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b. .,,s 70, nl,4 Boston. Jan. 2l.I
The liabilities of Chas. B. Fessenden East In
jdia merchant whose failure was made known on
Monday are stated at upwards OF i've. hundred
thousand dollars. An English banking house
being the hsrgest creditor, being secured for
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-. Milwaukee, Jan. 22-
The Democratic caucus last evening nonina
ted Judge Dunn for Senator No election liza.
taken place yet.Had} sYts -a2ia9 eiafft p, ~
Thermometer this morning % degrees below
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ryictoria-.:-IIer Visit 70 America.

III
.We hope she'll come, from the bottom OF
our heart! Not that we hav'nt seen her, or
that there is anything very wonderful in her ap-
atfthes time of hen, marriage,
seulptors did insist that she was as near the Ve-
nus lie Medicia as live woman ever was known
to be. Not that she is in blood and kiw the sov';
Sereign Of 4 great nation, but beetBse asheois
sgreureratnd a better, thing--aBtrae woman =
Wise, Without an effort to display her " 8YiSdoM-'
modest in the midst of poYer-a faithful wife,
aud fond, wise mother. This is why we wish
gto see Victoria in Yankee -land; for with our
weakness regarding rnyally, she may render
wonanness, modesty a,,'f faithfulness tile fish
ioil;; andvirtues are something's even ii Iasqca-
prise xcites them. The truth IS Nscteragis in
every Esspect q perfect ,geuilewoman, and thar
is a character which may be studded with great
effect II, our age. Dtpcnddpon it, however,iwe,
shall see no Elizabeth in bar5arie ispiendor tnrt
ing with her Statesmen one minute. or cutting
their ears the next !; nor will si,e come gke The
beautiful Queen Ok SCOTS, ,bewitchins men. to-
their ruin, nor like Catherine de Medicla, with
ll,ar hands red With Slaughter. eoBut she will
come to US good woman, whose examplethe
,purest girl inour country may follow and becone'
the better forit. Our strong nGpded. Yopenl
may not hpd in her u great statenlap or Jurlsf,i
but she Knows how TO submit TO superior sis
dom, ,and, thoug hrnlin jus ice, is never oosti.
nate, except when;she wishes to be dmerciiul.-
Our iash:onables will be mistaken if they expect
to fnd a royal firt, ready to exhaust herself ina
GernIan cotiiion, or join ii, the indelieaey Of a
polka, for all those thngs;hayr long siNre been
excluded from her drawing rooms, but. sAeyn will
find a llithtnl wife, acquainted Intimately With
her own children, which should count for some
thing in these days Of neglected NURSERIES, and
easy divorces. In short Victoria IL rhoroushl,
respectable-a thing that cannot beTsAd soi ,ali
Queensland we. ior one would give tue bright
est rose in the vase before US TO- see Il serowned
woman ON this side OF the Atlantic, whose heart
never swervad 10 the seduclfons oftfis coerf she
rules, and whom power has Ieuera-tem pted 10 to
part, and a lady who, in this ,slanderous age,
has never had a word Of blame Cast on her 40
,nanInassn .gs.ipfa 9t.t EsaEslngsaEA
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Tic basque amaaezone, or Lahie. +.
sEIEa4 ~ Z Se&InaxHn hail. ELn.-..


We really don't know, where fashion, is run.
ming to, nor can we pretend to predict where. she
will stop One thing However, We think she is
doing, and that is, ruiining away with the wits
OF the ladies andoturnipgg their -prett heads! !!
Only think of ~ lady dressed 70 death" and
then over all TO mount a geDtIeman's regularly
built frock coat! Do not start, Kind reader, for
it's ID fict--a melancholy fact .Ss9a Jgs9ta
!Ai4our ftsbionhbles aud poor rsunlashionabIes'
knowswhat a stir the long skrted and. shott
wasted coats Of the dandits created, when they
were first introduced, ard fiowall the little boys
laughed when they saw ''-hingbai'' on tic
streeis Bat what will be said now 4hse lovely
last best gift TO many--is ta-
,sing to herself ascoat (another part OF bis dra-
perry has long since been worn by some Of the
fair ereatutes) Of the sterner sex Bit aias. 1t
has been'done! And several ofsour'mos, heau-
iiiul ladies have sappearedin the streets, dress
ed a Ia Shanghai! What agsight they make in
hoops and long tailed coats s'S' y
What next? VIII it be boots st;and era
.yaty No one can tell. II fashion dictates il so
why it viii be-. Then We shall heipto csnaplcte
the iuil rgsoutin naie attire, by galiahiy say
in.. take our haf. 'Tss sEiisas ssssssgs-as.sss
& wIa t1is, we would not be considered as inter
iering in woulan's rights-oh no, not for The
world. Batwnat are we poor men 70 do; when
the dear creatures coiie iaand poacl, upon ours
PsntsgoHes costfs .ditaoia Vests boots, cr.yeis
and has going-or, We are much mistaken, ssfer
this is progressive age and nothing shorter.''
The Basque Amazone, seroasis,gis an odd
looking garment, anc when worn il sure to pro-
soke fa,tghter but III our Fir friehds wa,,t 10
look oddly and make people la,iyiat them, .filey
base arabtsto wear N, most sssuredly. es.
pcialls there are in ti,e stores no eioass, tai.
ma, mantillas, or shaWls. 10 Keep of tie cold.
The gsrnient wease talsiny abcus' tlest 1--WE
may be n,isundersrood3 ID costu uf. closn with
tiny but,ons. bishop sleeves, aad- trimmed aboal
ti,e endsaad edges vishbr4isis ihs goaasrsturn
frock. A " isss' = 1s7easa.'s 'fas
But ahy lady wishing 70 iasadssssars one IN i
hurry, hss ouiy ITO chAnes tahe -butsmis On absr
EhasbsuQ,see krosies' donG tailed htHs- -add ,s
little trinmine- and widen Ihc @leeves frscffdn
andahe fhiag mpirtsds8 This iszsall shat Il
nercssary. to make the basspe Alpazene. Shah
We not be thank led tor this .iilportaht iafortna.
thiony NssrhiA " shoulda: = New 0sissnS Rie-
syuuD ~ ssssi gsfH2ss 40 sass ssw .ytassssE5 7
. ss.aysisssa .aasfsaa sVas saa ess .sos
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At Nononia, Nd, on Monday evening, A. man
named Horace Moberly, in the employ of John
Bartholow, Esq, as q farm hand il. attempting
to cross the railroad track ahead of the freight
etrainy felewish his neck across the rail and the
whole train passed over him, completely sseyer:
ing his head fronahis body. The unfortunate
man was under the influence Of liquor. He
leaves wife and ave childrenswh were depen-
dent on his labor for support. sssSE 8 hss4
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Peoples. BANK, CARMI-We, the undersign!
ed have been disposed, as far as ipossiblu, to
sustain the2Peoples BaLk of Oarmig the Rush.
vile Bank, and the Prairie State, Bank, in the
hope that the owners of said banks would, rs
soon as advised, make suitable provision tor the
Redemption OF their bills, either by the snrrep-
der Of Bonds to the holders Of notes, or other
wise SO as to Justify us in continuing to receive
their notes at par. ,,z,
The owners Of said banks have been in tllis
city. and {so far as we can learn) hive not made
any suchtarrangement.I The Stccks in the hands
of the Auditor, at the present selling rates, are
not quite sufficient for the redemption OF said
banks at par, aid the owners of the above napl
ed banks beilg owners of the Gr,mercy Bank of
Lafayette, Indiana elynclosed, wesare there
fore compelled to receive their nc. .ea on deposit
as, ,curre,,cysi O. sSaa ,aS .a3hcz< Z j oas
In order, as far as possible, to save our depos-
itors and the gpabc from loss, We will receive
from ourlcustomerssthen Noes of the following
named banks at II discount, until further notice
--the rate TO be varied according TO the tacitifes
aoffered blythe Auditor for the couy ersion Of the
Bonds. 3ls9ies rstftls5a3s afi; g9ai % sig45sE
t,bsasas Peoples Bank Of Carmi: fgry g4asesq q
+ ssita Rushville Bank, of Rushyille. istsneJ
s>sss sPrairie State Bank OF Washington
H. Until the owners OF the Stock Security B.. nix
Of Danville, make good their ieircaiation,by re-
deea,ing tlteir e aliornia Bonds, providing re-
liable securities lin their stead. we whl receive
Hits notes trome our customers at the same dis
cont.ic r2isYBsaF. CARVER, Cashier, ers sst 8
i $50 st84 81 HOFFMAN SsgGELpeSE,a ssa+,sa
~ ssa4l 4Iidaa 0YFIcER u BgorHEa,a G5 - q.
s,ts;: 81 eeqasa i1E. l. TiNkHAM IL Co., .bataass
ssr II. i.sas;eesiR. X. SWIFT, Bgo. IL .JoHNsToNl
sc Jan. 20, 1857. &71,41 #lChieago Dem. Press.
issg s. pas ---ViTT --FsgI-TT T7--E-T . ;a,bzsf /
IA HUMAN CRors-Prof. Dew, once President
of Wiilia,nand Mary,s Goliegelin Virginia, in his
review of the debrrs in thesy Legislature
in 1872, Fromsall the information We
can obtain, we have no i'esitationin saying that
upward OF six Thousand (slaves) are yearly cx-
ported Gfrom Virginial to other States ba gain:
full equislent being Ieit in the place Of
the Slave, this emigration becomes ail advantage
to tes State, ,Eand does notacheck the black pop
hulation asefnuchas, at view I'VE might ima-
! giae; becaus.it furnishes every inducement TO
sencourage breeding, andeto cause the greatest
snumaer possible 10 besraiseds! aesh alI7 bs@S
i Virginia is, in fact, negro raising State for
other Sfate9.ls htpJt ara ggt1 -gsts E,T.s4n9
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"a The fact that not q single accident has
occurred on,opr Western Road--,not mot single
train failed to make her regular trips, and mot
car wheel been broken during thecold weather,i
speaks loudly in favor Of Mr.. Superintendent
Bachus and the attaches Of the road, t.fT The
road isin excellent condition. and trains run with
the regularity of clock work. Our road sman-
aged with much skill and prudence, for which
credit should be.giyen in the proper direction,
- II is also matter we state with pleasure, that
few delays havsoccurred upon our Eastern road
The z, 8: Road has not been impeded be-
,yond the delay Of . few hours, during the vim
ter. ndthis is more than eau be said ofsany
other road Of equal length east Or west. sess
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t@ sINFoRMATIoS WANrEp.-Mr. J. C. Garrett, of
L con, Decatur county, writes for information Of
d child, named Phebe Caruna Jacklin, aged ten
years. He says her mother died in Montrose in
1s5og-that she was at that time placed in the
! family ofla ArlSmith, iu this city. He says he.
ewishesto obtainainformati ton of her whereabouts
az she has q "large estate ~ ssl =
revenge Beyond rHE GRAVE An old man
By the name Of Gregg,s has just been liberated q,
from Jail in Virginia, where he has been confn-
aed ten years for, debt The barbarian who put
him there has been dead several years; but he
left clause in his will enjoining it upon his
heirs to keep his yietiml incarceratedia ias long as
the money to pay. texpensesheld out, .4i,i
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Ir Tar FzaALE koBBY At W WAsHlNGcoss--Ths fe-
male lobbrjis now inaiuil strengt There: are
probabiy nroneprestysw omen in Washington AT
Ilte present time shanany rresieus period dur.
ing the present Congress- There IL snacil 70 do,
and bur hitle fiine 10 do il in sloops. douayes,
and other 6xins are therefore as busy sase aeeer-
tam faniiIisr bas asRau,diess person i said be
ins ealsaof wind. 81 Aanyisoi the aesn bers are
extremely boahsred in their devotion 9 the fair
si0bb yists and their lear 0s the New rYQrk Her
AID Fhestruggeis ai.lamusiHy one. aud ;wAsth,
Der petficoats on pubii& opanoAs viii ultimALels
kessil mss hard 90 Foe the Srssiitot oor
represe nsstiyrssit ID t0sbe hopxd Ahss dnss wiil
ssssfs hseprsFogssise.---N Y.sistslsl. Ii .as4
s-a'4. -.
UsrrARIAv-A~t,x ~t,xasxrisn G1urch has lately
been 6zsshiscd hasai aiewA tisy, aud 7Reys Mr.
Codding has accepted csittos hecome iussfsh /,
tor. Ny, Cs.liinx s,l be er.memtered y the
gentle xho made Issysyal spseehss il this
cisJ during The ists polisicI eanyan a'ssI
ssss sessssas es rsas ssT qssaaemssd. saY
as1i4ssss Ia ssss
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Jacksonville, Florida, JAM l5.i
Gen. Harney has withdrawn his flag of truce,
and declared war against the Indians. I'VE have
had heavy gal. here accompanied with snow.
Thermometer down 10 81 deg.s i,,o ,,.f.,,src
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yss5!sf 3ss a7r3i Glouchester, n. u, Jan. 22.l
Twenty -four dwelling houses were burned in
this town this morning. They all belong tie the
Glouchester bleaching and print works. Z
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& MELANCHOLY CAsuA ATT I'VE learn from the
Musca,ine Journa! Of the 18TH, that q young
man, resident of that place. named Wm. Small
ly was instantly killed by rocks thrown from q
BLAST, as he was passing the place where, the
grading Of the streets was going on. E
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MobERATE w 4Sr-The Mendoza Press wants
small load Of dry wood fof kindlins its sifcs,
sla Man wants bu. it,ls (xoodl here .bsloWrY
Nor wants that little wood !osy.p5A sda
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80 aasTa.5P - -----7-- s--- ---7 -t41i bg4
i, The Jackson Mississppian .saysI:-.A snake
was recently caught in theitown of l1ully with
ahead aseach end. The reptile exhibited its
veuomous Instincts, with its two tongues md
double hiss TO the as.opishmens of its captors,
who attest the veracity of this facs y keeiri
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/, A terrible tragedy occurred here to-day. A
druggist filled aprescriptfon, ordered by ArnSld,s
Alderman Physician, rfor a i7child. 7TiIel cAild
took the medicine, and died immediatelya, AR
mold took the remainder OF the, medicine to the
druggist and told him he had made fatal ihiss'
take. The druggist persisted that the medicine
waslright to show lis confdencefin hiscorrect7,
ness he swallowed q portion himself He was
attacked by horrible convulsiSns
and died in. five minutes. The doctor, who
merely tasted the prescription and spit it from
isrnouth, WAS aiso attacked and ssasswith ifs
Guilty .sayed The affair rioccasioned great excite:
ment. The druggist, had, mixed Cyanuret Of
Potassium with lemon juice, developing enough
Prtssic Atidfne The preparation to- have killed
three hundred people, % o nssaAM 1sAaaE | .
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4. He will admit British consus wherever the
British Government chooses to place them.
ID 8. He will pay war indemnify. zsi
q g. He will restore .Herat to the Afghans, and,
Will eyacuate the Afghan territory. .oi.,i
,k7 He will undertake to referto the arbitration
fef England all the disputes that may arise in the
future on the subject Of Heras between Persia
aud the Afghans.s IS 9ss ssst5srs,s4 al ss
NE have no need to expose the character Of
these conditions. The moderation of England
renders form unnecessary. The ambassa Tors Of
/. the Roman Senate never treatedshe kings Of
Asia With greatershateuri and 70 draw compar
isons from more recent events, it must be avow;
led that Prince AenehikoA and his. celebrated
mission have been exrelled BY This ui,In,asum
/ of Lord Stratford. de Radcliffe. One onIy thing
astonishes ns IL is that the noble Lord was not
more exacting in regard TO the Shah. Why did
he not demand that, he be at once declared q
vassai and pensioner Of the East India Com:
t,xr :.
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- v sSsf & Sss y ssssss1 ssfs 81
- - - ~ "a
~ HXskXx, AkH.
4 sgTaSs - 1esslE .sSsss .
d<s leaflfb setn ~ ai M isosS6kl ii
of nm na61 af6st Non. ~ ss Hia Ia u v.s =
rsasy se-ei,cted s 81. sen.te Y seces. -
80 1890 - 49, e.ttv M. s,s.hs no. |,
\ rep pf6seKt 1eyS HI the CIftSd Btktes senate nj
4 hifdlS be salI9d Ia aue,sion sts "a
Locking. at tho .et en i. p.rt of .she naSgo,;
sy7of ths Of esiessiDs M, Nr,,an i,nnlI i.lI
Inn seat m six sfT al reasi,sg asi4 sterilization
Il Sll yisi aGt IA fop tbsI Il ej;,;yss ,h.s an
anst bod a. making Il ,,...x Il J. f.c,;nu,
isad revuistionssy proece Ilur a. v;larior Of The
fundaasenfAI iax'of she fand II va i blsy Il
/ the existeflce az Goyernlnaaat Yor wbereyer
any number ls.s dian maiority ksye il in
!, ahs;s power Ae either rule snd si;c4ass TO the
snajovity o. sbleck the Sbesls of Government
chen ass ve in Tie midst of Revolution. The
|, ,Loeofoco members il ,he last eLegislature, With
an imusactisah1e Whis .ors two. sbecaase thsiy,
were eondemsed.by tie people and in i minor.
III. undeftook s. breyent &, e elec.t;on .ndae.
pr;ye he state az he, ]. ,;.. IN fbs
senate by Absuu,s II A.; 81. r, :, ,,;rv
- ,,.vo,,,,o,,. ,,,..s,,; ~ =.
4xrTYEs 1ssgsssf sSf--sy 80 80 -.
= fnaFlap9ny rlp9ly % hsppblican Goyernment--a pro-
ceeang shst ought 20 Danish every onsiof the
consplrasors from public life and fom public
ss' And Jet, for the sake Of endorsing this
ACT, the majority of the Eenate have been guilty.
OF ejecting Me- Harlan from thes seat which be
occsp'e4 ~ the Will Of the peoplesof Iowa, exs
prestef tn the FORM demanded BY the Constiia,-
ton tnd Laws Of this State and the United
StAssas The set vas en- outrage npou the State
adisgsaee % the Senate 1at frss5sag i,sba
Z NJ Asfian now goes back % bis seat with ~
certificate 9f sleeti9n ct Which II will be of htsf
re use TO ssyil, ,rwithaan overwhelming majority
Of asse Legislature voting IN his favor Aud
- 9 7 ~ ~ De' ssse eess eApafsSslon
s ~ ~ 9 .s.s- e.,1aes.s' wv i''"ls
a Annsther Great ~ Wsrk. -ast!
we s learn M rom late adyicas from Washington
mat Senator Pagh.of Ohio, received a, memorial
&C f,n..:ana.: ;a.if...s,,::ss. nj -
n. n,nn.. ~ :. .ss
i, ii
&. ,,,s. A. ,ns,ra ID, e &C. ss ~. .;ss ~
,ooEs - i. IA y -
- IA ;.,h. u
= s..'- 'P"S'ous 'n, 4
'anai on the Indiana SIDE, az the falls Of the
JhlO river. - - ~ rssl
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1 s'a = p V11E = sps Wnsh;nvton sIan. ".
rs Senate rrsnnIsa iKs coasidsfa
Inensofsbe Sstmafine FsleA Afspis till. .1 taaa
Ibs Sub Marine E<i<grApha hilI sp4sesd sbe
Senste by, . vote Of % against 10 Adjourned.
I House-Thc pending Question 8as on tl1e mo;
4 tloH Id fecdfsidef the vose ~ which was paSsed
thsspsso,ssiSs directing the sefseahtsas fms %
i keep Nr Ssmeriea in close caafacaafnk md "
lay that motion on the table .ss, sias Il Ia "a
MI Humphrey Marshall asked where lr g.
iHonto6s sas, Nhether he NaS III custody ,And II
/ The Speaker replied that WAS . anestien not
properly brtore the House ,.sa1. snsy,,
Mr Marsha.l mairitained that it was proper TO
know ff,r fact. Hrsss atststA y :. ssffses8 ESssS
II Mr. Orr said Nj Simonton could not be eonfih-i
sd nntilA final disposition be made ei ths resp.
luton.
ar. ciihsman wanted the question again
bro1ghf before the House with q view TO anpends
m Mt. s@~--~sss-Ts--r7 tsis
Nr. H. Marshall before the House Voted wan,
ted, the prisoner brought lbaEaasl 80.
1 The speaker remarked thatsthe Sergeant rat
Arms had Informed him that Mr. s. was I'M Gus
tody and was arre sted. Asoice, where il he q
Respo,ise~as1at heis at hisr desk. aEs 80 s3sy,
ii The pending question WAS decsded IN the amir
native by ll6 against 7Tr ii q grs.ssss,.
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the bill repolfad from the select Committee.
more eifsctoaily 10 entofse The attendance Of
witnesses on the summons of either House of
Congress and compel tbem 70, disclose testpony.
The House passed the blu introduced from 4
the Seleet Committee toeiifofce the Attendance
to sbmpel tilaA, toteseify. sis .,si
Ar. Si,aontoEs isin close enstody oss the zdepn.
y sergeant at arms, at y private boarding h9use
where his friends have free access TO him. HsHI
has engSged Hon. Reserdy Joonson as his coun,s
bring his caseabeiore the Cir-,
cnit Court pm asyrit OF habeass teoEpns, 10 best
action of the House as it affects the personal
liberty Ut swhich he has been ideyrived a al
Tire sub-'narines Telegraphsb us passed BY
hes Senate retains all itslteatnres as originally
Indicated, but, it has undergone amendment, the 7
better to secure its object and render its proris- /
on more explicit. s' ~ ...l
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