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born, and We believe, still liye two literary per.
SOILS Of nearly even years. but of widely dissimilar
characters tendencies and attainments. They
and George Lunt. Each has written verses; but
there the parallel ends. Whitter's-many Of
them, at least-are poetry; Lunt's might be recit-
ed or chanted to a non-particuar crowd on a
Fourth Of July after the expenditure of gunpOwder
alcohol and other stimuants had raised the general
patriotism to ervd and undiscriminating altitude;
but poetry they are not, any more than Lightning
Trains Liverpool Grafton or Caleb Cushing's Rich
mond anti.Agricutural Address. Therefore, Mr..
Lunt does not shine on the pages Of - The House.
hold Book" hence, The Boston Courier is excru-
tiatingly funny over the sectional and partisan
character of it's editors selections.
Take smother case in which the justice Of the
editors discrimination is not quite 50 palpable--
that of Lowell and SAKE. Each is htlmorist-
Lowell one Of the most pungent and characteristic
that the rugged soil Of NewE England has produced.
But Lowell is not merely 8 humorist-he is gen.
une poet, as none who has read his "Hebe, "
"Rhrcus," "The Birch-Tree," or one that We
Hkc UcttcI soou ouSAs VI MS 1uVsNo Az snS AA"~0~
hold Book, Z" The Snow.Stom," can doubt. SAKE,
on the other hand, though merry joyial, pleasant
companion, (sometimes) successful punster and
genuine wit, is just the most unpoetical Of beef
eating mortals. He is sincere skeptic with re-
gard TO Human PrOsress--an honest believer that
the Ninth Century was far superior to the Nine
teenth; though had be lived at the earlier century
he would probably have deiied the Third instead,
and slipped away occasionally to some unnotcd
island, some solitary cavern, to sacrifice bull to
Jupiter. In a collection of the memorial liza OF
American humorists, SAKE would properly mold a
high plsce in collection Of the worlds poets, he
finds no place, as vas 6t.
OF course, the reader must not be msled BY the
current clarnor into the belief that oniy or Anti
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ihs Asslk Nsal. ia e couple
isnfa hAa lala espl Hs M tsrni
fad iwlfi eaniil0a M ihe ffee
heRfow n tta' t0mmaHif Ne
mHh' ih0 flllgt.hg rtiiaei fsmai.s
NJ it ailt'mt
| Nml ne fat ha ds,,lap,1 =,
uw'na 0luHH What lhf hetn
naloi iln eal tif0asll, ata pfoia
itg WmmHH.iY, lY lhN mhu. all
ucsi0es We lnd, upoh ,samina.
lion, THAT SOME two ~ ihfee hundred
nesfoei are lilo loaiofa, ellhcf living
~ Che hnIla ~ gambling, Or ale
lhni. whose mnflrfs have, With ihpif
lrelom, given lhem property anl
inancy uihers rulllst hy pltLnr an
quarters ald halves IN ehofing about
town Nhi'en few ony he found,
llke men to Tie counrty, engaged Ia
agricultural employment, illc major
liy prefer t. live about Acnia, anil
earn q prcearious subsistence from
lay TO day AnOtlier Characteristic.
and soil wul'c one, "a that when thew
SO m'ony !. goes Ike water Tho
dnkey loses his good dinners, his
good clothes, aud tho uscicss clcc,.
srat Of llfe too wcll,o resist crafty.
ls hi, taste as long as there Is a
shot 10 the locker. Nor are they
ihrItty, whom supplied with mum.
icehcc 10 start the world with. A
gcnllcman from the South, who has
quartcrciupon u farm ia our county,
some OF his cmane.paled slaves.
duriusa a late visit dctailo,, the fol-
lowing facts; lIo said he found
everything going to ruin abou, tho
place ; tho work lhtil,lcssly done :
The negroes living !lke nabbbs. and
supporting numbers Of their friends
whose purses were empty. and IN o
few years, II things wen, on IS ,hey
we're gong, tlcy must como 70
poverty.
What good viii such class Of
persons do tie community Unless
paupcrism aud crime are esteemed
as benefits, none Whatever.
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Geoit, Alotirr.
THINGS TO CHERISH.

H. eyes that look with love on thee,
fhit brighten with Ihy smile,
ir ml'ely bill thee hope again.
II thou ar, sad awhile;
b. cyss thar. vhNnui words ar hrcashci,
clz' fuully into ihinf
~. cherish ,hcm, ere thay grow dim'
| Fhsy may uct always .hiue!
|. D. taishfal hrarts srnnnl thee,
TIN; GLOW With love and youth,
lha, time aui car meier set hnyc scared,
Sar ravi.hrifof TIER iruth.
H. hearts vhpse beti.nss 80 have hcarl
when thrrhhiag near oar aNn-
|ih. cherish thcm these bealIags hashed,
fsF,k', desry.t ,uavs afc SnHc.
| n. day. vAcn thsrc arr hraris and eyes
That threh sud h'am ~ iheri
be few Zee, hours whsn w. doth seem
bright ss snn,mer scs.
as thrilling mem ehss vhen 60 spegk
Ths fall hatri's iay j vain
la. cherish their one gone. alasl
Iaey ~ e. lgrn agtid'
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sAIE.sr. swyETE,r, DEAREST.

|siy. ~ vhu name can iurst
ls ssuse. dear girl. Of whst thou arts
Nav. .hoash 10 frewn ihea darssi,
| y sty than a' ~ Tirls ,hs pride.
Nd. though that meist iip mas shiie
Mile, III csll the es--fairsst.
W. re-,hst vari can hut sxrysss
NJ .1fi anil winning lovsliuess
Il which the .isht thou meetcst;
Rls ~, tbs hsasg ihs temper. too
- .pe,i. ~ sweet lhi that vill DO
" liie' III cal ,as, Sweetest
hs, fsies,, swss,cst. vain would he
" srcak ths lote fccl faf ,hec.
Why sril'a thou a. thea hearess'
Bseaase.r she cried. SONS htilc name
j. al wlsh frum thee 70 claim
That rrccisus name i Dearest -
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HOOPS

Nach has been written and still nor,
s'ii abos, these articles. A bastwoed
's-rs psndsn, q an ssShahrs, Ike our
MI. e partial ,o them. ard gives ,h,
allowing aisics;
What rvrsmidic misn Il sivesi
What beauty what dssisnl
Cd men admire. Young orss desire
Amaii IN erinsline.
fksn 20 and hay eriaaline.
. Ind par just whas yea please,
fsa have nv vcr,i. i is inferred.
Nexs winter yua'lI not frseae.
!. 70 hcmelv friend Of mine,
Who. DYING for bsas.
ieasaesd 10 meet. ave this receipt,
To 'isvis.e her VOC
40. Fct." ssys I. ga crsusline.
Asi wear Il. yua iac~ hoe =
ps vsa suppose ! earvj her woss2
She has baby now
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% n WHILE YOU'RE Youxo,

Assirens are such rrnasuei
tsr phrsses said or sung.
= the earliest thing b. chiiiren tauchl
s"es 4 While ycs'rs vcunxs-
isse which they eli sbes,
asi II the trssh we're ted.
. vsss majority keep On.
Nd 80 1" vhsa thsysr. Cd.
sAsr Fa-sss which often eIid-s
nssse fsn the In.
- q - siu;sessse
y - heasty etG 'er rirs-
hse I y - tnss keys
| = a. % ftsgseaslv,
M she ess RI ss nssv'
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lh iHl.Wpf lhF ei.Hf6f Hfiu
iefehi,hl Hfhhl Ni nh'laHNt.ll
Htsh tlih lH rHNhhl mfilIHss
paflleihtIy sleh thn damgOis o.
sseleiY esia ihH aauannaHln I'd
lAm' b ehpa .ulmtif ff.na msl
ha Interested liul nhoH 'I pHhlll
teal fequllo, /, nlrHlle I0mial.si,
WIN IA nu' nhN0flhy N ha mlllhf.
viii hesitate ns D. iho lee u daiy.
lleuce Il y ihat W. nppfoith ihs
question lhhl hoali lill Article. With
The deelaal.Hl, that PERSONAL vu
lnNc % purpose ~ saoci of lhdl
'ldunl Interest," ~ f'alp. un The con
lfaty, lhersihbllahmrht " ihe mthi
ufe, lof which wc shalI ouulonl. mny.
fora time--iu appearance ii lcifl
lhlnre, pecuHuly, s0mo of or
Mfmesl fIomls lio Tint as h mRy.
W. shall advocate what We honestly
bolioye VII suhscrye lhc le.i hi
iercsla Of the South fcellng assur
I'd, that While others may not sgt G
with ~, those who know a., 1t ltasi.
will not impugn cur motives,
We'll ia II right TO make mechan.
ics Of alayesi Tint many negroes can
aud do make admirable mechanics.
especially in wood ard iron work
We admit: and thus We isnole. a,
once and forever, the ,imc.seryinr
argument, based upon the want Of
capacity iu the negro. And II these
negro mechanics we're confined to
tic plantation of their owners. the
question propoundei in our caption
would never have demanded a soln.
lion. For on tho plantation of his
owner alone, no one will, We ptc.
sume, deem il rcprchcnsible to en-.
ploy negro mechanics. But when.
ever his labor is thrown into market.
in opposition to ,ba, Of the White
mechanic. an inivry. and A scrius
one. is inflicted. no, only upon the
respectable Artisans Of the south
bu,also upon the institution Of slave.
~ itself.
To ask the Southern mechanic 10
ccn,iuc inscnsely pro- slavery, while
the "insti,usiensn IN ono of the
phases, iS literally snasching the
bread from his mouth, il requiring
an extent u devotion 10 tho South
which is mo, TO be expected from poor,
weak human nature. And as South.
crncrs. determined a, all aud every
hazard, to maintain the institution u
African sevi,udc, Is il philosophic-
Is il safe--io solicit. court aud taun,-
iugly challenge opposition at home,
10 ask the question is TO answer IL.
The cotton field Is the legitimate
sphere Of the African; !, seems to
be the place tina, God has fi,ed him
for !, has elevated him IRON canni.
balism to christian nsnhooi, and
there !, Is saics,---it Is the part Of
sisdom--.o le, him remain for q
season. COcrce him to usurp the
position Of a competing sFiisan, and
yourlace the honest, snsophis'ica,ed
AfriSsn IN . false position; while
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An English paper relates the fol.
lowing circumstances a. uAyins hap.
pcncd some tine ago IN Kllkcnuy !:
a tabor, who was married 10 .
very siclly woman. got enamorcd Of
a young girl who lived in his neigh.
borhood, and on 'sf,ain conditions
he agreed 10 give her promise, in
srlilhg. to msrry imusl l.a,elyon tho
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Tng wnols Sroay.--A young
man named JamesPoxets Was hang
Cd al Washington, on Saturday, for
mrr''sr.s Just icforc mounting the
scaifoId he bajc his bnsker farewell.
and said: "Rsnenber what ! told
yOa. l.: the, liquor alone" The
same counsel has gone forth from q
thouand seaFolis in this country,
and IN echoes arc hssri In MANY .
prison cell. We waste much breath
and ink In Specializing upon We
cas<es Of crime and its exuaordina.
~ increase u latNyears. But the
confession of The criminal tells Us
the whole truth Of the matter. 1t is
rum that makss icmonds out of men
Of originally good impslses; il is
ram that is filing our prisons, feed
Ing the gallsvs, aud diminishing 10
securisyof life and property. To-
der lie accused innsenes, nm who,
when sobcr, would die rsshcr than
eesmi, . dishonest se,ioa, serurlc
ne, 70 pefpesrzse forgery, robbery
and murlcf. Of III he propositions
for the prevention ef crime ~ src
strongly penssdei that shers = noes
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allanyi u fHamHil1 lha HimsI
eaun lleii ffsfths Which could ha ad
iaeta ~ lailns um gafy lnraf ial
siep hfFfa entering ila iNHfaH NE
fAtFselian 4 stuFn aud oulfasfi
hroh Ne y lhp banking lhsiIialwhs
p thp spuiiy ! vuullasy loHshi
llfiasa hqfe, lllmfiil pall No. lean
Nl ~ eaf aen ay0l, ifl thfh plNek
lhq mote oal " tur bfuihelH, !
vii nov elei ny remifha ty encf.
iar tlle FDll1H'h8 realpiion
D. WHnekA " il incompatible With
good reason " espsei aui reliable
ellofl ot col 10 ID entered upon of
accomplished With hdtllly hY 4 eom
humly That B ilairelcl end divided
ID All W. mgt vital Interests and
lnaklng la thai halmeny which will
advance w uwn prosperity, he Il
lhefelore
n 0ipei, That We, ,he merchants
and business men " Memphis, (now
assembled for The purpose Of cohsid.
cting and recommending such meps.
urcs A. will tend to correct tho evils
uf ihe present syslem Of banking
IA thi, Stsic) that before entering
upon that duty, We first make the
effort 70 eradicate tho mhny evils
that exist in our own midst as . c0m-.
me,cial community, and that IN or
ier TO do 40, will cast aside our putty
iealcuslcs and disiras,a, and mite
our Efforts towards the cs,abllshmcu,
ol q Chamber OF Commerce. That
wc will cudeavor 10 reconcile our
common interests as commercial
community, and offer 10 each other
anI TO our patrons throughout the
country, some guarantee for the
faithful performance OF any aud all
obligations VIC may resolve upon.
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1 fHHH"| wv" |"HH#
that he va ilahiaaliha H. haslass
lol hlm upph d. cheapest lefm-. II
lakes lle liieny " lslosiug esres.
,lFe rates upm lhp tihof bfaaeh hI
NJ. trade - malp ~ tbo deficiency
The ietppa, relying upsn lhe u,puI
Vihel feQrlH'a mpHg At ihH mHlIaH
VI thcif riahs rhH, e. ssy lhl
least n ", istefy lnilc ~ abuse.
and ~ case VI panic. would hflta
lheln 10 very neaf lho same n0siliuf
ol The Cillasns' bank, ogf vhus,
fe'ahlna W. aie nov aslan llel d
sing q tequiem. A. faf thoie that
make the perqalslles Their slay, lhc
lcasl said The heller.
slr, There are now numbers oi
gentlemen on lhls hoot whom | have
often heard 10 say chat tho cotton
business Of THIS city could hot b.
probably coniucled at less w..
muncralion than taa and hall pcl
cent ic,, Mr. Chairman, gentle.
men como out with long disqulslllons
upon tho dsquiclcd and distracted
condition Of our financial nilhirs, and
wind up With the startling announce.
menl that they will store unl sell
cotton Of fifty ahl sfycniy.Gve cents
per bale, aud so on. wll gcntlo.
men toll US how loug Il will take, ut
this rate OF compensation. to attain
that Independence which will enable
them to rcnd then shacalcs Of bond.
ago to foreign banks, insurance
Offices, ETC.. and invest something
towards creating these institutions at
home, over which We may exercise u
control, instead OF being amcnable
for the recklessncss Of foreign iusti.
tutions over which We have no con.
troll! | fear, Alr. Chairman, tina,
this generation will hardly realize
that good time.
But, cir, while reminding gcn,le-
men ., home Of what seems to mo as
being their lollics, would not have
the planting community lay the
liatlering unc,ion to their hearts,
that they have had no hand ia
bringing ahou, shls distracted state
Of Affairs. |, seems % ne. sir, IN
their pafsimony toward their mcr.
chants, that they have made them.
selves equally .Isameabls. For. sir.
while they are expecting their mcr.
chants to strain every nerve 10 attain
the very last thirty second of q cent
on thc.r cotton, they are s,raining
every nerve 10 SCI how small a com.
pcnsation sheyscan scrcv him down
to. While they are annually aiding
Ihe broad scres to their plantations.
and increasing The number Of their
forces, their merchau, Is barely
enabled TO exc ou, . living. Gcu,le.
men here know this TO. be literally
true. the exceptions arr very rare,
while on the other hand we're the
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RiTurR lNQuIsirwE. --0ld Gov.
L. OF Vermont, was one Of tho
most iu,eieraie iokcrs Of the carly
times in Which he figured.
One Fall, as he was returning FROM
the Legislature on horseback, as usu.
al q, ,ha, day, he was hailed from q
house ty garulous old maid, who
bad el,sn annoyed him a.,h qacs.
Iions respecting public affairs.
well, governor" said she, com.
ing towards the road, "wha, new
laws have you passed ., Montpelier
this time
"well, ore rather singular law
among tie r's," be replied.
"sow ell. Now, whn.is Il, GOV.
crnar!' saii tie excited qaerisl.
Why, thu, the woman 10 each
town vic has The smallest iaouih
shall be warranted a husband"
"Mha,,,n said tho other. drawing
up her ingu'h TO the smalles, com.
pass, wat q queer, curious law
that il ~
"ie, 10, We basc passed sno,llps
,ha, beats has--,hc woman who hos
the largcs, mouth IL :, have ,eo has.
bands"
Why. v.h-a.s." exclaimed the
old maid. Instantly relaxing her
mouth and tresching i, wider Al eve.
~ syllable. I" VIA, = remarkable
Lev that :, whca does II come ~
force, govcuor'
Atthis tlc governor put spurs TO
his horse nd vanished. Perm nj
Eagig.
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.ToI, WORK

~ sil pEscairfioss. from large Hand
Bll, 10 Fame, cards. donc With Neainess
,nl Dispatch, aud % reasonable terms.
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y NJ nlser,issmqals,
| .cr A. fdg mol fsfcgnite M figh N
W legislature ~ ifisflsfs Nth. ~ hf
y pflfe af ny iahnr, irish " di'iigfilv
\ lfniold MAJ ail tffai iirfriising
s4,l pig ne NJ Ne rils N 4 per square
VI W liae, % lfs, ior ~ fret lnieril0n,
n NJ cents PEI siuire for rrery tubir.
mat lppniioH. II parties are moi MI.
~ 10 psI those prices, ihey must pgb.
~ siss rhffs Hdn IN me- Penold Star
VI. \. Wan, Proprietor.
erAll communications must be ad.
rs..el 10 ". ). W.sp, Es1., Pamela,
la,i,.itri.
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Government Jobbing.

The New York Times winds up an
article on the Willett's Point bust
ness, in these appropriate words.
The fact is, Government jobbing.
seems 10 be fast becoming the settled
and permitted practice OF the country.
From the open, unblushiug bribery of q
Wisconsin State Government, to the
fagrapt hawking Of patronage and place
which has for years been the main
business of Washington, the whole
public movement of The country seems
to have been tainted aud corrupt. Mr..
Buchansn's, Administration is rapidly
winning for itself tho splendid distinc
ton of having more openly encouraged
this tendency, and Of having given
greater IMMUNITY and impetus to the
system of frauds upon the Treasury,
than any Of its predecessors. Even the
Galphinism of the Taylor Administra-
ton is completely dwarfed aud eclipsed
by the developemeuts of Fcsi Smelling
and Willett's Point.
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The following is. from the Ne,

- The following is. from the New
Albany Tribune. 1t is curious sketch
Of secareer, which, We presume, is about
coming TO a close:
GEs. JAMES II. LAsE.-1his notori-
Gus personags is row as dead politically
as a man can well be, aud he has no one
TO blame for il but himself. lie might
have maintained his position as the
leader Of the Free State patty of Kan
cas- for long time if he could have con
troll cd his passion. but this be coIld
never do. His lifo has been one Of Bit
terness, hatred. aud personal difficulties.
In early life be had q officially with
Capt. r. w. Gibson, which resulted in
a challenge, but for some reason they
did not 6 sht. He next comes in collis-
ion with q liquor seller named Smith,
add stubs hfm so that his life was for
time dispaired of. The stabbing was
done AT NIGHT. A short time after
ward he attacks the Hon. James II !.
Cravens AT NIGHT, strikes him Ia the
face, and then runs off 10 place Of
safety. He next attacks snd strikes a
lawyer named Vail, non combatant.-
His next difficulty Is with Col. E. Du-
mont one armed with a Ratchet, the
other with a cane. They are separated,
and 60 to Petersburg. Ky, to fight a
duel. As usual something turned up to
stop the affair before any blood was
shed. He goes to Mexico, and while
there has diff culty with General Joe
Lane, in which guns aud pistols are
shown but not used. He returns home,
persecutcs the lawyer Vail. and again
attacks him, this time with an iron po.
ker. Vail draws pistol. presents it al
Lanes breast, but not having been prop.
ery loaded. il misses fire, and Lanes Ii Ge
is saved. He goes to Congress, attempts
10 brow bea; Mr.. Hunt of Louisiana
who promptly challenges him. The
matter. however, as usual, was "amica-
BILE adjusted" He goes 10 Kansas
where be has several difficulties, ending
with his recent murder of friend am
his own aPjutant general. His politica
career and moral character would foru
a chapter about on par with the above
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OF Stanley Matthews, UHited States
District Attorney for the Southern Dis
trict of Ohio-who was appointed by
Mr.. Buchanan before the meeting OF
Congress-not having received notifi-
cation Of his confirmation by the Sen-
ate, considered his appointment to have
expired according to the Constitution
and on Tuesday declined to act Longer
as Attorney for the United States. 1t is
said he has compromised himself at
Washington, by an anti-Lecompton
speech on q recent public occasion. -
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= THE CAsAL--Thos. Bowling, Esq.
publishes card in which Re says the
damage to the canal by the recent storms
is very severe, yet it is but ,rife to
The injury done to its revenues BY the
Legislation Of the State; and that it is
the intention Of the Trustees to repair
the breaks and Injuries from the ele-
mente. and 10 keep it in repair so long
as it will yield dollar Of revenue. We
hope the Trustees will be as energetic
action as tbey are spirited in language
and professions.
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-vincennes has passed an ordi-
nance for putting on license to sell
LIQUOR One hundred dollars per year is
charged. -
A CosrLY fRIAt.-Tbe qis Of Can
cemi.in New York. for sbe6ting po-
licsmsp.-has already cost The Ssste $2e,.
600: Of which $500 wen, Tor dinners
for jurors and counsel. The case is not
yet terminated. 80 1sS'
CoRs.@Seyenty Ave days Of warm
sun, with or without occasional showers,
will insure an average yield Of this great
staple in half dozen Of the. Western
Sistes; and though there is much uD-
easiness manifested just now, there is
no reason to believe that the prospect
Is hopeless, though it is discouraging.fy
The rate of taxation ia Sacramen.
to, Cal, it 50 Oh the one hundred dol>
lars, and the total amount of tax levied
is 100000. Of this S737 600 has been
80 "
collected. etises.s-
There are now four hundred and
eight convicts in the Indiana State
Prison. The Warden finds il very diff.
cult 10 find accom- odations for all Of
them. 1, will be necss sary either to
greatly enlarge the present prison OF
build new one. .-
| - The Richland Iron Furnace, in
Green county. is making eight tons o.
superior pig iron per day. The COM
pany. have recently discovered new
vein OF ore. better than any heretofore
discovered, which yields so per cent o
iron. .T
The Democrats Of Marion .coun
ty have put two Of the publishers of pa
: pers 10 Indianapolis. in nomination 70
the Legislature. They are both wei
! qualified to serve so respectable con
stitucncy.
- Inc Directory OF New fOrk CIT.
for 1858, contains4. 900 names less tha
I that OF 1857. From this fact il Is in
ferred that the population has decrease
+, more than three per cent. during th
panic aud the suspension Of business.
THE amount OF funds in tn
hands of guardians in Posey county q
- the present time, is stated by judy
> Fisher. to be Sll3.04i; an amour
larger enough to establish a respec,abf
y banking establishment. zi erfa
"A grand national parade of fr'
men will take place at Albany, n. Y
/. "Wednesday and Thursday ,29 h and 3otI
An invitation is given to the firemen
the U ion to participate. "
9 The Mormon agents In Englan,
n says the London Chronicle, have stoppe
If emig =ouon from Europe, during IL
y pending difficulty, but probably will r.
r sumo operations as soon as it is decide
to wha, quarter they will direct the
IS steps. Ea-sr. 1854
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-21

W The difficulty between Senators
Gwiu and Wilson was referred to o
commission Of three Senators for con-
sideration, the parties pledsing them
selves 10 abide by the Judgment of the
committee, and make such apologies
and retractions as it should declare &c
De proper. This is new way of ad
justing unpleasant personal difficulties
among members of Congress, which is
much commended in the Northern
papers.