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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-10
v OF TASTE.


WWE riceving large best coal in the
TV West and ready to supply frieu
ythe small large Quantities. will deliver
private houses at 2 buhe to the Wholesale
sumers. will make liberal deduction. Orders left
the store Of Holingsvorth Hughes will promptly
tended to. ap2 j. W. & J. W. HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-10

MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GOODS ANss NEW PRICES.


SHANKLIN REILLY beg leave to call the attention t0
~ their riends and their large and we'll
lected spring aud dry goods reed
during hepast weeks comprising of the most desr
ae stocks be found in the city which they fer at whole
sale and recall their and the public generally
atlow prices for prompt time buyers Th
ss in of the folowngBroad cloths black and fancy
Casmeres and Tweeds white buff and fancy Marsaies and
silk Vesng Ootonads Croton cloths and plain and fanya
Linen Drills rich Caeoes of Philip Allen Spragues Bnc
State Mills rich printed French and Scotch Jaeo
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and
striped Beregs black colored Grape Mantz bite
plain ane fancy Ginghams rich printed
and Cha de LANES white Shawls black
and fancy silk shawl rich stla shawls and scarfs black
white lace Capes Mora antique Parasos silk and nghau
Umbrellas Panama. Leghorn and Braid Hats English straw
and fancy rich bonnet Ribbons. Hosing Gloves.
Palm fancy Fans shoes Carpets floor and
stair Oil printed window blinds. together with
great variety of Trimming small and fancy goods
&c. &c myI SHANKLIN q RELY.
ECLECTHV w MEDICINES.
Deceived by CRAWFORD BELL, the largest assort-
preparations brought to this
market. omprising
Eupatorin Sanguinarin Senecin,
Leptandrin, Podophyllin GelseminI
Hydrastin. Irisin. Maerotin,
Phytolacein, Myriein. Asolepidin,
Byoscyamin, Seutellarin, Xanthoxylin,
Cyprpedin, Caulophylin, Helonin. mYs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-10
q. Fl. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND retail DEALERS IN
(SaIOCElS & PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA,
WHOLESA DEP PARTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
lscsN IL. DEP AF7TMENT

MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
H. COO begs thank his friends in Evansville and
Ae their avors freely hesto wed
him business them. and
this opportunity nf introducing to their notice his Mr.
COOK whom he taken into partnership from this
date and soiicits for the new r. H. COOK SON
support literally erred himself
Conk Son having the business premises and
purchased VIII lie of the stock Of Mr. Foster feel
that will enabled to supply the citizens OF
Evansville with Avery they require in the Gro
cery line 4. O. Son wish especially to
the in the country having produce
dispose Of their increased facility for TAX
supplying then at their with all
articles required Wholesale department, at prices that
mi ensure their ordersf or the future. feb2-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-10
ROCK HAVEN FOEE 81

EDROOMs AND WASH BO ARDS
30 doz Wash Boards; so bxs hf-bxs tarch;
bbls Pearl Barley; bbls Oat veal; -.a-r
100 bxs Soap65 fancy Rerse Bar Soap;
hhds prime Sugar. ~ bbls Syrup Molssses;
90 hf-bbIs Mo;asses; Is do Loaf pow'd Sugar;
2tierces Carolina Rice, reed and for sale by
ie28 1. q ID. HElMANH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-10

NTEW BOOKS
"a The Life and Adventures of Beckworth;
The Martins o Crs Martin. by Lever: just out.
Abbott's Franconia Stories. complete set;
Steel Enrgavings of Fillmore. Buchsnan and Fremont
each;
yes of Buchanan N Fremont;
Fillmore Sougs the campagn iustre e,'d
and for sale hv sepI2 DOBELL & LISTER.
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w Va IL. Wc%Hh u Nv
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLio.
ofHce in the '.Oroseent City Bank building
AA LII StSenO 'NA'-' " = my25
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BUCHANAN. FREMONT FTIJMoRF'

BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMORE!
THE Ell ECT ION
IN the 4th November will who will Gonna ou FRI
" umphant and be the Peoples choice We in tend
to wait long. and therefore respectfullv
A LII P TIE q
70 examine large, and beautiful selection Of
d r Y g o o d
in the Domestic and Fancy lines ao handsome assort
Ready made Clothing Gents Furnishne Goods
all suitable for FALL AND WINTER
WIN. LOEwENTHAL & CO.,
aug15 Corner Of Main and First STA
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Wv TEylEY6, sORENsON.

TENNEH& &
AIE DE ALERs AND LIQUOR oohNEh
WATER VINE STS.. EVAN WILLIE IND.
vWNHE formed
the purpose of doing wholesale GROCERY ana .Huor %
husnesa Eaying sueceeded the business OF Messrs A
purchased their stock and made addtons 70 ms
.ompete shall be able offer as goeo
FOL CASH. any house in Evansville or any @ W
West. q S0RENSON
AM
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W7ERY low on easy terms Residence excellent ss-
tern and celar either so 75 feet of ground
GoodselI squares from the river Applh TO
senis-dAv2m JOHN IEGLEg ia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-10

commenced receiving their Fall and Winter stoci
goods embra ing variety of merchandise they
have usually kent.
We offer he rade the largest and best selected stock
have got styles suburb and prices low
No merchant ought to visit this market this Fall without
examining stock it is pleasure show choice
lections goods huys will leave
better and from the the beauty
the various styles and eombn rich coors
display of the manufactories will make him
feel prouder of his country.
KEEN & PRESToNf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-10

ECXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-75 bbls wOrthingtc
serie iii' ieF SNe ~" " ZH cooR SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-10

INOWELING.-2c bro own Heuebeck Toweliur;
do bleaehed do do; reed this
day and for by JAS LOW CO..
NH Mai trsa Louisville,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
CoINTRY HOUSE for sALK-In the vllage

COUNTRY HOUSE for sALE-ln tno Village
4 M Pushinx dive ins house Y Italian style,
erred by Samuel B. Parsons built verJ hoCuEsly IL s'
Ef The owners sBd furnished with every n>iera e.n
yeuiere. Of fnrnsoe closet landry ae
IL contains q drswlns-room library dinin9.rootn, eN-a
.ert- rooms and kitcb~n above S-ound Ea1n seepnt
room Il furnished with yenlAuE regses 0pens .o
ska cor-cns With tse kitchen chimney The Erouads .re
oraueuted decd and evergreen tees AID sar1o SO
he garden with The vicinity Of tiusnrs 70 eS
York City accessible by railroad N ess than a. hour in e
brsd hoo. aus rarieus healiness and the beauty OF
s surroundns. euder this hOase desrace for 1 ons
who wishes pesssnt country rs~ieIeec e Ap2y 20
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28


IL RACK, y. Y.-REPORT Of tie EXAMINING COM
NITTEE.-The c. nuittse appointed 70 visit ne huison
River Institute st Second Aubua Examination have a.
tel dea 10 the duty assigned them a s Practicable In
mttes was present st the Exercises Yet by eonsua
ton and eompa OF their hey are
enabled 10 report IN terms OF genera communication ,
II exanbsiiors Mahemstics Studies, inc udns Assora
Trgonomery and Comic sec)ns under tue recton
Of F ard Professor Bunce were highly ersdaols
10 The Teachers and their Classes and also in an eminent
decree tho-e in Astronomy, Natural histoy NSaIs
Philosophy Chemistry and Geology unser tho eAsse OIL Fro
fe.sOr GoodsnouEh 90 -,
The Cla..e. in Greek and Latin French and German under
the direction Of Prot Ellis and Ansyer gave evidence Oh
sood instruction TIE exercises in Defamation by the te
portion the School abCye the ordinary standard as WY
essed most Academies In the EocuoaHy Depart
went Profess RdgarOn Las wrought great Improvement
sii &c the lest eAaILsi'on ,..
The aua were good and in several instances
unusually So consider the Of u writers Tne yoaus
laoes both in prose AID poetic compositions. i7d 20 o
sicy Of thought d OF style ease and dLetne's OF
tn. Musical exercises. directed by Professor Wkt1ey sud
The Institute the ornamental, well a. IN the more soa
branches Of culture. 20 b. Of 9 superior order
The Gradusipg Class. c0nssLg OF young ladies' were iAtn
fully ex.ue three hours and seemed quite 81 home N me
branches included IN their course II was eV h
,Ly had been taught 70 Upon the pncdes Of science
instead Of merely rectLs matter Of memory and routne
The location of hs Institution. combnint great oetu sul
saubty commsndius II the unrysed scenery ot INC
Hudson and the ogeher With the thorough )ure OF
instruction uns led with udeious aud efficient discPe Is
continue 10 commend the ends OF educa0n IN US q"
,itv through extensive range OF country 10 th' 81
~ IeigbboiiI states
All OF which is resIectf lily submitted
POLHkMUs VAN WICK,
K. c. PUrNEY
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. April Ss' low
NJ. DUPUY s. CO.,
TANU AGENTS

CHARLES NJ. DUP UY s. CO..
" LAND AGENTS.
Cossr, or MrogfcaN-Av sED S1CTH WsTEE-sTS-s
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS . -
Ts urde-r zred q transact Fer era he- tsate ons-'
IA ILLINOIS IOWA ana sou.is ss-ss Par'aes4Ai sen
.sou sver fhe pun ssse ard sAle Of o,,-,, 1--c
FARMS UNEMPLOYED LANDS and 70" q = >
Rx-stsve local and y-er iscii - - ned-
sdusus those Of Western bous r looAfng ~if.A1
snrfps ads fu hins MAPS a. dsscnp1oIs. Psy9ert
taxes Sc. -, -, c.. ,r ca
OWAERso WLsTrBS LaSDs resit.ns attn4 has' - M
i Asrney good chaure % brus th- L2ncs into n2FEe
Properly cser-d f1r s.e @ for ssn-l -ur D. en erea
our Cs-sl6gue ard circulated srst.s th-p1s M ne eon'
C,yrTaLlsTs vii had favorable tes to aVes5ns y
sst div N PROVING Western prolery.
' wv " CHARLES " DUPUY,
Late Land Agen, cf tie niinos Centr. R.road Co
DAVID :. OGDEN.
Lat of NeuYo-s
M OGDRs, < the seove firm, esa os OunA st H' lo4
Wsli-- E.~. Yort untA March ;, is6
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

Uh SAIE CHEAP and on EASl IEKMS-
The ysvsAe property Known :, NoA 2ol: - and p:
wooster 81 being 50 feet inches II cst Weosrsrst IS
feet " the md ce fee deer ssin OF the three
story and e.si-eu ftsns sUlLDlS0 No 9 ,h- ;~o.tory
basl mort AID se brick B3Gins No SO ~i he scse bck
Bsldns exesdng aoHg the Of both ssd used
hO8ef's shop ard tie BgdiDss and Nc.
The wbos properly less> rood fpr
from Let May neKt for 81 e0 y>>t. Appy No .
william o., ofoe Ne. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
alGH BRIDGE.-For sale 80 acres Of LAND

Il WesI1hest-r hs.k Of the Hs-lrn Rvs- vita
sesgtfsi wooded slope the witt trut and Wssr and
fine ighAsrhood eleven uase< drive
from b- CITY Hall sd bali milo from Uppsr Mos-'->nis
DsF-. TsSnsss.y ELLIS POTTER, No - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
Real estate for Salr.

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE-A large
N AID beautiful HOME with Fl OF LAND in hish
state ef cultivation bounded by pobe rui the four sides
Ii handsome located in the c Greenwich. Conn
sbout IS ride from Greenwich Gept and i've minutes
wak from Cob depot and hours ride fum the city Tne
built modern stye and under the
large barn and other ouibud ali Eoot
water and variety OF fruit Also another LOT with DOCK
ard HOUSE al COS COB Landing OF the bes p4eos
therc aud New York carry any mechanical bu
ness coal yard There three b0ss rung
regularly newYork eycry week For fHt iornaiion in
ouire Of the subscriber o1 lie premises WM WHITE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

n
N(cntArius from 10 70 wittiE hours rde by
rsrose from New York City situated the s saTn lOe
Of Orange Moun,An. tie WserCGrs ~ abhnen and
quarter mile from the railroad depot The location
hety healthy ADt entirely free from fever and
and ox the city cs daily The house s Ia
Italian kyle large and built by the iJr III.
dance IN careful and Substantial ~n A the
latest uoeru ipro An sbGndaut supPy of pure
bot ard cold I'll 0f the bogse brought
fading springs tie laee Gs. Vie.s marble mA-ss
Colds heater. As The outbu liu new, arSe
eu-nt Supplied with so varcus Parts Taers
sin ofsco sbundanoe Of fru, cf the best
hne place for gsateusn doing business city
Eg 10 live IN the eoNLtTv. Apply
7 kErCnAN Co, No HaaovsT-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
1)iano- fortes an6 Musir.


AMBLER & Co.. PIANU-FORIE MANt :
n FACTURERS. Ne Ss Bowery near lA-'t lh'uuueas "
= our ucture eoubi the latest improvements and are
warranted equal hpi.h &C. any yet onere 20 he
pube all from wi-hiug purchase supeuor ranr
e Al oSersre price ectfy solicited Secondhand
Psno. exchange snd for se AZ Prc-s rsnrhs 'on
TO +l Pianos csretuy 'epsed and tuned 'n"' no
fira
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

GOSHEN YOUNG LADIES lNSIl IL re-
II The reI Tenn Of N Boarding ard Day School will
ueroe on WEDNESDAY April 20. This School ' accessible
from the city about hours BY the New ork ana Ire
Railroad Circulars giving full particulars be ha at Apple
tons and 3is Broadway, and OF tbs PrncPA, u L.
rOWLE A NJ, Goshen, Orange County, y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

ssory and BaAetnent HOUSE No. II Dean st, door
from the corner Of BosA Rent Is Apply 70 c. POND
Ne. rs SpruoeS CO0SWfLL ANDERSON, No
Coprt w.. Broo4lyE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

ETRST-CLASS FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS
Hartford Conn adlres. he PriDcpsl N l. GALLUP
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

"A PROPERTY.-A Farm Of ll5 sotes WIKI spacious snd
oobudnr tusted on the BHks Of Sta eatees
LAke IL mies from the New York Central and Syracuse
ard Bin shsnton RAdFAds For psrticasrs inquire No
Cedar-sf, where the be sn ior three days
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP


L'OR SALE- JUU,UUU dcrts OF tHt NUsl IIuIV-
i ful LAND il the STATE Of NewJersey This Land IS al
situated on Of the most delishtia l ponds
il the country stocked with superior and choice lot OF ne
well known Of fh der omnated sunhsh also an AO1h
AIT SUPPLY Of poywogs The nsht to hsh In he on
Sunisys will be thrown with the sale. Apply 70 e. , '"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

ITO LET-Tbe SECOND FLOOR of House
No IN 9ibsf three Rooms Psniries Clossts,
Croop water desirable place tor small family Apply as
aboy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

G.0S0 TO LET-Thrce-stOry new Brick
Q~COs DWELLINGS, st Jus ciioa Of Broadway and
sthsv., one block ves, OF CeaL PARK Stus'on pleasant
healthy and lowest In the city; sihsy Road
them also by heufare 3D. Croton in Aem. In
qnre of WA RAYNOR corner Bro.dway S5ihst Of
HARDMAN OSBORNE, corner Calal-st. ard Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
rIyO LET.-Two me- 4.story HOUSES, Nos.


and 81 West SD 9thav., newly panied and in
complete order LET whole IN 1oor but respec-
able families CIoton each floor Impure the premises
from 10 O'Clock or Of j. H. WILLIAMS SON, Slhav.,
between SD ard 34tbsts
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

H'OLF Do AND ILLINOIS, and LAKE EhiE
II WABASH AND at LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANIES
-Tt- INTEREST COUPONS on the second Mortgage bonb
of bese Rsirosos maturing the lst Of hJ ueK VIII %
raid st the 0tfce OF . .., ,,o,,sou
No 81 Wiism-st., corner u PIMA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
ITO LET-The four.story stone-Gront HOUSE,

TITO RENT-The convenient OFFICE No. lu2
corle er OF Ann second story FONT. having five
windows on Ann al three on Nsssau II OF the best
fces on the street aud be let low Fornery occupied
by W. X. McI)OLaid. Apply TO ). VI. PETiINOILb Co.,
No Ilg Nassau Of kew.YOTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

SCHOOL for BOYS At Freehold Monmouth County.
N.v.Jersev Sumner Session commences May s1o for
circulars apply 20 OLIVER X. WILLIS. A. NJ, Pracipsi
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

StlEC stEoOL loI DO III pI-O"oh
- s. PARkfR Principal q the Usivsr.ity Grammar
school vii open Aprl q q Sehcai, IN two Dspsrmsnt4-
Senior a8S Pmsrywh syrr sstic spPsstas to- Pc y'ce
tr.iD No 81 Broadway -ntraoes on Nstst Mr. PNs~
the Univ; .ty, Il NO 5,h 90 WI a.
sny Psr-nt WHO hs By C,rcuI.o mag ~
ohtsu II o. Locs~co Bco<ssDf-. NO iil BrysdvsJ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
Cntlerp. 6arowars, ano Jron.

A DIRONDAC IRON Co. PIG lRON.-Coic
N Blast Ckaco. White IRON for Forge purposes for sale
by AGENT Adizondsc Iron Company. - ,,. .
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

Brooklyn and In te Country; with bstLs, CrotOn
water grounds fruit Sewers, &c. Also fr SALE, Houses
and Building Lots, Farms, &c APpy to f.. H. BROWN No.
II Wallst., from TO p. IN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08
Court scandal IN Psrts-Ths Emperor and
Empress.

~
Guardian
p,av =. last winter inc conduct OF his Imperial Ma.
cssy bst been anything bit What csn DC termed reg
apehs health had been much the for bis excesses
me bran showed manifest signs Of weak ness, and cous
dsrable alarm was feA By noee around him one fAr
aSy 4 particular had been the object Of the Imperial
astestons b, GOODNESS bad ensued, when the journey
10 plomblercs effected reconciliation Al Plombieres,
uafor,unsiely than witness can speak 20 the
ussr,t the Emperor painfully affected By the ocr
repeated proof he gave q cerebral perturoaton The
r~ tsabse nresv uscd 10 eharacerise this state but
thsse sssbsepces" upon ono OF tro ooc~ions 80
.rnug that between thsse most Immediately called
oo se watch and .s = suan we was r
than NICE seriousiy DISCUSSED. The Emperor was most
.oIsny warned BY his medical attendants bit ~ efi
p,r 70, Ba-rz undetermined 10 stay al the seaside and
without rfvns up his pro OF returning 70 Paris alone
However at Bsrriiz hts resolution v@ a ensta taken
.emsn ssfns ,ne .,oe u" eona vss ne poslsiys
opue Of 81 his medical advisers that The crss had been
ior The momeui entirely wuded on, but that ne ALSO
usey must resolve 70 lead regular lne under pan o.
the rrmvest possible consequences.
No~ a. he chronicles Of palaces are matters o. he
res.iy bear upou all ms For The sr. eighteen months
or two years sfter bis marriage, it's matter Of Euro.
pcan ncsoriey hos strictly the Euprew vas Imprisoned
vsnites 70 render SEARCHED and stG that prsc'iscd d
shs courts Of what are termed the Legitimate mo
rarclse OF Europe. Like all things Affected, this vas
osryss 70 perfectly rd,culous Pitch and the Empress
bys ne contrary 70 all her snseccdens and habits,
1s made propcruonsbIy Unhappy ms gave way,
go nssrioY the Emperor sought 70 indulgence
sov m behavfor out Of doors and the resul, Y. nov,
s,osl free permasion for the impress 10 resume the
ashms wffoh were hcnilxx 10 her ~ Mdie Moutiio,
spd which however innocent they may appear 70 us arc
rarsss " pablo opinion n shls country - unrsrdons
III sresoe Ia llussype the position Very shovtly
.y her marriage the Empress declared that she would
an..,xess the Princess d'Essing, appeared sell sum
,,crsa and sad the proceeding Vas contrary 70 CIV
suesse mt that N her Majesty chose sno VS. vilns
=, e,av hev Majesty In carriage and 70 wnnner bei
w.,sssv a ought d. scene eusued the hmpress va
~nsvv and aew 10 the Emperor W be supporse.
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s.; ss ss Ssss ss:sss: 0if:'
scar Eisas Brooks, Gardner, Newpors~-Maaser.
Ship Lady Franklin. Jordan iaysrpoo. Sen, ., via. ,a.
and Sc pssssoss NspSs s BEEN l' days Days
ship as s%sa Of gss Percy Shields days. with Goa.
Medsw; Was lowed @ tAe city 81 ssamsus Aehiss
ssa hSs g "a co.
Eapersnced severe weather II the Boy o. Bengal Aug H.
had Continual gales Care Coed Hope om Aug saS %
Sa ssfs s sp
Cape Good Hope spoke sup Medouak q New York from
her hsed cutwaier in the gale iah .usass on
ass sss s Y . s As d Sd
pose 3 sg su.er Of and from Boston for ac% a
lon 6 . ssnallzed American bark steering NV, sho~ns
out The T has been days Of Bermuda with gales from
Rark REINDEER Allen. Bathurst River Gambia, 4s days.
with nuts hides and ivory, to Il Ware
&C. with moassss mastar I'd n lat u.s. lon 81 passed
the lower Of chip with opmas. yards and rigging at
Bsrs Hannah Thornoa wilson New Orleans 20 days. with
Brig ASeph Broyn, Para, Oct H. with India rubber aud
nq ss sssS 81 BANGOR Ee Turk. Islands days.
Win All and ioswood Wadiesh Knox vessel to sostocf
Brig Three Sisters Robipson Neuvias, q days. with
sf anea A. oTfa oo. Ragged Island IA
hamss days WIZ san 3sodra Robnsoa '~ Espsr
Inass andfesIs some but not badly 'p'' As '''D
Brig Mary Lowell Bancroft, Machias, II days, with lum
Der 70 g W Simpson
scr Mary r Pordieu, Halifax, Is days. with FISH,
ter.
schr Lewis Davis (cf Brockhaven) Lynch Savannah
days with cotton, &c, 70 Scranton 4 Talnau
Scbr g Dixon, Briggs, Wilmington, Nc, 10 days
schr Charles II Strong, futile. Baltimore days
Brig FtevAnfo Somers New Haven.
Sehf Greenwich, Smith. Brookhaveu
Schr Gen ylor, Doane. Beverly.
schr Il Hazard Gaines, Hartford
Schr Rubicon Thomas Ne~ IOnton.
sloop tbos Hull, Huh Providence.
slcop Brown, Gardner Providence
Sloop Deception Smith. Rrookhaven.
Sloop Sam Hall, Church Portland, CT.
Sloop Joel Hail. Dickinson, Portland. ct
sloop Cleaner Brown, Norwich
BELOw
Ship Alber; Gala.in, Deai o. from liverpool
SAILED.
Steamship Quaker City, Havana Mobile ships Ontario
Liverpool PRINCETON do: baik Jasper. Charleston;
gusta, Savannah. Wind SjF.
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SR-iD reply 70 the two letters n your paper Of the
! viii say that am Engshman that went 70 Ioui.
sana 1873 wanting the time Of my arrival only two
months 10 be o. sge applied some hme amer for -
pers Of citizenship minor but found that the iAw
cd. under Is, and therefore ossh was pre-
posed to me- which would not take and never have
taken, ard have never voted offered 70 vote at any
state or federal election. Ever since 1873 hare been
resident Of Louisiana,
am married 10 nsye Of Louisiana ihap whom there
no stronger lover Of her country and s constitution
and this abe " only my equal Der children (for she
was widow, two OF whom are Of age nave been
hroueh, up with the same feelings where, then may
ssk the fra writer IL the motive Tor eieoroneerinG
esrec aly in favor Of the North Where the motive FOR
eating cdum upon tho United States the south, or
The mo, 70 for publishing ,hc account pure; wss
thought that n might do good, u myself should not
have lore H. but was considered duty by those 10
whom owe delcrence the suppress Of my name
deemed matter Of personal safety, End Inc delay o. pub
LEGATION vaa one Of necoesity.
The second writer attem pa 10 dsprove u by partcu
are only two Of which require noticing for such ~ are
NOT mere srmses OF ~ hlsiy on sccoum Of ~ horror
NAV be ion 70 The narrative itself
Tho first IL m 10 the time Of starting fof Macon Has
he the date Of The railway guide he uentionsf IL he
sware that the mail schedule frem New Orleans New
YoTt has been lately altered, - V make the time
e instead o. days Did his friend 20 70 Augusta viz
Macon on A,isnta (vla Macon he mall route and an
acquaintance told me that American has sad there
vas no railway from Macon 10 Augusta ] ask these
questions that he may ssfisfy himself
The second that the ccmp>non Of sbeyouDs ~ornas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08

The market for foreign securities during the week has
been very much regulated by the tone maintained BY
that for the British funds.
Pathway shares nave been Ia good demand and The
market has been strong, with Improving tendency
In some cases advance realised Of fuy per cent
good country demand hes sprung up ana stock ID rs-
Their 1arco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08

The amount Of notes in circulation Is e7i 1855 Ii5 being
Of f6i1 6e5 and the stock Of bullion both
departments % ell. 5sl e75, showing increase oil
81 Ell SIS when compared With The preceding return
There has been good business doing In the bullion
marxet this week. There have been several large ar
yvals, and tho demand for silver Tor tho November
China mail has been considerable Tho market has been
quite cleared Of Mexican dollars and any Offering before
the departure Of the rcsmer win realise high rates
Inc Continental exchanges are shade higher but not
much 20 - 10 induce tho import Of gold
Ioxrl Cold La hsHr nd mr. ~