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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-04

ST.. LOUIS, April 3-The Lecompton cor
respondent Of this mornings Democrat says:
The census Of Kansas is now being taken.
The work is being done in a very superficial
manner. Some neghborhoods are missed en-
tircly-not taking the names of half the actual
settlers in Others"
There is much quarreling between squatters
and Land Associations, in the different parts
of the Territory.
Several Deputy Marshals are arresting po-
litical prisoners on charges growing out Of dif-
ficulties last summer.
At the Democratic meeting, last night,
Huntington. Editor of the Leader, read let
ter from Col. Benton, which denounces and
repudiates the emancipation movement in this
State.
Upwards of million and quarter of dol
lars subscribed to the six banks. They will
be started here. The books are closed until
after the organization and election Of direc-
tors, when they will be opened again.
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LATER FROM MEXICO,

Now ORLEANS. April 3.-The Schooner
Joaquin has arrived. She left Vera Cruz on
the Goth ult
The government is in such straitened Cir
cumstances that it was obliged to suspend
payment at the custom houses of Vera Cruz
and the City of Mexico.
British relations continue unsettled.
The new Constitution was promulgated on
the 18th ult.
Gen. Blancarte was voluntary prisoner al
Guydilagahara, on trial by cour's marshal
Tuente, Minister.
Hacinda Gurrea late Governor of Tampico
is about to visit the capital to defend his char
acter.
The mails are very irregular.
Nothing has been heard at the city Of Mex
leo Of the rejection Of Forsyth's treaty.
1t is reported that Santa Anna has nun
Der of emssaries at Mexico
The Nicaragua news received in this city
gave great joy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED ExPREssLY FoR THE JOURNAL
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.

NEW York, April 3.-The steamship Tex
as, from San Juan and Nicaragua, with dates
to the Goth ult.. and Aspinwall dates of the
% ult., arrived here this morning. The Tex
as connected at Aspinwall with the Orizaba,
and brings later California advices.
Advices from Rivas the headquarters OF
Gen. Walker, to the 10th rlt.
The purser OF the Orizaba reports Walkers
army in good condition and well provisioned.
Gen. Walker, with 400 men, attacked the al
lies at San Jorge, gained the place and burned
an important portion Of tho town. and retreat
ed to Rivas, which Gen. Chamoro. at the head
of 1900 men, had meantime attacked but was
driven back with great slaughter by Gen.
Henningsen. Gen. Ii. and Gen. Walker met
them retreating, and they were conse luently
placed between two fires and becoming com
pletely paralyzed, suffered immensely. Loss
of the allies, by their own accounts, amounts
to 327 killed and over 800 wounded. Walker
estimates their loss Mt GOO kllel and SOC
wounded. He states his own loss st killed
and 81 wounded. Walker had the dead bodies
buried.
The sloop-ofwar St. Marys is still at San
Juan,
1t is reported that Canas, commander in
chief Of the allies, is under arrest for making
certain overtures to Walker. 1t is also ru-
mored that Chilleon raised body of men ir
Leon and was about to join Walker. and thai
President Rivas had been assasinated.
Col. Lockridge. who is stationed on the
San Juan River, received another strong re
Enforcement of Texans. together with large
quantity o. provisions and ammunition. Hi.
command is garrisoned. Only two commune
cations by water with Costa Rica, namely
2lO men at the mouth Of the Terra river, anC
1873 men at the mouth of the San Carlos
Remaining 1872, stationed in advance, unde
the command Of Col Lockridge. near Nacha
sa rapids. Col. L. said he secured document
showing that the Costa Ricans had opened
Transit Route to the English. The Cost,
Rican force at San Carlos was small, and Col
L. is confident of taking it.
1t is reported that the allies, after being de
feated by Walker, had retreated to Massaya.
The royal Mail steamer, New Granada, ha,
been boarded by the Perv,ian steamer Loa
in the interest of Bivanco, and plundered Q
$4,000 in specie, arms and provisions.
The Shop oi-war, Saratoga, had left Sal
Juan for Havana.
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THE THEATRE-Tke last MgM.-Mr. Ora
hams Company give their last performance in
this city to night. During their stay, they
have been we'll supported, and we cannot but
regret their departure. The members of the
company have made themselves friends in
Evansville, who will gladly welcome them on
some future occasion.
Tonight we have Mr.. Mulholand as Dan
Rice, the clown, as an Irish Lady, and as Dan
Rice, the citizen. We promise all who go a
pleasant time. 1t is the last night-let the
house be crowded.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER is falling very slowly at this
point, but as will be seen by our dispatches is
at a stand at Pittsburg.
OF The elegant Fashion is the packet for
Louisville this morning. Passengers going
East should wait for her, by all MEANS
Messrs. Smith and De Hart in the Office are
the cleverest Of gentlemen and Capt. Reed
is a careful commander.
OF The Nick Thomas passed down yes
terday evening with two barges in tow heav-
lily ladened.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 3-Flour buoyant; sales 1850 bbls
SIS GOD5 %; Southern Sc 2096 40. Wheat buoyant;
sales of bushels; White Wheat advanced &c fair
selling al 81 Sc. Corn buoyant; sales OF $1,000 BUSH
els 10c for mixed Mess Pork declined &c; sales at
Sa3 40. Provisions generally steady. Lard firm at
Hlc. Bacon heavy; Hams Ike; shoulders 9iic. Ohio
butter at l59a0e. whisky firm at &c. Coffee Gull
lie for Rio. Sugar buoyant. Molssses advanced 10
= cents.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, April 3.-FIour rather frmer; and more
disposition manifested TO operate. but change in
prices; sales of GOO bbls s5 o5 for superns SIS IS
for extra and SIS 50 for White Wheat Receipts light
Whisky in active demand at advance prices; sales Of
800 bills at ac. Oats active in good demand at Soc
Corn active; sales of GOO bushels delivered at Car.
olton ky at see. Provisions; market firm aud quiet.
Bulk and bacon sides rather higher and rather abov
views Of purchasers. Sales of 100000 lbs bulk sides
at91ic. Bacon sides held at lie. Sugar arm and in
good demand.
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o. We call attention to the notice in
another column, Of the V. G.. Agricultural
and horticultural Society. Members should
be punctual in attending these meetings.
All should feel deep interest in the dOings
of this Society, as the prosperity of our
country depends much on the management
of that Bank-the Bank of Earth. 1t is a
Bank that always yields good dividend;
and as it prospers, so prospers our coun-
try
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NEW YORK, April 3.--The Washington cor
respondents say that the Administration has
refused 10 send special minister to
China; also, that orders aac issued for the dis
missal Of the American Consul at Hong Kong
for assisting the British in their attack on
Canton.
The Herald states that the agents Of the
Spanish and Mexican governments are pur-
chasing provisions and munitions Of war in
anticipation Of the expected invasion Of Mex
ion
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River and weather by Telegraph.

River and Weather BY Telegraph.
PITTsBURG, April 3, M.-River five feet six
inches, and at stand. Weather clear and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, April 3, M.-Seven feet in the
Canal, four feet four inches on the Falls
Weather clear; mercury GO.
CINCINNATI, April 8, P. M.--River falling;
about eight feet in the channel. Weather
cold and cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, April 3, P. M.-River about sta
tionary at this point. with about twelve feet
water TO Cairo. Upper streams falling slowly,
but in good boating order. Weather cool and
cloudy. with appearance Of rain.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCFMENT

THlO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
II SPERMAToRRHEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS. IMPoTEScE,
GoNoRRHGA. GLEET. SYPHILIS theVies Of OSASism orSEI
ABUSE &c. he
struetion OF human f caused the
ceptons practced the victims Of such
by have directed their Consulting surgeon
Charitable Act worthy Of her to give Medical Advice
Gratis to all thus afflicted apply by letter. with
description of their condition, Gage occupation habits Of
fe and in of poverty and sudering to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
The Howard ssoci sion is ateneveens Institution estab
shed for the relief OF the sick and
distressed afflicted with vruent and Epde mic Diseases
IL has surplus Of which the Directors have
advertising the above notice. IL neee-
Association commands the highest Msss
cal skill Of the age will furnish the approve
modern treatment. e
just Pubi,shed by the Association. report ON Sperms
torrhoea or Seminal Weakness the vice OF Onanism Mas
tnrbaon SeAbuse and other Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs: By the CONSUMING men III &c sen.
of TWO STAMPS Tor postage. -
aSd,ess Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Association No South NINTH Street. Phlaael
phia Pa, By order ofths directors.
GEO. FAIRCHILO, Secretary. felS-'57iy
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BORT of Guansuille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

DELEGATE, from Nashville 10 Pittsburg.
FRED IRON, from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
DUNLlErH, from Cincinnati to Nashville.
ARK. IRA VELER, frem Memphis to Louisville.
MARTHA PUTNAM, from Pittsburg TO Galena.
EMPIRE CITY. from Pittsburg to st. Louis.
RETURN. from st. Louist to Evansville and back.
BEN FRANKLIN, from Paducah to Louisville.
w. BAIRD, from Louisville to Memphis = 81
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EVANSVILLE TooE. STOKE.

MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND,
THNHE undersxued would respectfully inform the citizens
Of EyaasyiHe and OF the surrounding COUNTRY he
n,w resezns spring stock OF Tools Hardware
neray many articles sei partly consist
ngof
In the greatest variety ofthe Te-y best quality being
esisas4 exclusively for retail traderaiso
Building Hardware,
Locks Haehets. wrought and cass tts wrought Hinges
Screws. Nails. Brads. Trimmings for fuEnture &C., &o.
Garden and Farming implements,
shove SPADES Grain Scoop Hoes Iron and steel Rakes
Manure and hay Forks. &c.
Pocket and Table Cutlery,
Spoons great variety Scissors and Shears &c. always
on hand Chains Mill aus Gross Gus saws, Axes Platform
scaes Chain Pumps and fixtures Brass and Enameilet
patronage respectfully
solicited. AUG'S HALDhikCu'
mh2S Main street. between tiTst AID Secenc.
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OF Another lot of beautiful -cassimeres'
rich vestings, crayats, shirts, collars, &C., has
Just been received at LYONS, one door above
the Post Office.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIoN.--We call the
attention Of our readers to Iglehart & An
thon's advertisement of large sale Of real
estate, at auction at o'clock to-day.
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WASHINGTON. April 3.-The President has
appointed the following Collectors: Jacob Fry,
Chicago, vice Conway, resigned; Robert Tanks,
Cuyahoga, Ohio.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-Sales Of Cotton to-day Of
500 bales market slightly dsarer. Mddling I3H 70
1879. Sales ofthe week % 900 bales Sugar loi;
Pork $40 90. Lard firm. Prime lll49IIK, sales Of
the week &c, 500 bags Stock In New Orleans, II 900
bags. Exchanges on London. ga
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THE PRICES AHR FROM s6 TO 50

IQUORS.-Weha have constantly hand alargs stock Of
Liquors best brands Orange Valley Whisky old
Rye Nonongahel Whisky. Catawba Brandy, Pert Wine.
Swess Wine. Genuine Malaga Wine. Ginger Wine. Masc
Wine. Blackberry Wine Native Port Wine. Blackberry
Brandy and large variety Of inc DTandes for sale
feIs ]. Il u. HERMANN.
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uNINE TEAS-I0 and 30 caddiss, Young n.y.
son, Gunpowder. Imperial and best Black Tea, ever
Drought 10 this market. Gall and tryit
-ss1 VICKEGY JOHNSTON.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFlCaTEs

Enclose the address for the tickets
receipt of which they will be forwarded first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending figure they may
designate.
The list of drawn numbers prizes pur-
chasers i'm rnediasely after the drawing.
E3 please write plain
give their Post oihee. County an 4 State.
fall without deduction.
All prizes 81 coo and under after
the prizes at the usual time ofthrty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize tickets cashsd tickets either
list ofthe numbers that drawn from the wheel,
with the amountthas each prize s to- will be pub
lished after following
Orleans Delta Mobile Register Charleston STANDARD Nash
vile Democrat Atlanta Integencar and New York Day
Book. Write your address plainly. and directto
mh26-tf 8. SWAN a. CO., Atlanta. Georgia.
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CHOICE FARM LAMBS FOR SALE.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL II. r. COMPANY
PREPARED SELL ABOUT
/, 500, coo A G. r. E. S
CHOICE FARMING LANDS,

FORTY UPWARDS.
On Long Credits and at low Rates of Interest.
.na y the s (; aid in
Is. and ferss IN the xoria Tasy snsena
and Northwest through the middle STATE the
s:Ta ana
groves and in the middle aud Southern section timber pre-
dominates alternating with beautiful prariss and
fhe climate is healthy mild and equ,ee than
s
Coal is e1ssns,vsy mined and supplies
- u per son-and :, the same rate per
building Stone Of excellent quality also abound which
be prosured for little than the expense Of
The great fertility of these lands which black rich
mould from two TO hve teet deep and gently rolnstheir
the North
cultivated render then the valuable Investment that
be found and present the most favorable opportunity
a comfortable Independence in afew years.
Chicago the greatest grain m,rss. in the wordand
lands be transported to that make them much
government the additional
tax the latter whehnus be borne by the
The Title is per,sct-and when the hnai payments
State and in whom thc title is vested the purchasers
which them absolute titles in fee simple free and
THE PRICES ARE FROM SO TO $50.
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.
Twenty will be deducted from the credit price
Those who purchase long credit give payable in
after date and are Iuired TO improve
for ys 50 as 70 have the
Competent Suryey will accompany those who wish 10
Lands ofeharse and aid them in making
! selections.
The lands remaining unsold rich and valuable
those which have been disposed of.
SECTIONAL. MAPS
Will be any who will enclose Fifty in post
stamps pamphlet. containing
instances Of successful rmipg signed by respectable and
farmers living iu the Of the Rail-
tha
price of cattle of harvcstng threhipg
other informs be eheerfullv given appliea
tie7 either personally or by letter in Erglsh CHI or
Gsrmsn. addressedto JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner oftbe Illinois Central II. r. c..
| Office in Hin OILS Central r. r. Depot.
| fel3-sndAw Chicsgo Illinois.
have copstan thy hand largs stock OF
Liquors best brands Orange Valley Whisky; old
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AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL weoLsEY. HIRAM NELSON
AUCIIONBERs, COMMISSION MFRCuANTs
and Real Estate Brokers',
HAVING leased for of years and fitted MP the
Old Court House, Of Main and Third Streets wo
preparedo receive for sale auction private
all kinds and household
furniture. horses. buggies. etc.. etc.
Cash ,dvances sde ign ments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
at eo'eoek A NJ. Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Frida AZ lights. At carly gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The frst Monday OF every month at 10 O'Clock A. M.
Having ourselves with large Map the City Of
EvsRsviile all the recent Euargemesss
evng it will be tor the interest Of all concerned have
apart the first Monday Of Every month for the sale
All wishing
hand in their in public
The patronage Of those having Houses Lots Lands
either publcor private SALE solicit
ted. jyi5 wOOLSEY NELSON. Auct's.
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ATTENTION!

FENHE his thanks to his old
- patronage. and wishes inform them
public generally that nc is still prepared
them with Wagons Bugges and everything in his line re-
pairing with nea.ness and DISPATCH n Also have
taken charge Of the WILSON HOUSE,. ans
ton to the various involve
to meet the wants Of the travelling public.
AESAL0M MALONE.
Owensville. Ind. mhII-Iyd&w
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$3.50 Prizes amounting s2OS Cg
Whole Tickets gro; Halves Is; Quarters s25s.
Plan of the LOTTERY.

Whole Tickets gro; Halves -; Quarters s2h.
Plan OF the LOTTERY.
The Numbers to ding with thoso
numbers the tickets printed separate slips paper
encirced with small 1 tubes and placed in wheel
The FIRST 2ls prizes similarly printed and enoled are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revoved number is drawn from
the wheel of numbers and at the time prize
from the other wheel The and drawn
opened aud exhibited 60 the audience by the
Commissoners the prize being placed
out.
APPROXIMATIONS PKizEs-The two preceding and the two
succeeding numbers these drawing the is prizes will
be entitled the ~ APPROXIMATION prizes according
scheme.
The 5000 prizes will be determined By last figure Of
the number that draws the $4,000 prize For example,
the drawing the $50 600 prize ends then
all the tickets where the number in will
$50. II the number ends with NO. g. then all Tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled 2o and 80
o.
Ce6caesof Packages will be sold At the following rates.
whichis the risk:
Certificates Of Package Of 10 Whole tickets
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTIONy

GUST received aud viii be sold at auction. at Auc
81 sion Rooms regular sale DAYS. large and
raj asortment of Dry Goods Notions au fancy articles
consisting in part Of Brown and Blesched Sheetass and
Shrtings Satinet Casmeaes Coatins Flaunes Blankets
Jeans. Hosting, Gloves. Mts. Spool Threads Linoys.
ALso-Tabiss and Poke. CUTLERY jewsry and Watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Rszo Pins Needles
on 10 mention. IwOOLSEY Il NELSON.
novl Auctioneeu.
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- = BOXES Tobacco, all best brands;
! u 50 do Hamburg Cheese;
10 bbis Nuts 3. Almonds Brazil. Fi1bert Peanuts;
100 reams small. med. and large wrapping Paper,
lbs Pa. b. W. Flour; 600 Cuba Skies Cigars;
10000 Flora do Cabahas Cigars;
1000 Rosa de- Santiago do rscei and for aaleb
feIs I. Il d. HERMANN.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC:

Rrsys 80 Sun SErs ....-...... 6
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Light Literature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-13
Rrcnrrrs FOR THE ARNY-Formerly

this city wss not held in very high estimation by
UucIe Sauis recruiting officers, who, from the ini-
possibility OF doing even average business, gave
il IL wide birth several months sinee, n station
was made here, and LIST Lieut. b. IL. Robertson, Of
the "a DTagoons, II Virginian, sent on TO superin-
tend operations. Such has been his popularity,
that $50 men have enlisted with him during his
period of service here thus far The business VI
eniisting will not before the lst Of next July
.L is related Of another Dragon officer, ON the
same errand '''lang syne," that after sojourn
here of six months, with his Rdjnncts-one ser
geant and CUrpoTal-he found himself in posses
sion of four recruits With these he made bis way
10 Fortress Monroe. and the bold sajer boys"
aeIe put under medical examination, with the fol-
lowing results: one had ii twisted arm. one bad q
broken arm, and third was rejected because Of
African extraction. 0ny one out Of tho four
PASSED muster" The military feeling has re-
v,rej in the Old Dominion" " since that day.
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ARRESTED as 4

ARRESTED As a hUs ,wAY.-A negro
fellow, named Ishan slave of Mr.. Augustus How
Iytt. charged before the Mayor. on yesterday,
with being runaway. lie had Ueen found by the
police AT work on board vessel anchored in the
cJllIns,nied by Capt. Jas. Reeves. lie had no au-
tbDrity 70 get employment on b ard the vessel,
and without permission, his being there WAS =
c.ear violaiion 0f the law. So the Mayor ruled
isilaln was sent 10 Jail q runaway.
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THskTRg.-At this agreeable place of
entertainment three very capital pieces are ur fa
presentation 20 night, being the occasion pf alisa
Maggie Miiehell's benefit. Tie performance cuni-
meures with the drama called .'Margot tia.
Poultry DsSH.r." followed BY "Csptsin Charlotte"
and cumcifHig with the iaushable farce called the
dutch Actor in which Mr Giena shines resBla,,-
dant. We might with the varied attractions az
nounced, expect full house even wele IL not
benefit night. A. 1t is, however, and the henci.-
ciary Is the talented and fair Maggie, the Incentives
% go present themselves to all theatre goers with
double force. Those who design going h.d bstter
secure their seats at the BOX of1ce7 daring tho
day.
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IsTE3gsnAa CoUPLg--John Sullivan
aud Mary ssll,yan. husband and wife, we're before
tie Mayor yesterday, charged With keeping an M
< vsrHcI aud d.orderly hen-e, and using inaeeebt
aud obscene language, 70 the disturbance OF ths
ueghborhoot IN which they lived The charge
proved, aud failing TO give security, they we're
seHt To iAil.
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TIIa MrMDERs OF rng CRY CoUyoIL ara

The MEMBERS OF THE ITY COUNCIL are
Gnder tho impression THAI the house Southeast
coTler Of the Capitol square used by Nos. ana
fire companies. cannot be removed without the d.
rectjon Of the Legislature, FROM whom was derived
tBe authority 10 place the bonse the grouud.--
The result of the interview between the Governor
aud certain memb. rs Of the Council who were di
rreEyd to Gail him In reference TO the subject,
has not tEanspired yet.
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PETTY TnEFr The Clerk of the first
market yesterday morning, detected an Italian
nut pedaF dealing out chtsnl;s to his customers
ia with false bottoms, and at once re-
lieyed him of his false measures and his stock in
trade Such eontemp,be swint,ling deserves the
ssvereSt punishment that the law cen infict