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Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-05-06
THE FUNERAL OF REV. WM. MATTHEW'S.

The last Offices to be paid the mortal remains Of the
beloved and yenerated father whose is written
above yesterday rendered by the Reverend Clergy
of his Church in the most imposing manner. A deeper
impression lent to these ceremonies by the thousands
of patient spectators of al ages, conditions and sexes
who gathered around that sacred pile st. Patricks
Church. with whose past history much Of the life of
the late Mr. Matthews was identified, and where his
earthly form was temporarily resting.
The funeral services commenced between nine and ten
o'clock, and continued till about noon when the corpse
was borne in procession to the receiving vault accompa
MED by the officiating Clergy, chanting the Young Mems
Catholic Association; the Orphans of ST. Vincent's Asy
urn the Faculty and Students of Georgetown College,
pupils of other schools, and persons Of both
sexes The religious services were conducted in chief
by the Archbishop of Baltimore who also preached the
sermon.
The Circuit Court adjourned Mt noon in order to afford
opportunity to officers of the court bar and jury to
attend. His Honor Judge DUNLOP avaed himself of the
occasion to express his high of the worth and vr
tues of the deceased
Who that has made even slight acquaintance with
this city but has heard of the Rev. Mr. MATTHEW'S and
the high estimation which not the people of his own
flock and denomination only but Of all and parties
amongst us, have formed of this excellent man. Mr.
Matthews Of marked benevolence Of character
his mercfu wishes longer in clothing them
selves with substantial deeds than was unavoidable in
ITSELF and the poor and roube-srcken looked upon him
as the resort in time Of tribulaton. and yet with all
his benevoence, he was man Of strong Individuality
his opinions his own and he feared not to bear wit
to his convictions Of their claims general regard
To long and wespent life he added calm and peace
al exit implying the equal and natural decay of powers
longer of to himself others earth but to be
renewed and purified in higher and truer state of being
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-05-06
AUTHENTIC REPORT OF TIL LATE BATTLE
WITH INDIANS IN MEN MEXICO.

Letters from cartonment Burgwin, near Taos, to
the 31st Of Mare1, have been received at St. Louis
from which tie Republican gathers the following
authentic psticulars of the Lte desperate battle
between tbe command Of Lieut.. Davidson and the
Apache Indians, few miles from Taos
On the night of the goth of March Lieut. Davidson left
canto,nent Burgwin in command of ffty-seyen men in
pursuit Of the Apaches, who supposed to be about
ons hundred strong Next morning. about o'clock, he
cane upon the Indians posted upon mountain and far
exceeding numbers what had been represented They
numbered at least two hundred.
There was but alternative the Indians raised the
warwhoop on the approach Of the command, and the at
tack upon them commenced at After fight Of
three hours, during which Lieut. Davidson lost twenty
two men killed and twenty wounded, twothrds of
the command being killed and wounded he was forced
to retire. fighting his way two miles and with the
disadvantage OF having the wounded carry with him.
Lieut. Davidson received en- wound not very
we're, in hand hand conflict. Surgeon Magruder
also wounded slightly.
The victory dearly bought to the Indians,
about thy of them were killed. and nothing but their
vast superiority in numbers gave them the triumph An
other letter, dated the 3lst, says
"They commenced firing upon us, every shot taking
effect either upon the herses men, Il vas sad sight
to see so many falling dead by my side. We were
so bad place that the Indians had great advantage
of u.s. and when we retired they all sides Of
had we stopped three minutes longer not man would
have been saved The wounded in the hospital.
Mexican whom met in Taos to-day told me that he
the place Of action yesterday afternoon and count
ed siry dead Indian bodies Major Blake and Thompson
with few troops and large number of Mexcans start
ed last night bring IN the dead bodies and to attack
the Indians, they could be found"
Every thing safe at cantonment Burgwin there be-
ing odd there. 1t expected that the whole
the Generals dsposable force would be sent out against
the enemy
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j A z AN

In an article on the subject of the reported OPEN
ing Of the japanese ports the New York Courier
and Enquirer says
Some of contemporaries speculatiug very
much at random respecting the opening Of the Japanese
ports through the Russian expedition This is all labor
lost. There has yet been such opening and pro-
mise to that effect The Russian expedition has
pished substantially than accomplished by
Commodore PERRY. They have visited the port of Nam
gasak have had intercourse with two officers and
treated with respect and courtesy; but agree
engagement of any kind was formed though
attention, expressedin general terms soon
intercourse with foreign nations. We have before
private letter written from Loo Choo, by American
gentleman FIVE months after the Russians anchored at
Nangasak and several weeks after they finally left The
letter is dated the 9th OF January 1t states that the
Russians closely engaged in watching the American
feet but had done nothing yet which would affect the
movements of Com. Perry"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-05-06
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and nth the oa0ice and consent Of the Seaat

CKARLEs K. GARDINER, Surveyor General for Oregon,
vice John B. Preston, removed
JOHN WEsrooTr to be Surveyor General for Florida,
vice B. A. Putnam, removed
EUGENE WARTELLE to be Receiver at Opeousas, Lou
isiana, vice II. L. Garland resigned.
PATRICK QUIGLEY, to be Receiver at Dubuque Iowa,
vice NJ. Mobley, removed.
GEoRGE McaENRY, to be Register at Dubuque Iowa,
vice Thos Mcknight, removed
JonN N CuLBERTsoN to be Receiver at Fairfield Iowa,
vice w. II. Wallace, removed.
JAMES THOMPSON, to be Register at Fairfield Iowa. vice
f. Springer, removed.
THOMAS A. WALKER to be Register at Fort Des Moines
Iowa, vice r. L. Titrick, resigned
PHlNEAs NJ. CAssApAY, to be Receiver at Fort Des
Moines, Iowa. vice 7. A. Walker.
BURroN A. JAMES, tobe Agent for the Osage River sacs
and Foxes, 0ttowas and Swan Creek and Black River
Chippewas, vice John r. Chenaut removed.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-05-06

WARNING TO CARELESS DRIyERs.-0n Monday the jury
in tried in the New York Supreme Court in behalf
of Irene Winche girl of II years. who over in
the Fourth avenue in that city, by horse and light wagon
driven by Benjamin Snow, young man from Boston,
brought in sealed verdict for $4,000 damages 1t is
said that Snow the time of the accident driving at
the rate Of miles hour and the injuries of the
girl were very severe.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-05-06

FATAL LAND SLIDE IN BRooKLYS.-In Furman street,
under Brooklyn heights, below the foot Of Cranberry
large mass of EARTH oosened from the heights sided
against twostory frame house, demolishing the build
ing and killing two persons, beside injuring several
others The killed were Margaret McColgan, aged IL
boarding house, and William Curran, laborer, un-
married, aged 80.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-05-06

RAILnoAD SMAsH.--On Saturday the inward Fall River
freight train passing through South Boston, when
wheel of the third in the train suddenly broke into
fragments, throwing the off the track. Seven
following piled upon another the heap reaching
the Of the freight depot which the accident
happened. Six cars were completely demolished, and
their contents principally casks Of nails scattered along
the road Boston TrapcLler
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-05-06

QUEER DoINGs IN ARKASsAs.--Judge Tarman recently
arrived at Marion, Arkansas, to hold court, when the
people assembled in public meeting and requested him to
resign which he refused do whereupon they held an
had disgraced himself by aiding they alleged, in the
escape of murderer and if he still refused to resign he
should not under any preside over court
in that county
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-05-06

grey eagle was shot in Mason county, (Ky.) near
Maysck the 10th instant, that three feet high
seven feet two inches from tip to tip Of the WINGS and the
talons eight inches when extended These noble
specimens Of the feathered in our
country and always sorry to hear Of being shot
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-05-06

Sheppard ii. Houston convicted last week in the
Sussex county De Court Of selling for expectation from
that State negro girl who slave for term Of years.
and was entitled her freedom in 1861 The Court ned
him $500 and costs, and committed him until paid.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-05-06

The street preaching of fanatics caused another row in
New York Sunday last Arrests we're made of two
three Of the most disordery persons engaged in it.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-05-06

The damage done by the late storm to the railroads in
the vicinity Of New York SO interrupted the regular sup
plies Of milk as to enhance Its price to twenty-five cents
per quart
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-05-06

FoR LrBERIA.-Thirty-odd slaves, manumitted by the
late Vim jennings of Hanover county, (Va left Richmond
Monday for Norfolk, where they will speedily embark
for Liberia.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOME EMANUFACTUREl
EVAN&VHey.aN CT


EVANSVILLE CLOTHING STORE.
ELlEF INC that the interests ofthe Great W est, ard
~ oil the people of Evansville and vicinity in partcu
lar, would be much pfometed by establishing Clothing
Factory IN this city, and being that Clothing
oe manufactured in superior and at less cost
In the West than in the East, have established
Clothing Store In this city, where will manufacture
and sell, WHOLESALE RETAIL, Clothing OF the best
quality all OF VIII ch will made under our super
vision at the owestNew York prices latest
and Of the best material.
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables us 10 compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry on Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentlemen's Furnishing establishment, in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock Of Cloths, Cassmeres and vestings Of
the neatest and best quality: and Of the firm
Is Practical Workman, and takes charge Of the Meas
urng and Cutting, we enabled To WARRENT a
good ft in all cases. sale.
We also keep or hand every variety OF Talors Trim
mings and Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions,
Particular atten ion paid 10 Gentlemen furnishing
their material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge efthe commercial
affairs OF the Establishment. and DAVID O'NEIL of
the manufacturing Grateful to their individual friends
for past ayors. and solicit continuance of these
vors for the enterprise, they pledge thems vesto
merit all the confidence that may be reposed in them.
Store on Main street, between First and Second SITS.
mh3l-- RALEIu II Il O'NElL.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30
CO.PARTNEsssFsIP.

Ty>HE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
l. ship under the style aud firm of Gro. FOSTER & Co
for the Transaction of general F0rrardiHg and Com
mission Business and have erected for that purpose
large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse, the
abash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham Streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
r'wfordsville Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consgnments. either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates
They will give personal attention TO the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase Sugar and Moasses the
Coast, of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter.
They hope by unremtted attention to merit and share
the public patronage. NJ W. FOSTER
GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 w. NJ AIKMAy,
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30

TOM.-GOOD MORNING, JOHN.
U0HN.-well. Ton. ar you to-dayi
- ToM-Oh. frst rate. first rate Pve just come from
JoHX. aces-Irus.ace's!
ToMWhy sthe Jeweliy Store down here on First street
Main
down that wayn trouble myself little about
thing kind this place. keen Of of
the Establishments. generally make hases East.
think get things cheaper there and have larger stock TO
ToM-WeIl. John I've always had the impression
but since coming from Hustaee having been there be-
FORE satisfied he sell cheap aud exhibit as fne ad
select assortment you hnd anywhere.
JOHS--Ahi Did deal any with him?
TOM-0h. considerable. Just stopped In to get
the time than anything else; Understood he hao tue
While there induced make vestmen and know
Pve made good surprised TO his SPLENDID
stock and such exceedingly low could not but
myself the sd0ing of the Onward and being good
the Emporium aud Jcwey and at prices
much below any house in this or any other place.
JoHN.-Why astonish me. Tom.
ToMThere fine geld watch aud chain got OF him. and
IL only title. and there 0fsyer spoons
bought wfegot them beautifully engraved in the
bsrgan and the silver good dollars There
he mended for and it's ahead Of my time to tell where he
put il together.
JoHS-Dpes repair watchesr have good
Of order that don't with have laid it
from that very fact.
Tos presume he does very fine set Of tools at his
Window also splendid Pivoting Sothe and then his
ing regard watches eonvnces he well posted
just and him. Hs will do the right thing with
and nythug will find there and assure
you 2j cheaper than other establishment
besides he tells depend its being
J0HN.-Well Tom. shall Hustace before night and
him also; Christmas and New Years
here.
T0M.-Do so, do so. Good day. john.
JONI -GoOd luck to you. Tom Best friends Dustpart
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30
COoK,S FAMILY GROCCKY

NHE undersigned would respectfully announce 10 the
citizens OF Evansville that he is better prepsr-
Ell Than ever TO supply their tables WITH AVERY
THING CHOICE AND FkEsH, in tie line OF Family
Groceries.
thankful for The very liberal patronage ds-
ring the past year, confidently expect continuance Of
my snare oi the as now additional claims
Rnd shall spare no efforts To IT,
am constantly receiving all The leading articles OF
Family supplies fresh fiom country; ard shall Ieep
on hand at all times, Fresh Butter Cheese ard Erxs,
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried and Pick LED Meats.
-AISO--
complete assortment OF Dry Grocer every de.
crpuon Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Melasses, Flour, Feed
c.Nc.
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods to the
doors o the purchasers promptly upon receipt of
their orders. Call and examine my stock
z. II. COOK
oet22 Opposite the Post Office.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30
MEDICINAL.
FIRES LONG PENT UP!
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION!
Tremendous Volcanic truptiOn!!!

Tremendous Volcanic truption!!!
man ..Seared as with Hot iron
Ia tn e s e e j. HI N q Il "A " Al!
SoA three years ago We took into our smPios mens @
y ana conndenee,a man by the name oi ; nc.oa' "a "a
well were pleased with his devotonto business ana
the interest displayed in pecuniary affairs that in
the course of few months we took him into llmeo
and e Of his name into the eommerea
community, he warmed into socialand public being
and vitality by and through our aid and influence.
viper like sung the hands that him sustenance.
Having learned the immense popularity OF that wonder
THE HEMEXrCANMU3rA IMMINENT!
And having genius enough 10 originates ntellec
and talent enough to sustain article OF concep-
ton and original and independent ofothers for exis-
tence-liAe all parasites, he determined cling the
skirts and draw vitality sustenance and sHpport from
Others. He made mixture of "TAR and TURPEN-
IlNE"-"hlched from us u name"mutilated our direc-
tons and advertisements, and called this aborve de-
formity volcanic Oil Liniment." with a shallow and
finisy preext OF originality He has made desperate ef
ors To induce dealers and the people to and his
worthless. filthy aud pernicous trash by representing
to be smilart and equally ecaeious with the original
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMsNT!
but he has sgnally failed in his decep
ton, and has had to Perry Davis Pain Killer
a man? lfhe has any conscience need say more.
ifhe has none we only warn the public against i'm
position, and thus for the present leave him in his
naked deformity and exposed TO the
BURNING FLAM IS OF TRUTH.
From the agony Of which his .'villanous compound
TPCAUTION NUMBER TWO.
Another feeble effort has been made to profit by the
Popularity OF article, by man in Louisville who put
up few gross ofa preparation whics he called Amer-
can Mustang Liniment" He has, however become sat
isfed OF the error he committed and has pledged his
sacred honor that he will never infri ge
rights nor attemptto deceive and impose upon ere
duty unsuspeeting confidence ofthe public whom
he is dependant for his living. With this pled-c,
have agreed to draw dark veil of charity and forgive
ness over his past acts. and let him go in peace.
BUT WE WARN THE AFFLICTED!
To be ware of all imposions, and Lniment that
has not the wrappers and directions, and
the evidences of the copy right secured and you will
getthe worth money get relie from infer
mites. and bless the day that you used the
MEXIC AN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
IT II The Liniment put up in three sizes aud retals
at 25 cts 80 and 81 The large bottles contain much
more niment in proporC to the prices and there
fore cheapest.
NJ Principal Office 3Oi, Broadway, New York and
corner Third and Market sraets ST. Louis Mo-, and
sale by dealers in Drugs and Medicines and b., country
store Keepers in all parts of the United States.
III II For sale in Evansville by
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
MILLER 81 CO.,
| jyI6-Iyd&w and several other Druggists.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30
TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS.
ANDTsE PUBLIC GEN.
EEsAUEX.

N1ESSRS KELLER d FARNSLEY would re.nect
" iuiis return thanks to ihercustomers and the pub
lie for the liberal pairon ge which hey have
heretofore received take this method of informing
helr friends that they have purchased Mr.
BEL ms entire STOCK ofGrues n Medicines. and
VIII continue TO carry the business in the bouse
mery occupied by him MaiB between First and Sec
nd sts where they viii be pleased have
call and examine their stock. They have associated Mr.
Isaac hiie "ho has been for years the prea Clerk
IN Mr. beis establishment, who will be happy siall
times to want upon the old patrons ofihe house II
pure Drugs ailow rates and duiine terms are
any indueement to the Merchants. Druggists md Ply
sie;ins. respectfully invite call as have
on hand ock of $4,000. of well eetcd Drugs. and
VIII be constantly receiving additions our prese
supply. and hope 70 offer such indL NROLE.
SALE DEALERS as will supercede the necessity Of
Their visiti other Cities for the purpose
tier supplies.
jyl5 KELLER FARySLEY &CO
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30
TO PORK PACKERS.

Il
Of the death OF hr VI. \. Longbotham. il
will be necessary the dmnistrat0rs sell his ndi
vded interest in the Pork House and Pork Ho Fixtures
the hrm OF Mitchell Il LoBgbottam. at Evansville. Ind.
The location of Evansville Pork packing point is
of the desirable the Ohio Surrounded
hoe Pork country ant having the facilities
by the completion OF the WABASH aud Erie Canal and also the
Evansve and Crawordsve Railroad TerIe uaute.
Vales OF the Nahash and White rivers. (he Pork
gion in the West thereby opened the market Evans
VILE The Valley Of Green river also accessible packets
ply almost daily between Evansville aud wiling Green du
ring the winter that desirable number Hogs could
manded.
The FORK House supplied with Steam Engine and Will
Patent Lard Tank with all the appliances
say to slaughter and a-k 1000 HOxs daily The undv ded
interest will be sold and the husRess be continued with
the partner he will sell also at IA price, il de
SIRED NJ. W. FOSTER
octl 6-tf ROB'T URGUS. Adm
louisville Courier copy to Of - and bill
this ofEee.l
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the eiti
J. zens of Evansville aud vicinity that he has just
opened a fresh stock of Family Groceries, and Proyi-
sions ofever, description. firt street. next door TO
James Stecl's Lumber Yard where hr hopes by strict
attention business to and receive share pub
lie patronage
daily receiving fresh supplies OF Butter Cheese,
Eggs Lard aud Poultry from the county, and shall keep
constantly hand full supply of all staple articles for
table use.
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods bought
my Store, the residence of the purchasers. prompt
ly upon the receipt oftheir orders Please call and
ainne my stock. jani6-ly 4. L. BEDFORD.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30
NOri(,E.
M A II DIE POT!
REMOVED TO
TN at OEPO- ITE TIE BANK.

MAIN ST., .CFPOS 1TE THE BANK.
0tS TONS ofthe nnest Marble ever brought TO the
ZiC West at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers in Mar
bic expressly Invited to examine my stock, for
will make IL TO their nterestto patroniZc me. My stock
consists of Carrara, White veined IL Dove colored ta
an in blocks and slabs. American white. varie ated
blue, clouded and statuary, which selected with
great cate at the Vermont Gu rries.
MONUMENTS Of all styles, SCROLLS. OBLEISK,
TOMBS, HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Countertops and Furniture Marble on hand and made
o order at Eastern prices.
Grateful for ths past liberal rstroaSge.I expect to
merit continuance of the same. Give me call
VI. A. LAWRENCE.
n Orders from n distance promptly and sa,sfac-
riiy filled. All work warranted. aug2g
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HAaTFORD. FIRE INsURANCR COMPANY.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
hartford. CONNECTICUT
INCORPORATED lSi0.-CHARTEK PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $500 Oo0-a1 paid ia and inrested
FH>HIS long established and well known Institution has
transacted extensive insurance business Tor mors
forty throughout the United States aad the
North American provinces IL has aimed to secure public
confidence BY honorable aud faithful Of irs
tracts and the owners Of property assured that all ia
claims Tor loss under policies will literally
promptly paid Public Buildings Manufaeories Mills Ma.
ehnery. Dwelling Houses. Stores Merchandise. Household
Furniture Vessels the while port &C.. Be
will be insured as low the will admit.
ii HUNTINGTON, Press
G. b. BOWERS, Secretary.
AE- Applications for Insurance. may be made to
ALLEN G. HALL0CK. Ag't..
Main street. nearly opposite the Bank,
syi1 Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30
LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.

GREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATI0N.-Six Lots for
" sale. situated in Evansville beyond the Rarad De-
Four these have Frame Houses them and other
wise improved They well situated for residences being
convenient 10 business and only about from Main
fine speculation offered in these lots they
Those cheap places residence wish
ing tine opportunity ofspeculaton had better apply imme
aey One Of these houses especially and very de-
ra residence For urther particulars apply at this Office
alh
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30

RrTTROLFF a. SONS.

DEALERS IN SILVER WATCHES, cHArKs,
FINE JEwEt pY OF alt KINDS. SILVER WARE. CLOCKS,
sPEcTACLEs. &c. sTREtT, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND. EvANsvIi LE.
(-S have constantly on hand large and COM
20 p!ete assortment Of the above named good. n.
s,2rwill sell them low any house in The Nesi,
therefore respectfully invite all no desous Of buy
ing watches rJewelry to give call before purchas
ing make il TO their interest buy
oil US. ldecoI Iy
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-30
decI4
IGAI AND TOBACCO STORE OF

JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN IT.. BET 1Sr AND Cd.
20. Schaener q Schroeder's old sta d.
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville
and sGrroand country. that have taken the above
stand determined to continue the same business. and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cgars
and Tobacco of the bes brands that Eastern markets a
ford also Snu and Smoking Tobacco OF all kinds Mer
aum, China and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and quail
II es, the lowest cash prices. ut Wholesale aud Retail
NJ, Isngihy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfacon, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. apl II