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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25
WATER VHEELS.

WE are now prepared 70 ill orders for Parker,
w Hotchkiss & Johnston Water Wheels, with all the
appurtclnces belonging thereto These Wheels being
Submerged will perform without disadvantage under
high or back water provided the head is preserved.
We competing full set of Parker Wheels,
cmbodying all the latest improvements. under the per-
.onal supervision of Mr. JAMES SLOAN, celebrated as
the builder of the best Water Mills in Ohio and Ken
tinc America as -. s., OF KY" We have model Of
the Sluice on correct scale
which Mlrighs will Rm 10 their advantage 70 cailand
examine.
The Committee OF the Franklin Institute OF the State
Of their Report Of June 18th, 1896 rank
ference over ali other Wheels for its adaptation
to high or heads, and with reference TO the action
IL Of back ice, aud the ith which
acccs. may be had to il for inspection repair.
mbis : : aI-T- T+ q. ID. EGliI.ESTON & co.
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HUNTSVILLE AND CINCINNATI

bOt'lO 1hLL hSD O4A'O4A'A' "A Il
= : - ~ { 4 =. = : ~ : - : =
y IOO pieces Gr,s de Rhine black silks. &c. &C. 90, -
100 pieces Lustrine do; sues
JOG do Golore Gros de Naples
10 do Black Hodet ~ ll r.
50 do Bshon Black silks; together with q large
variety OF Dress Silk, Flounces Marcelinss &c, for
ap4 AZ Main street, Louisville, Ky.
lCURTA AIN DAMAsK.-a cases Curtain Damask,
~ direct Importation for sale by . . p gs1u1SI !
ap4 JAS. Low & CO., al Main st., LOU, Ky.
EMBR,D SWISS MULLs-we have, direct from
T. the manufacturers In switzerland, ea.ss Embroi.
dered Swiss Muslin, very handsome patterns for sale
ap4 h"HtR All Main street, Louisville, XIV.
EMBROHDERY.-w have this day reed per
II Express large a:sor.men, Of French Embroider-
ni43Y Jas. Low & Co, ALI Main st LOU, Ky.
LNsENCH PRINTED -JACONETs.-a cases Doll.
fuchs, Mugs Co.'s Prnted JacOnets. reed this day
per Express and for sile by JAS. LOW CO.,
ap4 Az Main street, Louisville, Ky.
b reed This day per Express and iar sale bs =
ap4 JAS. Low CO., Al. Main St, LOU, Ky.
DIBBONS.--we have on hand a very large a..ort-
N ment Of Bonnet Ribbons Of the newest styles.
ap4 JAS. Low & Co., lI7 Main ST., LOU, Ky.
IACONET AND SWISS EDGINGs, INSERTIONS
from the lowest grades to the best direct importation
aud for sale by JAS. LOW & CO.,
Bbl4 .la Az Main Streets Louisville, Ky.
|CROS DENAPLEs SILKS.--i rasc assorted
VI colors and qualities, reed this day and for sale by
mhla JAS. LOW & co. al Main ST.. LOU, Ky.
COCHECO PRsNTS.-2 ca,es small checks,
mhl4 JAS. Low & CO.. 4li Main st., Lou. Ky.
PROwN DRILLS.-2s bales on hand and for
mhI4 JAs. LOW & CO., AZ Main st., " :, Ky.
DROOMS, WOODEN WARE, &C... ll-
I'D 1000 dozen Shaker medium and common Brooms,
3oo do extra and common whisp and Hearth
Brooms; q .s.r- q lt a.f.f trr srsr
3oo nests blue. oak aud red Tubs
Duo dozen common ShoOp and fancy Buekstsj
300 nests covered Buckctsj
100 do Pine Tubs;
100 do Cedar do; ff- - 90
IS dozen bail and nest Boxesj r-- F
100 do Wire Sieve.;
100 do Maniu Bedcords; 3D.. .en.-'s
2O0 do Zinc Washboards;
30 do Barrel and half-barrel Covers: -e 4
50 do Alicant, Juie, Cor and Rope Mats;
900 nests Market Baskets; +
50 do Clothes Baskets and Hampers; faier
100 boxes Clothes Pins
900 nests Bowls; .H .aattr- t-r-
200 gross woodbox Matches;
25 dozen Trays; llf ga .Es-'uf-r
lO0 do Cocoa Dppers; .4rt /
100 do Cedar Buckets and Piegins, brass and iron
50 do Painted Kee,er,. ssl379f las
SO d" Horse and Well Buckets; $685..
20 do Half Bsshels;
200 sets Measures, i've In; ''lf D 1Al 0l
With every article in the Wooden and Willow Ware
line, which win sell at low prices TO the country trade
SHREVE e. STEWART,
febI4smd i7 y - Louisville, Ky.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.
RS. r. N. RICH. No. 2O4 Fifth street, Cincinnati
lt1 would respectfully call public attention 10 her
arge and F. shionabe Stock Of Millinery and Fancy |
l..n.ls apsfs NJ lvefn nd Rap.I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

AM now Offering for sale fifteen lots on Main street.
being part Of the old Public Square, and some Of
building lots in Evansville for business houses
ng midway between the Railroad Depot, the Canal and
he River They will BE- sold REASONABLE terms. For
particulars apply 10 JAS. ROQUET,
feblsu At the new Court House..
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n EM OWED.
NEW ROOKS 3.
t.f COLBURN & HERSHBERGER, :
Il Fosters Block, First street below Main.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

HOSIEWY AND GLOVES.
NHE K are now opening good Spring stock of Wo-
w mems and Misses white, brown, mixed, IA ode
colored aud biack Cotton Hose; Mems white. brown,
and mixed Cotton Half hose; Women's white. black
and cold Cotton Gloves. and Men do together with
handsome assortment OF Ladies' Kid, Silk Lisle thread
and embroidered Gloves. We invite The especial at
ention OF the trade to examination OF these goods,
ha ng purchased them favorable terms any OF
the Eastern Jobbers, will sell them ow adding trans
portation. (mh2D MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

SIS CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK,
ara Door beior the Post Ofee)
Offer their large and we'll selected stock OF
SILK d FANCY DRY GOO e"
Which is complete in every departmen: at per cent
above invoice cost, FOR CASH.
Their stock of goods will be largely increased and
many style. will be OF their importation and thosc
who favor them with call will be readily convinced
that there Is great saving TO buyers from this system.
Merchants from all parts of the country invited tn
call and compare prices OF any other house
in the market. lfrbl6-u
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RAGS WANTED,

RAGS WANTED.
VTTE paying the highest market price TN cash for
wv good Rags Paper ShaviDgs, Cotton and Hemp
Waste, Rope and Bagging NIXON a. CO., -.
Manu- facturers and Paper Dealers,
mhs 81 and 20 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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f GUNNY BAGS.
kND NbsI SOHH s. MITCHELL d bON.
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nANKINt. AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

IA MIXING AND ENCA, I,,.1,,,,,s s,'ua.,a
citizens of Evansville and its vinty, that he has
opened an once First street near Main, in the
sarmerIv occured rs Post Office where all TRANSACT
tons rtsnng the business Of Banking and of TX
change will be carried with promptness, fidelity and
dispatch. n ~ II
Messrs ATWOOD, DUNLEt EY dS CO., New York.
-r ADAMS q GRAHAM, New Orleans.
ELLIS IL STURGES. Cincinnati. o.
o: BOWEN, Esq Prest. Central Bank. Indi-
dianspolis la. jlan4n
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f-rtf G.. NJ. GRIFFITH.
wHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

sIAS fnst received fat aud comrlcte stock OF 70
i reign aud domestic HARDWARE Mechanics tools an
Building Materials Merchants, Mechanics, aud other
are invtsd 10 examine his stock at -
apaead &v lHE SIGN OF TIE MILL SAW.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

WYE have Just received choice selection Of White
wv Cambrics. plain and plaid Jaconet Muslins. Vic
toria Lawns, Null plain and dotted Swiss Muslins, d
from the Importers. which we will sell as low n
any Jobber East West. Persons wishing 10 purchase
mh3I MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25
TRANSPORTATION.

TRANSPORTATION. frrs e,
WESTERN STATES LINE.
d. Railroads. aud Canals running i'm connection wit
I'D Steamers aud Propellcrs the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY,
PRoPRIEToRs:
A. X. Cobb & Co., Foot of Indiana St. Bufalos
A. w. Palmer e. Co., 12l, Broad st. New York,
E.w. Sloan. 1eI Broad st. New York.
Scott & Co., Toledo. "a
j. y. Chenoweth a. Co., Cincinnati,
This is one of the Oldest best and most re
liable lines in the country and as sole
Agents for this section, We are authorised 10 give
thron0h receinis for freignts to and the East
very low rates guaranteeing against any ever charges
on the route. -1
aug9 - LEWIS OK UNA 'hgenIs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25
EVANSVILLE. La, TUESDAY APRIL 25, 1854
BUSINESS CARDS.

X BATrNAS 1854. X.
BATEMAS, fALLIS 81 CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL poRwARpERs,
By CANAL, RIVER AND RAILROAD,
No. % Canal, between Main and Sycamore sts South
- side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
hessrs. MINER, ASpREws & wmrE,l c,ncinri.
J. C. BUrLER 81 Co., Si"Si" "'
ALLrs & HOwEs, Evansville.
UPParucular atteation given 10 Shipments nv Canal
TO WABASH VALLEY AND TOLEDO. lfeh23 6m.
IH j. CUPPLES, Hl-N
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER AND STOVE STORE,
Corner First aud Sycamcre sts.
CUPPLES has opened his store at the abovs To-
81 cation, opposite Bement IL Vioc's, where he Is
prepared To do all kinds Of n Sheet Iron and Copper
work. Roofing Guttering &c. &C., in the best manner
and The lowest prices. He also keeps hand
rety of III ..
COOKING STOVES,
and othsr kinds OF Stoves for sale low similar
can be purchased in the city. The public respect
uly invited To call. [feb1j-u
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lust received ..f st 30
d 10 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda;
10 bbls Spa.sh Nh ting;
bbls Operas: for sale by
mhsl KELLER, FARNSLEY Il CO., Druygists.
MALL PAPER.--aoo bundles Wall Paper jus
Wv reed from New York and Boston, OF the latss
styles aud all prices 10y (mh3) J. &. DEVEREUX.
WHITE LIME.-k0 bbls prime White Roach
w Lime in good orisr, just reed this day Tor
saic by (nhss} FOSTER & BROWN.
REMOVED.
WTE have now eniirrl. removed our Toba. CO and
Wv Cigar EstahlshnrEt. from the old stands
Water and Main streets. b. tween Ist and o to MAIN
sTHErr. pETwEEx FIHsr AND WATre in Mrs. Lewis
'uiiditg. where -hali be happy sell old and
new customers cheap bargnii.s.
mh3Iu >CHAErF FER & SCHROEDER.
NEW ROOKSs
IIOMES Of the New worII. by Miss Brcmer
Grinnei ExfciIionin In search Of Sir John Frank lin;
Pictorial History of the Wars OF the United States;
Alcohol ami the Constitution Of Man,
Bible Defence Of slavery, &C., just reed and for
sale BY tmh3D THoS. CONJUNCTION.
II TIOSBERY.-Ladcs' white and black Silk; black.
white, slate aud mixed Cotton Hose; Misses do
tents extra super brown Cotton Half HOSE; Youths,
do, for sale low by -
t COLRURN g. HERSHBERGER,
n'h3l Fosters block, First street below Aain
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Law PARTNER

TAS G. JONES and JAS. f.. BLYTHE, Attornies at
% Law Evansville, Indiana. associated themselves
partners in the pEIctiee of the law and will continue
10 practice in this adjoining cousties and in the
Supreme aad District Court They design turning THEN
attention particularly land law La short time they
will oe prepared to give minutes, abstract
title almost any lot in Evansville or s enlarge
.ments or Lanaseo togethe with their prcfessiosa
mi an att tta tile ifiasIred [jye5-dawtfi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25
GLASS STAINING

In the modern styles for Churches. P"o.'e 0""@'
80 inss. P1raie D.reAiags, &c 1rIc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

FROM wheeling TO Baltimore. and connecting with tho
washington Branch X. X. at the junction., Qately
called the Relay House. nine miles from Bal
umer6 and with the Philadelphia, Will
.'er miDgton and Baltimore X X to q q
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ToHN C.. DEvEREUX, ia, Wholesale and Retail
~ dealer In Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window Blinds
ezsters. Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps, Phosgene
Was ETC., &C., Main street, between First and Second
stre.ts 80 lauglo ly
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-26

Schamyl Bey, the famous Circassian chief has
been appointed by the Sultan to the supreme com
mand' OF all the Turkish and Circassian forces in
Asia cooperating against Russia He is thus pro
NOTED to the highest rank recognized in the Turk
ish military establishment. Originally, this warlike
chieftain was but the head of the Kabanda Circas-
sans small tribe on the northern banks of the Te-
rex, but his military skill and achievements have
gradually procured for him the support of all the
Cireassan tribes as well portion of these in the
neighboring province of Daghestan. He is describ-
ed as being of lofty stature dark complexion, and
with very bright eyes. His physical frame is dis
tingushed for extraordinary strength His military
career began in his youth, and he is now between
forty and ortyfye years of age. His air possesses
stern melancholy, though his manners are engage
ing de speaks very little, but is the master of all
the dialects spoken in his territory
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-26

Two years ago, when the gallant Col. Magruder,
Ga Baltimorean by the way,) of convivial memory,
commanded the United States forces at the Mission
of San Diego, it entered into that officers head to
execute a serenade for the behoof of certain young
ladies then honoring New Town with their presence.
Accordingly, all the officers of the who could
sing play or beat time pressed into the service
and night about II O'clock jolly crowd left the
Mission for New Town, in large wagon plentifully
furnished with guitars, flutes and other arrange
ments of musical nature. Among the rest jovi-
al young surgeon, attached to the command, had in
stalled himself on the back seat with his instrument
which happened on this occasion to be bottle of
whiskey, and on which he played during the ride
with such effect to have raised his spirits the
arrival at New Town considerably above the fifth
line You may remember a Bowery song rather
popular in those days, the chorus of which ran: X
ooh my is Jake Keyser born in Spring Garden
D., To make me a preacher my father did try;
And I'm bound to be a butcher, by Heaven, die"
This unfortunate song had some how or other ac-
Cured to the Doctor he couldn't get rid of it, he
couldn't help singing it; and accordingly when the
whole party were arranged beneath the window and
with flutes and voices appraised were bleating forth
soft in the Silly night. Z"
the entertainments were disagreeably varied; for
far louder than the {" Silly night p" rang the wild
medical chant, only varied by an occasional hc,"
ooh, my name is Jake Keyser" &c. =
This was not to be borne; so turning fercely on
the delinquent Esculapius, Col. Magruder comman-
ded him to desist from the Interruption and to
thenceforth hold his peace.
With admirable strategy the Doctor backed up
against an adjacent fence, where he could deliver
himself safely, and to advantage and with most in
tense dignity replied: "Col. Magruder Pm roffcer
of the AIRY, when Pm ath Nilsson, Pm under your
orrers-consder self soZand-obey i'm 6ut, when
here, Sir! serrerading-Oh, I'm bound to be a butch
er, by heavens OF die whoop!' And after per
forming an extempore dance of frantic description
during which he fell to the earth the Doctor was
borne by main force to the wagon, where he slept,
at intervals during the remainder of the serenade,
occasionally waking at flourish of extra shrill
ness or power occurred to mutter ncoherenty, that
his name was Jake Keyser. -.f..,-3 = :.
-sss .s. California Monthly. Nag.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-26

RlNGoLD AND Braces BATTERY. This battery,
known as company &C." of the Third Regiment of
Q. S. Artillery, has recently taken post at Fort
Washta in the Choctaw Nation. 1t is under COM
mand of Col. Bragg of little more grape memory.
The Fort Washa Intelgencer contains some nteres-
ting "reminiscences of this veteran company 1t
appears that in 1921 act was passed by Congress
for the equipment of light companies. 1t was not,
however, until 1888, seventeen years after the pas
sage of the act that brevet Major Ringgold, who
had just returned from long sojourn in Europe,
pursuing his studies by personal observation of its
various armies, and their respective arms, received
an order to equip this company. Under his command
it was stationed at Fort McHenry, Baltimore,
until the year 1916, when it ordered to join the
" army of occupation" under Gen. Taylor, at Cor
pus Christi Its effectiveness at the battles of Resaca
de la Palma, Palo Alto, Monterey and Buena Vista
is known to the whole country. The death gifts
accomplished commander, on the memorable Sth of
May devoved the command on Lieutenant (after-
wards brevet Captain) Randolph Ridgely and on
the 9th at Palo Alto it gained fresh laurels in its
attack the enemy and the aid it gave the Dragons,
under Captain (now brevet 1t. COLI May, in the
capture of Gen. LIE Vega and his guns. The death
of the gallant Lieut.. Rdgely, by accident, at
Monterey, again left the Company without com
mander, until Capt. Bragg was transferred to the
command, from another company. The heroism
and unequalled daring it displayed at Buena Vista,
under Captain B., are inseparably connected with
the glory of that ever memorable battle The SUBJ
sequent movements of the gallant corps thus given
by the paper referred to.
At the close of the Mexican war this company was
ordered to this section the country until the spring of
1850 From theucein the fall of 1858 ordered to
Fort Gibson Cherokee Nation and has recently taken
post at this place The pieces used by it in the late
were left in New Mexico. The subatern officers
now connected with it have joined since the war,
and its only present members, then connected with
it. besides Col Bragg, its orderly sergeant, the
veteran Philip Swartwout, and the bugler, Ernest
R, who now enjoys the daily pleasure of mount
ing the horse Buena Vista" which bore the gallant
commander att that memorable Roth these
veterans were with the company at Baltimore, and
have since continued with it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-26

It having been proposed to erect a bronze statue
OF Governor Corwin, of Ohio, the Marshall Texasl
Republican says: 80 F.s-7sEEg ~ sgs1sg.. 90
. Is this Tom Corwin? If so, we have an inscrip-
ton, which we should like to have placed on this
6ronzed statue It is as follows: Ladies and gen
temen, behold before you Tom Corsin. DUNG the
Mexican war, was for Mexico and against the
United States I'm the man that hoped my coun-
trymen might meet bloody hands and hospitable
graves was, also, slightly interested in the Gar
diner business, out Of which 1 made a pile. This
statute was erected to commemorate my talents and
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-26

The numerous admirers of Mr.. N. p WilIiss writ
ings will regret to learn. that that gentleman des-
pairs of recovery from the consumption with which
he has long been afflicted and that his Idlewild pa.
pers in the Home Journal have been brought to a
close Mr.. Willis says that he has thoroughly tried
the alkaline treatment" recommended by Boston
physician and that it has done him more harm than
good. He is inclined to prefer homeopathy,
though he thinks there is grain of truth in every
theory of cure" ' Commercial Adcertiser
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-26

A SELF-MADE MAN Charles L. Lewis the demo-
cratic candidate who has just been elected to Con-
gress from the Kanawha district of Virginia, is the
Of tailor and it is said worked at the trade in
his fathers shop until he eighteen years of age
when he left home, and by dnt of hard toll succeed
ed in procuring college education and studying
law. When admitted to practice he returned to his
native village where he has been elected to the Vir
ginia legislature and served term quite credita-
BLY, 'r.".t
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/ GoLDsBoRoUGH, N. q o.,
places IN the whole line of SontHotne most tb,.
borough, N. @. When we fret e i travel is Cos
little settlement in the woods with anew it W s
o.el :" make IL cognizable as railroe Store and
post ONCE locality Since the stOa Station A.,
gown wealthy, and the hostess of the Keeper h.
horo,ni has has MADE fortune and retired ed note
eligible towns in the State An tI; active, strGn
about twelve years. '"is IN the sn.oa
Among the buildings the imnov;,,
by Mrs. Griswold and Mr.. Greeorys note, ovps,
mands the attention of the passer y !, always con
who stop find the interior arronco,n through. Hop.
the hotel unsurpassed. The present S and fare :;
Mr. u; q. Lougee, is a popular msnoa perntendN t
upon the patrons by his activity and pS and wn'
~ = p.e-ee. f0resnOuth (FaJ GT5tt d.
An ARKANSAS PoEr. An (" Original
of the Fayetteville (Ark) IndenenJ.c cCnrbutO,s
for its columns the following tgem NJ iurnisb,
Warm Weather and WdTTuso Tono PoetryH:
from the Jermon expressly fur graybam,s translated
by Reuben n""i macy SS
'he we'neT groZe quite warrum And the Sue.
roles ncklen from my head and neck and J"et
and boldly clean down to my feet and We. arruHs
- Is every stitch OF close, which spiles nv che
SEE to jane, jane the wethers mighty hot
and she SEE Reuben that's sartn fact
and jane side like bilen coughy not
and her soul scanned in hard pain ract,
sezl jane sPose mad K broot beast
shood run at you, and ope his mouth and nrt
his pizen teeth upon you savedgey, at LEAST put
g inches jest above your little foot
jane sez you wood beat him Reuben that i no
SEE III wood whip him if had to folIer W.
him clean to the rio grand in mexico
ide beat him with a club and make him hOla,
jane lookt at me SO swete, looked at lane
and we both felt considerably nonpiussed
we was both happy 'nough to 90 insane
and we sat there and for a short time h,,,
INGRAT1TUDE is objectionable, and dr;o. -
fountains of all goodness. Up the
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-26

County FAIR The County of Duplin will hold
its annual Fair at Kenansville on Tuesday before
pectable list ofpremiums is published, to be award
ed on that occasion.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-26

Chapel on false pretence taken into custody
He Gord PalmeFston) consulted the law officers OF
the Crown as totfe proper course to be taken, and
by their advice he had ordered proceedings under an
act of last session. 1T very difficult he observed,
to knew how to deal with such case, or to say
what might happen when person laboring under
monomana endeavered to force himself into the pre-
sence of the Sovereign He should be glad, he said
to liberate Dr. Peithman if any arrangement could be
made to prevent the re-occurrence of such an Incl
dent; but he bound to perform his duty to the
best of his power. Lunatic asylums were under the
supervision of commissioners and magistrates, and
persons could not be confined there onged than was
necessary. ssss .s..sr Z -,-.,.s .z.,.e.
After some remarks by Mr.. Henley and Sir. J.
Shelley, the subject was dropped.
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Steam Machinery for United States S'S"''
ErigafeS. Ia ,osL

.=zs E,se-t navy DEPARTMENT, July IL, iG Sds.
I'm CONSEQUENCE of various applications ir Of
lent parts of the United States, desiring an plans
and to be submitted in accordance with the The
of the advertisement of this department OF July
time specified in that advertisement FOR Ine .ber De
proposals, &C., isextended until the LIST q DOBB
In. 90 ,o., ,,yt, -.5 7a-S v; Si list Sept