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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

RECIPROCITY TREATY IN NEwFoUNDLAsD. The Montreal
Herald states that Newfoundland will not under the
general clauses Of the Reciprocity Treaty obtain the
benefit Of its provisions This, however, does pre-
vent its going into full operation, far the other
British North American colonies concerned special
provision having been made for Newfoundland. Nova
Scotia announced few days ago, has just accepted
the terms Of the treaty Canada, New Brunswick and
Prince Edwards Island had done SO previously. It
would appear therefore, that nothing remains to
give it full effect but the Proclamation Of the President
he shall receive official information Of its
ceptance by these several Provinces Free trade will
then be substantially established between British America
and the United States the mutual benefit well
satisfied, Of all parties.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

FIRE AT BosToN.-0n Friday night the largo Eick
building School street. called the +" Newspaper X
change" and owned by Chester Harding, Esq, va %.
stroycd by fire. The building occupied in efst
drewss provision store in the second story by the t
ing Of the Christian Register and other oficFsn
the third story by the Offices Of the True Flag and
Companion; the fourth story occupied by the p-
ing Office Of Mr. Geo. F. Bemis who prints the Chrsh
Register, New England Farmer, and Massnchtds
Poughman The back part of the building in the fph
story was occupied by John Wilson s. Son, prnterst
is probable that all the occupants were insured.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

The Hon DAVID L. YULEE has been elected, by
the Legislature of Florida, Senator of the United
States for the term Of six years from the 4th Of
March next, when the term of the Hon. JACKSON
MORTON will expire
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

DEATH FROM HYpRoPnoBrA. lad named Warren
Moore, aged 16 years. died in Orange county, IN. W
the 18th instant Of hydrophoba. He was bitten by
dog in Atho about six weeks previous to bis DEATH but
felt immediate bad effects from the bite On the Sa-
urday previous to his DEATH however he taken with
the distressing symptoms Of the disease and after suf
ferng from them in all Of their horrors until the follow
ing Tuesday, the 18th, he died.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

The RUSSIAN LoAN.-It is reported that the Russian
loan has been taken at St Petersbugh by the house Of
SrIEGL1Erz Of the most eminent banking establish
ments on the continent. Mr. Stegietz took the whole
amount Of fifty millions Of silver roubles about thirty
FIVE million dollars in Al per cent stock on his own risk,
at the rate Of o. The loan already sells actively OF 81
ct st. Petersburgh. The New York Tribune says:
"Foregn capitalists, such the Hopes, in Amster-
dam, the Rothschids in Frankfort with whom Mr.. Bel
mont is connected, and others have bought large
amount and if we are well informed, house in Wa31
street is in possession Of the official imperial papers
nected with this operation"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

mngton, IN G. Friday night last the train the
Raleigh Railroad approached the depot the brakes refused
to operate and the locomotive and tender pitched
broke, the whole train filled with passengers would
have shared similar fate. One man went with
the locomotive, but saved. Mr.. Quares, the mail
agent, sprang from the car and broke his
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

ANOTHER RoAD.--The st. Louis Intelligencer of last
week stated that Christmas day the we're to have
been through the Illinois Central Railroad from
Chicago Cairo, and the Monday following New Years
day. the road will be opened for regular travel This is
important st. Louis, It win open new railroad
route from that city to Chicago and the East.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

LAMENTABLE AooIDENT.--Three men in the emplojf
Mr. FillioD, stone-cutter, were precpitated last V
from the roof Of Eve story building in course Of 81
ton at Louisville. One of them, named George Scht
CERT, was instantly killed, and the other two named
seph Schall and VIM. Absalom, were SO seriously It
that they cannot survive the injuries.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

FREE suFPRAoE.--A bill has passed the Senate Of
North Carolina to authorize persons who vote for
bers Of the House Of Commons also vote for Senator's
without the property qualification. According to this
provision any person who has been aresden Of the State
and paid taxes whether naturalzed not would be al
lowed To vote.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

man named. PATnIoK SMITH, (says the Cincinnati
Columbian Of the 22d instantly who has been employed
as Waterman at Paxon Coats Burning Fluid Factory,
upon the White Water Canal Basin, into the build
ing last evening and closed the doors while he sat down
with his dog to watch kiln in which the charcoal
being calcined About nine o'clock another Of the work
men went into the building and found Mr. Smith and his
dog dead They had both been suocated by the fumes
of the charcoal
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

FRATRIoIDE--we learn by the Charlotte IN C.) Wing
that on the night Of the 18th instant ARRAY took place
at the house Of John Sharpe, in Providence settlement
between himself and two Of his brothers. in which he
was mortally stabbed He lived but few hours after
the occurrence. The two brothers Immediately made
their escape and up to hesst advces had been taken
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

The Echo Unvers of the Hague, last month announced
that Mr. BELMONT Resident Minister of the United States
the Court Of the Netherlands had left the Hague
Frankfort on the Maine
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

MrssoURr-The Legislature Of this State was to have
commenced its biennial session Monday last, at JEFF
erson city Its FIRST business after organization win be
the election Of United States Senator
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

New Orleans continues unhealthy The deaths for the
week ending the 10th numbered 249. The cholera
disease resembling it, prevails to considerable extent
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

KASsAs.-The Baltimore Sun publishes letter from
Baltimore emgran in Kansas who reiterates ut length
and undenable facts all that has been said by the
New England emigants relative the large fraudulent
cast by bona de residents Of Missouri the
election in the Territory.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

Judges ToDD, HANCOCK, and Nouns, of Texas, have
declared that the liquor law Of that State is constitutions
al but the time place very peculiar construc-
ion upon it. They declare that the penalty for the sio
aon Of the provisions Of the license attaches to him who
grants it and not to him who sells the liquor
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

The following is the course through which candidate
for preferment has to Cinquevr examines him in pre-
sence of his FIVE Enturon has him up before his
hundred Tribune puts candidate through his facngs
before his FIVE hundred men Project catechises the
prant before his charge Of two thousand five hundred
and Dux turns out the wholly army Of 13 156 men
for the great CO." After this the of the accom-
plished husbandman is sent up flight Of steps consisting
of the Inspector Regulator, General Prefer, Director
Arranger, Minister OF State, Gcnerassimo, and 1t
reaches the Celestial King who having cleared his under
standing and refreshed himself kicking two Of his
ladies in waiting in his stocking soes, seeing that he is
forbidden to do it with his boots by the Eastern King
writes the document true bin for self igno-
ramus The recommendation goes down the same stair
by which up, and having arrived at the can
blacksmith potter mason carpenter, the case may
be. The people ordered to march to church under
their Cnquevir and there is due arrangement for Sc
ries Of visitation sermons by the Projects.
There is also provision for standing army Each IA
ily Of from to ten members is to furnish one man
that say there 600 men capable Of bear
ing in China, take out of every ten we have
army Of TO- 100000; take the total population at
100000 000 and that in every ten is soldier, we
have army Of 40 100000. Either number will pass
as an army to make the Emperor Of Russia hide
his diminished head and shake in his jack-boots
In this admirable scheme see no arrangements made
for the inhabitants Of towns and have no mention
made Of Sailors merchants shopkeepers printers edi
tors, talors shoemakers even Of pork butcher or
poultry and egg merchant dispose Of the only two ed
BILE animals mentioned in this luminous system OF Chinese
Political Economy or "Wealth Of Nations" Perhaps
second volume may be in of preparation in which
we shall have full instructions on the at present much
neglected classes making up town life and in which we
shall be duly instructed as how many taels cates
Of sugar family Of Eve persons shall lay in weekly, and
whether or not they to mix their common Bohea or
drink il " neat"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-28
Taking Things Easy.

AS an exhibition of the right kind OF peo-
pie for this world, we give place TO the fol-
lowing letter from a woman to her husband
in California. IL is bad enough for a women
to be left "to, her own resources" without
being visited with her own misfortunes in
addition She appears to take things easy
AS she should:
"MY DEAR HUsBAYD:-As ii is some time
since you left US for California, suppose yot.
" ould be glad TO here how we are getting
alongin your absence. am happy 10 say
we are enjoying very good health, oh the
whole. Just at present two of the boys have
got the small pox. Amanda Jane has got the
typhus fever, Betsy is down sick with the
measels. Samuel got hooked by the COW the
other day, and lit Peter has just chopped
off seven of his tigers with the Ratchet. It's
a mercy that he didn't chop them all off.
With these trifling exceptions we are all well
and getting along nicely. You needn't be
at all anxious about us.
g! almost forgot to say that Sarah Matilda
eloped last week with a tin pedlar. Poor
girl! she's been waiting for the last ten years
for chance, and I'm glad she's married at
last. She needn't have taken the trouoie to
elope, though, Tor I'm sure was glad enough
TO have her go. She was great eater, and
find the pork and beans don't 60 off near
SO fast as they did. The way that girl would
dig into pork and beans was a caution to the
rest OF the family. s,4....
"The COW took it into her head Yesterday
to run away, which was fortunate. fm sure,
for the barn caught fire last night and was
CONSUMED. was in hopes that the houses
wouId 90 too, for its very inconvenient, but
the wind was the wrong way, and it didn't
receive much injury.
"Sothe boys went into the orchard the 9TH
err night, and stripping all the fruit trees. !
am very glad of it, for if they hadn't, Pre-
sumo the children would have made them
selves sick by eating too much fruit.
"Hoping that YOU enjoy yourself in Cali
fornia as well as we do at home, | remain
your affectionate wife.H - -"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-28
DAILY JOURNA AL.
Local and River Brevities.

a fiat boat load of Rolling stock fol-
the N. o.. Jackson and Mississippi road, pas.
sed this city Saturday. We understand tina,
this road is progressing with a good degree
of energy-althOugh the hot summer has de.
layed it to some extent.
- The river at the latter end Of the
week just passed. rose ten inches here, bui
is again subsiding.
+" The Umpire No. 3 arrived here Sat
urday morning, from Cincinnati and Louis
vile. We thank her officers for favor'.
We have no steamboat or river or
local items of interest. This column will
look rather consumptive until the river rises
and business revives.
slight sprinkle Of rain last Friday
night Not worth mentioning under ordlna-
~ circumstances.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-28

READER TAKE WARNING The Columbus
journal speaking Of the death of MACRAcoS
of Dayton, says:
A few years since, we had some business
with this unfortunate NAH, and had occasion
TO know the terrible struggle in which he was
engaged For months, he would be entirely
regular, aid free from the use Of liquor
But, at some unguarded moment, .lie would
yield 10 the tempter, and when one glass had
pks Sc His lips, he was gone, beyond control.
We have heard him lament his weakness,
and cry oeer it like child. In the most
solemn marter he would promise nefer to
return TO his CUP He knew his Danger
lie would frequently say il the enemy of his
life could be kept away from him. and out of
tis sight, he cocld continue sober, and a man.
With fine business capacities, and good
personal appearance aud address, he was cal
culated to succeed. But the cursed habit oil
tampering With stsong drink was thought.
iessly formed in His youth, and It grew upon
Tim ill, III spite of III his resolutions, it be-
came his master. For years he struggled
His friei,ds hoped on, ard, tine and again
gave him business, trusting that he would
permanently reform. All in vain, He los
the confidence OF the community; and wha
was still more fatal to him; he lost the con
fidence of himself. He sank lower aud low
.er in the scale, downward, aud still down.
ward. he trod his weary, wfetcaed way; and
at last, after years of misery and suffering
compared to which the sharpest bodily pang.
are transports, the once gay and gifted Ma
'cracon found himself the inmate of kospi
tal-sabs;sting npon public chartyl AnC
there he dieJ. What an end for one so ca
pelble of better, nobler things!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-28

.GrThe widow of printer in Germany.
many years ago, while new edition of the
bible was printing at her house. one night
took an opportunity Of going into the office
10 alter that sentence Of subsection TO her
husband, pronounced upon Eve in Genesis,
chap. 3.v. Is. She took out the two first
letters iron a German word and snbs'itut
others ia their place, altering the sentence
from "and he shall be thy Lord" to "and he
shall be thy fool" 1t is said that her LIE
paid for this intentional erraium, and that
some secreted copies of this edition have been
bought up at high price.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-28

THe LAST T,rEFr.-The most impudert
aud expert ACHE, cement in the art OF thieving
that we have latel heard of, was related to
ns a few days since as follows:
at a Iaborer's boar. ling house. where it is
customary, in warm We a'ner, TOT 'ne men 10
leave their ceatsin the en- ry wnli ,e =. meals,
thief took it into his ihead "~. III h, "' :.
sion one day while all hama. 49, oS' ~ -
dinner. Accordingly he rec "n ~ 49,. .S
passage way, saw good variety g.. al -
Jackets. some new, half some WOOL ~ 49,
wtiIch.he gathe-ed-into his arms, :.
iessSy commenced making his exit. Oh,
he was about TO cross the .threshhelN
man OF the house who was sste to Gli
arrived at the door.
'What are you doing with these, coasts
cried the landlord.
'l'm taking them TO my shop, sir.
and what for!'
4 The gentlemen want TO get 'em secured
SIR replied the thief.
%, then il that's ALL said the landlord, 81
believe my coat wants securing. and you NAV
take it along too
& So saving, he DOTTED his garment, handed
it over to the thief, and proceeded to his din
ner.
The surprise of the boarders, when they
went to don their habiliments, and the con-
fusion of the landlord in giving his statement
may ell be imagined.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-28

We notice that appointments have been
made for these gentlemen TO speak IN sever
al counties, previous to the October election.
AS we desire the people to know the consis-
tency Of these aspirants to the Sen atorship,
we give the following statement of facts,
In lS49 Joseph +. Mcdonald was nominal
ed for Congress by n Democratic Convention,
of which Col. May was a member. The
following resolution was adopted:
Resdtrf, That while Congress has no au-
thority Is interfere with the domestic policy
of the several States, it has undoubted power
10 legislate fer all our territories, whether
newly acquired or not, upon the question of
tSlavery;-to permit or prohibit its existence
therein-and that it is It's imperative duty to
pass such laws as effectually prevent the in
PRODUCTION of "the peculiar Instruction" into
any territory now free.
viii these gentlemen please inform those
they undertake TO enlighten, why il Congress
in 1919, possessed "the power TO legislate for
all ouS territories. u does not now possess
the power. Will they tell the people why
il was the Imperative dutyh Of Congress TO
pass laws to effectually prevent the introduce
ton OF Slavery into the territories IN ls49
1t is not its duty 10 1854, to do sol
Now, gentlemen, put on bold font and
swallow all you ever said In favor of e4clud-
ing Slavery from cur territories: with as good
grace as possible. 1t is hutniiating
poiion-but don't blush. IL it should stick
in your throats Just use potion of the other
plank Of your PRINCIPLES to wash it down.
P.S. Should you not have bottle conve-
nient in which to carry it, no doubt his
lChestnut-raisirg ExceIlency will lend you
the one carried by him in his last CANVAS.
Slut Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-28
DIR. GEoHBaANA
EXTRACT OF HYDROPfRElBs

- ~ y q
FOR byspErsI,, scRoruLA, ASD All IptsrfIfs b. mi
Pyspdted By one Of the Faeaits.
THIS vegetable remedy which is how spreS6ik 70 sif
parts country. prepared by sgraduate OF
fthe first Medical schools in the West physician Of
high stafding in his profession and much oPpOsed 70
empiriesn OF quaSkefy any one GAN Be, ss shown
by the fact that re'pe pubshed and accompanies
each bottle of the medicine thus e2onerstins il from
'"' '"'' III Is Is P P By PHYSICIANS,
as will be by references to the Circular and BY The
Unlike sarsspariIIa, the HytorJpef 4, quick 81 its
tio the FIRST bottle often producing yondsIai results
as ii the case q the negro girl Of Mrs. S'mm0ns' OF
RiINDNESS IN ONE wEEkN ..
In short wherever known stands at the head Of All
remedies for the foIlo*iTs diseasssi vss,o
ton, Chronic rheumatism, Govt Neuralgia Ulcers and
all Skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney Anectaons all
seeopdaiS syphilis General Debility sna si1 dis
orders arising from impure blood and bad Habit OF
system FOR FEMALE CDNfPGAINTS
chi, remedy ssauds unrivaed. 1t is slight samdiah
and powerful tonic and Alternative. 4,
ples and bIothe producing clear and beautiful skinj
II il much more safe and remedy than ell the cos
.S Do M y
al first to increase the dissasetbe genefp effect of
medicine being drive siupuritissto he surface. and
by that means out of the system.
HiRDrxsBuks. III, oe!E, ISL.
DR.. A. E. Geohegan-Dear Sir; have exar1hed sous
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract OF Hydroppef, for
the OF scroula in al its forms, and ofhef tors
affections, viz. REeumstsfn, Female Weak mess. &C.,
Having Prescribed, and atchea ifs effects " many eases
.usl most cheehnlly recommend TO The afflicted -
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-slto
gether superior TO Sarsapsrilia and any Of it,
pounds. N.T.WARFlELD, n. d.
OwESsBoRo' Ky, March S, I6Sa.
Dear Dotor-1 received yours Of the 92d inst AID ae
cordng your request acknowledge the receipt Of H
dropiper. i
Ia several cases in this community Il has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short, consider il valuable prepart
ton. have been using myself and think 1t beneAu
my general health. Respectfully, your friend . .
JAMES COWAH, N. ID.
PcE 81 per bottle or bottles for S5 when taken q
one time. kAYMOND& PAyIEns
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisviuef ~
To whom all orders shopld % S SpH.pH
Agents in Evansville, HALLocK 4 HA9SSiDcI
-" Princeton, D.
| whoe-d&w6rb-fy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-28
STATE OF INDIANA.
..l &c.,

andsrburgh Court. October A. D.. 1854
i,'% i s.: against Action to F'r's'o'' Mortgage
andavit having heen fled with the Plaintiffs ecm-
N plant the Clerk Of the Vasderburgh Cir
forth that the plaintiffs 10 this have
lust and valid claim against the defendant forth In the
and that the defendant aant believes IL
Indiana The said defendant there
hereby notified Of the pendency OF the above entitled
ton said Court aud that the a stand for trial
said Court begun and held the Court
Hofss in the City Evansville On the 81 Monday October
1854. JACOB LUNkENHElMER Cl'k Y. @. q.
WHEELER ROBINSON Pills. ey29-4v