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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

DIR. T. McGOWN'S ESSENCE OF TAR
Is A CERTAIN CURE FOR
Bowel Complaints and Diseases OF
the Lungs.
THIRTY thousand cures without asingle failure For
sale in Evansville Keller. Farnsley Co., Halloek
6 stoddard. woolsey x Sawyer. LEIGH Yer ing.
The American TAR SPRING LISIAENT AND NERhS-
TUaE. 10 also for sale BIZ them. augzi dAwly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

TO THE LA Dies
SHANKLIN REILLY won d respectfully invite the at
ladies Evansville and Vicinity their
avge and OF and white goods
received embracing
-. In meriek Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Emh'd Linen do do;
Maltese e. Chrochetdo do;
Boob Muslin do do;
JAeonet. Cambria and Swiss Collars;
Swiss and Jaeonet Embroidered Bsnds;
do do Edgings sad Insertions;
English Thread. Lace and Edgng;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black English Grape Collars;
NOLAN and white ernhroidered Skirts;
French Corsets and silksts,
Striped Nanso wSs and PlaidMuslips:
Real dotted snd Embroidered Swiss patterns
sale atlsw prices mY2 SHANELIN& REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

HAVING taken one OF the block Of
new buildings on Main street near Water
lam now ready to receive calls from old
and new customers, Offering them the
richest qualities Of goods ever opened in
Evansville for Gentlemsn's wear. And
being ready to make them UP by order
in the most fashionable styles and war
ranted TO 1T. Amcng my newgoods lust
received. will be found the FINEST
CLOTHS AND CASHMERE RICH
Est VELVET, SATIN AND SILK
Cpo,cINGs avar oHavaA fav aale m this
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

of rhese goods the latest styles and of
own selection. Every be suited. Gentlemen
wanting any article of wearing parel have his order
rrompy answered have she best of werkmen. and my
ork will found in inferior to that OF the
mostfaahonable establishment in the larger cities
oct2S-tf D. 3. ANDEhSoN.i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

FIRST ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODr.
ZEEN 4 PRESTON has received this day
wA IS cases Prints; 10 Cottonads;
7 do Lawns do Ginghams
50 bales Brown Shcetings; 10 do Bieeched; ..f
do striped Sheetng; 10 bales Ticking and fo- .-'e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
7 0 B A Geo w A r E II o u S z
on MAIN ST. SECOND DOOR ABOVE con. or FIRST ST.
!
CIDER VINEGAR MANUPACTORY.

undersigned wish call the attention Of the
w Wholesale Merchants Of Evansville and dealers
general to the fact that manufacturing
cle Of Cider Vinegar which will sell
with Cncnnaor Pittsburgh prices Give as call fair
trial is all weask MERCER a. CLIFFORD. -
BThe mandatory situated the Of Fourth
and Canal streets. Lamasco city. 'f jyl-dAwly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07
STOVE STOREl

GAMES sCANTLIN. JR.. Of the late firm Of james
- Scantin h Son. has open % Stove and Tin Store
opposite the old State Bank where he intends
keeping large Of Stoves the latest
styles Also Mante Crates and Tin Ware Wholesale and
retail On the best terms Gise him call before rur-
chasing elsewhere. now
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

EpECEIvED this mornins by Adams Express. mp
II ply OF lvdes and misses Lambs Wool Hose, colore
and white Md Gloves. fleece Lin ed Silk Gloves &c
daily arrive additi nal stock all
Dry Goods. which offer friends reduce
nov23 RoSER BRO. FREY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07
LANES SCANTLlN, JR.,

MAS lust received by Railroad lot Bucks Paten
HI Clipper Cooking Stoves improved 1t is the best an
most eautifu stove use $50 alotoffancy ENAMEL
CRATES of LATEST STYLES. novfS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

COMMON AND REFINED sUGARS.-
~ bbls Prime ". o. Sugar;
do Crushed and Powdered Sugar. for salsby
feb4 SAM'L vICKERY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04
- AishIy Intosessing from Nicaragua

UPvyAED OF EieH-rtrEDREp wCrrTrs r0R wALrlR.
- from the Pniladephia Inquirer, OF Jan. z
We yesterday conversed with younE Philadelphia,
No Naulty, who wos passenger In tho tennessee rom
eivess deoorsbio picture or General walker and bis
uoops. The prospoct for them was mos, ds,ou aging.
They esnSs for their lives and many OF the men,
wan informant was st yrsin Bay ssd had nothing
70 sa for four days, and not lev were nearly naked
iheir clothes having been wora ou The trsrst road
q sad ccpdton. One OF the bridges baf broken
sosp and two others were to,teripg vnls the road in
many Of the plsces was scarcely pssrabe.
Two yonns 1su from the United YATES wn, nsd en-
listed 'or a year, and rod served sixteen montns, DO
sired 10 return, and o,slped passports from General
weher. Thsse revoked, and when they ATTEMPTED
TO escape thsy were csssbt taken out and shot do
serters
The Sickness Gas fearful and rsAl aud ths death. by
lever and cholera were Of daily occarrenes oar inior
isai.d and that Rives In possession NJ the county
The OF the opposition were much lager tnan those
deed walkers compelled TO pos up Yah scrip
Instead Of cashsad food Aud bad coiksns while thor
lodpins, at night we're ofen skels rsss. they complain
cd biferly and vere anxisas 10 escape bui tnls
possible, a. the discipline wss very rigorous. Even on
csIs'cut very sorry sppesrauce
Heore the lake boat sailed for Virgin Pay she was ex
snssd twice. order 10 detect deserters Toe wesiher
vss very warn and rainy Indeed ihe universal opinion
Of the passengers vas. that Walker could hold out
except BY . mlrscle he was awaiting, reinforoemeps
with de'dmnaton. on their arrival, to make another
desperate e1ort HIS whole foice dld not more
ver. que yoass ranging IRON ie 70 as ysars o. are
The report Of the massacre a the wounded and sick
OF walkers army, at The Island OF OmeApe. was very
zen eraly circulated but not credited prodeced great
excitement and the women threatened retaliation
should prove trne
of the passengers who len san francisco by the ori.
zaba intending o return 10 New York BY the tennessee
about induced 10 volunteer The Orzsbs also
had beard LIS recruss VINO vere enlisted In Cal'or.
mis-. They were promised alty dolafs q month"; and
huae tracts Of land. Other reinorcemsnts from New
Orsars were met on the liver san Qsn, snt supposed
10 be about 500 IN number Stl s11yher force amount.
ipg 70 hundred ana sixty from Ne~ York
also met Al Castillo Rapids These various bodies,
smountng u all 10 upwards Of 500 would swell the
available force OF adventurers 10 something IKE zoo.
The cOuuuy near Virgin Bay n swampy and therefore
pestiebta. The probability ts that Immediately alter
the Mrival q the feuforceuents above inesuone1,
sEoiasg ps.1s .:sk place, aaa VITA leessTs TsVs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04
Police T.s1silsaeace.

SEsRcB.gc OsR SvuL No8 --Un Ne y Years day,
tncer Bowyer Of the Chiefs onice, proceeding
down Broadway tour Of obscrvsuoI,s hs espi.d n
well known member OF the swell mob lr,,-niiy walking
short dslsrce ahead OF HIN. Thinkpg would not do
the iash gentle any farm to introduce him to Mr.
kaiSeD the detective tape the individual the shou
der and -squested his presence in the basement Of the
City Hall. The self irucaucton Of ocsr Bower dii
dsconoer, tho .Asca In the least he very
coolly wished Mr. Bo~yer happy New Year aud CON
pliments OF the season., and wihvu, solicitation
consented 10 adjourn 10 the hoad quarters OF the Cnef OF
Poco Iiero examipausn OF tho Chsyoit,r de Tndrs
proceeded with whes pawn tickets for tour valuable
gold waciss found concealed upon bis person. for
a description OF which We would refer rares Interested
TO advertsng columns. The prisoror denied havrg
stolen tie watches and succeeded obtaining mis- liberty
on q wrs OF osrtiordrt issped by the Recorder. The
watches placed in the possession OF officer Bowyer
for days with view OF dndng for the
II o. the watches shouc be Identified the rogue will
again have the pleasure Of oers introduced 70 the Cne
of Police and sundry other oill:ias who nave quite .
pcchar Tor making tho acquaintance OF the swell mob.
nARy5 HUHwsY Re, xSHY-M n late hour New
Years Mr. silas Herring aitacked by three
bis at ne OF Greene and ?rince streets, who
2 bbed arm In the most daring manner OF . diamond
brcaatpn, gold watch and chain, aud other property
valued !, all si $500. 'k. Herring passing through
Prince street bis way home when the robbers rushed
upon m while OF them PLACED his hands
Mr. H.s mouth the others dsposessed him OF his pro
perty asd then OIL leaving their victim almost pa--
alyzed with asionisnmsnt The whole busness occupied
but few seconds showing evidently that the psrper1
tors well skilled In the profession. No clue has
yet been eb,aned 10 the bold highvsymen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04
CITY. lntelllSepcs.

NARROW EscAI, FROM DsA1H AS a carman wsr drivs
i,s the track Of the New Haven Railroad,
Faoy ninth street. Friday morninsy the N. train
from New Haven aleng ana before he could clear
the track the locomotive struck the borse and wagon,
ki.l,g the animal AMI demoishng the The
VS. pitch into short distance from tho spot,
but received no serious injury
BryLpING ACCIDENT -waltsr Jonos, q IAborer, while e..
work spon the fifth story of the nev'buiding
of erection at TIE Of Pine ana Nassau Streets
fell 70 tue ground F,idey afternoon oad severely
If fatally IN The unfortunate had hiz leg
broken and Internally Injured thaa the ply
al the hospital despair " his life.
PRESENTATIONS Captain bowling, OF the sixth ward
police was pres utei With diamond esspin valued Q.
$500 By the citizens OF the Sixth wardo New Years
token Of their appreciation OF as conduct
public eai,er Alderman Clancey presented the hand.
nome testimonial on behalf Of his constituents
OHoer Ludwig Semer Of tho Emgrant ,lusd, attached
TO the tsayor's Office was presented with vauaoe da
mond ring On New Years night, by The stcenon under
his command in confederation OF their high
him ciccr and gentleman.
Captain henry Wines, OF the Eighteenth ward po'ice
received handsome resent In the shape OF oismond
breSpin and ring, from the citizens o. the ward and
thcers under his command
AN IscoNI-At i've o'clock on the Sis, Of Decsm Der,
just the BOARD of Aldermen adjourniDg die,
the clock the Mayors Office broke mainsprn with
loud and sll spst startling ell in the Office
The sc that u broke nj the moment the Aldermen
acjourripg excited good deal vi oomment aud ortcim
ulfayorsD DE TO the Aldermen.
FIX IN TrrH srrKrr About two O'Clock yesterday
mornisg nre dlscoverct BY prissie wsoh mao
RcbNd Drownlow, in tho ca.pcnte. shop beon siug a.
NJ ssyre, rear OF No. 20 Tenth street Too quick dls
covery and alarm given brought tne frenen tn ia,
premists, Who eStinEuished IL before extending muon
It's supp to be The woyk OF inceudixry Oicer
Wills, tho Fife entb war5 arrested q ccuatry lookipy
nsSss 90 2, h o. % nsos me s 40 was COZ
TO investSaie the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04

VIENNA, Dec. \, 1856.
TAe Haiion Patriots Shot by the 1usfrians Bef,ceen
1si9 and 1854 -T,saf,-snt Of English Trsreiiers
IN Berlin The PARIS Conference -Russ,o has
Some Important Secra Purpose 10 Gain-A=stria
Indisposed 10 ho Contersnc..
DO you ever hear OF Mr. Stansfield, Secretary 10
the Society for the Emancipation Of Italy, suppose
not. nor did before reading Of his articles in
ihe Times. but having peruse1 that article, WAS
exceedingly pleased b. make the acquaintance Of this
queer geatleman. Mr. Stansfeld, by his boldness OF
conception and inventive genius surpassss the Ger
man bambugging correspondents. who blythe bye.
are most Inscriptions and devl.may care act OF
persons in their literary productions Well, this
English journalist gives astonishing report con-
cernng the activity and zeal the AusWisns display
ed in executing Italian patriots For Instance, he tells
us that during the years from lSie to 1854 the
Aussrians shot 2es individuals in the Pspal
territory, 2lO in the Grand Duchy Of Tuscany, and
4 ,lG5 in the Lombards venetian Kingdom), making
q sum total of 4,g73 men ssot. | am sure your
readers will shujder at such an act Of barbsrism
and wanion cruelty, and believe tie Austrian GO
vernment the most boodtLrsty in he world.
While was perasing the above mentioned ar
tjcle entertained some slight DOUBTS concerning
the truth Of a report which from iss enornity.
seemed 10 he poeticsl fiction rather than well
authenticated statement; 80 took the trouble to
compare the lists and Official reports relative to the
Italian insurgents who fell in the different battles
and skimishes fought against the Austrian troops,
and detected that the number Of persons killed
amounted to nearly FIVE thousand Upon further
| inquiry heard, from well informed author'y,
that the & tai number Of persons executed DO n't
even reach the tenth part 0f the number auo'ed ~
~, slaSsAsis " tAs NAY ils seessIals " Sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04
City pollstes.

THE CONTESTED SEATS ~ ThMassY HALL.
The committee Of seven appointed BY tho General Com
mso at Tammany Hail. the LIST instant 10 hear and
receive the allegations OF parties oonesng seats the
Committee for the year 1857, met 10 the wigwam last
evening, and proceeded to business in tho usual formal
The Committee had not concluded their lsbors
when the hour Of adjournment arrived. Ais understood
that The decisous Of thee omnieo In each viii
oe pubisly announced for some days. Meanwhile poll
tcians VII be In terrible 10 know the foeing or
the arbuAtos In the several that have before
them for adjudication. The Outside prcsssre not
tbroug last night might be pec,ed. PROBABLY the
snow so<m bad something 70 do with H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04
THE Snow storm.
CONDITION OF THE sTEEETs-THr PROSPECT FOX
YOUNG wsw YOax.

The new yeM commenced with beeatlta weather, but
II lssiea for 40 hours oaly. At O'Clock yesterday
morniae heavy storm from the crah cast scc in
md at daylight the streets OF New York v-re covered
With wiseers gsrmera In all , snowy wh.,cuess Tic
scrm continued during the entrs Of Yesterday, and
late hour evening tile flakes had still pre.crnnsncs.
The usmospIere however oounu, mild. and d.r,ng the
greater part OF zoe day tao melted fzst
toucne the eaY.h Not Ast nIgis Every fate that
descenced helped 10 brighten the prospect OF segtlus
the morrow, anS hence young New York was In Esh
slee G md PREF rtstons were made sst night to coy
ME sleigssng that 10 all appearance would be r-ost
-,oellent Nday. .toy quantity OF optrited teams
rsve been waiting In readiness for the first slegta
ips of the season, ~st hence tho turn out OF fac
hcrses and gay eqrepsgss will bs really surprising
Frcn presers appearances young New Hrs will be
sraaed TO Iva hearts con.' nt and the enivonng
OF Icst winter will be -sen enacef. Ever'"Obawis"
WHO net with such tet .1ble accident tho incoming
dale sad the winter before last sa,s he Is r,rtyed to
try by to tay, ever though be should AGAIN be
under ,sa unpleasant necessity OF breaing his presous
neck IL the aitemps The tioods" bound'to make
a sen,ceon cam, or swim and heree a liyyiy eme
may be expected II broadway and on the avenuee:
inc s's.ss and say rs,iroaa cars nae soms ds@sa
to the cb:an Of the passengers and drves and 20 ae
no little may Of many vsuahss horses 10 pedestrians
who could not afford TO ride, me storm moro sese,
atd peed tsem r,lht and left IN . style tmrwoutHrc
nina vry forcibly OF the ttn OF last January s
somewhat Singular that the gr,a, snow o this yosw
thould pondenoe In date TO thae Of
lat winter, snd that should hcve commenced On tho
day OF The week ZOO. The -yeat storm or 81
,urdsy the SIN Of January 1850 and tnst otbe Cd Of
January, 1857. will he long remembered BY ooservrg
persons and by people OF the Merriam school s,ecaiy
sDow and It is 10 be hoped tina, the Common Council wst
ssnaze their advent to power by psssng an ordinance
N accordance With the suggestion 0f Mayor Wood thea
will thoroughly rurge sreer ef their impurities
There enough OF goods spoiled in OF winter by
d streets to paJ for their cleaning twice over Letus
lave cIean street,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04
fhs Goicouris and Vanderbilt Ccrrespon .
deuce.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR Oh THE HERALD.
You stated few days ago that correspondence Of
sharp nature had taken place between Golcours and
Vanderbilt and the latter gentleman given good
name to the General would be well Tor you 10 call ssan
for the corrcsposdence.
Ibave been informed that eocoursk T. going by We way
OF Aspnwall 10 san Juan 10 Psnsms but tha, he is
going cut OF New York am sure OF 10
Goicours has been In connection with C0mopor IN bis
last expedition, and he has sent great quantity oi arms
70 Tsmplco for the Mexican government or for some
other purposes.
The sale Of the Falcon know made on purpose 10
rive Gocourln the chance sf carry ing out MS Plans des
troyed By the operations OF walkers friends he owns
TO- fay the Falcon and they preparing her Tor sea
Mexican money IA this uuie st his disposition To carry
out the expedition, aad Marcy knows oil the pans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04

TuE GERMAN orrRa The German Opera Company, at
the Broadway theatre have produced "rhe Mason and
the Locksmi,h, comic opera by Auber II pleas
Ing affair and wa. smiueuty successful will be given
his week on alternate nights with xr Forrest,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04

RI orxuye ru IrAtiAy OfrsA At rHs AoADssr'-
We learn tss, negotiations have been concluded between
sepov esrskosch and the Executive Committee OF the
stockholders Of ths Academy By which thst establish
msss win shortly be opened for series Of opevasc re-
prsssntaaops under The direction Of signos srshosoh
b stated that the. terms very favorable 70 Srs
kosch and, with his expereBce business matters, sue
csss 10 more than probable. Mr.. strstssch's company
v Include Psrod OF the greatest lyric artists OF the
day and hs also opened negotiations with Nine. DAni
Who has made such great sensation In the rnsbere
concerts and who has ye. bccn heard in full
opera In this country. The ocmpsny viii also include
other popular artists.
The time very favorable one for the inauguration
Of sasnor s,rskoschs enerprss. Leaving the question
Of ART progress ont OF the matter the Acsdey an en-
cecdlnslv pleasant place d amusement and every one
viii be ssd 10 knov that m doors are shortly 70 be
thrown open 10 the public.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-17

The HOUSE COMMITTEES There are more
Republicans i'll the present louise of Repre-
sentatlves than there were democrats in the
last. Speaker Orr, therefor ought to be at
least as generous towards is opponents, in
the construction of the impdant committees,
as Mr.. Banks proved himsf to be. But a
comparison shows decidedlEo his disadvan-
tage. Not that the numbeDt party members
is not fairly reversed, but PINE of the ablest
OF the old Republican meners of the respec-
tive committees are dropfd off, while the
democratic tacticlans are enerally retained.
1t also SO happens that the americans placed
on the most important committees, both by
Mr.. Banks and Mr.. Orr, ae Southern men,
which was concession byhe former, but is
an accession to the forces Q the latter Bos-
ton Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-17
JBr Ialp spg,
THURSDAY, DECEmnER u, 1857.

CONGRESSIONAL Communicative would call
the attention of our readers 10 the composition
Of the Senate committees, Of which we publish
list this morning. By that it will be seen that
the six great leading committees all have chair
men, AID osejeritg Of their members from the
slsveholdug States; Of seven members on each
committee, i've Of the committees have two Re-
publican members each, and the sixth has only
one OF the whole twenty-five committees, the
ehsumen Of sixteen Of them are from slavehold'
ng States. while those Of only six are from the
free States. The only committee Of any politi-
c Al importance that has chairman from a free
State, is the Committee on Territories, of which
Stephen a. Douglas is chairman, and he is large
STAKEHOLDER, and his interests are identified with
those Of the slavebolding States We need not
60 farther into particulars. The remaining com
mittees are constituted generally with the same
string Southern aspect, one of them having every
member from the slayeholdiue States. In this
connection, it should be borne in mind that, by
the last census,
The white population Of the free sates is.is 7s4
VII r. that Of the slave States ony..... 6soo,464
and this disparity in nambers has been greatly in
creased since the census. Such is the depth Of
the degradation to which the Northern Democra-
cy Is SINK. It has lost all sef-respect, and wears
the chains OF its Southern task masters, with more
AFFECT submission than do the slaves upon the
plantations. Shame on them How would the
blood OF the old fathers of the republic boil With
indi nation if they could come back and see the
recreancy Of their descendants. 1t is no wonder
that these should be so ready to fix the chains
OF the slave oligarchy on the people of Kanzas'
when they have not enough Of the spirit of man
hood to spurn them from their own limbs.
The House committees are similarly constitu-
ted, though perhaps not quite SO badly. OF them,
fourteen Of the chairmen are from slave States,
and eight from the free States. II apportioned
according to population, theyivould have been ff.
from the free States, and only seven from the
slave States. How earnestly and sincerely our
Democracy decries ssctiOnalism, the people will
iudge
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-17
wAgHlNaroN MArrrns.-pespatohes iron

WASHINGTON MATTERS. dispatches from
Washington, dated Dee 10, state:
instructions were TO- day sent by telegraph
to the Collector at New Orleans, and to the
District Attorneys Of Louisiana and Alaba.
ma, to use all the means in their power, ae-
cording to law, to prevent the departure Of
any hostile expedition against Central Amer.
lea. Instructions have also been given to
prosecute the steamer Fashion, as soon as she
returns to the United States.
Senator Douglas, in executive session Of
the Senate voted for Gen. Denver as Secre-
tary of Kanzas, in place of Mr.. Stanton
Senator Broderick voted against the nomina-
ton. There is some curiosity TO know why
Capt. Van Vliet has been despatched by the
Secretary Of War in such haste to the West.
learn that he carried special Instructions to
the commanding officer of the troops in Kan
zas, directing him to call together a sufficient
military force on the occasion of the approach
ing election IN Kanzas.
Gov. Walker is confined to his chamber by
illness Admittanoe is denied, in compliance
with his physicians injunctions, to all visit
ors. He proposes publishing series of let.
ters, to contain full history Of events in
Kanzas during his gubernatorial administra-
ton.
Several of the leading Republican mem
bers of Congress had long and confidential
interview last night with Senator Douglas,
at his house. The conference is understood
to have related to the affairs of Kanzas and
to have been highly satisfactory to all con-
cerned.