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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-27
~ The steaI

~ The steamer Jacob Strader made the
run from Cincinnati 70 Louisville an Sunday
Of last week, in seen hours and fifteen min
pteS, touching ut Warsaw, Madison and other
intermediate points. A part of the trip she
went fifty miles in two hours.
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BosToN, Nav %

The American Tract Society, to-day, has
been mainly occupied in II warm aud cXcit-
ing debate on the acceptance of the resOlu
tons presented yesterday. y large number
of members were engaged ir the discussion.
The resolutions were finally adOpscd by
about loo majority, with the exception OF the
principal one, seeding from the New York
Society, which was referred 10 an executive
committee OF seven.
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sY-W. Brown Butler, Esq, of Evans
vile, who has large acquaintance in this
city. was recently married to Il very beautl-
;"l and accomplished young lady Of Balti-
I..rir.-Ldfdyette Journal.
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Mr.. Wright, the new doorkecper of
tho House Of Representatives at Washington.
las appointed Samuel Lambournc, of Ohio,
Superintendent Of the House document room,
vice DIR. Hunter, of Kentucky, removed.
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Montgomery band, near Fort Scott
in Kansas, have been committing further
depredations. They were, however, sur
prised by party of U. S. Dragons, and
eIe ven Of them killed at the first fire.
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New lOHE. Nav 2i

Tho brig, Now Era, from Matanzas. re-
ports, that On April 2ith, sho was boarded
by AN English war steamer. and on May Is,
had three shots fired at her by another Brit
i>lI war steamer. She did not hcayu 10, and
consequently was not boarded
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Total Car it'll and Accumulation
STEPHEN G WHEELER. Sc

L. WILLIAM STREET,
New York, March, 1857.
At the reques, of the President and Board of Di-
rectOrs of the Hnckerbocker Life Insurance COnpa-
ny, i certify that the mode Of computing present
value Of the Policies employed by the Secretary or
the Company is scientifically correct. and in accod
anCe with the prescriptions Of the charter. l also
certify, that have compared the list OF policies fur
nished ME nv the President as on the books Of the
Company with valuation tables sufficiently to test
the accuracy of the results given by the Secretary,
and find the values stated within to- be numerically
That is to- say, the present value Of the fu
urerisk Of the Office on all outstanding policies, or
the difference between the present value Of the future
premiums To lie paid on them is st3,61.l9
The total value of policies, tho holders OF which are
entitled TO dividends is S29,a27,l2.
And IL the surplus is correctly stated al 81,
the difference between this and Tie present value Of
the future risk of the Company existing policies,
il the proper amount for dividend IT, wit, s2i,6O,4.
The true principle Of dividend is 70 assign to each
policy holder who has insured on the mutual plan
share prcpo rtone to the present value OF his poll
Cyl which is the true value II his interest as stock
holder of the Company. This share amounts To I
per cent. Of the present value OF the policy.
CHARLES W. HACKLEY.
February 18th, 1851.
A. Agent for the above Company, 7 am PREPARED
TO issue Policies, the favorable terms. Paid
phiets giving all desirable information, can be hal ~
/ application. WM. 7. PAGE.
/ Evansville, April 2ith. ls5s. ly.
. rENINPLATE.-l5n boxes n Y Tin-plate, received
n per steamer Fairchild, and for sale az REDUCED
| rates, by SAMUEL ORR.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
From p. C. o'Riiey & Co.'S Register J

From 2. G.. O'RiIey 4 Co.'S RssistsT.J
Nay = and -.
Scioto, louisville 10 Henderson;
Lucy Mcdonnell, Ulwesvjil,, 10 Evansville.
X. j. Warl, Louisville 10 New Orleans;
Gov Powell, Wabash u Evansville,
MonOngthela, Mound City - Pittsbu.gk,
Dacotah, Pitt >hUrgh 20 Illinois River:
southerner, Louisville IN Memphis.
Hastings, PittslU rgh 70 Sayhviils:
Alvin Adams, Memphis 10 Louisville,
Rochester, Pittsburgh To- 81. Louis:
Martha Putnam, St. Louis To Cincinnati.
Fred Iron. Tenn. River 10 Cincinnati,
y. III. Fairchild, Louisville % New Orleans.
Holm Briggs Louisville 10 EEansy.Ie
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Tho " Gather.


CINcINNATI. May 2G.M
The river~As risen 2 feet 8 inches in the
last "a hours. with SO feet s inches in the
channel. Weather clear. Mercury GS.
PrTTsBURG. May 26.-M
The recent heavy rains have caused a
RAPID rise in the river. 1t is now p feet by the
pier mark and still rising. Weather clear
ing up. Mercury 66.
Sr. LOUIS. May 25--rM
The river came 10 stand this morning
but began rising again this afternoon, and i
now some three or four inches higher than
it was last night. The upper streams con-
tinue to swell. There was very heavy rain
this afternoon.
NIScESNEs, May 26-r
The Wabash has fallen feet, bat Is at q
stand to day, with prospect of another rise
from the recent heavy rains. The toms
and low lands are still evertlown.
PITTsBuRG. May - rM
River "a feet by the pier mark, and risn, .
Weather wet. Mercury co.
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G8- Charles Kendall, charged with the
murder Of Gregory, Of Cincinnati, by beat
ing him on the head with pitcher, has
been convicted, on II charge OF murder in the
first decree.
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NEW NnRK May 3f

NEW DIRK, May Gb.-r
Flour less active. market heavy for all
kinds except superfinc, which is scarce, sales
of 10000 bhls at sj@3 90 for superfne
State; O0G4 10 for extra State; 4 s504 50
for ssperfine Western; 00Gi A. for com
mon to medium extra; the market closing
heavy. Rye -four is dull; 100 bhls sold at
8 81. Wheat. receipts nominally 2op,00)
bush; market heavy and lower, shippers are
less anxious to purchase: sales Of A., 900 bush
at s0GS5 for Chicago spring; sidS6 for Nil
waukcc club: 91@l 90 for white Canadian /;
IS for red winter Western. Rye dull at 6Jlc
IS. Barley dull and nominally the same
Corn scarce and steady; sales Of u 600 bush
at 12tdI5 for mixed Western; T2Gt a for white
1T9SS for yellow. Oats plenty and dull at
5000 for State ana Western. whisky low
er; 500 bbls sold at y; email parcels at FIX
@2l12. Pork duh and heavy; sales of 500
bbls ut II 60 fog " ess; IS O0Ml6 81 for prime
mess; / 25dl4 So for prime. Beef steady
sales Of $50 bbls Mt S OE0tS 80. Beef hams
dull at l6GlS. Prime mess beef quiet; sales
20 ties; choice was made at -. Cut meats
steady; hams 614@91I; shoulders 655@7.-
| Lard dcoOping; sales of III bbs at IL and
| retail lots at IL q. In batter a moderate bu-
sineSs is doing, at 1919 for Ohio; l4@2l fol
State. Cheese dull at 6@s.
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A CHEAP ROUTE TO EURoPE.-The
Montreal Steamship Company have en-
tered into arrangements with several
Western railroad companies, by which
passengers are ticketed through from st.
Louis, and other Western towns to Liv-
erpool for the following extremely low
flIpS.
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For Sale or Rent

a HOUSE with ten scrss cf Land attached, sita
n ated as miles from Evansville, enc hua6, "a
yards from the Plank Road.
The House is a rwo-story Frame, with double nor.
tcos IN front an rear, four FIRST foor IS m
20 ieet, and hall l2 feet wide, four rooms on second
floor, same SIZE and, also, kitchen and servants room
sooi oTy cellar well OF pure water. and cstern
convenient % the kitchen; also never falling srrin
OF pure water within Fifty yards Of the houss
For terms apply 10
apa,tf KELLER WHITE, Druggists.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-27

sSrOnc million in gold, was received by
the sub-treasurcr at 81. Louis, on Saturday
last, most Of it 10 be used, we SUPPOSE, in
raying for the outfit of tile Utah army.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AXXyth Consress--First Session.

IELEGRAPEED EXCLUsIyELY TO The EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL By T.. A W. LINE.
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AeM York Market

NV IoEK. Nav 26
Flour dull; sa'cs of $500 bbls. Wheat du |
and declined; sales of $4,000 bush at so@ 1
for Chicago spring, and Si@S6 for Milwuu-
kee club; and 90 for western white. Corn
firm. Pork heavy at Il A. for mess, and
IA 80 for primo, Lard heavy at llii. " his
Ky dull at 2l15. Groceries quiet.
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COAL FOR SAIL.

NXJE have on hand and are constantly receiving
w coal of excellent quality from up the canal,
which will deliver in any part OF the city loo.
Orders left at James Laughlins Warehouses at this
Office Of Nathan Rowey will be promptly attended to.
RoNLEY x AMORY.
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vNTOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
W ~ dOZ. Market Bss6ets;
10 nests assorted Clothes Baskets;
10 dCz. Well Buckets, Assorted;
> DO Cotton Mops.
10 do ass. Pine and Cedar Churns;
~ nests Wash Tabs, in;
~ do .lo do In;
l., doz assorted " ash Tubs;
- do dc Buckets;
10 DO Cedar do;
lOa nest ass. Wooden Bowls;
just received ~ Il. III. COOK = son.
apl0
HtARs-A fine assortment Of Empire and Willow
X Cats, just received and for sale Ivy
NICKERY X JOHNSTON.
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Plated Casters.

q SUPERIOR article, extra heavy plate, of
n new and chas:e designs, just received direct
from the manufacturer and will be sold at Eastern
prices. Call at the Old stand of
BITTEOLLF * son.
myi-l w2m Main street, near Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-27

90 BUSH. Pfin.e Hungarian Grass Seed,
q wv for sale by Il. IL. COOK d son.
EUNNY BAGs-Ten bales good Gunny Bags for
~ sale cheap by 7. q. 0'RILEl.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-27
GIrARDIAN,S SALE.

" n ss
EHY virtue Of an order Of the Court Of Common
sale At uLlic auction, at the Coart House door in
Evansville on Tuesday, June 18th, lsae the folio =.
ing described real estate tow IL: lots II u in block
No. Eleven IlD in the +th Enlargement adjoining
Evansville and now ea'at.eri within tie corporate
limits OF Evansville, aforesaid being the property OF
the heirs OF Juo q. Fisher, deceased.
T-s-ns of sale, ~ cash, balance IN u. y and Il
months, the purchaser giving notes with approve 4
security, waving relief from valuation or appaise-
mcnt laws, and bearing interest from day of sale.
BRACKET MILLS,
Guardian OF john q. Fishers heirs.
mavi0-iwdSw
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
EBY virtue Of an order % the Court Of Common
fb Pleas of Nanderburgh county will ell at pub
lie auction at the Csnrt House door in Eva syllc
the 18th dsy Of June, l5s part Of The s. l.. or.
adjoining lands Of Peter Sharpe ard +. W. Brink
never and living on the ROAD leading from the Poor
/ House to the residence OF Edgar e. Dunk. Said
premises will be sold in subdivisions plat OF which
can b. seen az my oihce
Terms Of sale one-third clsh; balance in u and /.
months FROM iav of sale the purchaser giving notes
with approved security waving all relief from valu-
alton appascIaent laws, It'll interest from day Of
sale. BRACKET MILLS,
myla-d&wiw Admr OF Adolph Brinkmaun.
z,RANBERRIES, &c, We
u 10 Bushels Choice CrsuheTrig;
aAo Heads Prime Cahhage;
- Bush l. Sugar PaSnips:
go do Prime " tic Potatoes; lust received
anl for sale Ey Il. Al. Cooh son.
iais-u.
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r ALL r o a .

For Louisville, Cincinnati. 1T. Louis, Indian
apOlis and the East
Il IN and after Monday May 10Th the Up Mail train
j leaves Evansville at 9 ".
The accommodation Trains leave Evansville at > .O5
Il.
The down Mail Train leaves Terre Haute $50 p. 81
arrives az Evansville at . T. NJ
Accommodation Trains leave Terrc IIaUte at : 90
A. II.
Accommodation Train leaves Nincennes at 40 A..
" ;ar-ivrs at Evansville ut II .05 A.
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GIFT WORTH FROM % CENTS TO s1O20 On
WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER on
RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.

GIFT WORTH FROM - CENTS TO 1900 %
WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER ON
RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
TERMS:
One copy for one year, and gift......... . 90
Three copies one year, and gifts.......-... , 90
Five COPIES one year, and gitts.--.-...-.... 90
Ten copies one Year, and 10 gifts. .....l5 Oh
Canada subscribers must send 81 cents each in ad-
itiun to the above rates, pay the American postage,
which must be paid.
The articles to b, distributed are comprised i'll the
following list
United s Treasury NCte. 1900 GO GO each
3 do do do .....-.. 30 GU each.
10 do do ........ 100 90 each.
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches. 500 90
~ bOls atcnes.. .-...---.-.--... - w
80 do .........- ..-.-.-.......... ~ w
COO LADIES' Gold Watches =. ................ 81 &c
200 Silver Hunting CaScd Watches........... % no
500 Silver N IN . 90
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains. 20 90 20 80 On
1000 Gold Pens and Pencils : on TO 10 U'
Gold Lockets, Bracelets. Brooches. Ear Drops,
Breast Pins, CUT Pins, Sleeve Buttons Rings, Shirt
Studs. Watch Keys, ,Ipld and Sill rer Thimhle- and
variety OF other articles, worth from 80 cents TO
sl5 90 earh
On receipt Of the subscription money, the suhscri-
bers name will lie entered upon hooks opposite
number, and the gift core pondng with that number
will be Forwarded within week % him. by mail or
express, postpaid.
There is neither hnmhyE nor lottery ahoutE
the above, subscriber is sure ~ Prize of
value. We prefer to make this liberal distribution
among them insteat Of Civ inG large commission
10 Agents. givins the subscriber the amount that
would go to the gent and in many cases hun
DANIEL -ADEii. Publisher.
I'll Centre street, New YORK.
Ii2-5u.
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PINE LUMBER,
II ara w "a r q


FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
rENuIs tndersiened has hand, and arriving,
y full and complete assortment Of Hardware,
which he will sell at the lowest prices, such as
Sbovels and Spades,
Garden Hoes and Rakes,
Hay and Manure Forks,
Trace, Log and other Chains
Hames and Hedge Shears,
Locks and Latches,
Butts, Hinges and Screws,
Boring and Morticing Machines,
Table and Pocket Gallery,
Butchers and Earl Smiths Files,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws,
Nails,
Carpenters and COopers, Tools,
of tie best quality.
Also, large Stock OF Paint, Shoe, Counter an
other Brushes.
Begs leave to call ihe-attention Of Grocers buying
Hardware who will ind il 10 their interest 10 examine
JACOB sTRAUB,
pl13 Successor TO A. WALDKIRcH.
n .OAF, CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGAR
\ 4 - bbls just received and for sale by
mari GILBERT B0WIFS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.
For Sale or Rent.

G DESIRABLE residence situated in the upper
"A part of the city, containing six rooms and kitch-
having also the Necessary Outheuse- belonging to
IL. For terms apply To II. Il. CUSNiNGuAM, At Tho
store nf Ch9r'ps RalrpcE. IV'n ~
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PICTURE FRAMES.

a BEACTIFUL assortment Of guilt moulding Of
febi D0BEfL & CONJUNCTION
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SUGAR
- Is bbls. Loaf
70 DO Pulverized:
. 20 C.ushed Just rece wed and FER sale hv
IENSEY S0RESS0S.
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Valuable Standard Works,

DOBELL e. CONJUNCTION
a RE SOLE LOCAL AGENTS for Wander
- burgh county for ALL THE SUBSCRIPTIONS BOOKS
published by u. APPLETON b CO.
Ahridgement Of The Debates In Congress, Or
Public History Of the United States.
New Amesican EncycIop dia A Dictionary and
journal OF knowledge.
Certainly the first work of the age.
American Eloquence, A Collection Of Speeches
ana ADDRESSES of the Most Eminent orsfors OF
America.
Encyclopedia Of Wilt and Humor, By the cele-
hrated Comedian Burton, IN &c Nos.
Dictionary, of Machines Mechanics an
Engine Work.
The newest and most improved edition, in 7cc Nos.
Urea Dictionary OF Arts, Msuesscferes sns
Mines.
DOBELL L. CONJUNCTION hes 20 call attention 10
their important WORKS and heir knd frienes
70 call and taen as also, TIE array OF opinions %
eminent men In conhrmsiioa OF the9 Importance and
value.
Dobeu y cenyngton have san pies and specimen. Of
the various Findings IL which these works
cured, from paper 10 the finest Morocco rri7
II FAD FIPE AND PIG LEAD
IL Casks assorted from J. ireh 20 inches;
20 Pigs Iea5'
Received and Tor sale BY bAHCkl OkE
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GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

It's a sovereign remedy
Tor the various diseases
with which horses are af-
iiict, d, curing the most
alJrmiugCases of Bruises,
Sprains, Strin Z halt,
" ouuds,S crate hes,
Sweeney, Spawn, Ring
hone, Big-hea,l, Poll evil,
Sc. No farmer, livery
stable keeper, or any per-
snu owning galuab ] G
II % X ; Il :, shauld De
without this valuable re
medy.
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GNURRANTS & CEMENT
" 500 It's. CunantS;
30 bbls Cement;
Received and lOr sale by /, d. HEIMANs.
STAR CANDLEs.--5 boxes assorted. Cor sale
- by GILBERT & B0wLES.
ZANrE CukRASrs-t bbls: choice, for sac by
~ GIIRERT n pOyyI &c
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WANTED.


WANTFn
., W. -,
''hN or h', u siriS' Apply lihAeda'ey AT Tue
II PAVILION hotei' Hys
uNACTERN lOEPFF-iO O0 iagl prime Rio CoiTee
h in store and for sale by
4 tJ.N uRTES-
- 20 boxes Gin, Palm Soap;
- do do HOuld Candles;
leo packages Star Candles;
casks Dutch Madler;
9 cases prime Indigo:
just received and for sale by
d" II z ELsi' y kIa9S-
NACkEREL-
90 : bhis- DO, Nos. II & 8:
N, ha,o, u;S. W.
r ~ n 49, - ~ 'De' wurrrrp g. D,ccs
, $50 - y y ~ = y, y :
- ~ hlf. chests Teas;
100 caltes do:
., an ap G osnI', %;
$500 EeSalia do;
20 0l1 German do:
IOG0O hlf. Sp. do;
just received in store and fOr sale by
mys WHEELER n RIGGS.
S,.,,.1...I - 49, poot.
EsEAHiL ana the br'Hhians'oy inc hc'S' ma
;. uet o. a., s'c T -, No., rl..r
LivingstOncs Travels in Africa, the true edition. by
Harper
Lucy Towards Journal, hy NJ ). Si=3urney -,
putpit Elouupuca 81 the 18Th 90 injury, splendid
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HH7ILLow y EMPIRE CABS-FroIn - - to
L. IL. COOK & SOT.
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a SUPERIOR lot of Pocket Knives, wols:en-
"A holm's and New York Knife Company, best
made. CHARLES 8. WELLS.
vi
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COAL DEALERS.
COALI! COAL!! COAL!!i
"JCSfICE WILL AND SHALL BE DONE ~

Sodi SOdt Coal
NyTE have now on hand, and are daily rece!ying,
w the best COAL that has ever been introduced
into this market. which seiling low Good eur
rency will be received in payment Orders left NJ the
store Of JNO. W. HUGHES, next to the State RAM,
will he promptly attended to.
jan2s-d mo W. HUGHES g. CO.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27
"A Valuable Plantation
IN panoia touRll. For sale,

bllNb lrsirnus "a runrruitHf, ~,
- planting Interests ~ ttt Mi.sisstpi
bottom, nud also 90 pu, all nv daLi.' |
will sril mt NJ tnintiou b. rinaln tuuni,.
wh"rr ! nnu reside. II consist, ~ ,mi
aclr', mnrs than '1n u wood. mad lue
timhefel NJ fhr cleared lind J. IN lnr
condition, we'll cirriel, dit,liet nnd under
good frurr-. unc rimrr d, within Isl
,irl. II t1mn primi. The miin road
from tullc,i'lrtg N'mrhi. run. on tir
east line. anil iao read i%unu'ue west H.
Tome Depot on The south linz. Tho
nei sllerhari !, pnc ~ tho best h The
state fpr churchc. anil society. uHet
y very low u ihc p%urcht.ts desired IL.
! would sell 'onc urgro,. nl D..
!. y DAVIS.
Como Depot, March 81, l. :. Iu-tf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-13
American Trade with Russia.

Our Minister TO Russia, Dir. llckens,
writes that the increasing settlements and
trade in California, and on the Pacific,
are bringing US into intercourse with
Russian possessions on the Amour River
and the Asiatic coast, as well as with their
poss sions in America. The trade OF
the Amour River is immense-semething
like $50, 100000 a year, and growing
rapidly. American ships at Cronstad'
are more numerous than those of any
other nation except Great Britain
Thirteen ships arrived there this season,
direct from Charleston and New Orleans
loaded with cotton, without having
touched at Liverpool at all, as has here
tofore been the ease The direct trade
must increase every year. Manufactures
in cotton are increasing immensely about
Moscow; and one may sec loads OF cotton
there every day in the streets, passing t.
the railroad for that point. .-Battin'or'
Daily Er.
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How the Press IL Afflicted BY Dead Heads.

Railroads occasionlly complain of dead
heading, but no institution suffers so much
from it as the Press. A sensible writer
says =, ;,
The press endures the afliction of dead.
headism from the pulpit, the bar, and
the stage; from corporations, societies,
and individuals. 1t is expected to yield
its interests; it is required to give
strength to weak institutions; eyes to
the Blind clothes to the naked, and bread
to the hungry; hide weaknesses, and
wink at improprieties; it is expected to
herald qaacks, bolster up dull authors,
and f,attcr the vain; it is, in short, to be
all things to all men; and if it looks for
pay or reward, it is denounced as mean
and sordid. There is no interest under
the whole heavens that is expected to
give SO much to society without pay OF
thanks as the Press.