, designed either TO
the East or for the Vmcsnnes route should be p
G. O'Rey N Co.'S u harf rfboat. or at Conyngton's &
Co.'S Bookstore or notce be given they iii send for
them.
lrY9The Messenger, w. las. REYNOI9lS. will be al
the train halt m hour before its time of starting,
charge of whatever may he offered there.
Evansville, Feb. Is, 81. tap2S-Iyf, ADAMS & co.
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feb2s-Iy
CRACK EisS AT wHOEESaLE AND
EsETlIE..

n He undersigned constantly keeps on hand large
1 assortment fresh Water Bvttsrand sugar Crack
apd also Of Soda, Pilot and Navy Bread which be
fn~QHtT'actured oy the latest improved Machinery,
and arg not exeeieG In quality by any manufae
ry the country. large stock always hand my
shop Water street, between Sycamore and Vine.
decl4-u j. sINZICH.
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MATTRASSES,

NA}E would call the attention OF the public to our
w stock OF Mattresses which We have constantly OF
hand. consisting Of Shuck, Moss, Cotton, Jenny Lima
(eoiton and shuc and Spring MattrdSses OF the best
cvalu,. COLBURN q HERSHBERGER,
sP3 Fosters Block, FirsI street below Main
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q. u.-GRrFFITH
Law PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G. JONES aud JAS. h. BLYTHE, Attocsies at
% Law, EvapxEile Indiana, associated themselves
partners iE lac pFlctiee OF the law arf will eontinus
70 practice in this and the adjoining eogates and in the
Supreme ard District Court They design turning thel
attention Pa.iical to land law lo short time they
viii be prepared to give in few minutes abstract
the title TO almost any lot in Evansville er It's enlarge
nents erin LamascO, togebe with their professions
a. - the title. ifIssired ljy25-dawtfl :
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,rR.NSPORTATroy,

TkANSPOKTATFON
WESTERN STATES LINE.
DY Rairoadsand Canals. running in injection wit
ID Steamers and Propecrs on the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY.
FEOfRrFTORs:
A. r, Cobb 81 Co.. Foot ofIndiara St Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer d Co., l2I, Broad st. New York.
AGE>Is:
- + w. Sloan. l21 Broad ST. New York.
-. Scott & Co, Toledo
- J. s. Cbenoweth d. Co., Cincinnati,
This Is OF the oldest best established and most re-
liable ne. in the coutry and sole
Al gents for this section, authorised to give
through receipts for freignts to and from the East
very low rates. guaranteeing against any charges
On the route.
aug9 LEWIS & GRAY, Agents.
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NUMBER l6,
ALGC LLANE0US.
NOTICE.

'HE partnership heretofore exisungi this city 1s-
L tween p. G. 0'R:ey aad John s. Mitchell, under
the hrm of oRiley d Mitchell, is this day dissolved
mutual consent.
John ;. Mitchell, having purchased the interest," Oh
o. 'giley, alone authorized close up and settle
business Of said firm. Signed:
P. G. o'RILEY,
JOHN s. MITCHELL.
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hartford FIRE IE5UR ANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
INCORPORATED Is10.-CHsRTKE PERPETUAL.
authorized Capt $3.50 CGPI $50 600.
This long established and well known Institution
i has transacted most extensive insurance business
than forty throughout the United States
and the British North American provinces. IL has aimed
public cnnhdence by an kenotable and faithful
ulhment of its contracts and the owners of property
assured 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., will be
insured at low the risk will admit. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
X. HUNTINGTON, President.
ALRERT Dag, CAtvIS DAT,
JAMES GOODWIN, JoB ALLYN,
CHARLES BOSWELL, JOHN p. BRACE.
HKNRY kESEY, CHARLES J. Russ.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRISTOPHER c. LYMAN. Assistant Sec'N.
II PApplcatons for insurance may be made to
AkLEN G. hALL0CK, Agent,
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank,
decS Evansville. Ind
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Q6 BBLs Choice Dried Apples and PssehssS, SO On sAna
sniT Family Grocery.
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RAGS WANTED.

WE paying the hghst market price in cash for
w good Rags, Paper Shavings, Cotton and Hemp
Waste, Rope and Bagging. NIXON d CO.,
Manufacturers and Paper Dealers.
mhs 1T ard % Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio
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EVANSVILLE, la, WEDNESDAY NAY II, 1854.


lLOAt ~ ' ILLh -14'l| NA-tNhA'At ~ l.
i EANcY TRIMMING RIBsoNs.-An as
| m!5 JAS. Low & Co Az Mrin St, Lou, Ky.
ISol.Tp ccL,D sARBaBs.-; Reed s !. his ah day
myn AZ Ma'a street, Louisville, Ny.
INNIEEW STYLE eINeH Reed this day
myl9 "a Man s.ree.. Louisville, Ky.
SILK MIrTs.-Hand.ones. styles This Day rey'd and
~ Tor sale by JAS. LOW * co,
| mylo 4i1 Main street, Louisville, Ky.
Il I'D GLOVES large assortment, this day reed
myl5 tl7 Msih street, louisville, Ky.
iDLAID SILKS.-Thfs day reed and for sale by
i myH JAS. Low & CO., Al Mafa St, Lou, Ky.
DLUE CLoTH-Iease rec d this day and for sale by
ID myi3 JAS. Low & CO. Az Main ST., Lou, Ny.
1THREAD sodcz isle Threaag Hose, reed
l. this day ahd Tor sale by JAs.'LOw &Co.,
| myl3 All Main sire :, EeEsyie. KY
| lCRAHAA's4 PURPLE PRINTS ease rec d ,tas
w day aEa for sale by JAS, Low & 90, !;
| snylS ALI Main street, Louisville, ~,
DEAKL VEST & COAT BUTToNs.-t.a .s;or,usepi:
gs t,nd and for sale BY JAS. Low %Sscs;, )
lDECEIv Fsp this day per Express- s-.-.-
II apes black BembRzipes;
90 pee plain silk tissues, colored,
so pcs All Wool dc Lains do;
80 pes Bi reyes do;
50 boxes Bonnet Innings, newest styles;
) cartoons Love Wells; and tor sale by
ap22 JAS. LOW & CO., 4i7 Main ST., Lou Ky, =
CNGLIsH CRAPE-eoo pieces fall eoIors rec a this
| IL day per ERpfes ana Tor sale %,
apls JAs: Low 4 Co. az Alain ST.. Lou, Ky. :.
ID IBBONS...
IL so cartoons very handsome new styles Bonnet Rib
90 cartoons Ladies' Neck Ribbons;
10 do very hsrtsome Cap Ribbonsi reed this
day per Express, for sale by JAS. LOW & CO.,
apo All Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
VELVET RIBBONS so cartoons, ass'd widths,
V black Silk Velvet Ribbons, reed this day per Ex
apae Az Main st, Louisville, Ky.
C,IsILDwFN,S FLATs..-
" Ceases chlldren's handsome trimmed Flats;
Reed this day per Express and for sale by
p2o JAS. LOW d CO., 4I7 Main ST., Lou, KY.
pROOMS, WOODEN WARE, &C...
- luoo dozen shaker. medium and common Brooms.
3UO do extra and common Whisp and Hearth
800 nests blue. cak and red Tubs;
3UO dozen common 3hoop and iancy Buckets;
300 nests covered Buckets
100 do Pine Tubs
100 dO Cedar do;
IS dozen bal AMI nest Boxes;
100 do Wire Sieves;
100 do Manill Bedcords;
200 do Zinc wsshLoarts;
80 do Barrel and haif-barrel Covers.
. So do AIieani, ynle: coir and Rope Malta;
50 do Clothes Baskets and Hampers;
100 boxes Clothes Pins;
eco nests Bowls;
7U0 gross wood-boX Matches;
25 dozen Trays
100 do Cocoa Dirpers,
1UO do Cedar Buckets and Piggin,, brass and iron /
hoops:
so do Painted Keelers - II
50 do Horse and Well Buckets;
30 do Half Bushels;
20O sets Measures five in;
IS dozen Churns
With every article in the Wco'en and Willow Ware
line, which will sell III ow prcesto the country trade
SHREVE s. STEWART, II
febla end Louisville, Ky.
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y.00TS AND DSH0ES.
CASES Boots aud Shoes. comprising
- WoRea's Patent Foxed Union buskinsi
do do do do ParsIans;
DO Kossuth Boots:
do Enarnclled Sontags;
10 Eronzed, Heelcd EurskaS;
do Enarnid Sprng-h eledJ Lind Bootees
do Goat do do do do;
do Super Calf SIS do;
-da Bronze SPring-heeled EnamTd do;
40 do dc do r. Leather do;
Misses do do do do do;
Mems Calf Boots, bali welt;
do Kip do do;
do Calf do Pump Soel:
do Extra Prime y Boots;
do do do do do Pump Soled;
do Patent Leather, Goat Calf and Kip, Bro
gans and Monsoes just reed per steamer James Lyon
and for Sale by J. r.. MAGHEE 6r CO..
ao7 Evarsvilia, Ind.
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rgRMsNor ADVERTISING
BUSINESS CARDS

EoHS c. DEvEREtX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
- s-Iler in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window Blinds
teastcrs Wrapping aud Roofing Paper Lamps, Phosgent
isas etc. e.c. Main street, between First and Second
s.trs,r.e' -. -~laugl0 iy
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DACON..s
ID 400 Hams; $50 Sides:
300 Shoulders; put up especially for my trade.
Please try them. (mh29-.m) THO. HEADEN.
VNRESH OYSTERS -e5 cases or one an two pound
z cans Hermetically fresh, and spced for sale by
ap2I s. Z. GILBERT & o., Sye. near Water.
OH BALES Cotton Batting, received thi. day per A.
DO L. ShotweN. j. H. MAGHBE K CO.,
app Evansville, Ind.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

EDUCATIONAL ENnIBrrIoy.-The Society Tor he y,
oOursgemeni OF Arts Manufactures and Commesee.
London, have determined 10 hold Exhibition u Eia.,
uonsl Apparatus large and complete scale, In J,
next, ard have ekcn steps 10 make known 70 the gov,-
neuts of foreign countries the object the Society hs
view. in order iha. the Exhibition may represent 10 a.
people Of England The state Of education in France Pm
sie. Holland, Sweden, Denmark, Belgium Swtzesiaa.
the United States OF America and the British Colonies
IL Is highly important that this country should bo fsa
represented in tbs Exhibition, there but little doat
that The result viii show school spparaus in some A.
sFecs better adopted and scryicsbe than ,hs en-
ployed in any nation The globe
Circulars giving an tie necessary information 10 eaab
the friends OF education in this country to exhibit srtc h
have been received from which learn thai soos can
J., SHIPPED from Newiork Boston late the loh AZ
June and although the printed circular states tia. er
hboI deliver their objects their own charge AMI
risk are assured competent authority that the So
coiy will make liberal provision for the expenses q
transportation.
The following Is classified let Of objects which mar
he admitted:
Section |. Buildings.
Section II. Fittings and Furniture.
Section ILL., Apparatus and Materials.
Section ". Books, Maps, Prints and Diagrams.
Section V. Results.
ScCiiOn VI. Objects or Models anu h1@"ln,s oi ffor
ec,s for supplying Dosidcrota.
All articles connected with the subject OF Education an
all eoutriyanccs employed to impart instruction at u.
present DAY may be sent forward. The exhibition 10 y
urou the broades, and most comprehensive scale.
perscus who desire to exhibit articles should make
rsnptm ments without delay. Mr.. CH,RLEs T. 81 ,SsBUsr
who acted as American Agerto the Worlds Far in Ioa
don and who now resides there has patotcaly and ID
orally ooredhis services agent FOR any person or scho
that may desire 10 send ar ices ril0m any charge. lie
will doubtless cheerully mpart any information on IL
subject OF the Exhibition His address is No Il Corpha
London and doubt not his past experience viii enaS
him To act with the greatest advantage al the present Z,
hibition.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

Mr. o. p. Drake practical electrician OF Boston, AMI
rnvs be regarded OF the most utarian improve
nent. Of the times II 10 applicable 70 houses shops hD
tells factories other places in the country aud even a
sbinboard Hereafter the dwellsrs the remotest hat
to,s or in the deepest shades OF the oaek WOODS
;ov as much those OF the cities In the way OF
sr,;sriSl enlightenment in their domestic arrange
msnis.
NV Psrrvr FOR MsKISo NsILs-There has recently
ben invented and put into practical operation IN TINS Guy
new machine for making cgt-nsils, the greet pecuariiy
Of hich is that il secedng, and Will manu- icture N
n riy.n time nearly II not quite, az many again na, a
eny other known process and thai one man las II Il
claimed with the assistance Of boy viii o9erae ten
machines There Is also great saving in iron there be-
ing Of only about quarter ot an men IN zen iee
which is the length o the pieces OF iron placed IN te ma
c inc a: time IL has been shown that machine VIII
manufacture from 800 nails per minute all OF which
500 The inventors William Fitzpatrick and Joseph
Her Two practical naieTs for many years IN the employ
of the Albany Iron and Nail Works Company, in thts
cv patent has been secured for the United States,
Britain end the Canadas. lIroy wing.
ArroyAroy PAPER FEEDING MAcHISE.-Dr. Little Of
th'. ciiy obtained this week of the two patents ap-
ped for by him feeding paper 10 printing presses by
facing chanism The Dr. has devoted several yetTs
erGoavorng TO bring 10 perfection this great invention
" had the pleasure Of seeing this beautiful invention IN
operton few days SINCE and muss confess tina, were
ccnpAialv as;onishod az ho apdty with which the sheets
were TAX up and carried forward one by one 20 the press
" are given 10 understand, that were Il possible u run
The at sufficient rate of speed il would feed itself
with 100 Geo sheets per cylinder Consequently
mess having eight cylinders would be able 10 PRINT
ScG COO sheets Ter hour Utica Herald, April s5
SOMETHING NEv.-Farmers ami blacksmiths will be in
terestod 10 learn that man at Alegany Cty' Ia, h,s
inst patented rnaehue for making hOrse-shoes, which
will il is said turn twenty twenty-five per minute
perfect every part By s machine the price OF horse
shoes it j. supposed will be reduced full 50 per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

From LAKE SUPERIoR.-Mr. r. +. Slaughter arrived
here from Superior the lately adopted name Of the new
town at the mouth of the St. L0uis lie left there on
Monday last and accomplished the transit to this place in
four days. He met Col Nelson and party on Monday
about thirteen miles from Superior. They were in good
health and getting along well.
The lake nearly clear OF ice. Vegetation quite
backward large emigration was pouring into the
country around the end of the lake. Mr.. S met five
parties OF advenurers between Ioylors Falls and SUI
Teior Large discoveries OF copper being made IN the
vicinity of Left Hand River, particularly IN Township H.
Ranges - H. Some OF the most experienced miners
from the lower mines prospecting IN the vicinity and
pronounce the mines there superior 10 those Ontcnagon
We have been presented with fine specimen OF pure
native copper taken from the surface by Mr. Slaughter
who informs that such samples can be picked up in
abundance along the copper ranges IN at vicinity From
present Indications have little doubt that city of
great commercial importance is destined soon TO grow up
the west end of the Lake. occupying about the same
relative position 10 Lake Superior that Chicago does 10
Lake Michigan. Should Congress make the anticipated
grant for Railroad purposes may soon expect To be
placed in close connection with our superior neighbors
Dem Msg
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
NEW GRANADA.
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.


Corresroud,nee Of The " Y. Tribune
BARRANQUILLA, New Granada, Mays, 1854.
take advantage of the mail leaving to-day 10 make You
somewhat acquainted with the state Of affairs in this
country.
revolution has broken out in Bogota headed by Gen
Meo. who was in command OF the army
Reports from the interior say that Melo offered the Die
atorshp to President Obando who refused whercupon
seized him end the Secretaries and threw them in prison
The Vicepresdent run awaytho Congress was dispersed
and tie new Constitution burned in he Plaza.
The Governor OF Maraqua has raised OO) troops a.
Ilunda 10 protect the Government.
Gen M0sGura former Presidentl is here just arrived
from the United States and il is probable declaration
will be made in his favor The Court is almost unan-
mousy in his favor and his friends very strong in the
interior HI is the for The emergency aud will soon
establish law and order.
There has been French feet az Garth agena, consisting
of one rgae and three TO demand
indemnity for -four destroyed by the Governor Of
Panama Admiral Duqucsne who commanded the heet
finding no Government to deal with has loft for Havana
Business has been quito good, but fear the revolution
will put damper on affairs.
Foreigners and their property perfectly secure unless
they interfere with politics.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

TrwrERANCE IN IowA.-We have received copy OF 4
address on Temperance by H. CLAY DEAN, which has be,s
delivered at Dubuque and various other places in Iowa
II m appeal for the cause and goes in the rg
direction We trust it has had and will have an iniuenc,
in rousng the people Of that State to enact whoesous
LIQUOR prohibory law. lfthoy will choose representative
10 do his and elect Mr.. Grimes Governor 10 approve he
bill they viii DO more advance the permanent nterp
of tic State than they IL probably have an opporun,
of doing by legislation ia the next twenty years.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
ANTI-NEBRASKA DEMONSTRATION IN NEW
HAVEN.

There was large and enthusiastic meeting in New
Haven Conn, Friday evening, 26h inst to express
tie popular sentiment in regard the passage of the in
famous Nebraska lby Congress Tie Ne,cLareR Jour
nal and Courier thus refers TO the demonstration:
Among the speakers the Hon. Lafayette Foster
L. = Senator elect the Hon. John NJ. Niles ex-senator
and the lion. Henry Duon Governor of the STATE.
They all d'nounced the action Of the Northern Represent
who voted for the b and urged the people
Moth 20 make every constitutional and legal opposition
to the extension Of Slavery No proposes any action
not justified by the obligations due 70 country but no
one leleyes these Obligations make it necessary hat
should law obtained by the corrupng influences
Of tie Administration, IN violation of the wishes of the
ptoIe and contraVenon of the pledged faith Of the
nGtOn To believe would DC 10 acquiesce IN all that
dtsron rec uiros Of osaved and degraded people.
II cast reroach upon revolutionary forefahcrs
rebonod against up laws, and who yndcaed their
hts in taoe of the requirements OF tie stSiue-book IL
would be great sacrifice Of the foundation principle
Of Democracy, wsre we TO admit that we-he people
the chains held cut 70 us by our ueecherous
servants who have ossayed 10 become our masters The
Administration hopes that ii apply 10 an indignant
pe. pie those old arr umens which effective IN 1850
end which we all agreed but thoy have TO learn that
while the North is willing 10 comprme its rights for hsr-
nony /; is yet ssect that it ~i consent 10 rein
quish all il retained after the Compromise effected 10
CRAFTY the ambition of uaitorous denagogues and am
bilious politicians. Another scheme OF the President Is TO
involve the country in IN the hope OF aToung the
popular feeling a subject, and thus hiding from
sight the inGny o the past But rlers will find that
tie people will be deceived. Ii needs be they VIII
fight Their foes abroad but they will not spare their enc
The repeal Of the Nebraska BILL and the admission Of
more save States is the issue now The Compromises Of
ie<o ara lsSo are violated and Utah. New-Mexico Kan
sas ana Neoraska must come in free States not
IN at el We 10 not advocate any violation of law-any
disregard OF the whole countryany purely sectional ac
fon We vii stand by the constitutional contacts even
though they are baey violated by the trucking tools of
the Administration but we do believe in standing firmly
and seadfasty by rights, and in Furnishing an who
have dsregarded them. And shal tliurnph-i; nav
not be for months years but shall triurph ovenn
ally
" Freedom battle begun,
Bequcatked fom blcs ding 10
Though doubtful on, is ever w91-r
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

LFo,L SrAsIoN IN OHio.--By the following par.graR
taken from Tie TuscarcwaS o. Advertiser infer ts
"legol suasion is operating very Vel in Ohio Gadh
hear IT, Possibly the next Legislature may come up tOA A
scratch and give the people outand-out Maine Law
Thu ror.iou the TcneaRcc Law which lines aud mpdA
toy u tie county ia Tor ftts drunk has had IA us Iowa
mo .nury effect. " have drunken man on he s
IhD I N The INV.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

JOHN BELL OF TENNEsSEE.-The following is Il
graphic account of the exciting in the Senate
on the occasion of Mr.. Bells late indignant and bold
denuncaton of the conduct of several OF his southern
colleagues in attempting TO involve him in Inconsistent
and contradictory action on the Nebraska bill. We
take it from The Baltimore Patriot:
Mr. Bell before eloquent highs pirited AMI
indignant this OCCASION He denounced the slate
ment made by Mr.. Churchwe in the House gross
Misrepresentation and concOcted isehoOd lie charged
the Senator from Georgia, Mr.. TOOmbs, with furnishing
the material for this attack upon him 10 Mr. Curchwe
of the House, and with having brought the subject before
the Senate Yesterday, with view To create the impress
sion the South that he cooperating with the abo
onsts of the North TO do injustice and injury 10 the
South. IL upon Mr.. Badger for the version
OF the matter which that senator gave yesterday But he
doubly severe upon Mr.. TOOmbs for the pat that
Senator Rad enacted on the subject Ii that honorable
Senator he said pretended that he present at tho
time the resolved upon the would pursue
il utterly false. The Senator from Georgia, he said
looked at him with irOwn. He knew not what that look
implied but if the Senator meant to convey the idea by
word look that no had agreed support the Nebraska
bill TO sanction the doings of the caucus in sending
committee demonstrate with the editors Of The NGORGi
IHfegeRccr against their the Nebraska bill
il he asserted that he the praor and ally of the
enemies OF the South. his statements and assertions
utterly t0ie. His manner COOL firm and determined.
He looked meaning which impaired additional emphasis
to the burning words he uttered He stood directly in
front Of Mr. T0Omhs ard looked him full in the eyes un-
Ill the latter for in his e actually blanched Mr.
Bel went on and repeated his whering denunca-
ton of Mr. IOonbss this subject. He -ad il
wore the aspect Of conspiracy 10 cntanSlc him. He
called up Mr.. Clayton and caused him render an ex
plarao Of the part he had acted in the matter Ator
lie had concluded Mr. Toombs took the floor and under
took bOlster0Is characteristic 7. ply