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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-05

SNIP Uy1oy before reported vessel Of $50 tuns burden
bult AZ Bath Sepember 1882 owned by Thomas has od SUD
Others of Bath aud valued 600 for which amount she Is IN
Neptune Office. SIS COO, Me-" snsead
Nuu.i sscOo gon III COO There also small amount
nsurt d n that city freight -, a 60.
Bs sac ATRrc Halifax. got sand bank OF Cape
sable night OF 2h but of without DAMAGE. 49,, D.,
ScHR LADY LAKE (of Boston GulhfeI from NiI'dse
for Boston wosd while lying sncho IN lorand aruo5 90
nsht was run into BY chr Olive Elizabeth from bo
ton cutting deck through when she u edaey ne
She the wharf by steantug Tiger where she WI oe
discharged and repair old vessel and was built at Essex
No -.
ScpR WALTER HALL AZ Liverpool v. :, 18th ut, from
Portsmouth, " H. foul OF night OF 18th ut ana os par VI
,.fr.aN
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Canal Loan would be placed IN tho Bank Department IN
exchange ter Co stock there II the Secretary
was ia market
tn following Is Official statement u the recs anil
expenditure of tn United States exclusive Of flnl
and treasury funded FOR the quarter ending June
1854:
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Passengers Arrived

J, ne bah ehs Ben.oa from H5saHd-H B-rmsn T. " Bo7os,
Mr.. Cs.sns and two children NJ EtThartr D. Came Benjamin
Williams
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Receipts OF Produee-AUGusT 4.
Ocean steamers.

Ev North BoI442i bbs Flour 80 pkgs Ashes COL 90
whisky ti do Pork - do Wood; li3H bush eo'n I7'VV
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MARRIED..
DIED.

STEVENS GRElG-on Thursday Angus, s. BY the Rev VI.
Sawyer OF stockton Cal e Annie NJ 0rri1 Of
shs City.
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Total. 1850 sbsStn s9i7%@l
The following statement exhibits the estimated quantity

OF the latter amount sFoOOU UU0VJ = IN 'Iver, am tne
remainder in gold The amount OF coin in the world is
tmated at 81 GOO tie remainder being absorb ID in
watches, plate jewelry, &c, &c.
Amount of Coal transported on the Schlyki Canal for
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IMMATURE >LnANAc...-..rbisp DAY.
50 S-ts......... l. AoOs-ssf.ss"
WATsR.....THIS DAY
Sad, ee IS Gov Issn1... l5a Hell Gt,s..... q
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financial.

TINS AMERICAN ENcHANGE BANK. NV YoRS, June 9 10.
An EXTRA DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT. on
n the Capital this Bank will be paid the fr day
July ,,-,., nm GAVIN 49, -
mcn dollars payable half any dosrs per shs on vac
f dsy OF July and the other bali on the ah cay " N0
Der
The distributed the old .oeshelaers n IA
share shares Of Old stoe s0s
20 the stock Ledger. the morning Of the 2th inst -
fractional shares be
biped 50 as . obtain fnl shares. -,
my stakeholder msy at any time ae the seth INST pay VI ns
new full ard be entitled T,bNe the rate u pee
cen, Ter the moieiy 20 the 9th November -
The latter haf Of the be entitled to
rcrtiou of annual div dend IN Move nber neat
r,i, ;,c"sivs {. A. MElGs, Cashier
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Amount OF Coal Transported on the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad during the week ending Thursday,
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n ". VAUGHAN * Co., Providence, X. l.,
Ds BANKERS and BROKERS prepared 70 neso .s sen.
eEeis. Paper make Collections In al Of tie
I.d s Stocks IN COMMISSION snd 10 set 20 AoEi'F7 w
ysrtles abroad In The ssnsaetion any ousres a,.
Rgrr2EscEGir Bow President Ba tstons y. :.
Providence H. 81 49,, prs3 a. HoEsId ssAss
Bos... hitrsrA l.. Robhlf ~.r N.F.V'f sefsfs 's"S
ss-lhs & CO, rAlsielgb.A
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
FOR NOVEMBER. 1854
Psvmenf Of Prises GEarspteed TO fAe ksidse ~ fAs

Payment Of Prises 0Earsptsed TO fAe AsIdsr ~ fAs
State Of .MaryiaRd
We congratulate OF upsn their
drawing prizes and although promise
every capital pr re- yet they will only try shsy
obtain ~hch the list below ho worth the
ture know that IL would he Of graaeatisp
many correspondent bsh list prizes drawn aud
violate Of
would and enhance the sale
tickets. II permitted could name Who has
in Of ESQ ~ 90. the arg
which s1 o and Others who have draw
both larger and smaller suns We give below some % the
Lotteries November and earnestly request that each aud
every person will send ride: for tickets in them.
G. MARIN n CO Baltimore, Nd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27


The steaup America has arrived with
Liverpool da TO the 9th inst.
The aspect the war in the Crimea are
unchanged, 1.-THE most important negotia
tions have b progressing. Austria hal
signed treDt alliance with France anG
England.
Brown, Sley, g. Co. report sales Of
Western cahour 32s Cd, Ohio 35s. Vel
low and whilorn AS, mixed AS Sd. Con.
soils closed al.
A fairs at.vastcpol remain quite un.
changed, butgotiatIons have become com.
plicated amidst important.
A treaty oliahce has been signed be.
tween AustrEngland, and France, pend
ing, it is suped, Austria is to declare war
within one nth and England aud France
guarantee Ara against invasion and in
surrection.
Austria cson the Germanic States to
suppors her the Federal troops, but
Prussia apps il.
Count N.Irode p blishes terms on
which Russiill accept peace, viz: "a joint
protectorate the five powers over the
Christians ne PrincipaIites; a revision oil
the treaty OIL; and the free navigation Of
the Danube,
Prussia arll Of the Germanic State are
hastily putti.heir armies on a war footing
Omer Psswith 10000 troops 10 about
embarking fhe Crimea.
The Spar Chambers have resolved to
support the ent dynasty. The Ministry
had resigned a financial triae, but have
resumed theffice.
Mr.. SouIed arrived at Madrid.
The Dan Ministry have resigned.
Tweniy-t of Mr.. Edward divers ships
have been for fl,O30,0O0, oil to bill
holders OF Irpool.
CO 3 nc Il y 3 q N Al.
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H.sg PRIZES TO RE DISTRIBUTED.


In this scheme formed by the combination 81 %
numbers making tickets and the drawing Of IS ballots
there will be SIC prizes each having Of the drawn numbers
each having ofthem 81 s60 each having
only so. 81 with neither Of the
numbers them. heinz thanks.
Todeermine the fate ofths.e prizes and numbers
49, inclu-ive will be seversy tseed in wheel
wing and 10 Of them dra rAndo
ket having for its the ist ID and Sd
numbers. will be entitled to the capital prize
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THIRrY-rH coHsREss-sEcosD SESSION

WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
The rep0f the Coast Surveys for 1854
wss receiv,and
Mr.. Robs moved to print 10 900 extra
copies; refed.
A bill reve to the courts OF the District
OF Columbus taken up and passed.
The He, after some time passed in
committee private, adjourned until Tues
day.
New YORK, Dec. %.
The msrials Of Congress in favor Of
mediationr the peace Europe receive
numerous ID influential signatures. The
movements warmly recommended by the
Journal commerce, Express, Herald and
Sun OF thnorning, aud the offer of Alex.
ander Of ssia to mediate between Eng
land aud erica, in the last war, and is &C.
ceptance cur government, is repubiish d..
The Exps lays stress on tie fact that Al.
exander'sIer, though declined by Russia,
led directo the treaty at Client.
COLUMBIA, Dec. "a.
David Yulec is elected Senator from
Florida.
QUEBEC, Dec. %.
Lord En- left yesterday for New York,
escorted guard Of honor. His successor
held his A levee yesterdny.
The thnometer 10 30 beg. below zero.
New YORK, Dec. 20.
There nothing of the steamers. The
Eastern rs did not work last night. The
weather ilear and cloth.
BosroN, Dec: 23.
The uspaper exchange building on
School ct, occupied by Geo. ]. Berries
Moore, Rle, g. Co.. John Meron e. Son,
and otherinters, buried last nsght.
The towing papers were burnt out OF
damacedew England Farmer, Massachu'
setts PIo,an, Christian Register, True Flag
Puritan Recorder, and Youths Compsn.
ion. Thtores underneath were damaged
only by ter. Loss $4,000.
-NEvAI.ORING EST ESTABLISHMENT.
citizef Evansville and surrounding country that h
has opened Main street. opposite the Branch Ban,
Indiana he intends carrying the above business
all It's hran In the latest and styles Al
work warra I'm 1t and Of the rkmanshp He hope
BY eloss appton 10 business 10 merit liberal share OF
ron>ge.
Cali and aine his OF Cloths. Cassimeres and Vest
fngs. hapds and is prepared to sci
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27
UyurED STATES MAIL,

UNITED STATES NAIL.
PROPOSALS carrying the Mail OF the United States
between OF Evansville in the State Of Indiana,
an the city Henderson in the three times
rec.v the Post Office IN the Of Evans
Vile until ne 25th Of December. A. ID. 1854.
The schedule time viii probably be foIicws
Leave Evansville MONDAY Wedn and Friday.
O'Clock A and arrive ndsrson IL O'Clock
day.
te.ve Henderson day clock p. and arrive
Evans lille ct O'Clock p. NJ.
FOR of propasas and crtif
requirements hraen2 dtion,
corrcrstsd in the Zach e.t-nt the p De-
partment proper) See Advertisements inviting
proposals. for Mail Sssvss u Western Apd Sou.hsFn
oO1." oVso1~ BE. o030O09; =. ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27
vyHOI.KaAL. DRY GOoDs

XXTE nov have the plets and de-
w arabe stocks Dry Goods to Re found
market which all cash or prompt time buyers 1t
unusually rates. hougt directly
uac-urers and and in quality and
dev competition Of the markets in the West
We feel thankful all Of old friends fer past and
feel we'll ths make IL their well
that Of Q purchasing
elsewh octIS JOHNSON 4 FRENCH. :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27
sR ALLIES sURRENDEREr:.

SINCE sSSRS. ALTERING * Drummer HAVE
- ease OF Corner Stand Water street. under the
Journal De- and filed u rhowng with the largest
sormen aiatest STYLES Of Fall aud Winter Clothing Fur
nshing Go. aud sell them ast"nishiugy low. the
ALLIES Hs BEEN COMPELLED SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists TART OF Mems and Boy ready-msde Clothing.
Hss Cspad Trunks together with the extensive
OF Gentle Dress Goods and Taors' Furnishing Goods
brous this city Their facilities for purchasing aud
manufaerg superior ether house in the city.
which them all times I'LL all orders with the best
at the best bargains Country and city
and the generally respectfully invited call and
examine New Stock and Reduced Prices before purcha
ing elsswie. decls-tf
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NEvAuORuNG ESTABLISHMENT.
o. 6. ,DERs0N. MERCHANT TAILOR.

HAS no dne as-ortmeat of Cloths Cassmeres. Vest
inxs ETC.. which hs is prepared make in the
ashJls styles and short notice. He w
good 6 aaspes by long experience in the tusnes! to be
able xivsaerai satisfaction He has also hand fue
Merno. kte Undershrts and ORA with shirts.
Collars. made In the best with Gentlemen .
Furnishinods generally He invites his old customers
And the pa generally to call. decl6-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING IN EAChANGk Fob STATE

would rsspecsu inform the citizens OF
thu city and vicinity thAs he has just opened
large ssd we'll ,eeet sock Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
consisting In part Of
French .ad English Mrino: Paid: Lsi.ss half a.d all
weol black plain Silks blesehed plsf striped
Iad solid cold Sts Dress silks all eolos Of
Gross de Maple and Saeins Opera Cloak
ings Liaseys Bay States Thybet plain aai Fancy Silk
Shavls: all kinds Of Blankets osieres Gloves Embroids
res Cloaks II all styles and materials and multitude Of
other articles too tedious - mention.
motto 10. small prof and quick sales" would ad-
hoss wishing thir fall and winter supplies n
vor me with call before purchasing elsewhere
Especially would draw the Of dealers and
aors my very heavy and choice stock Of Casns
pi and fancy Cashmere all coor OF Brosdcioths Over
Whneys Petershxm WOOL silk
and cotton LiniLgs all kinds Of Tailors Trimming.
To those dealing Ready Made CT thing request to visit
In crier examine the very heany stock. which
.tanty keep hand and intend selling prices
and terms.
As these Clothing fsetnred in this city under
own supervision able better AZ and
sewing than there be had other market
Come all Ahd convince yourselves Of the fact.
A. ANspACHER.
novs Main street. one door below Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Office hereby given that the undersg ed has been
IN pointed the Of Wilson shook late
vanderburgh county decd Said esat Is supposed to be
insolyent. noy23-3w LEWIS HOW ES, Admir-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27

APOLLO HALL RESTAURAT.
TIME undersigned have formed arnershp and the Res
taurat will be carried before under the OF
nev1-a KILLER MATTHIAS.
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DECEIVED per steamer Ros,iie-4o boxes W r. Cream
Cheese expressly for family in snail hcyss for
sale by novI7 I. A. ID. HERMANN.
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HOUSE FURNl~H,NG GOODS.

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
lN0LBURN HERSHBERGER have NO open for =
~ large stock Of iouse FURNISHING Goods
sistng of Three Ply Ingram low priced Carpets Stair
and Hall Carpets OF patterns and qualities Fior Oil
Cloths IRON TO IS feet vide Satin de LANES Worssd ssd
Cotton Dsma Furnitures and Bro Hoan for Gu, ains
Muslin and Lace Cornces Curtain Plus and Stair
Rods. Mar.-es Quilts Linn Damasks. Table Linen and
Tcwepg Piano and Table Cloths, and He'd Blankets Of all
sizes and quail les.
We also manufacture Mattresses OF size and deserp
u which will warrant good he fsund Also
Bed Comforts OF all sizes All Of which will sell low
the quality be found this side OF she Allegheny
Noun Ains Foster Block. Ist St. near Nais oc3O
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27

BRANCH BANK INDIANA.
EvANsviILE. Nov. ~ 1854.
ruNHE Semi dividend this Branch declared
per % payable 20 stack
no lders on demand nov2s-Iw q. W. RAfHROEE Cash.
STAR CAyDI.Es.-3Jh o1es for sss BY
- novi3 s. n. GILBERT l. CO.. Sye. ueap Water.
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(tsgl sa

kEEAKxH.-z s-rX-Tfs
RAILROAD TR TRANSPORTATION NOTICE
TUyp ALBANY. BOSTON NEW YORK. and all interme-
date stations and places. Immediately the compile
ton OF Evansyills Crawfordsye Railroad Terrs
within about tree weeks thu date.
wil ready recsp. THROUGH for the delivery Ill
Kinds OF M.rchaadiz Prod Property from this city,
ard points this and Trre H4ute all Of the above
intermediate points and the India Ohio.
New YORK Central Se York and Erie and Albany and Bos
ton Railroads.
-" novI3 n JOHN s. MITCHELL Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27

wAB ASA Il ERJE ANAL TRANsPORTRTION
fSxs .lsIi5.Tc To NEW YORK. BOSTON. <fEA
49, SSss.szzzS PHILADELPHIA aud BALrI- sSal11N
MORE.Tht Agent will receip for Tie friive
TIL ROUGH kinds of Produce and
this city ~ the Troy and estern Line of Canal Boats
n favorable terms.
novI3-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27
40. PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOODS.
NlnRls An \ ZEN a RnESTON.

she hest assorted stock OF Foreign aud
IA Domestic Dry Goods Notous Boots Shoes Hats and
CAPS. they have ever offered to the trace
We therefore wish notify all close prompt dealers that
will be sing for them pas by stock
and skull the going river ~ the rate of
~ passage money and 81 Is per 100 lbs freight
determined this going the river and have
Cincinnati and Philsdelphia
We need scarcely add these that cash buyers are per-
fecy home stock Cincinnati
Louisville Brokers here shave Indana State Stock Bank
from 10 to Is
As stock is 6rst clean fresh and healthy We
specially invite all dealers who give good note 70 call In
and examine for themselves. now
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27

NOTICE.
"Mc MITCHELL hsvins withdr.vn from tn The hrm OF
John s. Mitchell Son. the undersigned will continue
the Com aad Forwarding business in his oEn name
eec3-6 JOHN 8 AITCakLb
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27

'HEEE-Ju.t reed Per steamer Umpire. Is bxs Orange
sss.a IkD. HEIMAH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27

6sUNDRlES.-I case Sewing SILK:
- do English Prints (fances);
pieces Silk vesting;
case all wool Printed de LANES;
DO Hall & Moody Patent Thread;
! do de Cege,
hale Negro Blankets: reed this day and
forsaie by novIs JAS. Low co.
G>HOICE FRESH GROCERIES q PROVISIONS
~ GO pound Ids CanvAssed Sugar Cured Hams.
$50 do do do Dried Beef.
100 do Plain Hams and shoulders.
boxes Starch,
10 do 0leine and Palm Soap,
10 do Star Candles,
SACK Pepper.
do Old Gcvernme emit lava Coffee. extra,
boz Chocolate. boz Cocoon. 81 Citron.
50 bbis Msckersi 10 boxes Herring.
boxes Pepper Sauce. hh Rice. p1bs Indigo.
bill extra syrup boz Czstsle Soap,
81 boxes English Dairy Cheese,
Putnam Farm do.
&c de- W. r. Cream do received at
Bov3 COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27

NEW GOODS At THE OLD STAND.
WV. LoEw ENruAL Co. have received a new and
w scasonahls stock OF Domestic and Fancy Dry Gsocs
and Offer me TO the public .. very Low prices.
~ Indiana Free Bank money taken in exchsngs ssvso
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27
INDIANA stats STOCK MONEY

yAKEN AT PAR.
lL0THING. Wholesale and Yeta made in the latest
~ Styles and Of the best material with Gentemen's Fur
nhnG Goods Of description offered for sale the
Indiana aud Illinois State Stoes Money.
Call my under Pavios ists and eIsmine for
yourselves pov2-N A. L0BENSTINE.
(SHEsSNEN. Domsoes. nannsn Boards. Iadia Rubber
\ \ Balls reed BY oct2s "A. @. PUSHEE.
NEW OATs.-sco bash fresh Oats jus. reed at
~ sspis COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
JUST OPENED on MAIN STREET.

THE have formed under tn
Il style and hrn of J. w ). vickery. 10 carry tn,
Grocery and rovssn business in n. house Known th
Old Cheekered Store opposite j. Scantlia sons Stow
Store Main bet al 3D. We sill Try Keep
santly hand for sale. all articles usually kept
Family Grocery Stores also Csrp Cats Bran aad Feed
orally We will pains in Keeping our eastom-rs
piled with fresh Better Egg and all Of ~hch viii
thing else in line will deliver purchasers
aiding in any part . the city, YREE OF CuAkGE.
JAMES W. VfCEERY,
nsvs-ln SAMUEL. yICAERN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27

SrCDRJEs.-
S$s Currants, Sne canister RfePowder
- bills spanish Whiting 40 coils Gras, Rope ass'd
hrs Castole Soap. $50 On q Percussion Cap.
2casks Sad Irons %. 900 Gaia sis Cigars.
do Patty. ~ txsTacks. assd.
IS bxs Fire Crackers, casks El.som salts.
81 kegs Soda. l0kegs Saltreter.
bh Cream Tartar, cfsk SULPHUR.
bills Birthstone, bbls Alum. rust reed and FOL
sale by move PRESTON BkOS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27

- CASES Boots rnd Shoes Just reed aud for sale
IL CIV very cheap by sep2s J. al. MAGHEE 60.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27
GEORGE KLEIN. PHILIP pEcKgR PHILIP KRAMER
GEORGE KLEIN Il CO.,
SOAP, CANDLES AND LARD OIL MANUFACr0RT.

kvanrvfiIe, Indiana.
under.iEued leave inform the Merchants Of
Southe nSiana aud the public generally that their
ne~ Factory /. completed and they ready
facure Soap Candles asd Lard OIL extensive scale
We will articles manufactured good and the
prices as low be purchased in Cincinnati We
faenre all the different qualities and the done
that city and have equal facilities the West
Thankful the liberal patronage have ALREADY received
determined continuance and increase Of
the same and literal the OF the pub
city.
" B-The highest market prices alway. paid for Tsow.
Lard asi Grease. oct2s-3md GEORGE KLEIN z CO.
vincsnbes Gazette and Henderson Courier copy
and send hills to this once.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01

The Mexican treaty having been ratified
by Santa Anna and returned to Washington,
the president has sent message to the house
asking an appropriation of ten millions of
dollars to enable him to fulfill its conditions,
seven millions to be placed at his immediate
disposal. Some signs of opposition have
been manifested in the house, but we fear
there are no means of staying the flood of
corruption.-[ o. S. Journal.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01

There is said to be large gathering of U.
S. government officers, consisting of custom
house officers, mail-agents postmasters, con-
tractors, &C., at Concord for the purpose of
influencing the New Hampshire legislature
in the choice of u. S. senators. The senate
rescinded the resolution for adjournment to
give them an opportunity to operate on the
house. Some four or five members must be
purchased outright, or their schemes will fail
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01

The rapid armament of San Francisco
harbor elicts the comments Of the press
Gen. Wool is busy. 1t is supposed that the
French Consul would communicate with the
French fleet on the Pacific, as his Honor did
not fancy the interference from the Court
Batteries are now placed completely com
manding the harbor.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01
News Items.

The steamer Star of the West arrived al
New York yesterday, with dates from San
Francisco to the lst inst. The John j.
Stephens and two other steamers, had brough,
down to Panama and San Juan, over two
millions in gold, which would be along in
the first arrivals.
The news from New Grenada represents
the revolutionists as progressing in their
efforts to change the government. A battle
is represented as having taken place on the
24th May. when the constitutionalsts under
General France, were routed by the forces
under Gen. LENS. Gen. f. was killed.
The difficulties with the French and Mex
lean Consuls at San Francisco had been
brought to close by discontinuing the pros
ecutons.
The farce of arraigning Walker and some
of his brother patriots, for the descent on
Sonora, was going on. Bills of indictment
had been found.
A fire occurred in San Francisco, DESTROY
ing thirty buildings on Dupont street Loss
said to be $40 900.
There is news from Oregon to the 25th OF
May. Nothing of importance had occurred
in public affairs. Col. McCanha, President
of the Council of Washington Territory, had
been drowned in Puget Sound.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01

Mr. EDITOR The "query of the hard
brick " may be accounted for in the follow
ing manner Hard clay not having in itself
any inherent solidity, will attract those from
their proper source, and ashes being of a
soliditary substance, is attracted and absorb
ed in the brick while burning, and thus be-
comes heavier in proportion to the quantity
it receives-lQ, s. Jour.