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The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10
ANOTHER TREMENDOUS vA,IrRB.

III EWlS a. HOW ARD. Forwarding and Con omission Mer-
IL chants Of this city failed merchandise ~
the Ohio River yesterday aud last night is getting
shallow or all rraecae the time they
did not fail TO forward what goods had for Nincenn
Pri c-top Mt. Carmel. DO by Railroad.
Nsithr did thy fail forwari y Canal what goods they
had for Tsrre H.ute Washington Pterhurgh Sc Neither
have hey failed d. ri their large
Wharf oat capable ofstsrng afly 600 tags in
rate ord for the winter spring business Neither have
they failed t. have their large the Canal ut the
City Wharf in first order for the safe keeping of
send wheat barley pork aud tobacco.
will store and ship tor you a. low p,s.iAie.
Kentucky and Tennessee chants will bear in mind that
in will receipt for merch,ndze and produce Of
scrirtsn he delivered IN New York fv. days
by Railroad III the way.
novl0-Iwdwlm LEWIS HOWARD.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10

GT A new material for shirt Innings, has
been discovered by the English soldiers in
the east. One of them writing here Gays in
a postscript to his letter-"There are Aeas
enough in Turkey to dam up the Bosphorus.
The Turks wear them for lining to their
shirts"
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10

Or Dispatches were received here yes
terday to tie effect that the private banking
Houses at Cincinnati Of Ellis e. Sturgess,
Smead. Collari & Hughs, Morton g. Co.
and GoodmaE e. Co., had suspended. We
do not vouch for their correctness.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10
GhEArsA,.E OF REAL ESTATE.

~ eember Ev nsvile. seventy
anssie Inn sal, oner rs the so.l epor
un ioI mvpt that has e.n offered u he public
rvey Ls' are On ,hs bank. Or IN 'n ',ea,y Of
pets of the Evansville and Crawford VILE evansville la
d'a.a polls and Cleveland Railroads.
und mpulsv OF Tho great lines Vt urrovsnsst thas
have Dsstcned rLsse IS IRE suitable tor building beng
rssia.nee letter opp"rsnniy euid he offered To
the n-ehanc the merchant or t"- manufacturer moments
consideration viii .how their .dvantsgcs
On IN ns Of sas Ms,a,n ,Ad Er,s Canal and the craw
post Of which
aba. mat-riah ouud. The Canal
fa so s empy,ng the pod. Of vas. a1a fertile
polls Cev-lsnd Line Railroad will be completed
' TGss s =. I % d % "h .s.s and xs
Trre Haute before this sale OF Ihre
win pass freight passsns
w n The so.'h-we: shs somrs.ta1 o, The Hsnas,.oos
from the cities Of IN and the At
Besides the local al
Of this city remarkable lt siiurred on de-
sinking shaft just 10 s- sdoains city
Lam In days coal will he furn shed by
very aIushei The sutsrPrirs
Evansville half way Louisville and the mouth Of
,he ohio and below all the IL Is the natural de-
has 81 WIN aud i srswi; With almost rapidly
LIS location that destined be the great
7, now pat in he market time.
TERMS OF FPAYMENT-One-ttird cash; one-thrd in one
and onethr in with interest day o. sale
secured by mortgage
Plots property may the Of the Aeor
Aliens. yinceLnes: Bement Co W. Grsw ids Ter
Hautr Orth Brsck-ts Lafayette: Hon Isac Black
f~rd's John Damn polls Iii r Cssselberry
novIo-dS.s HS ts' ~ : ' BAKER GARvIN
EDCRE WHITE LEADS keg' pure White Lead reed
II for ale by nors SAMUEL ORR.
NVHITE LiME.-so bbls hrs. rate Lime for sale BY
Nv nov9 SAMUEL OkR
ACEs.-3cO pieces Silk Just reed and for
IL sale b, nov9 JAS Low CO.. AIS Main ST.. Lou. Ky
VpONNETs.-5oS Straw Bonnet newest styles reed this
.ovs JAS Low CO.. 4Is Main st. Lou. Ky.
GOLD PENS GOLD HAMS, ETC.
NV mother lot Of tn justly celetrA
w ted Gold Pms manufactured by A. Morton a. Co..
Ne~ York which will warrant break by fair
wripg they give another pen for the
ken one We alss hsns large Of Gold
silver Watches ofeyery description. Gold Guard Fob and
short gener fwafches Clocks JeweTy all
Of which Will u athe lowest figures for cash. and
every altcie to b. just such as represented.
move BIflRoLfF SONS. Main Sc. bet. Ist & "a.
LAND FOR SAL.
EIGTY Acres Of valuable Land for sale known part OF
IL the Ke Farm. the Bonneville Road mile from
purposes exchanged property
sold fr cash
,welve months ,bIrd years with Fof
further particulars enquireof wooxs,vr,sov
noys-4w WOOLSEN NELSoS
CORONER,S INQUEST.
quest held before Coroner Of this county.
N the 9th day Novembe 1854. the Union House
the body Of n unknown dressed IN gray
roundabout coat brown blacx pants boots and white
hat supposed to be n y old to have com. from
Clovrrport. Ky. JOHN 1klbLb
nov -3w Coroner vandeTbuTgh county.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10

OF The telegraph wires have been trans
ferred to the new poles, and the line was in
good working order yesterday.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10
GlORIOus SIMMER.

WITH ths bot. sutry atmosphere id summer the rank
Vegetation OF the lo~ marshes the deep valleys
OF the the wither die The
barning sun drinks the and the plants
give on noaious gasss and that had
produce llow Iaundee Derangemens the stomach and
Bowels Darrhee er diseptey gue and Fever Bilious
Typhus fevers I'm Ter these aud
should make free Of DR. BaCcEs vEGErELE
PAsAcEA IL ~ o~-r TO cleanse the bowels purity the
blood and health Advertisement in another
umn OF this paper ey8
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10

p The Ben Coursln was here yesterday
from Louisville. We thank the officers for
papers of yesterday.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10
sIAss vsnsrrbnrsh DE- sMystNa; County ss.
, Attachment.

\. ID. iS55
samuel T.. Gilbert. VS..
Erastus Smitn aud Attachment.
rtt Henar'cks
appearing ~ ordcr made the last October Term OF
the Nanrdrg' circait Coart that the dtfnaan In the
entitled of Of Indiana.
the raid E~at"s >mit Poser cndrek defendants said
there fore H. by rothed the OF said
that the will the April
Term f e Va. Circuit he and held
the House Evansville. the April.
A. 1856 JACOB BLCAkENHEIMEE
nov u Jerk.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOTS FOR SALE.
A MOST EXCELLENT CHANCE I,

uumber Of Lots in the Southern Enarsement Of Evans-
ville in market at cheap st ale
sizes lots vary 25 es tfront deep 20
feet front y ley stt deep most OF them several s
a'ov the grade the city the handssmsst location
and within and three blocks OF the Academy
tn be erected. Persons wishing
lots in this location will please call the undergned.
nov2-lm W. II CHANDLER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10
FOR TERRE uAuTR

FOR TERRE HACTB.
HE Canalboat JOE RpwLEl. Capt SMITH. will leave
Tor Terre Haute Monday. tn 9th inst. at o'cloci
P. NJ For frsishtor Passage apply on board or To-
novl3t HILL a. HOLLADAY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10
COROyER,S INOUES'

inquest held before Corontr Of this county
IN the 9th day Novtmbe 1854 the Union House
the body Of uaknown dressed in gray
roundabout brown baex pants boots and white
hat supposed be % year. old to have eoms from
ClvvrrpOrt. ny JUN
noy--3w Coroner yandefburg county.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10

EVANSVILLE, Nov. 9, 1854.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10

UNGTY Acres Of valuable Land for SALE known part
IL the Ee sy Farm. the Bonneville Ro.i mile from
city said land finely located family residences
purposes will be exchanged for
sold reasonable fr onvthird cah "a
,weve months ,bIrd in with FOL
novs-iw wOoLSEY NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-10

II IQCORs.-
IL eask hae Pale Brandyi ~ casks Port Wine;
I d. Holland Gin; cssk Ma ieria Wise;
now PkEsroS BRos.
Polynesian., 1854-03-25
The Darien Canal.

We are informed that the Daren Ship Canal Expc-
dton will sail from Southampton in the West India
mail Orinoco the 18th inst Its object IS the
making of detailed survey of the route from the Gale
donia Bay and Port Escoces TO the Gulf of San Miguel
(rst announced the public in the Daily News of May
H. lSJ0) and Of naugurating the great work Of the
junction of the Ii will consist the part Of
the Atlantic and Pacific Junction Company, or Or.
Cullen this dscoverer of the route and concessOnac,
as pioneer Mr.. Osborne, C. f., engineer-in-chef,
Messrs Forde and Benne and four assistant engineers
panied by Lieut.. ST. John, X. t., and staff At Jamai-
the expedition will be joined by Lieut. Strange, u
:. Navy, and the surveying party under his command
on beard the L. :. sloop-ofwar Cyane, Capt Hellins
he Cyane will be joined by British man-of-war from
the jamaica station and by the French Admiras ship,
with French Engineer officers on board, from Martinique
and the squadron viii then proceed 10 Caledonia Bay ON
the Atlantic oS Darien, where it will be reinforced
by Her Maesty's surveying sloop Scorpion, which has
already sailed from England for that port and the sur
veying parties will then the ithmus TO the river
savanna where they viii meet boating parties despatch
cd from British man-of-war which Is to be stationed
at its mouth in the Gulf OF san Miguel the Pacific,
and then commence detailed survey Of the route As
the distance between the tidal influence Of the two
oceans Is only 90 miles the return Of the expedition
may be expected about the beginning Of May.
his looks as though something SERIOUS IS TO be done
sure enough: and shall wait with great ilnpatience
to learn OF the arrival of the combined feet at Cse
donia Bay-LonGsn Macs, liLh DE-
Polynesian., 1854-03-25

INDUSTRIOUS SrEANER.-The Echo du Pae,f9ue
Of yesterday contains lengthy article upon the
marvellous enterprise of company in England,
who propose to build steamer of Is 600 TONS
The author Of the design is Brureljr Of the En-
gineer of the Thames Tunnel, and himself an En-,
gineer Of celebrity and undoubted ability. The
company has adopted the name of the Eastern
Steam Navigation Company, and they propose to
build their trst vessel $50 feet long, SO feet in the
beam, and So feet deep, with steam engines Of
$500 horse power. The company expect that such
d vessel will make fifteen knots hour and will be
able to run p GOO miles without stopping for coal
to make which distance about 5000 tons Of coal
would be consumed. The immense size of the
vessel would enable her to carry at least 5000
tons tf merchandise, ard have besides abund-
anee of room for passengers and employees.
The projected steamer is already in the course OF
construction at London, and the engines have been
ordered at the house of James Watt. She viii be
an iron vessel, and it is thought that she will be
SO strong to resist the stress Of wind and wave
with less strain than our best wooden vessels
The hull will be divided of into compartments, so
that in case small hole be knocked in the bottom,
the vessel will be in danger of filling.
If the great experiment should succeed, 1T will
form new era in ocean navigation; will tend to
decrease to a wonderful extent the expenses Of
transportation and travelling, and the dangers OF
navigation, and viii put an end to the semi-barba-
rous character of the life led by the majority Of
those now engaged in ocean navigation.-Ah. Cal!
Polynesian., 1854-03-25

The PANAMA RAuRoAD.-We continue to hare tbs
most encouraging accounts Of the progress Of the Rai
road, and it Is advancing with rapid strides to oonPe-
ton.
For more than woek past there have been upwards
Of three thousand borers engaged it this side OF the
Obispc-lo Sd miles from Ianlma-nearly TWO thou.
sand CT whom are this SIDE Of the summit One or two
thousand Coolies expected hourly to arrive IN cur
hlrbor, direct from China. 10 r
Col. often thinks the read VIII be connected and
cars PISS between the Two by the ft Of August
next II we don't take ride on it before, We moss
certainly shall whenever that event takes place 80.
ifsr1IG
IN addition to the above the Star thus refers 70 the
present facilities Of travel:
4 he continued fine weather which we have enjoyed
for tie last month combined with the repairs made
the read BY the Railroad and steamer Companies ren-
ders the transit from this city Cruces at the present
time short and easy journey.
The entire mail brought down by the John l. Ste
phens on her last trip conveyed On the 18th from
ocean TO ocean in twelve hours, and passengers can
make the trip with equal expedition. .--.
We would also remind the travelling pubs that the
Isthuus is now quite healthy. We do not know Of
case Of sickness in the city.
Polynesian., 1854-03-25

ATRuE WIFE.-She is no true wife who sus-
tains not her husband in the day Of calamity who
is not when the worlds great frown makes the
heart chill with anguish, his guardian angel, grow
ing brighter and more beautiful as mlsfortunes
crowd along his path. Then is the time for test
ing whether the sweetness of her temper beams
only with the transient light, or like the steady
glory of the morning star, shines just as brightly
under the clouds. Has she then smiled just as
charming? Does she say 'afiction cannot toiich
our purity, and should not quench our love = Does
she try by happy little inventions to lift from his
sensitive spirit the burden of thought ls-'
There are wives-nay, there are beings, who,
when dark hours come, fall to repining and up
braidins-thus adding TO outside anxiety, the har-
rowing scenes of domestic strife-as if all the
blame IN the world would make one hair white or
black, or change the decree gone immutably forth.
Such know shat our darkness is heavens light :our
trials are but steps in the golden ladder, by which
if we rightly ascend, We may at last gain that eter-
nal hight, and bathe forever in its fulness and
beauty.
Is that all and the gentle face of the wife
beamed with Joy. Her husband had been on the
verge of distraction-all his earthly possessions
were gone, and he feared the result Of her knowl-
edge, she had been tendery cared for all her life.
But says lrvihg's beautiful story, "a friend ad-
vised him to give not sleep to his eyes, nor sumber
to his eyeIids until he had uEfolded to her all his
hapless case. .-- s.1,t-.s
'And that was her answer with the smile of an
ANGELS that all? feared by your sadness j,
was worse. Let those beuutiiuI things be taken
all this splendor Jet it go; care not for it only
care for my husbands love and confidence. You
shall forget in m affection, that you were ever in
prosperity-onIy still love me- and will aid you to
bear these little reverses with chcerfulness.'
Still love her a man mist reverence, ay. and
liken her to the very angels for such woman is
living revelation of heaven.
Polynesian., 1854-03-25
The WATER Rax-we give the following cx-

The WATER Rax.-we give the foilowing cx-
tract Of q letter ss the text: - 1s -
AT meeting of the Farmers Club. last sum.
mer, you stated that person In New Jersey had
so arranged a watering ram (where there was no
natural tall of water) that it threw water consid-
erable distance on his farm and referred TO il az
showing how an artificial stream could be made
where no natural fall existed.
That we have seen done in several instances.-
Take any place that is naturally wet, and lay
down under draws until yeu accumulate water
enough at the outlet which is easily done, to drive
water ram, and you can send one-eighth of the
stream any distance YOU please through lead pipes,
rising twenty feet TO every foot fall
Water rams can be set at any spring or stream
where there is a fall, and will give constant
stream at the house on the hill. mile frcm the
spring, and hundred feet ab,ye.-N. Y. IntsHe.
Polynesian., 1854-03-25
0HegCu,

The new, from Oregon i. to the 3D. The cold weather
experienced in California about the 10Th of January,
was severely felt in Oregon. The Columbia Liver was
obstructed by the ce so that for than week there
was NO communication between Astoria and the country
above.
The Indians say that the weather in Oregon never
was 50 cold before and that the Americans wese 70 blame
for it, snow hld fllen in Portl.nd fourteen inches
Deep 1t is said thlt coal his been founi In Polk coun-
ty Four new counties have been created.
bill to submit the question Of constitutional con-
venton to popular vote, hid been introduced into the
Legislature hIee new papers are announced as atou,
strtns,-oue at Fortland enc at Cowitz, ana tniIu
at AlbAny.
nav of soldiers is said to have been Ss3,5ll 25.
i he Legislature has changed number Of the names
Of riy ers and towns for instance, hogue Liver IS now
Gold River; Grave Greek, Leland Creek; Albany, Ie-
kenah; Marysyille, Corvallis. &C.
Further dicultes had occurred with the Indians On
Coouile Ki,er Some alleged ou,rages by the red men
we're avenged by party Of 30 miners who ATTACKED an
Indian village and killed IL of the aborignes-
washinyton Territory. =
Our news is to the ls here has been but little COM
munication with Oregon, by reason Of the cold.
II is said that Gov stevens has notified the Hudson
Raw Company that they must withdraw from the Indian
trade within the territory, On the lst OF July
The Governor appeared determined to enforce the
strc. observance Of the ned States laws relative 70
the intercourse with Indians
Lever California.
Our latest dates from Enseuada are to Jan. 29
About the 10Th, Walker addressed proclamation 10
his men, preparatory to the march for sonora exhort-
ing them TO follow him to rescue the people from the
rnny of the Mexican Government. and the atrocities OF
the Apaches On the 2lth, A. men left his camp against
his viii 1he two parties came near having an dpen
battle and one Of the officers actually ordered MS at-
leymen 10 FIRE the little field piece at the seceders he
man NJ the gun refused The As men arrived at San
Francisco and report that the food is of the coarst
kind that there is no pay save sonora scrip, and that
private property is taken without ceremony The lli-
busters remaining,-about 80 In number,-were 70
start for sonora about the 9Th Of Feb 1t IS reported
that the flbusers intend 10 take iburOn Eland about
100 miles above Guaymas and that they have made ar
raneements to have a steamer as transport
Polynesian., 1854-03-25
JOHN FEY,S
Hat and Cap Establish b m e mt,
Honolulu. Oahu. s. L.,

Lae Of Francisco sould respectfully inform the
residents and visiters of Honolulu that he has 81
oceued Hat e<tab shine Nuuanu ST. one
door above J.Fox,s Bakery and Grocery store when
nav be found an sssortm Of fashions BILE haisiy Is
Polynesian., 1854-03-25
That TO be hated needs but 10 be seen."

know in our eager search for gold we may. for
a time have lost sight of and neglected much that
is Christening. softening and clevating. Domestic
altars have not kept pace with the construction of
temples devoted to the service of Mammon family
ties have snapped with the powerful tension Of
grasping avarice. and too many Of us conld detect
no beauty in ANYTHING connected with gold OF
liver. But such is not the Sc now. a change
in this respect is rapidly passing over the spirit of
our dream. We are still commercial, trading,
business people: we have great respect for the
almighty dollar because within its shining cir
conference are railroads, STEAMBOATS, and clipper
shps, together with great cities. afordng emplo :
ment and competency for the laborer. and snbsis
ience and home comforts for the compa ratvely ir-
digent and industrious. AT the same time, be il
remembered, we are no longer motley multitude
Of mere temporary soiournprS. lured hther hv sor-
did dreams of gold. and intending Immediately up
on realisny "a pie to depart hence. We are
citizens. permanently identified with the present
and prospective interests of our adopted State.
Wives and children, brothers. sisters and mothers
are here, and homes, with their happy and cheerful
firesdes and their throbbing circle OF affectonate
hearts reniallv penetrating the ruggedness 1t you
please Of California society, here waking ms To
the sense of the warmth and beauty OF social lite.
We nav have been waywarG. but we are young :
we may have been rude, but IT was tho rudeness of
nm iscipIined childhood, which youth will soften
and manhood chasten and subdue. y few years
and the unframed energies of the boy will have
m4tured into the deep. settled purposes of tho man
the strong man hose hopes with the fu-
tnre and whose nnbe aims not only to make
himself immortal, but the world better and hap
pier"
Polynesian., 1854-03-25
.Gbe polpnesian.

For the PoIynesian.
My Queen Of Beauty.
How beautiful she stood, .f
While round her bursts of noble music went,
And forms of loveliness and valor bent, ..5
The bright and good. e-r -r-e
ID How beautiful she trod,
When every gathered cadence as il fell,
With eloquence each fooistep seemed to tell
How good was God.
The sculptor stood aside,
When he look led on her-and he gazed apart,
As youth does with his loud and leaping heart,
Upon his bride.
And Art might well despair
For something loftier than art had come,
And in those lines that make the spirit dumb,
lad written there.
-.- There was Divinity
E Boind with the marvellous beau.y of that brow,
And something spake commanding like vow,
In that dark eye.
Such eyes light but age
Their Glory may no; leave the angel band,
Whose Instre pointeth to a better land,
This pilgrimage. C.i.
Honolulu, Feb Goth, 1854. l-
Polynesian., 1854-03-25

uAA KEGS WROUGHT IRON NAILS,
IVV escorted, from one TO 6 inches, for sale
by a PORTER OGDEN.
Honolulu, June 10. IS5s-tf-5
Polynesian., 1854-03-25

STORAGE for light goods can be had on favora-
Sble terms on application 70 g
Sept. 2l-tf-2l- MONSARRAT s co.
Polynesian., 1854-03-25
JOHN G. LEWIS,
Real Estate Broker and General Agent,

ReaI Estate BF0KeI ana VeneIdf ASe"es
Honolulu. Oahu, III. 1.
Sale and Transfer Of Amended and Money ad
yanced Bottomry. Exchange the L. : bought And
sold at the lowest rate. Money received deposit
Offce the New Post ohee the Hon lulu House,
Merchant street. Refefr
J.xr. IrxsrwErI, ESQ.,, Com Wharf, Bo~ton, q. s.
G. B. PosI 4 Co., San Francisco.
SlnuII Lor..surv, No. Dey street, New York--tf4S
Polynesian., 1854-03-25
COOpE Err E.
d. R.
SWAIN 4 BUTLER,
COOperS. III or O I d In. q a U, ..

Having formed copariner hip der TIL style of Swain
utter, have taken the shO recently occupied b
Walters, and nten carryi the touperng Business
in I'll its various branches Hoping by strict attention
I.erit - of the pubic psrana.-. On han and
for sale, 300 bhl> k, bar buck tubs, showr
bIth b thin. ru'.s.37t If
Polynesian., 1854-03-25

j. \. BUKDlCk,
Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, s. l..
Har taken the premises rmery ooc"pied by W. nceBt
Hotel St. Kea T. viii continue To carry on
cooper's business all its branches the -hve
menf-n-d place where he hUTeS that tho of his frieDd>
who hitherto aft .rded him liberal will
nrf il 10 give hi - call. y B. l501 Ibis water casks
on hand and for sale ON liberal terms.