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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-12

TIE undersigned having become the successor 20 the
house and business of o. kiley Mitchell, Si continue
the same as heretofore.
Thankful to the friends Of the late Grm for former pat
ronage he socts continuation OF their confidence ana
business. His harfbo the river II one OF the
largest size and noted for its capacity And alse hav
ing ample Warehouses Water sire, I. well as
mammoth Warehouse in course oi construction on the
Canal and enien the Railros Depot his facii
ties for the receiving storage and forwarding Nerehsn-
die and Produce via River, Railroad and Canal, are
He is also prepared 10 make cash advances on all pro-
duce property consigned him fer sale he ship
ped his New Orleans the Eastern
cities tortIs-tfl '-f-t. = JOHN 8. MITCHELL
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Washington Branch ar r r. a; the Junction, qaiey y
= r-. timort, and viii the Philadelphia. VII
miDgton and Baltimore X. X. 10
l-tg rr Philadelphia r--
THE great tunnels upon .se new part the line
Il now fully completed, and the whole road is in fine
condition, presenting one of picturesque and
comfort and safely of passengerss exercised
by the officers aid asenls OF this COMPANY. and II ere Is
road In the United Sia.es notwithstanding the
reports oinleTesd and INSCRIPTIONS agents OF other
routes 20 the contrary. 4.,.
The new and splendid steamers Of the Union Line
from Louisville, Madison and Cineinnsu, connect with
the road at Wheeling and through tickets from these
places TO Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, DC.
Vile, The boats (ofhe Union Line only Louisville.
The steamer. leave the wharf at Louisville daily for
Wheeling where passengers and baggage are carefully
The express mail leaves Wheeling da Iy. half
past a. and arrive at Cumberland (s0l miles att
P. and allowing two hours there arrives in Bait
more $50 mes) at day Sht mex. morniSsi IN dpll nms
trains. making the passage through from Wheelingh IN
lees than twenty hours, including stoppaees.
Travellers will not faii to obserVe that this is TIM
as well as one Of the most pleasant routesto
the East. f
Baggsge checked through any points
red 10 the for Washington at the Junction. and for
Philadelphia at Baln ore vi hout extra charge. Tray
elers are allowed ample lime aid opportunity al all
points to obtain theirmeals. 81. .,,..- --
Through tickets from Louisville TO Baltimore with
70 wassgo Og m Co. o 81 S York
S4 To be had above only. q he railroad fare alone
from Wheeling 10 Baltimore is 81 50i TO Philadelphia
Washine ton 80 5O) 81
While the water low m the Ohio, ghtdraugbt, but
swift steamers will keep mp tie onnection between
Cincnna All and Wheeling. Passeu gers NAV also cave
river at Cincinnati and r.ach Wheeling by the way of
railroad Columbus and GAINESVILLE and stages thence
TO Wheeling. For this route passengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati and leave thereat "a O'Clock
A. n. daily. - ~ .s....s 81 fIf-. traf-f ~
nPFreights 70 all Eastern points by this safe direct
and speedy line Nv hchis Prcfreco doan immense
business viii taken zacw 5y any other All
property carefully handled and delivered good order.
inouire as above. WIN. PARKER,
-js2siy fff General SaperintehdeIst. Baltimore.
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EVANSVILLE. la. FRIDAY MAY u, 1854
MISC .LLANEOU $.
NOTICE

NOl
THE partnership heretofore exisungi this city BE-
Il tween p. g. o'Riey and John S. Mitchell. undsr
the firm of o'Riley d MITCHELL is this day dissolved
mutual consent.
John 5. Mitchell, having purchased the lpteres.
e. O'hiley, is alone authorized to close Up ana sets
business OF said frm. Signed:
ag JOHN S. MITCHELL.
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1okA AD,Ms & CO.'S

lS54.onr Ps%S sss s4aSzsS s lS54.
AtStg For the rapid aud safe convey 8.z.zsS1
Sssssiancc Of Money Jewerry, vala. ses.ssEr;E
liable Packages and light freight -, ~,
generally. Arrangements having been made win tie
Evansville aud Charlottesville Railroad Company, Tor
running the Express their Road the business pub
senger will be dispatched Mon ay morning 2tth lns
nd daily thereafter xce Sundays) in ehar OF peck
and freight forwarded through Adams & Co., to
Nincennes, aud Way Stations on tie road.
An Iron Safe will be carried TO give greater security 10
valuabes al goods deviv~red, immediate
ly arrival at either end. without extra charge.
The business connections aud arrangements OF Aaahs
Co.'s Eastern Express have been extended tn Evans
viIIe p. c. O'iiILEY S co. appointed Agents for
boat aud THOS CONYNGTON 4 co. Agents for re
ceiviug and delivering all goods for the city, at their
bookstore, corner of Min and First streets .
Merchants ordering goo ron the Eastern ciu,s,
will find advantage ia hay ing them forwarded 10y
Adass Co.'s Express the lime OF which Is rars! over
five days. -...
m Packages Of all descriptions, designed either 10
the Elsi FOR the Vcennes route. should be l-f at
G- O'Riley & Co.'s Whafboat, or at Conlng'oh $ %
Co.'S Bookstore or fnoee be given The! VIII sen1 ior
T p The Messenger. Mr.Jas. REYNOLDS, will be at
The train half an hour before its time of starting, TO take
charge OF whatever may he offered there.
Evansville, Feb. ls, "a. (ap2s-iy) ADAMS S CO.
FIRE NOTICE. ... s.,
Ar meeting Of the Neptune
SE&1sE Fire Company. on the evening .%sfss=z,
Y9-ssys3-Sof the ilth inst IL was unani-
w. mOusly <<-@-=szzi
Re.oped That in future at alarm of fire that may
Company be strictly confined 10 The Corporate ilmtsof
BY order orci of.he oompany. wM.HoLDEN, Prest;
WILL H. WALKER, scct'y- sIebl3-u
oS DOZEN Canal shovels;
10 10 stecied Spades;
5 do Garden Rakes; nt '.
= do do Hoes; just reed ard for sale by
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
lust received per steamers Sultan and Granite state,
j 26 packages New Spring Dry Goods, comprising
Challi Baregcs, Mousseline DeIaine>,
Basege Dei.aues, Portsmouth Lawns,
Brocadet Lawns French Figured Lawns, .
Earl.ton Ginghams Manchester Ginghams,
Solid Check Ginghams, Figured black Alpaca Coat
Figured Lustres Innings.
English Cotton Drills, Fancy Linen Drills,
Ftenea Linen Coaings, 20 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons,
All very desirable goods, for sale at low figures by
mhI7 J. Il. MAGHEE d CO.
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PaprR ysREHeUSE.
~ AND 70 walls IIs.T STREET,

Printers Cards and Card Sheets, Railroad Cards and
Sheets News Book ard Csrd inks EIr
We have made arrangements with Mr. McCreary lot
full supply ofhis celebrated COlored INKS also with
Mesrs Smith & Peters for full supplies ofthcr superior
Cards Card Sheets formerly sold by Messrs Butler
S Brothers ofthis city.
Our arrangements with Eastern and Western manu-
are such sell all goods in our line
nj as low n ices and as frorabl terms any house
Wsst ana q iay;e all in want goods to examine our
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
D'"A A NIXON & CO,
Manufacturers and Paper Dealers,
mhs Il and 80 Walnut street, C;ncinnati, ONO. -
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G., m.-GRIFFITH.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Hardware aud Cutiery.
SIAS Just rsceived full Gad complete stock OF To-
reign and domestic Hardware, Mechanics tools and
Building Materials. Merchants, Mechanics and other
are invited to examine his stock AZ
ap2otf.d&w THE SIGNoF THE MILL SAW.
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RAGS WANTED

WYE are paying highest market price in cash for
w good Rags. Paper Shavings Cotton ana Hemp
Waste Rope ard Rigging. NIXON 90,
Manufacturers and Paper Dealers,
uha :. and 20 Walnut street, Cincinnati. Ohio
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F.. w. Sloan. 12l Broad st. New York.
---n Scott a. CO.. Toledo.
j. 8. Chenoweth q Co. Cincinnati,
Tisis ore ofthe Oldest best established and most rs
liable lines of trans raiion in the country and sos
Agents for this section. authorised to give
through receipts for reign's to and from the East,
very low rates guaranteeing against any charges
the route. --s t
aug9 LEWIS & GRAY, Agents.
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
COPELAND would respectfully announce to the
T. citizens OF Evansv lie and its vi unity. thai he has
opened Office First street. Nam, in the room
formerly occupied Post Office where all transact
tons appertning the business OF Banking ard OF TX
change will be carried with promptness fidelity and
dispatch. Sis rs -'-
-REFERS To-
Messrs ATWOOD, DUNLEEEY 81 CO., New York.
ADAMS a. GRAHAM. New Orleans.
ELLIS d STURGES. incinnaii, o.
o.B0WEN, Esq Prest Central Bank, Indi'
danapolis, la. jlan4-u
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTRORn- -CONNECTICUT.- -

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTPoRD, CONNECTICUT.
IScoEPoR NTED lSl0.-CHARTEE PERPETUAL
ed Carl $3.50 Capt. Si5OOOO
rJ,HIS long established and well known Institution
i has tran most extensive insurance business
for m lre than forty years, throughout the United states
and the British North Americaa PTcstnces IL has aimed
secure public confidence by honorable and faithful
uldment of its contracts and the owners Of property
are that all fair claims for loss under its policies
will iiberally adjusted and promptly paid; Pr6c
buildings Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses Stores, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels on stocks while in port &C. &C., viii be
insured at rates as the risk will admit The fol-
lowing gentiemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II. HUNTINGTON, President.
ALBERT Day, CALVIN Day,
JAMES GOODWIN, JoB ALLYN,
CHARLES BOSWELL, JOuS =. B1ACE.
Henry kESEY. CHARLES j. Russ.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CuRtsrorHER c. LYMAN, Assistant Sec'y.
NPApplications for insurance may be made to
ALLEN c. HALL0CK, Agent,
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank,
decs Evansville. Ind.
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ATNA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

hiiN n
FIRE fNSURA COMPAN Y,
Of Hartford. Conn. r
CAPITAL s3O0,0oo-aH paid in and INFESTED.
Reserved EARNINGs $500, 900. +-
--r. 4. Total .eSs,fs $sO,,90G.
rINHIS Company was Incorporated with perpetual
charter in sia and insures againstoss or damage by
Fire on Houses ufaeturing establishments
stores bousehof furniture aud merchandze in general,
on The os, terms and losses occurring in hs
eney will be Literally adjusted and paid WIN promp'
BOARD DIRECTORS:
Thos. X. Brace, Robert blei,
Samuel Tador, -H..- Miles A. utue.
Tosenb Pratt John L. Boswell,
lns,in Dunham EbeneZer Flower,
W.rd woodbridge, +. a. Bulkley,
Iose,h CHURCH Roland Mather,
Rd,,iu q Rip,ey Silas Y. Hamlinton
Frederick Tyler, Sampeis. ward,
Henry Il. Pratt. ee
THOMAS K. BRACE, Pres't.
s. +. LOOMS, Secretary.
PApplications for Insurance may be made 10 the
scriber duly authorized to reseve proposals and
or AGENCY in the West A. G.. HALLOCK, Agt.. q
febitf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
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rRANSpOilTATI0N. i.

TRANSPORTATI0N
WESTERN STATES Ii n E ~ E-
DIV Raroadsand ranais. rnhning IN 2 injection vis
ID Steamers and Prorelers on the Lakes.
NO TRANSHIPMENT AT ALBANY OR TROY,
PROPRU TORS:
A. r. CShb e. Co. Foot oflnd'ara ST. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer d CO.. l2l, Broad t.New York;
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CITY AUCTION STORE ~.
p. F0NpERSMiTH, Auctoneer, rirs' ,uc,ion
81 tween Main and Locusl ss-, VIII sen AZ "a aso
Goods Furniture. Wares &c. on comm Gnasi-
Real Estate and Horses Cash advanced on 90 Vsn
ments, il required will sell my entire Saxs of
sale--eyery Monday, "Wednesday, Frida! anu "'"'1~'
nights. -, al NV old customers
PSI will be glad to attend 70 a., "I ri,h calf aud
will sell goods al Pri'"' mh23 3md
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EXCElSIOK ClGARS :

TOHN LAVAL, Druggist. ON Main street. between Sec
- ond and Third has just received large lot OF very
choice Havana Cigars which he will sell at wholesale or
retail very low He invites the especial attention OF
Cigar EpsI:ures TO his stock. janl2-u
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SPRING STYLES OF
WALL PAPER II ANG N G AT

SPRING STYLES OF
WALL PAPER HANGING AT
JOHN G. DEVEREUx JR'S.
NEN cases WALLPAPER the latest Spring Styles be-
ing the first lot of Spring Goods, has just arrived
and for sale low will be receiving weekly supple.
and hest as tment before rosght to Evansville
Persons in want Of Wallpaper Borders, Frescreens
Bed Teasters Window Blinds, &C. of the latest Spring
STYLES re call early and examine them,
am determined to sell as low possible. Store
Main street between First and Second. lmhy
BOOTS AMI SHOES.
~ CASES Boots and Shoes. comprising
> womcn's Patent Foxed Union Buskins;
do do do do ParisIans;
do Ko.suth Boots:
- do Enameed SoatagS
do Bronzed. Heeled Eurskas;
do Enam'd spring-h eed J. Lind Bootees
..-f do Goat do do do do;
do Super CalfS.S- ..e do;
da Bronze Spring heeed Enam'ld do;
t-- do do do do r. Leather do;
Misses do do do do do;
Mems CalfBoots. half welt;
do Calf do Pump solei;
do Extra Prime p Boots;
do do do do do. Pump Soied;
do Patent Leather, Goat. Calf and Kip, Bro
and M reed psr sisaIsF Is@es
app raF-E r--I1 saoare, Evansville, Ind.
DaCON:-.
ID 300 Hahs; r-ss $50 Sides; sereT .
800 shoulders; put up especially for my own trade.
Please Try them. lmhs9-2mJ THo5. HEADEN.
JVRESH oySTERs.-25 cases of one an two pound
II cans, Rermstcaly fresh, and spiced, for sale by
sp2a S. z. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water.
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LEATHER AND FINDIN Gs.

LEATHER AN ID F1NDlN GSs
VVTII.LIAM BELL is just opening on Main street
w oppositeths Bank, large and well selected stock
OF leather and findings, consisting iR part Of
1000 sides of sole leather, Hemlock aud spanish
tanned.
80 doz morocco No, I. ., and A. Tampico extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies' French.
75 doz Kip-Prime City, heavy country, light me
dunn
20 doz Cochineal Roam
10 "Pink blue and green do
go Linings-Pink, blue. and green
90 Bindings-Lindsey's cape goat and sheep.
) 80 Patent Kid skins.
$50 Calf skins-Iight. heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron,
g I. Oil thong leather,
10 AZ Madras Kid .
30 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts,
Boot trees rasps avis. pircers,, nails balls aeh
stamps thread, bnfers slicker wheels, Keys. hooks
and ali other tools an4 materials used by shoe
Gl Of which will be sold on the most reasonaOe 'e
ieI4 !
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=. 80 wAK DECGARED!!
II EVI SILBERM IN has declared. mot war) but that
he hasist received the finest stock Spring Goods
ever brought to Evan vile. and that he WILL
sell them as cheap as any other house in the West
His NEW STOCK consists in part OF Spring and sum-
mer Clothing ofevery desc-ipuon-
- H~-~- LADIES DRESS GOODS.
And every oher article in the line OF Fancy GOODS
is now manufacturing his Clthng in this city, mas o
beat n no most and warrants sats-
faction trade. Call ans see me-, -----l-P P----
90 BBLS Choice Dried Apples and Peaches, 20 on Y sA'N
DO and for sale a. T. BACON & Uo.S
splT '
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For Baiti more. washing ton. philade1
~--,4 1 phia and lew YORK. f-v1 -s,r

From Wheeling 10 Baltimore. and connecting With the
Washington Branch r, r. at the Junction. Qaiely
called the Relay House, nine miles from Bal
timort, and with the philadelphia. Viii
miDgton and Baltimore r. X. 10
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J7REsH oYsTERs.-25 cases of one anI two poun'
cans, Rermstically fresh, and spiced, for sale by
ap24 S.E. GILBERT & CO., syc. near Water.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

hoHN C. DEVEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
k dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens Window Blinds
easers Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps, Phosgen'
Vas etc. e.c. Main street, between First and Second
;lrosts. laugl0 ly
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Tic Raiirond Fraud.

Mr.. Robert Schuyler, the President and
transfer agen, Of tho New York aud New
Haven Rsilfoad Company, has made, by
means OF false entries, efasures, and o'het
similar Practices an issue OF illegal Dnd
fraudulent stock within few months past,
10 the amount, as near as can now be asc!'-
tanned, Of nearly twenty thousand shares, or
two millions u dollals. A meeting oil tho
Board OF Directors Of the company was
held in New York, on the 9Th, und an eAem-
ination Of the books and papers made, which
resulted in notice Of the fraud being quo.
lished by the authority Of the company.
There has been, SO fur as we husc been a.
BILE 10 learn, an exceedingly Loose system
generally among raiIoad companies and pro.
badly among all stock compauies,in the issue
of stock certificates. The charters usually
require the certificates 10 BE- signed by the
president and couutcrsisned by the treasur-
er. OF course the signing in blank was not
contemplated by these terms, \but the pre-
vailing custom has been for he president 10
sign a large number Of certificates in blank,
leaving them 10 be filled up, sealed and nj.
tested BY the treasurer as they were issued.
By what locS.pocus certificates 10 the a.
mount Of two millions came into the l!unds
OF The President in this case is not stated
One thing ia certain,-a slrirler practice
ought 10 be adopted by all companies here.
after. George L. Schuy Ter, the bro'iier Of
Robert, president Of the Harlem Railroad
has resigned. Mr.. Kyle, the Secretary con-
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Heavy Business in Potatoes.

The Norfolk Argus states that the Farmers
and others in that city aud vicinity ale now
dong a large business in potatoes. More
Than two thousand barrels are regularly sent
BY each steamer to New York. The aver
ase quantity sent per day to Baltimore, Phil.
adpiphia and New York, is about one thou
sand six hundred barrels. The Baltimore
boats can not take on board near as many
barrels as are daily sent 10 the dcpo!. They
sell readily at Norfolk at 50 per barre, and
c,mmaud a handsome profit in the Northern
narkets. The Norfolk Beacon says that Mr..
Munden raised from twenty-five bushels OF
Irish potatoes, for which he guve $3.50 per
buslel, crop which sold for sSO6. After
paying all expenses, the net profit amounted
10 S69s. The same paper states thai on
Thursday, one farmer sent Sl.lS0 worth OF
cucumbers to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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affecting hci'leat.-We Ch0iera.-
The following paragraph appears in the
Louisville Courier Of a recent date:
"Charles Watterson, an industrious
blacksmith at Hickman, Ky, had BY hard
word and close economy. accumulated
sufficient means 10 send Tor his wife and
family, whom he had lett in England
They arrived at Hickman some three
weeks since, in charge Of d friend, when
his cup OF happiness was full. But alas
the Joy Of the happy family was soon
turned to mourning. The friend was
only few days after his arrival attacked
with cholera, and in few hours his
earthly course was run. The same day
Wauerson was attacked, and in five hours
he had gone the way of all the living
The wife, a very intelligent and pleasant
woman, overwhelmed with grief, was
making arrangements to return to Eng,
land, when she was attacked by the tel
destroyer, and in few hours more had
Joined her husband in The spirit-and.
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Oenlral Nous.
From the Baltimore american, July 20.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Pacific arrived at New
York yesterday, bringing Liverpool
dates to the 18th. The details of her
news, received by mail and telegraph,
will be found in this mornings Ameri.
can, The intelligence deyelopes new
phase in the aspect of Gflairs. Negoli.
atoms are TO DO resumed, and the posi-.
biIity of poaco is limited at. Prussia
has forced Austria to consent to a re-.
newal of negotiations, and tho latter
has Gouulcrmauded the advance other
troops into the PERSONALITIES. Russia
had also appealed to Austria ,ojoin her
il now negotiations, aud Prussia had
despatched Bnrou Manloullelto London
to e"mcii'ate the opposition,o peace ne
gnliaiinns. In consequence Of these
movements, tho real intentions of Aus
tr;a wcle again nistTustcd.
Active interpretations were on osmall
scale. Tho defeat of the Russians at
GjHrgovo by the Turks, and the dos
uucIi"r Of snme Russian f;orlifcations
nj the Saliva mouth nf HE Danube by o
combined Ileet Of English and French
gun boats, rrn lheouly hosiil!,ies rcpnr.
ted. Napier had sai!ed away from Crou-
staIt without even II demonstration a.
gainst it; tho cholera, ii is said, having
frightened him of This disease vas
also raging with great virulence in all
the principal Russian cities.
In Spain the iusurgent. still maintain
the contest. a. last accounts they were
roIroaling towards Apd4lusio. Tho in
surrectinn began Oh tho morning of the
2Sth Of Jnue. and up To The latest date
the rebels were still uncrushrd. Attic
tho Spanish authorities do their utmost
okeup back correct information, aud
allow none to pass the frontiers which
is not favorable to themselves. yet it is
known tina, tho insurgents maintain
themselves within sight Of the palace of
the Queen. There wcio reports out
that the insurgents were getting strong
reinforccmeurs Of from five to six lhnu.
sand. and that the inhabitants Of Sara-
gnssa were about to rise. During the
Queens journey from her country resi-
dence to Madrid, she and her suite were
under continual dread Of being inter
rupted by the sqnadrons of Insurgents
who were lowering around. A move
ment is anticipatedin Andalnsia, at the
head Of which Narvaez will place HIM
self All 1.-The towns of Spain the Liver
pool Times says, are growing mnre warm
in favor of the Instruction, aud many
orc likely to join the cause almost i'm.
media,rIy. 1t is even sud that some
have risen; but, as in all similar cases,
false reports circulate by the thousand
1t appears certain that the Queens
troops dare nut fnlIow the insurgents
General O'Donncll remains securely al
Aranjaoz. although the Madrid troops
could travel rapidly by railway to attack
his free. For some time he remained
4, the Campo del Moro. boldly parad'
ing before the eyes of the Queen.
The commercial news reports down
ward tendency in brcalstutls. Cotton
wasiduIl at Sigh, decline.
...a a..
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1ez,; from ssc D,i.inorc american.
The Homestead Bill.

The Senate continued in session IN.
Ill . o'cluc; last night, in the course OF
which tho Homestead Bill, as it came
from the House, was transformed into
a new measure, and ultimately engross;
cd for third realizing. Mr.. Hunters
hill was adopted as a substitute which
provides that every free white person,
who is the head of firmly, or WIN
has arrived a, the age OF 81 years, may
settle on quarter section of The public
lands. for their exclusive use "r beneti',
bu, that 40 certificate or patent shall be
issued uatil thu expiration Of five years
from the enrry, or un'iI the person or .,
persons SO ri,sring it shall have pn''t
IS cents per acre Tor the same; or II
the lands haze been in market more
than % years, l9s cents.
In this f,rm it wilI enlont'edly be
nasscd ,n.,lny, hui is now rIGngat from
a lIomcs'oud Bill to a bill '"'e'l"en :, tue
price of the public lands, aud sell lhen'
ouu luug credit.