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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

OF The Indiana State Agricultural Fair
is appointed to be held at Indianapolis from
the 9TH to the 10th of October next. The
premiums offered, amount to nearly $1,000 in
money, plate, books, &c. There is good
deal of dissatisfaction expressed. that this
Fair, supported by the funds of the State,
should be so managed that all it's benefits in
ure to the Capital, and the small region of
country around it. Its exhibitions-it is
thought, should be annually changed to differ
ent parts of the State, so as to give, IN sue.
cessive years, the people Of all parts, chance
for participation in it. Unless something
be done to popularize it, the Institution will
soon become subject Of jealousy, and will
grow unpopular, and defeat the chief purpos-
es Of its institution.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

Revenue LAw.-The New Albany Ledger,
which is good Democratic authority, is con-
fiient in its opinion that We are without a
revenue law, and that the State is powerless
to collect its taxes. The old revenue law pro-
vided for the collection Of taxes, for the years
1855 and 1856, and its title is for the colec-
ton taxes "lor the years 1855 and 1885," and
as the constitution requires the substance and
clared in its title. An omission to set forth the
true purpose of an act in its title, has been de-
clared by The Supreme Court. to be sufficient
to render it void and even if the old law was in.
tended by the Legislature, to extend its regu-
ations beyond the year 1856, it would be
void in regard to such extension. The law is
limited by its title to 1856, and says nothing
about the taxes of 1857 and 1855, and there.
fore cannot apply to those years. II this
position be correct, the affairs OF our State are
in deplorable condition With no law to
assess tax, and no appropriation bill by
which the salaries Of our judges and execu-
tive officers can be paid, the wheels of govern
ment must be stopped. The machinery for
carrying on our public affairs is blocked. The
Ledger says:
1--WE do not believe there is a county treas
urer in the State who would sell property for
taxes under the old law, or an auditor who
would put the tax on his duplicate; it is folly
to suppose that people will pay taxes unless
there is some law to enforce payment"
The party that has by its factious violation
Of their duty, brought this misrule upon the
State, have incurred fearful responsibility.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

o. The new and improved Constitution of
Mexico, which promises to bring some degree
and distracted country, was adopted on the
9th of February. 1t has been more than a
year under discussion in the National Con-
vention, body embracing more wisdom and
patriotism, than has been gathered together in
Mexico, for many years. The constitution
itself contains many liberal and wise pro-
visions, and has been received with good
deal Of national enthusiasm, as the Inaugural
ton of new era. 1t was signed by all the
members Of the constituent assembly that
framed it, and President Comonfort, and the
members of the government, have sworn to
support it.
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A CARD.

have noticed challenge on the part Of
John Ingle, Jr, to meet him at Evansville, to
discuss before the people, the truth or false
hood of his series of articles published in the
Journal, against Willard Carpenter and my
SELF have taken no part in the discussion
that has taken place between him and Mr..
Carpenter and so far as the attacks OF Mr..
Ingle upon Mr.. Carpenter and the road are
concerned, l leave them to the answers of
Mr.. Carpenter, and the reflections Of Mr.. In
gle himself The public will not expect me
to meet the first slanderer of my life and
character, before the people to defend myself
against his published libels. II l have lived
to my age, for no other purpose than to de-
fend my conduct and character, against such
wanton attacks, have lived in vain. If the
people CT Evansville, for whose interest, with
that Of others, have been laborisg for years,
are prepared to refuse the issue of their
bonds, and abandon work Of such great and
transcendent importance to the city, and sac
riuce their pecuhiaTy anu prospective ihter'
est in it, by abandoning the men who are
spending their lives and means to secure the
success Of the enterprise, perhaps | ought moi
to stand in the way Of the accomplishment
of their desires. | have, in all things, acted
as the President Of the Board, according tc
my best judgment The libellous charges o
Mr. Ingle against my motives. conduct, in
tegrity, and honesty, can mover be the subjec
of newspaper or public discussion with me.
o. Ii. SMITH.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 90. 1857.
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OF Some of the farmers on the prairies in
Illinois, where there is no wood, and coal is
worth 80 to 40 cents per bushel, used corn
from their cribs for fuel during the extreme
cold weather Of the winter, and found it less
expensive than coal. 1t was not only actually
cheaper they say, but made hot fire and a
cleaner and more agreeable one than COAL
There is something painful in the idea Of burn
ing food for fuel, while so many hungry human
beings are suffering from the need it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

OF Judge Todd, Of Marion county, Ind,
has in his possession the sword and scabbard
worn by the illustrious and immortal "Joe
Daviess," of Kentucky, at the battle Of Tip
pecanoe. On one side is inscribed Liberty
and independence" on the other "E Pluribus
Unum, 1888" AT the period Of his death,
Joe Davess was the Grand Master of Masons
in kentucky. The relic is the property OF
Judge Todd, whD was the pupil and friend OF
Joe Daviess, by whom it will be presented to
the Grand Lodge Of Indiana at the next an
nual session.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

The OfFIcKRs.-We constantly hear, and
from various quarters, that the new admins
tration has resolved upon a sweeping change
of officers. Yet we Judge that this is not al
together correct, certainly not as applicable to
some of the higher officers, and we should
suppose that it would not apply to those Of
fics-holders who favored the nomination of
Buchanan, as few Of them had the sasacity
to do. Gen. Thomas. the as s,ant Secretary
of State, has been requessed 20 retain his
place, and so has Mr.. Cisco, the assistant
treasurer at New York Among the secon.
dairy aud inferior classes Of officers there NAV
very probably be general sweep.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
INDIANAPOLIS, March 90, 1857.

SHIP CANALs.-Two ships canals are pro-
posed for connecting and shortening the dis
lance between Lake Michigan and the others
One is from the river ST. Clair, through the
Canadian Territory to Lake Erie The
length OF the canal will depend upon the route
selected by one, the distance is 81 miles; by
another SO miles. The distance to he saved
will be about 40 miles, beside avoiding the
dangerous navigation over st. Clair Flats,
which our Government has expended great
deal of money to remove, without doing much
good. This is Canadian project. and the
preliminary surveys have been made.
The other ship canal is through the State
of Michigan from Lake Erie to Lake Michigan.
The route is n feasible one, it is said, the St.
Joseph River could be used for more than
two-thirds Of the way across the Peninsula,
from the West, and then it would take the
valley Of the Raisin, or some other stream fall
ing into Lake Erie, on the Eastern side of the
summit level. 1t would require only two or
three locks to overcome the lift from Lake
Erie to Michigan, and it could be fed entirely
from the latter lake. Such canal would
save more than 500 miles of navigation. The
voyage round through Lake Ontario, is near
$50; across the Isthmus the distance does not
much exceed 140 miles. This last project
is in advance Of the day, but another genera
ton may see it accomplished.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
HOoFLANu- GERMAN RITTERs.

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
J. NJ. MULSuzEE Doyestown. Pa. June 20. 1883 says:
Ny wife has been afflicted With debility since
september. 1851. since which time have been unable
end physician medicine that would benefit her in
least until day called A. tho OF DR. Harvey
this for tnc.ure Of iron and described him
the aft lotions Of wife he then handed lot of
to read. among which foun describing
Btters. i'm ediately procured bottles
an pleased that the
her good than all the medicines she has
taken. Iwishyou to send me a half dozen bottles"
See advertise ment. mhI3
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CANDIDATES.
E0R CITY lI.ERK

FOR CITY CLERK.
Mr. CARLILE:-Please my name a can didate
for re-eleton to the Office of City Clerk at the ensuing
charter election. uh2O WELL ii. WALKER.
FOR MARSHAL.
EDWARD s. MARTIN. is acsndidste for the Office of
City Marshal. at the ensuing April election.
81 We are authorized to announce JAMES FITZwIL-
LIAM aclndidate for the Office City Marshal the
suing pr election. Subec the dieon Of the Demo-
critic Convention.
sB- We are authorized to announce JAMES B. EVANS
candidate for recollection to the Office Of City Marshal
az the ensuing Al ril election. nhr7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
New Apportyoument Law.

The following abstract, with reference to
the apportionment of Senators and Represent
tatives, of the bill which passed the late Legs-
lature, is correct. 1t has been carefully COM
pared with the enrolled bill. 1t is an error,
into which some Of our Democratic contem-
porares have fallen, that provision is made for
only ninety-nine members Of the House:
SENATOR'S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

THE DALLAs-CLARENDoN TREATY has been
conditionally ratified by the Senate, and the
conditions changed by our government are SO
unimportant in principle. that it is believed
the English government will assent to them
without difficulty. And it is likely Lord Ma
pier may be directed to give that assent
without further discussion. Such a termina-
ton Of the vexatious negotiations would be a
subject for congratuiation to the people OF
both countries.
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KELLER 4 WHITE.

rs Hoofands German Btters. prepared and sold by
Jackson the German Medical Store. 2u Arch street
daily increase in their sel- celebrity
for the of ali diseases arising
liver These Btters have indeed proved blessing the
afflicted. who show their gratitude by the
testimonials This madeline has established itself
thst competitors. however willy their Schemes
ductive their
nv the immense benefits that have derived
fro it. ani will ever maintain its position.
See advertisement. mht3
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OF The Wabash Valley Road is doing an
excellent bus mess, and the receipts OF March
will exceed-it is said-those Of February
by some $4,000 to $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

VALUABLE RENEDY.-The unqualified Testimony in ia
of DR. Cavanaughs Valuable medicine to be found in
Advertising column da will commend itseft to the
tOR and citation OF aders the
high character and position the this
voluntary tribute to the DR. = skill Chie Daily Jour
The above notice fr porary specisl refer
the certificate of H. ". H. Esd in favor OF the
efficacy of DIR CavanaEgh's Pile Save which is
in our columns for sale BY
mhl3 KELLER WHITE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

BRiSTOL's sARSAPARILLA.-The Oldest. the
purest and the only reliable Of the kind
Manufactured in highly concentrated form. with
proved by the who the sole pro.
prieors Of this for Scrofua Skin
ease general denii~. &c. and alec of Kems's Worm
Patiiles and immediate for WsrmsS on.aining
mercury. sold by d. T. Lanman Co.. wholesale drug
s SO Water street. SswYork and by all druggists 5Oe
bottle.
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FOX THE IOFIKNAI


never 'spired tew be poit.
U need Mt tell. 'sPose you it;)
But Ithawt there's virtu in it
Darn'd If would mt in a mint,
Blu. when you ta~k Of dog ratypin.
Webster's rouui an takes delite in:
Ded or live he'll stamp your feeturs.
And ''babiI" t,w. deer little creeturs.
On paper. iron. glass or plate.
He'll FIX yewr shadder sure as fate.
So na,ral and so trew TO life,
When yew're away twill fool yewr wife.
nov26-dtf TILESTON's Gallery.
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w. GENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted with the
sa dry goods and grocery business. has had long
psrienee ia both is excellent salesman and an
pished Book Keeper would like situation q: which either
or all these qualifications would be avail able HIS
peyers TO whom he sve the high references Apply
to the editor of the Journal fe2i-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

G-The Madison Courier says it is rumored
that the office Of Governor of Kansas has been
rendered to distinguished Democrat Of that
city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

through the absorbents the inferior
Ointment acts like magic bssam the infamed and
irritated paris. while the Pills ny their action
the blood neutrslze the elements of disease. Sold at
manufactures No so Maiden Lane. orkand No 244
Strand. London aud by all druggists at 25c 62kc and
81 per box. -lwd4w
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NEW AND AZ TiACCIVE.
GREAT BARGAINS.
= = tn a OIL a III OFT

- IN q q III q ito,
SELL CHEAP AND SELL A HEAP
'ENHEY Oreniag Rosers the larges. most
De Lanes Lawns Chaliies aud all
also their EnbrOtderes Manas. &c. cannot be beat by
any one they defy competition either is price orsyle
so her took Of cha
Shesn-s. Dsuius and Cottonsdes. superior quality
white aud colored Grape and Stella Shsws silk Saw
Bennett Psrasos and Umbrellas aai thousand s articles
too tedious 90 mention they invite the public and ladies
their store on
mhlS ROSER. BRO. & FREY.
MAY BoARDgRs ted with the best the
NJ market affords at the Apollo Hall Meals
@bis CHARLEY HITLER
cSEAMLEss BAtss.-4UOO Lincoln Mills two bust els
- Tor sale lowtv feis gro. FOSTER 60.
ANHOICE y. MOIAssEs.-i25 whole and half bbis.
~ in fine order for sale by. Sc. GILBERT co.
Yes eycamore stree
Sn Doz red Buckets % aOr No. Tubs:
eSU Is dor No 2 Tabs; % nests blue Tubs 3 aads;
so gross 7int and qnart F1ssks:
10 do Ale Tumblers; Is gross glass Jars "A gallen
and gallon reed and for sale by
fe2s ]. & D. HERMANN
STARCH. CANDLES AND sOAP-Ioo boxe, in 4
- reed from the Cincinnati man factory and for by
feH FICkERf a JOHNSTON.
SDhlH CASES Boots aud Shoes Just an for sal
~OOT mhH KEEN PRESTON.
(yARPET-4OO lbs white and eolored Ca. pet chain in
~ store and for sale by mhl1 KEEN PRESTON.
bales Cann.ltop Sheetings reed this
- day and for sale hA nhl7 KEEN & PRESTON
QRROOMs. BUtx ETs AAD TUBs-A large and
- con Piste assortment In store and for safe by
nhn SAM'L yICKERT.
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ylELANEOGstAPHS
DOANDiNE

With large ane pleasant fer accommodation of
gentleman sndla'y for single gentlemen be obtained
in private family in central location. Apply this
ofLee. fell-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

er Notcesn tins place cents line insertion;
80 cents line three tines 30 per line week
counton longer time
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WOOD, WOODM-oriers for Wood left a. SAMUEL
vICKEET's will lie promptly filled. feb3
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TEMPLE or HONOR.
Evansville Temple of Houor No. l. meets every Thursday
evening ia the Hail. street. over the Canal Bank
f. W. PoJNTDEXTER. ". @. T.
A. j. O. REILLY. W. Il.
Beacon Light Social Temple No IS every alternate
Friday evening as above. JOHN HYDE. b. z. T.
q. W. RUDYARD. B.R. jan20'57-Iy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II A II X q

square, lines less time soc: three times. sl
week 81 50; weeks. 81 SO; month. 81 three
months 81 SCI six months $40; sl5 Discount
larger advertisements Cards Of six lines unds- ~
No charge for marriage death or religious pet,es
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SPECIAL ELECTION.

OTlC hereby given the qualified CITY
OF Evansville that in the
agreement entered into by aud between the Common
Council OF the City of Evansville and the President
Trustees the towu OF Lamaseo City which said
in the words aud figures folio ing tow
SlxIH-That election be held the 2Sh ofMarch
1851 under the provisions Of sac act the people the
City OF Evansville aud the of Lamasoo to vote
upon the question of
upon the terms specified in this agreement.
Now in conformity with said article of said
ana In pursuance to an order of the the City
said: Notice is hereby that be
held aforesaid the Young Engine House for
the lower precinct and the Neptune Engine House the
upper precinct the time aforesaid vI March 26h Thurs
day between the hours of o'clock A NJ and O'Clock
NJ Of said day. at which time aud place ballots will
received from all qualified the
question annexng the Of Lamasco City the City Of
Evansville. -
Pero order. WELL II. WALKER, City Clerk.
Nolkhete
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Nocharge for marriage. death religious ns,es
A sADDLE HORSE FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE.
q A we'll gated. young saadie horse is offered for
~ sale. or would oe EXCHANGED for a good family
"a sssJ Jsu 4Sii inquire a 'n' ''n nhss..f
cash -soolishts sxlO Window Sash;
- : as DO DO , S1I2 DO DO S do; ,n.. reed and for
..lesr 700 DO '0AiS %HEEIk}R H.s EfGe sn' '''
mh23 No. A Main street.
nh2s WHISTLER RIGGS.
NA0LAssEs AND SUGAR.
40 do s. H. do; Is khas prime n o. Sugar
hSi' Choice w Ti sns SFsds
gross bonnet Boards: gross Buffers Ink GO bot
reed per John Mccall ' Wn fl RIGGS
~ line. inst received at A. O. PUsHEE's No. 6.
Mitchells Block Main Ladies and Gentemsn are
variety than store the West al sold as low
mh2I NO.s MITCHELL. Block. Mai. street.
NOTICE.
1NELEER HEDDERIcH have purchased from DcGar
u, no & Kahn. their large tamil, hack. which they viii
Otee the Washington Hotel will with prOmr,
tiOn. Inh2I-Iw
yscCORMICH REAPER AND tIOWER.-ws
who wish 70 save labor in harvest should
have samples hand which shall
in showing. HCkNBROOh * CO.,
! mh2l Water street. Evansville.
| gSAIR3tNK's sCALEss.-ws have in store good
warrant them ACCURATE aud DURABLE. We refer all
those who have tested their goodness We can furnish scales
Of capacity from ONE DRAchH to FIVE HUNDRED TONS
| H0RSBR0oK CO.. Agents.
| mhZl Water street Evansville
EEOOPkD sKiHTS.-20 doz Ladies Hoped Skirts
nhsl KEEN PRESTON.
| HEATs.--lo cases Men and Boys Leghorn Hate;
Mn 20 do do do Palm Hats assorted;
| co do do Wool hungarian bats:
and fer saiehy nh2i KEEN 4 PRESTON
"a CASES fashionable Spring Bonness reed and for sale
~ by mh2i KEEN IL PRESTON.
| ES0rAT OEs.-le bbls Pinks Eyes. Just rec,dby
IL SAMUEL VICKEkY,
| mill Corner Main and Second streets.
St0RS MEAL-5O bushei fresh grousd rec ID per canal
- boat Taylor aad Tor sale by -
nCAR CORN I50 bushels principally In store and
| ~ srle BY rh2 SAM'L NtCKERY.
InOLTE LINES hbls .'Oolite" White Lime 70,
" sale by Dbl or otherwise at
mh2l SAMUEL yICKERY's.
SEXUALITY
"a Nd the laws of atouy
IA both sexes, ilusrated by models by o. 5. FOWLER
this evening Crescent City Hall Only at so
Seats ~ cents Ats, L. M to women only. maternity in
fants aud s-Fe- Woman will here learn vii
make her better wife and motker Private delinaton
character. with advice health children
marriage &c. &c., to-day only she Sherwood House.
Caii early mh2l-lt
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WANTED.

young man. sitna,ion in hOlesaIs orrea store
> and have had ten ofexperepce in h9 bust
ness in OF the Eastern cities Can speak thu gish
German language and give good reference Please address
for one week IL. III. X. box 2S3, Post Offce mhIs-st
eSUPERFINE FLOUR so bags assorted brands, all
~ warranted. in store and for sale by
mhI9 SAM'L SICkERE. corner Main and I'd sts
NHTHEEI,NG NAiLs.-50 kegs Assorted sizes from cd
w to Spikes foi sale by kegs or single round by
mhl9 SAMUEL vICkERY
sSRCsHES.-20 doz Scrub. Shoe Stove. Horse, Hearth
- and Busting Brushes on hand and for sale by
mhI9 SAMUEL yICKERY.
ENINE EMPIRE DaBY CABS don lust reed and
Il for sale BY mhls VlCKERY JOHNSTON
STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES, FILMS AND
~ TOMATOES IS doZ fresh nice reed and
for sale by nhi9 NtCEERY a. JOHNSTON.
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TO mAsONs AND CONTRACTUi,S.

'EHHE Board Of Trustees Of Pigeon Township vandeurg
County Ind. prepared receive sealed
up Saturday, the 2ist of March buding two
heavy abutmensfor bridge Pigeon Creek on the
lire Of franklin adjoining the corporation Laras
The work is TO be rock range work the material
will contain about 20 Perches
perch monthly estimates will he made Of work done and
the ground of which 90 per be paid in
cash The Board retaining 10 the co
pieton OF the job Plans specification seen or
nfornatioa required by applying Mr. Philip Kramer
Ian2l-tt
meeting of the Trustees OF Pigeon Township held on
tue 18th dy Of March, 1885, ordered that the time 70
receiving proposals for building abuments bridge
figeon creek be % me ,Stn cay April 1857
inhI9-td JAS. q. HA1CHETT. Township Clerk.
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$40 lsE ID!

SO REWARD!
stolen or Taken by Vsfstale!
a LIGHT russell colored yALISE, marked OF the end
IA 'Lieut. John A. THOMPSON. U. s. - was taken
from the Pavilion Hotel Tuesday some per-
through risske with the design appro the
contents tito himself. This will be pad
the recovery of the property ana discovery
1t. mhl9 p. ANDERSON Pavilion Hotel.
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MAILS, &c
" $50 kegs Belmont Works) Nails assorted sizes;
80 bbfs Pa Cider Vinegar;
800 boxes Window Glass assorted siies:
g. do Pickles in gallon. u gallon aud quarts;
Is cases Sardnes and Il boxes;
10 do Lobsters in 2 ID cans;
IS do Cove Oysters in ID and II cans;
5oboxes Tomato Catebup; rs has Pepper scuee;
so do German soap, 15txs Palm Soap;
2UO do fancy Soap. reed and for sale by
fels Lad HERMANN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-30
Navlgation N the Ea.t.

PoUGHkEEPsIE, Dec. % The New World
proceeded from New York last night. She got
as far as East Camp when she was Compelled 10
return on account of the ice She landed most
OF her passengers here and proceeded 10 New
York. Navigation above Rhinebeck NAV he
considered closed. River free from ice 20 this
point. 't.'
ALBANY, Dec. % The ferry bodts at Tivoli
Catsklll aud Rhineback are all crossing and the
river partially open. At Hudson they are cross
ing, partly by boat aud partly on the ice AZ
Albany the ferry channel is kept open, but the
nrwsooys cross with their papers on the ice,
within a stones throw Of the channel The
Steamer Austin, with her tow OF several barges,
was near New Baltimore about eleven this morn
ing SHE will probably 90 through. The weather
- mldeT to-day than Yesterday