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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08
EDUCATION, &C.
.AMERICAN
FEM ALE COLLEGE
GLENDALE. HAMILTON CO.. OHIO.


HE Fen Session Of this Institution win on
o4S SeSiSo IN tie eea1sful village Of Glsnde y niles
n Ihe location central healthy and accessible
A more icturesque and Lovely spot
E Bs r: NV H ard to sT 6 n4
% m avery superior The several departments
ato Natural Sciences Mental and Moral Psiiosophy HIS
ed and aeSss are X ssi apd x HR
isn PESoR sPa R%sDs and fES
lecture y turns the Science
ted with theiT be Music Depart
occupies ahgh position the science
OF MbM Si 6 Bz,Hs5i S attraction
Principal Of the Music Academy educsted in Paris
t 8ss saas s1s io in
OstJH Muse apd rGm aer ds yashed abilities
wide spread reputation teneher> NIss H. STAUB the
sstser With pOfer HENRY SMITH cher 81 bs s sG
on the oan Harp Pano Gelodson and Gua Re t sss
pupil may select The ornamental branches generally viii
Thorough course Of instruction been sdopts upon
the compilation Of hieh the young ladies will reee d
the Music Academy distinguish themselves in that
Sfthe Natural Sciences including good reeting Telescope
os Se s GSS s Uaa SEo
very much by the eEertOp Of Professor ohris
i's'' a National oa'i 1Rssx,;prNSrS
Board in the family President including Tuition
in an the Sla5shss q shs regular s: Lights ana
Catalogue any respecting the school may
dale Hamiltcn county Ohio: -: ''A
Provisions have made for such wish economics
to the Mt Hoyks department. of the Institution
thus their pen At least half The public are
the College; Rev s. w Fisher. John simpkinson Esq.
Z. Orange. ESQ., Cincinnati. Samuel B. Brown Rev s. p
Fay Efay Jos: Cegg Esq DAYTON Jonathan Marsh Esd:
Gilbert. Esq Terre Haute Indians John g. skinner Esq.
aug23-dwIm
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FALL TEs ABE.
HATS, GAPS AND FUR GOODS
POLLARD, PRATHER & SMITH,

455 nam Street, L0UlSU1LCe hy.
wv made large additions to manufacturing de-
w partmsnts, bynhch supply friends with =
goods lime than before OF
much style quality goods
bought of jObberS in the Eastern cities.
FALL STYLE DREss HAT will be far superior to and of
more elegant style than any other sold,
of HATS embracing every color. quality
ant STYLE is very large and will be sold greatly reduced
prjces.
MEMS BOYS WOOL HATs-We have the largest stock
to be found in any house in the Union.
We determined to sell goods to cash customers and
cheaper than they can had of other
house, ami examination of stock all will be
vinced.
goods the Fall TRADE has been gotten
SUPERVISION of tn experienced and sed
country Colgate ourselves sell
every article in line at Ia Prices and guarantee the
quality and style 10 be better. agD-lmd&W
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LIABILITIES.
The Company Bank other Creditors.
Losses id listed and tue.
do do and not due,
do unsdjusted,
suspense awaiting further proof 81 600 90
do claimed and resisted by the Company. SIS 90
The insured any risk .U0O 20
The Company have rule in regard the amount be
insured in any city, village. any
block, these depending upon circumstances.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, }ss.
CITY COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
John g. Montgomery, President, and Dwight. MeCann
Secretary the Merchants Insurance Company being
orally duly depose and and himsel
the foregoing full and statement of
the affairs of Corporation and that they above
described officers thereof. tSigned. ]
Subscribed before this Esd day July l..
D. 1855. WILLIAM 0GLEs, Alderman.
lCopy.1 Elk 0hciO Justice OF the Peace.
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STATE OF Pennsylvania, ass
CITY AND COUNTY oF PHlLAD LPHIA. ~.
INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
THE STATE OF INDIANA.

AUDITOR STATES OFFICE.
INDIANAPoLIs, Aug. LIST, 1855. :
WHEREAS The Merchants Insurance Company, of Phil
ephia filed in this of condition
Of July 1856 of its Incorporation
properly certified and its written nstru
its Agents and authorizing them fully and
unreserved acknowledge service Of in the
of suits
Now Therefore pursuance Of the requirements of An
entitled for the
Insurance Companies defining their and prescribing
their dute approved March 3D. 1855 having presented
satisfactory eviden iul the
and specifications 1. Hiram E. Talbot
Auditor of Indiana hereby certify that
HENRY @. GWATHNEY.- of Evansville, Ind, a the
hpent said Company is authorized transact the bust
of Insurance. the Agent of the said Merchants nsu
Company ofPhiladep in this State. January
1856 that be may be commissioned and
pointed by the said Company.
In Witness Whereof have hereto subscribed my
caused tie seal of office be affixed. this LIST day of
August. A. ID. 1855. A. e. TALBOT.
(Seal.) Auditor of State.
augs per T. q. Palmer.
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G. E. LEONARD. L..

OPPOSITE THE NEw COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
EDESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens OF
In Evansville surrounding for the sale of Real
and Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture. Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries, etc.; also particular sten
tsn paid all door sales of every description
able satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
mission having goods place
competition with consgnors both the buyer seller
legitimate market. We viii devote whole
and Commission business and frend s
that wall efforts
please them With prudence and business
confidence of all those who their business
o care.
-REFERENCES
P. G.. O'RuEY d Co., Evansville.
DUvALL. ALGo d Co., Memphis, Tenn,
WIN. PARK & Co., DO do.
JAMES BOYD, do do,
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP, do.
MILES E. FOLKEs. Vieksburg, Miss.
WIN. NCRAE. do do.
LoCKwooD 4 Bros, Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLoG & FooT. do do:
EDWARDS * BUSHNELL, st Louis, Mo.
Regular sale Tuesdays Thursdays Saturday,
10 clock and evening during the commencing
st early gaslight. apps SWEET LEONARD,
Auotioneers.
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PROF. o. J. WOODS
CELEBRATE
HAIR ESTOESA TIVE

TKNHE effects Of this wonderful Hair Restorative are
dueng the astonishing results in the public mind;
composition It is the only preparation
be depended store hair 70 its natural color and
Es- The following from distinguished member of the
ST. PAUL.. Jan 1. 1855.
this After beng nearly bald for long time and
faith any Undue or hearing of yours gryeiga
trial placed myself in the hands Of barber aud had ny
applied al well rubbed N till the scalp all glow
n vy %oEnH af three weeks the
to the preeent time and row thick black and strong
ana Siry what there was of it, and that little was isap
pearing very rapidly still Restorative abes
hair. now things-aDd nOt1 b,
hitherto in which persons hs
day really gives m plcasursto result o.
experience have recommended your preparation %
tory. The people here and have eonhden9
It The supply sent wholesale agents tor me
You deserve credit Tor your discovery for one Ied
thanks for the benefit it has done me- Tor eeIeainf
SPARED long ago of efecting any saen rsqle I'D
''''' n'' Firm of Bond & k.llss 81 III S.T.
The undersnsd Rev j. z B5as fa BrOokaeld
Wass He h gentleman of considerable il WW DYER
versally beloved tC0Pyl =, Ian IL 1855
Psby woop-Dear sr:Having mss tTaat 49, a. bas SseS
Resforative gives pleasure 70 ssgzs m and constant
.esens =, ehins With which haze been troubled from ny
and hsi coior no other article With
snr1y,hine ike the pleasure and proAt
Yours. truly, y f.
renared snd soils Wholesale rstaiI A. ~ 9eIzs'
street: S. i. ipas popiar patent U
vSsisssls OF retail lev and % ss fsyOrsbs tsfs
can = po9gni s a. Prices HALL1os
~F1ori Rb '~i all he pIineirsl druggf't' every
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DIR. f. ID. IIELLER ,
SELECT FEMALE tNsTITUTE of EVANS

FWNHIS Institute will 3D. open session on
n day, the Sd day of September next.
By request the number of pupils will be enlarged to TWEEN
four oil all
See large advertiser for alteration of terms
d auR3 @. A FOSTER.
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rI-. LEyIsPoRT, KY, Jan. 2, 1855.
This eerthes baI have had the chs and
and tried various remedies without effect
box of Dr. Ovens Chill Pills. and they have entirely
me. THoS. P. TAYLOR.
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AYERS PILLS.


A NEW and si1gularIy successful remedy cureot
IA all Billions Indigestion, Jaun-
ness Irrtablity TnHanmation Headache Pains in the
Breast Side Back and Limbs Female Complains. etc.
Medicine is required and much suffering and
Cssnsrtis more freely used No feel well
often fatal diseases which might have been
y axe. ~ the timely and TdsGus Of good
They all tend 20 beeoms produce the Deep
reaRs Family Pyse is q the srs
to the public health and this pill has been
ensve trial OF It's virtues by Physicians Pa
ton and as to forbid TIE upen Of nptb
AmOHghe eminent gentlemen who have testified In
DR.. A. A. HAYES. Analytical Chemist Of Boston. and
State Assayer Of Massachusetts, whose high Professional
Hon. EDw ARD EVERETT Senator ofthe United statesg
RoBERT c. WINTHROP. Ex-speaker of the House OF
1BBoT EIW RENEE. Minister PIen. to England
John 3. FITZPATRICK. Catholic Bishop of Boston;
Dr. j. R. Chiffon Practical Chemist of New York CITY,
WV B. Aston I the richest man IN Ans5isa:
from part, been used but evidence
convincing than the public
men, is found in their effects upon trial.
They operate by their powerful influence the rnal
Rs nS !T
sr sS y Sa G sy %
as are the fT;s 9PgR q disease
A Ne S C. AY E R,
RRAcTIoAL AND ASA1YTIcAL CHEMIST. LOWELL. ~Ass
SOLD BY
Keller. Farpsley & Co, Evansville, Ind.
Iagle Il Crawford. Owensville;
Hallock & Parmiter Princeton;
G.. b Bingham Patoka;
W J. Whiting, Cynthana;
J. E. Jaquess g. Co =. Poseyvill'i
Messrs, Gardiner Bairsville and VAUDEVILLE,
Williams and Robertson West Franklin:
DIR. Thomas Newman and Jas Sampson Mt. Vernon;
Hudspe tn e. Bro, Boonviile;
Bowers Sargent Newburgh;
Adams Can pbell, Petersburgh;
Fred .Eekstein, Cincinnati, o. and all druggists.
my29-4m
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DRs. BRAY d. PENNINGTON,

DIS. BRAY d PENNINGTON,
ESP ECTFULLY infOrv the citizens Of Evansyille and
la vicinity that tn have formed partnership the
practice of Medicnp and SURGERY
Having been actively engaged in the profession for
ceutnry and become familiar with the diseases Incl
dent this climate they hope their past experiences and
will ehtitls ehem share of public patronage.
Their Firr between Main and Locust
posite the Post 0ce where ethe both of them bo
consulted unless absent protest. onal business.
agiS-tf
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SELECT FEMALE iNsTITUTE OF EVANS

NHE Rev o. A Foster, about to undertake personally
Z the thorough education o. his daughter is willing
receive young ladies between the ages
teen years. with whom and his daughter to form class
COURSE OF STUDY:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Alphabetical Lessons Reading, Spelling and Numbers
prthography. Writing. Elements Geography and Arih
netie.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic. Geography. by a and impressive
mode of teaching Grammar Reading Speng by acta.on
Elements of Natural Science. the Bible.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.:
Arithmetic and Grammar continued Geography. Ancient
Modern; History. Ancient Modern Logic; Natural
Intellectual and Moral Philosophy; Chemistry Botany Min
eraogy Geology Astronomy Political Economy Algebra
Geometry Natural Theology Mythology Grecan Roman
Antiquities. Evidences of Christianity, the Bible.
Regular and critical exercises through the Read
ing Defining 0rhography Writing Grammar and Compost
ton; and familiar lectures illustrative
the studies pursued.
Strict attention shall be given all those
aad depor requisite the pished lady.
This institute furnished with and chemical
apparatus and superior cabinets OF minerals fossils and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

OF Letters from Italy state the cholera is
carrying off multitudes of people. 1t do es no
prevail at Rome, but at Venice 100 have died
since its re-appearance. At Bologne 100 die
daily, and at Aveona with $4,000 inhabitants,
and 10000 people away, $50 or 200 are daily
carried off by the disease. Padua, Verona,
and in fact nearly every town in the country
suffers more or less.
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AUCTION SALES.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

ON FOURTH STREET FUh SALE.
VNyE offer sale bargain comfortable Cottage Res-
Wv denee with good out-honses and cisern, and In o
good neighborhood For PAL tieulars enquire of
SWEET Il LEONARD,
ArcAin and Gana leila
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FARM FOR sALE An AUCTION.

NN7E will sell Friday the 7th of September next
Wv o'clock p. M. at our Auction Rooms in the old
Court House. q farm known the Richard s. Browning
Farm Brownng's Mill in Scott township containing
81 scres5 which improved good log house
and other out buildings. good orchard, etc.
TERMS-made known the day of sale.
aug8 WOOLSE1 d NELSON, Auet's.
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PRINCETON FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

first annual session of this Institution will
ed on Monday. the Id of September. 1885 convent
emit building will be erected during the and
ed TO accommodate pills. after the It
will be fitted up in neat and STYLE and supplied
with good set of philosoFhic and apparatus
Preparatory Department will be connected with the school,
though in separate into which boys under twelve
years of age win be admitted.
The Principal has made arrangements with good families
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MISCELLANEOUS,
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
NaARRH1Ey

, T. WHoLESALE AND RETAIL
CORNER LOCUST WATER STREETS, EVANSVILLE IND,
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0~TThe Memphis Bulletin, Col. Mcmahon 5
new paper, made its appearance last Friday.
1t has not got up this high yet.
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RSLOUR,-1oo btls Princeton Mills Flour hands and
Ut and TO arrive. for sale by
T--'H WIN. REILLY,
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FLOUR.

n GOOD supply of Poseyville snd other 60 brands
IN s. F. Flour on hand and for sale by ,
all j. W. & s. VICKEhY..
P. S.-We ALWAYS in receipt of the best brands
FLOUR, which we II marEet prices and deliver pur
chasers free OF charge.
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. HYDE,s NTtRBLEYARD.

CORNER sEcoND AND VINE STREET., EVANSVILLE, IND.
FHNHE undersigned would respectfully the c
of Evansville the public generally that he has
purchased the entire stock of No Vermont Marble Mr.
Humphrey and is fully prepared fill oil orders for Monu
Tombs Obeks Head and Foot Stones, the best
workmanship the material Those wishing
suitable Monuments to their deceased friends would do well
oct24-tf j. HYDE.
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YELLOW FEVER IN NORFOLK.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Z.
Our citizens subscribed $1,000 to the relief
of the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers, this
morning A boat loaded with provisions goes
down every day.
The news received by the boat from Nor
folk is awful. The remaining residents are
suffering from famine as well as from fever
There were 81 deaths during the last "a hours
Several strange doctors and nurses are down.
Thirty-seven victims were buried in one pile
ON Wednesday.
A person named Masks, superintendent of
the Howard Intirmary, broke open a trunk of
lady, who died here, and stole her jewelry.
At Portsmouth, 6 physicians died, mostly
from the north. Only one man left out of Is
employed at the railroad depot; others all
dead; % deaths Wednesday, and Is up to 2
O'Clock Thursday
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.
In response to the application of the Norfolk
committee, the President, after a consultation
with the Cabinet, has caused an order tobe is
sued to the commandant Of the Gosport Navy
Yard, giving him power at his discretion, to
close the yard and advance a months pay to
the employees who wish to leave.
An order has also been issued to the COM
mandants of the other yards to employ such
refugees and tits probable that other sugges-
tons will be made for the relief of the sufferers
by the President to-day.
The President could not grant the request Of
the committee to give up to them Fort Monroe,
on account of the time required to remove the
troops and residents from the Fort, and there
being no place suitable for their reception.
The Cabinet, by the President, gave the
committee 1926 as contribution for the relic
of the sufferers.
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Spn SACKS Evansville Mills Flour;
@DNp Is do Poseyville do co: in store and TO sal
by nv22 7. BACON & co. Main st.
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owENspoRo. X. Feb. q

0wENsBoRo. KY. Feb. %, 1855. =
DR.. W. T. OwFN-Dear Sir: 1 have been afflicted with
chls and fevers six months and after trying variO
edies induced box of Pills, which
have cured sound and WE'LL and believe them be the
best medicine in use. BALTHkSER MACH,
Ihsve known the above gentleman for years.
fly that has statements true
J. PLUNKETT, River Trader
Pittsburg, Pa.
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80 Bow HAEBo3. KY. April IL, 1855.
This is to certify that had Chsand Fever in M amiy
for the past ten months and tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill medicine that be had in the country In
they have stopped the ehils the of
family with exception. On Oldest there
of them that would make until
Dr. Owens Chill Pills and safely say everybody
that they are the best Pills / have used. -
VIM o. JACKSON.
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August 10th, 1855.
Ihave this associated with Mr. VIM. Brown late
the firm of Foster Brown in the Forwarding and Con-
mission The business viii hereafter be condu
under the style of Howard Il Brown. We have large
Wharf Boat River and excellent Warehouse the
Canal think we'll pared Store and For
ward Produce and Merchandise 49,.
auc24-3t HOWARD BROWN.
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NEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY,
NNONSISTING all descriptions also beauti
" full embroidered Mantilas. Parasols, Embroideries
Gloves Ms CSps and Head Dresses the newest styles
which invite the particular attention Of the Ladies
I. r. BARKER.
residence. jy3
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WE call the attention of country merchants larg
Wv stock Clothing and Cloths which will sell 70
pro purchasers and9 months credit Eastern cost
agtl3 SWEET d. LEONAhD, Aucts.
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10000 more of hose No Pike county Poplar shingle
= just roc'd and for sale by JOHN F. GLOVER,
Corner of Main and 7th st.
A- The above shingles and chips, and cheape
than any atticls of the kind in market. j. +, :.
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Il
certify that had chls and fever and Induced from
the reputation that Dr. Ovens Pills had in curing chls and
fever purchase box of DR.. W. T. ceebrs
ted Pills. had not used the entirely
we'll and believe them be the Pill
public Tor the cure of Ague and Fever. &c AYRES-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27
House Furnishing Store.


T HAVE just opened, No. 81 Monroe street, new
stock OF Housekeeping Articles. consisting OF Table
Cutlery Silver Plated AbaiI and britannia waIe, Plan
ised, Jaranued and Plain lin Walters OF different
styles aud varous rattct us, aneniaI and plain Fan
y plain willow ware. Brushes Feather busters
Fly brushes, wooden Family Hardware bathing
appal atus aud Kitchen complete
apo r. b. WOODS.
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R4rIFICATION MEETING

NEw YoKK, Oct. 26.--'The Soft Shell Admins
tTatlOn Democrats held ratification meeting this
evening at Tammany Hall. J he attendance was
not ve'y large, und no State ticket was presented
tor ratification. hen the local ticket was pre-
sented a row ensued respecting the candidate for
Slreet CrmnIS< lOner, which was renewed Occusl-
Onaiy duung the evening. The resolutions adopt
ed approve OF The puEcIpisS Oi the Nebraska Bill,
but denounce the oulTageS III Kansas. They also
denounce Konw NolEingiSm ami the Maine Lin.
uot law. President Pierce was compIimented ljr
the ability oil his administration. aud Mr.. Cody
commenced. At the cIuse OF the meeting the
fight Let~ the friends OF The nvaI candidates lot
street Commissioner glrW broke out, and IN the
melee one man was seriously injured.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RRCEIVRD RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From THE WRsr

FROM THE WEST.
ST. Louis, Oct. 26th-Our dates from Fl Lara.
ME are to the 18th ult. -
Col. Cooke has been ordered TO take comma n,
at Fort Riley.
Gen. Harvey would leave LaVamie on the 29ib
10 establish post at White Earth River aud chss.
tse the MInnerago Indians, the most lnSolent and
hostile tribe in the country.
The AiIgali and Brale Indians had agreed to de-
liver up to Gen. barney the murlerets of the
mail party, and cOnllne themselves lu prescribed
district Of country.
The chief Little Thunder was not killed at the
Blue Mater.
The geueral impression AT Ft Laramie was that
there would be no more fighting, as winter had SET
IN with great severity.
The court martial ordered 'Or the trial of Cant
Howe had been dissolved without lransacting any
business, OH account Of some rresularity IN the
o:der.
Col. Summers, with companies of cavalry, is
en- route for Laramie.
The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence ON
the 22d, with dates to IL i:t.
Sen. Galego is elected to Congress, AMI there is
a strong antl.American feeling throughout the
country.
The Indian troubles had measurabIy ceased, IN.
treaty having been made with the Apaches.
The misunderstanding between Kit Carson and
the Government, relative 10 the feelings of the In
dlnnS' resulted IN the suspension of CHrsOn 10y the
government.
Col. Brooks and Capt. in Ewell. would leave for
the States in few days.
The mail party veIy few Indians.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

BosroX, Oct. 26.-The foreign papers received
by the Africa furnish the following additional
items.
Gen. Simpson is reported 10 lave rendered the
resignation of his command 10 the government, hui
lis acceptance refused.
letter from Kamesch dated SEPTEMBER 8, says
it was expected that the floating batteries would
open IRE against the forts on tie north side cf Sc.
bastorol in two days.
The announcement that the allies Lad cdvarceL
upon Pere&Op had caused lur:Ier Use, on FIJI
day, of in The price t consoIS, making The tola
advance that day !. Latest quotations on Friday
show an advance OF IL since Thursday when the
decision OF the Bank was made known.
The DECREASE OF bullion i'll the Bank Of England
returns is 100000 pounds, with 71S,rO0 pounds III
the reserve.
The discount market is essentially unchanged
Money i'll good demand and tair supply. There
Was all apparent cessation i'll the dram Of gold.
TIE steamer Arago arrived ut Havre on the 9th,
and the ARIEL on the 7lh inst