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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14
CO.PARTNEIeSHIP.

TINHE undersgn have this day formed Co-partner
J. ship under the st, and firm Of GEo. Fo TEA & Co.
for the transaction Of general Eerrarding and Com
mis- Bustness aud have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire proof Warehouse the
abash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust and Dun
ham Streets the Depot Of the Evansville and
CT wfordsville Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consgnments either by
River, Railroad Canal or Wagons and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase
sale OF Produce Groceries in this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses the
Coast of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter.
They hope by unremited attention to merit and share
the public patronage. NJ W. tOSIEk.
GEO. FOSTER,
decl4 w. M, AIKMAN.
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DR.. GEOHEG ANS
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,

DR.. GEOHEG ans
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER.
DYSPEPSIA, scRoFULA, IMPURITIES TINE
BLOOD.
Prepared by one of the FdrHitg.
YINHIS vegetable remedy which now spreading to all
i ccuntry. is prepared by graduate OF
ofthe FIRST Medical Schools in the West, physician Of
empiricsm or quackery as any one can be- as Is shown
by the fact that the ipe published and accompanies
each bottle Of the medic.ne. thus generating IL from
''' ' IF Is IS PREsc RIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
as will be seen by reference 10 the Circular and by inc
Unlike Sar-apara, Hyropiper is quick in ifs ac-
tion the rst bottle often producing wondefui results
in the of the negro girl OF Mrs Summon ., oi
Louisville, who was relieved OF
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEkH
In short, wherever known IL stands al the neaa Oh all
remedies fortbe following diseases: -, -
Dyspepsia. scrofua. " bite swelling Negro Consump.
tion Chronic Rh"umatisp, Govt Nearaiga Ulcers ana
OH Stin D;se.ses all Renal or Kidney Affections. all
Emi ,ryuarities and Distractions, hercurial Dis
eases Secondary Syphilis General Deoii'ty ana all dis
orders arising from impure 'i"'u anu 'A' hao'' Oh
system FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
,b;. remedy sta unrivaled IL is slight stimulant
md = now erfuI toLic and Alternative.
heautider OF the complexion, In the cure Of Iim-
plies and biothes, pronaeg clear ana skin,
metics and lotions in existence Try IT, and you will
at first increase the dseasethe general effect of the
medicine being drive all mpuritiesto the surface and
BY that means out Of the system.
HARprxsBrRo KY., Oct. 6. 1851.
DR.. A. e. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have examined our
the OF Scrofula in all its forms and Other chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female weakness g.
Of the sb"ys diseases and having Away. found i eSec-
tual most cheefuy recommend II to the afflicted as
pounds. N Il. WAKEFIELD, 81. ID.
owESsBoRo', KY, March Is 1852
Dear po..or-I receiv yours of the gid inst
cordne your request acknowledge the receipt Of Hy
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STRAW BERRIES.

TIME ercoe &c sskss this inform
- Ious visitors OF the pSsea SPRING that he has lev
which he will all those
fond Of delicious fryis. HIS Rssberris will
rps aud viii ssrvsd visitors He has rsfttsd
his Bathing ready accommodate al
ssh paraks Of the sas baths The Mineral and
Salt Wssr the that found lie pre-
Boxrds-s tbs week durins the
The nudinEs large and well
venruated He alec pledges
hussf that lie does old and Chrone diseases
kheumats Scrohuls Dropsy and thaSs that partially
lost the their Of the Head
he viii not shsrss hem anything The proprietor OF the
s I'D loo.ng .ad ssndn during time about sI thou
sand dollars purpose relief until hs
bsesns proprietor Of the Springs The the
syss and ada 70 hs ps:sns life and vsor
3rSJ-f w BATES. Prorristo.-
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EVANSVILLE AND LOUIsvILLE
EDWARD HUSTACE,

FIRST ST.. NEAR MAIN.
II a L ~ avs on HAND,
80 WATCHES Of the finest quality, warranted Il
E7M perform well AM give to the bu, perfect sat
IL i-factop. Hustace devotes his attention 10 the
0Ak9 selection Of superior Jewelry. He now Offer
an assortment of the richest patterns.
invites the attention Of the Ladies his stock
OF Breast Pins, elegant and pleasing
hustace has Ear Drops, decidedly beautiful, a new
received They will suit the taste of the mos,
refined
Hustaces assortment of Mourning and Daguerreotype
Pins the finest in town.
Hustacs's Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains are lust
what they should be- variety of patterns some of The
most elaborate workmanship
Husace has Gold Locksts, single and double pretty
and good-no mistat e.
Hustace's Gold Pan ls-they need recommends
tion In fact all of his goods have acquired reputa.
ton sufficient in this con- munity.
Hustace has just received fine lot Of Silver spoons
They are ofthc very best quality warranted the stuff
Hustaee is prepared tn do craving. Spoons and
other articles beautifully Lettered.
Hustace can rep ir Watches in scientific manner
All work executed with care and finish unsurpassed
Hustce sells cheap refu' DIS money for articles not
giving satisfaction and thus gains the confidence oil the
pztronizing public. lm,2
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0i For croTgiNs fHEAEANp FINE .I GO f.
Western Star Clothing store,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
II the lower story Of Drsws Pavilion Water and
amore streets.
IA MESSRs. MACK LOBENSTINE
III have just reed. and will continue to re- Ef0 0
~ ceive weekly from their large Whole I<N INK
Ia sale Establishment in Cincinnati. the ta1i II G
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
with especial view the Of the
nrks. and eOn:stos ofevsr apparel necessary TO
COATS-Thc following kinds made oft best materials.
Black Cloth Dress and Froek Coats.
Brown Black and Invisible Green-
=, Grey Baeh Brown and Gold mixed Tweed.
Aso-Every kind ofoose Summer Sacks Dress and Frosk
Coats and Coates to all Of which respectfully invite the
PANTs.-saper black and fancy csssimeres:
All varieties Of Bom bazne aud Drap d'Ete'j
Grass Linen. Doeskin and Cordoroy;
Casnet. Jeans and fancy Summer Pants Of every de-
VESTS.-Baek Satin and fancy Silk Vests;
Yivet. Valencia. But and White Marseilles Linen;
Cashmere and Calinet with common Vests Of all Styles
80 FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting Of an rlessnt and large IIhnIL
shirts. shirt Collars cfava.s Ofsu., QlH}
peror quality aud beautiful pat
terms Silk knit Cotton Drawers. Under Gloves sus-
pesde and other article usually found in the most
tensive establishments OF the country.
In connection with their large stock OF Cloth 80
Ing they VII s.sp hHe to 81 Camp,
Unon Mexican. Caiiforns. Leshora. Panama and other
styles OF Hats. with variety o.
BOOTS AND SH0Es.
II useless mention their elegant ,nd extensive lot
OF Hogkn and ohr kinds Of Trunks Carpet Bags and fa
R Country Merchants invited 20 call and exsine
very patronage
speesialy ask continuance ofths sane on,xs-ovy
Evansyille AprI 2s 1881 TT
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JOURNAL
Local and River Brevities.

III Blank Deeds. ofthe most approved form and on
ane paper Blank Notes, Bills Lading &c., &C., for
at this once.
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PREMIUM SILVER WARE.
HAVEjusreceived splendid LOT of Premium Silver,
comprising Table, Tea, Salt and Mustard spoons,
Sugar Shoveis. Knives, &c &c. PURE CON-.
Call and see them. K. HUSTACE,
APPS First street, near Main.
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JOHN s. MITCHELL & SON,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND CcM-
MISSION MERCHANTS,
GRANVILLE, IND.
Ohce and Warehouse on Water street, Bttreen Main
and Locust; also corner Of Valiant st. ard the
Caaas, and az the Big Wharf Boat at
foot of Main street.
VNTIfL advance cash all kinds Of Produce COZ
wv signed TO hem for sale hers ship their Cor
Respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
orders f,r purchasing Produce or Merchandise, filed
nj the shortest notice and lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention TO the Forwarding OF
all and Produce entrusted to their and
with their nerence and ample facilities for Storage,
do moi hesitate Ia guarantee satisfaction.
d.cs',S JOHN S. MITCHELL & SON.
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S4sHey qesS Olsee "" WIZ Sts bCor su0t1.
CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank & Branches. par All Solv- Bar ks mar
New Stock Banks.... par LOUISIANA
OHIO. Branchesin n Orleans mar
State Bank 81 Branches. par ALABAMA.
Independent Banks. par All Solvent Banks. =. 9 dis
State Stock Bank 70 pl 5dis q: q 9. CAROLINA
KENTUCKY. p G ise SsSsi DIS
All Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks. q dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS
All Solvent banks..... par New StkSecurty B'ks Ids
TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. dis All Solvent Banks q ds
MISSOURI. Fire Marine lps Co 5 dis
State Bank q branches par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent Banks. q dis
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan ms Co s dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA
All Solvent Banks parlAll Solvent s dis
EXCHANGE.
New York Buying at t.... Selling. I prem
Cincinnati ..... Buying. Selling ........3 prem
COIN
silver Change... ........5 prem
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JoURNALB BY
q COPELAND, BANKER.
Dealer in Esehenge Coin, Lead Warrants, Unerrrent
Money, &C., re-; Office on first Ct. near Main.
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IpESPECTruLLY requests those him for profess
sonal services forward and settle; would
inform those who desire the
are no failures when they paid for. mysi-u
U0URNEYMAN Carpenters WANTED..-I
- wish employ good Jour eynsn Carpenters
whom will ray 81 per day and work ten hours None
but good workmen need apply. uy3l-iwd b. DYSON.
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DIR. ]. c. BURCH, Dentist,

HAY, CORN AND tTs.--A fresh supply Of ca
received for sale the Western Feed
Seed Score. myT I. GRANT CO.
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READ, READl! REAp,,i

READ READn READW
Statement the Rev s. PRESIDENT OF the Henry
Female College.
Mr. Sumner widely known for great ,ral worth and
for high and bearing his school famed
teacher the rapd pupils
make in the acquire Of useful kno ledge:
New Castle. XIV. May IS 1853
Dr. Bruces Indian Vegetable PansceA has been used in
family school with satisfaction Mr. Armstrong
has also used with decided benefit and
although have not used 1t myself am satisfied from the
saem Of those under and my family that ID
. valuable medicine. s. 5. SUMNER.
everybody DR.. Bruee's Almanacs and
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Virginia MILLS ELOU R.--90 bbls fresf
Y ground in store and for sale by
my20 SAMUEL ORR.
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r..
Dean OF the Faculty. NJ, mphis. Tenn. speaks thus
l.. NJ. BRUCE. NJ, ID New Castle KY
Dear sr nave submitted your Compound to Professors
Gabbert aud z. Watson they think hgly ndec
your Psnace. and think we'll calculated
siasry ehec. sltsrAnt can give opinion II ia q
and others who wish it, and eheeffu
give it my individual r.eomm sndation.
an. very respectfully. yonr ob'tssrv't
T. q. GAYLE.
Dean of the Faculty.
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M ESSRS. SCHEEFFER ~ SCHROEDER would re
wi spectfuii, inform their friends, that In few day
they will open their business again in the adjoin
ing tn. they formerl, occupied, and would ask
continuance Of the patronage shown them previous tt
the unfortunate which came near destroyi' the
entire s,ork fmyeO-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

ICE CREAM.
MRS. LOUISA KoLLENBEKG has again opened her
WI lie, Cream Saloon for the aud will now,
and during the season. keep constantly on hand.
for the mediation OF visitors, good article Of Ice
Cream She has two rooms neatly ftted up, where she
would be happy tn receive cal from the ladies aud
gentlemen OF Evansville Entrance 10 The rooms next
door TO her Confectionery. lmy20-2m
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GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BRUCE'S
N ID 1 a N r. & Z Il A ID l. e
p A N A G. E A,
E1r The Radical Cure Z

T. II. STOCkW Ell. n D.
Professor Of Physiology and Hygiene. successfully
in Phil ,d-l phia an" Cincinnati. says:
Messrs. BRUcE Col have usd extensively
and collectively the articles composing the Compound Of DR.
rucs's ISDiAS NEsETARE PASAcEA and consider IL tn
efectuai remedy for Scofula Tubercle sad
that before the pecse 1t 10 SAFE potent and esinces
degree Of phaI science. .
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NEW SPRING GOODS!
-rucr ,seaived BY the scriber q beautiful assort
msnt of spring and Summer Div Goods. which the
and eitizens generally requested 70 GALL and
~.mipe before purchssin elsewhee He will sell a
.hssn a. any other house In the West
U-f WILLIAM HUGHES,
v,hea Corner Main ard Second streets.
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CEMENT Il Ii Me-
~ 100 bills fresh ground ements
$50 bbls White Lime, for sale by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02
clRcAssIAs AND AMERICAN SLAVERY.

The Journal Of Commerce wherever it is known is
recognized as the proSlayery journal Of the North.
In all discussions. such for example, the one which
lately cOnvulsed the country upon opening to Slavery
a new Territory larger than the original thirteen
States The Journal is 10 embrace the side Of man.
stealing and woman-whipping. In aid of this system,
The Journal has been consistent. In UNFOLDING
Slavery il has never been sentimental 1t has never
snivelled over the mixed blood slaves; never cx-
peressed any horror in unison with Theodore j. Ran.
dolph, because Virginia has become vast men.
"sgerie, where men reared for market like oxen
"for shsmbles,' and because the gentlemen of that
ancient State sell their own daughters and their sons
though they have the beauty OF New Orleans copper
colOred belle, or the eoquence of 4 Fred. Douglass
Thus bastacted though the of our slave markets
sre than those of the Orient though they merit
the description given by Mr. Giddings in a Congress
sionsl speech, OF one near the railroad depot at
Washington, (Which would have dsgraced the city
"ef Agiers and Tunis: Wives bidding adieu TO their
Husbands; mothers in an agony OF despair, unable
10 bid farewell TO their daughters; little boys and
"girls weeping amid the general distress, scarcely
"knowing the cause OF their grief Signs and groans
land tears, sud unutterable sgony characterized
scene at which the heart sickens, and from which
humanity shTinks with horror. Over such scene
that hend in human shape Slater presided assist
led by three or four associates in deprayity each
armed with pistols, bowie knife and club. Yes,
Sir by virtue of our laws, he held these mothers
and children, these sisters and brothers-subect
"to his power and tore them from all the ties which
bind mankind TO life, and carried them south and
doomed them 10 lingering deaths"
But The Journal Of Commerce, while unfolding
system which combines robbery and murder as its
usual attendants had yesterdays long editorial article
sgsinst The Slave Trade in Europe opening after
this fashion,
There is slave trade in Europe which possesses this
difference from any that We have known Of on this
side of the Atlantic that il is traffic in blacks but
in whites not in human beings who. from their outward
conformation the color OF their skins afford any pre-
for the that they inferior race but
persons who in such respects infinitely superior 10
those who buy and sell ard got gain by the revolving
traffic and 10 those no them and them
their slaves. The CrcaSsian women especially-aud
they form the staple Of the tradeare often the most beau
tiful and the most gentle of their species.
The Circassian women are no. physically finer than
the quadroons of New Orleans, and in point of men
tal activity unquestiOnably inferior. The one race
however. happens 10 be in the Orient and the other
in lie uti-Ne,.-,-.-e g - .rlj, -ere worth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

usr reading with their leprous and lecherous soph.
tres--are not the George Sands and Eugene Sac,
and Fl. c. wrights who, from higher platform sai
with more polite aim, invegh against any outward
intimacy and communion between those WHO ar,
aenSted in soul. But yor. Sir aud you Madam
who seek to marry your and daughters to houses
and lands rather than to Worth aud Virtre-wA,
would have them make brilliant or fortunate matches
rather than intrinsicay At and happy Ones-sAo.
stepping beyond your just prerosative OF requiring
them to postpone any union unsaneiOped By yoar
Judgment until your term of lawful control over their
actions shall have expired, would fain coerce than,
to give their hands where they have not given thai,
hearts-yoa are enemies and debssers OF M,rri,,.
more cu,pabe and unjusthable than any cOrrup, nov,
ewriter, libertine sophis: or rlbald sOngs.er who
has lived. Leave their sdOings to sae tribunal Of
yrtuous criticism, aud look we'll to your ovn!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02
A HIGUER-LAW SPEECH.

The lower-aw journals often make ado about
the speeches in Congress Of those whom they desig
nate champions of the Higher Law, that We shall en-
tighten and edfy them, undoubtedly, by the report
We publish this morning of genuine Higher Law
Speech-that of HENRY d. THOREAU at the late eel
ebratOn of our National Anniversary in birmingham,
Mass, where WIN. Lloyd Garrison burned copy of
the Federal Constitution. No one cen read this
speech without realizing that the claims Of Messrs
SUMNER, SEWARD and CHASE to be recognized as
Higher-Law champions are of very questionable va
lidity. Mr.. THoRE.AU is the simon-Pure article, and
his remarks have racy pquancy AMI telling point
~. -l.. II L-- .. -r..---H IN a--.ast anl ~.
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friend at New Britain, Conn, writes in distress
know if We canddly wish to see the thing called The
Washington Monument plasteed up with the si'
vertisements not merely of Zadock Pratts good
ness and greatnes, but also OF quack medcsS
and other merchandise, arrangement which &
seems our enemies at New-Britain contend we an
in favor of, while correspondent thinks cur Ian
guage on that subject has been misinterpreted Well
them to end every doubt and silence the peyersons
all enmity We hereby declare our mmovabe opinion tha
the so.called Monument at Washington is so sensees
ugly and inappropriate and ignorany and tasteessy
contrived, that its completion would be disgrace TO the
country and accordingly the best thing that could be done
would be to pull ii down. And hold, also that If tho
proposed advertising scheme could only be carried out
the public disgust would the sooner reach point whers
the overthrow of the awkward monstrOsity would %
imperatiyely demanded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

In tao Senate yesterday, after the transaction of
some unimpOrtsnt business Mr.. MASON of Virginia
offered o resolution, which was adopted, calling on
the President for information to whether anything
had trauspired since the issYe Of his proclamation
upon the seizure of the Black Warrior, so changing
our relations with the Government of Spain to OBJ
vste the necessity of the adoption of the provisional
measure suggested by the Presden; in the said pro-
clamatiOu. The River and Harbor bill was then
taken up several amendments adopted. and the bill
passed After the transaction of Executive business
the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives bill was re-
ported remodeling the Consular and Diplomatic sys-
tens of the United States-reerred to the Committee
of the Whole on the State of the Union. The bills
from the Senate constituting Lakeport La, Paducah
Nv, Shreveport. La, Jacksonville, Ind, Madison,
Ind Tuscumbia, Ala, ports Of entry and creating
collection districts in Texas and New-Mexico were
ssveraly taken up and passed. The Civil aud Diplo
plomatic bill then taken up. The Senates amend
ment increasing the salary of the Chief Justice and
associate Justices, was rejected also the amendment
to reimburse Edward Riddle such sums as were ex-
pended BY him in his official position at the In-
dustrial Exhibition at London alss the amendment
appropriating half million dollars for the continue
ton of the works for supplying Washington and
Georgetown with water The amendment appropriate
ing s., 800 900 for the construction of Custom
Houses. Post Offices and Courts at Ellsworth, Ne;
Belfast Me-; Gloucester, Mass; Toledo, Ohio; Bur
Gngton, Vt; Sandusky, Ohio; Milwaukee, Wis;
New-Haven Ct. D.; Newark. n. j.. Buffalo,
Oswego, Wheeling, Chicago, Detroit, Mich; Gal
weston. Texas; and Petersburg, Va, was agreed
to. The Senates amendment authorizing the
President to employ in his official household, Secre-
tary, CLERK, Steward Messenger and Assistant Mes
seneer, was rejected. The one hundred and eighty
nine amendments Of the Senate having been acted on
and most of them disagreed to, the Committee rose
and reported the bill. The main question ordered was
on concurripg in the action of the Committee, when
motion was made to lsy the biz on the table pend
Jag which the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

Gen. Jose Barrundia, Minister Of Honduras At
Washington, had an attack OF apopeKy yesterday
morning. and was not expected to survive the night
We make this announcement with regret, as tue
General is very estimable man. and his death VIII
be regretted He is one of the most eminent ci6.
zeus of Central America, having rendered her the
greatest service in her times Of trial. His age is
about sixty five.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

c.rdless of self in BIZ, fidelity 20 deep conviction
ever fully attains. The humor here so sign.iy
eyinced is born Of psthOs-.t is the Lightning Which
reveals to hearers and readers the speakers profound
sbhorrence OF the sacrifice or su6'rdnanon OF one
human being to the pleasure or convenience oil an
other. great many will read tbs speech win unc'
ton who will pretend to blame Us Tor printing III Out
orr back is broad and can bear censnre Let eaea
and all be fairly heard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

From HAyAsA.-The steamship Black Warrior, CsPs
Bullock, from Mobile via Havana, arrived last nsn'
She left Havana the 2sth ult, Of noon. She bring
$50, 600 on freight.
There nothing Of any interest stirring at hsVaa-
The yellow fever sbating and the weather geuas
much healthier There very few American 'ess~
in port. Freights were low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP IsDIASA.-The steamsa2
Indiana fiom Havre July Is and Cowes 10, arrived ~
night. Among the passengers Is Mr.. p. K Wyckoa'
bearerof Government dispatches. She brings no neSN
t of beE passengers viii be found undsrthe agpropHa"
lS-j.