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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23

Why talk Of Bomba 10 Italy, when
there is Bombi in the Treasury De-
partmcn: at Washington; and big cted,
furious Brioh,s, F,tches. 81 dells. an
Bislers in the Senate? Why TAX OF
European tyranny when the whole force
Of our own Government is directed to
compel the free people OF Illinois o
abandon their principles and forsake the
creed of their fathers. Men are paid
out OF the Federal Treasury to make
war in this State upon the Democr ATTIC
party, that Howell Cobb may, in MS
own estimation, be a step nearer the
Presidency.
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Some Things are done Better than

Some Things are done Better than
9TH Frs.
r. B. HART
as prepared to supply the City and Country
"a Trade with the best OF COI.S ME Al, Unboltei on
Boited, Corn Grits and Hcmny, Of al grades; beat
Grits, CnhOltel Flour, Rye Flour, Extra Family Flour
Crush Feed, Bran, Shipstuff, Corn, CaIS, Chicken
Feed, and all ARTICLES ina the Feed line. All tie ei
cred 10 any part OF the City. a.fs r.
Please send in your pr.ers. My Prices viii be lOw
cheap the cheapest, and good the host The
nmble Sixpence better than tlse slow shilling is my
motto.
All NAV depend on getting all my trade made ~ none
lIiit the BEST OF Gli0UNDGRAINS, as viii buy no
other. IL 1r. AL tt4l. al
Grinding done for tie Country Trade. All orders
from ssr9dd, promptly hiied. ~ X B. HAR..
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CHAELf.- bADtUJh,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
COACH AND SADDLERY
hardware.
Main Street. Near Water

Axes, Springs; made Of the best steel; Bands, En-
aneld and ~ all kinds Of Leather Cloths, Innings for
Carriages, Varnishes, Castings OF all kinds, Saddle
Trees, English Bride feathers, Bits, StrTups, spETs
flames, fine Silver lanes of sli kinds, Jenny Lind
Gig Trees, Self Abusing Pals, Taylor's Patent
Ianes, FLY Nets, Shoe Thyads, prse blankets, Lon
don Grth Webs, Ar1e-lcln firth and Rein WeS both
Cotton and wor-tei; London Vel. Skins, superior
article; Ivory Gt,ta Perc,a and Brass lined Nart-nga
Rings; Superior Kerseys for Horse Covers, the best
quality OF Carriage Bolts, Patent Gig Trees, &ct &e
keep in fact everything ,apperaning TO- either
branch Of the business and understanding both branch
thoroughly, woild respectfully invite your at
tention before purchasing elsewhere.
am also agent Tor WARDS PATENT PING
SADDLE. apa0dkw
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Life-I.ike pictures.

The Chicago Times, Mr.. DJuglos's
home organ, draws the following picture
of those in power ot Washington, which
we commend to the attention OF the
honest Democracy Of this State:
A petty tyran; holds office in The
Treasury Department of Washing'o on.
He sought among the political kebns Is
OF this city, man Fl 10 do piece of
very dirty work. He found such a man
Ia public defaultpr-a man covered all
over with political degradation. lie vi
olated the laws of the knd BY having
that man appointed to office. lie has
called 90 his aid otaers of the 10 v.st
scale of personal AMI political morality;
one Of these holds an cffice under the
Treasury Department. That man has
used the public money for his own pri-
vate purposes; nay, has, in his, Off 'ial
capacity, sold drafts on the public depos
tory in this city, when he had 40 money
in such depository. and, if he had, thai
he had no authority 10 use il for his per
sonaI wants. Sume of these drafts have
been protested, aud the Secretary OF the
Treasury. instead Of Diminishing the man
VINO had violaled'the law and bis official
position, has dismissed The honest Gepos
tory, who refused to pay the Illegal and
dishonored drafts.
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u. III. COOK * SONS,
Il Il A ID Up A YeSF0RE

a GRIcUETrREL INpLEnFSTs, SEEDS aSr,
DSOt EkIkS snld al Cash - ices fer AL Minds Of
Pritice a,,d 1--we stocx- such as n 1ss, ucle Cnys
Saiyes, Beef Gstie. fogs, hck ems. Brrtur lard ),
bacon. EggS, Fnrs and Skfs OF srtry aesscr ifdsr.
sinsinz, Bees " ax, Feathers, Wheat Corn, ozs.s
Barley, Belus, Rye grsn Shorts. BRED Arpies and
Peaches. Potat0es and Vegetables cf al sorts-
sfeh2o-dAw z.H. COOK SDSS.
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The despotism at Washington has
made crime passport to federal ofii:e
ia Illinois, aud virluOus observance o,
law a cause fox dismissal.
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Keep Cool, Clean aud Healthy
SHAVE few Shower Batf1s. a neat a-ticle, sHi.l-
bic 60 bs,lroom. Fox sale lY
81 SAMUEL ORR
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
DtIfI snf~IpHIt


4 Beae uolent Lqstitati0n, est dblfshedby snecidl
endoscmeat .for tho relief Of tie sick and
DISTRESSED, afflicted ariLt JiITleRt and EJi
= demic distdSes. 8i la
FEN0 ALL PERSONS an icted with Sexual Dis
a essos, such SperAaiorhIa, seminal " eak-
ness, Impotence, GononhGa, elect, syphilis, the
Vice Of onanisnl, On Self abuse, &c, &c.
The Howard Association, in view of the awfal des
tllc.iOD OF huOlan lIfe, caused ey Sexual diseases, and
the poHs pgicccd upon the unfprtunaTe victims
81 such diseases by Qusc, several years ago directed
Their Consulting Surgeon, as Char LS,le ac, Orthy
OF Their name. To open llspensiiy for the treatment
OF this cla-s OF diseSes in ali their fOrs and To- give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, TO all who apply ny
letter, with description of their condition. cage,
cpation, habits VI life. NC. and in cases of extreme
poverty. to Furnish Medicines free OF charge. liz j.
needless to add thai the Association commands the
highest Medical skis Of the viii furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, review Of the past, feel assured
that their laors in this phere Of benevolent effort,
lave been OF great eneht 10 the aft ctcd, especially
tn the young and they have resolved 70 devote them
selves, With renewed zeal, to this very important but
much ,iesp pissed cause lI tess
Just puSished iy the Association Repcr. Oh Spcr-
mat0rfIuLl- StIGiIsl " eakness the Wee of Oman
ism. Ma turbaDn Sefahu5e, aud other diseases OF
the sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which
will he sent ~ MALL in sealed letter enveloge,D Free
Of Charge, the receipt Of two s;:nps, for post
age.
address. for Reppr. or .reatment, Df. GEORGE r.
CALHOUN, Con sulting Surgeon, Howard As-ocia-
ton, No. South Nin b street, Philadelphia. Pa
Ev order of the Directors.
~ 49, " EZRA d. HEAETHELL, Pres't.
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,g7AR.-7a bbls Wilmington Tar in store. For sale
n by tmarl3l PRESTON BROTHERS.
sDAn SACKS WASHINGTON MILLS
mr25 BROWN x ALTMAN.
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rss DoBELI 4 CONJUNCTION
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23

MACON, April ls5s
Prof. DeG-ath-Dear Sir; Is Capt B.. b. Smith.
hereby certify that have been afflicted with Rheuna
tisin for four years. aud AZ times couk not sleep BY
hearing OF the wonderful cureshy Dcfffah's Electro
Oil, induced Try Il. and the frst Application
Of the Electric OIL nj relieved, and have
the use ofmy ann. TIE Application was made before
fifty persons. b. h. S5ilTH,Twifes Co.
wetfhe un.lersi gnssi, were 'prsss.s. sls
J j Ei.ey, J II Rg.utly, III + cooper. 80 = ~.
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MEDICAL.
DISCOVERED ATgLAsTl

Greatest Cure In the World Ter Pain
FRET. c1as. De Grsta, Original Arentor a..
Nanaycctursr Of tie
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-09

OF Francis Bowen, arragned and pleaded mot
guilty
John Beemiderer charged with stealing on the ond
November, about $50 from VIM II. Myers, was arraign
cd ana pleaded not guilty.
Joseph Meekins charged with stealing on the Goth Of
October, one silver watch, valued So the property
John Hardcastle was arraigned and pleaded not gull
ty."
James Thomas charged with the larceny of four ounces
OF chewing tobacco of the value of eight cents. the
mot guilty'
August Bay, charged with the larceny on the 22nd o
October, OF three pieces of window SASH the property
ihomas Streets, was arragned and pleaded mot gull
ty.n
The following will be taken up this morning and
MI whitney gave notice. that if the parties who were
on bail did not appear their recognzances would be
feited:
Johanna Brantmuller murder George Whitman arson;
Charles Dougherty, firing store: Julius Stne arson;
Henry Gatch, rogue and vagabond Garrett Dalton, lar
eeny; William Coonan, do: William Thompson do .
James Garvey, do. William Brown do John Beemider,
fer do; Joseph Meekins do two eases; James Thomas
do; August Bayley, do; William Dix, do.
The Court then adjourned till this morning at 10
O'Clock.
CIRCUIT CoURT OF BALTIMORE CGrY-Hon VIM
George krebs, Judge. The following occupied the
Court yesterday:
William E. Stansbury, Trustee, rs. Edward Hal
loWay, trustee. Opinion of Court delivered and
order of Court passed dissolving the Injunction
WIN. T. Preston for complainant and Holloway for
defendant.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. 2. Collins Lee, Judge
The following business occupied the Court YES
terday:
Dare Mcclure u.s. Alfred Ross Before report
ed. Not concluded
Same u.s. Matthews & Zollicoffer, Garnishees of
Ross Co. On trial.
Assignment for to-day, 357 to $780,
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge. No business transacted in this Court
yesterday.
United STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon Judge Giles.
The Court was engaged in the following busi-
ness yesterday
Isaiah Frost ct al. Us. The Frostburg Coal Com
Pany. An action of ejectmentto recover possession
OF coal mine. Before reported. Verdict for de-
iendant, Henry Winter Davis, Hugh L. Bond and
H. X. Partridge, Esqrs., for plaintiffs; Thomas J.
Mckaig, Geo. 5. Pearre and William Price, Esqrs.,
for defendants.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Tonight the Ravel
troupe will present their grand fairy and comic panomme
of Aspkode The Magic PEN which has been gotten up
in the most effective manner and abounds in delusionS
transformations, tricks and amusing incidents. The
OF characters embraces both Gabriel and Francois RaYe
frca Matthias, Miss Frances and Mile Windel and Mons
Matthew will also appear in the ballet Of Les Abee
rope performers in their daring and wonderful eats.-
Such bill cannot fail to attract overowing audience
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New ORLEANS, Nov. g. P M.-Cotton-Sales to-day
of 500 bales at II &c for mddling Molasses 26&c
Cotton reights to Havre lc to Liverpool, &c and to
Boston, kc.
CHICAGO, Nov. g. 6P M.-Flour dull Wheat dull at
zoe. Corn buoyant at advance of 2c sales at 64c
Oats steady. Shipments to Buifao-300 bbls -four; 49,
500 bushels wheat Shipments to Oswego-ll5 800 bush
els wheat. Receipts-70O bbls -four, l7,O00 bushels
wheat, 5000 bushels
CINcINNATI Nov 6-The market for Hogs active and
prices have to So for December delivery Those
buying chiefly farmers and drovers from the interior
Louisville dealers also buying, but eastern
not The city packers acting cautiously The season
has fully opened and several houses have commenced to
sell in their pens. The weather is cool.
MOBILE, Nov. 6-Cotton-saes yesterday 5000 bales at
IL &c. for middngs. Sales of the week 6 800 bales
an advance of lsc Receipts of the week $4,000 against
4700 bales last Receipts ahead of last thus far
10000 bales. Stock in port 96 500 bales.
CHARLESTON, November 6.-Cotton-sales $500 bales
yesterday-the market closing with a downward ten
dency.
SAVANNAH, November o-The Cotton market is de
pressed :
CINCINNATI, Nov 6.-whiskey is quoted at lsc. Lard
9Ac. Mess Pork is in active demand at Sl5.50
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22.-PRovIsIoNs-Bacon still con
tinues very dull, and although prices are nominay
changed buyers supply themselves easier terms
Fine Cheese in good demand at quotations; inferior
change.
Bacon-Long mddles rib in, 3ss CG44s.; short mid
dies do. 4Os 44s G. cut do. 3ss 42s. per cw Cheese
Fine 46s "a Sos; ordinary to fair l2s .30s. per cwt
Beef-Prme Mess, new, sos l9Os per tierce India 10a
20s more Pork-Mess 75s GsOs. per terce. Shoulders
25S. "a 2Ss per terce.
Lard is again lower and the demand has fallen off
about tons sold at ass. to sos
Talow in improved demand and firm at 81 to SIS for
fine Butchers
Breadstufs still continue firm and holders not anx
ious to sell, unless at an improvement At this days
there was not much doing and prices are nominal
ly unchanged.
WHEAT-Whte, Canadian, 6s.G7s. do. southern 6s. Sd
d7sSd; red western 5s.3d do southern 6s3d G
cd per 20 lbs Flour-Western Canal l9s G2ls Phia
delphia &c. 22s. "a 23 Ohio 22s. 23s. St Louis 4s26
per 1876 lb' Indian Corn-Yellow 32s 33s; mixed 32 a
32s. 6d white 33s. d34s per 4S0 lbs.
JAMES McIIENRY Co.
GLASGOW IRON MARKET, Oct. % No l. 53s. to 53s
3d.; Mixed Nos, warranted 54s Sd. to Sis Cd; do. Ma
ker's Iron, 53s. 53s 3d.; No g. SIS 9d to 53s The
market very firm with few lots offering for sale.
CALCUTTA, Sept 12vessels are wanted at 81 per ton
for New York. Linseed advanced Saltpetre advanced
Md
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


ST. KITS AND BERMUDA-Br. Schr. Electric.
10 hhds sugar do, As bbs. do half do. do, A
sheep SKINS 10 calf do IS hdes-Joseph G.. Yates &
Co.
DEMARARA--Br. Bark Annd.
137 hhds. sugar 40 bbs. do. 122 hdes-W. Fl. Perot
BREMEN-Brena. Bark Cdpela.
10 wineA. Schumacher Co.; 100 bus. potatoes
450 denijohns-Geyer & Wilkens; 80 casks potatoes
Stelman Hinrichs Co.; conserves, do sundries
Won Kapff Ahrens 239 do mdse.-A. Seemuller Sons
81 do do.-H. F. Aberti & Co.; 100 do. do. Plate &
Schottler do do, casks dried fruit 81 do Wine SO
kegs sardines los do herrings-order.
ST. JOINS, N. B.-Br. Schr. alma.
357 pieces scantling, 1898 pangs, COO lahs-
Richardson & Co.
BARBADOS AND DoMINIcA.-Br. Schr. Ataldnta.
2s6 bbls. peanuts 900 oranges, 1855 shaddock
bbs. lines, 5 do. lime juice-Spence & Reid.
RIO JANEIRo.-oldg 9. Brig Neptune
1888 bags cofee-order
NEvIs-Schr. Red Wing
9 hhds. molasses do. rum, 5 bbls. sugar, 10 pkgs
tamarinds 100 kegs butter, treturned cargo Thomas
Pierce.
WINDSOR, n. S.-Br. Brig TMcan.
270 tons paster-Kelsey Gray.
COASTWISE.
SAvANNAH-Schr. Nora.
153 bales cotton-J. f. GLENN; 10 do do.-A. c Schae
err q do. Woodward, Baldwin 4 Co.; As do do
T. H. Belt, Jr.
NoRFoLK-Schr. Planet Mars.
130 tons guano-P Macom 4 Co.
CHARLEsTON-Schr. Maryland.
Is bales cotton-A C. Schaeer "a 430 pine lumber
Perry, Trowbrdge < Co.
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=, Inc e correspondent of the New York Times SAYS
emdt the government has rendered to General Paez
@ @tltner one OF three national ships to convey him
home: As the Generals suite is very large, incud-
ing ms family and the gentlemen who came to in
@ ylte MN back, he will select the one offering the
been made. '''''o" l"' NV ~
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At Hopkinsville Tenn. Fair ten brotbe,
named Brown, all mounted on fine gray horse
rode into the ampitheatre, and DISPLAYED the
horsemanship, all being good riders The eide
was aged forty, the youngest twenty. They hac
not all been together for fifteen years Their M
ther was present. and they reined up in front of I'll
glorious matron, and saluted her, while she she
tears of Joy and pride
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Suit has been Commenced nv Wosbirotor NJ
Lean Esq, against Hamilton Co, wherein he claims
damages to the extent of one hundred and twenty
tGoIsand dollars for breach of contract on the part
piece of land according to the terms Of lease from
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DORCHESTER CouNTY.-Capt. Thos. Vickers. bs
sold his farm on Fishing Creek, containing 10 acre
John L. Thomas, Esq, has sold his farm, mes
Cambridge, to DR.. VIM. H. Rogers. of BaItimorr
for 81 400, one thousand dollars cash. II contain
l2O acres OF land, with but few improvements on ii
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The Cincinnati Inquirer says: There is a Lager
beer saloon keeper here who was formerly one Of
the tn Board OF Examiners in the Austrian army.
his hands. But he was imbued with the seheres1''
OF Republicanism, and he now ekes out a subsis-
tence by the moderate sale of larer- 1.~
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A correspondent of the Raleigh Standard, W
has succeeded in the culture of tea in North Ca,
lima, writes that the Paraguay tea which it is pr,
with the "Yopou" which grows wild on the Non
Carolina coast, and is very generally drank amo,
the poorer classes in that section. MANY of !,
captains of vessels prefer supply of it to cofj
as they say their men are, with it, able to endr
more fatigue, and accomplish more labor. 1t gro
wild upon the eastern coast, but when cultiyat
and trimmed makes beautiful tree.
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SEED WHEAT.-2000 bushels of the cele-
obrated johnson Blue Stem White Wheat-sinilar to
that which sold last year with much satisfaction to
those who used for Seed The Commissioner of Patents
has purchased 100 bushels Of this lot for distribution
N Il. BERRY,
au2o Ne, 68 Pratt street,
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FROM PoRT AU PLATr.-We are informed bv Ga
tain West, of the schooner California that busipr
at Port au Platt, when he left, (Oct %, was We,
dull. Provisions plenty, and prices rating We
low; Hard money was very scarce, the Governme
the merchants are paying from $50 to 500 for +
hard dollar. The country was quiet-Ne,O 70,
Sun
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A SWINDLING OPERATION.

A few days since, the State Department, at Wash
ington, announced that it had reason to apprehend
the existence of attempted fraud, originating in
England, and practiced upon the citizens of this
country. The Louisville Journal has been put in
possession of little evidence on this subject, by
Samuel Lawrence, of that city:
This gentleman received letter, dated 'fChar-
ing Cross Office, Trafalgar Square, London, 6th
August, 1885," and signed " John Nicholson"
The writer desired to communicate with Mr. L. in
relation to very considerable property now lying
awaiting claimant; he professed to be a court
agent, and to have traced back family records
through many generations until he is convinced that
Mr. l.. is the legal claimant to the estate, valued at
about S25, 900. This generous information is ac-
companied with request to send him S25, as to
confirm and validate the right, it will be necessary
to obtain copies of certain old wills and documents
now locked up in the archives of the Court. The
cunning rogue particularly desires to have the
Christian name of Grandfather Lawrence, and his
mothers maiden name, though he already knows
them, but wants the written testimony of the heir
apparent. The whole tone of the letter is bust
ness-like and calculated to deceive, but Mr.. Law
renee did not fall into the trap. On the contrary,
he has discovered that the letter is mere circular
copies of which have been sent to other gentlemen
of our State, with the mere change of names
The manner in which John Nicholson has OBJ
tanned the names of resident Kentuckans upon
whom to attempt his operations, has been the pos
session of an old Blue Book, Post Office Regis
ter. Mr.. Lawrence was for many years postmas-
ter at Mortonsville Woodford county, where the
letter was addressed, though he had removed thence
to Louisville. The other copies of the circular as
far as he is aware. have been sent to persons who
held similar official positions.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK Nov. 8.-Flour is heavy-Saes Of 10 500
W VUsstae rs; Ohio S. 20G5 40 Southern S5g6S5
err looga4S cs Western red 1Os cts Corn is firm
y bpshelsyelow 90 cts Mixed a4g5 cts
Lard-The market is steady, Whisky closed frm and
suavars = e. Sugar buoyant and active Coffee
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LARGE PILE OF COUNTERFEIT MONEY.-0n Sunday
last, say the Wheeling papers. while some boys
wandering about over Wheeling Hill, they
chanced upon a large roll of counterfeit bank bills,
concealed in hollow tree. There were several
S2Os altered from the genuine 81 plate and pur-
porting to be on the Chillicothe Branch. These
notes very well done and calculated to deceive.
There is very large number of SIS on the Bank
of Kentucky, Hopkensville, miserably executed.
The paper is Stiff the work done in electrotype of
the worst possible kind and the printing very pale.
Several hundred dollars are in S5's, mean-lookng
imitation of the Bank of Louisville notes. and pur
porting to be the issue of that institution. The
remainder of the lot is in Sl0's of the Bank of
Kentucky, Louisville and Paducha Branches. The
whole batch, with the exception of the raised S2's
on the State Bank Of Ohio, is probably the most
miserable attempt to deceive that was got up
in this line in this or any other community.
MATERIAL AID FOR MExICo.-We learn that Dr.
Z. S. Billing, who has been for some weeks in this
country the agent of Gen. Alvarez, making ar
rangements for sending material aid to the consti-
tutiOnalists in Mexico, leaves here to-day in the
steamer for Aspinwall, on his return to Acapulco.
He has been quite successful in his operations, and
arrangements have been made with Mr.. James r.
Morgan, of this city, under which General Alvarez
will soon receive large supply of Minnie rifles,
muskets, POWDER and lead, and other little arrange
ments of an effective character. With these, Gen
eral Alvarez calculates to be in the city of Mexico
in January next, and to checkmate his old anita
gonist, Santa Anna, in his new plans for plunder-
ing the republic-Nelo York Herald, Nou. 6.
While the steamship Calhoun was lying at Apa
lachicola on the 30th, child of Mrs. Hazard, OF
Mobile, accidentally fell overheard, and three OF
four gentlemen sprang overheard for the purpose o
rescung the child in which they succeeded, bu
unfortunately, one of them, Mr.. Thomas Baltzell
civil engineer, a resident of Pensacola was drown
ed, notwithstanding he was reported an exper
swimmer. Life preservers, chairs, etc., wer
thrown overheard to him, but he sunk almost i'm
| mediately.
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CoMMIssIoNERsH1p OF IynI1N Nrr11ps -Ganaral
DenNer yesterday resumed his position as Commits
toner oL indian Affairs. Mr.. c. Z. Mix will take
% oGe position formerly held by him, that of chief
Genar, ms ms arrangement determined on when
90 DehVer was appointed Governor of Kansas.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-09

pbI ne opening of Pawtucket bridge which connects
Thursday last. Governors DYER and Ranks, mem
ger peps ana ex-members of Congress, State officers,
rne ciergy, military firemen, and odd fellows took