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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25
-NWW YORK COMMIsION HOUSE.
THOMAS n. NAGHEE,

aeMMFWKMM FKUDUCE AND I14NzA14 N011ll1S01OIV
~" MERCHANT, s
SSSoush William street, New York.
x&saG with an eoDneetlon
- IN the above business respectfully socts consln-
Snts II kinds Western Produce, which
@ gdfate and personal attention at the Lowest possible
senIe az charged Particular will be bestowed on
snNx Snments Of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
J.H. MAGHEE & co.,
xaA3ou .f v e II ~ En'i Evansville, Ind ri
NHEAPER YETl-SuPtrnne and Buck Sneat flour
tsIW NV S. vIcKERY o.
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DefT Z II VI US ""0|'--T
LIVERY AND SALE STsBLE
IN LOCUST, BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
49, HORSES, Buggiss, Carriages ss-=sSSSSas3iElSSA
.sftEA and 0mnibusses. always for hire TT assE
1 1.-THE above Stable Carriages for excursions par
lies funerals always hand am prepared to board
orses and keep them in the best order 'soa -
My foe hack will hereafter kept running onsantly
urIng the day and will BE- steamboats, hotels the
accommodation 4 those wishing it, 1t will also he
ready citizens 70 during the night by
rlers ct the stable, my9 Fl DEGARMO.
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NOTICE.

HE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
Goods comprising large assortment of atches jewel
ry Clocks &c. formerly owned by g. Gossen would respect
citizens of Evansville and vicinity that he
the the old stand First be-
tween Locust and would be happy wait all
will him with call promising give satisfaction
sale The will be sold at small advance
cost. WITHOUT REVERENCE TO FORMER PRICES
and all goods arrapted represented.
All kinds of Watches and time pieces repaired in the
best manner and at moderate charges. =
ien2I-tf CHAS BARNUM.
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DlsS. FS8sAY ( Is75VVIV'

> ESP ECrFULJY in the citizens Of Evansv lie and
y its vi unity they formed partnership in the
practice of Msdiclu and surgery
Having actively engaged in the profession
ter"f and become familiar with the diseases incl,
lent This climate their
will entjtls them a share of public patronage
Their oce Firsr street Main
posite the Post Oce where eithe both them may be
consulted unless absent on protest. onal business
gqfS-
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" N. REILLY,
NE AKIN II ETAFE fHR

4 ~ ~
NNTHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
~ PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET --Tbenn-
iersgned uld respecully inform his
and Vicinity that having the interest
carry the Grocery and Produce business
stand He embraces this opportunity returning
pastfavors and intends effort inertia cOntin
Of the same ie2a-1v WILLIAM REILLY
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WATCH REPAIRING;

WATCH REPAIRING
TENHE Undersigned baTng the above busin
Evansville, hatters himself with the that his
Experience skill in all descriptions
machinery will upon trial, be found worthy
notonl Of the the city but ass ofhese
comprising the ''eircum mbient vcinage.''
His the Post Office where hs be found at all
OFFICE HOURS. mys r. II. GATES.
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TRANSPORT AXIOM.
NEW YORK AND EXANSVILLE

HHUN RALLENds.
NHE undersigned has the agency the sale of
a beautiful pattern of RON RAILING, with round
wrought rods and cast figures great variety Of
sizes which, will sell prices
FREIGHT. .-.-s-.--'I.-.
This railing cheaper any other
Kind 10 Those wishing Railing meery
call
Prices from 81 so to s. so per foot.
y2s-d&w IT, NJ. A LAWRENCE.
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Read THE FoLLowINe CERTIFICATES

LONDON. Laurel co., KY, Nov. 1. 1855.
MEssRs V. H. SMITH 4 Co.-Last month. when visit
Louisville having been afflicted with the chls and Fever
finding relief in the various remedies
that took induced give Fever and Cure
trial. days missed the chill and have been i'm
proving day think the disease will
estly this invaluable prepar-
att to all those afflicted with Fever
Chils. Yours truly, JOHN "A. CANAAN.
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, CIOTHING, &C.


THE ALLIES SURREND DER ED!!!
SstINCE MESSRS. ALL ERlNG d DRUMMER HAVE
- leased the Old Corner Stand Water the
Journal Once and filled
Fall Winter Clothing Fur
nishng Goods and sell them astonishingy low the
THEIR NEW STOCK '@}
CONSISTS Mem and Boys ready-made Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together with the exensvestoe
Gentle Dress Goods and Taors Furnishing Goods
ever brought to this city Their purchasing and
manufacturing superior other house the CITY,
which enablesthem all tim fill all orders with the best
goods and at the best bargains Country and city
and the public generally respectfully invited call and
Stock and Reduced Prices before
ng elsewhere. .. .. dec18-tf
CITY EXPR Ess BUSINESS.
AM prepared do all kinds of City Express BUSH
have Just received alargs heavy capable
of carrying springs made expressly for the city
damage hauling grain river; and in
all kinds of hauling city
myas anu On 0onKSs Family Grocery.
VIII SILVER WARE.
M inst received OF Silver Ware,
w such Table Tea. Desert Salt and Mustard Spoons.
Children IS Forks etc. all warranted and will be sold at
prices. Call at BITTROLFF & SONS,
dec1zd Main street. between First and Second.
AECEIVED PER STEAMER MIDAS.
= = BOXES W. r. Cream Cheese;
= y Gases N. Y. Paper Matches 100 gross; id
Il BoId double reane erau in h. papers
For sale at reduced prices by
eeti7 g.. 5.l E-l j.ll.. /. & D. HEIMANN.
81 Striped Linen Drills; White Linen Drills; G
Brown do do; Napkins
Lin, 9sP t Tss: Diapers GGsGn Ts3s Diaper
Russia Diaper. ...f.l ... J. c. JEWELL & co.;
mh13 Corner Vine and First,
NOTICE.
WHTE have sold stock of Groceries Messr Hersh
W berger Carson and sincere thanks to
friends liberal
age and chesrfuY recommend the firm to their favor
able consideration. mhl3 T. BACON 90.
ID = CFIIV Ell
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Mustard Premium; Mustard EneIish:'
Mustard superior article by Sadler. Firth CO.. Salad
Oil Arrow Root Essence Ginger apicoa Isinglass Gaane
the best article of Indigo brought this market
Preston Merrls; east Hope Mills Yeast Durkees Heck
er prepared Farnd desirable article children and in
vads Spices Starch other article the houskeepsr
eed in his line. f- Rh22
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vi RLE WOE KS e MOVE ID.
10 TH LADIES.

tz MoK Az, late OF Cnqnns invites the attention
w Ladies' OF Evansville her Store. where
Ahay will dni a Gaps and other useful articles
First street, oppoAt Gossns Jewelry Store. dec2020
WTFE
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NEW YORK BAK ERYl

SECOND TO NONE WEST MOUETAINsl
...r On First street opposite the Post Office
FHNE after long experience in the bushes
u city of New York inwhieh ci he is ackuowl.
superior in the of we'll
pointed bakery. would respectfully announces
That he FULLY prepared furnish all kinds of bread
cakes crackers pies hot rolls doenu ETC., eithera
wholesale retail M -a-. ~ t...-
Weddings private parties balls private families will be
supplies desired with eyerything fresh from the
the shortest notice.
superior article Graham and brown breadsalwayson
hand
The proprietor his exclusive
his business which shall be executedin Style rot
be sur passed by any enc. y2I @. GAUNT- g.
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& 4 "a n =; IA siad.oa ~ 49,. A..
late firm of Morgan, Keen Preston. have this day
formed copartnership with brosher. VIM. W. Morgan
under the name and style H. W. W. MORGAN for the
purpose oftransactng general wholesale business Boots
and Shoes. Hats. Caps, etc. ]. II. MORGAN
Evansville Feb. d, SIS. '.- F''. ++ t- a.tt'f
have rented Brick Building First street.
doors below Mssrs Bement Veles and in few days
Stock. We would respectfully
our friends customers gene
rally shall be prepared them
Inducements both in the quality Goods and in
prices We will offer goods to all cash and prompt time
buyers house the West aud solicit
the patronage of all such custom. E. =. ~ ~ n.
feb29 J. H. & W. W. MORGAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
RsARBAlE!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CORNER OF LOCUST AND WATER STREETS Ev ANsyILLE IND
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thereby certify that during the resided with
family Fl tn street Broadway the city of Lou
sTille KY where myself and three of act
with Cls and Fever We tried the usual suck
aunine without getting relief whr Smith Co.'S
Fever and Agae Cure RECOMMENDED to and com
using it. and in few days all relieved
cheerully recommend certain safe and speedy
distressing disease regard it the best medicine
for the disease offered to the public. f.lfe-
my this I'D day October 1885 Louis
vile KY. W. A. LYLE.
Personally appeared before the undersigned W A. Ly
oath the forth in the foregei
certificate all true Given under hand this I'D day
October 1855 JOS. CLEMENTS j .P.J.O
For salem Evansville at wholesale or retail. BY
KELLER, FARNSLT & co.
LII nnistaM Mar
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BOOTs. SHOES, &c. FOR THE
~U fRFF n N VEg

S1e French Oalf-skius French Kp-skins Lnings Bind
ings Toppings, Gsrsa Percha. Webs Thread Sparabe
eco aud materials used in the ufacturir
- and Shoes. O AMI anime for yourselves Sol
rev for cash. declI-dtf .ta----- u H. j. HART
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VHUCKINGs-75b bales Ticking % bales Hiekor knitting
in store and for sale by JAMES Low 70.
Ats Main street. louisville, Ky.
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6SATINETTG.-2 candett mixed; cases gold aHc
- bfown cases black cases Qashmerettes
rsc,d .o-5av and Sor sale nv JAMES LOW & co.
aaa us Main street, Louisville. Ky
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CO.PAWTNERSHEP.
49, H4EE YOU sRA3 SHAPED aEADi

% 70 VAUTIER & MARUONN!ER'S and have Your aeEd
Hat. They have just received direct from
Paris geuious instrument that will take the hape
Feur head Ia less than time, and with which they VII
Hat that will fit easy old shoe Vain
street, between First and Second. 'eol5
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
snec,m. n taken from TIE L0nsrsllc JosrnG' oil too
1f. ~c zan.t faur daza hefnra the elecLlOn:

Let OF A ugust four days OeIofe tno eieVhv". .,o
Jgr ELECTION AosDAy.- O1i tsnns s'aJ o5
~ ,s,;ye nd yia. 10 Jay rext h1to {. ~
"a. e,,,, .I,s.on han he cf The ;andhAes 20,
"a Cosnty osss,s TIE result IN ksniuehy on son'sJ
a,es,ty fee. he al. Ct .be fr's1sn. ~ sHe '0" D"
k.n'scky. hl; in many oibeT soa,hsih -, a.
vl h,,r ,he he friends e7eiJwhere SIC ee
them % renewed srsTts. -, H..
After A good deal of the same sort, the EDITOR
launches out y,.. .,
eov 4. RE time th- ges, victory 10 Soverner
the sas-Sr faction shsl be nfpsby deieHea Si
~. a. lowers di.ti,!,ed aud Il VII - let hofe es -
less 70 oprose the triumphant success CT tore sn
let he American party every VII 70 ne ~ Ed Sos
l.r,on I,t American vote be oroIth, 70 the p'
s.t sor ,h. .sAele fcke wiou. single 'mssi1n insis
n,, be no supirene,s The EeS' sEisse - ~ uA'
80, vot, .hould b brogsh, out = swell he AmehcAI
ties and send thrill Of gsdnes 10 me hearts OF ou o "
throughout the Union -. H.. M
surely with these statements before nlm, no
r,asouable man can affirm that there has been no
nsrty contest in the election just pact. here mas
teep most active and unscrupulous one; the issue
oas made up directly, Buchanan and illmore;
nnder these banners the battle was fought, anu
under these banners the battle has been iairiy
won by the Buccaneers ..,.
The election for Judge Of the Court OF Appears
is verv fair specimen OF the Democrsuc gains
throughout the State. The knOw-Nothng canui-
date. Judge Marshall is the present Chief Jus'ice
a man of prefminent ability AMI OF vast persona!
popularity His opponent is comparauSely
Young man. but well qualified, and bucaanin
Whig. The counties electinn an Appellate Juoge
this term, con prise "a of the central ana most
nopular counties in the State, and the result ~
suhioped.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
BLRLINGAME ~ CHICAGO.
CorrespoDdeuee Of The ". Y. Tribune.

CorrespoDde1ee Of The ". Y. Tribune
CHICAGO, Tours lay. Aug. - lejt.
The Hon. Anscn Burlingaue addressed crowd Of
Thousands at this place lest evening. IL was an
nounced that the meeting would be held 10 the largest
ball in the city but Oh sed by he press OF people
10 be- adj urned 10 the st:eet where in spte s1niy
p,tty arpoyaIces, such as our Nebraska c.;y rulers
love 10 indulge d. Mr. B. made Is spcect, de.shiing
oil, ard more than satisfying those who he'd formed
tie highest expectation q III. powers Is an orator.
"Tom' Marshall cf Kentucky canls upon The sr'ni
l.. fore Mr. B arrived AID IN s few words anuoun ed
his adhesCn 10 Fremont, and promised tha We should
soon hear from him egap. De has recently become q
resident OF t city, and, although in the main giving
biz hearty approval 10 AndNebrsska principles, 3s
hitherto erdeavored - remain neuia on the Pre-.
dental question. Bu, low mIs. have hin On he
stump many time before November.
A large delegation h,s gone from here - -" mass
meeting ard barbecue ct Morris. NJ BurlingaTe
accompanied them. snd vii speak there.
We are greatly encouraged. and our op9onen's are
cotspor dDely depressed by one f7aue Of the eIsc'
ton news irom Iowa and Missouri. The Germar vote,
instead Of gorg for the Scam DemOcriy IN ma:se, as
they col fdenrly expected has large part pee given
for Freedoms candidates The mere name Demoe
racy haa losf power over nte'i gent and thlkrg
men. We expect to gain largely and siesily Of H.:
German vote VI N Nov ember
There il a small Fillmore com7any here, waice per-
toms to toleraby iull snd applaUning audiences Of
BUCCANEERS TIE pl4y Il enacted a. a; tle EIs.,
but owing 10 The shmpess Of the company, cannl be
put or the stsge n very attractive manner have
noted in this snd djscent States, that the frem5n;
man usually is that his District Will b. righ', ou,
fears for Others while Toe Buchaneer coooedes hs .
the enemy, but hopes for gam somewhere else"
Is not ttis "a sign p '.P +.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19


,of lrfse 6uysl r. 1855 Norehests ns1rN II ne saule
counties was Alternating DsmocTatc .an OF o,iio' VIII
one inty 10 hear iaorn
With this showing OF facts az the preliminary
State election. the Democrats claim majority for
Buchanan in November of from coo TO 10000
votes; and if Mr.. Fillmore can't carry Kentucky
| fear he will be beat in every Southern state.
The fact s this: The Slavery question is tne
prominent one in this election, and indeed the only
one that has any life in IT, The South suspect and
distrust Mr. Fillmore, and are moreover tho-
roughly convinced tina, he has no possible chance
Of an election. large number OF the old wings
VINO imagine themselves badly treated by the n.
Ms are bitterly opposing them, and doing every
thing in their power TO defeat their candidates.
The Democrats aware Of this and taking sd'an
tage OF il, call meetings of Democrats ana
ami. X now. No'hipgs, nominate anti-K -Know'Ncthng
Wbcs for the offices, and these two forces, united
with the large Catholic Whis vote in the Bards-
town District, eiectually place Nj. Fillmore horS
du cOatat III Kentucky. -,
The most active and bitter opponents ot Mr.
Fillmore, are the strong Pro-Slayery wings OF
Kentucky. Ex-senator Dixon, T. /. Stevenson,
!. b. Clay aud Thomas J. Helm are among the
number aid they are sll popular ant effective
sneakers. The conclusion thai have come to ls
tbs: The South ra go in mass for Buchanan, and
the North if true 10 herself should go for Fremont
,r;h NJ, .oms uBen;mitu. KENTUCKY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

mail, which always he's TO p4-- through Eoglend ana
Belgium, Ia 30 c,n's This pas for convey anc' ~
the remotet par- Of the Unii-d States - any pH ~
the German Austrian Poral Union. " hen ttese 'T
ter ale carried by Bnt-h lea ners, i c'-ts oar p'v
emmett foT the s,G, au1 British and Be!sian tAlNl
tax, 6ji cents an ouLce, 81 SO cent? each, afu.
ng they Will aversgA three to ;a- ounce, ieaV'ue
thar certs letter 20 be dividec between me
ates and German Gov, rnm. nt-. ,reov'r VI. ~
the fact il cOnideIed Il at have 20 allow our r's
ma,t.Is for the collection Of this foreign P'-tae- o
sion Of from 10 to 10 per cent, II L app tIenl a
there l. poor eDcouIag.Gi, Mt led un nirf 'A,"s
cilcunstaLccs 70 sifcI.,t recucnJn OF lLe 's'' VI
potage by Tbs char Il Of communication.
BY the Bremen Ire dir ci 10 Germ-py, ths raE -
certainly ree-oDsb-, heing 10 cents only - b'e'hrn
and u cfn's 70 most other points III GerInGLy 40 80;
psn of The United states. Thi- reduction took ehrc
III August, ls.3, the result Of an arrnhge enl,"e |
tered INTO b,t~een tie present head Of this Depart
moIt ano tie Minister X. -deni Of H. enen.
A. II, arGr otter for,ig1 countries wi'h Vhch me
Tritec States has no postal treaties the rat.r hhn a.
fix by the act Of Sd March, l-3l, namely, io' any
otarce under 2 500 niles, ~ cents Al d o'er -''Oo
Mss, 90 cents the singe letter.
bsve the honor ,o be, re.rec fully, , ,,,,o
Your OK seUsit, hOHAalv h!No,
Firs. Assi.rsn, 2. " General.
The Hon soHuyLIR CoFax HOuIe Ct kegre'snia'y'.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
INTERESTING FROM VIRGINIA.

The Hon. scHryLts coF.x Hou,e CT Rsgre'sniasiy'.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

unclaimed with loId voice 10 front II The Co n
II use, by DeDccrsi, that Abohnonists an1 MO-"
Ne'hiuas were nc. waited there. Bat IL To- ote
1,sr-gaTd'd.
. pssssd out Of the Cour. H1use mo re ysTl soo-
ver,ed few n nut.s With several genteme,, oEo'sf
the street 10 my house, ard :ook ch@r ~ Font VI ne
doo' when = ltl. circle seated ,hemseY a,clni me-
ben rot been there more than tro uncrf.s D~,e -oe
Southern M.tbodi.t preacher came and sss1ned -
tebing aittuee within ten feet # me; and pre-a
the poor fellow heard enough, for my VIE Who ~ss
ii ~ il tie bail, mad her re 'kr fr special spp-
cartD. Ard ,ba, you may judge whether tb7 man -
8s successful in tie ministry A. We're Ia n and >lhs,
who by their wonderful work, maze the allo7 OF old
20 CRY out 'Wlet must do 10 be saved Will m
fo,m YOU that the mCdern 20 whom referred above,
three days after he Lad feased this modern preacher
u-ed tie following language, in an advertisement 10
one Of our pspsrs:
The sub.coer ~,she. 20 purchase aooat Fifty L.ssiy
Yoa,. NLGRoES Of 99h -.,ss .or s3nnd an sn4 n:. ..t
I Nil he Those having such sop-rty 10 ei'po'e o.
u .ly o. he adjoining e'unus'' as4 Jei: a H.g0gR
"Juy 10, ls6''
And also 70 bow you the caibre Of this disciple,
il seit bis toast wi ch he go another person 20 write,
and though rot drank the ce bra;i0n The Fourth
was hsrced 10 the editor after this meeting on tAe
7ib, to be published with tbo-e that we're drank:
"'Rv Pete, T. Rsu.hoar; The Aboli1OIss OF She
nsLdoab-May they be altered with a9rtis, shaved sh
hAd.aw o.meLied with coat Of TAR and -aihe .nd haYe
the pie Of eg The soft eide OF white oak raI
"Some OF the men Who took part in this meeting
Rad bat few hours before, taken an oa'h TO su2p)..
the law- and consti u1on of this Commonwealth; N
their proceedii gs they they intend 20 the ~
Bu. If this We rhsll Everything has been que,
here since and We enj, y the farce acmiraty
" Very only, "FEORFE hfk
The Rev JAMES S. DAVIS.
II the moo aaeDp. 10 carry ou' their la~less
resolutions they will fhd much larger number of
friends Of free discussion than they expect They
will not BIKE the attempt. Western Virginia feels
the yiaunous rule of that portion eas; Of the Blue
Ridge and ingadly rejocts when ole is found
bold enough 10 cry out against r.
JAS SCOTT DAVIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
REPLY OF THE DEPARTM mt.
PosI-OFFICE DEPARTNEN

WASHINGTON, Aug E. 1885.
Sir: Your letter Of the I'd ms on the .ubect Of
Ocean Postage, is received.
Tie single rate to Great Britain, az esabishad by
treaty, il q cents, which is made up follows
uIed States iIsnO.. Observation-Disclosures. Gems
Sea (Which belongs to the country which per.
loin the Atlantic conveyance .16 cents
Total .....................2i c. nts
Nhtr The lct'or, l0weyer il to Or fron toe Pacific,
the rate is - cents he United S.ats inland post Ie
beng 10 instead Of ) cents.
Ib,Ie : no doubt that the postage between ihe United
States sno Great Britain is too Lish, BAT Posmas
tel Gene ral as yet felt at liberty to cUus - re-
ouction except the condition mat the British transit
posaSe on CORES pondtnce passing thrOagh Ensa and
between the United States and the Contiucn' ot
EuIoIe be .k rcouoed at tie SANE time. |. is The
pol oy Of Tie British Coyernmen. to on nue their ia
iraD,lt charge, while they have recently expressed a
Wll gn, 10 unite III the reduction OF the postage ON
lyte,s passI siuIpy between Tie United STATES and
Great Britain. The operation of such msas lIre IL
viii b1 seen, wonlu be materially reduce the
receipts from at antic lLes the income from w1lch
a. the present rates ie short OF Ia I'd Of tleir ex
Iense, willie, by keeping up then high anS!t tax tie
But4h would be tDabCd TO sus au The irs. viii lot say
tbat. kuosiIg how carefully CJpgiess compares tue
cot of our i.es with the income derived from the sea
Jostsge of the same they hope, by still greater dis
cTep.bcy between expenditure and Tecsp being shown
70 zee us sbandon our lines a. proftlcss. Bat one
tbiI il clear: their ate poposlion to reduce the
between this country aDd Great Britain 10 Il -a's,
hds BEEN fany responded 10 b, the Postm4sieH Gen
,rs He has expressed bis cheerful acquie scence
prov ded hey vii carry oHr m,ils through Fog and AZ
'he seme pIi,e they pay tYr earn ng tbef7 20 aud
Torn CdIads. Whether they VII agree 70 this, re
mains % be seen.
TIE angle rate 10 Gemeny by The Prusssn e'0sed