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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY,, AuRu7t It-' y v.
AsuEs quiet and sales limited at &C. for beth sots
BRrADuuFFs -Flour-Tho market was vii6cut change
OF importance IN prices. The sales embraced sboul
II ,0c0 bbls., closing within The following a ,sions
Kelec'en superfne ...........ss.s.ss.So % NJ w
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TIE FAMILY HERAL

News rom California; Fraser River Gold
Diggipgs- TAe Ocean Telegraph--Stoam on
the Erie Canal Affairs IN Europe - rhe
Royal Fetes at Cherbsurg-Anairs I'm Utsh
St. Patrick's CsxneeIai-Local Matters
Markets, &C., &c.
The FAMILY HERALD in liz edition Of to-day, will
tain oil the of The previous week of interest mpor
tspce. Amorg other things will be found
The Latest News from CalorniaLe,ier from Corres
poudeut giving ger ersl review OF ma.ters-New Gold
Mnes-Brths Marriages and De~hs the Pacific side &C.
Interesting News from the Fraser Rv Gold Mpes-stse
mens of Returned Revulsion
Of Feeling and suerrg among the Ainers-Bigh State Of
the Rlver-No Gold Dggers the Bsrsc.rciy of
sons-Fraser River Denounced Humbug-Efect of the
Bevulsiou in California, &c, &c.
The Atlantic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Queen vctoriss
Message ard President Buchsnans RepyAcoount OF the
Celebration In New York. &C.. &c.
full Report of the Trial Trip of the Steamer serubcrr
from Rochester to Buffalo, and full OF bs Experiment
INTRODUCES steam in the Navigation Of the Erie Canal
Grand Display In BuAlo-Speeches OF The Governor Canal
Commissioners, &c., &c.
Affairs IN Europe-Letter from our Correspondents at
London and Psrsrbs Royal Fe,es cheroours France.
with Description of the Great Works ct that place. &c &c
Affairs In Ush-In,eresug Letter from Correspouder.
the Great Salt Lake. containing account Of the dongs of
tAs Saints and their leading
he REVERE Again In New ycrk-srargs Developments
Report Of the Grand. Ceremony OF Laying the Corner
Stone Of e. PAlrks Cshedrs-sixy thousand People
the Ground-Procession of shops Pries Chorssers and
Religious socieues-The Archbshops Sermon Cathoicsn
New york-ns Progress 10 three quarers Of Century
Cshonc ChurcAes scbools Piess Societies andPopuiAon
In 1858, Ac., &c
The Dickens Domestic Airsir-Lct.er from Mr. picksus
Recsnrauou OF MISUNDERSTANDING Ceremony OF TIE
Roman Catholic ohurchBspusm Of Miss kArsneA For Of
the Rochester For family
EDITORIAL Comments on Matters OF IutereH.
Local Fs-ssn New York and Adjoining Cites q Interest
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Bsiiou hrUthsrs, 400 Br0adway,-Soirts,
css,s and gsnmeos fu nshbg goods u less hsn usual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

Southern and wssssru Trsds--Duv Stock
81 fall and winter clothing for Ne above vsde
cumpr1sng largo Of AL the
styles OF winter clothing rerrsa and favorable
W undoubted houses. ID DEvLfN Q CO,
~. no and froAfwAy
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Cyrus w. Flssd.-.ampsrAal Photographs Of
Cyrus W. Fteh, exhibition u BRADYs gallery, $50
broadway, fhonacson's sa,oon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

Chvsstado<o's Hal, Dye, Wigs and TOup~es-
The sesl 10 The world. wholesale aud RETAIL and the dye
privately applied, 81 No. Aston HOUSE.
Hiii's Hair Dye, -Four Sbilltngs u Box,
black brown No. Barclay street. N. Y Calender Co..
PfiiadsIphiA Pa
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l., .Ss !, .s e.
os.f s.s s :; a.. - s me- e
deemed 9. special in,-r-st 70 merossnls
Who buys soods in New Soi .s,.s rscosdsd 90 Ire
s.s .nd S... Sekos %sos dss 30
pp,s and yys,.n. rs At y. full npmosr ss. b SEQ.
:ns Tor Which one aolr ger has ~i be charge Those
who require ,hsr Advertisements to be displayed VIII make
believed ihsi .qas oppor,un.y OR .ddr. .sns
double treble se q u I'M. .hee, !. lnieeasd fSr
:. sssp,ed 70 seir wants Adsrssmsn. received n ms
Tribune once hepceiorih gau hs $50 les, n BY lesr, sd
INV YoRx, August II. isss No iss Nassau street
csesres. Article for dreans seAuafns cleansing cnrns
preserving and Restoring hs hair Ldica vyh ad hT al
B~tchslor's Hair Dys, w,~s ANA Tpupses-
q ne msaafss.ory ' la RSo.d%ss =, ' ''' '''"''
Spanish Drug Warehouse.
wb,r,s,le drusgiss,
Lsscr ~ ~ss Is c .eIs street New York,
Continue 70 pay particular attention to the execution Of
Cgs s,, xss,.o aud
Msrsy tIasp,ss's fiorid. water,
Gre Of the pures, floral and finest of the
cay vhish ss. wide celebrity in spanish Anne
AiNsys hand a large stock Of
BRAnDKETH's Pills
with di-ectore IN AL the modern rArefv mt
I'd dsnppess by we offer At
asnuac,ure prices In quantities N suit purchasers
40. y. barMts. oEOR0s KEMP.
For Cnl.ring tine Hair uss Wilson's u~tr
only - oeOs bot e cnsnges the color blsok
brown bout dvnf s,elnnR the akin no trouble usug
A., applied like does not injure the hair thoussn
use surces Sold at the drug sos brand
corner OF Allen, n. Y
| aoIiovysy's pits and Ointment Families
ursupvred with hse all Important preparations ee a. ths
disesse aud merely exclude robbers
bit bese renetss Aeep death Itself At BAY Sold a. 81
Maiiep lane, y.
Tsurs and Rupdsge Observation-Disclosures stcck-
ings female supporters d instruments for defcrniss
Dr. aLQVER No Am sifesk
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IrIpoANT PARIS C1,OAKa
~ Loun yicron ARBArp JRAH JAcouys LAuorrArSr's
BAssRurrr.The sdjud,cson OF the bankrupt Of
hese celebaied fabrcars ana marchAnds dee modes
yesterday suspended TIL January 1882 this b>trg
accorded the OF he assgpees 10 enable them
make sAssActory disposition Of the suumnAl
Of the late 6r viii toe manufacturers cf Lyons and
AR thNcee made previous the OF the
fortunate daAser which prnsrated hese renowned mo-
distes -ssshsnanis Messenger.
UNPARALLELED SALE OF CHorcE rRKNCH CLoAKs
FOR AUTUsN AND WHITES GO srUNK
resulting from the failure Of
LOUIS VICTOR ARM.fO AND JEAN JACQUES LA
MOrrAfNf,
The eminent fsbrcsns renowned throughout compsunx
The whole Of their stock - elegsn, fertile fabrics,
Ordered from shs prior 70 the recent casu
- ~ inceydnr -. ...
GORGEOUS vRLvETS FROM GENOA ANB LYONS.
And the muaricus prodrcons In cloths from Air IL Che
pee Rhe,ms Ac for hs eligible disposal 81 .se sane
sprns end stock nee YORK. converted BY the
assisted the Skilled ars,.s In The emDoy o. tbs
late nr into ssyes and ncuvesu-s adapted 70 The tastes Of
THE FIRST CONSIGNMENT or rHxsE k.EGArr
GARMENTS
VIII arrive and he exposed for private SALE al the spacious
sore nere'0''rs '''Ob III BROADWAY,
Between Thompsons and Tsyoy's saloons.
FROM un o'cio,s,
their telecuJps supplementary addltons VIII "A will BE
msfe he arrival Of The Euronesn will be duly
announced W. ~ EsfEakf, Agent
"a great opportunity Tor cash wholesale buyers
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1858.
10 Cash B"ysss &c <qcSht~E.

To Cash Buyers &c CqcGhsra.
WbOLseALk On ArTAu.
Goods well bought hst .od BE savs I, call and
anime mp s,Nt Il bow so hing ocfre mixing
your purchases N. n kNA> n, ~ Uorrtlandt street.
The Anne sleaa Telegraph Caspanyp AUs0
betr eco New York and III sc eiphis
RkoUCriOE IF xArKS
Ter wcrde 26oens each I'D fitiopai word two ccu.s
TS.niy 20 eept~ each sdditop al word cents
Cdces-ku 6Msrchsnts' AyckADte, Wall street., n Yo1h
lc5 eouth 1krd street. PhilxdophAA-
Atlantic Telegraph.
QJbk6'E MRSsA0E,
Whose the test wing achires the United Sssees
PRESIDENTS REPLY
weeds patent
WHITNEY 4 LYON Propr,stors,
ssiesroom s4S Sro~dway n Y"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

Trsitsms ns de Gsanajean pour les Maisdsss
chevclu: teisnes darzes chanvete 80
Ac- 81 Church street. near Barclay.
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only - hole; changes the color black
hrovn bout dvins sslnng me akin trouble
H. applied like does njure the hair; thousan s
ri succes Sold 1.-THE drug store, sos brand street.
ofa A. lpu. u
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vrsupf lied with hsse ali important preparations ,hs
rev q, dseess Bolts aud bars merely exclude robbers
but bese renetss Aeep death Itself bay. Sold a. 81
Mhiitp lane, b.
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Gee samndsse Metallic Tablet Razor stvo,A.
Thi genuine Article has been elused for produc
ing the kesnes possible edge fov skis By
sApfDRAB. No. I Asior House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

CTEARk's 4 MARvrNB
~
0ALAMAHDUR BAYE,
secured BIZ ~ ia Pale" Povdsr and Burglar rYoN Los
These csebtsd Bafes yenU,
.sd no. dor.rs wats o. books papers has ever tsG
destroyed In them Tao have acctdsntA
For sals ~ O1URHAY STREET., New York.
- NORTH MAIN SfnhEY, 81 LoufA
N0RAvTnR eTKRnT Ne \ OrisaDG
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rrAr pIwPLxs FRECELEs. sUvRuRr ERUPrrpHs
pri.rly beat and all blemi~hes positively csir~f
~ cot RAuD's Italian msdcsted spsp Poudrs subtle
Ivy white for flushed heated fsces Rouge Ny white,
and estcrsiiTe ~ the old depot s. walker street.
fisi frnm Broadway. Mrs. Hays Brooxyn; Calender.
Pkfadei phia; Rates l19 wsshlngtou uree, ~ sor
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Trmrs ana Hupdsge observation-disclosures stock
DR.. GLOVE, No 2 Am sisesk
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Grand Iilsmsnasann OF the Z

Grand illumination OF the Homes NJ the
HypAraus brilliant orchrsht parade OF the bremen
The foreman OF the IRE who uteud
rpae grand torcsieht parade w he furnished ~iih
candles umin>ie their houses ALEC torches and Gre
works for Tie psrsds, on application 81 this o@re
Chiyf asNhf II. HOWARD,
Grand Msrshsl II Elizabeth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

fyLoAKs AND sHAwLs
" & MILLS a 90.
Have removed 70 42 and si Broadway,
And ready 70 exhibit h.b
Pail styles Of
CLoAKs. cfRcUtARs. RAGLAEs. SC
French and 8erman manalla shawls
All Of which the, prepared 70 offer ~ low prices
fILoAks. nASrrLLAs. Ero.
Wholesale buyera
The subscriber nos prepared 70 erhJs
New and spacious salcsroons
no 90 frAnkitn street,
Pull lines Of the dsxrsble styfes
10 which he would especially invite he H,.entoa OF bnys
from ell parss Of the Union 0BOR0B BUf.P1N
Observe lhs number,
90 rnAnki, street.
1'" Hear rsyloss Saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

wsnooxB -cu tuesday, August T. oBAnIxs JoSAs, In
font 500 Of Che, lee q vary Jaoe whiUoDb.
wooD AT Shrewsbury, Mes Jerssy, .up"ay. July
H. IT c"nsump<ep, AyAH p WooD, formerly Of Poagh-
ke<psk Dutoness Cosuy.
Pnuabsee psis PAGERS psesse COPY.
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Brnckiyn-Fnct. No. 4.-One instantaneous
ory uired for OF WILLIAMSON BROH
types or photographs NO. 2s9 Fulton stree,
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DRY GOODS, sc.
N ELE0AHT ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARrkr FOR ~
~ ward, good tapestry brussels tai. Vc three oily
carpets beAutfui all wool oil cloths
f6c Jc. window shades 70 gS at The great warehouse
HIRAM AEDEA5OE. 90 Borery.
bridal whEATHB AND vEI1s-PERfPCT rkEA.
ID for the ri>ipg generAop ostrich piu cache
regns h-ndp.nx with other pretty objects for the oiist
JAMES fUCktRs, Bl broadway, beiwess Tayiors and
Thorn penn sAloous
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fIwo BIRDS KILLED Win UNs sTsss.

fTWo BIRDS KILLED With UNN sr9sE
Il Badness and ezsrYh.
The magnetic salve spoiled for badness, whcH
tifey ovfed; Al TIE same time rspiiy cn,rg,ns
ps'tent Of severe chronic caarrh DR. SNlf a 3i1
1snal street near Church G. Rtsu druRSsl -. IA
Broadway VIII supply the r.de A the 'o~es aDles@ls
price.
IrsE sOLOMOn's CsI,xHRArED ssrI.LrfC pUilsH
y At the rroc.rv and saFi~xs ssof-s ssu H. frircpss
omcs s2i Pearl street
w hc1noerns. IN red y tnf the saew.rre feis-
nraph me nessAEa cf the N1eer, he frest
r'aia and W. twentg I've csats
retaNs rtcnlT prpied cclacs tor ffamtrx, any
Krarrst and sold by CiiASbss hAahUs 20 No. u
Frankfort street
A. IN -DouRT.E &C Ls wsTEs pg0Nr go
] No DU. bcpts -ssdy a. JoNn4. 10 U A. rr -
x,,o IS 50 double sole pss besx sAsS.sA ate $3.50
seUo@
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Spanish Drug war.nouss.

B.tchslox's Hair Dys, Wigs ANA TDupsea-
the The world, SURPRISING ALL nade sid and Apple
II he mAnufAotory. 13 broadway.
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uoPUL.R TRADE IN UI.orHrsG
Il n. DKkPy COMPANY,
Importing rsilprs
81 w6ker street,
IVES, side Of Broadway
Have redused the prices % all their Cords and
patterns OF tnsr Importation ~hi N covers
every qualify sfse and u,ssers for gentle mems dress
ID AuLsre, yaoLhNs
~ AiNys assortment Of new styles, IN every shade q
FEW STORE
No ans Broadway.
CEiaTa -rfrysN SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS AID.
- Unstable tpsls bert p.tern and well made ~ 81 ls
III 80, rs 81 cbdrena springs Is cents
Besies supplied with N sprngs iii dosen l3 springa
SIS; Is sptings kls Al G. l. hARufN9S skitt fsuor5 al
iprng rect, neaT Varsck n. B-No oonaecon Win the
stole
CKrRT HArUFA lruREst M.sERrALs. BEsr TsN
- rersd sprnss bcsA wire shest iron n "a
t.pe s4es ciAspa large siocx ewags "a haru =. ice
nsruac,arers arfot q John street Lowest phes for ges
pxah
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THE ACTIVE AND HONORARY MEMBERS or SOUTH.
wax Enrine Concsry No 3s requested s'tenf
special meeting OF his company be held the snsne
house Iturrdsy evening August 70 1883 ats o'clock TO
make the for the coming parade
BY order OF the Committee. W. W. LADD. rocrotsry,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12
n.y. Capt. De REVERE, whose adventures

~ Capt. De REVERE, whose adventures
with Miss Blount, of Mobile, in which the
old folks have been badly mixed up, has
been again arrested and again effected his
escape; but the old father, whose pursuit
has been so obstinate and pcrScvering, re-
tains possession of his wife and daughter
After the Captains escape with the daugh-
ter and mother from the old gentleman, in
New York, the three fusitives were found
sccreted in q hotel at Hoboken. With a good
deal of adroit management the police az
rested the Captain, and the father got into
the room of the wife aud daughter, and en-
forced his rights, as national guardian, to
remain with them and protect them. But
the daughter and mother both persisted in
the declaration of their resolution to follow
the fortunes Of the gallant Captain, which
/ the old man vetocs. Or Thursday nigh
REVERE eluded the officers who had him il
charge and again escaped.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12

EJ-A corr4 ,pondent from Spencer, writes
us that the prospects of the independent
Democracy in tha. county are very bright.
Hovey will carry the county by 400 or 500
votes. He says the attempts of the Evans
Vile Postmaster, and the clique of Wander
burgh Office holders, "to Wheedle the De-
mocracy into what they call "the old line r"
does not succeed At all. Their presence and
efforts, be thinks, are doing moro for Hovey
than the Judges best friends could accom-
plish. It is the intention of the anti-Le-
compton party at their convention to indl-
cate now candidate for State Senator, as
Shoemakers prevarications have destroyed
all confidence in his political sincerity. lie
Is also unpopular in his own county, with
his own party, where he was beaten last
autumn by man Of his own political senti'
msnts, who was comparatively a recent
conner and bat little known TO the people.
A correspondent from Perry county, writes
Us that Il an intelligent anti-Lecomptor
Democrat be announced for the State Sen
ate, for the district of warrick, Spencer anc
Perry, the latter will surely give him ma
jority of at least 800 votes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12

@-Mr. James Y. Headly, heretofore 4
respectable citizen Of Buffalo, has been sen
tenced 10 the State Prison Cor FIVE years for
passing counterfeit money. The C5arisr
says the prisoner, while receiving his SEN
:ence, appeared perfectly torpid, lying in an
arr chair PALE and notionlesS-
Tic prisoner was en- invete-ate riser;
and sheer avarice led him 70 The crime
Before his trial, he was out fer eighteen
months on bail for $4,000; during the time
justice was suspended over him, he made
$4,000 by shaving and specializing upon
the necessities Of his neighbors during the
panic. He clutched his gains with such an
avaricious grasp, that he would not pay the
$4,000 bail and go free; but to save the
$4,000, took the chances Of an acquittal
and got sentence TO the penitentiary from
which all his wealth went relieve him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12

BANKING IN IowA.-The people of Iowa
voted on the 18th Of June, upon the adop-
ton Of their new Bank law, which it is be-
lieVed has been almost unanimously ap-
proved. Banks are a necessity of the ace
and indispensable in the present condition OF
commerce. No speculative political theories
can remove them, or persuade the people to
give them up. A wise statesman will seek
only TO bring them under safe restraints,
and strive to organize them in way TO
make them the most useful TO the country.
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4
Rising Sun, June 30, SO. 1855 O.

~ Rev. Mr Coolidge, who has beer for
sixteen years pastor Of the Unitarian church
IN Harrison avenue, Boston, preached .er-
mon las. Sunday declaring his remuneration
Of tie Unitarian faith, and bic union with
the orthodox churches. He opsnly declar-
ed that Cl,i.Grianism tends 70 i-revcrcnse,
!--elgion and disbelief After touching
upon The cesal.s Of bis ministry, be referred
to the pleaSantness of the relations between
himself and his parishioners during the time
IN which he had been their pastor, and he
closed By bidding them an affectiona.e fare
we'll.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12

Esy.In the case of Gen. Jim Lane the
Kansas magistrates were twenty-four hours
in making their decision after the close of
the trial. This difficulty was caused in part
by the contradictory character Of the testi-
- - !; - sss's -
imagined IN connection with the case, was
sworn 10 by the witnesses on one side or
the other. Every shade of character Of a
case was made out from the blacklist and
most deliberate murder, to the most merito-
rious and gallant instance of self-defenee
ever recorded.
From the known character of the witness
CO the Court could have been at little loss to
know what part of the testimony was credi-
Bile, but as they were at liberty TO believe
one part as well as another, they studied
some time TO decide what aspect they had
better give the case.
Though this result was not unexpected,
yet it has excited great indignation in the
better and more intelligent class of the
community, for they know just how the
case was made out but the rowdics, who
are all Lanes friends, are in great glee.
The cause OF the quarrel between Lane
and Jenkins, arising from the disputed land
claim, was carefully kept out of this invest
igation by Lanes counsel, and it must be
confessed that without this the case appears
much better for Lane, but to those who
know how be provoked this quarrel, by
making vexatious claim TO land TO which
he had no title, how he tried to compel
Jenkins by threats and otherwise TO COM
promise and give him half Of il. and how
when he found it was impossible to frighten
Jenkins into any compromise, he finally
provoked him into hostile attitude where
he could get an excuse for killing him. To
those who know all this, i. appears q most
deliberate murder s
He knew there was no possibility of max
ing any arrangements with jenkins; with
him his case was hopeless, but may not BE-
SO with his administrators or Representa-.
tives.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12
NSrHou Mr.. Niblack, the Represents

H. Hon. Mt. NlOldcn, sno Nv
tive Of this District in Congress, was in
own on Friday and Saturday, looking as
,ffabls and complacent as if there had been
no suspicion of harm or wrong in Lecomp-
.onispn. of which he has been an undcvia-
ting abettor. The Judge has sadly endan-
rered his own prospects to serve his friends
the fice-holders-whose interests he
could promote only by yielding to the
wishes of the Executive. They are now
making strenuous efforts to repay the ser
vice, and to retain him in position where
he can continue to aid them, by canvassing
the district. They will be unremitting in
their labors for him, as the issue may deter
mine their own fate. Judge Niblack will
have an army of active advocates in the
field to aid him, not only by their eloquence
and acts of intrigue, but with their money,
while Judge Hovey viii be compelled to
face this disciplined and nlercenary host,
single handed, without any organized party
to sustain him. Judge Hoyey has assumed
a bold and gallant stand in defence Of biz
convictions of right, that must enlist tbs
sympathies of every generous voter. If HI
fights and wins the battle alone, with 81
many odds against him, it viii be tn
proudes. triumph Of personal independence
over party cliqueism ever achieved in the
gtate
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12

g1"Mr Breslin, the defaulting and abb
SCI n ling treasurer of Ohio, by whose dis
honesty the State lost $500, 900, promises to
make disclosure, from his retreat III Can
ada. of the manner in which the State funds
were squandcred and lost. 1t Is said he
was generous, confding man, without any
business sagacity, and was the victim Of the
Vaccinations of company of reckless
SPECTATORS. He was elevated to the place
by hard, scheming, proliigate men, with a
view to be used, and, if necessary, ruined,
to serve their purposes. He did not want a
conception of the difference between right
and wrong; but was destitute OF the moral
firmness to resist the pressure of these who
elevated him, and tyrannized over him by
keeping that fact constantly before his eyes
He has attempted TO shield these false friend;
by refusing to make any disclosures thai
would iunplicate them, believing that as th'
money was irretrievably lost, it would dc
no good to the State, but would carry I'll
happiness and suffering into numerous, no"
happy families But he finds that thes'
friends, whose welfare he has faithfully
guarded, have so wantonly disregarded n
feelings and situation, that they arc nj
longer entitled to any consideration at hi
hands That their pledges of their mos
sacred honor" are but as straws in th
wind; and he knows that while IN exile
they hold the money and laugh at him.
Hence his determination to make the state
nent, and let them take the consequence
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12

PRoDUcTros OF OPIUM IN IspIA.-It is re-
corded as matter Of fact that there are one
hundred thousand acres of the best land in
INDIA, watered by the Gauges, devoted to
the production Of opium. The annual value
OF the crop is set down at s3s, ooO, 600, upon
which the East India Company levy tax
OF S., 100000. 1t is estimated that China
has paid India within the last fifty years,
100000 for opium, over three hundred
per cent Of this sum being clear profit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12

aE" A section in the naval appropriation
passed by Congress, declares that il shall be
awful TO enlist boys for service in the Uni
ted States marine corps, with the consent Of
their parents or guardians, not being under
eleYen nor over seventeen years of are.