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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

of Hartford. Connecticut.

CAPITAL $500, OOO-aEI paid ~ and infested
TENHIS Company incorporated with perpetual
1919 and insures against loss OF damage ~
Dwelling Houses stores
Iii and erchandze general. Also. inland In
the perils Navigation Losses Will be oer
any aoJ uS'e" anu p THOMAS k. BRACE. Pres't.
E. G.. RIPLEY, Secretary. ,-, ~. ~ .,,t.ou; /
m ppiicatons for Insurance may be ulaus 70 he
ber daily authOrizedto receive proposals anu lsso
itSo ~ W. - A C. HALLOOK. Ag't.,
evil If Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
CEGAIs AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BEL. Isl AND2D.
70. Schaefer q Sehroeder's old 'tandO
TRESS ECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country, th2t have taken the above
stand determined to continue the same business and
will hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco ofthe 5es brands that Eastern markets a
ord also Snufand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds, Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
es the lowest cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction, andI respectfully
solicita share of public patronage. ap1-t
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READ THE roLLowING CERTIFICATES

LONDON. Laurel CO., KY, Nov. 1, 1856
MEssRS. v. H. SMITH & Co.-Last month"; when on
Louisville having afflicted with the Chils
for six weeks and finding relief in the various
that took. induced give Fever and
trial and in days missed the chill and have
proving think the
would earnestly this pre- par
alton all who afflicted with Fever Ague OF
Chills. Yours truly, JOHN A. CANAAN
thereby certify that during the
family en- Fl th near Broadway in thecfy of Lou
isville, KY, where myself and three of
ed with Chis and Fever We tried the
as quinine etc. without getting relief whtn Smith Cor
Fever and Agae Cure recommended me- and CON
menced using it, and in few days all relieved.
eheerfuy recommend it certain speedy
for That distressing disease Iregard 1t ediesS
for tine disease ever offered to the pubIic. @s.fa
Given under hand this I'D October 1888
Vile, KY. w LYLE
personally appeared before the undersigned W. A. Lyt
ana made oath that the forth in the
certiheate all true Given ander hand this 22d
October. 1855 JOS. CLEMENTS. j. p. J. q =
For salei Evansville. at wholesale or retail. BY
KELLER, FARNSLY 4 3D.,
dec3-6md&w Dru0gists Main atraef =.
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ESPEUTFUbLI cltlzens OF EVansViIIe
~ vicinity that they have formed partnership the
1ractiee of Medicine and Surgery
Having actively engaged in the profession for
century become familiar with the diseases Incl
climate they their experience
will entte them share of public patronage
Firsr Main Locust.
posite Office eithel both be
consulted unless absent professional business.
els
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WEhave rented the Brick Building First street.
Bement Vieles and in few days
will receiving Spring Stock We would respectfully
aud the trade
shall be to eher them
quality Goods and in
prices will goods all cash aud prompt time
buyers other house in the West and solicit
the patronage Of all such custom - - -.o-,.~,
j.. Fl. d. W. W. MORGAN.
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CO-pARTNERSH
DA%U Ell L.
TAKEN AT THE SUN BEAM

u n N
HAVING made an entire change in my mammoth Sky
IL Light, by which enabled to take much liner pie
lures prepared to take pic
lures will favOrably with taken
i the West. =,
Rave also associated with me for short time Mr. j.
Walm3by operator of experience, by
which arrangement both of always be found
at tia rooms, ready tn take pictures.
aT- Remember the place opposite the Post Once
N also prsolre1 to out aud take ikenesses
oos25tf W. W. TILEsTON.
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Mustard article Sadler, Firth Sala6
Root Ginger Isingass. Galat
the article Indigo brought this market Yeast
Merrills; Yeast Mills Yeast Durkees Heck
nrenarad Farind desirable article for children and
yas Spces every other aFelS the
may need in hisline, mhzz
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CLOTHING, &C.
.ruR ,IIlEs sunRENDER ED. :!

~ TTIT
EtJNCE MESS RS ALTERING BRU MMER HAVE
leased the Stand Water street under the
Journal overlooking with the largestas-
STYLES Fall and Winter
AIIIEsHAvE BEEN CoafPELLFp ToSGRRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK ,.,.
consist. in part Mems and Boy ready-mads Clothng
Trunks together with the most extenslv
Gentle Dress Goods and Taors urhlh IoouS
brought this city Their facilities for na
superior other house In hS
which them all times to fill all orders with the o
goods and the best bargains Country and
an the public generally, are respectfully invited TO can
a Reduced Prices before pureha-
elsewhere. oeclo-t
CITY EKPRESG BUSINESS.
prepared do all kinds of City Express onsi-
ness lust alarge heavy wagon capable
CARRYING lbs springs made expressly for tue cit
Such carrying furniture without any danger
damage hauling grain the canal the rivers and in
fact hauling and city upon
the and reasonable terms Enquire at
| my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
STVEIE WARE.
inst received assortment OF Silver w are
w Table Tea Deseft Salt and Mustard Spoous
Butter Knives Sugar Spoons. Cream Ladies' Soup Ladies
children Forks etc all warranted will be sold at low
nrices Call soon at BITTROLFF & SONS,
| decIzd Main street. between First and Second.
| RECEIVED PER STEAMER MIDAS.
! - - BOXES W. r. Cream Cheese;
/ > > Gases N. Y. Paper Matches 100 gross;
Case boxes first o. Indigo;
Boxds double refined Soda Saleratus in h. paFersi
i octI7 A' Az i0Nu''' /. & D. hEINANN.
| US'P REDEIVED-In
| 81 Striped Linen Drills White Linen Drills
do do; Napkins;
| Linen Table Diaper; Cotton Table Daperj
Irish Linen; GiHghams
Russia Diaper J.O JEWELL & CO.;
| mhI3 Corner Vine and First,
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\
HAVING January disposed of interest in the
late firm Morgan. Keen Preston. have this day
formed copartnership with brosher VIM W Morgan,
under the name style H. W. w. MORGAN for the
purpose general wholesale business in Boots
and Shoes. Hats Caps, etc. j. ID. MOkGAN'
Evansville, Feb. 81, So.
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CRAWFORD BELL,

WHOs.FssA Ale AND RETAIL DRUGGIsT,
3 WASHINGTON BLOCK BUILDING, MAIN Ste
Evansville Ind.s
receiving best selected stock
Drugs Medicines. &c. br ught to the city Of EV
ansee. Every article the public is warranted
quality My attention will be
putting all orders and prescriptions
The stock consist in Part of the following:
10 Bbbls EPSON salts, bbls Spirits Turpentins,
IL Giauber do Alcohol &c A. P.
Cases English Ref Borax, Casks Tarter.
1 Case Gum Opium, 10 do Sup. Carb. Soda =
90 10 Shelac, Case Carbonate Magnesis,
do Copal. 1 do Called do,
Ceroons SIS spanish Foat Indigo, Bale Alez'd SIENNA,
HID Ombro Nader. do India do.
3CO OF Sulpt. Ouinine, 2Cases Sup. Liqusrice.
20 o. SuIph. Merphia, Kegs White Load,
10 do Acetate do, Bbls Caster Oil,
Bills Go peI Varnish 100 bxs Ass'd Window glass
do Linseed Oil, 2je boxes ASS d fassw are.
do LarlOiI, 26 lbs ChlorofoTm
Brandies and other liquors for Family ard sdca
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BOOTs, SHOES, &C.. FOR TIL
NGIuW VSl

Sale French Calf-kins French skins Linng Bind
ings Toppings Percha Webs. Threads. sparabes
etc and all other in the nanuaeturing
of Boots aud Shoes. Call aud examine for yourselves Sold
Inv for deoII -dtf II. j. HANF
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fire Y;ON Sick?

Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay
until your complaint is incurable, and then mourn
when it is too late. Fourfiths of all the diseases
which people the churchyards, might be curedby
Ayers Cathartic Pills, if taken in season. Don't
so dragging through the Spring, faint, sleepy and
lstless. because your blood is loaded with bile
Don't wear the Headache, Heartburn, and their
kindred disorder, because your stomach is foul
Don't parade yourself around the world covered
with Pimples, Blotches, Ulcers, Sores and all or
any of the unclean diseases of the skin because
your system wants cleansing. Don't show Your
self about, lean, haggard, all cayed in, because
your stomach and bowels need strengthening into
healthy action. Ayers Pills set these things right
as surely as water quenches fire. They purify the
body and blood, and restore their functions into
healthy activity which you can feel as quick as
they are taken. They are the one great medical
wonder of this age, recognized by all who know
their virtues, and many thousands know them
Take tho CHERRY PICTORIAL for a Cough, and the
PILLS for all arrangements requiring purgatiye
medicine.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Practical and
Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.-And sold by
EVANS g. CONKEY,
M'Gregor, Iowa. nl2 3m
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Prairie du Chen


Will have lively times about the Holli-
days, if all the Programmes are carried
out. The Balls number some less than
dozen, and the Churches are preparing to
make grand exhibitions of good Music and
fine Elocution.
There are many ways to be happy and
We never quarrel with people for pursuing
what course they like, provided always
they don't throw Instructions in our path
We sometimes feel very much like hear
ing good sermon, at other times we are
prone to dance. Our troubles Of con
science are few in consequence of gratif-
cation either way. We hope the Prairie
folks will have a good time all round. Ii
the weather behaves decently we promise
ourselves sight of some of the ''doings"
on the Badger side of the River. We
always admired Prairie du Chen, and az
we become acquainted with its citizens we
like it still better.
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HN ri a. u re.

VXIILLIAMS e. HARVEY have the largest
wv stock of Hardware above Dubuque. AL
though they have paid enormous Freights, they are
bound to keep the prices of Goods so that their
customers can do better than to so below. Every
one says they sell a great deal cheaper than any
store in this section. Of Stoves they have large
stock and at prices that not fail to suit. Give
them call and support a business near home, and
next season you may expect to buy as low as at
Dubuque or elsewhere. They have had expert,
ence in the high freight line and they donot mean
to be caught another time, but will store their
Goods in season and give their customers the bene
fit of Low Freights
MeGresor, Dec 10Th, 1855 NIL If.
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Haze YON Subscribed
IN THE
Cosmopolitan Art AssOcia"
tom
FOR THE THIRD YEAR?

q FEE the rare inducements ! The management
= have the pleasure of announcing that the
collection of Works of Art designed for distribu-
ton among the subscribers whose names are re
ceved previous to the 2Sth of January, 81, Is
much larger and more costly than on any previous
year. Among the leading works in Sculpture
executed in the finest marble--is the new and
beautiful Statue of the ''Wood Nymph, the Busts
of the Three Great American Statesmen, Clay,
Webster & Calhoun, also the exquisite Ideal Bust,
"Sprng" Apollo and Diana, i'll marble. life size
Together with the following Groups and Statues,
in Carara Marble-of the Struggle for the heart,
Venus and Apple Psyche: agdalen Child Of
the Sea Innocence; Captive Bird and Little
Truant With numerous works in Bronze, and
collection of several hundred fine oil paintings, by
leading artists.
The whole of which are to be distributed or al
lotted among the subscribers whose names are re-
ceiyed previous to the Twenty eighth OF january,
81, when the Distribution will take place. Terms
of Subscription
Every subscriber of three dollars, is entitled to
a copy of splendid Steel Engraving, Saturday
Night" or a copy of any OF the following So
Magazines one year; also copy of the Art Jour
nal one wear, and a Ticket in the Annual Distri-
button of Works of Art.
| Thus, for every 50 paid, person not only gets
beautiful Engraving or Magazine one year, but
also receives the Aft journal one year, anu Il
| Ticket in the Annual Distribution, making four
dollars worth of reading besides the ticket, by
which 4 valuable painting orpiece OF statuary may
be received in addition.
Those who prefer Magazines to the Engraving
Saturday Night can have either Of the following
one year: Harper's Magazine Gody'5 Ladya
Book, United States Magazine, Kniclcrbockcr
Magazine, Grahams Magazine, BIackwood Maya
zine, Southern Literary Messenger.
No person is restricted to single share. Those
taking five memberships. renting 3l5 are en-
titled to six Engrayngs, and to six tickets in the
distrbution or any five of the Magazines, one
year, and six tickets.
Persons, in renting funds for membership, viii
please register the letter at the Post Office, to pre-
vent loss on receipt Of which, certificate o.
Membership, together with the Engraving Oh
Magazine desired, will be forwarded to any par
of the country.
For further particulars, see the November Ar
Journal, sent free on application.
For membership, address
G. l.. DERBY, Actuary c. A. A.
24S Broadway, New York, or Western Office, l G.
Water street, Sandusky, Ohio.
A. j. FALLOWDOWN,
Hon. Sec'y. for M'Gregor, Iowa. nl2tf.
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ETArthur Kimball, a young man be-
longing to Weare, was killed at West Con-
cord by the bursting of a cannon fired in
honor .ef the election Of the democratic
president.
Charles NJ Patterson accidently shot
himself in Orange, Con-. and did not sur
svive the amputation of his leg, by New
Haven surgeon.
! A l2t pound piekerel has been caught
at the mouth Of the Agawam river at
Springfield.
Mr.,Gray, ship builder at Milan, Ohio,
has procured the contract for building the
six revenue cutters which government is
about 10 place on the lakes.
The remains of the late Madison Rush,
lieutenant in the navy, who was drowned
in Minnesota, have been recovered and
buried in Philadelphia by the side of those
of the wife, to whom he had been married
3 but few months. It, r. was the third
Son of Hon. Richard Rush.
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Grand .TOnthgy Jubilee.

1t is impossible to give the details of this NUM-
fccnt arrangement in this short advertisement,
and We therefore refer the reader to circulars, or
to the "JOURNAL OF ROMANCE' itself a
copy of which may be had by writing to -. r.
BLAIR, publisher of Journal Of Romance, Chi
cago'--or New York,-or may be seen at the
office Of (name OF paper in which this advertise
ment appears)
TERMs-For one year, $500; for six months,
81 so tor three months, 81 90. Every subscriber
win get one premium immediately. and perhaps
another in the Monthly Jubilee Distribution.
N. B.--Be sure to send to the Office in Chicago
ibra specimen copy of the paper.
McC;recor, Nov. 90, 1856 n9tf.
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Chicago Market.
.Vp2v Hand at the BeySOsCs!

NDWARD CATHERMAN, takes this meth
II cd of informing the Public that he has re-
Gently commenced the Business of Blacksmithing,
in all it's Branches. He has taken the Shop for
merly occupied by A. c. White, one door West of
Helwigs Stand, and he hopes by strictattcnton to
business to receive all the work he can do. Hei
prepared to do any work in this line that may be
brought to the shop.
u Particular attention paid to Shooting Horses
and Cattle.
M'Gregor, Iowa, Dec. &C. nl2tf
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Hardin &Ch00l.

yENHE Fall term of this school viii commence
on Monday, Dec. LIST, to continue Eighteen
weeks
Facilities will be afforded for acquiring thor
oush practical education surpassed by no other
school OF the kind in the country.
Rates of Tuition for term of Eighteen
weeks. E
Comnon English branches, $500
Higher branches of Mathematics, - 500
Latin and Greek, 800
MR.. H. II. BARNES, Prest
MISS Gu. DAYTON, Asst.
10 Il. 7. RURNIiAN, Eec'y
Hardin, Nov. Oh. 1856. sss -ae nj 81.
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WARRINGTON, Dec. 25.

CHR1srxAs.--We anticipate our publ
cation day, to enable the Devil to call on
his friends. His acquaintance is large,
and though it may be perversion of the
design of the "early fathers" the bust
ness of his Satanic Majesty is generally
active on Christmas May all our old
readers be merry and may Santa Claus
not forget to ill the stockings of the little
boys and girls with the choicest pres
ents
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e. n Oc ri e s.

: Our stock of Groceries is complete. We for
bear enumerating the different articles composing
it for two reasons in the first place, press of
business will not admit of the time necessary to
do so, and in the second place, we do not wish to
monopolize too much of the Northern Iowa Times,
being aware that the Editor is pressed for want of
space to accommodate his numerous friends.
The attention of Dealers is particularly invited
to examine our Stock, before purchasing else
where.
The highest prices paid in Cash Or Goods for
Potatoes, Beans, Eggs, Butter, Lard, Cheese, and
Furs--Deer, Coon, Otter, Mink, Rat, and all
other skins.
N. B.-Iiaving q reverence for the Sabbath,
the proprietors Of the New York Store beg to de.
cline selling goods on that day, and hope that the
step will meet the approval Of the public.
9tf SHERMAN, McMoRRINE, & Co.
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. %STAMPS of all denomination
can now be had at the Post Office.

lyELEcTRICITY will connect the Old
and New World by July 4th 1851
The Submarine Telegraph will then be
completed. query. If the 4th Of July
had never been immortalized would this
work ever have been thought Of >
Doubtful.
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GF puzzLEs.-Those fond of Arth-
metical science or Enigmas, will find
something to suit them in the communi
cations of &C. N" and Julia" We
are obliged to both of them, and hope they
will continue to favor us.
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NJ GREGOR.
~~~<~~.>-
EVANS & G0NMEH

The subscribers have on hand and to
arrive, one of tn: largest and most COM
plete stocks Of
GROCERIES,
ever offered in Northern Iowa, consisting
in part of the following articles. which will
be sold fo- cash at low figures.
100 Bags Rio Coffee.
80 Hhds Sugar.
30 Bbls. Crushed and Clarified Sugar.
400 Kegs Nails. ..r.3
80 Bbls. Molasses. U
80 Chests Tea. -.....
pa Packets Java Coffee. ."fE
500 Four and 6 lib. Cables Imperial and
Young Hyson Tea.
10 Tons Grind Stones.
80 Boxes Palm Soap. t#"@
100 Boxes Star Candles.
100 Boxes Mould Candles.
100 Boxes Candies.
25 Bbls. Nuts.
10 Bbls. Tar
1000 Gallons Stone Ware.
100 Cases of Boots.
SO B.leS SheetlnS. ..., s.|s .s4.., 49,.
5 Bales Hickory Stripes.
3 Cases Denims.
1000 Seamless Bags, for sale by piece
or package, by E. IL c.
Tools, Buckets, Woodenware of all kinds
for sale by b. d. G..
Evans e. Adams Flows for sale by
..-a" E. Il C.
Mackerel, White Fish, Trout and Cod
Fish, for sale by . -, E. & G.
200 Bbls. ,salina Salt, in store and for
sale by EVANS d. CONkEl.
Finally everything in the Grocery Line;
all of which will be sold to the trade at
low prices "
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GOLD w ATC III E s

and THO Large and Valuable libraries. All pre-
miums will be decided upon, Immediately on re-
ceipt of subscription. Parties can specify any
article equal to the number of their subscriptions,
and without the hazard Of draocin9, they will be
boxed up and sent Immediately, though they be
ONE or THOUSAND DOLLARS: Besides
this, every subscriber comesin fora SECOND CHANCE
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The Republican

Of Iowa City, reflects upon Governor
Wright, of Indiana, for his unanswerable
letter on the subject of State interference
in Kansas matters.
sa If Gov. Grimes and his councillors pos
,sessed half the sense that is contained in
10. Wright's hat, the State of Iowa would
not present the ridiculous front she now
does. Gov. Wright has held the Execu-
tive Office seven years, and he has neither
attempted to do the business Of the Gen.
,,eral Government, nor has he succeeded in
juggling the State into debt in defiance
of the Constitution. Let the Hoosier
statesman alone. He is all wv fright
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VINO PRINTERS OF the North west--Having
the agency of all the best foundries in the
United States we are prepared to furnishat short.
notice and at foundry prices, Printing presses,
type job material. cuts, borders, cases, chases and
all articles used in the business, the cost of trans
portation only added. Also, Card, Book, new.
Ink and stationary, including cards and cardboard
supplied at low rates. Specimen books always OF
hand to make selections from. Persons buying
from us sare the whole cost and trouble of triI
to the east. All orders by mail from responsible
parties, promptly attended to. q
Address 3
J.B. DOOR e. Co, Dubuque, Iowa.
MtGregor, Nov. 2s. 1856. uS IF
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Roots es4sSs Shoes.

In this line we can suit every one. Our supply
of goods in this stock is the largest and best in
Northern Iowa. and consists of Mems Calf, Kip,
and Water proof Boots; Gents Patent Leather,
Enameled and Calf Glove-top Caters. The Va
ter-proof Boots ,rH dety ali ,oeather. Womens Kip,
Calf, and Enameled Shoes and Caters;
Chdren's Heavy and Fancy Shoes.
Boys Boots of all kinds
Buffalo and Rubber Oyer-Shoes, for men, women,
aud children
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Reported Expressly for the North Io,ea Times.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 90.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. %.
Snow II feet on level. No Cars have left the
CITY since the lst of the month. All the Locomo
tives are employed in delivering "Lager Beer" to
the various Saloons.
BosroN, Dec. %.
Barnum has bought the barrel Of apples that
Mai. Poore wheeled from Roxbury. Mrs. Parting
ton is spoken of as Senator from Mass, in place of
Sumner, declined.
WHEATLAND, Pa, Dec. "a.
Buck has found doe; she is sister to JOHN Doe
Of legal celebrity. Rumors of appointments are
rife at Lancaster. Col. Foney will be sent as Min
lister to CALI Jorney. "Brooks'' is to run Gov
eminent Saw Mill. Stringfellow superintends the
Naval Rope Walk. Fremont has applied for the
Post of Beef Inspector. Beecher goes into the
Arsenal. Toombs has charge of the Dead Letter
Office.
Iowa CRY, Dec. a.
Legislation progresses slowly. Grimes is read
ing the experience of s. Panza as Governor of Bara
taria. G. sympathzes deeply with his great proto-
type. He hates DR.. Eads as cordially as Sancho
did his medical adviser.
..r=. WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
Congress adjourned yesterday for the Holidays
Fire Crackers and Schiedam Schnapps slightly
advanced. Senator Douglas has received from
distinguished gentleman of this City A. Cutt(S
direct. The consequence Of this rash act will
probably be Developed during the next year!
a-a 1sa".-'" .... New YoRK, Dec. &c.
Steamship CULVER reached her dock at 90 min
utes to 10. News highly important. The Empress
Eugene has quarrelled with Napoleon. She init
mates that the paternity of the Royal Infant is
more than doubtful. A Revolution is hourly ex-
pected at Paris. Queen Victoria has retained the
most skilful physicians of the Kingdom to attend
her annual ba,rl in February.