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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-24
3. Il. CAAIPBEII.,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

rtusr srnEET RRrwEEy DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
EEASCFACTURER efsvery description OF Brass w 9TH
SE Of equal quality if nos SUPERIOR to any nihg
~ in the East,a aud o favorable terms
keen constantly hand oil globes stop gamSe' nlep
@ cocks; boat and hotel besi ant-
frie,ion esal spetersoder as well as mpete
assortment all other articles usually Kept IN TINS
also appointed sole in this city for the sals
f Ia celebrated leather betting These belt
nes far su peror anything yet offered and have inva
r;ablv awarded with the hrst
Mum samples be at the establish
ment. - e,r-
Eiahed at Cincinnati prices =, - ,-,
The highest market price paid Tor OLD
4iEr. 80, -,
- dec4
@1OrES pieees French Twilled Cloth reed this day
~ and for sale by -, JAME9 LoM y w.
decl5-d&w 4l8 VI ain street, LoulsEILlc.- ny.
MWV1SILN DE LAINES.-5o pieces ell wool Muslin
fTM ne Laus assorted this day ugd for sale
" Nv ~ JAMES Low & CO..
s..1s-dGw 4Is Main St. Louisville. KY.
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From Washington Territory.

CONTINUED INDIAN DEPREDATIoSs.
From the Puget Sound Courier of February
18th and 10th. we learn that the Indians are
still committing depredations. The dwelling
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FALL. CAMPAIGN!
HARDW ARE AT WHOEESA LIE.
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
G WIFI G


w the puEc he opened in Evansville would
Merchants from Indiana. Illinois and Ken
lucky and city also that he has
store the Heaviest stock of Hardware and cut
ePv (by one-hird he has offered the Evans
Vile market Many Goods purchased at rcduc
by him. during depressed state OF the markets
England by porting (drec from Europe;
American Goods filled at the Manu-
WORKS he is not only able but deeidedy d posed
agord the Goods. to cash or good time buyers
invites careful examination o. his stock and prices by
Merchan and Traders feeling assured that he cen
full usce. .
Among articles (smost innumeraole) comprising his
stock he the following to the trade -.
$50 Axes-wes Lppncotts Leverets and Collinsi
800 dozen Pocket Knives (fully assorted
do Table do do;
IS do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do RaZors and Strops
100 gross Spoons-Iron Brittania and German SlVeri
so dozen Coffee Mills, all grades
do Files aud Rasps. all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles, turned bottoms:
200 lbs Sadrons. assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges, DO;
1900 gross Screws. simlet pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socksand Sockets;
do Augurs;
200 do Curry Combs aud Horse Cards.
200 pairs Shovel and Fongs. iron and brass heaosi
50 dozen Saws. Mill to Key-hole;
Is do Sseelyards and Scale Beams;
"a do Emes (and other hrands) Shoves and spades;
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
< caasa Japanned Tinware. fully assorted.
ALSO
vbns and LasAes Brushes Combs, Needles Spectacles
Port onnaes Fancy Hardware generally together will
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea e
ties Knives and Riddles and
| Gun Barrels R7s q Gsza s,rl=safnSNSSs
lCarpenters and Coopers Tools Window Sash. etc.
CHARLES s. WELLS.
| oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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sHHRWooD HOUSE.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, ana mas
entirely reatted and regurhished it, and IS prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable by
Mr. Peter Burke aud has goodstock ofhOrses and car
riages to lot. .4.- ,,., - oo1
The stablei large clean and welll ocated and good
hostIersare in attendance Particular tenton
will he ni to the care leftwith him Tor keep
sao and in all respects the pabc Ia lhnd the Sher
wood House good Hotel. fiyS-tfl ]. A. HYkKS
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NEW YORK COMMTSION HOUSE.
THOMAS IL. NAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
94South William street, New York.
DEING established with extensive connection
in the above business respectfully solicts consgn-
ments ofa kinds Western Produce which will receive
edate and attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE s. CO.,
feb2O-tf Evansville, Ind.
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FLOuRENG NIILLFOss SALE.

TKVE undersigned offers sale his Fouring Mill in the
81 town of GRANVILLE Illinois, Almost everything eonnee-
ted the Mill is newengne Buss, bolting cloths ee
There with everything excellent
running and calculated do fine and profitable husi
ness There Is also connected with the Mill two
dwelling Iouse we'll arranged for comfort with the
outholses To person aercus OF eunharkinz IN
busin ess kind oered which hut
had The country surrounding this abounds in
kind of grain the mill constantly running
all Of which be obtained at such prices to make the
the mill profitable The entire will
he reasonable and time given for of the
purchase money make easyend desired farm
land will be taken Fo enquire
on the premises. '''-- JOHN RfGAIlL'
y anH
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EVANSVILLE, IND, THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL "a, 1s
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
sss. yI;; sss xs9s fsssy Fsn
do solid black dOi
way as Main k
en- R,sS sG, C sss 5s:s b.:: Bs
IS pcs fancy Silk, handsome styles;
Rsed sSs. day 1ssSa and for sale x JAMES LOW d5
r iis.. 9UAIIs az. Of H'' FHSgF THSs n 4 BSS
a XEs.-COlins LiPpenoOtts and Mannsj casks trace
ahsi Chains hog aud Halter chains for sale &yALpkRcH
GtOOPER's T0Ois.-A. full assortment of Knives.
Psns' .s 4 and TsIs Hoops just re'd X ftsTs
mh2l Main street het st and I'd.
B Lsdssrs Journals Day and Cash Books every
variety of style and binding for sale g 6g vvero
NEW -ANTHLY GROCERY.
AvE taken & II: Store SeeTss y q Rs
BY ros Se Sos to
Of public patronage. and be satisfied
thst it i: ST THE place to buy your Groceries ohsaP
mHls-lm ] j. HOOD.
BOYS EXTRA 4LE BOOHs
5 1.is' a'Es s 1iii .I
Goods Store. Main and Second streets mhls-sw
= - CONGRESS ROOTEES.
a VERY choice assortment Of Gents Boys and T"nths'
fA Congress Bootses at mhls-3~s HUGHES'.
S0METHiNG PRETTY.-k few choice drss rate
mhlI y. EMBICH.
spn BOXES German soap 20 boxes Palm soar; Is
CD ~ gross ass'd scrubbng brushes;
50 boxes spioes 40 dOE of @ssd Carry 0O%s for
Ho!CE reed T BsT PpT g TE4el he for
mhf9 syc. near Water.
GtHOICE RIO COFFEE.-5O bags best quality reed
uhi9 sR aILBERT i CO.. syc. near Water.
G Bill has also just eceiYed leaf
tohseoo saghorne> gross short cut A%tersGas
with Of the largest stocks of drugs brought to this
market. mh22
Sg ETROPOI.iTAN BOOTs-Tho abOv, article has
I'VE Just arrived tits the that such
sfaeon and srrng Gene Ard # ySuTseIysT 9Th
Il gan for sale by m62i GEO F0sTER & CO.
REANs.9oo bash small white in order sale
EsUSsNENS CHANGED.
HAVE sold my stock Of Groseries to Messrs q cooE
winch have rented to them for ave years Thsy will
with their present business Of Family Gro sries
examine their stock and give thsm a liberal trial:
In retiring from my present business would return
very liberal PATRONAGE what still desirable
business their general in materal
(sf nember> wild give the business
that house my personal attention and where shall be
ian2a-i NV FOSTER.
N EiTiNtS.-I Bates wsiting reed this day and
fcb22 4ls Main street. Louisville, Ky.
" styles. reed this day and for sale ,y ,owsco
deel2-d&w 41S Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
AOIEs AND CHILDREN'S sHOEs.-A general
mis- ofa the newest Styles F! WM f'sfTta Gns
~snt of all kinds just reed by the 'T9eri41r @
tOTTnN AnES.--5o cases Ripkas Cottonades IS cases
" New York Mills cOtsOnades reed this day and Sr sale
JAMES Lo" CO
mh1 4l8 Main street. Louisville. XIV.
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nrnNEYA. snRENsoN.

WHOLESALE pHALnRs GROCERIES Liquors. CORNER
wArEa ASp STs., EYASSyILLE, ISD.
this formed eoPartn ershi Tor
tho parpsse doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business EtYing succeeded business Of Messr AS
aess otts rss te- stock and made additions to mssa
shall able offer good barzs
FOR CASH any house in EvAnsville or any city IN the
isns s. sGRENS0S.
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ID. 8. ANDERSON. vi ER CHANT TAILOR.
On First street. between Nam and Sycamore.
MWAS Issortment sf Cloths, Cassimeres Vest
etc.. which he is prepared to make up in the
styles and short notice He will warrant
f hopes long experience in the tusines to be
able give general satisfaction He has also on hand hne
Merno Undershirts and Drawers with fine Shirts
Caiars etc made the rnauner-with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally lie invites his old
n a the pu bIic generally to call. 2ec16-ti
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feb20-tf
WM. TX. McGREEA

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
once in the ''Crescent City Bank'' Building.
az my25
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
GREAT INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH SFOCh, AM
- InI Still They Comeli

UR stock of Boots and Shoes is now comp ese
cing avery yarisy and boys, youths ana
work. women and aisses coarse
IL 6ns R,ots Buskus slippers made to our own
rder And warrzn wall Our stock double the
gTs an, othsr in tho city direct connection
,h the and in New EnS our
ire time given the purchase ana ssiS OF
GOOD BOOTS AND Shoes
;v,, his one branch of entire at
sni,n decided advantage over those whose ta
ocuped in making ct Gun Barrels sauce
ans hooks, Rat Trip. and Corduroy npoS
shhIe mo ve- aho st-withOut -ahles.
v YOUR Roots anL Shoes and Shoe deaara your
syot3na or Notion Housas Dry Goods from Dry Goods
~-0U-e'' - ' " UENORICKS & McREA,
novI2 rst street. Foss-I
@SaFFIsE bags mi me for sale low to close. -
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yV.TCu RHpAIR!N(2.

TrzNuE Jersrned baving the above business
in Evansville. uatters himself with taf nope tha. n
ptiszE time measnring
,scbnsrv i1l rpsn trial found worthy she attention
Of citizens OF the OF hat aiss OIL ehoe
.omnrisinx the ''cireumsRh hieGt vicfnaFs'
His shop Post GSoe @he1A he can be onn TES al
rRrtor iOgEs. H. ~ w -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO fhf' x ElEs.f,k VENO iII.INoIs!

KEN TIGkf AND ILLINOIS.
a As D. SAUNDERS civil Engleer. having taken his
81 abode city Of Evansville would respectfully
Eounce portion indiana
Kealcky and Illinois that he is prepared TO furnish Plans
Esma work Of desert ptoR
bcraunxt profession. Water Works. Drainage
Laal Railways pike, Plank other Roads, tho I'm
br3Yemeat OF Rivers for nayig keiOn purpo etc.
Tsas ability frm L. B. Wilson ESD. Chief En-
Sueer the Albany and em Raiiroad Judge BdgheR
81 gton ind. c9rgs q. Duan of Bedford Ind,
b. Wilson ty Bagiueer OF Now Albany. Ind, and H. o.
Chief Engi Of the B.. and 9. Straight
J,ine Rail- nd be cen n application mh2O ly
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FHyHE isrsigned hss removed bis Tailoring Ita9,lsn
mont to second street. immediaely opposite the frgs
h. Church in the Office With Dr.. Wood, where no
would be glad to his old customers and goody num-
her OF ncgouAs would he pleased to serve them with
anything his line ssch coats vests pants
ara etc lie to shortest possible notice
Thankfu he would most respectful sect
oe ''-N-NN - J. l.. SELMS.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI.
NIXON d GOODMAN.
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B ooK AND
s1nnIS Heek Papers;
Gook GHg GA.ns nd Nes S4EP iK
MAD SIZES fEsF kooHs oiHt Fs4E SGAFR etc.
Where they cer every ada ted the city
Gssr ss-! Hsss essHa fdrioe paid for Rags. ser4sm
GEORGE w. DAY BROWN MATLAcK
DAY & MATLACK,
Wholesale DEALERS IN
DRY GooPS,
sep4smd no. o fAA W. > GoINcrSNArle.
ENHE undersgna Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
dealers such that enabled
plain and ruled Flat Dsnys: Melium, Roysls and
g%itS ana other % rst Class
We for ths best Printers Cards and ksep on
aTe1y description LgAtbody,s Book and News Inks;
We have on hSnI in store large stock Of the hest Four
driner Newsand Beck PaDer and supply orders 70 AL
M sSe he price in cash. for Rags
ging' Rope anoooI'0h waste NrxoN r. aoonNAN
wholesale Parer Dealers. 4 Mlnuactureri' Agents
sepIi IT and 70 Walnut st. Cincinnati.
IMPROVED PoRrABLE NEIE.a.
ENOR grinding wheat and corn, and all other
Genuine old Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths Betting Of
Our R. Monroe; is authorized to sell the above
CaatJ R. MoarOes Family Grocery, corner of Oak and
SieTs4 jsIs4tf JAMES BRADFORD co.. Cincinnati o.
c. H. CAMP &c co.,
wholesale DesIers in
HATS, GAPS, AND FANCY FCRs,
1872 MAIN STREET GiStTNSATT,
Have full Stock, andars making and receiving res
supplies OF all kinds of
BSys Bsek BrHwH aRS p paT G9or and Pearl
| Cloth, Silk Plush, Glazed
| And Fancy Caps, for Men and Boys.
| RUFFALO E1OBES;
WOLF AND Fanny ROBES;
LADIES FANCY FURs
MATTERS FURS, TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC.
TENo which We would attention of Dealers and
buyers (octs-d&w1 G. D. CAMP 4 90
| GNORN sFEElEERG.-we have hand and forsalt
a. cheap for cash. all the best patterns Of Corn
nov17 div GRANT CAKSoN-
Du. EvERsOV's HEALTH RRsTOKArIVE,
| Anti-Dyspeptic and Enti-Bl'lous Pllls,
| A SUPERIOR FAMILY PHYSIO- m.iTeIy vegetable;
N mild aud pleasant in their actio" Hb4V my[Sve the
tiveness Piles Hessaehe and all oos Cocs
Cor. Fourth ard Walnut ,sreets, Cincinnati
| W. W ROBERTS. indianapolis.
Proprietor WV. K. EvERsUN. \. 81. D.. No. So. sixs
| treet, Phadelphia. nov1-d&wsm
LOON HERE!
apECEIv ED this day. at ROssr's New Store from New
ia York. Adams Co.'s Express. beautiful lot of
OLOTH MANTILLAS. Ladies wishing have their choice
"tl, deUs Reass dsf Ro SER BROTHER FREY.
4
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I.OseIkING GLASSES.

AMat all times prepared furnish Glasses
Mahogany Walnut. Rosewood Frames, Looking Glass
claes Picture Frames. etc.; also. Gilt Frames Picture
Frames Pictures and Oil
s7' j. q. GEST
mhRdAwins No. West Fourth atreet. Cincinnati o.
6HHEAPER YfET!-Superhne and Buck wheat Flourf
u sale at reduced prices by -
iapl7 j.. W. 5.
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DERFUME in pots. jars snd stiek. ];
Tonnes Eau de Lustrsle. Bears OIL Rose Oil.
Macassar l. Bandoline Curling Flud. Hair Gloss. etc;
hamponng Water Toilet do Florida do Eau de Cologne
Divine de Femet for render
ing the skin soft fair mpartrg dolicate
seate complexion Extracts for the Handkerchief
Powders and Tooth Pastes Treas
nPe Mouth and Aromatic egar; Toilet and 3nfan
Powders and all the other articles the line Toiietuse
For sale by M MltSSCH
aoylS First street. opposite Post-ofhce.
yMTHiTR LEAD.-Ioo kegs pure for sale by
EH nov27 ORR, DALZELL & co.
FARMERS, HOTEL.
CORNER WALNUT STREETS,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
shave am ed hotel recently refte5
now ready for accommod datioD u ether regular
CUSTOM The airy and pleasant and the
tabIe ia 81 with the best the market affords
WAGON have Just added to the Hotel large d
Waron Yard TO which Invite the attention of friends
Every attention l be paidto their comfort
@Hr TaTm. ~ % W. @s drrsAs z. f. MoSELY,
wIIx rreRrietor,
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tITIZENS' Bank. Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
u pany Plan and Mechanics, and Lagrange Bank
Georgia. Bank chattanooga and Commercial Bank of
Memphis other Banks of Alabama. T.
nessse Georgia North and South Carolina taken
for (}r ooeries, by s. L. GILBERT & co,
S1c Water.
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6,oLBCRN hsys rs%Srsd their
b1 Mr. Hashes on Water street next door Canal Bank
where they will keep SS ss05 III s wnO,s snS aId
viz Spring Gotten. Moss Shnck. Hair anl Jenny Lind
ALso-Coston. Moss Hair. shuck and Feather Pillows
Mattresses made order an guaranteed to give atisa1
attention Country Merchants particularly invited
stock. Main next dOOrto Canal Beak Evansville
HALLY.2ca cases ohally REQ this day and for sale by
mhs Ais Main street. Louisville. Ky.
AN LBS Prime Leaf Lard 20 sacks superior brands
of Flour 10 bushels sES f.my py' Gfoesr
mil Garner of Second and Oak streets.
cHA.NaSs 4 SlISsRr c Sale y near Water
EL.-25 kits prime Nc. MsSEersl @ TeS,d and
1VA- for sale by mh4 .l-- PRESTON BROS.
mia 0"e0'' 'O 40 ''Af i0''''V ' T. D. HEIMANN.
Paper M,tohss fSF Sls by
oB sCCoFive Lump cheap S Slois to
aS Bushels of Corn neal;
13.olObs Bran and Shorts;
Bags supeane Flour; new rsoeiy3T yfrx End f0
sale by iaa3 j w. ). HlOkEkL
aILOUR..The undersigned keeps on hand. supply Of
POseyville -four in basres by the large small guam
jan l2 tt.
HpIEACHEg COTTON-loo eases Bleaehsd Cotton
mi On hand and for sale * X Main trass Ky
ts Ns g,s.2 % e.. ssApES s4d sda sg @
900 leaf Lard 10 . 9x12 "
Is bushels dried Apples: 10 - lox12
doz sup. Country made BFooms;I box Mustard:
A. Hemp and Cotton Red Cords: nest Wash Tubs;
R9F-iloods delivered to purchasers feb27
= a HALF chests Gunpowder Tea; do Imperial do;
assorted Tea for sale by COOK SON
nh Corner Main and First SITS.
u AWNs.--Io cases fancy Lawns; cases black Lawns
direct portatioA cd this day and for sale by
- : -H JAMES LOW CO..
mh6 4i3 Main louisville. XIV.
N6TAPER,-I case linen Diaper reed this day and fol
| y sale by JAMES Low & CO..
| mh6 as Main street. Louisville, Ky.
fETl ETTE case Ceshmarets, reed this da,
| } and for sale BY JAMES Low & CO.,
| mh6 AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
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"a HUW ncv2s GEO Faster & 70

ExaFFEE-25 bags prim me for sale lew to close . co
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PAYNES NEAT SHOP

Sps rs pen ed for the th old stand
Nk9~ Fl stEtrset, between Vine and sycamore street
49,, will keep constantly on hand all kinds of fre'
Meats Jnaties and all of the the lowest
prices Iwould be glad have calls from my ola
mers an d the public generally.
feb6-sf VIM. PAYNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
INDICATIONS.

There is no more striking. snd at the same time
no more satisfactory, contras; between the present
times and past ages than is exhibited in the dimn
ished degree of rancor with which men and nations
rrcard each other Hatreds and hostilities are no
longer hereditary, as they used to be. The Guelph
and Ghlbelne quarrel in Italy was Transmitted
fam father 10 son through two or three centuries
The Protestant and Pspsl quarrel in German! was
hardly less bitter or less protracted. Two, three
or four generations of Englshmen and Freuchmen
were borr-st lesst they were educated TO believe
so-the natural enemies Of each other For!
vests s.o this feeling. after having been stmula,ed
bv A quarter of s ctatury cf hosi.liies. which,
towsri lis close. had taken on most yIolel!
and embittered character seemed 70 have
reached The highest pitch of scersya-
ten. snd the reccncilcmeni Of these tive
hostile and rival rstions might have seemed
at tia, time more improbable and hopeless thsn
ever. Yet now Frsrce aid England are the best
a. freuds. and that not merely nlst;er Of tenn
porsry policy on the Vsrt oi the Governments Of The
tNo uato-s but because he intelligent portion Of
both of them perceive q mutual advantage II coop.
erstion srd scod VII. sid uoiAng 10 he gained b,
hating or fighting esch other II might have heea
supposed ,hst tie wsT Just concluded between
Russia srd the Western A,lie> would leave enoers
of hatred hehind II to shoulder or. and 10 break
cut ,u,o r,w wzr On tie hrsi opPort nifty that
cfeitd Tie Indications, however. are. 50 Ia s. =
Judgment can X f.uei trom the developments
,Ast have Yet taken pace thsi such 10, to b tie
csse: list tie recoucilis;oa !. 70 re compete aad
TIE peace solt.
This d.uinutoa - rsiicn2l sd Transmitted Is
treds must X st DOM $ srel; prcoi II TIE 81
yart,u,,ri vh.ch bss bets usie u genera, ia,e-.-
e,nCe. Thsi oul fS,hers hated somebody. an3 TAT
sourbody hated them. usei 70 h :ei down IS sn-
Vle 1essol Why We no should hate tbs; sane some
hoiy sid .oi o.y TAT somebody b., A,so = p-e-
sat y op-,sea;siive. Il =. koEeve-. N4s PIE
suggestion & f,el.re vAe1 loses Is force j.; j.
y-c,c-rcu s. re.>on cai-s IL Sway. WAai occS-
siCu io keep alive tAe kstods oi tie past, Vh-c-
hsve ees>s 10 have sny P7Ovoclaoa Z tAe P7e>eui
Hcv much bette. to look rstAer 10 pr,se1 Fo.1,.
e cosurcn interest thar % FerT<tuA:e tae reneu-
hr,aee G. r-.t sus-ry,: al INJURIES For -s-.c-.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

In an article some time since on Central Amen
can affairs, We spoke of the title by which De,
Rafael Mora. the President of Costa Rics nOs
holds Office as "a little questionable, on th.
ground as stated in that article, that " 10 theyeG
"lS53. when the term for which be was elects
was shout 70 expire, he issued two addresse' to
the people, one announcing the termination
period for which BE- was elected, and the oths
setting forth certain reasons why be was de-
"termined TO hold over without allowing any eee.
"tion 10 take place and the article went on 70
state that il was on this basis, scquesed in BY the
people Of Costa Rica, that President Mora nov
holds Office.
This statement was made on the authority OF
recent traveller in Costa Rcs, whose observations
in that country We're published in the newspaper II
the English language printed at Pansma; bns We
are assured that it is entirely incorrect and that
does great injustice TO President Mora. The sc
tual facts Of the ease are stated to be these: DG
Juan Rafael Mora was elected q secOnd time Vice
President Of the Republic Of Costa Ria in ths
month Of October, l-i9 and in the following No
yeulber President Don Jose Maria Castro having
resigned the Office S-hor Mora took the oath sOd
began 10 discharge the duties OF tie Presden3
according 10 the Constitution. until an election b
the people could take Place. The resalt Of tha'
election was sscersined by the National Congress
snd Don Jusu RsfAel Mora declared on the 3th Of
December, Of the same year. Pres.deot elected BY
the pe, pie for the egsl period.
AZ tie ehd Of that Period The people Proeeedrd
rely 10 : new elcctio1, and almost b. unanmiV
Don Juan Rafael Mora WIS reelected for iaS
constitutional term Of six years, BY which IRE
flscible title lie holds that Office st present.