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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-23

Boz TfARBoR. Ky. Arril H. 1857
Thss certify that had Chilli and +, rmiiy
the past months. and tried all the Chill PILLS and
Chill that he bad in the country In ord-
nary they opped the ehls the of
family exception On my Oldest there
would make until
Dr. Ovens Chill Pills and saseiy say to every ody
H.' sAs' @'e '- wM o. JACKSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-23

August 7. 1855,
had chills and fever and
reputation that Or. owen Pii had in chile and
of DR. W T owens st. celebrA-
Pills. used the whole hox before entirely
WELL heifeve them TO be the hest Pill offered the
public the Of Ague and Fever. E. c. Az RES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-23
goa WABASH RIVER.

MUSLIN D,LAsNE.
CASES styles Muslin de Lair reed this day and
for sale by JAS. LON Co.
oeto-sGw 4iS Main st., Louisvilt Ky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08
Our London Correspondcncc.

LONDON, Jan. 10, lsjj,
approaching Fan Of he Engfish Nrntsby-Lord
dberde,n SangpinSds 10 The R,Suit Of the VsnHa
Negaiatioas-Th London Times ne Eeh) Of
Public Opinion as Regards hs Conduct Of ts
War-Sir Francis Head on tn Ecsnts in The
Crimed--sr De Lacy Evans Talked u a, na-
lister Of War-TAs French Emperor and Prussia
-Prirct dBrt 1sptring 70 dcfivs Soctrugaiy
Upon the stability Of ths Eog!ish Ministry hangs
events o. such vast importance 70 the inter sis Of
The civilized globe, TIA. ! make 10 apology for re-.
turning to the subject al the present critical M.
msut.
The a~bsurdity Of making political prophc- les Is
proverbial, snd fsr ths reason. that though the seer
may be tight In the main, he may Dc 20 utterly
wrong 50 10 time and manner Of accomplish.
ncnt, that for all useful purposes be Nigh, jqss ~
well have held his tongue. For Instance, there are
quiet mon vkcss words are never publicly heard,
VITO, In TIE piiyAcy Of tseir closets, predict hal ths
sole parties 70 the present European contest viii al
tinsieiy prove % be France aud R1sdis, for The pc,.
sezson Of Coratsnsln9p's-paa ths Indian qsetoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08
Speech OF The Lieut.. Governor oT New 8russ-

speech OF the Lieut.. Governor OF View Brusng-
wick.
The Lieut.. Cove rnor Of New Brunswick delivered
his speech to the Legislature en- the Lat inst 10
mainly relates TO local Affairs, bat has the following
reference 10 the reciprocity treaty, with . few
words about TIE war -
] have given directions that there should bs laid be-
Tore you = copy OF the proclamation which, by the cd.
vice Of my Council, ! issuel on the 18th az Novembcr.
Tor the admission INTO this province, duty free, bat
uncer bonds, OF the articles specified in the schedule Of
the act for giving effect, on the part Of the provinces e
rev Bruns~ick, 10 a certain treaty between her Majesty
and tho lnited States Of America.
n similar concession Of similar character was made by
the government 81 the United States, with respect TO tho
corresponding articles, the production OF this provinces.
Inc whole % the provisions Of the act were thus prac-
ueaiy brought into operation without delay, aud the
trade OF this province with the United States was al oaos
renewed irtm The uncertainty which Ia necessarily astcai-
ant on q prospective alteration OF duties.
your joint address OF cong ratulAtion TO her Majesty,
those OF her allies Mt the Alma, has been laid before the
throne, and ! have much pleasure In a~ignifying 10 you,
In accordance with the Instructions which have ro-
esived, the qualification which her Majesty has derives
from this loyal and dutifni address.
rm well aware that the Inhabitants of New Bruns-
wick Yield 10 none Of her Majchty's subjects in The arior
OF their aspiration for tho success Of her MAIcaty'a arms,
and In sympathy with thoac whom successive victories,
achieve for the public good, have overwhelmed vita
private sorrow and domestic distress: and while we jodn
In the expression OF IN earnest hope that the labors
which you arc now about 10 commence Will, under Pro
violence, contribute 10 promote tho happiness and pros
perity Of this province. No shall unite in Q heartfelt
prayer, that the Almighty may bisss with success the
duo 'imo crown that success with an hononable, sure ana
lasting peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08
The Railroads or Chicago.

TFTOW Ihb NHIcnKO IthlOcfht, FuUs u
The prosl Get Ia improving. The communicates
with the Mississippi In again open, by the RsA
Island road.
The Michigan Central and Southern are on time.
The Ga!ena road II clear TO Ficeport.
The GsleDa read In also clear TO Galena, and The
trains running on time.
The AURORA read was not cleared out NJ Las. as-
counts, but viii probably be to day.
On the Illinois Central road the trains comAQ
north were In sight OF la Sale at last accounts.
The Lake Shore 10 open, and has been Throughout
the storm.
sissippi Rail- Dad has been cleared. These dftoeu
miles lie bttween Pontiac and Lexington. Saow
ploughs and o large number OF hands are engaged
upon IL. and II In expected the entire line viii be
cleared 70 morrow.
Some Of the drifts on the Rock Island road wore
fifteen feet In depth.
The railroads win probably lose over 1900 900 hV
this great snow storm. The loss 10 each road, In
Guiding expenses OF clearing, &c, clnno, DO loaa
than $50, 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

equator. ....... 100 Gays.
the Cape Of Good Hope, rorth Of the
The Minister Of Agriculture, Commerce and Pao.
lie Works is empowered to modify the above figures,
should he deem it necessary, and to fix the longest
duration Of passages to places mot specified in this
article.
Art. IA The Comnissary OF Emigration may fix
the quantity and description Of provisions thai the
emisrsn: or tie contractor has to provide for each
Art. Is. The vessel is 70 be provided with the
necessary kitchen and table utensils, and fuel.
be used at The request Of the passengers.
Ant. 16. The berths must be l metre SO GEN.. in
length, and 46 Cent. in brea dts. In no case must
there be more than two rows OF bsrths. The bot
timetres above the side planks Of the lower dsck.
The bottom Of the upper bsrshs must be at half
the diataacs from the upper deck and the bottom
d the lower couches. Al The bedding OF the ship
must be ex posed TO the air upon deck every day,
when the weather win per NIT OF u. The bst
decks mus. be purified with chloride OF lime at least
once q week.
Art. IL. The ship must have, both before the MAST
ard upon deck, at least two water closets for the
use OF the passengers; there must also De . Ha.s<
closet for tie exclusive use OF femAles.
Art. Is. A doctor must be attached TO each eni.
grant yesEel; the ship must sl.o be provided With .
box Of md5ieises, and instructions for using them.
Art. IL. A sufficient number Of boats must be
pIoyiced for each vessel, 80 as to Be prepared Ter
emeYgtIcles: afo, toe necessary quantity Of water
casks, spsre EailS and ventilstors.
TITLE III.
Art. 20. The owner or captain OF q ship appro-
psiated 20 tie transportation Il emigrant3 mast al
sise the eapiaio OF The port and the Commissary o
Emigration Of The period whom he commsnces lay
ing in his outfit, aud also Of his departure.
AIT. 81. Before It's departure the ship viii be visit
ed by tie officers appointed under the Law Of tas
18th OF August, 1871 70 certify TO It's seavortaincsr;
these oHictrs sre, besides, to sec IL the crew is sufi.
Gent for tAs passage, and will serd . csrti1cste Of
this double examination to the Commissary Of Emf
grafton.
on Bis aide, the Ccmmissary Of Emigration has
20 certify % tie general manage nent and p~vovision-
ing Of The ship, according TO tie prescriptions OF the
DreseLt decree.
The results OF this double inspection a'e 70 b.
stated upon the ships papers. In case the prescrip'
tons cf re present decree should no. be strictly
observed, the Commissary Of Emigration Is EN-.
ooreiedto prevent tie embarks alton Of the emigrsn's.
AT. %. Twenty four hours before the departure
az Ire tmigrAut vessel, the owner or captain viii
have Ia ssrd 70 the Commissary OF Emigtution an
accurate lsl Of the passengers whou 40 Is 70 con
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

TuRHIc EtcuJugNr ~ 4 CmUnCn-A very
large cousfcgGiion as@smbled II -. huys Church,
(CAihoicJ 90 sunday evening iAat. - bear Q dis-
ccEue from IAY. NJ. Guerdsf. On yarloua topics re-
IEtrg 10 Catholic doctrines The inra-ul1ts oon-
csttcp. reraid due the Virgin N,ry, AZ. The
church vas dsnsely crowded, snd there c,aIi nos
have hen lss than ? 100 persJts pftsssI whca
the etcSuffe En nesry Gns, ed, Tbs alarm u nns
% Bridge street was DcgLdcd. and seyeni psreoas
vent Gu. Til caused sotne COZ fns.on. ths service.
we're frSpetdfd Temporarily uniil order oJuA 10
i.s'ofet. The c1nFfseAiion Lad mostly rissa u,Ja
tfeir feet, AID TIE nnLbe going %, Increased, tic
sssle had hccme Oiled, ard an fnmenss crowd had
fesctsd The doorway. A. this w ON IN, . tsuHc cys
vas lASd a. the door thai the " church wNs On
ARE a panic Instantly relied The whole agdl-nc-,
tho crowd At The dor fushei with terrific frght
back towards tie sltS-, RMpplinx snd cr1salax
tah cnsF ia a most frantic msnnsf. W0mtn
scrtamt3 ard iAlftd, chlfxn scncechNI With kr
= =, nsa futhtGD The wiaaoEs And dOhs1 thrp1gi
tL@r cafrying fAsh ard al, women asd men wnrs
zen X hing series ire tps u 10 - vs 10 ths rcar
81 hs bulleinf-Irtn btlng 4 scene ~ OVaf1stou.
nplt ard bnor thN.ls bxlly tn4s enhaile. Tho
tatte mas IN Tho tlsFe were fg cSd back touGit
tho AiaF wi'h lussirubls powsf ~ hopes o. getting
ssrtfs MTOt gh Nc vesffy, and : age number s8or
eftcfd 10 gstlng ca. ihst uAy. SONS Hertt0 work
bt<rrg down a doorway IN TO sJ1h nds
u Ire wett crG - tke church, walcs 80 Dos ufsf
ard td btCa ~GrnMNAuy coesd. p0fne hfbe1
nl naita slKfS 90 bcf0se ue Alarm Hna fouEd - bs
f4lse, Wien rOt % ne cebFrrzAaon Lad got cut.
A. ntrbey q iGsa we're arid hefns 10 = fAintlag
toBAttn, 80 tYsgg wsYs N ~ az lss isinrc5, b1t
Ne have ieagd ~ more beng hart ARtA0uAy-
Ctgtro PaHe6.Er. ~. 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

shown that II In found In nature and Inv ,riahl.. Sr
these are the absolute coalitions Of a stsndsr1.
Let it be shown that II " immutAblo In si ooaS
tries, az tho standad Of time Ia immutablo In -
countries. Let IL BE- shown that 8 wk. : grain Z
gold In coin in this country IL Always OF t6s saas
value ~ s dwts. 8 grains OF uncoined gold In aM
other countries. Let II be shown that this pro-
tended standard always maintains all commodfiss
at q Uniform level, never deransing. aoy. rasss
asserted, before any man Of common sense VII
admit thst = true standard OF value exists IN this
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08


Tn STEAM FfRK ENGRg-rhs machine no.
tces Of which have been given AZ ylriou,time. Hnos
u let Cincinnati On Us way 10 Boston, wa. 10 havs
teen put In operation yesterday In Philai e.phia, tca
tfial tayirg been Postponed from the p%rcvlyus day,
IN cottsqusDcs Of the severity Of the weather.
Three Of these CT gines are noN In ne la Cincinnaii,
ard have cpcrs,ed with pcrfo 4 satisfaction, I'm
every respect. ore % thsse ma shiaes il capable OF
working from ! 500 10 900 barrels per hour, which
Is about the capacity OF ak list class han1 engines
steam, u u tktlmA'ed, IL niuely per cen, chsipe~
than hard labor. The c1nsirucflo on o. The boiler is
such hat bt1em can he raised In i've MINUTES, ghish
10 a very important feature In iris masbice, AIt 10
necessary ~ have some arrangement by which IL
can fe bought INTO service IA n shot time. This
has been the piindipal %ofJtcticn - uang steam
POWER IN putting cat 1resi Gsd tbs difficulty belng
oytIcone, the INTO orgs arc more easily . rangrd.
ALoihtr feature in ibis macsioc. " tie satetIeycl
Of TIRE toler. II matters not in what p0ziiion ~ lles
-nbotEtr lcvel or ot1erWise. TINS renders IL pc
CullBily ads pied y nc hfo engine, a. II Eat 70 bs
taken over al s0rs q streets, navy grades, &c.
Here u u necessary " remark this &c giae has bat
three shoeB, vh'eh prevents any uaelnsl strain on
u w passing over uLeyen stIcetg-ths ffOn. wh.sI
hhSiIgA peculiar arrangement. By which u ~Tey0lvs,
ard enables tie ma bike 70 10 turned round IA ia
own lergth, which " On object In narrow s,'ce,s.
IN Cincinnati. ~ Itq1ifcs Ten men ani ak horses 3,
nan "; four no So are attached 70 The e5gias. All
two tOtcs Draw two tns fc.is, With ore tho1sand
feet Zach, Of three irch toe~. TAess euglnes no K
ven through tuo lfes Of hosc 0ns t4vu,aai ~
ff.een hunorsd feet long, and tbfov he water ~uf.
ncif Diy high 70 reach The highest buiIdiaxs. Tho
coat a oItra,'ng ere 10 Cincinnati v ab0Gi o. 900
pr snrum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

HousyBnEAK ERs AT WHITE PalrSs- DAano
RonBEEY AT MIDsIGHr.-The house Of Mrs. Hannah
Carpenter, widow Of tie late James Carpoatsr.) In
The town q Harrison, was entered on Tuesday night
list by three men, who, efscipg their entrance
through the CELLAR way, proceeded up stairs after
6neirg O candle and lighting ito tho sleeptng
apartment OF Mrs. Q. One OF the robbers seized her,
with his hand over her face, while she lay Ia bed,
and Isisipg q d TX or knife over her With the 0hec
hand, thrt atered instant death II hhe attempted an
alarm; while one OF the others, standing a. the door
OF Der room, with q pistol drawn upou her, maAs
similsr tbreets. They then demanded tina! shs
thculd tell where sho kept Der money. Shs, how
euer, refused 10 answer % such demands. Her trunk
was discovered nj the fsot Of her bed, i3ckei; bat
filling In their attempts TO break or crush Il, ssey
densnded the ~key-which no. obtaining, thsy
searched through the drawers Of 4 bureau Standing
In IL room. Not succeedipg In finding II, or money
there or elscw here, they left the premises. taking
the tuDk with them. In the meantime the hired
girl. who bad been sroused by the tumult In ths
houfe, fed 10 one OF the rclghbors 10 give the
alarm; but iefcTc she return cd with assiI ,tancs, tho
robbers bad left az above stated. N ~. c., her hir cd
gbL, IN elderly lady and q small boy, were tho only
Iertons constituting the famiIy-eni thsy wsrs
q ore when the house vas eotered. The trunk vas
att rwsrds found 10 q field some bali a mIls from the
htute, broken open and rfed IL is contents ti30
u motty, silver spoors, &C.. and the papers lon
Jirg scattered about on the ground. Toe robbers
baye bel tracked 10 the Rye station OF the New
Haven Rsiiroas, by papers dropped along their way.
-LdSfUn STATE irndL, Isb. 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

NoFoGv Fcrtn-Tks MA0gnic Mirror pahliHhas
8 TAitsf tpIt0rs Tio'y, " he sae<t thai Morgas.
we, i sss alleged, Wa mgrAeFx1 hy TIE Prs
n8s.s 1r tuGtAnR uGir ftcftts, hAa been folnd
il tn1fna = iuttsyi thAt be rcE goes By ths pano
cf uustsghs, tEa ker gnxsd Ia Lsealng he Easli.t
a-setst.. 10 tuahoraJ giytn To- hs reg0t 70
ehs JeftFh y. btofn, According 70 tie W6oov.
his nan B6om mel Ncggsu A. a hOuse "a Bsnyras.
y Nhen NE latter rave a deiaikd acoous. of hz
aevtttuEta. = 10 stated "a, k0rgaa tn tAs o0un-
W W ibe Kbip hayiBs. which sailed ffm Bsst1w
70 hmi RIA tLd Nlosgsi ~ ~ finn n taagdoz A
o., TIE ospAina nam Ntr kerfss was VEGA.
" matters 1--WE tor, p.shsTs wss2Sg w. HcgT 30
sce q ftD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

penny frumpets from Brest 10 Toulon. Read, as
q specimen, this language Of N. Granies de Cspag-
lac, che of the Senate, aud tie grea. semi off in,
writer Of the government
What would especially strife uA, II the cfer Of Russia
should be sincere, would be the homage rendered Ia the
face OF the world to the prudence, moderation and firm
ness Of Francei When the Emperor sen. the feet to sa-
lamis, he was slone-alone with good sense, equity, and
courage. Three months after he had the support OF Eng
land four months after, that Of Austria; six months after,
After all, the kings and all the peoples, the Emperor
Nicholas, could say TO Napoleon IIf:-
SIR you are sigst; your policy va. from The first mo.
cipies Of justice. civilization and christianity; founded
rot on personal views or private ambition, but on the in
proof ia, that I, who an enlightened and su6jugated by
so much WISDOM, who have my ports full OF fleets, my
Cod and men, as the basis Of a treaty OF peace.
Such, continues this writer, Is what the declaration Of
90 not believe that there Is in the history Of nations a
single fact which gives to a sovereign and a people ths
glory which . pace thus brought about would gve TO
France and the Emperor.
Imagine Nicholas reading this In the Constitution
mel, that Journal which speaks before events are ripe
enough for the Monitsur. One cannot help fancying
that in such authorized language there Is 10 be seen
that which ! sdvsited 70 In my las., nsmsly, that
were the ~sutccrat really desirous OF putting an end
to hostilitks, there Ia one at the Tuileries who feels
bis interest TO be In . totally different direction.
AsH thN fhssH1st ~ hIHfflGNH mtulAk&pH ~ HDN
TIE predominant subject Of discussion in all circles.
] wish ] could say that TIE idea has been hailed here
in a spirit which would be agreeable 10 the United
States. | have used great diligence in my endsavors
to ascertain something approaching TO official opinion
on this subject, and am compelled TO AID that IN no
enc irstsnce have / found the notion OF such a pro
position acceptable. Somehow or Other America IL
net In the ascendar, Just row, and, though Il Ia
ccr ceded that she has the right 20 watch and can
take part In any conference which, In \ peaceful act
Element, has ior It's object the s-raDgemtnt OF tho
commerc of the world, ] do not think tbs. a foo In
advance of tbs position would be yielded TO her. g
far from French opinion acqnlescipg In her iu,erme-
distion, tie disposition Is decidedly to call 10 mind,
en- this subject, that cid s.ory Of the oyster, which
relates how he arbitrator popped down tns plump
interior and gave the shells 70 each Of the dispn.
tsnts. She IL looked upon az q ~nascent, bellicoss
power, and O great deal OF blood and treasure must
yet be spilled ere either Francs CT England are die.
roetd 10 accept Der kind Officer. ! have not found
two irioDs On the subject.
A grand dinner was given q few Gays since 10 TIE
tficeis Of the Imperial Guard, Ar scoourt o. Which,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

lAii IN ~ oNE VI ,puhNubu1g " "a GF1A1
military genius A. commander or the y it,h legion
In Spain was being severely criticized,
Great let him be,
For he conquered me.
Bot, with sll bis radical promi ses, Evars was found
in Psrliar ebt 70 be not a vhit more liberal than the
man he had turred out. lie fastened himself on 70
the Ehig party, occasionally voting with the radi-
e~af-rhtn his doing 70 c uld not hurt his chiefs
bu, In the Min stickiDg 70 them, through tack and
thin. i suspect, II he were offered a retrage, or
be could DO very well content, though, as be Ia only
Q knight, do not anticipate lis getting anything
more than q baronetcy.
But On exchange OF subordinats viii ss.isfy no
one. TIE whole machine must Undergo recorsruc
tion, and In he present state Of thine y nothing but
another coalition will do. have before shown that
there 10 nothing just nos 20 PREVENT Lord Derby a.
Rotating with Lord PalmentoD; but Lori Derby
has, unfortunately, tie reputation Of bsinr tbs most
tirn.d scsor while o. the same time be u the boldest
speaker. His ststemanshlp, u ~ said, begins and
ends with bis s~pelchts; and win Lnd PAlnerrton
and Prince Albertt there n an ugly look. Lori Palmer.
it5p does not like hIs Royal u gh5sss'a inisrererce,
ardks Rnya ~ Hiphnsss Is Of opinion hattie tine has
come WHEN the little Of King COMFORT saOul5 rcc1g.
Lizc IN The husband OF the Quien q mare rss99n.
bic individual. All these difficulties. howsysT, viii
disappear befors Tie vii OF the people, II thisgs 20
net tctn afstrne a mofe satisfactory appfAfarcs.
The peOpse have no fifth vha@ye Ia anything
sb.u 70 take place a. Vienna; the ysrg fsst q D.
gotiAiior p ocEuning 20 goen afis' tie GdEc C7cc Of
Austria, ieyiyts ittir 6is.iust ~ thst PoFeri tfeg
lel.Cve ttst re Emter1r ~ the F.eacA u tstsr.
niDed 10 fal upon Pfwaia, ani that to e2ss a
wsr have - entirely go siipEed, tasl The only 80
yat.on Cf " gland IL y hr & hcffflf, hear arc ton],
ip,o he poiicy tks has eutsred BptD.
Tie or ducs q the Preach Epber1E = nov 0scu'
pyirg psrticn'ar attention. Hsfp-e b 70 III Inps.
rial Guards; bic siisnce IN tbs fpec4Ai organs abgga
The -Four PciLis; ks hitifrrft, ~ 1.ogn AAe
BontauT against Prussia, al psove Gs' b., - ~
9ventg, has nurg away tf0 tcabbard Grss. i5isga
nay ircecd be looked i0r n tbs ysAr q Grhs'
1855.
Price Aibsftis dtslis 70 Bcosse King C1nsort i
said 20 originate "a bir ysh 70 ,aks > more aciI7e
rtrt IN ecclesiastical apy1irtUsbfE Ha CptDl3aa
"a iteolegy are ~DAisr.iiy lmprsgr&ied nth tie Ger
nan tchtol. The sfskg % TIE tmrnAe1iaN
CopcsEtSor ,phica bsa BOW BEEN formally ssn1naeS'
10 tie Er allah Catholic. rofi3, byCEdiaANteiaAn
hGs pfcdnctd a. unsasy ssxfaN09. Thngs hAV'
cone 10 that psms IN tie Esgibh cksrch thai o
mar kLoTa ptsre ~ .. BssoPa ~, eesss.t frVz
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