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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-25
REM0vAIlOFBooT AND SHOE STORE

Still N TIE F1ELD!- 4
eEn =DEUSNE informs his old customers andthe Public
generally he removed his Boot an Shoe Store
"a Main and the Post I'll lower
side he sprepared t. make all Of Boots an Z
the the best materalsand warranted
~ flwnrk delivere at the xEEY ouR promised
% no He ho 10 recAive liberal patronage az
he determined by hard work and
roy nth eaF to succeed. - ssrt 49, Nfebl3-tf
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"a 70 VA n bfRBUHfsH COUNTY. hid. err
DFRECTtRS:

Robert Barnes, John S. Hopkins, W9,a. Heilnqan,
Philip Decker H D. HIS, I'm. u i''es-
TON, and H'na. BeeleY.
no prepared to take risks pro-
Town and Country Snin ne
Application may be made the Secretary e5ter o. the
Directors. ~ a d
JEREMIAH BENIN. Seery oesA0"is
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EyLOW R thermo travelling PAM
II best London ing eight and ten key French
accordeons fine French HARRIS deils marblss toys
port monnaies combs Superior needles pins tooth
picks key rings pencils steel pens, tooth brushes
beads chess msn. sraps
soap Jumping and battle DOORS with great
variety of notions for sale ny A. @. PUSHEE, 55fa
: apps fEk under Odd Fellows Hail. First st.
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81 ~. et.t OwESsBoRo. Ky, Feb. %. 1855
DR.. W. T. OwFN-Dear Sir / have been sf8ieed with
chi and fevers for six months. and
edes. IN duced ysur 4gne Pills which
have cured me sound and we'll, them ts
best medicine In BALTHASER MACH.
Il have known the Above
"a $3.50 1900 J.PIUNEETT. River Tradss
49, Pc
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GUERRE oTXPEs

DAA%O Eek EE-EsG01I1G = -
TAKEN At THE SUN BEAM
OPP OSITE POST OF FIG e
HAVING made an entire change in my mammoth Sky
Light. by which am enabled to take much finer Pic
lures than heretofore that to take pic
in the W est.
have also associated with me for short time Mr.
" q sby who Is many xperiepce. by
which 10th Of may always be found
at ire rooms, ready to take pictures sss@asS
M@- Rememberthe place ne Once.
y w are also prepared aud take lkenesses
Oet2otf wsw.TILEsToN
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EVOR4 TABLE CUTLER H--In sets of 81 pieces an
Il pieces Ivory Knives Silver Fo rp
1very G and Steels, for sale by
CHAS. S. WELLS.
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lust direct the East additional
u which nvite the Ladies to give
fegaen calls ad sell cheaper than the cheapest
w part attention Wooden
En- dish Merinos, Cashmere De LANES
aera annels ksomething
new Wool Hesa Of all colors and
tul LAess aenisette Sfeevea etc.;
sof viii he reduced
call call NOVEL R0SER BROTHER. & FREY. q
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elotiling, GentIemea,s Fnrnishing

) t1OOds. &c z
- GOOD ARTICLES, AND CHEAP. =
AIEsAE srOTSE.---The undersigned has inst opened .
u Clothing Water Street, between Vine and
Streets formerly occupied by NJ
lin se has received large stock Of Fa
gn Winter Clothtng othe best make and Of the latest
style of which viii be sold arkably cheap Abar
lars Cravats Soeks Drawers HandkeTchfefs Sc.
the varieties always be found at this store and
asonshin ely cheap. Call and ex anime for
= ep1stf ADDAM JACOBS.
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Icertifv that had clfs svsr was induced from
pr had in curing eblls and
purchase of W.T. stiy celebra-
Pills hal the Whole entirely
Welt aud believe them be the Pill to
public Tor the cure of Ague and Fever. f. AYR RES.
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LAUGIILIN, W NJ. O. Joke
CRANE, CO0IzEz& co..
& Water Strest. batween Main and Locust streets.
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TRANSPORTATE TON.
NEW YORK AND EVA NSVILLE

NEW YORK AND, EVANSVILLE,
VIA ALBANY, BUFFALO AND TOLEDO ga
WYE prepared to contract for the delivery Of
SE Merchandise generally from New 8ork to this PLACE.
bv the most rellaHle Ines very favorable terms Ship
pers and merchants requested to agents before
as we their
stt5sf GEO Eos Err 4 CO.
asi5aa5fH ssa BEDFORD LINE. - zlss1sf
Leaves daily Sabbaths excepted No transship
ment al Albany. Steam Lakes. ss1S O. isfs<s
PRoPRIEToRs AMP AGENTS. $50
G. W Paten Coz e
d B Williams. rs BrOadst. tu2-stairs. New York..
r. r. Livingston.
o. Patten a. Co.. Buffalo, N VI, k7s4sesFf
Sinclair e Co.. Toledo, Ohio
Geo. Foster & Co Evansville fad, IS So -4sfs
OLD OSN EGO LINE.
From foe Broad daily. n traHssh PM mt at
Albany Troy. Mark packages -Old Oswego Line care
Sinclair & Co :, Toledo. O.. ~
{ fsf PROPRiKroes AGENTS.
F. s. Lttleiohn. 100 Broad street, New York -
Fftzhugh& Littiejohn, 0swego N. Y. fas sA-'<
Sinclair e. Co.. Toledo. 0hio.i zssa4 -tt
SEQ. Foster & Co, Eyansviile. Ind y27
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the Money will
CASH the time sale; the baIanee paid in
usalmeHts Of equal amount in two and three
le with
per per annu the unuaid be
the lotftsef BY B0nd and mortfaxer The
other viii be q 50 liberal ppt it in
Applications purchase for information
either the Trustees ct aaeiphia orNvY hsr
agent toetl2-em)- s. STATS TAYLOR, at Cairo.
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~ pablo Of Evansville.
~ ta= 6dies elr5uiarlv. that the undersigned
igs stock Of Winter Goods. consisting Of
Velset cl1tl0ak MaAsr Head dresses and Brsc
velvet sknnt straw Bsaaets Kid. silk and Isle
Un4ersteevss. aqd Schimisetts
pfious which wishes dispose offs the low
prices wishing viii please give her call.
+. R BANKER First
teet}-dtf hetw. Main and Locust. next door p o.
EtDFFE Fss--spsbazs Pa. b, w. Flour thelanding
a 7 aieh We ell AZ rsd aoed prices. Isl
nsy2e " " D.sHElMsNN.
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0tyKssBoRo. April II, fss5
certify applied 4 soee
PHYSICIAN prescribed and gave medicine,
viii break the Oh rs give relief
Owens Pills; did theN
stopped the eilfs and am perfectly II They
disressin side. was
fearful something Persons afflicted
with chiIls certain
cure ss3 rSs-e fss-f GEO W MONARCH =
eS- These Pills warranted in every instances
where. the directions follow -
"a For sale, Wholesale and retail. Nv
:. w. COMPTON. Druggisa.
Owenshurg KY.
Also by WOOLSEY & SAWYER
Wholesale and Retair sszer n.
ssp14mzw e-sssikf fs,Sfs.<5,a Evansville. JSd.
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EFTsxNETURE WALL PAPER, &c.
s Ar sfiHNIfDT & sTARKBss. -

w lVaep stan y hand variety of Sofas blyans
NC Lounges Chairs etc. of our own fracture q
these articles with hair or plush
bortoms and in any style desired
Also large and beautiful y II
PAPERS all qualities an styles towhcn we
w pub1is attention. u,x,.,,S,, ON ~
pi4Rk
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DIR. Z. OWENS PILLS.
s9ss1ras FoR TIE CURE oFlape hee
FEVER AND uAGUE AND NGHTLLS

al hae 8ee "a ma II ENERS. ssfga4rr
TT is oftc and too reesenty the lratce Of individuals
who sesp anew gull the Publiewih iiss
certificates purpQrting TO iron persons who have
een ~ th reof Nlsen 1aef thos certificates
merely Imagination Of the brain
) the edieine. with hstitious ~ ~
the claim for the
d cures A Diseases hish
the diseases ed in the this
been ohefsd suffering humanity
speedy remedy To sutstantiate
personsin this Community after trying
medicines purporting
fouud relief from the Of these Pills.
These Pills not composed Of cheap ngredients and
made by aehin for the making oBey They
made and put by the aud
entirely costly and pure drugs such
rail- pills. But those who
wish article which viii cure Acue and Fever in
thereby thepatient daily
paton viii ind these Pills the and medicine
ever prepared. - II ~ s..
Read the folio wing cert and If evil
dence the virtues of these ls it will
agpli c1tion to the subscI hers; 7 ~
~ fs-t !sf ,OwKNsBoHe. KY. Augustl, 1885
This certifes that akcvsry sick with chill
and high fever and vomiting and went
Of Dr. wenss Ague pills and am bappy Of
fecteda speedy and permanent cure ) JdN H. MeFAR-
Il sSsS..s - "a t..fs,s Augpst1. 1856
Icertif that had chill feysr and induced
the ienthat DR. Owen, ills had in ebils
fever purchase box Dr. w I 0sensj stiycelebrs
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ND THE IlAnIEN.

e~SHEESE. txC.-25 boxes W r.. Cream Cheese, 8
~ 500 Btltimsre Roe Herring.
20 bush Hominy. lust received at
deeI COOKS Family Grocery.
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PAVILION HOTEL.


HAVE associated with my business MI. Charles E.
Leonard. From this date we shall conduct the .Pavil
z EvrnsSiiiss Dec. RIGGS. = Issos:sf
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arAssEsl.ls SVtlIsFks ss.ENToVED.

fEVIIe uager5Det woei respectfully the public
tHsf removed his Marble Works First rect,
Vfne and nearly opposite Apollo Hail.
hse a r9csived ihgs lot o. hne Marbe which Iwill
seit tte have had many
prAesaa workman and vi give personal attention 20
every w4rs. III kindsof
the sryIe Monuments, Tombs Head
and generally and prices
the wanting
line OF 10 give call
psperrsotY in TO NIB scne the
An work VA faated. novi5 II John HYDE. :
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- F. FEOUR-l5saeks Canal Min S F. Flour.
Sc do Poseyville do. ass
do do Fine Flour, S.
nevi7 - w ~ =. vTnKERY.
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IN - Emery fwo horse Powers and Threshers; all
the PnesFlsania 4horse Powers and Thresber; Emery
alar saws Viii "a adapted saving Cord Wood or Il
ourros S; all Of which we are selling urer
pr nevis GRANT q CARSON.
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JUST RECEIVE a

z I]'fZ UNaI EIodsl 30 pair Fire lrons ass d;
y 100 pair Boys and Men . Skates;
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J - .71l---s-a4-a--E -.
n TfTRE-I case Lustre received this day
q 4 aud for sale by NOVA JAMES LOW \ 90.
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BOOTS, SHOES. Sc. FOR THE
a4aRzNWFR KSy

SALT N a q ZOO hrIs Fnmroy salts
- an bales Gunnies. extra quality:
F} Flour in barrels and sacks; for sale by
t3f2 t#Efl JOHN BURTIS.
nnva4 w ater street. above Main
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5C0NFEGIIUNERss EUIE.I httEFERE.f IND
FAMILIES,
RE invited to examine our Of Superior E5
"a traces Vanilla Lemon. Rose, Neetarine. Bitter Al
and Cinnamon. for faYoing eastards blsne maEge
eg25 - TENNlsY SasoRENsoN
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,Nrtr York Markets.

The cotton nnik was quite active Yesterday,
and sales Of about Z 300 bnles were reported. in
Guiding about three. fourihs in transiiu Mid
ding uplands quoted at 10 ) Ical lc., clos
ing nearer the latter figure. Flour wp- again
heavy and lower, with rather more doing Com.
mon to good State closed Mt s. a. So, and cA.
tra do. at SO SO 50 Other Descriptions # the
lower grades sy mpnihised with the depression in
common State while medium. fancy and extra
brands less affected. Prime wheat wns
steady. while poor was neglected and nominal. -
Good white Southern sold Mt E 81. prime Mis-
souri, do. at 81 81. aud choice Geuesee do nj So
the two latter in small lots carn was with
out change. which ranged from 6Oc. II 65c. while
n cargo of Drvereauxs prime North Carolina
white sold at &c. Rye was lower and quite nc
tive. 1t sold at 95c. II 96c., part 10 arrive. aud
closed mt Ole. for good Northern. Pork WAS
tiriner, aud mes sold at $40 ~ 4 il6 81 =
Sugars were active and firm, with sAles of 200
hhds and 40 hox'-: Moa>sns also in good
demand, with sales OF 700 e01 bbl>. New
Orleans AT stcalN prices The chief iransae-
ton in coffee Wa sale of 3.}J0 bags Rio by
auction, at average of about IL 3 &c.
Freights were dali. without further change of
moment in rate-.-N. J. Htrald April Is.
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!Sh00tiuD affair at Nflp Orleans.


Yesterday, AT about half past eleven O'Clock
says the New Orleans Crescent of Wedrl es day
last, Mr. jenkins. proprietor, and Mr.. Crow
ley, reporter, of the Daiiy Delta. were eros
sing Canal street. from Chartres to Camp. Grow
ley attacked by man named Michn el No
Ian who commenced beating him with a c ane.-
Crowley drew revolver and fired it severa times
without effect. Nolan continuing to his stick
vigorously and telling him t. the banqu' tie
Noan's brother. who wa. along, drew re vnlvrr
to keep the crowd from interfering, and fir ed it
off three or four times. Officer Gustave LATE
randeric, who Just then reached the spot. seized
Nolan. and while wrestling the pistol from him, it
went off the ball entering the front of his thigh
going down in the literal direction, and coming
ont behind. We find it impossible to tell how
many shots were fred on either side; thor Oh six
or eight shots we're fired in all. 1t was raracle
that no one was hurt besides Lafferander lie. for
the whole vicinity of the melee crowde with
people, many of whom we're ladies out sho pping.
The attack of the Nolans account of Il
recent article in the Delta. severely red ectng
upon Michael Nolan in his capacity of pre- vision
contractor for the Marine Hospital, which arri :le
they traced to Crowey's pen. The Noans Il I'D
Crowley are all 1rishmen
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Npn Ocean Mail line-Ths MesiHa Treaty

WASHINGTON, April l5.--The bill introduced
in the Senate to-day by Mr.. Rusk. authorizing
the Postmaster General and the Secretary of the
Navy to enter into n contract with Messrs. Van
derblt and Livingston for the conveyance Of mails
between Southampton and New York or such
other parts of the United States as the public
service may require in steamers suitable for de-
fensive purposes. for which at any time the, 90 .
venment may employ them on the payment of II
rea sonahle amount of money.
The length of the contract for carrying The
malsis not to exceed six years, and the compen-
saton not TO be more than the English govern
ment pays TO the Cunard line.
The President has transDtted to the Sena' =
yoInmuous documents relative to the payment
Of the 81. 900 900 under the Mesilla treaty. The
com,rise the statements heretofore unofficial Y
published an the subject and say that Me ssrs'
Rowland and Aspinwall received three several
sums amounting to S2,0O0.00O and that Messrs.
Hargous 81 Brother received the remainder ON
the 9Th of February last
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. April l6-SENArE--Th Senate
DAY passed bill To remove fram circulation
an q. the smaller Mexican and Spanish coin; esiab-
fishing their value when received by Government
aud providing for the coinage of anew deserip.
ton If cents
Mr. Seward introduced bill providing for the
taking possession IF Guano Islands discovered by
Americans
Mr. Jones of Iowa, made long speech on Kun
sas affairs. end The Senate adjourned.
iietst-lhe House passed hill granting $50
per month for the relief 81 lady in South Ga,o-
lima. who lost three sons in the Mexican war.
III" agricultural portion Of the Patent Office
Report was received.
The House passed the joint resolution sub
seribing for $4,000 copies Of Kane.s Arctic ex-
pl"raton narrative, and providing medals for DR..
Name and the officers of his expedition.
The House then adjourned
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ARRIVALS AT THE
T.

April I'll Bailey, Abingdon; G Pettigrow, Rock
bridge Mrs Watson Miss Pearson Miss Jones Msrion
Ayres Lynchburg;C Anderson, Nelson; Mrs Hart Rock
bridge Cundif, Botetourt c Ward Adams Cos Ex;
lhos Henderson, Va Jas Petgrcw Va & Tenn Z, b
Anthony Campbel W Pannill Pitts: T Johnson Char
ottesvilc; Thos Lindsey. Wax Tenn R; G. Pet;igrew,
Rockbridgc; Dednis, Liberty; Lavinder city: En-
merson lady, children and seryt Campbel:J Pe'eman,
Christians6urg Kirkpatrick Liberty Gibson Monroe
a McQuinn, Washington county; VIM Frazer and lady
Campbell; Sutherland Richmond; Kyle. Montgomery;
w Mann, New port; L Shanken Monroe; VIM Jordan,
Bedford, DIR G Boyen Boetourt:J w Phelps Bepford
Woodrum Caem; b Hamilton, Philadelphia; WIN Thomas,
Mont
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St-amboat Burned on Seneca Lake,

GENEVA. n. Y, April l5.--1he steamboat John
Atroit, ply ing on the Seneca Lake. was burned
to the waters edge this morning. while laying at
her dock nj Watkins. A man ON board. named
Dennis, was turned to crisp. He resided ut
Starkey. Nearly all on board were more or less
injured. but few seriously. Cupt Tuthill was
burned about the head, hands and feet.
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NEW York, April l9.-The steamer George
Law, with California mails 10 March Goth. has
arrived.
The news by her confirms the reported defeat
Of Walkers troops, which brought to Pana-
ma by the Dutch steamer Emily from San
Jose.
Col. Schlessinger. of Walkers army, with 400
men, was well fortified at Hacienda Santa Rosa.
when he attacked by the Costa Rcans and
entirely defeated. Nineteen Americans were.
made prisoners. A court martial was held on
them by the Costa Ricans, at which they wel.,
condemned to death. They were then led ont
and shot.-They chiefly Irish and Ger
mans.
Accounts say that Sehessngers and Walk
er's party surprised by the Costa Ricans
who after firing one volley leaped the walls with
knives and bnyonets, cutting down all they
countered They dispersed or took prisoner. the
whole force.
The Costa Ricans had sixteen killed and TWEEN
ty five wounded.
Ninety of Walkers men were found dead and
it is supposed that others persisted in the woods
to which they fed.
There great excitement in Costa Rca.
and tho war was very popular among all ca sses-
Many foreign residents had rendered their sci -
vices to the President.
The chief army, 1000 strong under Mora
marching on Nicaragua and would reac h the
IIbhtltI III eISHi ddPS'
A despatch says the attack laeted fourteen
minutes, when the fllibusters broke and flo ter
ried to the woods.
The field was strewed with the dead.
The Costa Ricans lost six officers
At last accounts Mora had embark ed for Pun
Ia Arenas.
The cholera was making dreadful nvages a
mong Walkers troops.
Some of the people had seized the English mail
for Costa RIGA at Grcytown
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
In the case of Adams & Co. vs. Cohen. Il tie re-
cever for that firm. tried in San Francis co, II
verdict for $290O0O had been given for the plain
tiff..
The State Democratic Convention, to appoint
delegates to the Cincinnati Convention had adop
ted resolutions approving the main featui es of
tho Nebraska bill, and declaring Buchani its
first choice for the Presidency.
The Caforeia Senate had rejected resolutions
condemnatory of the election of Banks as s peak
of the House. The same resolutions were pro
yisionaly passed by the House of Delegate s.
WASHINGTON TERRIToRY.
Advices from Washington Territory state that
body of 800 Indians were again about attack
Eg the settlers.
y conflict hadtaken place on White river be-
tween portion of the 4th regiment of In fantry
under 1t. Knutz and large body of Indi .ns.-
The latter ronted--onc white was kill I'D and
| eight privates wounded.
| Gen. Wool had arrived at Nancouver.an 1 was
preparing to take the field early in April.
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Republican State Convention IN Massachusetts,.
BosroN. April ia delegate Convention of
tho Republicans of Massachusetts, has been cal
TO meet at Worcester on the lth of June next,
for the purpose of selecting del. gates to the Re
publican National Convention 10 be held at Phil
adelphia on the 18th of the same month.
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Io,.r FINN, Kansas

CHICAGO, April &C. Advicos from Kansas arr
received t., the 18th inst. The committee ct thu
Free State is in session at Topeka preparing i
code Of laws TO be presested to the Legislature
when ii re- assemblies in July
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The dIbuuU NuuornitU.

ALBANY. April l5-fhe meeting at the capt
foi last evening TO protest against the frauds ut
the recent charter election, was largely attend
ed.
The vote for Mayor in the 9Th and 9Th wards
was rejected by the Common Council last night on
the ground of alleged frauds in canvassing, and
Eli Perry was declared elected Mayor. The
Board remained in session until 3 o,cl eek this
morning.
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7'be ATer;roa Minister Rpcetped.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-Gen. Robes til" new
Minister from Mexico presented his credeniini
to day 80 the President. Expressions OF friend
ship. and an earnest desire 10 preserve peace
and good feeling between theRepubics vt Mexlc"
end the u. States were mutually interchanged.
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MINISTER FROM FRANcE.-It is said that NJ.
de Sariiges will be succeeded in the L nited
States by the Viscount Serrurier. son of the
former French Minister to America. and neph-
ew Of the celebrated Marshal of that name. Nh.
SsrtiRes vii. be sen! as Ambassador TO Turin.
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Senator Bell.

1t is rumored in Washington, says the Ports
mouth tTennessee) Gazette. that Senator Bell
will resign his sea, in the United States Senate,
during the month Of June nexto account of i'm
paired health, thereby giving the legislature an
opportunity to elect his succcs.or
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Saline offLe 1gia.

NEW YORK., April l5.-The steamer Asia sail
ed hence to-day for Liverpool with 100000 IN
specie and $50 passengers among whom WINS Mr.
Sibbern late Swedish Minister to the United
Siates,
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DfSfruciins Fires.

CiNcINNATrI. April ll.-Eghteen houses in
Willlams,own KY. was destroyed by fire on
Saturday. The loss is unknown.
The mahogany mill of Henry Albre. in
Cincinnati. was damaged by fire yesterday to
the extent Of Sl2OO0.
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LATEST NEWS.
Later from Central America.
DEFEAT OF THE AMERICAN TROOPS
Twenty Americans Shot.

NEW ORLEANS. April l2.--The steamer En-
pire City has arrived here from Havana on tho
lllh inst.wth California mails To the Goth March.
The steamer George Inv sailed from San ,Ju-
an on the Goth March for New York, with 81
7OO,o00 in gold.
The steamer Osprey was burned at Kingston,
Jamaica. She was insured
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Aspinwall Courier of the 9Th March says,
that Col. Schlessinger of Col. Walkers Nicara.
guam army with 4OO troops had been defeated
near San Jose, by 500 Costa Ricans, under
President Mora. Twenty Americans made
prisoners, and that the Costa Ricans had en- cred
Nicaragua.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
The Indian troubles in Oregon and Washing
ton ter ritpries, continue.
'These figures must be wrong, as the 10 st
steamer from San Juan brought intelligence shat
President Morahud taken the field with five thou
sand Costa Ricans. This is probably the num-
Der which met and defeated Walkers troops. l.
REPORTER.