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decreased .tfru ion will also b. given the vel Known de-
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ADDITION other matters u CONNIE cAl interest ana lm
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Bnt fhe sres, snd leading aim Of the editors AMI Popus9
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or the Nous; Hope Nurseries Rochester " T.
Tresi. intended illustrate AMI explain ne Physiolcsy
Trees Theory and PrSece Of All operSons coz
the Propagation, planning Prunigg AID Tam
ing Of Orchard aud Garden Trees Standards Dwarf ryr.
ds Epaers, &c tie laying out and arranging 81 c1tfst
hnas OF Orchards and Gardens, III Selection Of sa.Abe
varieties for different purpOsss and localities the IAN
eng and PIesEyns Futs Treatment VI Disease, Desrc'
on u Insects Description and Use Of Implements ke LIES
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GARD TO KSEL l. E X s.
~ T. B. PETERSON, No. lo2 Chestnutsl, PnladsipeA,
would most respectfully inform the BootIrsde throughout ne
Uu:sd States th.tau his Publications print and WI De
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Gard building las. night vii earse no interruption
20 his ba.rsss whatever BOokseers, Sew+Agen' AID al
others viii please serd their orders AZ 0nee H whatever iheJ
nay want. Respectfully, j. D. fElLAsSf'
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RantjsIn-LAlGHT-s STREET CHURCH.--The Rev. II.
X gsEER will preach MORNING and EVENING. Bap-
tu will BE- administered sJer the morning sermon Seats e-
etIyed ioT stIangeTs.
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Vol. XVI.......No. 1926.
r. IN. Members Of the New-York Fire DEPART

III. UNDERLINED on behalf of the friends Of HENRY IL
HOWARD beg submit Jon The incl Deed CreEsr a.
,pecmen the used By The friends Of NJ Alfred Car
con to defeat election OF the former for Chief Easne-r II
w.. be seen that they pupo be preamble and resolutions
adopted somewhere and BY somebody but where Ard J whom
dos appear TIE sgners TO the Circular however have
virtually udorsed them and therefore be he'd respOn
bic the base nesrols snd unHiagaed fsehood which
The undersigned have better opportunities than Mr.
owrds enemies Of knowing what have been used 70
promote bis election and they unhesagy sy that nothing
has been done by the friends Of Mr. Howard which viii DO:
challenge the seyerest scrutiny They depecse much -
the Introduction Of politics into the Fire Department
and the CRY that the friends MI Howard reorted
them has only been BY his opponents the own
nfsny. So fT personally concerned, those WAC
know also that, with perhaps exception, we are
politically opposed Mr.. Howard, and her charge Therefore
falls 10 the ground.
Mr Howard placed before the FiTemen solely upon bic
owl merits We defy any name, Of MS OEn know-
edge the first .ct Of MI Howard which any way fleets de-
credit upon him On the contrary biz whole since be
has been before pubA aud Fernen rebounds 70 hs
honor and points him the upright honest and honorable
man. DO wish decry Mr.. Carson 70 elevate Mn
Howard such tactics 20 the friends Of the former
We simply ask Fremcn to judge both men By their '''aul
act decide accordingly whom they viii have to1 ibe
next Chief Engineer.
Eew.YoTk, Jan. q, 1851.
MICHAEL EICHELLS, ExAssstant Engineer.
TIMOTHY L. WESL Assistant Engineer.
JOHN DECKER, Ass.,aut Engn'sI
CIiAS McDOUGALL. IN ,iDe CO 80.
ROBERT BROWN EnHne Co. 9.
WILLIAM THOMPSON. Hose. CO. So
DANIEL STANSBURY, Engine CO. 3.
EDWARD 2. MORRIS. Hose Co. 2.
Nm. II WICKHAM, H. 4 L. CO. u.
DE LANCEY ". KNEVELS Engne Co.
NOAH l. FARNHAM Assistant , Dgn,er
= EDWARD w. JACOBS, Assistant EngEe-r.
JAMES +. WENbiAE Assistant Engineer
JOHN :. BELCHER. Hydrant % 3
WILLIAM A. Woodruff, Host Co. u.
JAMES a CAROLYN, II Il L. Co. l..
VIM. q. WARD, Hose Co. SO.
WM. II. CHAHLOCK, Engine Co. 10.
JAMES DONOHUE Engine Co. =.
:. '. v. JONES, Hose Co. 20.
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,tu II the rich table OF conteuis for prcsat we't.
,P,ctAL CoNrRIBUroSs.I moral iasau'y.
FER from Ms. stowe. Election q senator's.
Alhsr Departed. Hugh Miller. $1,000.
a On IN. Defense. odCoNMgSCIAL yND FlNANcltL.
avery. lApNteflshNhNi>
own CosREspoNpENcE. lE,NuLY REAofNG:
~ from Washington. Theodore
ff'. Do.u-s and Teach Donation Vista
. \ Brave Child.
SION. S..'e NJ Germany Ppyrr I'm reurfa'. nr.'
rim Coese. The fink Feather
Ter rom Kansas ISELEcriONs:
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Jest Published:
DROF. TAYLE z l. W )
i SCIENCE AND THE BIBLE
Beinz reply the Criticisms Of fFo Dls ra olEets ei
Ore Vol limo Jus- ready.
G. L VAN De eOGERT. Scbeneetscy and
d. APPLETON C.. SewYorf
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sesmoDs TO Young AIen.-rbe Rev. d. DOWL !. ~
OF tbe 10 Young Aleu On Al"
gonl TO MORROW EVENING, a. the Bcrean Baptst
CbuIcb Bedford Ctrmine. Subject Tine Sous I'm
Inofraiiy" Arguments fou reason. Dr. Downing will also
ureseh In, the forenoon
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Church NoticeTbero will be services in the 2nrc5 ct
The Iestoation MOuroeplace Brooklyn, TO MORROW
MORNING. hot the evening.
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A JOURNEY IN TEXAS; Or, 4 SADDLE
~ Tar on TIE SoUrH-WEsrrRS fRoSTIEE With 9 s,1tls
esI appendix. ByF l. oLMSTED. Asthor OF d: walks a. d
Taks d American Fsrmsr in En-Andn Journey ne
Slave StAtsS7 l.Eo cloth w;a AZ fro mis-
r,ece. Price : =.
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NorfeIk-si. W. Eo ChurchA very Interesting yi Wy
"a ,isio u progress IN TINS church Seryce ~ On
EVENING Al n O'Clock (e1cept Saturday. Dr. POTTER o.
The New III GLAND Conference, will preach on SABbAI u
EVENING 81 o'clock. The public invited TO attend
Scat
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID SATURDAY Jan. 80 EVENING, AZ o'clock, THE
CONJJGAL LESSON RIGHTS AND WRONGS OF WON
IN MAJOR IONES'S UOURTSHIP AFTERNOON, a.
',lock thr popular psv csed THE STRANG ER Toe u !.
ING PHANTOM. AFRICAN sERPENfS. HAPPY FAM
lily Sc Oh 20 b. -cL, ususl Admission > Cts hidden
under 10, IL Ct.
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/ AXE NCAAI; Or, EXPLORATIONS AND DIS
i i coyEKIEs DURING FoUR YEARS WNDEENGs N rHE
WIJps OF SoUTH NEsrLsS AFEIcA BY CHARLES JOHN
ANDERSON With Introductory Letter by JOIN CsARL rs
FsEsoHr. With many illustrations representing Sportrs
Adventures subjects II Natural Hhiory Devices fox Akns
Wild Animals &c. vel syo.. cloth. Pnce 81 =.
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Relinions Notites.

Christian SpiriSu8lism.-The Rev. T. H. EAhhiS WI,
p-esch ~ Academy Hall, No 663 Broadway, TO-MOkkO"
MORNING. Subject: 1.-THE Presence Of God in the Human
Soul" EVENING the third Of the series Of Dscoses on
The Phases OF City Life Subject; "Tho Pr)digal'
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WALKS AND TALKS OF AN AMERICAN
w FARMER IN ENGLAND. By FREDERICK LAW
OLkSTED.
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The sevcnth Ward, BROOKLYN, Republican Asso-
siatioa hole SPECIAL MEETlN0 for important bl ucs.
on SATURDAY. Jan. d. y O'Clock A. the house OF $
H. Turner, SllusO.st third asIse 'oga Of Myresv Ciu-
Seps OF the With WSd approve 81 the aud
principles Of the Repn3n parts sud viii cooperate he
psinsued 70 attend GEORGE A. MOORE, President.
'oifs J. b. "sv. Secretary.
ssRwicsl AN Aeadeuy and Gymaa-
- "a. Nos y open dsly IRON - m. 10
r. ', S@,us 70. =. R.S. Nssisf ssae
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Westminster Chapel. South BrOoklyn.-The hey
HUGH s. CARPEE1E R If Portland will preach In this Chapr
conner OF Ist place Cintonst SUNDAY tI)morioW
Beb az Itf a. and p The public IL invited To b.
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DRTTTANY AND la VENDEE. Tales and
ID Skctches BY EMILE SOUVESrRE. Wish uo;ice ofthe
Life ard Literary Character OF the Author Partly translated
NJ Souysstr request and partly since CTS destase
limo, Goth. PIce - cent?.
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THE GOLDEN DAGON; OR, Up AND Down
II rEL TRRAWADDi Being Passages Of Adventure in the
Buruan Empire. BY AMERICAN. l2Dio., e.oth. Illus
trsted Title PAGE. PIlce 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25

NEW YORK STocK MARKET.-The Cincin-
natl Commevial Of Saturday says the bears
are having it all their own way again in the
New York Stock Market, and, this time, with
some reason. People may say what they
will about the New York Herald-it has un-
earthed some Of the most villainous frauds
ever developed. in connection with railway
management. But for the New York pres.
the pubic must have lost millions, in uddi-
ton to what they have suffered already
Under the effect of recent exposures, Michi-
gan Southern, Cleveland e. Toledo, aud Mil
waukee d Mississippi stocks are gradually
sinking to their true position, and in thei,
fall are injuring better securities.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25

PoRK.-The Cincinnati Price Current says
that during the latter part of June and fore.
part of July, $3.50 per cwt. seemed to be the
prevailing rate and at which we heard Of
contracts to the extent OF 1000 head. During
the latter part Of July ss,75was paid for 1000
Hogs, for Novembe- delivery, and $3.50 tor
the fore part of December. Within the last
two weeks about 5000 head were sold, for
November delivery at 81 90 per cwt. net.
The impression is pretty generally enter
tanned, that the Pork brought into market
early will command high prices.
According to our advices from Illinois,
there Is an active demand for Hogs in that
State, at $500 net, with more buyers than
sellers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25

JUDGE GooKINs.-Fhe Union, at Terre
Haute, the place of Judge Gookins' resi-
dence, we are glad to see, contradicts by
authority. the charge that the Judge was
receiving contributions from individuals
to compensate him for sacrifices incurred
by remaining on The bench. 1t says:
The New Albany Ledger contains state
nent 10 the effect that some friends Of Judge
Gookins have stipulated to pay him $1,000 a
year in addition to his salary as Judge OF the
Supreme Court, if he would remain upon the
bench and not remove to Ckicsgc. 1t also
intimates that he has law office in Chicago
and is practicing there. Judge Gookins did;
come time ago, contemplate removing TO
Chicago, but we are glad TO know there Is
some probability that he will abandon the
idea, II he has not already done so. He las
no Office there. Those who know him need
not be told that the story about the $1,000 10
wholly without foundation as we are au-
thorized 70 say. No man would be farther
.han he from placing himselfin such posi-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25

~ By reference to our dispatches it will
be seen that the Telegraphic Fleet sailed on
the It'll Of Aug, instead Of the 5th Us hereto
fore reported. AT last accounts, up to Aug.
18th, three hundred miles had been laid with
success, and everything on board the Niagara
was working finely.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25
4 Terriac explosion - several Killed and
Wounded.

LxING1oS. DEL, Aug. 23-P.M.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon. ter
rife explosion oc> urred a. DupoEt's Powder
Mills, On the Brandywine. Mr.. A. j. Du-
pont. assisted by seven worSmen. was re-
moving u large, heavy box from the build
ing. which had been used since 1912 As
powder house. The box accidentally came
in contact with the wall, and fire was pro
duced by friction. An explosion instantly
followed, burning all hands in shocking
manner. BY the flying fragments Mr. Du-
pont had his right thigh fractured. three of
his ribs broken, by which one of his lungs
was perforated. lie was found among the
ruins, and when taken up, gave directions
to persons present to hasten and extinguish
the flames.
SUNDAY, 3P.n.
Mr.. Dupont, Anthony Dougherty, and Ed
ward Hurst. are dead. Lewis Bache is NOR
tally wounded. John McClafferty and Geo.
Fisher are injured, but not fatally. The rest
escaped unhurt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25

THE WEsTNNIsrLR REvIkw.-The July
number of this standard periodical has just
been received from the publishers, Messrs.
Scott d Co., New York. 1t contains several
articles of great interest, and will be welcom-
ed By all who are in the habit OF reading the
the publishers for 50 per annum.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25

~ The new Magazine to be published in
Boston by Phillips, Samson 81 Co., will APP
pear in October. A trunk full of manuscript
forwarded for the Magazine. by Ruskin, Shir-
ley, Brook, wilkie Collins, and other emil
nent English authors, has been lost or stolen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25

KURTz's CoSFEcTIoNARY.-1fa any of our
readers wish to see some Of the largest and
they will drop into Kurtz's establishment,
near the Post Office. His lemonade and ice
creams improve with the season, instead OF
growing fat or stale.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25

~ The telegraph announces the suspen-
sion Of the Ohio Life and Trust Company in
New York, and the apprehended suspension
Of the principal Office in Cincinnati. Should
these apprehensions be called, it viii create
panic which, we fear, will be detrimental
TO all Western Banks.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25

~ Paddock & Co., announce to their
correspondents that the AGRICULTURAL BANK
of Brownsville, Tenn, has been discounted,
and is in danger of collapsing. Beware Of
its issues.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25
The Ohso Life end Trust Comp any,

CINCINNATI, August 24-P. N.
a good deal Of excitement on Sd Street,
owing to the suspension Of the Ohio Life and
Trust Co. II is feared the Bank here will
SUSPEND. It is not known now whether they
open Tomorrow or not. They say the New
York suspension is but temporary, but the
contrary 10 feared. Exchange on the Esst
sold a. s( premium
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25

~ The Green River keel boat, Keystone
State. came down yesterday with full cargo
of tobacco. She was receiving yesterday for
Rumscy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25

a. % Another stab5ing ARRAY took place in
St. Louis on Friday. A man by the name Of
French stabbed cofiee-house keeper named
Schlumpfe, killing him instantly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25

~ A man by the name OF P. NJ. Coleman
WAS sentenced in the Logan, KY, Circuit
Court last week, to be hung on tb- 10th Of
October, for the murder OF Mrs. Ba gley.