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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS
''H,3O 9AwRAnE CHANCE ron -a
AN VEST III E-saT!

Il FALUABLEl 7RA CT QE.LAED,.-
Acjoining .he Tewnrof oannelton!
CONSISTING nf atnu; one hundred acs. e-half Of
which, is bgeom land, and thq remanderesesi;s into
The delightful hills that borler the toTp. Al % 1t Is
embraced in plat OF the town OF Cannelton and is in
demand for house lots. The lowcrhouhdaTy of the
tracts is more t.au ten minutes walk from tie txt
tesrsive Cotton Fafsr and principal c0al-mnes FAN
the products os tbs tad he sold ION tie soil to The
people Of The town. 1t il most Admiralty lorr
vegetable gardens for which the town aor.. ge,-,-
rParhet and high prices, The Land win eventually all
be wanted FOR house lots. On the premises re three
dwellings, one or which is worth s0; another Is worth
sl5OD; the ohs Aesutifnl cuage residece cps 500
.hIee yearsa go to erect IT, Either of thce lkuSesean
be had with the land, ar az Of them, rs the purchases
may wish: they ave sepratedhy street from tie osy
OF the bud, gnd all of the 'pts. lad Of for resi-
'dences 1Lerpperiy siiibs so,a liberal credit to
resIorsi?le puTrhases- ioy.op n p D" -
The location is one OF the most delightful on the Ohio
river, AID the principal cottage with three acres in gar,
den and fn the beautifal rural reside.icehe-
tween here and Louisville. Tic chief motive for oi,
hight for aAs, Is tlttie properly Is too yaluable,o
rent, md needs more attention than the owner Gun It
present testew It. Address or apply to the editor OF
the > our'sl; Evansville. '' 20 mys
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-26
~ 8. Dr. DUPRLEs PILLS Iwl
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Are hnFTaliei Cor pafifyiIS TIN ti.l eing an ehec
ipll Te-saiy Tor Internal Piles, Stt lGeura Ring
- ofh, Sc, 800 Warj VIII y pail tsaEy PERSIA d3
tarit-ove tffV cputtin svhu IS t,ro;is % tpg ~
States. sGcplts r hlx. Pgiacifl Dite2 81 a,Ssu
street, 81 ns, md fof sale ~ anrespectaP drug
4 EUBoPEAS FAIG;yR MEBIGINE efEiOE,
1..I ..nL soSsss AZ ~ y =. SrE III f5rk
D idac2 Sc 'lT1lp ~ pitt - = prsI-ieturs. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-10
For EHp HquiTeT,
Holm TAYLOE LOMAX.

OOusN -
In Hanover Circuit Court March 18th. 1857, the
following tribute was paid 10 the Hon. Joh2 Tsyios
Lomax, late Judge of this CourtI
Ca behalf Of the members OF this Bar and ottcers
of this Court, JAS. Lyous. ESQ, requested that the
following paper may be entered upon the records d
the Court:
! The members of the Bar who have ~prscticed fol
! many years before the Hon. John Tayloe Lonax
while be was the Judge Of lhi. Court, cannot per
| nit the ofecia! tie which co long connected them
| With hin 20 be finally dissolved, without placing
! upon the records Of the Court over which be pres!'
ded, their testimony to the greet learning, ability, IN
tegrlty, frnres,, aud smity, With which be per-
formed all the duties CT bis high station, and the as
eurauce Of their great veneration for him as Just
| and uprigh. Judge, and their affection for him as a
man, who, by bs life and conc act, affords daily evil
deuce of tho beauty and excellence of the character
of G true Christian. Nor can We furbear TO express
our admiration for the noble end seltsacri6cing spir'
it of the last ect of bis Judicial life, by which be
voluntarily laid doTn the honor e:c emolumen!s OF
Office. and disrobed hiresalt Ct power while yet IN
the full vigor Of his intellect, and WITH attachments
daily increasing and maturing. IL thh fear, that he
might ipSict possible wrong upon Inc republic by
retaining olacs .s:e, he had lost full capacity proper.
ly to perform ito duties. He is entitled to the title OF
the just Judge, who can pronounce sentence upon
himself; and 10 that Of patriot. who thus Prefers us
county TO his personal interest.
In bis retirement we earnestly desire FOL hlm the
utmost length Of days which our Supreme Ruler VIII
vouchsafs TO him here, with peace and comfort 10
their end, and additional happiness hereafter.
And the same being submitted to tho Court, and
the Judge thereof cordially concurring in the u.
tice OF the foregoing tribute to the official and pri'
vate worth Of lie distinguished predecessor, orders
that tho same DO entered upon the minutes OF TINS
Court, and q copy thereof be forwarded to Judge
sas.'D. CHRISTIAN, Clerk.
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HOPES POEMS.

The book Of poems, by James Barron hope' la'eiy
issued from the publishing house Of L'pp'ncoa "
Co., Philadelphia, tas established the reputation OF
it's author, as a poet to be classsd with Byron Scott
and Moore. The third edition has a'reaoy oeen Is
.usd. and will doubtless be sought win av'dity by
every lover of literature among the American peo'
n.opls. Mr.. Hope'p fame is 20, UNKNOWN Ia Eng
land; and we arc pleased to learn That another vol
nm. from his pen will be before The puolic sooh' We
snd the following wslI.merited tribute to his genius
II IN, March number o. De Bows Review:
povx, OF JANE, DARkoS HuPE.-While the South
m 1890 se,in,t her last fall oy Sir. Speaker Banks,
,hst sbe could claim no arts, no soiehco, no literature
~ .D 80 oSn' The gentleman whose name stands above
Ia. hssn doing much to prove that it was not entirely
msr;,sd. He has lately published a volume Of poe.
,rS from RI. press Of Lippincott & Co entitled
:. Ison; de Monota, and other Poems" which places
him INCH among the poets OF the aye. For originality
NJ tbouehr, startling brightness of sentiment, and
natural sasinets of versi6cation, bts poems are emi.
NAM. Ons of the pieces, Tho Charge OF Balaklava,'
il equal quite, il not superior, to any that mas been
written by other poets upon u.
Mr.. Hope will publish, shortly, other Volumes,
The present Is but the dronG courier OF q larger COL
lection.
james Barron Hope is the grandson o. the late
Commodore Barrop, who vas, at the time OF bis deaIh'
the Senior Post Captain OF the United States Navy.
lie IL a native Of Hampton. OF the Old Dominion
the nursery Of heroes by lend and wave, OF Presl
dents, OF statesmen and orators. Why should she not
he ~ npets
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ascted At 27s2s o.hta fer Turks Island. 2t.o!.,,.
for 81. Uhe.. and 1890 cents per bushel for Csdi,-
LARD We have no transactions TO note TO dsv
Lard. We still qucta city a. -: cts ard We.,s,.
bbls. and tierces ut 1i4 a lis cts. Refined in IA.
and t:ns ar Is a II cts. per 10. =
RECEIVE have no transactions &c note to.ds,
Rice. lii: now held i.mly ct i:aj cents 10. ,n,
70 prime samples. -
SuGARs.-Th- Sugar market continues very br,.
an, in is tore. The cargo OF brig Standing ".
offered a, auction to-day by Me.'rs. Lennon
| Brogden. ard out If los hhc-. od-rsd. li3 Ahi.. Pa
to Rico Sugars were sold ri from 81 S51ll -: ~.
were also ~ bbis. 90. from sn,ne cargo sod at$lu
all. We Eav. no sal-s ii importance 20 nore ;..d.
by the "brokers." w. now quote New Or!-aus a.
Porto Rico Sugars nj $40 25ail 81 io5 fair 10 p-in
grocpr,' styles OF Cuba ard English Island SUI,
go 25sll; refining grades ct Cubs and EnsI,
l-lands Sugars may be quoted at 81 25.9 So o.
100 lbs 8
WHnKkY.-We have no material charge 10 moi.
The whi,key market to-day. We note .ses of sor
$40 hbis. 81 25i2jsc for CITY distilled, snd 2Gsgs,
for Ohio. Holders generally are asking ouuite o..
tstioLs.
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rbE ATTORNEY GENERALSHIP.
Edia,,, o., IA. Enquirer i.

To tat Ed'Ors Of kN Eh9"pe''
Gentlemen: / notice the proposed call of a Con-
veution 10 Richmond, on tho 18Th Of May, to noml
nate a suitable person for the ofdoe OF Attorney
General.
That time. honored office is no light and ~trifinR
one. /, should always be occupied by a professional
sentlem.n. OF ample experiences and OF oommano'nx
talents. In Il trust SO lofty and responsible, Virginia
expects the services of her ablvst sons. In looking
over the catalogue Of her WORTHLESS, | am unable to
record the name of any one who would give promise
OF more general satisfaction and usefulness than Jas.
Lyons, OF your city. lie has risen to the highest
e,niuence in his professional career and has reached
that golden period Of human life when the mental
faculties ara no longer subject to the toiie' OF youth
nor the ioarmi,ies Of age. His demeanor is always
courteous aud attrsctive-his integrity lofty and un.
sullied-his patriotism genuine aud sincere; He
fairly personates the manners OF that God'lke age
when tho re6nements Of honor and the grac=s OF a
gentlemen were the passports to preferment, and pos
sessed a charm which no vicissitude Of fortune could
dissolve.
commend him to the notice Of the people, in the
fullest confidence that ne would confer asmuch honor
A ViRGIEIAs.
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e G. ESQ.

This distinguished gentleman, who Is favorabIJ
known ns a lawyer OF great distinction in South
Carolina, delivered an address before the Young
Mem. Christian ASSOCIATION last Tuesday night
The FRS, Baptist Church was filled with one OF 'bs
mc,t intelligent and attentive audiences we nave
seen for a long time.
The addre.. Of ar. Memminger was character
;.sa BY great ability, and afforded evidences o. nc
ordinary s~t,aiuments and scholarship. In c'eafoess
Of aua, ysi,, logical force, and beauty OF dlc'ion' II
.,r,rod any ,dare.s we have heard for many years
aud this is saying a grea, DEAL a' Tue y a .
suished statesmen and dlvines o: Inc oh"ee ''"e
have addressed tho Young Mems Christian A'soc'a'
Tim. We understand that efforts have been 'naue
>, induce Mr.. Memmius5r to furnish Q copy OF hi'
,.a.. for nubl;catiop.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN MATHEWS COUNT,

PUBLIC MEETING IN MATHEWS COUNTY.
At a meeting Of the Democratic party, held at
Mathews Court House. on Monday, the 9th OF April,
il being the 6rst day of our Superior Court, to noml.
nate G candidate to represent the counties OF Middle
ser and Mathews, In the next oessiou of the Legisla.
ture Of Virginia, Mr.. William. h. Boy was called 10
the Chsir, and William S. Thruston appointed secre'
tary. ,,
At the request of the Chair, Mr.. George E.. Taeb
having, in d Jew pertinent remarks, explained the
object If the meeting, it was moved and seconded,
that DR.. William Shultice be nominated as a suitable
candidate 10 represent the tao counties iu The next
Legislature of Virginia.
No other person being pu. In nomination, and tie
vote having been taken, Dr.. Shul:.ce ives dul? de-
olared the nolninss CT the patty.
Wh-reupop the meeting adjourned.
WM. H. Roy, Ch'n.
WIN. 8. THRusTos, Sec'y
RrEIauiuer please copy.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL y BALLARD HOUSE,
APRIL 9 ls.7

w HDixon, Buckingham: J A L:pscomb. Old Church;
n N %s,ribl:ns. %fauquier: K B Merchant. Virginia: J.: Cam.
mack. 6 Mann. Louisn; jR gst,s. w D West. H.nu,or,
Dr J Hancock, Cheese ted; Z J Smith, ~fauquier; q T.
Head, Browne Me; " Euntuine, GoocL!sa6; K Mc!lwsn..
Petersburg; c J Weuple, lndv "nu s-u, n Greene. y Yi}
A Rees' and lady, DinWiddie; J Cole. W Wyatt, Green,I.
B Frank IN. n {; apt Dny;.. st.snrr Curtis Peet: &
DAVE. SortDia, j " Harrison. Wi John Scott, ptiladr
pa!s: Orr. "nstiasioui J p Thompson, Louise; Ino Tsy
.1r. "c.tmorelandI c A Parkinson. Wiluinr,op;a G SIC.
ll~s!ne, Wn Goodc. Petersburg; Kill Csrtor, Ch..i.I
City; Jas M:aoE. + Gilbert, THO. Pace. Aibennrloi "
P 1dnsn. Caroline pr Hobbs, lhdy end TWO dsu, t,eis
II cowPer:h~ wait, Phiiadclpb,.; rs Lloyd. Acxsudrt; 6
D kins:y, Arkansas, J K Bin:r. r!itsylvalis; h II Noes
S.lem; Mrss T Dana, Nj" U Crockett, A A uhyi,j j.
boston; T Boiling. family sud servant, Goochlsnd, J !
Harrison, nenricoi J B Crawford. Baltimore; Isue 2
I!nwley, New5eini F J McMul!er, N c; w l. Armstrong,
Ienne:see;E d Bak", Juo Hucs-dav. A P Hi. L sh:R
I Ncir'Gn. Pai!etsifa!G; tsr: 2 T. Totscr, CLarles,e:;S
Z CUcke, 4 II I e.rrIon. 2 ice Genr-o
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THE PITCHER OF THE CHIEFS.

Among the antilles contributed TO ne lennessee
Rhetorical Society at the recent nsesLnR, ny H,e;
Sarah Polk, was q beautiful blue pii'cer' presented
to her by Lcs.sie, during the Presidency OF her Cts
tineui,hed husband. The pitcher was accompanied
by The following letter to 3lro. Polk frsm the donor,
which explains the history uf This interesting reiic Oh
aboriginal antiquity. The Historical .oeiety Is rs.
pldly becoming The depository OF huldFed' OF af'i'
Giles Of rare interest:
SHlS BAYOU DIsrRIcr, CHERoiEE NAII"S'{
Lse.sic, a native Cherokee, wife Of Geo. W. Gun
ter, also q ualirs and citizen Of the Cherokee Sailon,
most respectfully presents her compliments ana ZINC
wishes to Mrs. Polk, the Wits Of the great father Of
with a blue pitcher, which has been il their family
more than half a century. 1t was used IN me conn
e! ccr yened ut Hoptwell in the Year l'o'' ~hich
concluded tLs long and bloody war ssi"een lhe
United S;a,es and The Cherokee Tribe, y a treaty Of
peace which has never been or"Ner blythe lncians'
IL wa. called the spr;cllsr of the Chi-s' .nc dc.
scented to them from "Oken.slan.;ah, Inc great
king Of all III. Cherokees, who kept nj. couhc' a's;
continually burning NJ the "Echota, caleu am
meaning in the English language, INC e"yg ~ ,sa,
The soat Of government. OF whlCn me teH.fn go
was negotiated, was named New Ecada s:eI 'hi'
ancient city.
nslnn. tah, tha last great king, TERMINATED NJ.
reign in the year 1865. According to the ansssot
usages and customs OF bis tribe, his simple ~Siu ""e
lac, the dispenser of life aud death. Aty OF ns pfo'
PIE vie had forfeited their lives by th' comml'ssI1
Of crime, OF at. cpsp enemy Of the trlo., VINO o"ulo
reeci the sacred city we.c ssfs within u: precinc;'.
The autiqusted Pitcher, thus c%escsad=d to the
family who now has III. right OF beQrestnl5g y. 10
herewith presented to Mrs. Polk, tnreasn tne nus,
band Of the donc- ard her friends, Gen. Mason ana
Col. Stanbaugh. With the siDcsEe and aasnt Ptay.'
tina. she may live long in prosperity eEd happ'nS's'
and that .ue msy sometimes think kindly o. me Sne'
rokee people.
LEE.SIC, vye Of George ". GanSr.
To the Hon. Mrs. Polk, Presidents Bouse, "an-
inEton City.
The name Of the Chief &c Oconostots. 10: oxen sag,
Ah. See page III OF Ramsey "An::.: 9: -ennessN. J
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ARRIVALS Al ittr AnEitICAS HOTEL,
F.ChHOAD, afkIL isS7

% "INHO'. FIDVt"tV'
ThnrGs. Harvey, Charlotte; 3 = BrrLe, New York. J.
Cooper. l. } DLGauut and "a 3. Sou'h C~rrohna; X " &C.
n:d lady. Pc .rshu!g; Tyle P Cocsc and Servant, Gooc.
land; Robert X Lee. Nutiowry; 4 1ru.h-srI, nanv.le
4 Hodge, y He!ndon, ErrG-'icasburs; A Eh.Ga:r, =
A Ia OWN. Jr. Curi,>i.i, J ~ Simmons, Icxa.; Il
Letter, Peiersburs;J " cob. Norin Is.s.,rr. guu l. Pc
k!Eson, Ame,i.. Cbsries + G. ld,ing. Goocal.Ld; Jno Y
SAX! A Hancock, LLes cireld; Ihoinas : Gordon Pe!er
ouI :; Z Il Bark.dale haI lpny. MIS- Dnllum and recs
baltimore; " pslrs Mise y Palmer, Mise julia Pam.
A!s5aalH; Al X y usyues, W Fltzgcrhic. n Eurfr....
VS.; Richard g umI, DLnNilit ;Jrmre X Fggics,on hnG,sS.
PowLnrnu; ~ 2 wood. Goscnlsui, James Wrisat H.s
fori; Wm Z Taylor, Danville: WE II SsevcGon, h..
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To the Editors Of the Enquirer.

CHARLOTTESVILLE April 9TH, 1857.
Gentlemen :-Will you be kind enough TO an
nounce, through your columns, that / do not wish the
nomination for the Attorney Generals place, made
vacant by the resignation Of Mr. Bocock l am III
almost daily reception Of letters from friends, in diff.
i f.rent sections of the State, either urging me TO be.
come a candidate. or epquirIng as to my wishes and
hence, I feel it due alike to my friends and to myself
TO make this public declaration Of my determination
At the same time, l am profoundly grateful for the
kindness which has prompted the frequent connection
of 10y name, ia different ~eectione, with the position.
With great respect,
Yours. Sc, &c,
SHELTON r. LEAkE.
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CHENsHAW. QUARLEs Il Cd-
FAVE OPENED IN THEIR NEW HOUSE, NO. 22a
III BROAD STREET, with an entire ccw STOCK OF
SPRING DRY GOODS,
And are prepared 70 ,ll 10 EVERYBODY vino vii! favor
t.em viii 6 cali.
In our store Will be found a large, cheap, snd well a.
sorted stock OF STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, adapted
TO the present season. Wehave;
Plaiu Poul, de Sole sad Gro Dc Rhine Silks
Flouuced Silk Robes
Grenadine and Bersge Flourced Robes
Rersge Chenille Robe.
CnoIe srl Striped Cha!lie de LANES
Grape de Pcris and TaEarrre
Beautiful Or2and!e and LAVE Ro5ey
Printed ;sce6ea aad Bri!IIau,s
AL Wool &c Bases
French Calico Robes
Together with al elegant assortment OF Emofoider:e'
Of svery description. Goods for Gents. and Boys wear
Also, . doe aEorcnenr OF Housekeeping Goods Wsse'
boit cur friends and the public 70 exsnine our STOCK
April !o-a CRkNsRAW, oUARLEe 3 CO.
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s,Lrs OF STOCK IN RICHMOND

For he WICK t7dfTS AprW 10. It5I
AsPoRTED By JOHN a. LANCASTER - son, BROKERS
virginia 6 per cents. "a vearstorun no ssles az the Urea.
sury; shorter dates SYI and interest.
Roni- guaranteed by the ste,e, let sales SEQ and interce.
Richmond Cry BOnds, ssics al S@3. and interest.
v:.cin!n Bank Stock, p-r 10, Iast tales a. e1a
Farmers Bank StCcS. las, sales al Sl3ii.
Exchaugc Bunk Stock, lP,t Gales a. Slt6.
tirrinlt Fire and Marine lIsuralre stock. sol
Merchants ln-urarcs Company, recent ,alss $50.
Richmond Pirc Association Stock, par eco. sale. 1914.
Richmond Fredericksburg ana Potomac Railroad Stoci
last sales Sh5.
virginia Central Railroad Stock, lasi.ales, sal.
Richmond apd Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales ISL.
Richmond aud DanvIlie Railroad stock, last .slcs SAL
James River and kunawhs stock, last salcsSl0
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ARRIVALS AT THE - CHARLES HOTEL
APRIL e. isJ7.
HoODBsRE ~ .SE3NiS Pro,-iuors

Jotepir B.owi.iey. Hing William, Dr John Hove.
Gsrrcs; & t,oo.h, GorGor.v.le: Join y 1rly-ri, Bal.
more, John Il Mas n, LoUisr; Lo.hus p Tayior. Washing
ron; J Eew!tt llsaAin=. Surry; Wn Tucker. M.ckles
william; NJ MILLER, P:'sy!vsn,.; q Il Lewis. uriia 1,
a : Lsra, Goshen; II NJ Garlsni. jr. Culpeper; L H,,sit
son. HauUver; Geo " Guthrie. FIsberv.lie; Col A u Ii
ber'ton. l.dy and .ervsEt, hicrm0rd; J W Williams, VI
c X X; WIN W Taylor. West View: John J Grave,
Goocb'snd; Jnhn J ~bark:dI!e, Wm : il hrson, Ctsrioues
vile; Lewis Bail, Howardsvillc, Geo n Thompson, y c
] Henry yrt, Emory ind Henry.
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uI TlIL GOYEnNON or vIaGINIA.

q FNOLIHWHIIVN
VyTUEREAS vacancies nav" occurred in tee Senst:
w OF tEh siste. In the D! TIC; composed Of tie
coun.ies 0. Accomac and Northampton ty ,be resigns.
ton Of Oswsld Il. finney. Esq and Il The D:ttric; c1m.
pt srd o.. the coun'i les ot Necslenburg and Charlpt'p. b.
the removal from the 0islric' OF L!!!rton farewell, ESQ
Sow, therefore, |, Hcury A. W se,G0vcrror OF the .sid Com
mouweai,s. Fave thought proper, BY write ot election. Is.
sued and directed pur.uSn: 20 Law. 10 require al cleetipn
10 bs held Ia each county conpc stag sn.i Senatorial Dis.
.rict., st toe several place, OF voting therein. on the fourth
Inu.dl, IL tho month Of May next, tor a Senator from
each District. &c supply the vacancies aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and Under the Lees
, Seal Of he Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
~ 81 9Th day OF April, 1857.
HENRY A. WISE.
Er ,ae Governor, GgolGE W. MrsFosp. Secretary Of
ee Commonwealth. April l0-c;de.
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DIED, In Norfolk, on Monday, tie eh ms, after q pain.
full and protracted illness, Mrs. MISSOURI EL1I5.
Young, blooming aud beautiful. she made tie marriage
vow q little less ID an eighteen months ago; with II husosnd
whose heart was hers IN evcrJ impulse, waVsc ardent
tnd untuihomsblc affections were interviewed W. b everv
w.sh and thought and feeling she eIpressed; with hope
ana pronite OF u long ND aaypy HE with him, whom se
love- and houored with al! the deep devotion OF her del!
cate aud attsctiouute nature, che has Uesn borne away, ~
lhc hand Of Heaven, t.om ner friends and relatives on
eHrtb, u nin-ie With those Of q haf pier aud no!ei sphere
Emiuentiy endowed with every wonally virtu. in,e!li
gem. Interesting, generous aud genial. she has Lott in her
husbands heart romembrdncss swcrtly sad, sud IA the
svcic:y Of which size wss oil ornament, raauy long !.nger-
Ing rucoilecrionS OF q noble wonau's worth. l.
DIED, at Crondsie. his residence In Richmond county,
on Monday, i6.h OF M4rcn, LtTTLETON BROKEN
YROUGH. IN tEx 2sth year OF his age.
This sal di.psn,stion has lett n painful chain in bis
be. eaved family Az sdcc,!onnte hGsbard. a devoted fs.
tneT, and a most excellent citizen. has been 'sken .Euri
Ne In the prime Of lie. in Ia. u:idst Of his u.e;uiaesS,
and apparently In the enjoyment OF perfect health, ne
wns suddenly seized wl;h ,;r.ctare OF 'he Bowels. and
fingered e.,ht day,, ~lhoa, hope OF recovery Whra
informed by eminen. pays:c!hns tha, NJ nuprn po@e:
could save b n, he ex7ibted the fort!tude nrd r-.i.ns.
10. u r Cariii, N, aui EXPRESSED his Willingness TO 60
whenever tie grim mssssa- O." &c ruld summon him -
Hs willow will never xnow 81 true n irent-his inree
i,l b,r. p.y 60 bind - " r ,r.ct4r
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,-,,.ND AND THE UNITED STATES.

ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES.
A: r bau.' Jet given to the raime'.ton ministry, oy
.saIori M.vo, Of London, the 2lst ult.. Lord Pal
mv..;on spoke 90 .h. foreign policy Of Great Britain
.sc .has alluded to tbs relations with the United
States:
81 will only say believe tina. II 20 time in recent
v...s has there existed so thorousblf soana anu ha
rsnals e. fhis country aud the Uuitsd ei@es. VINO,
nrGer.iaadiee tbsE reciprocal iuteretts, feel q fstss.
m,ns,io, ,.at :ho,e Interests shall not be disturbed 6y
s.srrels and disssrsemsn;s. which may psr<,s Lyle de,
Sane.. though they do cot interrupt our f.endiy
800 ,nn;ca,ions. believe rIst this amicaoie feel
az u sssred q. ssl By tho a0vuunsu' I" tho Unit
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THE INDIAN MASSACRE reoo,

THE INDIAN MASSACRE reported to have re-
Gently occurred on the Des Moines river, In Iowa, Is
said to be without foundation. and to have been con.
coc'ed and sent forth TO prevent persons from attend
ICE the land sales in Iowa, commencing on the 4fh
day CT iisy nex,, at the Usage, For. Dodge and the
Sioux city oEces.
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED
IKT 0% KTCHMTND. ApNIL 8. 1857.

ARRIVED.
Srhr Z Nickersor, B-yfer. Boston, mdss.
Propeller u p Sbtutie!.er, Sbeu;l.l or, Chicksbom.
ny River. humber.
Brig Mary McRsc, Croker. Porto Rico, sugar az!
malasses.
Schr Hiawa,hs, Somer;op, Porto Rico, sugar GU:
molassss.
SAILED.
Steamer City Of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphi.
mdse and passengers.
Schr Chas A Grreocr, Weaver. Boston, mise.
Schr Planet Mare. G-ohsy-n, Norfolk. Soma.
Schr j Barrel, Price, down the river, light.
Schr Charlotte, Barnsrr. down the river rxht.
Schr Harrison Price, Johnson, down the rives
light.
s,hr } P Brady. Dangherty, down the river, lish:
Schf Otsnn Wave, trnuk, Hown The river. iisnI.
Srhr } Borough. Chiv-r-i. down. The rive, rh.
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5exf@s@SESI

sss s,..s, a. by the e%csernmse. 2. hs n al,. msn
am We havo this sdvantas.-,Rhasf v ,hs Of his co 9th
who hes DOW been raised ;,s Sy s su1 Of those States
,rS:aen 10 prs.ine Isf, our shores, has lived among us,
hs ss m Ua, s5cy with all cIassrs Of our people, and has IS
BEEN ~ able to appreciate the esteem and Te.Pse. lei, i
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AcarITrEp.-Wm. Davis, Chsrles Davi-, and
Wn. y. Davis, tried at E z beth city. y. e for tbs
shsoring ana killing OF Captain Spence. SAWYER. OF
Pasouotsnk com y, in June last, nave been tried
and acquitted. Tn, ,ry WAS out but Elk minutes
Tbsre Wac great REDUCING among their friends.