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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

The question of the election of United States
Senator at Albany, in place Of Hamilton Fish, is
beginning TO stir up the politicians among all
parties and factions Of the Legislature. The
Seward managers appear to be in the predica-
ment of the traveller who, counting up his hotel
expenses without his host, fell considerably short
when be came to pay. II appears that a. far
back as eighteen months ago, In the first practi-
cal movements TO the organization Of the repub-
lican party, Master Thurlow Weed aud other
managers of the niger worshippers or Seward
party at Albany, in order 10 bring over St. Law
renee, jefferson, Madison, Herkimg, Otsego and
other strong Van Buren, democratic counties,
pledged the Office Of United States Senator to
Preston King; and hence NE present trouble in
the republican camp at Albany.
The particular reasons for selecting Mr.. Pres-
ton King as the representative q The free soil
Van Buren, deserters from the demoruic camp
were, that he was from the great county of st.
Lawrence, the county of Silas wight-that, to
some extent Mr. King was considered as the po-
litical heir of Mr. Wright, at least to the extent
Of pair Of old breeches-that Mr.. King In Con-
ess had faithfully represented the free soil prin-
ciples of the Buffalo Van Burenitee, and that he
was generally known rs an old line Northern
frontier democrat, turned republican; and that,
in making him the particular lion of the
new party, the finishing touch would be
given to the grave Of the old wing party
and its Know Nothing offshoot. At all
events. in pursuance of their understanding with
their Van Buren, democratic allies, the Seward
niger worshippers, II must be conceded, have
faithfully remembered, and are still disposed 10
stick TO, their bargain. As q retaining fee, they
first gave Mr.. King the mug little Office of Har-
Dor Commissioner Of this port; next, in 1865,
they adopted him a. their candidate for Secrets-
y Of State, and now they are ready, and even
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anxious. 10 complete their compact by sending
MN TO the United States Senate.
just at this point, bo~eser, that wing Of the
republican party known as the radical democrats
-'nas ~ The Van Buren, dc-srters fron TIE demo
crsnc camp-neet In consultation. deliherssely
resolve that they don't want King. bat shst
Ward Hunt, IN OLD line Van Buren, dsmocr,t. of
Utica, ID their man. TIE sessrd nirrrr vcr.
shippers are dispossd 10 hold On 10 King ana Sos
the al SUFFICIENT reason that he n just shs "A
jolly, easy, oblsipg good nssursd uuirs 70
Seward that they want seward csn ass MIN In
the politics Of the State; and rhsriow weed o.o
manage him In any bttie pssricsie spoils snd
plumber schemes BE- may desire 10 put shrou~s
Copgrua But for vhr~s very reasons ve spvre-
bend the ellie OF the radical democracy rsirct
Preston King They want an lndcpendens rnsp
~ their representative ln Inc United States Sc
nate, and M mere s~acoo Panza 10 Seward
they want man Of t@lrats. abilities and indus
try, and Of superior qualifications - drhsser.
and they have declared ,bsir preference Cor ward
Hant, Of Utica, m jus, such . man. In addition
TO being the choice VI the radical democratic. NE
understand that % the republican papers Of West
ern and Central New York which have .ponen
and large portion Of the members Of the Assn
bly, from those portions Of ths State are decidedly
in favor Of Mr.. Hunt that the House n in
favor Of Hunt, while King sAs the Senate bot
that upon joint ballot ID is highly probable tAst
Hunt win be elected.
As choice Of the hest that ID o6brss IN. We
hope 70. Mr.. Hunts high reputation - lawyer
and debater, and his character a. q fe~rlaw spd
independent politician, make up strong ssxu-
ment In his behalf-whle on the siae of ur.
King we really can discover no qualincasions
for public Office above the average Of those Of 4
Board Of Aldermen If he hes any other clains
than those Of well fed, good natured, INCIDENT
Alderman, they are claims which belong TO TIE
caucus and the wireworkers OF the lobby, rstAer
than to the distinguished statesman or lofty poli
tician. The Buchanan democracy (thanls 10
Pierce and Marcy are very weak In The Leeis-
lature, the Know Noshings thanks 70 Fllnore)
are nearly extinct; but II these two parties en-
do no better, they may still be able, in espjunc-
ton with the radical democrats, and other inSe-
pendent members Of the republican organisation,
to defeat the good man Friday" Of Mr.. Seward,
and to elect Mr.. Hunt See what was done over
at Harrisburg, BY good management Why not
apply the same plan of Q general combination
against Seward and his squire up ct Albany
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Of goversnent printing ONCE. The profits now
paid to party organ IN . single year for this
printing, would purchase the buildings and mate
rails required for its execution. But in the in
terval let not Mr.. Appleton console himself with
the idea that be has bought the printing Of the
next Congress. In that business, as in the case Of
the present House printer, good many outsiasrs
as well as insiders, wiz have q Anger in the PIE;
and, besides, Mr.. Appleton viii have to shell out
literally or be sold.
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Mails for EsarOpe.

Sag NEW yORx HkSALD EDITION PoR BURoP1.
rse Ounard mail steamship America, Capt Lang. viii
leave Boston on Wednesday, ct noon, FOR Liverpool.
mo European mais viii close N this city this After
noon, ut half past leo O'Clock.
~ European sotsea Of INC HnzMD, printed In French
NJ nnslsh viii DO pubshod At ian O'Clock N ths morn
~. Single copies, In Wrappers, sixpenoe
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
nv Yolx HAIp win received Ut the following psases
n Europe
Enspor-Am 4 European Express Co., 81 King William q.
49, Do, do. SPlace do N BouYse.
ssVwroeI- DO. do. Chapel atrees
NyurooI--John Hunter, Il Exchange ureot, East.
0AvnD-Am. European Express Co., Il Rue Oorneille
n contents Of the European edition Of the HzRAID
on combine the resolved by mail and telegraph q
- snos during The previous week. and up 70 the hour
q rubkcation.
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attained Is because our Saxon nature he's not 3D.
nitted the practical nature Of the method pro
posed
We are glad to see the indications Of . new
rule in the policy Of Eaglish statesmen, to which
We have alluded in the beginning Of this article
and If our London oonpeers Of TIE press need
any 'prsof that the rxle Of popular instincts in
this country is far above politicians and policies
we point to the significant fact that when the
administration wss abandoning its fsrmer policy
toward Walker In Central America, and Marcy
was declaring war against him; when the news
from Walker showed that he was in desperate
straits, and his enemies were shouting that he
must succumb, hundreds of flibusters were found.
both in the North and in the South, ready to 20
and join him. Even now that conmxnication
with him is cut off by the seizure of the steam
ers on the San Juan, three hundred ere pre-
pairing at Grey town to eight their way to his
camp, and hundreds more are ON the point of
starting from here. In this matter Marcy has
committed another Of those many blunders that
have left him without shred of party in this
country, and have sunk him and the present
administration at Washington beneath even the
contempt of the American people. 1t is curious
contrast that while Marcy and other Of our poll
ticisns are so widely installing the tone and
temper of the times, Palmerston and some of the
English statesmen are beginning to appreciate
and adopt it Speed the parting-hail the
coming guest!
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I 81 K L A II Il . T N r w 3.
81 PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TEtEeRApws,

Interesting from Wasnington.
INCREASE or PAT OF OYFIcERs OF TEE ARnY-u-
PoRrANT DECISION or THE C0URT o. cLAIm N
LATIvB TO PENsIoSs-A NEW rARIYY PBRvD0F.
ED-NPEACHhENr or JUDGE wArRous, or TEXAS
-D1ATH OF HON. JOHN BARNEY, ITO.
wAzmnosox, Jan. -, 1857.
The Senate 70 day passsd the bill ssaabnnAisg navy
ysra on Byth Island, ~ Bruins WICK NE osa a Gssp
Ga. VII DO ooucurrsd In ~ the House. ~ ~ NJ
relief Of Commodore Thomas Ap Oasssby Jones ~ ~
ported giving him his pay during the period hs vas sus
pended By Court Martial Mr. Pugh presented nenel
rial nom ths soldiers The Of 'sl2 askns psnsa
which viii NOT be granted present o. motion Ne ssos
tary Of War directed inquire and report vhssh ~
pablo interests will not be promoted BY survey d Ne
Niagara river. resolution IVES adopssd calling ~
Secretary Of the Interior for nasoa ooaosruins eli
the Indian tribes, their and u manner q
dsbursng their snnuities Under the present sysssa
Of disbursements there check upon The gsvsAnsas
agents. nev.policy 10 aimed Of By the Senate
Mr. Chester appeared before the Of ths House M
morning, gave hh excuse for not appearing before Ne
Committee Of Investigation. and inns1iassy a.
charged BY the unanimous vote Of the bedy.
n thought sxpedens by the friends IN Ne Heuss q
tbs Submarine Telegraph bill 10 delay calling u up ius
several days, In order 70 give time 70 oorso many n
apprehsnsions The subject and allow I'll NE member
70 be fully posted - 70 the merits Of Vie oass.
ne bin increasing the pay Of the oniosn Of Ne army
uasped the Houaa N dav undor vuIsu
pe oulv eb,.os,op 10 ,hs MI, .,o.s ram hs -. -
,rcrs..sd an. ~ NJ An. $500. o.... -. -. -.
,hou,h. ,scs..s,v m. s.n.,. NAV -. $500 :, 49,
Nc nom III provisions oil above the CRATE Of ooossl.
The House refused 10 take up the ssnasss nililasy
ro.A n,, ana .r.n, An. ...sn. AZ an. Az :,
bm pvo,v,ps ,ss.,.s,on an N. sub,s A. ..vsvv "a -
which for ,be arus time tho North ana sbs s,ss u..1
ffse negro died In this city leaving real stais. IN
vws ana cb,,drs, asa 4. v,,.,.s "a, M. -.
n hs,, ,hs rros,.v $500 =, An. rT.,,.x s... "a 49,,
nm :. ,,v..,. :. ~. If. ..d nux.., - A.. x..--
thai, s.,n, ,h.r.,ed ~ ,n.,, 60,
m. Cou,, ~ r,.,,. 1890 A A., ,n.s ,.... ,x.
shs .c, of ,ssa sr,.,asd b.rr a r.,.h ,sxa ~.
Ar. ,bo....S. AZ go. NJ an. r,nd ..A N. A.., IA
AZ, nu,d,.d .nou..,d A.,,.,, - A.. $500
s.c,ss.,, us<u.u.,d ~. ,u,.x raj ~. ,..s,,.. -.
5000 ~. ~. - Al. "a ma ~. Ia .-sv
sss.,v,,,S NV ~ o,u,t
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N ~ ,.ys Mi .ox,.. ,hs ,.ps,,.so. Of ~. - -
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ma co--,us. AZ W.. ana M. NJ nsvs a,.pv .~..S
Ing ~ VIZ ssa -
70 rpeH ~Fin "ii Snnn sev snmk wih - VI NJ
probation Of Congress and The country rhsy prspsss 10
law = sutv AZ t.r c~x eat "A 49,. a. A..
~ -
following arncies.-Wool, sugar, nsmp, ~ and saih
The other articles are 70 remain IL zane q unAss
m. 49,, mn .x,.n. .no.. Al an. -. $500 ~,
80, :.
Mr. Campbell win report shs bin 70 nosrov
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Departure nj the North America, &c.
PORTLAND, Jan. 10, 1857.
The steamship North Amsrcs sailed n noon yesterday
for Liverpool The oarsdias malls having arrived. our
harbor n open, and The weather h mcdsrstans. Ths
herme meter Only ~ degrees below zero shIs orvu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

The Eiectscr OF MIR. spencer a. Pvsssdent ar
the state Senate.
ArsArr, Jan. n, lssi.
ne ssa,snsss Of Ne vsss o. W slseuos Il ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

MAKING PREsESTs.-The New York Post
is opposed to the general custom of making
holiday and other prosents-especially we'd
ding presents. 1t says:
These reflections have been suggested by
an incident which came under the obserya-
ton Of a lady friend of our acquaintance
while making some purchases in one of our
most magnificent jewelry establishments a
day or two since. She incidently mentioned
that she wanted the articles she was looking
at for wedding presents. Do you wish to hire
or to buy them, was the innocent inquiry Of
the shopkeeper. In course of a little further
conversation, our friend ascertained, to her
surprise. that it is quite common practice
now in this city to hire wedding presents Of
great value to be exhibited to the public at
the ceremony, and then returned. Who is to
be imposed upon by these exhibitions, depends
upon circumstances. Sometimes both bride
and groom are parties to the fraud; sometimes
only one; sometimes the parents of one Of the
parties; sometimes both. The public are al
ways, Of course to be the victims.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

CEF A singular incident is sail to have
occurred about twenty-five miles from Rome,
at country place called SAbina, near the FL
ano district. Some laborors were at work in a
basin shaped hollow when they suddenly felt
a shaking of the earth, like an earthquake,
which caused them TO run off to a distance.
They then saw the earth open in the ace
they had left, and black smoke rise up; the
ground seemed to fall in; and the
place filed with water, forming lake Of about
l 900 metres, which has been increasing daily
in size ever since. The water is salt, and the
general idea seems to be that the hollow thus
filled is the site of an extinct volcano.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

Has addressed valedictory letter to the
meinbers Of the First Congregational Unitarian
Church of New Orleans, dated at Louisville,
Nov. 7th. That he anticipates death in a
short time, appears from the terms Of this
communication. He says:
Dearly BcioceL Brethren:-Compelled by i'll
health to relinqush pastoral connection Of
thirty five years standiug-a connection en-
-deared to me by all that is sacred, precious and
affecting in memory-by' those absorbing and
unspeakable hopes, which crossing the theatre
of time, and the gulf Of death, open to our
view the ever expanding scenes wonders and
glories of an immortal being, the mourn(ul duty
devolves upon me Of bidding you each and all
an affectionatc rewell!-iarewell l write
the word with those deep and tender emotions
which no language is adequate to express
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l wish it were in my power to find words
that would express my grateful sence of your
uninterrupted friendship and kindness from
the beginning Of our acquaintance to the pres
ent hour. More especially do thank you for
the noble and forbearing spirit which you
have manifested in throwing the mantle OF
charity and oblivion over the numerous
ment, ard the many short comings and imper-
tections which marked my professional career
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NEW DRUGS,

FRE2SEi AND FINE.
ETCTI VIERLING have just opened largo
and Medicines. which they invite the aen
ton of Merchants and Physicians. They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes all kinds
Oils Dyestrfs Spices Perfumery Fancy Articles. &C. Sc
ALSO-a popular Patent Medicines. All kinds Of Pante
oil Pure Wines Brandies orAediena
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No il Waerst
1nder tho Journal Ouos. mvS-tf
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CUSw0 0POLTTAN ART UNION.
THOSE sUBscRIBISG THROUGH THIS ASSOCIATION For
HARPER, PUTNAM, (SODEg. GRAHAM.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
EgLACKyyOoEs oFs
ANY ONE or TIE QUARTERLIEs,

ANT VNE q HE WUl 7 GIIIllS,
WyTILL receive in addition the Journal FREE,
SV also certificate giving them equal chance with
other members of the Society to draw fine oil Painting
choice piece OF StatraTy Three Oil Paintings were
drawR by members the SOcity Evansville last year
and the year before.
The Magazine coming will be received by
each month Immediately they issued and delivered
suhscrsers with the leaves cut aud trimmed cost not
to exceed postage.
L5te's Living certifeates and the
six dollars. Call at the Telegraph Office aod sub
scribe early list he complete in good time
novI7 L q. EARNHABF. Hon. Sec'y
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SECOND PURCHASE

aF Fall aui Winter Dry Goods just received, aud now
~ opel gElGI,S Dry Good store Main street three
do 4, Second. His motto IS 'Cheap for Cash., call
soon If want large goods for little money
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,FNNNEY . sORRNsON.

wHoLErALr pEALEEs GROCERIES LIQUORS. CORNER
ATp VINE SITS. EvANsvILLE, IND.
TT have this day formed copartG ership
q the purpose of doing Wholesale Grocery and Liquor
succeeded the business of Messrs Ais
purchased their stock aud made additions make
shall be able offer good
FOR CASH. any house in Evansville. city in the
R S. TENNEY,
ians s.SORENSON.
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sHnRWOOD ucuGH.

ryTHE subscriber hastaken the above house. and mas
entirely reftted and reurnehedit it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and mas goodstock ofhOrses and
riages to let.
Thestableislarge, clean and wellloeated. and good
hostersarein constantattendance. Parcularattenton
will De paid to the care OF horses him for keep
ng and in aresPects, the public, Ia End the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. iy9-tfl J. a. TERS.
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QUIT DRiNKINGi POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOX IA KING
All Kinds of Liquors and Vinegar.
ms An 1 LII Oy the use OF
L A O o U r S Il E TIAL OIL

l. O o E ) N L A Ia
These Oils are obtained by Distatiop at the Chemical
oratoIy Parish of Jefferson of Pierre author
Chemical Analysis Lacour's Chemical pu
latons, Lacour on the Manufacture of Liquors, &c.
Purchasers particularly requested the TASKS
and obtain their money il the oil does not give
LACOUR,s OIL OF ooGNAo converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation of Imported Brand viz Otard
Sazrae Maret COgnac Poultney seignete United Vine
color Common Rectfed WhssT WILDE Changed
BY the use the Oil Of Cornac to New York brandy Pie
Apple Brandy, C2mmoR GoETac Brandy &c: :.
Mcn gahela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky,
QIL OF GEDRAT changes Rectifed Whisky to
Qld Irish Malt whisky, and superior article of Scotch
OIL or PEACH changes common whisky to Virginia
Peach Brandy. Oil of Peach and oil Of Cognac Will
convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy.
OIL OF GIN converts the WHISKY to Holland Gin
s0heiS K9Ss & sDaR o 9 @ Enssh d Gin @
after being mixed change five gallons of good Vinegar and
twenty-five gons of water to thirty gallons OF the most
Lacour Concentrated Acid Vinegar be made for
d1llar and sixty TX cents &c per ro barrel. bar ~,
paratouonly pour the oil into the whisky and shake we'll
The liquors thus made will have natural ful
bead Laoours oils three distinct properties in
verting common Whiey 60 brandy fn &C. The tTs pro
tole the whole of the grain OIL Amylic Aleohol The
ing taste neutral s1rtt property
consists in oily muoiiliagaous taste impaired to the
iqunr which renders mellow and impa IS epPeGrau
of great age: the third property exhibited
nut odor that the liquor which
der5 distinction from the genuine brands impossible
oils put up quart f1sks; each flask con
sufficient oil for three hund ed gallons of liquor
Fall ana comprehensive directions accompany the bottles
Price So per hottie.
0ae bottle of these oils i've in number VIII be see1re
and shipped with bill of lading part of tb
0oUa'ry upon the receipt of so i fG RsdFSs S
Purchasers requested guarantee OF good faith
ship package Of the Ols. If they do not perform al
that for them they will cost nothirg jan5ly
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.CARraarE.aNs. AyVNENdss, 90, 3

'EAg2PAUElaESs AEy NJ zHdaS, &C., &c.
TJNE undersigned prepared to splice kind of
and sraping blocks Of description; the making
TarpaulnS. Awnings. &c To be found at any time
oct15-3m JOHN PLOWMAN.
DoZ and lbs cans fresh Cows Oysters reed by
4 > deoI5 y. II. COOK SON.
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ST. CHARLES KEOTEL,


TFEHE .rszned lessee this newly erected and admi
raby adapted HOTEL taxes pleasure in announcing to-
generally aud especially arriving
depsrsir the Portland wharf this house is
he'd ready for the Of Guests
Every Furniture beddiug indeed, building
up with articles expressly
the house.
ST. CHARLES IS the Landing
pcinciQsl piping post for Louisville where nearly
guests arrive and from whence they de-
part and South. this house affords convenience
Traveller heretofore experienced al
this point.
II shall eudeavor Of the Proprietor of this
tshIshmeGt conrand liberal share of public patron
because he intends to deserve It, The House With its
extensive grounds coc shady and general convent
snc is unsurpassed transient hoUse. It shall be kept
as st-cass Ho.slacbing of the essentials such
IN ostablisl lzaeu5
Mr. ] W REpDTgC. we'll known 70 the travelling public
from his long with Hotels Louisville
gaged and the general of he house
The patronage the public is respectfully solicited
y3i-t W. ". OW EN-, Proprietor.
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NEW FAAn GOODS

TNH sub'erihars arc in r9rsi6 of their supply o.
city country trade embracing variety AMI Ia
Mems. Women's an OhI17en'5 which t1eY call
the Attention of the public. MCEEA & WELLS.
seq5 Fret street. Fosters Block.
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80 I.U1ERER AND sHINGI.Es,

TD H. BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
citizens Evansville and surrounding country that he
hang ENGAGED in the rrnufaoture Of Lumber for ss7e-
choice article OF his rIanuf1c-
tur) has oreaed Yard Carpoater street Kras1
fJaa, FOUNDRY aud prepared to sell at wholesale
or retail chea hsn before offered in this city
fIva-
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IZTHOLESALE snl retail dealers in Leather, Hides.
AT Flour and Waite Line Main ppose old State
gDL. eep26
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nRuG aVORE.

anR IL PENNINGTON having purchased the stock Of
Medicines opened for sale by Crlsford Bell, few
monts since desires call the attention of the public,
particularly physician and merchants coming to this city
to make purchases this assortment which will be
antly receiving additions from the Eastern cities ana
VIII n will sold low terms c1a Re afforded by any
othec in the West No. 3. Nashington BlocE
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