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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
Arrived,

U. NJ steamship Roanoke skinner Norfok, &c with
s and pass 70 i LnSsm diam rsssH.is 18Th a, n; p.sd bark
on Hog Island igualed Jamestown, hence for Nor
i. oth 10 passed large ship and schooner ashore
Ship Helene tBIeml yoctmann. Bremen q days, with
36 80 exchanged signal. with b. ship Montezuna E Lat.
q Z lon 81 3d. .pcEe bark saInnac, from Bremen wrns
Ion snG ro onyi LSsi,oo G~ OFF for po1tsnd % Day. out
ship Charles Dcike Brem.), Cardiff n days with iron 10 c.
DRaSA ship Ain.. s@ shn Bremen 80 days with ud.
IS Slip Henry Clay csuin. LysrPoo March s with rude.
and so pass to spehOrd, Te.tOn \ Co. All well.
With ind.e and "a pas. to Gripcke Co lAt oa.autips
Bark Meridian Bsm., Bose Sunderland 5oday' with coal
se es IN Msne1aa A tOf orsnd Small. Ponce March
80 sugar and oas.es . R. Buck Co. lOth in' lat.
or Cuba i7h b.t 50 IS lon. ~ .Pots bar. au.t.ns
from New Orleans for Nsw-iork The NJ has s.per,eecsd
heavy weather the lost foess aud part OF 1
scSf Seven Sister. Crowley Macha. lumber to a.yhs~
schr Cstharine Bes, Bea Belfast days, ah to master
sehr Caroline H.. Bucklin, Providence. -, -.
sch Castor, Harding New Haven, In ballast to seheHsef
sehr Escel.io Clock from wreck Of ship New Baup hire,
schr Montezuus from West indies Is a. '''"0' 'D Qua
schr j. w Faulklin, Boston. With md'e' to Dayton
fsieop Rhod. Island, Hull, Providence
sloop " H. Bowen Elliott, PI9slde"ee'
sooP Stisn with ship materials from srcck
| a .bip New. Hamp pshire, ashore on Joness Beach
BFIOw-shp Cuiyster, Russell, Liverpool March . 70
Williams Guion anchored IN the lower bay bnt Nay
pires 1of Bango Bartlett NaTssles 81 days lBy rI's-
boat L. Forrest, No H.
WIND-SE., with rain.
The steamship George Law for ApInwa is at anchor N 'h'
North River
reports having experienced heavy weather south Of hsta-
18Th inst, let IS ~ ion "a 90 the wind shifted udde iSn
Grated 20 ordipay gale during the time lost dseh "
teT.cssks stove boat, &C
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
Ne EH-JERSEY ITEMS.

APPOINTMENTS or METHODIST PREACHERs.-The
JeIsy Annual Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church the close Of session Friday appointed the
towng preachers for the Methodist Churches in the County
al Hudson:
Jersey Cay-Trnity Church the Rev /. w Wiley and the
Rev j. Ayey supernumerary. S. Paus Church the Rev r.
Van Home. Hedding Church, the Rev. WIN. Day
Hobokea-TBe Rev. J. ii. Knowles.
Hudson City--The Rev. A. II, Mead
CirsencIIe-Tbe Rev. w. Burroughs
Jersey City Mission to be supplied.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .rgis DAY.
un-Rises 5:l2 Sets....... ~ Hell Gate, s4sm
wAIER....THIs
Sandy Hook. $500 Gov. Island 550a Hell Gate.. 7.3l
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Found DEAD.-A man named Elijah COttfell, re-
siding Enghtowu found dead the main road from
Ensshtown Old Bridge, ia Middesex County N j..
Monday afternoon, 18th inst. He discovered by
who going from Old Bridge TO kngshown, who supp1
him be- intoxicated passed but their return the
percevng him still lying there Of them aghcd
from be carriage him and upon turning him
discovered that he dead They Immediately reparcd
Old Brge and notified Esquire Jackson DsbrOw Of the
who paid ttnon TO the matter and the body red
70 remain in the road until Thursday morning following when
charge Of by Esquire PerAe Of Spotswood This
road IL considerably travelled and the body lying there
during that time by number Of persons but dare
IL until inques; had been hed. His death probably
oecssioned by intONcation Of South River
found lying the body and the reputation Of that article
scb that is said TO be dangerous pass holse where
a. IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
NorLe,s Penorte5 I'm T,l,graob

EwORLEANs April Cotton Sales TO day 800 bales st
decline of c accurate quotations cannot be- given Flour
steady. Pork firm at &22 756 s3 Freisbts unchanged.
Sterling Exchange 81 q cent premium.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

AccIDEST.-A boy employed in the Pheuix Oil FaC
tory in Rurman had his foot nearly severed yesterda
ty being sh, N the machinery
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CIRCUS Row IL TRESToN.-On Friday last, during
the exhibition Of Sands Nathan Co.'S Circus IN Trenton
Circus hands threw brick ~ named Anderson
which hit him upon the head brusins and cutting ders
bly, but breaking the brick into pieces Soon after the arrival
Oft Circus Company that morning Otto Horn the leader
the band and Charles Shoeb and Charles Fzenhoer had
tken clothing the house Of coOred in Quarry
street 10 be washed and going for them at night four
assaulted the house with stones and seward broke in Three
Of the Crcus escaped but the caught Otto Horn
and beat him shockDgy and stabbed him in several places
He lies in critical condidton in the American Hotel III TIen-
The Of the GlascO Anderson Gil
and Cole AL Of thsm bat Cole arrested Gilmore
$500 bail appear Tor tIia and Ot keep the
bail
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
MONDAY April 20 1851.
ASIiES-The market ia quite fnn the demand fair aud
the ais lnderae ale Of 20 bb 81 s7 for Pots aud
~ e2i for Pearls.
BEEsWAX-We notice tsles Of 1000 10 American Yellow
at Xe3 a 29c
COTTON continues quiet prices steady We repeat our
former quotations:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

DARKIEs is The RVER.-0n Sunday afternoon la'
twenty females and maes all colorod purified fror
in the East River the foo. Of DivO
The ceremony conducted by the Rev. Mr. Ba
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

CCT HIS THRoAT-Thomas Clark, residing at the
Of Raymond and Tsy streets cut hs throat with
hnfe yesterday morning abodt O'clock inficting serious
Essh BE Wa aken 70 tLe lity HosIta for iIeatInen
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

STEALISG GUs.-A lad named Hugh Mccormick
brossht before Justice Coy yesterday fo robbng lad
sasd Albert Rchourd Of while passing through North
Eir,h street. Accused cent 90 the House o Refuge.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

In ship Helene from BremeG r. Duckwits, T. Schultz,
+. Rutland, q. Sander and family.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
Nv TeleQPaph.

BOSTON, April 2o.-Ar. George Wsshins'on' I'"p'"''
+ Floating Zeph,T, and kesr,sge, New Orleans
Below. ship Parliament from Liverpool, ..h,o I.,,ss
CHARLESTON. April Is-The .; ss;.yoyt m thi. sstar-
Adger. Capt Turner arrived here no" i''" > ~
dsy morning o'clock.
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Murox SEARS 10 our Agent for The sLe Of TBE Tnses
Psrsssos M j. X. viii serve THE TRIBUNE ~ Asy IA" ~
tte City.
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loans in few instances as ow as y cent Paper is
in demand, if Of tirst-cIass names, at 40 - cent.
According Ia statement published in The Norfslk
Herald Of Thursday, the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail
road one of the best Of the lines of communication
which make up the Virginia railway system found ts
expenses amour. to about $4,000 more than it, in.
come a. made up to the 3lst of January last, it,
d.,
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ReCeipts Of Produce.
Pa.senxerr Arrived.

By the NORTH Rirer Boa-6 800 bbs Flour SO pkss Ashes,
$50 bush. Barley 93 pkss WHISKY 100 sides Leather.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

Tvs Caas SoT TO RUS uTER MiDvIGHT.-Th
Mayor last evening vetoed the resolution of the Com
Ron Council requiring the Of tie Brooklyn City
Railroad Company TO run after ~ o'clock a night
The reasons be assigns that the public do not
suire il after O'Clock; that the Railroad Company
would run the without compulsion if It would pay
and that he does not think it would pay.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-APRIL @.-BefoFe th'

Jacob Miller pleaded guilty TO petit larceny and
Wa reminded for sentence. -,
William Gallagher pleaded guilty 10 forgery IN thrd
passing counterfeit - bill On the JnIoh baNs VI
NeyrLoidon, Conn. R.nlsnded for s.Itrncs.
Timothy sullivan placed upon trial. charged
with stealing 800 pounds copper from the hCos1
Dunlap No IS South The jury after lengthy delos'
ration ucon verdict unable and discharged
The Court then adjourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

" sueh previous devise bequstp q y, 81 65D And
al ts the statute require. IT, thai ihe intention 70 a'e ne
previous dspos.cB sla in The instrument by "hn
slch alteration mLdr1 that u shall b. declared IN any
p1rcsT words IT, tl'r.iorc Nj Atr's intention a.
think clearly . thrs lots the deed of
the vii! and 4 ths: intention. has s.o been shown "a
sufficiently do, decd then, Independently u m
doctrine q election and within the obvious spt 10,
the quoted h. ustrHeut executed ia MAY
1877 had Il srl .ae ier he prsyiois d''e % a. y
absolutey I'd beyond recall a.i without
Mrs Boree and the three remaining %
f.tj.ct 90 revocttiou) Joltly and q-aih'd uAnnf %
other three TIr result then 10 that decree "
erfr.d declaring that Mrs Bof the death 81 hi rse
father yrtne the decd accepted y her beam" h' 9hI
PIE ab-ouie oi the o mentioned IN T. 70 the
respects that o.) of any interest ~ Der
n. will and that her deed % Mr. Burrows t~ho snd - III
Dsyisl Ike It'll % him. and further dcIsfhs ms
the three Ars Borsel naming them a. con'-q
# he execution delivery AID acceptance BY hI o. tn
qu.stio in' al o conu ling .hey were, ~
ofans undivided fourth pat u he four ot.
dsvi-e of gs Undivided third part oi th II'
in the IN other Z u1ue ~ the VIII -
fhs partition. hs should D. cnftLed u '
.Lr the other b. dismissed without eosts
isfe reported 10 Barbour iJ decided by one bia
Supreme Court General Term in l1l5 between f
similarly situated has been cited a. berns on H
determine the questions
which have teen dscssed Ms Bacon the granior an oa
lady euyour ysry Ill., and a. she supp -ed @V-.
die She reque..ed her phy yicisn accordingly TO pepare"o
deedone each Of her tao dsu ghters Aier .AecIllue
them he told The doctor 20 keep them and deliver hr Oh ~
death ssying however a. the time that -he
I'll, t.Lded retain the night 20 control he propy hei
long shs lived. She did and wed III sne "s
eighty months her recovery the doctor returned
tie decd- her One Of n. daughters, alter her iohe
death Possession Of - the deeds The tonr nsEe
h.ess he--and very properytbst ther. had been
delivery that the deed effect aud that coe
Guefty title ike decision had previously oeen
made ihs district in Ike epOrted IN bsroo0
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r,e.n ferry. leaving the conductors to get back a.

Futon ferry leaving the conductors TO get back as
best they could The Company supplied the places Of
the strikers wei az they could aad continued the
rnLrg Of The cars a. irregular periods. ln the after
uoon there indications OF trouble between Green
point and the Peck slip ferry and Chef Of Police Folk
accordingly ordered out detachment Of police from
TIE Fifth and Seventh Districts, and required one
two policemen to accompany the cars between those
Two points. About O'Clock lat evening one Of the
rngleader strikers called Shorty White, together with
snohes man, who had been boarding each OF the cars
a. they passed the Grand street ferry endeavorng to
induce the drivers to leave arrested by the Fifth
District Police, and conveyed TO The lookup. Ample
provisions were made 70 arrest all persons whom It
was supposed might atteinp; 20 create any disturbance
during last night II is said that the Company WI
not again employ any Of the strikers.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

OVER Two THOUSAND MILES OF RAILWAY
Tie M0rntng DdrHsi Pitch iR and VIM!
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lncreasc..... SlI1b,St@
The principal decrease Of loans has been in the Com
mcrce. Metropolitan and American Exchange. The
specie reserve !, now higher than it has been since
December, when the loans were slO7, 600 900.
The movement of the Banks since Nov |, lSjj, has
been a. follows
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

Tie Boston Trarcllcr of Saturday says: 1--WE
learn that an embezzlement OF some 1900 of the
funds of the Leighton Bank Of Lynn, has recently
been discovered in the Teers account.
The statement Of the New-Orleans Banks on the
llth, as compared with the report OF the previous
week stards f,loyys.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
12,OOO,OOO Acres -.

Making Total Grant to Minnesots Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

"a" The st. Louis papers are discussing
with freedom aud boldness tho question of
Emancipation. The Republican says the is
sue must BIZ the prominent one in the politics
of the State. The Democrat, in defence of
free labor.publishes Free-soil and anti-Slave-
ty sentiments, strong enough to crafty tie
strangest republican prepossessions. As slave
ry cannot long exist in State where the sen-
timents of u slavery minority even, is against
the institution, il will soon evacuatc Missouri
The State will emaneipate herself, but proba-
bly, not one slave will be liberated in the
process.
They will 60 TO the severe task-masters in
the cotton fielIs-thc State will be benefited
in all her industrial interests, but the condi-
ton of her slaves will be unmitigated. There
will be an acquisition of political power to the
free States, but it will not reduce the amount
of Slavery. The discussion in st. Louis,
shows that where the subject is treated simply
US a moral and economical subject, by calm
rat ional and impartial men, it meets spiri,
of tolerance and fairness that is in striking
contrast with the previous passions which the
hatred to abolition tanaticism awakens wher-
ever it utters word in the cause in any OF
tae slave States. The sentiments of the DEM
ocrat, published in u political abolition paper
would excite mob-violence in any slavehold-
ing eommunityin the Union. But uttered by
earnest and sincere advocates of the best inter
ests of the State, they arc received with toler.
ance and considered with attention, and W her.
ever public sentiment in the Slave States car
be brought to dispassionate expression, it i:
surprised ut its own strength against slavery
No one, even of his own friends, could have
expected the election, in st. Louis, of an avow
cd advocate of emancipation up to the hour
when the result was declared. The triumph
in st. Louis is not the local ascendancy of tn,
! advocates of emancirationmerely but it makes
the first introduction of the discussion of the
slavery as social question in slave State
and its triumph in the city will secure tn,
rights of> free discussion Of the subjec
throughout the State. 1t is the dawn of
new day, the first steady rays of light tina
have broken from the clouds that surrounded
Kansas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

e" The Republican Banner, of Shelby
vile, Ind, of April ed, says, that there
were tacenty.tour applications for dirorcs IN
that county at the term IF Court Just closed,
and erery one IF them granted! The Banner
says:
This is startling fact. which we were
slow to believe until assured of its truth by
member of the bar. We are indebted for
this state of thin5s to the reign of free Wis
disgrace to the State. Uhe author of thi.
law was Robert Dale Owen. an inad9l and
socialist, who, if permitted to carry out hi.
own views of the domestic relatious, would
aorogate entirely the sacredneSs of the mar
rage contract, and permit the human fami-
~ 10 nilnclc together in promiscuous and
unrestrained freedom, like the brute creation
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27
New York Market.

New York, April %, M.-Flour market
bouyant. The weeks sales 1900 bbls.-
State advanced &c; sales ut s. 70@5 SIS. Ohio
advanced l5c, with sales at SO Go@G To-
Southern also advanced 2oc, with sales at
So 7o@G IS. Wheat bouyant; $500 bush
sold. White advanced Sc; sales at $ 6s.-
Com bouyant; sales of $500 bush White at
7Sc, being an advance of sc. Yellow tic;
an advance of 2. Provision market quiet
Stocks firm.
NEW YORK, April %, z. R.-Flour buoyant;
sales of ZOO bbls. Sales of State at Sc 2O@
6 75 Southern SO 1905 95. Wheat buoyant
$4,000 bush sold; White 81 "a; Kcntuck
81 50. Corn bouyant; sales of $500 bush.
White unchanchanged at Soc; Mixed 75H;
Yellow ~. Provisions steady. Bran and
Whisky firm. Coffee advanced Ne; sales at
l2c. Sugar buoyant. Rice firm. Lnsecd
Oil declined 1c. Iron firm. Lead unsettled
Tallow firm. Stocks frncr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

THE NEW YORK LICENSE LAw.-The last
session of the New York Legislature passed
an act for the regulation of the sale of liquor,
which is said to be the best law on the subject
the State has ever had. 1t creates board of
Excise Commissioners in each county, who are
to have the entire control of the subject of Ii
ccnses. No one is allowed to sell liquor in
less quantities than five gallons without Ii
cense. The price Of license is to be from $50
to $500. No license is to be granted to any
one, except on the petition of at least twenty
respectable free holders; and the applicant, if
in the country, is to keep certain number OF
extra beds and stabling for horses of travel
ers; if in the city, he is obliged 20 keep ac-
commodatons for at least six separate dodgers.
The penalties for selling without license are
made very severe. The act is designed to
break up mere groggeries. Plans for evading
the law are already formed, by sham sales OF
property, in order to use the fictitious purcha-
sers for petitioners for licenses.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27
Later from Kansas.

QuISDAIo, X. T.. April 22.-Secre.ary
Stanton publishes an address to the people OF
Kansas, in the Lecompton Union. He says:
= The Administration recognizes the author
ity Of the Territorial Legislature, and the va
lidity of the Territorial laws, and especially
recognizes the act providing for Constitu-
tional Convention. He presumcs tina. the
Convention will submit the vital question OF
the domestic institution of the State for a
subsequent vote of the people. Congress will
then admit it US State. lie expects Gov,
Walker about the middle of May.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

BANKs.-The strongest objections to the
Missouri Bank Act was the provision requil.
ing weekly statements to the commissioners,
the same requisition has existed for several
years, subjecting the banks to good deal of
Inconvenience, which practical men have
thought to be unnecessary; but the last legi, =
islature of that State, improved upon the old
law by requiring daily as well as weekly
statements of all their movements, which are
to be sworn to and entered in journal and
kept by the Bank Comm issio iers. These re-
strietions and regulations arr very vexatious
and IN most instances useless; for they do
not accomplish the objects of those who
frame them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The New Orleans
mail of Sunday has been received.
Exports of Cotton on Saturday amounted
to IA, 400 bales.
The Post Master General made n tempora-
nv contract with e. X. Garrison for semi
monthly null service between New Orleans
and Vera Cruz.
The contracts for about one hundred and
fifty mail routes, principally in the New Eng
land States and New York, were let ont to-
day by the Postmaster General. These con-
tracts are something more expensive than the
preceding ones.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27
Cincinnati Market.

CIScINSATI, April 25, M.-Flour firm:
IS Is for Superfnc, being further advance.
Receipts rather better. Whisky steady at 90.
Butter &c lower; fair prime roll 25@s6c. Pro-
visions unchanged; rather quiet.
CINCINNATI, April %, =. M.-Flour firm
200 bbls sold at IS 75@6-latter rate for
extra. Receipts very large. Rye advanced
to 81. Hay advanced to ssi@25, and very
scarce. Whisky firm ut 23c; fair demand
Nothing done in Provisions; prices unchang-
ed. Linseed Oil soc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-We cal,
tho attention of our readers to the advertise
,ment of Messrs. Rogers d Renick, who pro-
pose to sell on the 4th and 9Th of May, one Of
the most valuable pieces of property in the
city, situated on Division street, one square
tfrom the river and Canal. The property
will be sold at auction, and only one third OF
the purchase money is required to be paid
down. Those desiring further information,
in relation to the property, are referred to
Capt. Samuel Swindcll at the Sherwood
House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

A FATAL AFFRAY.-A number of white
young men went to a Negroes house i'm New
Albany on Friday night Ito kick up row
generally" On their approach, the negro
barred his door. The ASSISTANTS attempted to
break it down; the negro fred ON them, shoot
ing one of the young men through the body,
inficting fatal wound. The negro was ar
rested, but it appeared he had done nothing
to provoke the assault.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

THE JACKSON SNUFF Box.-Mr. Andrew
Jackson, Jr., writes to the committee in New
York, who are to award the gold snuff box
bequeathed by Gen. jackson to the most wor
thy soldier in the Mexican war, that he is
ready to deliver it to the person designated by
them. The committee have had u conference
with Gen. Scott to obtain his aid to ascertain
the most valiant and meritorious soldier from
New York. The General referred them to the
Brigadiers and Subordinate officers who were
active IN the field, as hotter qualified than he
to point out the worthiest candidate. He
however, rendered all the aid in his power.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

BosroN, April 25.-Thc steamer America
arrived here.
Austrian amnesty to IIungarians very gen.
eral-only excluding Kossuth.
The following are the quotations of Amer
lean stocks: Cumberland Coal Company TAG
ll6; Reading K. x. 95@97; Cleveland, CO.
lumbus & Cincinnati +. X. 92@93. Mode
rate business done in Alabama rs. Cam
den d Amboy ll4&ll5.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

.B- An attempt was made at Cincinnati to
blow up the steamer Yorktown, which was
sunk during the breaking of the ice, and sub
sequently raised. On Tuesday, while the mud
was being cleaned out of her boilers, one of
the men found tin canister containing ten
pounds of powder, embedded in the mud, in
one of the fues. As there was no use for pow
der about the boat, it is supposed some rascal
placed it there with the intention of blowing
up the boat when a fire was built under the
boilers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

20 Gov. Geary is preparing a book that
shall be complete history of his admins
tration and observation in Kansas made up
from his diary, exposing the wrongs of Kan
sas, and bringing to light outrages more
shocking than the public hasev before read.
1t Is understood that Gov. German, of Min
nesota, is the authority for this statement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

- The Circuit Court will continue its
session until the close of this week. Judge
DE Bruler of Rockport, will sit during the
remainder Of the term, to give Judge Baker,
who has served during the past two weeks,
an opportunity Of disposing Of some Of his
own business.
We will procure list Of cases and their
disposal in few days, for the benefit Of
our readers. There has been no important
State cases.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-27

sB- A stakeholder informs the Memphis
Eagle that there are at least three hundred
anti-slavery men in Tishimingo county, Mis-
sissippi. This county is orc of the richest
cotton-growing districts in the State. This is
thought to be very singular and rather start
ling. But, we presume, there are very few
counties in any of the populous slave States
that do not contain at least 800 anti-slavery
men. The number is everywhere in the South
larger than is suspected.