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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-17
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Na0rt6t.

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05
POLICE MATTERS.

NJ There were three before his Honor the Re-
corder yesterday morning, all for drunkenness Geo.
Schneider the Squire requests to state particularly
that this is the Schnider who kept the mill in Penn
sylvania and charged too much Ol mbibed unconstitu
tional quantities ofyilanous and
got completely eorned. The Marshal found him Sat
urday lying the pavement in front of the jail in
very filthy condition, him in custody and lodged
him in the safe. On Sunday, the Squire says, be
let out wash himself an yesterday morning pre-
sented hearing; according to the testimony George
must have very drunk but in consideration of his
mental suffering light fine imposed, 81 which
some friend promised in writing TO paid, and the
poor devil received.
NJ Thos. Lttl6berry took too much aboard satur
day evening and grew tired under the burthen. He
sought the soest brick in the pavement and there
on ensconeea himself The Marshal howe took com
passion him and provided him with quarters ana
provision in the safe sunday the expense of the
city-good generous city--yesterday moring he wal
brought and fined So 50 and but being out
funds reposes again Quietly in the bosom OF
city i. boards with the jailor-
NJ DouaId Mcdonald found Sunday evening "
ing drunk the sidewalk pretty hard place lodge
but had pay the biggest kind of first fare
it. Yesterday morning he mulcted in % 50 and
being m nus tn" needful has become mass-r will
Littleberry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05
Resolutions Of Young America Fire Co.

Resolutions OF Young America FIRE Co.
Alta regular monthly meeting of the Young
America Fire Company No. 8, held at their
Hall on Saturday August 2, 1856. the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted: -.
Whereas, This Company having heard of
the unfortunate occurrence which took place
on last Thursday, in which fellow member
and officer of this Company was dangerously.
if not MORALLY wounded, h wing received from
reliable sources full history of the circum-
stances connected with the same. unanimously
Resolved, That the murderous assault made
upon our fellow member and officer, II. Clay
Stinson, by one Leotard Ross, was without
cause or provocatien, in which we have reason
to believe that said Ross was aided and abetted
by others, deserves the severest condemnation,
and that it is due to Stnson, as we'll as to the
honor and safety of this community, that all
who were connected with said assault either
as principals or accessories. should be brought
TO punishment.
Resolvea, That no blame attaches to H. Clay
Stinson, but that he deserves the highest com
rnendation for the manner in which he acted
and that we give hinenur sincere sympathy,
: and earnestly hope that ne may be speedily
zrestorsd to health
By order of YOUNG AMERICA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05
, YOUNG AMERICA.
Democrats and the Germans.

A correspondent of the State Journal, sign
sing himself, Tn. Hielscher, German, rebukes
the Sentinel for claiming to be the friend Of
,the Germans. and for saying that the Demo
cratic party is their very peculiar friend He
wants to know for what 'the slave holding
Democracy is entitled to the thanks of the
Germans" Among other matters he men.
tions the followings
The to-day Democracy thrust the Missouri
Compromise aside and opened those Terri
tories, which were consecrated to be the home
OF free settlers, to the negro capitalists of the
South. AS slave State has no industry, the
Germans, who own. no Slaves, but who rely
chiefly upon the tilhng of the soil and mechan
ical employment would be, as soon as Kansa:
would become slave State, virtually excluded
from it; and for this the Germans owe theil
thanks to the Sentinel and its party.
Among the suffering Free State men il
Kansas are good many Germans who now
have opportunty4to to. learn, what Democratic
friendship is-by FEELING. Mr.. Dietzler,
German is, together with Gov. Robinson, i'm
prisoned for treason. when nothing but The
La,os given by the Missourians, were high trea
son against the United States Constitution
The Democratic party in Convention of Gin
cinnati approved of the acts of Franklin Pierce
and by that, made themselves, ono and all, &C
completes to those Internal acts, for which alst
they will get our thanks.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY UP TOWN, ESQ.

IMPRovINo.-One of the cheering signs Of the
times indicating the present moral OF society,"
the paucty of Undertakes in midet Whether this
is to be attributed to the moral convictions of indvidu
ais themselves, or to the strngency with which our
Municipal ordinances are being executed, not
prepared to perhaps both of these contribute
to ward bringing about this desirable result Hereto
fore, particularly during political Campaigns, the ntox
cang cup has held, to fearful extent, dominion
the bodies and souls of lin the hastings.
speakers hardly deemed qualified address their
audiences audiences listen their speakers until
after liberal infusion Of the damnng liquid had pre-
pared their minds for declaring and endorsing the
extravagant conceptions of imagDation quicke BY
its influences.
While opposed unconstitutional legislation,
yet hail harbinger of the goOd time coming
the disposition of the people to expel this protean
ster from midst, by force of more SPECIFY effect
than simply moral suasion. There is one law which
earthly tribunal declare unconstitutons power
which Judicial decision paralyze, and that
is the law of public opinion, and the of the Al
mighty Ruler of the Universe. To these all other pow
eventually succumb and to their potency do
look for the total exIerpaton of the hydra of intern
perance.
UPA Fillmore and Donelson Club is about being Or
ganzed ia city. Stand of the way old Liners
and Republicans, the ball will roll right you.
IL
the atmosphe considerably and reduced it to a very
mods rate temperature.
Il = The work of repairing the Court House
gra uly progressing. The heavy part of the work is
being done. aud progress is necessarily slow In
time heavy mbers will all be in their places
when II will advance rapidy. According to the
contract the whole is be completed by the
first of January.
OLD Books Among the lot of books received
the Library Assoc at0D several venerable
tenarans the oldest of whic is the Works OF Thos.
Cowiey" printed in 1868 and nearly 200 years old
II will be casse among the venerable rell's 81
antiquity aud antiquarans may seek amoag its ancent
| pages for gems of forgotten lore
CANAL-Tbe canal is again in good boating order, the
repairs at late breach having been completed las
Friday and the water let in Immediately Thirteen ca
boats LOADED with freight started up during the lat
ter part of last week and two prepared tO
start yesterday evening. They may meet with a shor
detention the break, but in day the ditch viii
| he full
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05
From Washington.
(cOrrsspondenee of the New YOr kHerald.)


WASHINGTON, July 80.
Thurlow Weed left here this afternoon, dis
gusted with the turn affairs have taken as to
his Pacific Railroad scheme. 1t is said an eff
fort is to be made to get the Committee on
Public Lands to report the bill, and probably
Weed has gone after more influence But
Congress will never agree to bill giving forty
millions acres to particular company, espe-
cially one controlled by the New York Central
Railroad monopoly. There are two or three
members of Congress large shareholders in the
New York Central Railroad, who take an I'M
common interest in the Pacific scheme.
The California Land Bill, to do away with
the supervisory power of the Courts. and, by a
sort of er post facto legislation, confirm some
four hundred decisions of the California Land
Board, was defeated to-day by decided vote.
The Herald's explanation of this affair, some
weeks ago called the attention of members to
it, and hence its defeat
The House majority are in hopes of pro-
longing the session by delaying the appropria
ton bills. The Senate, however, is firm, and
will adjourn on the 18th, and let the issue 60
the country.
Gen. Webb is understood to take great in
terest in pressing Vanderbilt's application for
a mail contract. 1t will doubtless fail.
OF Judge Morton was present at Dayton
on the evening preceding the ratification on
Wednesday. His speech ON the occasion is
pronounced by the Buckeyes to have been the
best made in Dayton this year in point of ar
gument and convincing reason. He astonish-
ed those who had not previously heard him,
and surpassed the expectations of his friends.
In every respect-on the stump, in knowl-
IL Il. II I l. 4
every way the superior of his competitor in
the gubernatorial race State jour.
Judge Morton will be here on the 22d oil
this month. He cannot well surpass the ex-
pectaions of his friends here, but he can real
ize their expectations. We hope there will
be large attendance from the country on the
occasion. He will speak at 1 o'clock in the
afternoon. This will give all residing in this
neighborhood an opportunity of attending.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05
REAL ESTATE SALES
BY JOHN INGLE, JR.
RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS HOUSES AT
Public Auction.

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next:
An T2o'ootk F. NJ, at the Auction Rooms Of OoLSEY
N NELSON. win sell the following ehO &c property.
to-wit:
story Brick Business House above Main
strsets occupied the Evansville Post Once,
in good repair. and excellent busn
stand renting 20 cent. cost and
selling price, TIE Lot 20 by 20 feet and building 20 BY so
feet.
0nng residence Judge so feet front
and $50 feet deep to alley The house
has six The neghbo excellent and only five
walk of business The lot alone is
worth than house and lot will sell for:
ALSo-fhe House aud Lot First adj einng
the residence built by DR. Casselberry the
occupied by John F. Crisp ESQ., and
the lot 3 front First street. by $50
alley in the of hoods and less
than three squares from the heart of business.
ALsoThEt fine Frame House and Lot lately occupied by
Jseob Division above seventh; this the
finest frame residence built in Evansville we'll
painted and papered ceilings " feet fence
and all completes; the neghborhoOd is
10 very good and improving fast
All this will he sold low. Terms for all except
the ouse-One third cash; at six and
tbi dat twelve months. he Born houseonehird cash:
third snd onethird at two In all
with interest and waving relief laws and secured by
the premises Discomfort ten cent for cash.
jyto-tds JOHN INGLE. JR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05
.APp0INTNENTs FOR JUDGE HORTON.

Jadge Morton, Peoples candidate for Governor, viii
speak the following times sad places Let the whole
people turn out and hear him:
Delphi, July n. at 1P. N.
Dayton. August list, at P.
Rockville, August, Cd at l pm.
Greencastle, August 4th at Pm.
Bedford, August 5th, atlr.M
Salem, A ugust 9Th, at lp. M.
Bloomington, August 7th, at P. NJ.
tCordyon, August 10, at P NJ.
Lsavenworth. august IA, at 1P.A.
Rome, August 10, at pm.
Rockport. August i8. at p. NJ.
bonneville, August 10, at I'm.
Mt. Vernon, August 81, at 1P.N.
Evansville, August 90, at P N.
Princeton, August %, at Pm.
Petersburg, August %, at P.
Warrington, August 20, at r, N.
Dover Hill, August27 at P. N.
Paoli, Angus %, ut P. NJ.
Spencer (Owen Col August 90, at Pm.
Bloomfield, August 30, At l -M.
Ivan, September I. at P. N.
Bowling Green, Sept. 2. atlP.M.
Terre Haute Sept. 3, at Pm.
Seymour, Sept. S, at O'Clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05

GIVE are requested by DIR. NJ. 7. Ross to
say, that the Ross of Carmi, ILL.,, who was en-
gagged in the West Franklin ARRAY, is positive
ly no relation of his. The Doctor thinks the
rumor out that they are related is calculated
to injure his character and practice!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05
THIRTY-FoURTH coNGREss-FrRsr SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.
SENATE.-Wilson offered resolutions which
lies over instructing Indian Committee to re-
port forthwith a resolution authorizing the
President to direct the Attorney of Kansas to
enter nolle qut on each of the indictments
against Robinson, Smith, jenkins, John
Drawn, Williams, j. w. Brown and Reitzler,
for treason against United States
Senate resumed consideration of bill relative
to claim of Richard w. Thompson, and cansid-
s.able debate ensued.
HoUsE--The House considered and passed
bill providing for appointment af commission
to run boundary line between Washington
Territory and British possessions under Ore
gon Territory, there being conflicting claim
ants to valuable claims owing to undetermi-
nation of main channel southerly from Gulfof
Georgia to straits of Fuca.
House passed Senate bill, appropriating
100000 for the improvement of Patapsco
river and rendering the port of Baltimore &C.
cessible for war steamers.
Purvynce moved the suspension Of the rules
to enable him to introduce a resolution in
structing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
forthwith and report by what authority in
dctments in Kansas of Messrs. Robinson,
Deitzler, Brown, Smith and others had been
made together with the offences with which
they stand charged, if they are imprisoned on
charge treason for participation in the forma.
ton of the Topeka Constitution, and directing
the committee to report bill ordering rsollt
the committee to have power to send for per-
sons and papers. Motion disagreed to--yeas
1C6, nays a, two thirds vote being necessa-
ry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05
Col, Henry s. Lane

Will address the citizans of Evansville to-
morrow afternoon, at such time and place as
we shall announce tomorrow. He is one
the best speakers in the State, and we are
sure will be welcomed by great audience
Let all go to hear him who can.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05

or The Franklin Qa.) Banner has struck
the Democratic" flag and run up to its mast
head the patriotic names Of Fillmore and Don
elson. The 1hilbodaux Minerva, in the same
State, formerly'a, Pierce paper, has done the
same thing.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
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New YORK, August 4.
The steamer Emu left Havre on the 22d ult
No later intelligence from the revolution IT.
Spain.
Naravese left Paris for Bayonue, and was
placed under arrest by Odounald
Advices from Florence mention negotiations
between the governments of Naples. Florence
and Modena. for the purpose of forming Fed
erarch under the patronage of Austria.
LONDON, July 18.
Consols for money 953s @95A for account.
The London Times intimates that Mr.. Dali
las proposition for the settlement Of the Gen.
trail America question proves satisfactory to
England.
Dates to the 10Th give commercial news
but few hours later than previously received.
Parliament will probably be prorogued on
the 23d.
Serious riots occurred at Aiderbalt camp on
the 18th and 18th, between German troops
and 41st regiment. Two Germans killed
Several soldiers wounded on both sides I'm
mediate cause of outbreak not known There
had for some time previous been an alarming
state of excitement at the camp.
Later
LIVERPOOL, July Is.
Serious disturbances have taken place in
visions.
1t is rumored that the King of Naples con-
templates advocating in favor of Duke Calebe-
RIO
Madrid remains quiet.
Saragrossa, Barcelona, Logrone and Hilboa
are in state ofinsurrection.
Kentucky Election.
LOUISVILLE, Augusta.
Shelbyville gives the Americans majority
of l55.
Frankfort has an American majority Of 1O2.
Glasgow gives the Americans majority of
143.
An ARRAY occurred in which a man named
Ship was killed, and two brothers named
Walker were badly hurt.
The Americans carried the bay by 2123
majority in this county.
LOUISVILLE, 10 P. NJ.
The highest American vote polled was PAST.
Highest independent vote GIG.
LEXINGTON KY, August 4th. 10 P. M.
The whole American ticket except City
Marshal elected.
The London Times states that Dallas has
been empowered to propose the reestablish-
ment of San Juan as free port under Lica-
raguan sovereignty, reserving the right Of traf-
&c of three and three such portions of the riv-
er San Juan as may be necessary. The Mos
quito Indians are to be concentrated in def
mite territory, which will leave clear the
mouth of San Juan river and town, but their
rights are to be guarded and the annuity for
the term paid their chiefs.
The Bay Islands are to be restored to Hon
duras, but the Ballze will remain in British
possession with the same territorial law as in
1850.
St, Louis Election.
ST.. LOUIS Aug. 4th II P. NJ.
The returns indicate the election of Blair to
Congress, and the election of the entire Benton
ticket to Congress. Majorities not ascertain
ed. Everything quiet.
CoNGRE SsIoNAL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW York, Aug.4
Flour buoyant sales of 5000 bbls at ss@s for South
ern and 1899 for extra. Wheat advanced Sc with
sales of bushels at sc for Southern white Corn
advanced sales bushels at 66c for mixed Mess
Pork buoyant but steady. Beef dull. Lard steady.
Whisky dropping.
PITTSBURGH, Aug 4.
River standing Ie inches by the metal mark. Wealth
or cloudy. q
CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.
River 80 inches In the channel and falling slowly.
Gather clear and pleasant.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05
PE0PLE,s MASS MEETING.

Mass meetings of the People opposed to the present
administration and lite under James Buchan
an will be held at The following times and places
Judge Morton and others will address the public.
Corydon. August 18th.
Princeton, August gid.
Tsrre Haute September Sd.
seymour, September 5th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05

fox streets, with its contents was destroyed
Loss about $1,000. The fire is the work of an
incendiary.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.
1t is understood that Buchanan in accord
land in a few days for Bedford Springs, where
he will remain two or three weeks
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-05

0rWord was brought up last evening tina
Mr.. Stinson was BETTER and there are nov
strong hopes of his recosery