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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

Owe me an oye a swimming eye.
To meet NV arden. flanacs--
a sunny eye 10 gaze upon
When pleasure II it dances
Give TIC an eye to miugle beams
When mlrth and JOY have bound ne,
Give me an eve to miugle tears
When sorrows llouas are roand nc,
Give me check, = soft, soft check,
Warm roses bushes hlushing Q q. z,
So bright. 80 pure, SO aneel-lko,
'Twere sinless to adlfsit.
Give re q cheek 10 prsss to mite
Nllh tina, calm, holy feeling,
That TAILS the soul as music doeg,
Nscn Ger tie senses stealing.
Give ne lip, bslmy lip,
Sweeismiles around Il wrea.linr--
A dew lip, earualion Ike,
OF love and fondnoss breathing.
Give nc lip TO kiss when oil,
Or few, or none eaTess tae---
4 foil red lip TO dream upon,
a seraph lip to bless me.
G.yo me > land, a snow white had,
To tremhle when press it,
4 fairy hand to hold in nine.
A lille hand to bless It.
Give me hand 10 kiss and breathe
Ger j, my souls de.o,ion--
a hand to hold and press mine too,
VITA deep untegned emotion.
Give ire heart, a gentle heart,
With warm affect ons beating
a heart to Outer with delight,
When lip with lip Ia meeting.
Give me heart to call my own,
To cheer my pathway dreary--
a pure guilcloss and constant heart,
To lean upon when weary.
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4 G. ~ As SIN.

ell sh"hger' you ar ehawed up
feuy n"hs'd'taoi} pad ana mat Tact
bar or catainount
ne scene was ihe country s'ofe al 'he
cross feaos' IN the town oil II -, winch
III WHO ha2e hunted or Travelled mach 10
10 N'Hirr county VIII reootitct, and the
Noll" interrogation was ie'te' unsh}
NH'"Iet'o o. ""'uslacej man, I'D " ito utnnet
.Nh' WHO'S appearance no lesa uhn ulA
!fe', p'7, iHm'a MN 30 be nom the ar
west. " "'' ef'anf, ana group of
HHatt @lr rnsei"E an4 chewing bt
ne 'fe DE-. "a"F ".fuii- AnHsb it *Fs
ni'' srnlt'r ta4.e "ae - NOM nntla1s
he prlsau 10 w.mm No" question was
addressed. pHtI' u'"'t ois head towards
W A'r hul tid roof Immediately fvrlV;
AUD i"'F Woe rpa''uu'' of rAawn"g
hi" if nan hai dome p'"" hie
"''r %" Na.' "tH"N' Nrp''''. 'Nr
'.lr...r..' r'atb. s." e"r o. tu"nnt,
q "' ''rt '''e "i b'~ i'H h.H
aaeu a"Ioitl.t e.ose iu' Aasei bis rIs'i
kv ,frN sili,'' IA ~. ~ q
,i.9. hmm. .ra f.e -asi4 20 Biz neck
,,..s IS. drawn aud Ae,unet Tint the
,beel, .,e,n,d go ,a., lres 30. ns ou. fil~
l.v lNs eyela.h,. W.te nome. and bis
llnel.h.t eve. were continually moving
on.a.,l, Within the;l ray and inNaned lids.
E.5 ,.arc painful TO ,he heholAet than al
this. Na- a strange. underlined expression OF
,4., ar hofor which was never absent
,rou iae face. ano which told Wore stti-
l,rrl, hmm b.- wounds. tlie star. ol Some
awini t4ial lo whirh hc bad been subjected
VIDA an lhis. however. there was soue>
dime SO ni.d apd ecntlsmauly in biz man
ner thai he secuted at once 90 challenge
and Obtain ;he pity and sympathy Of every
orc His entrance into the store, sppa.
renily a total stranger. bad checked the
lively aow Of the ordinary bar roam con-
vprsauon, but more than one chair by the
fire was offered him, and many q glance OF
comm.sseraton exchanged between the
rough laboters
Bar or ce'amouut ' repeated 'h'
roosiec
II thought" said The stranger, IN The
hollow voice o! q cousrmptiye, 9" that |
should Gud some one n here to night who
would reeolleoi me. recognize mauy Of
your faces. Aud VET he addod, sadly,
tiny own mother did not know me-
There was quick movement in the
group about him at these words, and eyery
eye was beat once more upon hlm. Bat
no cue spoke.
Deacon Pelton.' resumed ihe ugly
man. .evonr son bl and used 60 go to
school together down 40 the crech,'
lord help rs. SAID The good old dea.
con, Ito think Of the changes Well
be- added, fesiguedlP, MS VIZ" we n'u''
al! come 10. It Was plain that the elder
wa. hirly puzzled.
g. never though, MI laielY,' pnrsnei
the cripple, " that should be obliged to
toll nv name 10 my old companions and
friends Look at me again
"No. no." ma,tcred the man 10 ihe rcd
shit nudibly cone look DAY a that lel'
low Is a. much va can comfortably stag
cer under"
pu, lie siore,koeper, taking step ~
two forward eag,d into the ugly man :
face lor a moment a.tL an eager air, aud
said. -,
Neishhors. It 3 Ben Larkins -,
"Ben l.atkins'' said the deacon ""hy'
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

Cnnnlsu SsNcERlrY.-- \ ltdy who was
in the habit Of dropping in a, her neish'
bor's about meal times IN the hope Of re
colyiug an Invitation 10 paglsks with the
family, was recently nouplossed by the
unhes,ating fSanAae.s OF child.
Knowing ihai a neigAbof's SUPPER hour
was Eve. sEe called "a abou. foar, and seat
ed herself down f3rs lone call.
II takes twc 70 mSke = Bargain and
the lAdy hcnefsd Sab eall hal no iies
OF eivag sn Invitation. Il It was in her
power 80 escape Il.
Accordingly the hour Of Ave hrousa, 30
indications OF supper. Time wore On, tho
sun WAS near ia setting, and still the same.
4 litlle GA, The ueighhof's daughter,
began TO grow quite uneasy. a. length,
hef mother having gone out Tor rnsmcal,
ihs visitor said
Yoa must eo.ae over aud see inc, Wary
same ,aae
Ne. won't .ai tho eaia
Why MOI
Booanse don't ike YOU.
llat way dont you ike mc
Because &n hauary ard vsn' some
~spYs.
Lag aaii tho visitsr amazed, don'l
pseseai yos having your sapper. do "
Yes yoa de-. said l..'le Mary Mctaei
said She shouldn't have supper TIL You
wore gone. It YOU stayed IA Midnight.
g. lsss than rye inmates the victor wa.
marching ca, Of the door with sery red
face. she hasn't called to see Mary
no3lar 44a6e.
1 li.t.o Marx 10 hsr childish franhness, has
saol ,gi learned the i,npot,an, lesson which
alter ,esrs viii net fall to teach her. via
that Il. .fa.h. hsi,av.. ..Si!sn, OF dos,
rse.s ia itself, Is no, TO DC .,aAen a. al
tin16s
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THE IpHeAepMgSr or NRhYr0ws.
We aud the following particulars Of ,hls
affair 10 the New York papers
lh- [ 5 ship ofwar Gyaue, command.
cd ly Capt ilolins, arrived p. Sac Iuap
del Nofts on the | lth ut. IN q days from
Nav York. commissioned 10 settle csrA.a
difficulties between the AmeFican citizens
and the local agihorl,le-; also TO demand
lal. ami satisfactory apology Tor N lnsnlt
given shor, time since 70 the Hon. Scion
Rorlgnd. our Niniater 10 Cs~,ral America
The authorities aud Inhabitants 81 the town
refused 70 make tie sllshies. apology. AZ,
tor giving ample time, and no apology
having hocg received, Captain liolins. on
tae l-,h issued a pfoelams, ton 10 tho ~
thor.,ies and residents, that. unless an spol.
ogy was made by Q A. ~, o. the 18Th, he
should proceed to lombard The town. No
apology came. lie, IL ire nisaa time.
took posse ssion Of the Trans, Conpany's
steamers. aud sen, them to the town. offer
ing protection 10 gll persons who chose 10
accept and within one minute OF the time
designated by Capt. H., tho caunoaadng
commenced. and continued with brief iu~
fefNaiS WI d !. "a blftiS t.ir hs0ifri no
deposition vas manifested on the part u
tho .nha hsian.s 70 come 20 terms for til.
saving OF the property. A. 4, T. H..
party landed, commanded by Lieutenant,
and burnt the town. Oas or two email
buildings in tho subcfhs ren.aia to mark
the spot No lives were lost Mr.. Scott.
sgsa. OF the Accessory Trans, COMPANY,
rendered = free passage ny tho etamc,heus
70 al wa, wished 10 lsass. 4 few xe.
cep,sd the otftf
Greyiowu consisted OF ahoat eighty
houses, nearly all OF ,heln bgs,i OF wood.
sud by lar the greater portion q them con.
sirnc.ed in the United Sta,c,, and ,aaen
there on shipboard. Ons OF them Lyons
ho,el-co., $4,000 No. more than one.
fourth OF the house. i~,he new rsr, OF Tho
town. which has been built sincs 1850.
were occupied. They have heretofore
been ocenp,sd. bat we're deserted fror,
business considerations some ;lno rrosicus
10 tho aHsr. Tho population Of Grey
own consisted of Ahou: 500 persons A.
together, oil which ter or twelve ware
from the United Sts,es. a5oa, twenty. Eve
were Lngl,shnisp. aad twelve Frsnchnsn
and Gotnans lhs remainder Of the pop
ulA,on were lamaicS negroes And natives.
The Americans. English. French. and
Daieh were eng sycd "a housekeeping and
trade.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

Dvrlfso. --Teeg's Dictionary Of 1hros
nology receutls Published, contains. under
the aeAG Of f" Dueiing.' llst Of re NOS
celebrated dasls foaghsin Ell parts Of tie
void dusias the lsss haaArsd and afy
yeara, with .ae rsraafs thti 10 one hendisa
and sasenfyt'e e2e's ..sfT.tiG'' q ne
aomta4as wrss h5,ed and nlaety.slx
wounded W eight, both contestant e y
aed IN ei.h,sea the Survivors ware hanged
These sssissies viii snabs gentlemen oon
ha,'ysly neAasa 20 calealsts ihsu chancss.
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nirrEasNr hINns or Nomrv. iac
obstinate woman gets to sea ia a bandbox.
The patient woman Eoasts an OK with u
burning glass.
The cafiaus woman would HE 70 turn
ihe rainbow osor, 70 see VIVA. ihets WAS on
the other side.
Tho ealsaF woman IS a spider attempting
20 spin silk
Tho cautious woman weiiea her pfoni4s
on a slate
The cngiaas woman kls herself 10 en-.
3savofnr to lace e. hter than her Sc hnsfa
Tbs sxuesassut woman burns wax
candle N laoh.eg fnr ~ f., nsiE1h
.be happy WOMAN died 70 bi.a4 aad
deaf asylum years 40
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oniy TIVE Dollars and ualf Year!
EDITOR ASP PROPRIETOR.

~.rTrxts krFur l4cAS b. tseued weekly at TWO
enffARS AND 4 HALF pat Annum ii paid 30
si,aaes i lal within - tneiths, infee Dollars
,.l. be- Pour Dollars. sgng'e copies. One hi'ns.
ysr,.ssaafntsa persauRre. Of ten lines or loss
GEM. per square iofefery sabsegeni Insertion.
@ a.eaaa. @aae ist ysf T.n a5yf,, ,
.I,ssite per cent vli be- charged on advertisements
BE-. r,.I 20 advance.
Al ,htuafy uolc,s over aue sqaasr, vii Re charged
- 49,. q. ..,,.sl 81 isis Office mrsi BE- PC.
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upon their guard, prevented any destruction
Of lite on my arrival.
II can never bring mYss'f TO believe uai
90 short a time Lad elapsed, as ! kaSw
rnasl have passed, before this wild awful
vision ceased 1t seems to mo now. and
alwaya when recall that dreadful night,
~ though ! must have spen. hours brscsd
back oganst the tender, no, daring to take
my eyes f.em the spectral face. paralyzed
and crnry with fqt'. nv hair Ike reads.
and the cell sweat bursting from every
pore. During 81 ihis time, | know sha, !
never regarded tie lreideu, rs aav othef
than supernatural II il hs3 occurred to
ere 'ha e Was na'ling but what Il soansd.
dead bend. perhafs. ro-<Hlv. n5ioh,
lsva rallied. In, there uss something 80
ha'lish in that eare. aloaa visib'. ,hf3syb
lie muri.r uigtt. de easA and eattlly IN,
cidenia we're alike forgotten bg me. lIeey.
ems .hpuaht |. ia this 10 las, for everf Am
dead. nnd are these the tormenis Of the
damned VIII this torture never have IN
ondl
Tho end was evan then z, larf 7
yho. prs, brilliantly lighted strsefs. whose
brightness made the ccrpse Glare SIN more
hideausiy upon nae. | hea,a shon,s of fear
aud wa, aine. hn. thew could not distract nv
attention. canrit elimnsos At the station
Of the reoups Of ag7nised aud horror.striel
en- faces. what were they TO the distorted
features Of the head before ma Z A crash
a feeling Of death.lko siFtneas. aud when
awoke, Inv midnight rid. had been the
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hA'e '''''Se" ~ s','eo an ses
'ueA"b 'pFI0p,.a''S'' 'o' ,'' ''raF P,.s'
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w''k' hsFsIo's COMM s''een s1d'F au'sor'
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.e"ssn ~ 49, "','sn i0'Ns' Wy 20 gro
my ''s"alu'e - oe'''s' - may e.sss
% measures ~A'sh h'o ce"'hIn'y known
~ y, ,nV,nsi 'hF'"' ,n'th', " 'hs osue'ai
"o'','nieu' sHa .n'ah' 'e'i ,ss ssf1s
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s"'u''e"sn'' '"a ssP.'"'''s. ana nave
'"os i"'e' 70 ee's'' We 'pp'posnon OF
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~ Suen :" e'a'1'nA'''" % ", u'' a.
" n@A zee" ~ n'y 1--we 20 n'a's' ! 'esof'
n'1s " u CERTAIN fos'.'9ha' national 10
u,e'' 'n"''e'',, a'' "''len' y ''"' "ooi
"'o'''' " "ou.u ~ 'o,'' i''3"'r N'h my
uouN'.",' u PuD"o WY 20 assent a.
pu', ~ me saine ''he u eH'.'h'"f o'hefS
wv" A.s nv! ,",A'' N'N not ~ ny
lnug"eu'' "a,'s'''' oE any sA'o or Hus
ooh''"''on o. ~, eons'''u'on' make
Wop'f ~" sou"" INSTRUMENTATION De'Ween
u'sse ",'i''."' p'o''s''es F"u''' 'sa"fe
ue''oe,"'e u''cuss'on o' e" Hs' p'ihsip.es
- y, "e'' a' 'a'''s' se'n'n'Y ., oe'an' ior
lhe purpose o. ''s"'un! implying uosa
i''".'P''' W '"e" s'!'"'a'e 'e'h o. h!tto>
P'n'ion'
Iuuue opinion WI rpen'n 70 NE value
anu H"F''"he' " 'us'I.h IMPROVEMENTS
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Mr. 4 HERRING respectfully invites me
WI attention Of 'he community To nls Zee
uro Gallery.
Rooms up stairs Ia ihe tgd'nf tlfueny
.aown i Sanders a,d AicDana.4' ilfar sion
Rooms open IRON '0l y 'H tl
ip hall, .rh o. -
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\ T-RTnr or GkssRous FLELINGs e.
: 'ts.'i---Iha heading o. lA,s pafsgraph


\ T-gTlr or 0hstRors FLELfNgs &C.
3 -issi~--Iha heading o. gnss parseraph
wiil be whose ro1e os.ty We ch-oficit
Nohody vlli deny ihat tu.ile has feels
.9gs. A1d the ind ydusl OF vbieh SO write
would convince tho scepiioal that h,s sps>
cias have generosity also. Yesterday %
largo number of persons were Interested ior
% few moments AZ Brueu's doug store,
corner ~ State n8j Nasllu.toa STREETS. la
uouaHg the mofsusnu Of e ama.. ilule.
of scarcely thiee iH4.l.s long, and q nlm-
ber OF goIi fishes ,hatspoa 10 a receptacle
near ibe ffoat window. \ flHele illais @
nron tie sufisce placed there tor the et-
presisocumnodat,u 81 Bis Jayen,,e ,au.e.
lp. Whenever be dssFes 10 bssk ia the
sun AID watch tao movements oi h,s n1ta
a't,edag companiags. 4 number Of corn
mon house llIss were canEhi by ias ''s.an.
dera aui thrown upoI toe il1atlas shuR'-
iarls ,eh, woa.l proceed iorlhr.,h Co CD,
g '1a auj cop hs h.ad iu.a tIa water, vh %
l,e as being attracted 90 tie spot By h's
moremeat De- would give up the litiio hall
dead insect with lhe MOSS cemmegdaL.s
generosity, notwithstanding ira AWKWARD
uess o., tlo larger and .-maaneily fishes
who. falling 10 get tho ily. semed very
much Inclined 90 take lae bead q ,heir ben
eActor The ret was repeated more than
d15,n tines in presence Of barge uum.
ber Of spsc'a. Bort throa, yaiy go.
somebod, ia london has perpslrsied 'he
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01
The Candidates.

We presume our list of candidates is about
complete to-day-at ali events the last lag
gers will be in Mondays paper. The people
have then the names before them. The list
is long, yet in the whole number we doubt
whether there are half dozen not very well
qualified to fill the Offices for which they as.
pire. Some have consented to become can.
didates against their own wishes, and We fear
two or three have consented to do the same
against the wishes of everybody else but
themselves. However, the field is open, and
the people will decide. We have an abun-
dance of tickets on hand, comprising every
mans name published. and probably some
which have not been announced through the
press. We respectfully invite candidates
who have not supplied themselves with tick
cts to call around. III D..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01

HEAVY SwIsDLING OPERATIoK.-One Of
the most expert cases Of swindiing ever COM
ing to our knowledge occurred in the Cry Of
Albany on Saturday evening. The crcum-
stances are as follows: Two genteel-lo look
ing men went into the jewelry store of
Messsrs. Williams g. Co., on State ST., and
after looking at some valuable watches, dia-
mond rings, bracelets, &C., told one Of the
Proprietors that they purpose making pres
ent of two of the watches and diamond ring
to some ladies visiting at overnor Seymour's
aud asking him if he would not send some
one with them up there, and take the watch
es and ring along. This was readily assent
ed to, and the son Of one of the propretors
was called. They all got in carriage in
which the man came, and which was stand.
ing at the door, and drove ND to J. V. l..
Pruyn's residence instead Of Gov. Symour's.
The two men got out, 'ung the bell, and on
the door doing opened, walked in, hung their
hats on the rack, and walked into room.
They soon after cailedln the young man and
told him they had concluded to take the dia-
mond bracelet they were looking at, and re-
quested him to go for /, leaving the watches.
This he did, and on nturning the man had
left. None knew then at Mr.. Pruyn's, and
the waiter says they left note for Mr.. p. as
soon as they found ne was not at home.
et...r W. Y. Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01

SCHOOL Books AND THE STATE Board
The school law Of Indiana creates State
Board of Education, and by section seventy
seven Of the law this Board is required to
recommend list Of primary School Books,
for adoption in the common schools of the
entire State, thus securing uniformity, and
freedom from the constant and expensive
changes brought about by travelling agents,
who consult their publishers interests rather
than the educational interests of Indiana.
The action Of the Board has been looked
for with some anxiety. They have at last
published their decision, and have recon-
mended a strong list of books, well worthy OF
permanent adoption. They are sold at low
prices, and it is to be hoped that the school
officers in each township throughout the
State, will see that they are Immediately
Professor Larabee has, in this matter, ex-
ercised sound judgment, and evinced an
earnest desire to advance the educational in
terests of the rhole State, without favor or
neglect to any particular section. Let, then,
the educational influence of the whole State
sustain this excellent and economical list of
books, and having introduced them, retain
them permanently.-[ Richmond Palladium.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01

We have no doubt vast many of the
readers of the Journal have found out be-
fore they read this, that to-day is the LIST of
April! All. you poor "April FOOLS" didn't
the discovery when breaking in upon your
mental visions make you feel like fools in
deed! Last first of April big nosed young
fellow connected with the wharf boat inter-
ests Of Evansville, made US tramp the whole
round of wharf boats, after boy had looked
in vain before US, to find an express package
Of considerable value. If that young man
amt made an "April fool" this morning be-
fore he reads the Journal, we will agree to
present him with string of fish to supply
the place of those which he lately sent to-
,oard his house, but which unfortunately new
err arrived all the way by half square!-
They were good fish, however, and we ad-
mire the purchasers taste. But watch the
boys, this morning, for they are bound to have
their fun.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01
A wELLapPHOvED MEDICnDE.
Il OWEN 3O. OOO RorrLEs SOLID PER MoNTn.

OVER 10000 BOTTLES SOLD PER MONTH.
IT is habit To call attention TO all the Medicines
ofthe day. Emprecism has pone vast harm TO the hu-
man family, and would shrink from taking the re.
sponsibty OF euosizing any medi. inc which Is not
valuable; but in recommending DR.. BaUCE's INDIAN
VEGETABLE PASAcEA but doing what has already
been dol by distinguished medical ,cergymen and
many others of moral worth. whose certificates
may be found at this Office in DIR. kruce's Family Jour
nal and Almanac; also at all the principal Drug Soresin
the city. We read daily of large shipments OF the PAN
to Missouri Ohio, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Iowa.
Arkansas, and various other States. We notice Of
shipment TO A. q. Bragg Co., St. Louis, No., Of
$50 dozen; to Connell johnson, Madison, Ind
5000 bottles and while other parts
being supplied glad TO learn that the
Company have made large shipments to fast grow
ing city. a ..
The Companyare putting up 1000 bottles per day. and
the increasing demand is great that large capitalists
have engaged in this enterprise Although DR. BRucE's
PASAcEA has only been before the public twelve mont
yet il has gained higher aud deserved repuia
than any Medical CompOundever offered the afflicted.
For particulars call the Druggists and procure a
Journal and Almanac for Also vertisementin
another column. Ns O..f- mh2l-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01
CONGRESSIONAL.
Thlr,y.Thirdcongrc. session.
WASHINGTON, March 80.


~ WASHINGTON, March %.
SENATE.-The chair laid before The Sem
ate the report the war department, relative
to the expenditures under the last III yer and
Harbcr bill act for the improvement tot west
ern rivers and harbors. After other business,
the Senate took up the Deficiency BlH.-
Numerous amendments were maze, but
without voting on the bill, the Senate ad.
journed. FFfgff Rflf
HoUsE.-The House went into committee,
and continued to debate the bill for the con-
struction of six war steamers up to the hour
Of adjournment yesterday, without coming to
Wednesdays proceedings.
Mr.. Disney, from the committee on public
lands, made a report against the bill granting
land to several States for the support of the
INDECENT insane. The objection to it was on
constitutional grounds. Mr.. Bennett made q
minority report.
The House went into committee on the
six steamer bill. There was a short debate
and then an adjournment. The debate on
this bill is to close tomorrow at 2 O'Clock.
New ORLEANS, March %.
The Independent Reformers elected ma
jority of four to the City Council.
There was grand procession this evening
in honor of Mr.. Fillmore. The streets are
thronged, and there is much cordiality.
T-H New YORK, March 20.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived to-day
from Havana.
? She brings no news of Importance.
.,r New ORLEANS, March 81.
There was much excitement at the cleo
ton to-day; three men were killed ct the
polls. The result, as yet, is uncertain; but
1t is thought the Democrats will elect May
or.
Private letters from Texas say that Fort
Belknap was surrounded by 400 Indians, and
the garrison reduced to l6, the remainder
having gone in pursuit of the murderers of
the late Indian agent, and it was feared the
men in the garrison would be massacred be-
fore re-inforcements would arrive.
NEw YORK, March %, p. NJ.
Cotton-Sales of 1900 bales; the market
is dull. ...
Flour-Sales of 5000 bbIs at z 37aSS.-
100 bbls Southern at 6SaSS, market dull.
The announcement of the steamer checked
Grain-The wheat market is firm; south
ern white 10. Sales of 40 900 bus. corn at
S0a84, market unsettled.
Oil-Sales of $4,000 gal. linseed oil at 80
a S5c; 5000 bbls lard oil at SoaS5c, depress-
ed.
Groceries-Sales of 200 hhds N. o. sugar
at 4sc.
Provisions-Sales of $50 bbls pork, mar
ket unchanged; there is a moderate demand
at previous rates. 1850 bbls cut meats at 6
aSc, active.
Lard-Sales of 400 bbls at 81 for Dbl AID
l0l for keg, market firm.
Menetary-Money is active, stocks un.
changed. s-r