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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-18

TEFK.9T GUN HEETK.N'Er!!.--Tor To refute ut
Il terly statements made i'll an advertisement in
another column, about the ''New York Betting
Co.'S" Vulcanized Rubber Betting and Packing, it is
only necessary to say that the editors of tina SCI
ENTIFIC AMERICAN, in a long and elaborate ar
tcle in their columns (Which every reader of that
invaluable paper has SEEM recommends the New
York Betting Co.'S Betting above all others, and by
way of cincher they state that they it on ali
their presses and machinery.
This Company is wealthy, and am authorized TO
guarantee the articles made by them equal, if not
superior to any other make.
The rapid sale of the New York Betting to our
largest machinists, mills, and factories Ito who
judges and cannot be deceived) is sufficient evil
dence Of its value, but the testimony of the Scien
tifc American can't be set aside by q dispara ging
competitor. ''Nutf ced.''
just opening the eighth shipment to of Belt
ing since summer, for sale at Cincinnati prices.
CHARLES S. WELLS, New Store,
Sec3 Opposite J. II Maelee & Co.'S
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u Casks Wises' Sugar Cured Hams ~. q.
- Qugicy's 80
/ .: jacobs II Beef. For sale
low nv selttlo HORNBROOK & Co.
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4, lssE.st1 fsS.I-ES.-.x SNAIL EO7
Il Tor sale very cheap at ..r-
YAUTIER & MARCONNlER,
SHfftI Naip u4raot
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Stpt3 EYunSYilIe, IndIana.
ENED.gR .E.NJS FsF.S'E TJBS OF.ELE
q sizes Buckets, Baskets, WashboaFIs, Clotles
Pins, Clothes Lines, Bed Cords Scrub Brushes Shoe
Brushes, Stove Brushes Horse Brushes Wall
Brushes, Cotton MoPs, Cotton Batting, Matches,
Fire kindIcrs. Sc, &c. Fer sale by
oug31 j. W. yICKERY ( CO.
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afNOECE R.gCO.1' .g.yyl RFFF--

Iss5 Over CRANES COMMISSION House. on
Water street, three doors from Main, Evansville
Ind EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
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"a Observation-Disclosures VS. Z


Il AGAIN.-ALLIS i H0WES, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, Rectifiers of the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky, Dealers in all kinds OF Produce,
superior Old Bourbon and Rye Whistles, and For
ign and Domestic Liquors, &c, Water street, Sec
ond door above Vine, Evansville, Ind.
HENRY u. ALLIS. LEWIS HoYEs.
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~ C. COLLE.N;s' RE.IA EsT.ITE

AN e. COLLAsNS' Hk1.7L ESE.fE TIE
1@ and INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Ne. North
ibrd street, Evansville Indiana. The purchase and
Ialc of Real Estate collection of Rents and payment
ofTaxes &C., promptly attended to. Persons in want
of any kind OF help employment can lie inform
ed by calling at this office CHARGES REASONABLE.
augl6-6m
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"a OH.7s n. GLOV.ER, W'HOLES.9LF
81 and Retail Dealer in Pine Lumber and Shin
giles, Corner Of Main and Seventh Streets, Evans
vile. Ind. novel
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EAR. j. ": GREEN; ECLECTXC
-&H PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-Oiiice
Third street, few doors above the Crescent City
Bank, where lie is prepared tc answer professional
calls at all hours Of the day night.
n. Especial attention given to Surgery and
diseases of the Eye. auGS-d&w-ly Tyr
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IF ID. REE.s'OLDs y Co.. DELL
GEE ERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY,

EVANSVILLE, IND. r.
Keeps constantly on hand and for sale low for
cash C-aoa-ia= - f y'7-urtpriUII veil rv---rTu-
ed stock of Wood and Willow Ware, including fancy
and common Baskets in great variety Tubs, Buck
cts, Brooms, &c. Vegetables, Eggs Lard, Cheese,
Corn, Bran, Shipsiuas, and every article usually
kept Ia our line Country produce bought and sold.
auu25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-26
FINANCIAL AND coMMERc GAL.
MON E Y m A ~ X n r..

SUNDAY, April Z5-5 r. n
The stock market closed yesterday Inactive aud nat at
al buoysnt The two speculative parties the street sp
pear 10 be equally divided. and neither making aay
effort bring about any particular result Stocks gone
rally are well held snd zone OF consequence pressing
sale The abundance Of money induces capitalists 10
purchase simply IRON the impOssIbIiy Of using money
In any other wsy. Parties Who bought stocks weeks
since al prics considerably above those current,
merely upon speculation have taken them In, paid for
them and pu, them away This has relieved the marke,
materially, and made some stocks Little scarce This
absorption siI going on, and with even the present
Gull market going out Than coming Into
the street Money likely 10 be even moro abundant
as the progresses, ano tho rates Of interest
arc Beiy 70 rule i much lever points We
have board of loans being made by the banks
en- six months timo at Ave por cent while
on call three and four per about the highest points
Tie barking capital Of this city amounts To 500 900,
and full s held BY the banks Unemployed some
Of The banks bold deposits larger than their limo OF dts
cnuuu TITS In an unnatural, ~ unprecedented and en-
unhealthy Of tsgs, and the longer a,s toe worso
tor oil cssses Of the community Tho approaching sum
ner Is uleiy TO be q very dull one aud cannot look
for the slightest activity in business generally until the
month OF Sepsmoer. An active Southern trade may
spring up n August hui movement Of oonssqucnce csn
be anticipated shor, Of tho early fall II Ia no, at all
for money sufficient 10 advance Of interest BY
thai time tho accumulatons wi have reached suoh an
immense aggregate that II may be many months aflnr
trade becomes once actlve before sDythog IKE
scarcity In the money marke, viii be realized Tns
month of June In usually fsvorte period for stock
spcculasous. Several Of most intense specu-
alive excilemens have eliminated In June. AT
that tine In ordinary seasons hs mooey market "a prot
Nv we'll supplied with capital, and the commercial classes
have usuay found employ for their surplus IN the
purchases Of stock securues not NJ sn improbable
bu, thai similar may take place IN the month
az June this year There every thing In favor q such
course BY that Of the idle deposits In our
hanks v, be tired Of R remaining long unproiucivc,
and bc induced 20 take hold Of securities they not dis
posed al prceert 10 touch They will be forced 10 90
something with their money, and the stock market a. al
mes holds out strong temptations 70 those specaatvey
| inclined.
The only expectation Of specie from this port last week
vS ais $50 10 Porto Rico. Another California steamer
IA nearly due With the usual semi monthly remittance
IA expected that the banks vil show fun thidy-fou'
millions Of specs the next statement and before sh'
ciosc Of the present week they WI have an addition H
milton and half more 70 sho present snormow re
| serve
Ths smcsAl notios u hs annual election ~ apecsors
shs Ia Crosse End Nnwsuhis Ralroad cowSany Win
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THE FAMILY HgRALD.


81 Georges Day In Wv No~s--Tno Pisrrs
and Orss1s D~saoest ssaon-- The Atrats nx-
Podassaen-Lsc<erc ~ Mrs. Lacy StSoe-C So-
ersssaOnal Pxocooo1ngs--Local Nows-Msr-
ksssy 80.
In the FAAxr HRRALp Of Wednesday usx. will as rouni
recorS cf tho evess Of be pre- 'cus week of Interest.
Among other m,aers 1t will Contain
An account of the Ceebrsioo OF 81 Georges Day Ia the
Metopoasshe ssfmon Of the Rev pr Mosgsn
at the Metropolitan hosspeeobos BY Lsrd Espsr Baron
Won Geross &e
fun roper. of rorchsh. Celebration In Me moy Of
the Part, &c
lS,ese~tng Report OF Lieut. Kchier Ia charge OF the
Atrsio Bxpedion.
a the Lecture Of Mrs Lucy Stone on "womsa
aad the Elective Franchise"
An interesting ,ctor from Correspondent Ia Han Fran
cisoo civ rs m account OF Ana.rs In California
Letters ron London and Paris Corresponden,s w's
extracts from our European ales Of interes,.
letter from friend Of B-sh Young In Salt Lake City
gisL,g his views Of the Mormon War.
Statistics md s.s.e Of The roos Tr,ds.
poipgs at WsahnSorKeport Of he Proceedings Of Con
grses.
Ed, crrl Remarks 90 p-oninen events Of the day.
The LOCAL inoidenc of hls snd sdoiupg css d general
interest.
Pub Report Of 'ae rrce- cr eli kinds OF Marketable
Fro irce carefully corseetct ea Usek-
The Lsiest lssigebse received up 10 the time Of publ
ca,k0
Toseher With Police Rarerts--lsauicE Matters Repot
of tie Cattle Market Money and omse-csI Ssrketsar
rtagas aud poshssormug sra% interesting,
fai sat miscellaneous Iexeing
1tyms-only 81 yfsr four cents s,n rio copy 70 ho
Obtained al iAe ONCE OF he HKsALD and of al agents
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News Items

THr FsGrrH YACHT MIRANDA This handsome Ens'sh
yacht sloop rugged, arrived here Tuesday nsn alter
passage OF ten days from Kingston, (Jsn) she left
England months since and proceeded 70 The Canary
islands, where she landed party Of Gentlemen, whence
she proceeded TO the weet indies where sne has snos
been. Her commander, CAP, Gray wills probably Leave
her at this point and the yacht will proceed directly from
this port 70 England. The Miranda built ~ Coves
about ave years since, and Is any une Irish tons she
Ia ~ present anchored In Cooper river, Cd Brown COS
~harf-CAasieston Mercury, April "a
MELANCHOLY st1cpp Mr. Anthony Morse, an seemed
citizen OF Plymouth, Mass committed suicide At his rcs
dence In that town, on the 1eth inst
FUNERAL oY SLAVE On the 18th inst the funeral Of
we'll known slave, called |" Jake !" took pa II the Bsp
list church. 10 Norfolk and his remains followed 70
the grave BY twenty hacks and about two thousand PER
soma
WopH PARTIALLY SrsFUpxp rm NATIONAL Ar
rvAI---fn consequence Of scarcity Of funds in the
national exchequer work hes been partially suspended
the national arsenal ~ Wsssrown, and number q the
vorhmen have boon discharged.
roruov Cowu1s THO President hes ofc,slly recog.
ui,ed Edward der Heydt consul Of Prussia New
Yo,t Franz August Hrscb consul Of Prussia Boston,
and George Todsen VICE consul Of Denmark ~ Wash
inatou.
rss.esrrvc Hum,vps AND wrrs-Malne IL the state
m vh,ob " re< divorce The foliowns law passed the
ss Ing,slaure and signed By the Governor on the
| a7th o. March n consequently nov IN full force
| "whsssve . divorce from Ne bcnda marmosy -
sesa dscrssd eithsr parry nay lawfully NARY asAn"
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By An offca account Of the foreign trade OF Russia
during the year 1885, lately punished We learn taAs ia
increase over OF is6he year which prscedci tue
Crmcsn wM-both with respect 10 the mportstons OF IN
dlgenous productions well M the imperanons OF
foreign merchandso.
The ,r,o returns Of railways In the Uri.ed Kingdom
for the week ending February ~ suourted 10 f3og 6l0
ano ,or tho corresponding week Of last year 10 ft01 $50
owing decrease Of 1920 The gross receipts me
eight railways Ia ring their tcrmip n tondcn amounted
for the week ending above TO f6ta5i and for the
sponoicg Of last year 10 El0l, s6l-ehos wing
decrease OF ISL
question whether any more Madeira vino viii ever be
produced None been made since 1861 and there are
now Only some 900 goo pipes on the entire Island
All Of attempts manufacture this vine have utterly
seI ard pumpkin vines nov adorn The old grn arb3rs
once covered with abundant clusters OF rich grapes
Accounts from Bezers France, give melancholy des
crption Ct the injury caused in tha ~ ooa
tnusi bad weather. The Hcranlt has overt wed tts
banks and the entire plain Ia covered with water from
ezers 10 Forensac The farmers who suffered 40 cruelty
iast autumn from foundations Destined feared, 70
unoergo further trials
me oHcaI Journal Of pte Tmo Siciss publishes
pete list Of all victims Of the earthquake at Naples Of
becember 16 1851. Tue TOTAL numver OF dead amounts
70 $50 and The wounded " $50. appears through
Ont he t mat contrary W wha, Is the case 10 battles
ana other clrru instances 10 which human life n at gsaxc,
the number OF dead greatly exceeded that OF tie per
sons more less seriously injured
ne bulge, Of the Minister Of War 10 Belgium proposes
that the amy during the present year shat CONSIST Of
so1l men and ,7eo horses
m. revenue Of Holland last yea, ~.s sss esSa being
UPWARDS OF 600 Ooc than had teen cscusied
| and considerably more than the reveoGe of 1850.
Letters from the departments OF France mention that
arrests continue 10 made la considerable numbers Az
suasboure, Mullins, Pergueux and Bsrr.rso, persons
have been taken into custody The orders are severe
respecting the wlnehousee and cafes, over which the
strrsss exercised aud those places OF pub
lie cntsrtanent where politics talked are 70 DO closed
the moment they appear 70 present the slightest danger
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHH.


Cor1sI HsTM The residence OF tho brides father, In
PouehEeepsic Thursday evening, April -, BY Hon.
Juoee Emt EpwARD CHyyls OF this city, 70 KAT q
only daughter OF Mortimer Lont Eco, Of the former
place.
KsowIss-McCssry- Jersey City, on Thurs lay eve
ming, April "a, by Rev. wheeiock "A. Parmly, VIZ. T..
Ksowiss, OF New York. 70 MAHoARxr kocAsrI, OF Jer.
sey Guy.
MILFORD BRrSpAoB.-In the Reformed Dutch church
Fifth and Twenty ninth street, on Sstur
day. Aprll "a, by Rev Dr. vermiys DAVID McIxoRD
TO CARtus l. daughter Of James H. Brundagc
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II viii be observed TIA! the falling OF on the Reading
Rsii,oad 132,27s tons. Tas other three lines exaou
net increase OF Is ooc .oas compared with last
year
rew Law relative to .ha rate Of cteres. passed the
PeaasyivsIa Assembly Tuesday. It establishes the
rate al Pee cent vi contract made whsre
hgter rate agreed the aid OF Law Is withheld sfcm
.he snder Tor the collection Of the usrry but
where the usury pa 10y the borrower the ali OF tas
law e hkewise withheld from him for the recovery Of il
brsk uncas sus for the commenced within six
mcnihs In where usuIy rs tasen 10 ADVANCE the
borrower has the rgh, to deduo, withhold
paid above psr cent In Tho pas Of sas principal
They frequently 40 some Curious tniuys tho LGgisa
tres OF the Western States They pass bills from time
70 time without the slightest regard to justice,
sense, the State constitutions This or le
gisatou calculated 10 produce great deal OF mischief
upset titles 70 properly to Increase litigation and
bring about al sorts Of entaps euaen,s. Tho lags
ators Of these aates appear lose sight OF the fact
that their local courts absolute aud that abou.
half their laws unconstitutional The Legislature
o, Wisconsin has just passed Law relative TO farm mort
cages given TO railroads and other corporations Tha'
tina act " unconstitutional cut Of the Wisconsin
Legislature for doubts, and the coarts Of tdst
state, upon the Grst opportunity Will declare Il The
title W every farm thus mortgsged can never be- OF
Until this encumbrance Is removed, and will never DO
removed except y payment The supreme Court OF the
United ates fortunately higher power tn the lAgis
aiure of Wisconsin and IL necessary holders OF farm
mortgages Will seek redress st that tribunal.
The Comptroller of Tennessee has given notice that tho
following banks that State have gone toto iquids
ton end tae Their circulation will redeemed out az
the trust FUNDS bis hsnos Sank Of Paris of
Commerce, Benk OF Jefferson Bsuk OF Trenton and
Bank Of Tazoweii
eYNd "a n foreign
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feurd 10 apo.ter COLUMN wSich 10 n cen plan ~ b the
sct recently passed by ue wlroogsin Lesslsturs tho
Gausfer eooks VIZ remain closed M Tho 27lh OF May the
next day after the election
The Interest Coupons cftbee rsr Gst ,rtgags
boDds OF The Ia Cfosae and Mlsaase Railroad colpluy
VIII be raid a, the Ocean Bank The LIST a. Nay.
Ths following tho quotations Cor CON spd puiler.
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The Lees OF Mr.. Jos,n O'ENecis, the New
York PHO -fr,rncs from lbe minutes of tf the
New toh nd ssndy Hook pilots held 'ha day. Mr. ohss
III rovI-tS N tho eAnE, AID Jas- j. Nklc secretary.
SheSrss IN be dispersston II p'vina Providence
called the ioss associse friend
hn oReefe who, shile IL III. faithful dt-ca &c OF Tie
pertkusTutJ lest The 2hh ipsG leaving widow .nd
belt
Resolved That ch-r-ain. tie recoiecoos Of hs kindly
and manly virtues private citizen Snd his
nienl
hesolved Ths, sire rely lr With bic widow and
halp,ess sb!dren 10 this hour of th.i. b scoa
trust b,s tenier nj Providence viii watch Overland project
them the of life -
hesDivcd 1ta. cory Of tho foregoing re~oluloas be
.TaAsTnAted &c the family CO tk1 DECEASED.
Res"i'eH. nj he proceedings OF tits meeting DO pub
fshoo tD tae daily papers
JAS wnxrr, Sec. CHAs II. wooLsEy, Ohm.
NEw York, pr; 3 1853.
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CITY co VEERCIsL aEPOrr

1AIUKpAfl hlft wv m
Asrs --ss,es o. 90 b. - re.s ~sfe made o. % fesrS
~efe 7vst -, O. !.
bsE,pf SvrFs -F.oug-rhe CsTset was nAoH'o' "nh'
r'icts we're w'b,ut charge Of Vf"est Ins @ansa'o'S
fc lie Gay footed no about ocss S0oo oos WHALE VINO
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The Hals.-You Gan Color Yonr flair
eaher % black % erown wi'scu eyeug ths skn IN
lurtns 'te with CT TIE hair, by hois ~ Wilson'S
hair cc!ot,r. Only D. ho,tie. Applied water No
stain scid only n. the drugstore, SO 0rAuc street.
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Bsscheior's aGir Dye Wigs snn 1Ouposs.--
TIA best lie ths wcr sssnS al Sold and ~ pie
N Ue sfsottsy as bru&swss.
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The Mnssosss's O'''" Book-- EIp'sining Over
tbous-ni troks xooc CUE price only 81
For sale BY LICK FITZGERALD. IA ann street
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havy'a TrHccphsrc1a u tbs Best zhd
,sespss article for dr,ssnS ayilx eieassrs ouyzng
PRESERVING anf re~ir-ox os ssas ,des VIZ Il so BY Il
kux&isiA
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Clothlns The sobac,sb-rs Iasend, about
TIE LIST u Nay pen the trst e prem ses on the
corner ct Bpedwny End t.rsnd wih = aock OF
tccds and IN necon they desire
viii remain vt their prescott rls
Cherry Apd Catherine arrests whore hey vii o-ntoue TO
keep a. heretofore, well selecez OF
for city trade; nte~ise 81 hnas " Quits
travelling. n thls place their sussomsfs fr @hoJ may
be more couvenient depend the bss attention
their vsn,s and strong c-spe 70 merit OF
hes tayoss BhooAs Baoi HEs. Nos ZIG aud ii5 cherry
AFeel
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Ni'Nographs, Ng.liog sapts, NIesI,graphs.
An bro'y pes and FhotoErA hs BY CHANT ALCOvKE ssy
Broadway. Lssi week In
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Court Catsossor-.. fhss E.ny.
erp5uD CoURf-Crcua Mos coz, 4S7, arg, 4Jf. 49T
40 4so 4si ss2 s43 4&s, :cos 49, AT, AS 4.s 500
ID, sesS. AS, sos, s96.
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Paris RSia Haze Jlss Received at Whites,
s Julien street Geoss drsss hs,s spring styles s.
al
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ChaCkeyiBK = scras " II. tSt move their Piano
forte he Ii. u Nay the Of Broadway
hni icurth
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A Permanent Reduction an Fasi,io .upl

f~fmensW Nc>iucuOu Fasnio ,uDl-
custom tailoring =. IEeBk COMPANY merchant tai
lors ard importers 81 Wslter street New York
Having comp.e,-chSffts 4 s1rict
due desirable novelus Il gtnuemsns de3 fset
trim the manufacturers IA hBgand tr~Gce. hrour
e.,h o, enaoled 10 ms.tsir eur wei kuo
qualify sSe s;yo Of clothing The folio r-duc
ucn cur FORMER pri ,ee viz
sueet iros,ers nee qualify. frotn....
Price vsy'ns according 10 style and msks and en- our
usual liberal oresh
n ur chow rocus spacious md vel lighted. suit
able soe opsr OF which IL s~ss select sud
complete slso de errapsuon - maintain he reru
hsve the Il 'of,uae os thereby -skiug
len en- OF lac preseni DAY e. Walker street
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10000 Gases Boofs and shocs ~ Auctso'
ortcSs II pHiIiirs sNfra's ~ wNrr.n Srs-<

Tps ycsc~.-- 9. browns bronchial Tro~hes ~
or cough voice pres clear The vo'ce Which
hem particularly 70 singers and Oh c speakers Sold
By AL drugksS
CristsSoro's Hair Dye, Wi.Ss ana roupees-
The b, IN tht world whcess retail. aad s cye pfl-
valtly applied, at 30 ssior House.
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~ mutual feodship keep the peace anst all transient
moods Of despotic csptousness bred OF fear.
sisr nom narseies give: some detail: Q, the enor
30 pors during " The quantity Of wheat receved
~ osA hscsolss the principal importation taking
ssi nnor o. mass VS. tina, OF rye 1911 sie
~ bsriey IN CO., tha, Of oats about $50 900 hccso
tres lhe whole together amounting 70 neAry sx millions
Of hoctoitre-
rb.Vc arc In the twenty provinces Of the routi6cai
s.,s isi governments divided Into $50 commuacs, and
having population OF o1os persoss, on WON 100
must be oonsiaerso ~ 'A'"s Nv "A'N ''''' !" "'
country
the department Of Agers shows mat me amount o. wins
oousumed 10 their natural state 2e,Iao kioSramncs
A correspondent OF ths London Times, writing from
Alden on Iah Of March, says-credele Information has
n~n rccvcd that there less than 500 slaves,
usorsiious on the Opposite Afan coast aud that this
esesa BILE traffic increasing 70 fearful extent Never
shss Ades wnoS . len without .hs ,sss eycs o.
cheokingh
~. rc,sor T7m<, Of the iith Of March remsrks.-rn
Coorres 90 the other side Of tho great sea- our trans
Wnsn pvocci,on v broush, before the House Repro
seDtaaives Il Washington, any houorseo sen s y
whom may DO obnoxious may deer n-, uy e On -
sippluS aoross the House with TREND, and Gaming OF
cowhidng both the propossr and secouder Sd srnsn
Of she noes 81 eli the yeas, and by general scrm
masey' sth. by speaking against time 70 avoid an i'm
mediate decision and. during adjournment oy pw'ohne
knitting ct the bar o. an hefei the pfopScr snu ~
members Who may seem disposed 70 lend him serious
support h quite clear thst by this mixture Ok Tore
and quicker results obtained than oy our OWL
more wcarisome forms.
On the sist ulmo the ship George arrived Al 1verpoo
with cargo Of palm OIL and ivory from Lairds Town
AFRICA, being the nrst commercial result OF the Niger en-
petition scnt out BY Mr.. Macregor Laird, Of London
me Paris PafSe contr~d,cts The assertson shaa III
French Newfoundland feet b stronger than waa las
yeAr and addsAs 70 The sssertoa the French com
randev ordered 10 proceed year 70 A new inter
pretaton OF the treaties between England and France
DO nox require 70 know The Instructions ~ CAOAain Il
ponciere be sure that this q mIstska whesher IA
ns~ oonmande~ may have received morc erteasv
powsws hs predecessov We are not aware, but v
hgrk we mar affirm thss all tbe Of the journal
ON The subject are ~ least inerAct
r~brs isavfns England d.. uvingv>ous sAaxsd a Il,
noyaI Geographical Society II was his Inteatoa 70 q
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-27
SUMMER RESORTS.
rrHE FAUouIER WHITE SULPHUR

TrHE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
(hy miles Washing lFossesslou having been
roganed win opened
June the direction accommodating apertn,end
eul aud ms reliable assistants.
expense spared accommodate the
guests high reputation springs The
Orange Alexandria O'Clock the mofnIs
and IN evening 81, a. and NJ, neat
day leaving thus
Yenient
terms Of fare viii be per day So per week par
mouths ending
e children year old and under ~ hape servants aso
fprice. THOMAS GREEN
June 23-2mos