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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-08
EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JoURNALBY
G COPELAND, BANKER,
Dealer in Exehasge, Cola Land Warrants, Unearrent
.Msasy, &C., &e.; Ofee First st. near Main.
CURRENCY RATES.

CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank a Branches. par All Solvent Bar ks. par
New Stock Banks..... par LOUISIANA.
OHIO. Branches in Orleans. par
State Bank & Branches. par ALAB ANA
Independent Banks. par All Solvent Banks g dis
State Stock Bank 10 p). IS dis N. & 8. CAROLINA
In pl. par All Solvent Banks. -. % dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks. % dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS.
All Solvent Banks par New StkSecurity B'ks Ids
TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks .-.l dis All Solvent Banks } dis
MISSOURI. Fire a. Marine Ip-. Co ) dis
State Bank & branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent BanSs.... } dis
All Solvent Banks par Michigan lns. Co. dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA.
All Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks... > dis
EXCHANGE.
New York. Buy lug 1T 49,. Selling IL prem
Cincinnati Buy Selling. ......t prem
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling. prem
Silver Change. ........5 prem
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NgEpECAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR J. X. WILCOX bcgs leave respectfully TO inform
- the public that he has taken partner in The prac
tice OF Medicine, DIR. ions CoNYSoToS, who, from at
tanments and varied ranks among the fret
MUSICIANS in the Mississippi Valley.
prs w. e.. wonld To those who may require their
services, that they will be promptly aud carefully stt-
drd, and that advice OF both when desired will not
increase the expense. J.R. WILCOX. NJ. ID.
apIltf J. CONJUNCTION, NJ. ID.
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ExCELSuOR CIGARS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
49, TX. HENDRICKS e. CO. have -
0x3t ceived another large shipment of-9
RH Boots and Shoes, which. with those already
- ,eived aud yet to come Ia, make larger and
varied supply than they have before offered for
sale. Their stock will be found we'll worthy Of the
tice OF rchants who wish hnd artices-suited to
this mark etobtaiDed from the best manufactures and
sold a low a the same qualities by any
" estern House. lmhl0
XNAGL PAPER.-3O0 bundles Wrapping Pa
w per, AL sizes, u good article just reed and for
sale low at the Wall Paper and Lamp Store Of
JOHN &. DEVBREUX, ia,
apt Main street, between First and Second.
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HAS. w, Observation-Disclosures. "A. Loprrsrrxl
FOR CLOTHING CHEAP AND FINE
GO TO
MACK q LOBENSTINES
Weste star Clot h N { r Q
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
IN Tn. LOWER STORY DREw's PAVILION, coRRKR
WATER AND SYCAMORE sTRKrrs.
Messrs. MACK& LOBENsTINR
III have just reed and will continue 0 I'D
to receive weekly from their large kgM
SH, Wholesale Establishment in Gin 01.kIxJ
innati the largest and most extensive Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
manufactured with especial view to meet the wants
the market and consisting of every article Of appare
~ taste.
The following kinds made OF tho best mat erials and
in the latest styles, are now in store
Black cloth dress and frock Goats;
Brown, black and invisible green;
Grey, black, brown and gold mixed Tweed
ALso-Every kind ofloose summer Sucks, dress and
frock Goats and coatees all of which respectful
ly invite the particular attention Of the public.
PANTS.
Super black and fancy Cassimeres;
Ali vare t'esof Bombazine aud Drop d'Ets';
Grass Linen, Doeskin and Corduroy;
Cassnet, Jeans and fancy summer Pants Of every
description.
VESTS,
Black Satin and fancy Silk Yeats:
Velvet, valenci-, bufr and white Mareilles Linen:
Cashmere and Csssnet, with common vests Of all
ylcs, and at the very lowe st prices.
Il GOODS.
Consisting of elegant and MlbHIk
large assortment Of custome T'YllW
~ made bosom shirts, shirt collars SEJ
cravas of superior quality and beautiful patterns, sk
nit cotton drawers, gloves, suspendersano
every other article usually found in the most extensive
establishment of the country.
GN In connection with their large stock Of E.K2a
HR clothing, they will keep :. fine assort IA
w. ment of CAMPS Superior HATS AND CAPS. II
Also all kinds of Union, California. Leghor
Panama and other styles Of hats, with q variety OF
BOOTS and SHOES,
1t useless to mention ereegant and very extcn
sve lot Of togskin and other kinds of TRusxs CAKrr
BAGS andVALIsEs.
NPCountry Merchants invited TO call and ex
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Were
our thanks TO our numerous friends tor their very
liberal patronage and respectfully ask continuance
of the same. MACK & LOBENSTINE.
Eoansrille, ApriI &c. ls53.-u
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MOURNING DIR SS GOODS.
4 BEAUTIFUL assortment OF black Bareges and blk
n Silk Tissues, at HUGHES,
mh23 Corner Main and Second streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03
Honors to the San Francisco Rescue
OUR PHILADELPHIA CoRRK sPoEDESCg.

OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2-5PM
An immense gathering OF merchants and citizsns rnss
At the Exchange day. a twelve O'Clock whore ptsna
Crighton and Low were introduced to the vast asssa.
bsge BY John Brown, Esq who presided Tho dists..
guiihed guests we're rapturously received
The Chairman and several other gentlemen sdarsseal
the meeting ia brilliant and appropriate language q.
pressve Of the thanks and regard entertained By not
only the citizens o, PhAdephis but the nation at large
for their gallantry and hun auity in rescuiDs from Q
watsry grave the passengers and Of the ssamshp
Fan Francisco.
enclose Mayor Gilpn's address the OCCASION wheA
was peculiarly happy 1t was as follows
CArTAINs CnGnToS Low--Geptlennsn--It Is At the
Sssi me to m. to s.1 nen 81
lutte you II to me pee aliAry gratifying ocossoa;
an unusually happy mestus From boyhsOd have a.
ways had warm feeling 10 my heart for those who 20
down to the sea In ships ard do busuess tbs great
waters" The romsnos Of whose real life is captivating to
phrase applicable 10 all the grades OF your arduous
csning--commEnds Rspectal consideration every vhers
ros especially with pennsy vanans and Philsdeiphans
Our cisys history furnishes nsppy instance Of the
blending OF ct Aracter Of the mariner Who became pre-
eminen,iy dis!rguHhed IS msrchant-of the merchant
who felt through long and useful career honest and
becoming pride In his early calling Of Mariner Stephen
GlraId, the merchant AMI mariner is this example Bat
life to witness wss you .w 20 iecsnty on tns d..u sso
regret that II is the good f5rlunc Of to b
atis TO act as you hSve actsd smidst which
truly triee mems FOULS" Toe mariner Who
from bis own quarter deck, cav hundreds a
his fellow men In = tenn pest tossed, disabled anA
sinking craft, and as he hailed her gave uttsr.
ancs 10 the fentimsnt Be OF good cheer sn not d.
sert you, earns and deseryes immortality OF fans
Ike bis who, dying, cried Don't give up the ship" "Bs
o. good cheerv-the sentiment OF . generous heart
cothei In the language OF peculiar profession al win
not deBer you What anguish old these words and that
promife asy-how soothing TO the desolae and broken
hearted stu less lsss ct ALL In praise and reward II
due TO him who, with craft disab led and almost
wreck, came TO the OF his fellow 10 greater
peril and extremity The head cannot prompt the tongue
TO mee praise Of such heroic sentiments and actions bue
the heart must be suffered TO speakths hea has spoken
ia speakng-the heart o, the country-of our people
IT. ulIress Rushes forth, and the only iuterprststio
weak and inexpensive though II behtt give to ts
language is, "Wen done, good aud faithful unts q
humanity you have earned crowns may you long live
TO them. For our citysor our peop s-for myself
with al my heart, SAY welcome now; hereafter, God
nneed and bic esa you
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

NEW 0RIIAya, Feb. |, 1864
Cotton has been active and frmer under the AsiRs
The rales to day TO- 900 bles middling ID
quoted At 9Ac 97sc Lard In barrel has advanced Kct
1000 sold, $50 &c. Rio coffee n fair demand at
100 lie stock hand, 73 600 bags. Prime nolAssss
cells at lSc Fair sugar .. $50.
CHARLESTON Fab l. 1854.
The A,ias news has had = favorable efsat our
ton market The ss-s to day 1856 bslei ~ prices
ranging from So 10 l0,
CINCINNATI F.b ., 1854.
Oar market for provisions hrs heavy day at ths
following Iric's:--Eess pork, $3. Prime Dbl lard Co.
Shoulders, 42,c sides btEs.
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siae Lutess from Washington.

SlRe LUtesE TIom Washington,
THE SEBahsKAKAhSAs BLL--IHg couRsE TO sg
ADoPTRD.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 2, 1854.
fhe Sen @s"rs in favor 81 e spescy passage OF he Ns
braskA ksrsss biiidonocFA. and whiss-hold oauous
fcnHo~ ucsprg - dsoie- upon the baet course to sf
feet that c-sct ]: Ia uavai tEE no, more than t~o
nsnbor ~ho in ..ycr u the bill Will address ths
ssnate The opposition Viii bs forced to continas the
debate, rom dsJ to day, prooos.
ing the ssfsOn TIL very late hour evening wh-n
the opposioo has expended s for,s Jadga Douglas vi
sum Up a"n vote Will be had, probably BY Saturday
night or s.Ias hour Sunday. or course there are
already iopd dsnurcA.i .ions OF gag lar ths minority
desmiDg IT highly oppressive in tho mtjory wshia
govern This course u necessary there previous
question in the Senate.
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Appointment by the Prcsidcnt,
ir AND WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF rHI suAu.
r0NerJq m THE rrETTvp or Arp1

CoNsULs OF TIE UNITED STATES.
Joeerh W. Clark, OF New York for Arcs In Peru.
Edward Buchanan, OF Hsry land, for La Roohsne u
France.
the Netherlands.
James b. Williams Of Maine for Sydney. In Australia
Noble Towuer OF Connecticut for the Island Of BarbA-
does
Aax stetthsioer, fNew York, for stutgardt, in wsr
temherg.
Pats, in Peru.
John L. Nelson, Of Maryland, for TURKS Islands
Ribsrt c. Murphy, Of 0lio, for Snsnghas, In China
John Hggns Of New York, for Corr, In ireland.
James W, Green, Of Virginia, for Lima, In Peru.
George w. Fletcher, Of Alabama, for A,pinvN Ia New
Granada,
John Dufey, OF New York, for Galway In Ireland
W. Deni.on, Of Massachusetts,, for Dsmsrara, 10
British Guiana
Cbsr'ei w. Bradley, OF Connecticut, for NIpspo. is
China.
IsyiK Brown, ef Maynard, for Bordeaux ia Francs.
stephen Cochran Of PennsyivaDs for st. Jsgo de GAIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

The U. ioop Of war CysBs sailed from Carthagsea.
n. the 18Th ult for Cslsdora Bay TO survey the
bthuu. Of Dsrsn The following letter was written o.
hoard the Say prior TO her iailirg:-
ClgrHiGrS, o. jan. "a, 1854 I
w. arrived here on The Oh, thirtsa days from 1ho
Capes OF the DetwA We sail 20 for CAIsdonia
BAY ard will commence the survey OF the ooAtsm PLATED
route Of ship canal scrcss the Ist1mus. We expsri-
enced heavy gaze the night Of the 23i in the 0ull
stream during which the quarter boat stove bat ~
sustained no other dsmAgs We all we'll on board.
We have had of small pox, but the disease hAs
entirely diappssred. The English war schooner Socr.
lion and Frsnsh brig OF comir Ia. Ths New
canadians say that We viii meet with opposIslca fron
the Indian tribes inhabtius this section Of ooustry
through which the survey Ia intended TO b made Capt
Hollins however, will lmase the survey 81 al hazards.
There ars fev In rsvy possesssd Of much
ergy and determipaion he Is. me Frsach brig Psgs
ss Braves 10 the only vesfel In port wris yoa this by
the genslsnanly caEimAndsr Of the brig Putnam Capt.
Fierce.
The following Ia list Of ths Cyanss ofnosrs: Corn.
mAnder George NJ Holns eutsnants, Peksriag, Rsad,
Fauntsroy, and Edwards; purssr, Charles O. Uphan:
,uigeon, J. Brovnles assistant surgeon Geo. Pesk
master, william n. wilcox; passed. midshipnsn, uAye,
and Breeze ndshipmAn, II. n Gariaad; ptAAs eIssk
Charles n Gnbersco; pursers osrt, ~ Bosrsll boat
man. " Hsvlstt gunner, J. A. lnsston; oArpsatsR "a
wasd WnAamsi sAilwassr, A. DAvs,
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Tho Southern mall Expedited. SO.

=,
Tte sesmbosa heretofore plying between WiIaiuxton
ara Caarestoa stopped running Wednesday, and ths
* nthern mail has been trsnsferrcd TO the WUmngtoo
apd Manchester Railroad, thus axpsdng it day.
Alsgs feet o. esels from Europs had arrived Nsv
Orleans. The ship Hartford for Mobile from Liverpool
has been out 80 days without being heard Of Snd 1t e.
fcarrr ahe "a ioet
he minsrs' strife in the Cumberland coal region oc-
fnns3 cih no probability OF an early adjustment ThS
miners refuse the terms recently adopted coal trade
OF lsss week "a but qtS tons.
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From Philadelphia.
Z CONSOLIDATION Acr-FATAL RlILsoAD AcCI.
pp1sT pTC.

TIE tUNsVIIUATIUN ACT-FAIAL RtILAUAU AVNI'
DENT, BTC.
PfuLADNrffA, Feb 2, 1864
The celstrston OF ths daon OF this city aud s
suburbs has been hxed for the Annverary Of Washing
tens birthday grand dinner s 70 be given to the lie.
gsiature OF Congress- from the State, corporate
authorities, AMI tther guests torchsht procession,
illumination sEd grand ball win also take place.
AndrtwJ Iei6y, conductor on the Reading RAILROAD,
killed yesterday, BY his head ing Ia contact with
tiicge near MsnAynnk.
Ten merchants Of this city susicribed ten thousand
dollars each Last evening, tho saubury and Erie Rail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03
From, Hayti.

The brig Maria from Cape Hsyten Jan. IA, report,
that had been quite sck there the crews oS
vesssla but the tictn 50 WAS abatng Cofss very
aor ada a. STA sil2 Hay tiea currency per bs
with . dos peasd tendency.
At Cor sives en- the l2h in consequence OF Nsv YeAr
f American proviai and the nsx car
soas TO arrive weuh nsy well. CoRse, Sl17
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the hri!dipe Gre proof snd of 6urse matsaa 70 ast
for centuries Why net grsrt itY When he htss went
TO St Loas II French VIII ge; but COW It has
population ofcpe hui died thousasd and prsssrts s
OF Europe it's shoI and that ,sa Z,
Increasing every day But few years syo II WAS his
priv ege 10 have i msde pr; OF delivery and ss,sr.
vafds extepdei The act to the paymsn. Of duties N St.
Louif Three hucdr-d thousand dollars were paid In
1852 rsxt year fonr hundred thousand dollars II bs
paid, ana tDe n.ent Ia instantly increasing TIE
bull vas dot for cuson house alone but for oout
looms, cot saic', surveyor generals office in all not
lfss thsr oozen oiAersat purposes Excessive rents
haze no~ 10 b. paid for accommodations else shers
Mr. Houston, toen Of Ala, rsferrsd 10 preyIous
lg slaion 20 show that AIR Benton VAS httls Ia oor
Ias amendment VA ,grsed TO, b, 50 against SO.
Br Ripix, (d-m Of Del, offered IN atnsnt m snt
hpp'o2tsnnE Twelve thousa I'd nrpdrd do lars for
cUston house ir Wilmington, Delaware. he said his
anlsIe nont 20 ihs sms edro offered yesterday, vas
Aks himtelf-tandipe alone Wit colleagues to back
IT aec hoped the commi tee woalt favor prop ,stion
fbt snsndn eIt wss agreed ~. py 81 agsint3s
her amendments bstsd In ays minute aso heg
In concluaiop the Commits rase
STATISTICS
The slTAEHR lad bsfors the House . communication
tro The President enclosug report OF Digector OF
ihe Mt OF PhAde pha for 1858 whisn Laid on the
te6e ans o-cefe 70 b. printed and that the Printing
mmttes bs siice1 to inquire mt tas sxsedenoy ~
printing twenty thoussnd extra copies
Tne fol owing tsblse exhibit ths Of coinage
depofits At the United States Mint Phiade phs and
Branches, for the year 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

OHAkIkION, FOO, i, Ibbf
John Harrisons Edmunst,n the Hutohison stakes
beating Mr. sir sletons Hero (hy) and Csmpbelis Atorf
lcolD
Time-342H and d5i5.
Nina vakea for the four nle purse, Eighar lcr
having been sold, IL Is reported, ior $1,000 70 1gdgs
Hunter, Of Alabama.
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The New Jersey Legislature, SO.

4
rhs Isgi'l,ture NJ the invitation OF Eston Phila
dslphis merchants, will make excursion sg.Iaorros
over the Balvidere Delaware Railroad {, ESston The
Iosd has just been opened great line is expected
The Air Line blu will be pnt upon It's secoad rssiiag
1uescayItXt
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II may be OF interest TO that one million Of dollars
weight In gold three thousand sx hundred and eighty
five and seven eighths pounds avsrdupo and in silver
nifty four thousand eight hundred and pounds
two thousand pounds be proper the ton 1t will be
feen that the large operations during the last year
about ore hundred and two tons OF gold and two
dred and forty nine tons OF silver Tee OF gold
o. domestic production, deposited at the mint and
branches curing the last year, fifty Ave milf and
twenty two thousand and hfty one, OF which atty
millions. ote hundred and thirteen Thousand hun
dfed and eighty seven tollArs was from California and
the balance from the Atlantic Slater, exospt e
posites from Oregon Of the vaue o. thirteen thousand
i've hundred and seventy Ave dollars These we're
the ost depots from that Trrtory and char Acter
lied BY having appreciates per Of platinum
sard. This silver pared rom the gold from California
amounted TO four hu dred and thousand
cred and Thirty three dollars; In addition wh,ch there
was received other silver OF comssis produce the
value OF ten tnoussoc hundred and forty A. the
proeipal mint several deposits Of Australia gold have
oten made curing tie prrssnt year. amounting to
hunored and ninety five thousand dollars. Tbs entire
cfrase 1T the various inta, from the Tins they
mencsd IL as follovs:--
Pbilscsphia Mint, estahlishsd 1928 .$322 22S SeS
NV 1i5@ns brsnc1......... ou.4sI o6o
.nsrioue btancn n........................ 3,190 0S
pAh'ono5s orsncu. u.......... ................ 52S0,1I
Total st all the min.s. 1881 7eI 29q
SECURITY TO IMMIGRANT PAssxS0KRs
Ar DsAE, (csm ofN Y, presented resolutions from
the Lsg esture OF New York relative to the sccur.y Of
Immigrant passengers, which referred tc the Com.
Bittee on Commerce.
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Marine DIsaAtsr.

LHARL'sroS, Fab z 1904
Toe schooner Lucy Ana, i,m Boston for Cbart stun,
with ics vent ashoIe the beach In Long Bay thirty
ml.s east of Georgetown Saturday last Toe vsssf
ard csrso proved : totsl loss.
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The pIaIne Ler,sl.ture.

AuGssrA, feb 2. 1854
In the stnte to-day Mesrs. DArsey, 0ava and Grover
were qualified ard tovk their seats joint select
mittse appointed TO count the for Governor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03
FIeshet in the Tennessee River.

NHIffASUUHi y ", J90. 5I, 1904
The Tennessee river, after having fallen some nrtssu
fsst has again ren and Ia now within eight inches OF
the former height, and Ia sun risns. the country Ia
BIZ the rivers end the State road
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The Expected steamer from Europe, Sc.

ihe Expected Steamer from Europe, Sc.
HALUAx, Feb 2-l2P.I
ihs Arabia nov IA ne thirteenth day. has not yet ms6s
her appearance.
inc Nhssra arrived h'rs IL Bostcn about IL o'clock
aud win Depart again ior Liverpool .ost imsdiat.tv
Ia rumor was current last evening that tbs A.bls hsA
arrived OF essx Il sross doustss from the fs,t os
ths Newfoundland boat bavng been snausd on tho nora
between 4 and o'clock in ths af .ernocul
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z, 1904
Tho Ice moved here about hundred yards last night
snd sunk the ssea ners Asia ard 81 Auae, and ssrousy
damaged the steamer Garden CITY
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Interesting from Washington Relative
to the Nebraska QUESTION.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
PROGRESS OF THE HOUSE ON THE DEFICIENCY BILL
Interesting Mint Statistics.
AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
Detailed Debates on the Temperance Law.


BUsIsEss IN OTHER STATE LEGIAarUgEs,
&o., &c, &c.
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burning or = Steamer our Lives Eosf.
CHARiRsroN Fab I yakA

The steamer Eagle, bound fr,n c,1merg . Ap,aohi.
eoii was otaliy destroyed BY nre hon4ay, together
WIN iSOo bales cotton Four negroes also psrishsd ID
the flames
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-07

tempting stew should bc no mcancr than ii,
choicest lizards. We shoGiII Ike TO show tn
McnCo Sicl: and tell how he was cured md
@i'e them the wholesome shock Of = .-ra,,I,; !;
ca'!v described massacre at ni-iv. when Dc.
hudcd amazon: p',ai'cI rum. powder ana
blood mingled, wrcnccd of the li,,s from
4"''c'ing bones o!ihc cap'ivcS and rluckc,!
OUT eyes for the savage frat.-w!lcn E,ipo
chefs are ilnpa!cd. an! the air. 500, .cic,
fcck"'l with the oaor Of burning human nc>I,.
l"s>il'i.v. readers will thank our r,,,u,nrJ cir
crm>tanccs that iori:,! Us roo,,. Cor s,rL Lo,.
rid details.
captain Canot at last Of his own free will
gave up the slavc-traIing business, and at
tempted to start a factory for lcri,imatc trade
fut the natives threw cyc,v o,>.aDl,.
IN his way. The British from pa.ro,,izinr
him. soon came TO watch him with iealou>v.
and at last broke up his establishment in \
"iahncr not more TO their credit than have
been some larger and more talked Of cx-
ploi,>
IL Is not necessary &c sav A word Of IKE fI.x-
ii'lc glowing stvlc OF the Editor. nor Of the
mechanical execution orthc book I, ! o.
nc"ch on this point for The n,o~: sensitive thu.
The Ai'i''c'on> are the ;ul.iSi,cr>.-N,~ Yo..t
ILu,s
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\ SiI,E CHAEp-In one of l:s letters
from the cast Ea,a:d Ta,lor gives an ac-
count OF 4 visit ,oa nutmeg orcl.ari On lii,
island Of Penang:
'Gn cur return 20 Tie ship. we visited a
nu.!cr plantation. The trees. Which are
from twenty to ii.i:t, fee, in height are plan
ted in rows a: intervals o. aloUt - feet
The Leaf is dark Green and c'o>>v. resembling
th;,t o! the Laurel. and the fruit. at a little
distance. might !.r taken for a small russct-
colored apple. Wien ripe. the thu K hu>k,
SPLIT in the center, >l!owin" scarlet nctwor.,
OF mace. cnscici'ing an inner rut, bia k As
ebony, the kernel Of Which. is the nuin.c- OF
commerce. The Glove tree. not now in is
hearing season. ha> >,Lic resemblance TO Il c
nu:nIrn. hut the leaf i smaller. and the tpi-
aye more loose and Spreading. As We drove
through the or, hard. the warm air Of noon
was Ecavy with %l,icc. The rich c,!or, cNhal-
cd from the trees, penetrated The frame with
sensation of lancui and voiu!tuous rcro>c.
Perfume became an appetite, and the senses
were drucccd witt, an ovcrpowcrinc feeling
Of luxury. Had conii:ucd to indulge in it
should ere lone have realized the Svbari;e's
complaint OF his crumplcd ro>c-lcaf"