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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
Total. s2ltl5.2i2 elo,4s2 81

Decrease compared with So
The business Of the Clearing House was sl6,33l &.
S3i IS. TIE January interest on tue Bonds Of the
State of Missouri it is stated, the strength Of .e
ecrsphic Dispatch is already provided, in accoriaa
with the requirements of the law, which s;ipulate.
that the funds shall " in readiness thirty days in sd
vance of maturity. The specie movement to the
South has been large during the week, reaching nes.
Al 200 600. The Black Warrior to-dsy takes ss55 Oo0
This item has furnished the bears Of TIE Stock E1-
change With az argument against the money market,
bot the actual circumstances those CT increased eaee
"a practical argument to the doubts aid fears tlgs ap
psaled to- Il viii be noticed by tne nturns of the
New Orleans Banks, and the comments Of TIE Pie-
osuue which we annex, tha. Southern frends are
beginning TO feel something Of the sane sent-
ment Of plethorc oppression, which has bee1
a prominer. source Of complaint in the Eastern
cit!es The amoun, Of coin now reaehc ar aggregate
Of fourteen millions, tie weeks retura sho sing in
oioa-e OF over 100000. The sums new ia transits
will be likely TO swell this ireH TO the poH Of actual
suriet. The process now going on in tie tranE OF
coir from New-YoIk 10 New Orleans fg tie purchase
Of s.e,ling Exchange leeds b., superficial anayss
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Market.PenorteI Lu T,,.grapk.

n' s'Ao Nov -FLora IN 1odsTs.- dersr nsfke' fru;
80 az ts ~ o. ia ~ so.d 70 choice e1tEs To-
a.ats NJ tgan Olo al Cansls; IS s5a 60 .1E double
-. WHEAT 10 moderate demand, rarket hf n sales srD
"a Il = 'Jc .o- Ciesso ePras; 81 ~ ior rsd nsana;
- ioE 9iFsuA.- Clsbi ~ II: o.. wer Ha.1se ant -
of pfirr wLe Indiana drA ani NOMINAL 5A 4-1
rsktEi j Id he'd u Ge7o. RYE " Sse, OAr-n AZ
2',, hei ony .Sa. sales wnisxY fra.r; he'd :: .a2a;
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By TelegPuph.

NEWP0Rr-AIr 26tb schr.. Bepj Brown Inpabsu, Abs
uy for Proydenc Empire, Adams, Dghop fr Phnsdepalsr
and sd. Give NTglni Rschet Eixab~thbpor TOR rev.
tgckt sussn Lndsg sdIon E1sb~ for Pfovdencs
Fyinsfsh, E.ter Huntnst EIs, Wnoo, Provdenes os
Dennis SD bs SoItnsrn Be le, Payne, fon PoIsa fnnot
for Boston
CHARLESIoN-Ar 27th, steamship James Adser Adsni'
hew-Sork--su IL o'clock Eizht 1tlb
sAyANNAH-Arr. 27ib, stesmsh'p Star. NewYork 81.
steamship Forids. for New. fora.
bOSIOSOH Highland gb. sL|siners Albany, from New
Yors Boston K b. Forbes with sbp oeDso~
IL tow from NeE YORK
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% Be iiy' 49,, ,vbich are liz
- bs some financial sathcs,tio.. Tn, sbipps
OF col" IN 'n7 direction "a 70 gysai tesrce voluntary
seivrs IN the purchase Of e-,hsnge az a temporary
.ptePt to employ poir on of the .up,us resources
Of our banks. TIE cor ~ s,3 80 ,vav hsck yal
quite a, soon As wa led in the natural course trade
and m'an''he re increased s,pp'y Of exchange VIII
tend 10 preV' II any material export Of specie - ha
roIe
TIE Merchants Bank hss declared semi annnii
di' end Of three and bali pr cent: payable on th9
J.: Of Decenbe-.
S. Dropeis ne1. suction si'e Of bonds ard s'ock'
will ,ate place OF Monday, the 29th at half past l.
O'Clock g. the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Nco'sy's rgrT daily s1cton sale of
stocks and bouds will take place on Monday Now -,
at bali past Il O'Clock, at the Merchants ENehsnse.
Tie earnings of the Michigan Southern Reilros si for
(. ,b;,d u..L If Nov,fr ber
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DisasaerS. Ar.

sr Tno~,s Nos. 61he Br. BRIG Arab. Of Halifax, pat
here having dsrssted In ,hs 9th Of Octsbes
The bIis War Euss Of Bangor, from Pbisdspas VIA Q"
sails snd proceed N Perusmbgoo.
MopILE Nov. nTbe steamer Eclipse from Moblc 20 noos
gousIy s,Iucs aud sunk toe morning Of ths i'm
niles khw C'hswha Afsr stopping TIE hos @ sSs 49,
e,.o proceeded Montgomery water st one ~
tboct ,et over hsr deck her cargo badly dsmaeeo
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MAR RIEh

rsiv-WILLfAus-Os fhlTsdsy, Nov. G a. Ma La
.st T, eighth street, ~ tb- hes Eivard r. RanLi
- ----~ an Of the late ilhsm Dswsna Of W.rl,.n'
S.,ne SSs5 70 Ff1sbeth J., stcona daasn'ero o. WI"
r,Tr nov DU.HAm-In EIepbursb. N. Y on 1han1sJ'
~ IS by the Rev W Becsl Lyman s9efoa o, e"
bur,h " M. thr.st!sn Duubsrh ~ h'0n'' ~
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COURT OF SPECIAL ssssloNs.-Nov q, 1ass-Bcfo,s

y
Aaa Curry. sealing was0-bol,r; Judgment sus-
pndtN 0eosc Eegau, stealing bank aud Con House
Rcfgse. GsdLer, s',shlg box Of ewclrY a. Pen
tsisfy onobbs rlea ssd, stealing shawl snd other
tsrs; PssiteLtiSy u onthJ Jams McCenu ,tesng
kr.f sid. suspended. Bndgct ad, stealing woocn
Pefiten.iafy months Briaget Riley stealing
az Cabco er teuii-Iy months Pack Wes a.sau.
~; Pc ,enary Eo0th' Henry WILSON ault and
b.',ssy Pelnca9sy uIDntbs Ellen VI Names stealing
s csem jadsnen; slpsnjoGi John e. lieeHAn tBenicls
Boy s,sau eud btoy iedemen suspended AZ request Of
c,np,si.as, r..er MoTeu Mathew BrGnngan aud John
Fiynp s,au aDd ha,tcy fu'd rs each, aud facs REMIT
Akdie Beisel james White; teshos sentence neat
Tesss, .tian assault and battery nr.d SO
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III inst, were as follows:
To,sl - q Al9gli2eO s6geo. &c s!l.slfOd7

Tota..... $50 2a2 *l3gie0 s5,ges $50 s!l,5le 0d7
TIE comments of The Ner Orleans PicayTne are as
follow:
H. the fact of the continued AMI rapid accumulation
OF resources a. developed by the bank statement,
which will be found suboined it is not surprising that
the MOI ~ market should exhibit such decided synp-
toms Of ease as we have noticed fro day 10 day. The
coin las row run up to <li zoo O00 aud the deposits
are nearly swelled to zoo 600. These figures are
OF course cutir.y beyond precedent. While such is
the case the discounts remain stationary; for although
there is small falling of in short loans the reduction
has gone into lougerdaed paper, which the banks
very willing lake in the absence OF other desirable
offerings. II cannot escape notice that, ucder such
attractive ard j, sirabe features these ndI
cate both the foreign and domestic exchanges ttl re-
main largely in our favor. II will be perceived that
the dstsl. balances gradually creeping up, and
thcy MATURE the low rates of exchange offer prohta
bic d.um for rentting. The precise changes In the
bank statement, compared with last week, are as
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COrIEr CALENpAP-TnIs DAY.

SGgRIsE CoUGT-CiRcUir-PARr L-SaGe "a
w4sesz,y, Nov 81 with The a. owing additional Noe l65
1857 SSl o,e5 1891 x23S PART l-Nos 7i1 1878,
2 .e7l 2se, 2i' 2SSo 4tl, $3.50 seas Ss2 2est 2 ss
s7, .tt 2es. XII? 7is, u ZlG 2TA [x, 1860
7a Q ar S, 2l5i 2IsG, 4j, 49, 27i2, ZIG, is $780,
27J2. kisi
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SECOND BOARD.


AUCTION SALES.
so TAldAy mr. Ss..Ios % Lsnci Fir, Ia. Co...loi
Wisconsin School Lands. = 100
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Mnrkets-CAREFuLLy REPORTED FOR THE y. Y TslPvSE.
SArURDsy, Nov. q, 1853
AsHESThe GepaT sor both kinds light aud prices
unehsus.d ses Of Pots at $s623 and Pearl. at s7
CU1TON-The market IL hm the supply small sales OF
I,OcO bsas. Ne repeaI former quotation as Il lows;
gI
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APrl Ved.

Steamship Marion, Foster, Charleston, nde and pss&
Spohord. 1ileston Co
Bak Mischief tBr) wcl.h Turks Island Nov salt to
der yr,s. TO usstrr
Brig Orinoco, Bray Ronjou. for Boston.
Bug Lacy of the Lske, Marshall Rondeut for Boston.
Brig Finsbcer HASKELL, R"Ddout for Boston.
Sem j. o. Hupiin yop Lowell, Boston.
schr May EL1sbe'h, Welsh New Bedford .
Schr Hesn- ConAln, Savannah days cotton, Sc 10 Nc.
CIesdy Mott n 90.
schi Wm Tyson weldin Georgetown, D. c. days, aour.
&c 10 nIocr.
schr r. H. Huntlty, Hammond, Baltimore days, cosL
; hr. Oregon, Lowell, Albany for Boston.
strsmer Pelican AdTi b. Providence mdse 10 sssc o et
Steamer O.ceoa Smith. Norwich and New-London mdss.
and psss 20 T.. II. Rockwell
ssILED-stesmshp Black WARRIOR Havana and NewOr-
shps Walter Lord Ssu Francisco Tborntou Lserpo
Far West Fanny RI -ser aud Ocean Monarch New Orssns
Pomona, Guy MsnneriDg, 6IA VIM. Tapsou, mobile snd
Cth,n .
from oaaarne, barks Indian Belle. Mobile 6efshSs, CT
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
suy-Rses.. T. , Sss........ ASS Aoon-hscs.. Ism
HIsH warsR-rHis osy
Sandy Hook. 1853 Gov lsld. .:.Sp Hell Gsts.... 4A
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Atan eeting Of the Common Council Of the City ot
of Milwaukee few days siIce, gentleman by the
rame Of Van Gland, aud the unfortunate holder Of
- OC0 of The City Bonds permitted 10 address The
Board on the subject Of his debt. He had made the
purchase in New.YoIk last Autumn, selecting Mil
saut ee Bonds as a good investment but failing TO COL
lect bis coupons had waited eleven months, and now
desired 10 know whether his coupons were waste paper
or good securities Before concluding his rem ark the
Mayor Interrupted him, and the gentleman salj, One
moment, Mr.. Mayor; is there no answer for me- =
No Sir" replied the Mayor, and down came the
hammer ard down SAB the stranger. II IS geaty to
be depored that young prosperous and subs.an ial
city Ike Ml~aukee should occupy position so humil-
iatng in gard TO its financesi but Ike most OF the
prominent cities in Wisconsin she has been lavish in he
use of her credit in cid of the various railways con-
sructed that State within few years past, andnow.
when the promises literally given are presented for
payment is forced TO choke down the needy applicants
with hammering and decided No, Sir With
mos, Of these Wisconsin cities il is actually more
question OF ability than anything else, though not 50
with Milwaukee. a large majority OF the public look
upon the dishonored credit OF these cities and towns
with sullen indifference, end excepting movement
tows,d obtsining relief by State loan, have not ma lie
the fret step toward providing for these heavy la6ii-
tics. his Is more dlsgrhcciu thHu te mere ucldut'
displaying as il appears, an utter disregard of tue
relations between debtor and creditor. and lndfer
euce TO the solemn pledge Of that good faith and
creJit" under which tie bonds issued. Tho true
way to work out of this false and very embarrassing
position is to adopt prompt and vigorous measures con-
templang compromise undertaking settlements, either
By means of bonds at reduced of interest,"
be gradually lquidsted by sinking funds by the issue
of bonds at reduced rate say ct 80 20 even co
q cent upon the original claims. Some such compromise
as this is practicable; but while these young cities
Ike the WAGNER in the fable, waiting for aid which
s quite uncertain their citizens should wake up
and put their own shoulders to the wheel.
Navigation closed on the Upper Mississippi Nov. 70,
the same Gay as last year. The boats have all been
laid up for the Winter. Stages are now running in
correction with the railway from Prarie du Chen and
La Crosse. The banking house of George Smith &.
Co., Of Chicago, it is stated by the Western papers s
winding up its account, with depostors, with
Of coinDg the business Of the house to the purchase
and sale Of exchange and the negotstion Of paper.
The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans
Banks on the Goth inst, were as follows:
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COyJPT or COMMON rIEAS-s-FcfAL rERX-Soy. H.
Eef<e Juhft flu.-os --fZcfsevs.
Capp s9s Grdvs.- Motion to rosette order denied
McMieD agt. w sllage-Judgesa ses.led.
Rogers ast. Chamberlan.--AJjIs jIstmeDt Of cos53, in
VIII, ,st-esses' feef allowed def Jjan, all med
Marie agt. ksgJ J.-Arcchmcnt discharged, with
costs.
same set. SssI,e.--Mo.ion f)r attachment against
dsind ssy.2 cousupt denied without costs 10 either
party .,
schwsb est ndenmaster.-Attachment ordered,
tsjisbc ~ SsI
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DURTONs NEW THEATER BROAD
TRIIyu ~aASr SUCCESS
NEW AMERICA COMEDY Of ~
EATBEME->' -
Mr. r. RICHfSGs,
Ma CAROLINE RiCHISGs :. C. Jordan, .
Ma Aea Clihan. Miss Anuis Lonssas M-s II. . PAkss,
W prr OlrlI- }. Moore, Whiting, Grace, JoroAop
All huss-b, II vii BE- played -
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
To conc!uds with
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
The beating sppsTs.us renders n rbeser ne %"
fortabir ~ New boTk. >
M Joha
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VU-1Fa-V KT0-
seven principal staple articles for the week aud year.
s5HN

Decrease compared ~h ;hli u ls57.... Sj
The following is & comparative statement OF the
value of exports from the commencement OF the yearto
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The ship Atlantic, from Helyoe. Sept 49, and Portsmouth
tb spoken Oct 2 In lat 45 55j she has been
Heard from
The canal shr Mary Elizabeth from Philadelphia coal osd.
ed, les slLk OF Astoria
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) a. follows:

The statement of resources and liabilities Of the
banks Of the State Of New-io,k to the mcrnirg Of
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,,S,TEp STATES CIRCUIT CoURl-NOs. -.--Ls.~.~
J.'ge NELSON.
THr SLAYER BAIDrF.
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n-,v,T To RN/rH
Wv IIvx xLsLIx/A ~ --

,StTFp STATES CIRCUIT COUR1-NOs -"--Ie'~.~
Js1ge NELSON.
1Hr SLAYER BAIDEF.
One OF the Jurors 10 this case being absent ms
,ins on account ia fher Tocscdns we've po'|
prnsd iii mex; Monday
srpRO0ATEss CoURT-Nov. 2.-BeioIe Mr.. fD~Ep -
o>' WEST.
ruy WILL OF JANEs p. ALLATRE. - ON
r,is ooornin, oopsiierable testimony was taA ~ ~ %
She mar. Of The copies stssts IN Ibis case Hns5
-, a /. ,,,-sfcd sad tic case Is severely oo9Y
tpE VIII oY LUcRrfIs FtN fiL'i =. 49,.
The decree Las been settled AM en."rei ' ~ h'
90, Mr. L. Fsncher sppeafod FOR H. 70. r. Goa, -
"a Ne,-. Csrnbe.. ard Poneroy r inc '''J w ereLc'
A'A''"'' IN, Will OF ISAAC NEWTON.
T. a.. ,oaar, of This will in Saturday Taper IL wa
is NY a. 80. desi.e9 cerv in suhsc rpt.o;
sAcci ~ - =. so!s Unoa should hive been BaFtis
Union
s,,gREME CeURf~sFscsaL frva-Sov. H.-Before
N'' Judge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tbos l. Rlshurcre, et al at. josiah WindeD, &c
Mo,'oS .or a new t.5s deniyS, Ti;b oosts.
N VrsMBERs.
DIvGgcE CASES.
Robert Fsch sSt. Matilda acknowledgement Oh d
granted 80 a.. ~. -
6rue5 and jeegHsDt0 divorce srsp.ed
sIPrRIOt CoIrRf -oENsa.l rcRN.-Nov. a. Before
-. Bench-DI CIslo..: - -
Wn. RedGor5, &c.. agt- Geo NJ ChsfInan.-p
DER sred ee,t.> appeal % be costs q the Cause to 'm
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The following Il & summary OF the anthracite coal
trsde Of the LeAigh and schuylkll reg ons .or the
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III. vso's of Ood H1l'on delivered ard cea.- l.
CANT. Meter snd Rsfu,r suips the term smof<e.a n
th~ pr.sl. s.,em.n', viz: hom Nov lS9' 20 80 %,
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Mr.. FDwAED G.

One of the iorors 10 this case being absent thi'
onins on account of s,nes fIlher proceeding were P'
.-..A IN next Monday.
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-. Bench-CI CIsioSs.
wr,. Red,6ors e.. agt Geo NJ. Chsrrnan.-~f,r-
sred ees.f appeal % be costs q the Cause to s@de
event.
reversed.
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Total Nov. % 2l iss...................sfI'53& 81
Nes.rs. Taylor Bothers No 20 Wal street, quote
Exchange and Land Warrants follows:
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NJ WFfUkh NiHHsIF NJ w.
UplaIda. Florida. Mobile. N
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A decd of land d

Of land rbaer eXecOl where consists Of kdown lois Or par
Sels be rnade separately and II directory
made FTsss tyre ersr and yoda5e at the iusae
ifae parry ageYics sei, but IS 20. void
EsFroI cat. Sherwood.
The Code b9s not changed the former rule Oi plead.
ing thGt party who has iay performed SPECIAL contract "a
vPon imp.d sssomrs' be o.cr party
5m The tpolii price and Is Lot bound 10 ocoke spe-
ciaiiy uYOn the ggTeeruel-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-20

r4" ~ Madison, WIS., a few days ago,
there was swimming match for . silver
goblet-thc one swimming the greatest
length of time to take the pri4e-no floating
or swimming on the back allowed. There
were eight competitors three of whom
swan five hours and thirty-Seyen minutes,
and then, none OF them maniiesting any in
clination to give up, agreed to come out OF
the water together, and draw lots for the
prize
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-20

HOMEOPATHY IN ErRerE.-Thc London
Homeopathic Hospital has been removed to
premises on Great Armand street. purchased
for SIS, 900, and capable of accommodating
200 patients. In Cronstalt, Russia, n Mill
tary Hospital, containing 5000 beds, the
treatment being entirely homeopathic. is in
successful operation. In Vienna, third
Homeopathic Hospital WAS opened on the
first of June, having previously been Allo-
pathic. Until recently in Muuie, there has
been only Dispcnsary-thcy now have Il
Hospital. The Leipsic Dispensary has been
enlarged; 2,l97 patients were treated there
in 1851; no Hospital has yet been estah-
lished.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-20

LIABILITIES.
The anaOunt Of Liabilities due or not due
~ hanks or other crcditors-Eothing.
I.O~sc- djustcd and due-ncnc
Losses adjusted and nct due. Il oJ6 ~
Losses adjusted, in suspense, waiting
further proof contested l6l ss9 -
All other claims against fhe Company
small for printing Sc.
Agents instructed to take risks exceeding, Slo.-
OuO wiihoct special permission.
The grsteet amount insured In any one city, town
village varies. 81 = .-fg e. .. t.s t-s
The greatest amount allowed To be insured in any
block also varies.
The Charter or Act Of incorporation and amenS-
mrnt T. herewith presented
THOS. X. BRACE, JR.,
Hartford, Jan. lst, ISIS. Sssr,tIy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-20

rSy" \ Catholic newspaper is soon 20 be
started at Chicago, which viii lie the lead
ing organ Of that church for the northwest.
1t is to he made leading family newspaper
of high literary character, such as shall I've
acceptable for the general reading it will
contain but under Catholic control.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-20

ISG" y correspondent in Warrick county,
at the close of a business letter, adds the
following item as to Judge IIoveys pros
poets in that county:
IIorey is gaining every day in this coun-
". \ vote was taken, north of this place,
last week, where n company of eighteen
men were threshing wheat, and the result
was screnteen for Hovey and one for Niblnck.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-20

The House, if mistake not, passed it
nen, con, without asking the yeas and nays.
And thus col ear ng the Wing portion Of
that committee, and that old New Yorker,
played the part Of Isabella toward Mr.. Morse
in this his last struggle to demonstrate the
practicability of the most amazing inven-'
tiou of Che age, the Magnetic telegraph
If the committee had ignored the PROPOSE
ton there is no telling what would have
been the result. That the experiment would
have been finally made, no one can enter
, tain doubt. But when or by whom is the
question. Ii was not within the range Of
individual fortune to make it, and IL it was,
none but Professor Morse would have haz-
arded it, Had he failed, it might have
shared the fate of the Ocean Telegraph
Although conceived years ago. as read in
Cincinnati papersa few days since.sby the
| editor of the Commercial and application
was made to Congress for asSisr ance, which
was entirely disregarded, vet English sa-
gacity seized with avidity what American
supineness had neglected, and took the in
itiative in this magnificent enterprise and
plucked from American brows the glory Of
! the achievement et-~
Gov. Wallace here related some very
! amusing anecdotes OF the way Wm.i J.
Brown used this telegraph vote against him,
and the utter contempt with which the .peo-
! pie generally regarded it,. He told asstory
of the Shelby, county farmer who wanted
him To deny having voted for the telegraph,
and of Jerry johnson, who first suggested
that give would next hear of the people
driving God Almighty's. lightning across
the ocean to split Europe into fragments"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-20
THE STATE OF INDIANA,
ACpIToI ~ STATES OFfICE,

ACpIToR ~ STATES OFfrCE,
indianapolis, IAN. II, iS5s.
WHEREAs, the .Etna Insurance Company Of Hart
ford has flied in this ofiies-a statement of it,
iiton the lst of January. lss, the act of its in
corporation and amendments properly certified TO-
and it, written instruments nominating its Asents
and authorizing them fully and unrs-erSediy to
acknowte service of proccss in the event Of r,iits
New therefore, in pursuance Of the requirements
of An Act to amend an Act cutiil-dan Act for the
Incorporation of Insurance CompanicS, defining
their powers, and prescribing their duties, approved
March 2, 1865, having presented satisfactory evil
dehce cf fall con,iianee to the requirements
and specifications Of that Act 4, Jons w hnpp-
Auditor of the State Of lndaua, do hereby certify
AILss C.@lIALLEcx Of Evansville, n the Agent Of
said Company, l. authorized to transact the business
of Insurance ~ the Agent OF said ftna Ipsurane"
Conrany In this State, up 20 July 1st, lSs 10 the
that he may be commissioned and appointed
by the said Company -f-..- .--~.5. -.
In witness whereof, I have hrrcunto Subscribed
my name and caused the seal of my ofi,a to be at
fixed, this 18th day Of January, ls5s.
F.. JOHN W. WOoD, Auditor of State.
ALLEN c. HALLECk, AcrNr,
n. .,,.a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-20

Bssr \ Ladies' National Equestrian Con-
veution will be held on Wednesday, Ser-
tember 9Th. ut the Union Course, Long Is
land. Premiums will he awarded as fol-
lows To the best rider. q piano forte
worth $500; TO the second best, a silvcr
pitcher and pair of gobhiets worth S3on,
and to the third, gold watch. set with dia-
mondS, valued at 5000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-20

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ' W.
Hartford County. s 30
HAKrfoRn Jan. lst- ISIS
Personally appeared before me, a Ju-ti'- of the
Pc.~.-, duly xua flied 20 adminiScr' oa'is, TuonAs
X. BR,cE JE-, Secretary and made solemn oath that
the foregoing statement of the assets aud cvndi-
tion Of the lEtna Insurance Company j. trIs.
1IESRl FOWLER, Justice. of the Peace.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-20

O y the New Lumber lard. corner of Main and
Eighth Streets. % r--- a-r'--r
4 II eRprR To make room for our new stock OF
LUMBER now here, and on the way, we will sell
our pryI.umber at ve-y low prices, and less than
ever before offered in this market.
We have good stock of Pine Shingles, Dress
Flooring, Dress Csiling, &C., always on hand
We will lie receiving Lumber direct from our Mill
in Pennsylvania, by every riss during the season.
WATSON, NEWBERRY & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-20

Bes" The new California mail route will
be opened on the first of October next, by
the way of the Tehuantcpec Isthmus. The
steamship Quaker City, it is said, has been
purchased to ply between this city and
Minatitlan, and Will soon make her appear
ance in these waters. The company are
about to ship stock for the road-a large
number of Troy coaches, and several hum
drcd mules for purposes of transportation,
until the Tehuantepec railroad is built.-
The coaches will start from the head of nav
igstion on the Minititlan river and go
through Tehuantepcc on the Pacific between
daylight and dark, a distance of one hun
drcd and forty miles, which will be accom-
pliShed over an excellent road by means Of
relays of fresh teams at stations eight er-ten
miles, or less, apart. The time by this
route viii be eight or ten days less than
that by the Panama Isthmus, and the com
. pany have the mail contract.