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CITY Rassk OF Cochra,, s Co.


M EoTICE-From snd aiter PER CENT fSTEF.
i wibe paid on Monsyslsftin thin Bank payable
EsHTPERCENT INTEREST paid Moneys spsc
CERTIFICATES OF DEPosTTssued
nate and egoablein
United StsteB.
eHohr LoANS made on undoobted Coiaerals. mill Up
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0RIEAss THEAgas. To-morrow evening Mey.
erbesra opera Of thu Prophet viii be repeated ii ths
oreans TassteF ~ is one Of the best on the stage ana
N p ReFsohstsd BY Mms Iagst planterre, Duuc Gsni
h1eI anI Lasrcix = = : sf.''
sponfini's grand opera Of u vsstae win b pro.
duced st the French Thsater shastiy s 30 -
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Floor. DIE Cloths.
IF Par srmaaieas, Liverpool addition.
81 shipmsnt Of superior is84i4 aias tp
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Of Hare 4coh manufacture. Bristol Ensand atxse fss
Alarss assortment OF nj
AMERICAN on CLOTHS g
aud ordinary qualities vary beauta and fupsric
Iocn, otsai fslE3f sisf gssS se
4 Oaf II sHsst =. iA5g sssi5 - i& i5s35 "a
vELykT TAsssTRY,
ssrsxss THREE.PLY and
is very SUPERIOR aud ofess, al low ut;ss. y
WfNpsW SHADES.
large assortment sa Of ae, and desieas
-, lLse ....s gzs7s3
WINDOW coRNICEs, CURTAIN PMS. TABrg ,.aa PIANO
COVERS, CURTAIN LOOPS, sIMrs. TAssxIs, cosIrs s,c.
u D. DAMERoN CO.
ass apss sschAzissa AID ~ cas cmhsss. srseiu
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coatAFsCIaI RESTAURANT, We tender our
thanks e the Il lbs Commercial Rsstaurant
no. 80 skest and Exchange Pacs, sOr W..
acceptable chfisiansa remsmlrsnses. ~ =
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MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON,
FOREIGN md DOMESTIC Day GOODS,
BOOTS, roEs. IA -. BoSSEis, DC.
FRESH SPRING GtbOBS.


BOOTS. soss. mas. BOSSers, DC.
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
WE have just received 1888 packages Of our Spr ng
w purchase. which we opening, consisting Of
Philip Allen 81 Sons Globes, Spragues, Dunuel's,
Harrop's, Clyde's. American, Cocheco and Merrimac
fame. eoorcd. solid black aud mourning friDis French
and American FAST cod rich fancy lawns; domestic and
foreign O cOTd PLAID Gnghams elegant ST. les Of Ber
reyes black Silks, great var ETY. Of Pant >tus. Linen
wooen Califor ia Gd mi Sed Cottonades, plain,
plaid and fancy do gold mixed tweed Coabgs Linen
do plain and twilicd black wooen various les oil
ficSs, b,cached Muss fine brown do, "lue and brown
aud cord Drills, De ims, Nanseens, York Coatings,
shirting Stripes Checks furniture d. nture Prints,
plain black woolien DoessIns and Cassimeres biacA
oroad Cloths. Irish linens, Al sheeiings, do and
Biggirg, DE.
We will now constantly be in receipt of goods during
the Ell ire season Since these have ar ed, mer
ciantsae burning hay light losing freight Inc
up the river To make purchases Ne buy American
'oods II the manufacturers their anj none
but tn I'm cin sell i,wer than IL worth the at
ent'"n of az! person Interested in American "a: nufAc
lures 10 call ai examine the beautiful les and 'e
signs of prints. Here you will greater va'ie,!
of III, best PRINT. iu the county, than Agent
New YORK oT Phila Ieiphia offers for lie.
We respectfully. invite the trade 10 examine stock
f g assured that the II Ic aud qua lilies of our ,od
will the the close era. aud will
pare with of the size ia the country Give
= ALT. lmhli
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, ANDTiiE PUBLIC GEN.

NIESSRS KELLER II fARNSLEY would respect
fully return thanks hcircusto ami the pub
lie generally the literal patronage which the! have
received and take this method OF informing
their friend that they have purchased OF Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock Of ru n n Medic nes. and
will continue carry the business III the house tor
mcrly occupied by him Man between First and See
nd sts here they will he pleased have IN,
call aud evaine their stock. They have assocatc sir
Isaac White Sho has been for the principal Clerk
times. 10 wait upon the old Patrons ofthe house. III
pure Drugs ALLOW rates. aud dating terms are
an inducem-nt to the Merchants, Druggists and Ply
sclans respectfully invite them To CALL as we rave
on hand ock Of $4,000, Of well sc cccd Drugs, and
VIII DC constantly receiving additions to our present
supply. aud hope TO Offer such WHOLE
SALE DEALERS will supercede the necessity of
the visit other Cities for the purpose Of purchasing
their supplies.
iyis KELLER, FARNSLEY 4 co.
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New YORK, March 81, p. N.
Sales 900 bales. The market is

New YORK, March 81, p. n.
Cotton-Sales 900 bales. The market is
firm.
Flour-s0Oo bbls sold. Prices are shade
higher. State 81 %; Ohio 81 A. 1900
barrels Southern sold at 81 81.
Tobacco-kentucky is steady at S7AaSll.
Whisky-Prison 26c.
Iron-4Oa4lc.
Lsrd-sCO bbls sold at 9ac.
Groceris 300 bags coffee changed hands.
Rio at llae III hhds sugar sold. New o.
leans &c, Muscovada 4lr. loo bbis molass.
e. sold; New Orleans 271.
Provisions-S lies Of 400 5bls pork. The
market il tirm; Prime Sl3 SO, mess SIS SO.
The beef market is firm at l4c.
Grain-Wheat is firm; Southern white
common 81 IS. 50 600 bushels corn sold al
59asO4.
CIxcIxSArI, March 81, p. m.
Flous--Dull at Sc 30@6 40.
Whisky-2O.
I.ard-Ssles Of 500 iierces prime ats3.
Provisious-There is more movement
500 bbls mess pork at Si2. Small sales %
bacon at 81 lor shoulders. 81 for sides. and 8
for plain hams. juciud'ng packages.
Tsllow--Sales at IL.
Cotton-Salcs vi 10 bales naid.ing at 81
@sl.
Groceries--Are quiet and unchanged.
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WASHINGTON, Marc

WASHINGTON, March II.
SESArE.-Mr. Badger spoke at some length
arguing that the Nebraska bill itself did not
revive the Louisiana law, aud his ameBdme mt
did not make any difference in the bills in
this respect.
After some time spent in debate, as to the
operation of Mr. Badgers amendment, the
Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-The Committee on Naval Affairs
repor.ed resolutions directing that contracts
for clothes, provis.ors, and small sto.es for
the use Of the navy be made direct with deal.
ers instead Of spectators.
On motion o, Mr.. Campbell, the CONN it.
tee appointed To investigate the Gardiner
fraud were instructed to Investigate other
cases of fraud on the Ire sury in cas-, s
where persons apl o;nted ministers, secretaries
OF legation, or con>uls may have drawn their
pay and then lied To discharge their duties
thereof afterwards.
After some debate on the subject, the House
adjourned.
WASHINGTON, March 81.
SESArE.-A large n, mber of petitions and
circumstances were presented againt the
repeal OF the Mssori Compromise.
A petition from the Mississippi Legisla-
ture was receiv ed in favor of grant OF land
20 aid in the construction oi the New Orleans
g. New York Railroad.
A resolution was received from the House
relative to the bids for provisions. clothing
and small stores for the use of the Navy, and
was referred TO the committee on Naval al
fairs.
On motion Of Mr.. Shields, the Senate pro.
ceeded to the consideration Of the bill to in
crease the pay and otherwise promote the es-
ficiency Of the Army. On the cause giving
the appointment of a Cadet to each S-nato',
an animated de bate took place, and without
coming To vote, the Senate went Into exc.
cutive session, and then adjourned
HoUsE.-Mr. Breckenridge moved that the
House go into committee of the Whole, ant
take up the Custom House and Marine Hos
pital bill, which mo ion was lost.
Mr.. Richardson moved the House go int
Committee of the Whole on the stat OF thu
I'm on, with design Of reaching the Nebras
ka bill; lost, yeas SO. nays l0S. The Hous'
then proceeded To take up the business on tn,
Speakers table, and after disposiDg OF sever
al small bills, they reached the Nebraska
Kansas bill, which was read amid much ex
citement. Mr. Richardson moved to refer
to the committee on territories, and Mr. Cut
ting moved To refer il to the COMMITTEE q
the Whole. This was thought 10 be, by III
friends of the bill, an effort to bury it beneat
the mass of business already before the CON
mit,ee.
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DAILY JOUR NAL.
Local and River Brevities.

The A. L. Shotwell arrived here
tons freight, which completed her trip for N.
Orleans. She also had large number Of
passengers.
- The Sultana lay at our wharf large
portion Of yesterday, taking on freight. She
left here with pretty large load. Capt.
Bentlyis an experienced steamboatman, and
makes it psy.
The Telegraph No. 2 arrived here
from Louisville early yesterday morning
bringing the mail. She is known as one of
the fastest and best boats in the Louisville
and st. Louis packet line. We thank the
officers for q package Of papers.
THE Ben Franklin, the packet due
from St. Louis Wednesday morning, did not
arrive here till 2 o'clock yesterday morning.
She was detail ned BY heavy fogs.
49, Weather yesterday clear and delight
ful. River still falling slowly, as it reluctant
toretire from the neghboring corn fields.
The John Farrell announced in to.
days paper as candidate for city collector, is
grocer John, not eonjectioner John. All
right.
- Candidates had better be bringing in
their notices il they want to get elected -
The people are now making up their minds
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NJ In Illinois TN re Ire Two broth r., who
oficiate. as occasions offer, in the church as
exporters, or something of the Kind, aud Hat
ter themselves on the peculiar spirit IN which
they at times enter upon their humble CALI
ing. On one occasion, the elder brother IN
descanting at some length uoon the eharse-
terisrics OF each, gave the following forcioie
illustration o, his spiritual superiority"
rBro;her George" sa, 5 he; "can exhort ano
sing. but he Cant pray. can pray his SHIRT
off," =
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PIX CLAMATION.
ADxRVu rs G,fvrU.N N ro-a

APRIL El.ECTIVN, n. ID. 1854
NOTICE is he eby givcL tn legal voters of VAN
~ derbu rgh county. that the Annual Aprt Eiecti,n
will be held the hrs Monday in April, A ID ieJ3 AT
the usual places Of holding such Elections In the several
townships in said county. for the following Officers
lO-wit:
Fur Pigeon Town-hip.-Four Constables.
For kni= hit Township One Justice of the Peace, two
Coz Stables.
For Scott Township.-One Justice of the Peace. two
Constablcs.
For Armstrong Township.-one Justice ofthe Peace.
two Constaeles.
For Perry Township--One Justice OF the Peace, two
Consi.bles.
For Union Township.-0ns Justice of the Peace. two
Constatrs.
For Centre Townshp.-One Justice OF the Peace, two
Constallss
For German Township. Justices Of the Peace,
two Consiao-s. JOHN =. GAViTr.
mh1 To Sheriff of Vande ~burgh County.
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In The modern ytes tor Churches, Public Build
iaes Pirate D,rciiiags dc &c
TaG FrSST PRlZa RECEIVED!
Cincinnati. also at the Louisville Mechanics In
n siitute.
We are prepared to ill any order with metal sash
saned gas- with borders and di mond ceners for
kind church windows with full size figures
rs cheap be had in New York, Boston Phladel
pha-the of risk of br-akage and transportation
less.
Our references are all the good, modern finished
Boats the Mississippi aud Ohio rivers three Presby
terrain Churches at CINCINNATI, the Episcopal at Ports
mouth Ohio one Church at Madison. Ind. chancel
wi dow Frankfort. Ky. also one window. with fig
urcs. at Nazareth, and two Churches ia Louisville.
hay window in Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg side transome lights in various dwellings in Lou
isville. Lexington nd Danvile.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment on
Bullitt street, Louisville, Ny.
mhi.-6m &c. MILLER& CO.
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DRESS CUTTING AND TIE ACHING.
AIRS. ID. WOOLSEY, Second street. takes this method
Of informing the Ladies Of Evansville snd vicinity
that made arrangements AMI III dresses in
the latest and fashionable styles aud IS also quail
fed TO evenstructon 10 the ladies in the art by the new
method that has lately given much satisfaction by
Mr. Mrs, Forbes in this and other cities, from whom
she received the following
DlP o VI A:
.sThis certify Mrs. D. woolsey has taken les
sons OF us in Dress Cutting. after improved method
and competent 10 instruct Others In the art and Is ca
pabie Teacher to impart The Science In few hours
!, struction. MR. MRS. FORBES"
mhlu
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JEWELLERY! JEWELRY!!
SOMETHING DECdDEDLY RICH.

lust arrived at HUSTACE'S. First street, near Main.
ANNOUNCE to the inhabitants of Evansville and its
vicinity, that have just received fLe and select
an assortment Of JEWELRY as was ever brought into
his market. Those who have found il dificult.O get
suited in selecting article In the Jewe ~ line, can
now re accommodated Ny stock consists in pant OF
the following articles:
splendi lot OF lid Guard, Vest and Fob Chains;
Heavy Gold Brsceletsan Clasps;
Daguerreot, pc Pins, Lock cts;
Lock.t Clasps and Breaches:
Some fine Gold Keys Ear Drops, Studs. Watches, &c.
The above shill be SOLD exceedingly low.
mhl6 r.. HUSIACE
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HoEs.-At the Merchants Exchange yes.
terday, a sale was made OF $50 tat hogs u, So
gross, deliverable next Deccmber. within
swenly-fiv. miles of Louisville.
Lou. Dem.
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NEW SPRIN0 GOODS.
lust received steamers Sultan and Granite State
&c packages New Spring Dry Goods comprising
Chal Bareges, Moussene DeLaines,
Barge DeIaiBes, Portsmouth Lawns
BrOcade l. WINS, French Figured Lawns,
Earlston Ginghams Manchester Gnghams,
Solid Check Ginghams. Figured black Alpaca Coat
English Cotton Drills, Fancy Linen Drills,
French Linen Coatngs, 90 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons,
All very desirable goods, for sale at low figures by
milf J. II. MAGHEE q CO.
DECEIVED per steamer Belle Key
IS boxes do for family use;
gibbs No. I Mackerel, large;
2 do Noe do do:
9 ti-rces New Rice, 400 qr-boxes Sardines;
5bbIsbest White Wine; bols Loaf Sugar;
9 do Crushed sugar; 9 do Powdered sugar;
For sale by (mhs) l. 50. HEIMANN.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TINHE heretofore existing between David
l. Still and Clarkson Start, in the Lewis Howes Canal
Boat, the 4th day of March. 1854 dissolved by
mutual consent. David Still is now owner. lmhe
SPRING IMP
BUILDER and others wanting Cast Iron Fronts for
D Houses of choice patterns and other castings, and
Wrought Iron work for Buildings requested to give
ms call. (mhi7) G. d. EGGLESTON CO.
RAILROs ID CONTRACTORS
Nd BRIDGE BUILDERS. wanting Car Wheels or
~ Iron work Of any description. can be accommoda-
ted prompt, at establishment. We challenge the
Western Country IT, produce BATTER SMITH than the
mhl7 G. ID. EGGLESTON & co.
CUGAK.-59 hhds Fully Fair for sale by
- mh16 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
L>OR HENT.-The Spacions Cellar and Third
mhio-smd MERRITT. FIELD & CO.
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RIACUyIy SIyIpSON.

no. II PEARL STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO,
4 RE receiving their ssual large Spring stock Of
~ AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DIV GOODS, suit
able 10 the Western trade. They respectfully invite
their oil anI new customers to favor them with CALL
on heir visit to Cincinnati. lmh13 aw
COTTON BtTTlNG.-I5 bales for sale by
I S.E.GlLBERT IL Co.,
mhI6 Agents of c, press Factory.
DALM SOaP, &C-Rec'd per steamer States
il mans boxes No. ial,s Soap
Pc steamer Cumbe rland Valley
- doz Shaker BroOms;
q do Nisp do;
e5 do Fancy do; for sale ut lowest figures by
feb & ID. HEiMA y.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

-, V. X HENDRICKS 81 CO. have re- -
SKI ceived another large shipment Of s<2a-
~ Hoots and Shoes, which. with those already re-
~ eived and Yet to come in. make "A larger and
more varied supply than they have before of-ed for
sale. Their stock will be found well worthy of the no
tee Of rchants who wish 10 find artcies-suted 10
this cI--obtaiIr from the beet and
sold at low a rate the same qualities are by any
" estern House. lmhlU
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NEW JEWELRY.

lust received, fine assortment OF Finger and Far
rings. Breast Pins and Bracelets Of extraordinary
beauty, for sale lev G GOS>EN, SecoRd street.
mhiU DO from Man in KroI's new building.
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RECEIVED

- Harp"rs Egaz'ne for March;
God.y's Laaies' BOOK do;
Grahsm's Magazine do;
knickcrbockcr do,
Raukins yearly Abstract Of Medical Science; al
mhIU SAM'L LISTERS Book Store.
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GLASS STAINING

NHOiCE fresh Raj ms and Figs just reed r sale
l J mh3 I. BACON g. O.'S Family Grocery.
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IsuI.SAPoLIe, Aug. 10, 1853.
Mes.rs. SUMMONS & Son 81 have examined your Bra
lillian Pebble Spectacles ard find them. in my esina
ton far su,,eror Ia the glasses in They
posses. the extraordinary quality al compromising for
lost vision whou, mag it, ing the o. ect in consequence
of hch the eve is al rest-a dederaium much to be
desired They are well calculated for the student, aud
all others who in any way impaired their vision
Respectfully your, l.. DUNLof, ~. ".
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In The modern ytcs for Churches, Public Ba
mos Priraie DrcLlingS d. dc
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LNOR HENT.-The Spaciors Cellar and Third
Il Room in the Store oecu, led by
mhlU-2ind MERRITT. FIELD e. CO.
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TEwELRY q Observation-Disclosures, Fingerrings
81 Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes, Combs Purses, Fancy Soaps
Accordans Vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug 23 ~ WOOLSEY d NELSON.
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SP;sING STYLES OF
WALL PAPER n G. Ne s AT
Jim C. Dew REUx JR'S

-. JN In z EhV REOA- JN..
l. ing the fr-t lot OF prng Goods has lust arrived
and for sale low. will b. receiving weekly supplies
ntl my stock will be complete, which will be the largest
and best -,rtne nj before sght To Evansville.
Persons in of Wallpaper. Borders Fire-scrcens.
Boil Tcasers, Window Blinds, &c OF the latest Spring
STYLES are requested call early and examine hen
am determined 10 cell low possible. Store on
Main street, between First and Second. rshy
CUNNY BAGS-I6 bales in store aud for sale by
N MIC PRES, On DIGS.
WANTED.
rJNEN good Boot aud shoe Makers have employ
i Immediately. Cash up every week.
febI-u HART e. FEIKER.
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o. wooLsHY.
q. NELSON

VXIATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture, Chairs Looking
Glasses Picture Frames Notions &C. Particular atten.
ton given to the sale all descriptions Of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made on Consgnments
aug Sly WOOLSEf q NELsoN.
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From A. ID. cat, NJ. D.:
ISpIspAroL,s. Aug. 16. 1853.
am COW incsd that they superior an! glasses OF
former or ,invenion. They not only bring the
most detective sight to its natural ste, but also the
shape of the glasses such that gives ease 10 the eyes
and guards against IN 6anation oil that organ
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Messrs. n. SERMONS & SoS-Gentiemen: 10 gives me
pleasure testimony tb at or others as to The
excellence o. your 'BraziIian Pebble Spectacles. v
thin the past year ny eye sight had become SO much
impaired that was unable either To read or write by
candleght for ANY length OF slme win ease or sails
faction.
Some months since purchased pair you, and nav
derived such ..ai and comfort from their use That
would no. be depriv Ell of for times heir cost:
Respectfully. &c, J. IL. OGLESBf.
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EVANSVILLE March l6, 1854.
MEssRs. SgMxoNs & SoN--l have found your bra
lillian Pebble spectacles far superior to any that nave
previously made use OF. and only add that would
not DO ithout them for paid for the IN
Respectfully, JoHNF CRisP.
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EXCHANGE, OOJN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JOURNAL BY
G COPELAND, BANKER,
CURRENCY RATES.

Dealer an Exchange. Coin, Land Warrants Uaesrrsat
Money, &C., Se.; Okes en Eirst st. neer JNsia.
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WILL pay the highes, market price in cash. for Cot
1 Linen Gags THoS. CONYNGTON,
feb2O Corner OF Main and first streets
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MADISON, February 9, 1Ss4
Messrs. Sermons 81 Son.
Genicmsn: find the giasse. 7 purchased Of you are
much adapted In that any have hereto
fore tried. Respectfully Yours, VIC. WHARTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
THE ORDER DENYING AR. SOULE PAS
SAGE THROUGH FRANCE REVOKED.
Fro, n, ussss.e,O. U.;s. # ss,srksy.

frvm kS ds9t-fe" W."
In announcing this agreeable intelligence, We only
remark at present, that so far IS we could learn
the opinion Of those who had the best means oil
forming a correct judgment upon the case the re-
fusai Of the French Government to permit MI Soule
to enter into France, which, unexplained, certainly
appeared to be act Of discoutesy, and manests-
ton OF unfendly sentiments toward the United States,
was the result OF erroneous impressions, and that,
when the matter was fully examined the order would
be revoked. We are rejOced to be able to announce
that this expectation has been realized. Mr.. Soue
has not only permission to enter into France but hs
probably already availed himself Of it, and Is his
return to Madrid. This information was received by
the last steamer, just in time TO be forwarded 10 the
United States, unsccompanied by any explanation
which alluded to it.
The conduct Of Mr.. Mason in this delicate and I'M
pleassn. affair has been it is understood emiaen,ly
udicous and proper. There was nothing in the state
Of our relations with France which could have us.i
fed sny act of unfrendliness toward this country,
and we presume that this feature OF the case strongly
marked as i, was when 6rst presented, will be re-
moved BY the explanations which probably accom-
panied the revocation Of the decree by which our
Minister TO Madrid was denied entrance into the terri
tories Of France We reserve further comments upon
this affair until this explanation Is known.