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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-23
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1858


| TSO LET-7O SINGLE GENTLEMAN. AT NO Ora
mercy pIk large furcise.i sitting ron hsndson.
airy and comfortable In 9th bedroom 1t
ssted snd bresxIAst required Asferebces hlnged.
Fan ly private.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-23
INTELLIGENCE OFFTCEs.

q II, rssILrys WAVING acOD rrEvsTTu rfxre
- sis'ely, cb>is the, Al ihs isrgt raaute "a,
yDme 'of drnesiict. lA llh 81 sy Yhs srss
s-e Home hss sbun Of olv s.psss bsr q -ra 81
1crdacied ny respectable AuericNa LADY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-23

COUNTRY BOARD AT RAvENswooD, L. LA FEk
" FIST class boaTcers enjoy ell the comforts Of
ty home Ut the bsaufifu residence known he Man
House. Of the late Col Gibbs Stages the door
and of by For forher parcu
kn apply 70 q. LIS FORT CO., as Broadway.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-02
Notice.

NE W KNOWN. tht 7, HELEN AUGTSTA
~ WttttNMS1N, m'rri"i ~om ~ WI W
ls,na-d Wni,.ns,r ho,h r"si lAu'- of the c"In'
mite md state ot Cll f'rnia, d. h"re'N h'c''"
hrh " nav intention t. cVry on hn~iheSs" "n w y
seen,,t ne saie " ,i"r i1 ~" hf~ln"s~ " ''o',
b. Ing si the town nf IA nil on. in -1if county h'i
that the am"uai f IN ,n"y ar cunt II '"vr~tri w wa
u.uess o-ig,nalv, d res not exceed the sum oi h'e
agasand d',lila-s ,,-
lE,EV AUGUSTA WILLIAMSON
sr,rg ~ rArlv"RvtA. County of Ruttr.
Refese ,re. Hiram 'um IN tice OF the Ponce W
N tv std r,1ut il n" t,wn-hip "t han't "
ssonsllv anpaar.d arnearei u"l-1 Aug iS't u" H.
IN en- m. e-sOn Wy known n he the W lVln"-
ID srihed In md wh ,pxe"uied the foregoing n"c-
aai' n. ard 'ring nv first tuly sw"r" h'' on
~h d-~larp after nni ing nv III IN ''xhnl 'hu"h ~
int ant sp.r fr IN nm al h"u' The h"arllg ~ ne,
vi hn.'aai. MI "A aint d wiz the clNe'I -,
n ne oine der rt'ibr. " at the SFrn" - rue ''
'sev.cntai tho sam. fr ely nat vol tna'tlV WIN
vt fpar. cnnnr son or u dur inf renee ~ h'T
s''N"nt ant N sNe do MT ire to retra't 'h'
h.eu'ihn II the simn. .
INs UJ tN CRuN.
hl7-3v Ju.tjre ni the Peace
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Summons.

~svE OF CALIFDRN'A--IT THE
Gn,.,,c, ,,nurt OF the Fire.nth IudiciM Disiric,
- '.,x If Rw,ta Ioanna Wager. We Rudolph Va
= ..,,en rnmght In the district C"urt of the
c.,,h Judicial ni+irict. and the cannant Flied
". s.,n,, of Butte in the office OF the Clerk oi
"a pisfr ct ''ourt.
- p.d..Irh Wager:
a.. hereby required to npneAr in an action
"a, .gainst you NV the above natred plaintiff in
r,..,r;,t t,nu-t ~ the Fifteenth Ju iicnl Dis r'ri
M.s OR the COUNTY nf Bu't.. and to answer the
p".,.,n, fled therein n copy of which accnmpu-
c,s,. ..mmnns) within ten davs (eNrlusiV4 Of
A., of servic,A after the service nn YOU "r this
e--o,. II served within This County: il sarv"d
S"|,hIs ,nnts. hut within this Judicial District.
-. ,ve,y days: or If erv Il oui Of said u sirir'
~, vi,hin cert days-or judgment 10y default will
S,,ken aesnst yoH.
p. .,,d action Is brought TO obtain decree of
. .n,tt to ii.siv,. the hnnd4 of III tiri rO"v cNis'
VIZ w ~, ~sep yaIr. ,f anl sai PlIniif aud TINT said
,,.,e coa'r ,ci ne forever annuiled. ana % aipt Il
~ e,ee of thi. court b. divorced aud forever freei
~. ,,, the said def. ndnn' aud if yOu fail Ia "p
- .,d answer the srid cCmolaint IA above Re-
r,sd viii apply u the Court for the relief dumnn
u in her said c"mnlaint
- Given under INV hand ard the seal ot the
n a tD,strict Court. f the Firt"enth judicial
r. ni.,rict this Pend dav of lune. in the vra'
:, an, Lord one thousncd eight hundred and fny
eight NJ IT n,pp,c,, ,-,.,
.s.d Py J. II. MARBLE. Deputy.
HAAS l. Howard. Attorneys for PI.inIif.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-02
Constable Sale.

|DY VItTUT OF AN ENF'UTIpN
IS issued nut nf John :. Brrry's court a Justice
The Peace in and for Ophir Township. Comfy ot
H.tte and ate Of ali'ornia to ME directed m" e
|F,,red commanding me to make the su n OF two
Itunir.d 500, dollars principle debt and SIX
NgN dollars interest AMI accruing Interest on
n. ame at the rate of tive per cent per month
| hm the 9th day OF January ID 1873 until
vh and all cost Of suit taxed in the su g" hite"n
Twenty one-hundr-ths (Slj 70l dollars together
| Irth all accruing costs said writ wherein % w.
ia rlaintif AMI . Norris is defendant.
II ave levied upon and will expose at puhc sale -
Iha highest bidder for cash on Thursday the
In day OF August. \ N 1858, at the h"nr 80
|0 o'cloek =, NJ of said dav. all the right TUE ana
|stsr,s oftNe ahnve named defendant in an9 70 'ne
ftlowite d..crihed property. TO wit; that cerutt'
k.c- parcel OF land lying and being ana S'tuttei
! the town Of ',roviie ountv and state aforesaid. .
tsrrbe nd designated on the plot or map "t sald
1vn Of ,rovill. ~ lots numher one AMI tw" IN
knL AZ with the hons. thereon together with AT
n srvul ar tbe teneusuts npredit%mentS ana ap'
St.ns noes thereurtH hrlnnping or in any wise ap.
3tsin,g o. TIL. above sale to take pltc" ~ front oi
Ans Perrr's Off. in the town Of orJville, Coun-
)nd State Aforesaid
p. MAGUlRE, Constable,
Dated july 18th. 1858
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-02
insolvency Notice,

cr,rg or CRLitGRN'A-CnU 1Y OF rUTTr
- Scounty Court ir and for Rutte County. In the
..,,.r Of the petition of Joseph Woods An lnsol-
~, n.htor In pur rsuancr of an Order male hv
~ ,ion Thomas " ellis Judge of said ''ountv Court
,.h.mhsrs in said County ot the 10Th dav of July
n 1858 notice is hereby given t" the creditors oi
4. .aid Joseph woods. Petitioner in lnsolvency y
s,rriu 10 be and appear h"i"r" the ~ out ON
a. 6,.t dry Of the September term \. D. 1898. tn
~. a, Mol day the 18th day Of September. \. u
is,s Al the hour Of 10 o'clock 4 NJ of that dav,
Ia, and there to how cause. II any there h" why
|u assignment of said tnsolve"ts estate should not
II m, ,de and he he discharged from his dehts AS hv
lin prayed for IL l. further ordered that all legal
,reed Is against said Insolvent or the collection
the several or any 'f The debts set forth ~ sud
Isthedule be stayed until the final determination OF
His cause.
/ Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court
I,6red this the 10th dav Of iuly A. u 1858,
NJ. u. DARKAII. 20. clerk rutte Co.
f.s,lJ w. II MARBLE. Deputy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-02

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIzEis one
of the largest and b weekly pa ere oi the dny An
l.npefiAi Quaftu containing eight ages, 81 iuNy coi
umn- "f entertaining Original ina Ter, sud elegantly
! illustrated every week.
A gif, worth from 30 cent. to 30l 60 IN guli viii
be presented to each subscriber nmediasviy ga rv-
cuirt OF the subscription money.
One copy for one Star.. s? o. and gin.
| One copy tor iwu ehrs.. ~ d gilts.
| Oue copy for three years. On and gits.
One copy for hVc years % aud gins.
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year. sS 90 and gifts.
Five copies one year. 90 aud gins.
Ten copies one var h 10 und l0gits.
Twenty copies one !ear, 30 90 and II Its.
The ARTICLES to be distributed are c)mprised In the
following list:
Packages Of gold, containing. $500 90 each
10 DO DO %S %o dS dS .' " ISo iSo 90 90 c%SS ca,S
10 palrnt lever hunJ'g cas'd watches sloo 90 euch
20 suiI walchcs...... .......... - ~ each
~ do do ..........'..'..-'on w "",h
2ou do do ............,..,..Sl 90 r"'
$40 ladies' gold watches ......... IS 90 eoch
200 siNvr hunng chscd watches 81 0u oiIh
800 silver N0ichc-..... ....-.. $40 10 - wv rNch
40 gold guard v at fpb chains 10 ,u 30 10 "urh
Gold lrcktts, brdcrets Orpocbr. .e, drops, 'trns'
uln-, cum pins. sI.tNC buttons. thift studs, wHch
Keys. euid AMI silver hmp1vr aud tiety oi o'hei
articles. worth from ~ Cehta Ia 1 - rh 80.
lInmrdt tnley receipt Of III" substri tinn money,
th- subscribers name vii bc entered On hur suh
scriI w. book nl,ss~iie number. und hs gin COZ
responding with thai number Will lee Ter ardea with
ia ore week. t. the supro r,bcr, y mat exp'cea.
post paid All communication siUutd 1s addressed
la HEt NET n 60,
as and 40 Mutfat bnil,iing 33o Ba al y, N"w fork
..'SpcciueHs complete tcui free. cents wanted.
~ lhm-isI
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-02
Notice.

Ia L. sn tREsIN TIE UNION MINING COM
m p,ov n " whicl thu assess urntS for May June
HI t,,v 1ys re n,ining unuaia Will he sold At
sttssid n ,r for sail Asse>Sm ms on the 10Th d'v
M ,umst 1919 at one O'Clock p to nav said as
.paueut, should th- sa'na re main unpatt Al SAID
linz l.. VI 0FERRALL. Sec Nj CO.
| Fairfield Rar July %. 1879.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-02
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniversity Penn
Can be tound at ne old st0nd, corner Of
.HoHtgomery and California streets, san
Francisco,
Where he can be-onsulted u-i yHtelysud with the
utmost cordd hv the afflicted at all hours daily,
from A. M..uGtrl p. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-02
u,nrnr AnErnors ANps In thl. st1te snHeIIn

rI,HERE ARETHouS tNDS in hisSt7te suffering
| fnr want of %rirHli1c medical treatment, ahd
Won fear T., apply to Phy ciin. because th"F nave
;y,.n d.cciytd or their friends hlN" been, oy uir
,t ihe danrlntan- h iuirs; lhc community ana WIZ
nn,li-h themselves as good physcltus' profess ~,
etr T all -ich We unhe-tthingy rrchhhthd ~ .
O You ~ rs Phy-i.iIn IN ~hom hll oiii p'aet con
nlrnre lie il n man Of e nlnrnt ahd lHun'i'
study a good surgeon, an hnnnrhhs man. ana one
ID, can .yinpashi-e with per-ons IN hniillcuoh- Hls
.t.n ling ns n Pnysictln ahi grntein1h are bolh
ttutgute,.d-th first by his IN" iical wurSs "h'In
are an nor 70 tnrir author aud the extensive ana
highly su-c4s-fui course Of practice win wh'ch ne
M hs.eu hspured since his advent IA C@tT"i' ah
The latter hy hi nerOus patrOns and large circle oil
,cqiaintance-,
suyNEuBER-That nr J. O. Ynung's ofice fn'
AZ t,e treatment Il Priv lie Dis sfiSes - n the cor
~ # ,ibHt,u-ry AMI California sts., san Francisco
uP RNRER-Thti Or Ynung wants ho paiieni'
a., thns, fully caDtble OF appreciaiint aud di>tu
,,.h,ug th. services uf rsghl ". thOroush hfe1
h,-,, an, from the ptlry unlearned and tflnihs
Iuack.
RguENBER-Tha Or Young is The only r"gnl1'
rcd by.clan advertising to cure diseases of iinPru
!ence.
REuFNBER-That Dr. YOunzs ramedies an'
,a.rn.nt are el'irslT unknown 20 All others. pc
,ared from iife spent In the great 'spitil' tn
.nI antr.. drsl 10 tiis cJiniry. IRON pure chsp'
ais imPorisl.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-02
TIIoS. II oECE II,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE corner Montgomery aud Washington s".,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Au IN q Il 4 n q a ~ g O n {

IAmsjtr 'entinel, facksbn
oIessrngcr, la Porto;
ierRli, Crescent tity,
Drinncfnt Marip1-u;
sentinel, Slnia cruz;
hruuiClr, Yrcka,
"a Clamuf PdOllcO' Los
Angeles;
ler Id, iieniCla:
Courier, Columbia:
eniin |, IHck-un o T;
stan lard, Portland, . r.:
lrgu-, oregon City,b. I (.
Messenger q ryallis q g..
fumes, Portland -. T.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-02

EDCWtRE OF tNPb~trIpN.-In consequence
b Of the Wide -preid celebrity OF DIX. YUM =
natnerous iupp.t"r- have sprung nto'xi-'ehe' pre-
lending to he perfect ml-iers nf The heH'lng f ana
have -uccppdcd IN i'npbSihg upon lew hi tht W
wary ,Hprars Persons " i.hing to consult "a Phy-l
cjan shn;id hc very careful no" they pun i""h'ehc
in he uubtshrd statements uf slch chMl7tnns. if
the, are ~ unscrupuluus IN such sIltch'"9 ~ ~
their nrac ice. uf Incidence aud - very unsafe "'
trust They viii fr- dec i've you toy false ceriinch'f
nrorurrd from 'drunken lOrtrrs VII" h"perllrr thtm'
selves to vet money Ia -ati-y the er iVhg- OF us-
.ised npprttte. when such Qnhck gains your ''h
encp. he win then dose YOU wi'h m'r'hrN uhl "l''e,
moi an VI drugs and after hey hav" robbed y"u ~
your money aud injured your cuus't'oh' thy wiz
cast van IT with the charge that You nave not 'Oi
twed his drRc'iOns.
The onl, WI, 20 avoid such imposters ~ to con
.ut Dr i - Won ~. the Pioneer Adveru-ii tSl
.ian az ,Cr,it At a NEE tIng OF the Medical t'nc
ult of This st tir cali q To investigate the source ~
naln-actic that hi. caused 80 mlch -"Hr ii'p in
this clunirN IT was unanimously 'rcc"fhhehpth tla'
All The afflicted ehouid cons"li Dr. Young as he -
he uuly regular NsCiln ntw hdV"r'i- ~ ii' Nhi''
ior,iu at others III his line nrirZ qacks hnd inpns
| tors anc arr not to be trusted The hthlclei WI
olea< Ike n ,iicc thn there whs not fh,sic'hh NJ
ihe meeting w7o al ever seen "r heard "i -ihi n
c,sr uf muprnr zee from Dr. Yong while not one
fthcn hat IA I seen u nunh"r oi cues ON th
C,reign auack-, whJ sO Faut iingy sci lorth their
pretrnhrd virtues N the puo'ic prlnts.
| The above facts IN 'uii he borne IN MINI by CT
.r,.ktrC m"dic7l assistance
Thank heaven, they are getting thoroughly expos
ed and IL VIII rot he long be"ra ihry "lh nave u
4 the copntry 20 avoid the j-t ildi-nhli"n "i "i
outraged pu tic then will hii good people u an
Ir t.,un for his continued enortst " bailsh qlaoh
! cry fro oar Hll-i.
DIR YOUNG can he consulted from \ Nj"
VI nj hi. nifcp corn,r of 'aturn ana Montgomery
r.,s over the pucigc .Spre-s onicc, ~hn frahcl eco
All letters encl sitg the al Ice oi SlO, VIII NEE
with prompt attention.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-02
nAIlY RECORD. cn0YILLE.

BAllY RECORD. oR0vlLlE.
Daily state tUurnal, sue.
Enquirer. MaryssIlle;
epnhlicnn, shasta;
CiliLrn, Dn4niesille:
Pin rs Argus, Pilmas;
rriDuii- san Jose;
ilerHld. .uburu:
uurier, Yankee Jims;
Union I einucrst Sonorn
Californian, Oroytlle;
Independent, san ,nireas
Placer Press. Aubtirn;
Democrat, Cachevillc,
Gazette, san Leandro;
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-02
MISC ELLANEOUS.
Notice to the AMiote !.
JUST ARRIVED IN sACRANENTo FROM SAN
FRANZ lSCO.
DR.. DAVIS,

OF THE CITY OF nUBLtN,
NN1IO IsnAIIy REsToRlNG SIGhT To Tim
w Ulnd! Hearing IL the b.hil anuhins thsl
removing Nnrks from the tuce, curing Piep NJ sId
sore legs Inir nlrn restored to iho head, aud Ire.
vented from falling on
The Dortor " III cur. PRIVATE DISEASES 10 less
time than auy ~ the world, without lOss nf lime
to the patient.
LADIES, with Weaknesses OF amy sind give hima
call and yun viii aut regret It, Ladies' also A' AIDED
q by ittirr.
Persons treated for CONSUMPTION had better zee
he Doctor, nine ca.es out uf welve nre iol Con-
sumpti ~ nj ali. and Rr" curnbo. Al pef'ohs ay
he sure that the Doctor vii n"i take nny c"se In
hhrd unless he is c-rlnin of n, citing n cure
THE e1tent ui In po hinn .dHys In he Druciiee
of M dicinc, induces the Doctor 1" invite MI .r'is
Ia his Office. where They chn zee t'r ih.m.e'w. ho
eurus he Performs. where. ulso. hi M'e b@k 10
open for reference iu the hundreds he hus cured In
sun Frnncisco, aud nso his Diploma.
Cancer Cured withS0t the
Knife!
Mark-This ~ the Dr. Davis ~ho pe'fiuned so
many wonderful cures ut his ofIce iU5 Brond~ny,
New York.
Notice to the Old Country People.
Dr. Dayl. trents all cases the sane he did Ia
Madam sTEPHENs' nor osPIrAL. In Dublin.
Ddcr bours from A. NJ. 10 NJ.
oFFicE-No. 10 l. street between Second End
Third Feb 3d-if
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-22

YOUTHFUL -ERoYAUTs..-The Cincinnati
Gazette, learns from one Of the conductors
on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad that on
Friday afternoon there was balloon Assem-
sion from the Illinois State Fair Grounds, at
Centralia. The 9ronaut assembled at 4 o clock
p. NJ. and at o'clock descended about ten
miles southeastern Centralia, and fastening
his balloon to fence went into house near
by for refreshments. While he was eating,
two boys, the one eight years old and the
other four years old, clambered into the car
of the balloon, and uniastened the rope.
The balloon assembled rapidly, and when its
informant left nothing had been heard from
the young adventures.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-22
From ROckpOrt.

A letter from Rockport, dated the 10th,
says the prospects of the cause Of right
and justice grow brighter every day. Bark
well has withdrawn from the Senatorial
track, and sneaked back into the Lecompton
traces, which leaves the field clear for Laird
and Shoemaker Laird is making u most
glorious fight, and his election is almost
certainty. lie will carry Perry county by
at least 300 majority This county is sure
to give him 500 or COO majority, and War
rick will not give more than 400 or 500
against him. Shoemaker has refused to
meet Laird upon the stump, but is bush
whacking it in a sneaking, cowardly man
ner, telling one story to one man and an
other to n second, 10 suit the prejudiccs OF
each. pusilanimous and base course is
subjecting hin. to the contempt and ridicuie
of the whole community. None but the
basest slaves of the party will vote for him.
He and the editor OF the Cannelton Report
er are connecting a secret circular to be
scattered over the district on the eve of the
election to prejudice the voters against Laird
The attempt to injure Laird by such base
means will recoil on Shoemakers head.
Col. Jones is fighting old Gen. William
son fairly and squarely on the Lecompton
issue, and driving him from every position
he assumes. He has compelled the old
General fatty to repudiate Bright Fitch,
English, and Niblack, and to ayow that De-
mocracy must throw them all overheard
with Buchanan, to save the old Democratic
ship from going under, with these Jonahs on
board Bat he is giving secret pledges TO
Niblack and his adherants that he will work
in private for them. This duplicity and
treachery are most infamous and rascally.
We learn that Judge Law has been GIN
FLUENcED that is the word believe they
use,-to come up to Spencer on visit to
the people and endeavor to remove the i'm
preston Hovey has made. He instigated
Hovey to come out as an independent can
didate but recent inducements have
changed his mind. Time will reveal the
motive, which the people even now car
guess. The Judge must feel Inundated t
be sent as a eleanor in the harvest field aftel
such laborers rs J. b. Hall and Kit Rudd
The association of the Judge with such CO.
laborers is too deep a degradation for the
Judge in his old age when he should be re-
posing in dignity on honors already won.-
The sight of q man once honored, on sucl
an errand, will turn people from him with
disgust.
The question is daily asked here why tn,
.Jo,tr1saI does not publish the documentary
evidence Of Rudd's defalcatiOn as Treasure
of Spencer County, which was sent to i
several weeks ago for publication w
hope the Journal has not succunbed to tn
Post Office party. HANS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-22
The Atlantic Cable

According to an exposition of the arrange
ments of the Atlantic Telegraph Company,
in the n. Y. Herald, there is no reason to
despair of the final success of the Atlantic
Gable. The line, according to the best evil
deuce, is unbroken and undisturbed, and is
as perfect as when it passed the Queen
message and the news from China. The
Company were, it appears, under contract
with DIR. Whitehouse, to give him $50, 900
per annum if he should succeed in making
his instrument answer the purpose of the
Company. By agreement, he was to have
the exclusive use of the cable from the date
Of its landing on the 9th of August, till
the first instant for his experiments. Hav-
ing failed to accomplish with his instruments
what he had promised, he was obliged, re-
luctantly, to relinquish the splendid annuity
Of $50, 1000, for which he had stipulated.
The company had also entered into an
arrangement with DR.. Thompson, an emf
nent electrician, that in case DIR. Whitehouse
should fail to accomplish what he had
promised, DR.. t. should have the privilege
Of trying his system of telegraphing and
if it succeeded he should be entitled to the
princely compensation which had been pro-
missed to Dr.. Whitehouse. If DR.. Thompson
did not succeed, Prof. Hughes was promised
the privilege of trying the powers of his ma
chine upon the cable, with a stipulation,
that in case of success, he should have the
reward offered to the other experimenters.
Under these agreements DIR. Thompson ex-
perimented upon the cable from the first to
the fifteenth inst, without accomplishing
anything.
Under the arrangement with Professor
Hughes, steamer was specially dispatched
from England on the 10th inst, for Trinity
Bay, n. F., with one of Hughes instru-
ments and an operator. At the last ac-
counts this steamer had not reached New
foundland, and of course no report of the
experiments by VT. Hughes has yet be re-
ceived and it may be several days yet
a ldli tiisil VI nAo Cdii NC
had. The Company and the public have
full confidence in his success, as the Hughes
Instrument was found to be far the most ef-
ficient in transmitting messages through the
long line of cable before it was submerged
The statements explain the reasons of the
delay in working the cable, and removes the
apprehensions that have been expressed,
that there were some insurmountabe obsta-
cles to the success of the great enterprise
1t is not probable that we shall have any
report of the result of Hughes experiments
before the Goth instant. If Prof Hughes
should fail, Prof Farraday and all the en-
inent electricians in the world will be invi-
ted to aid in experiments, to increase the
velocity and strength of the currents sent
over the line.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-22
.S65.gJ3 27o

..S6o,J Jj,2Io 500, IA, l3l
In other word, wheat, corn and their
produots-iour, meal, pork, bacon and lard
form the bulk of the cxportable produce
of the free States, comprising two-thirds lin
population, trade and wealthy of the Amer
lean Union; and II is now probable, that
instead Of exporting nearly seventy millions
worth of these during the ensuing year, we
shall not be able to spare half that amount.
Can any one doubt that our imports must be
correspondingly reduced or not paid for, and
that the aggregate capacity of the West to
pay for goods, and, in fact, the entire COM
mercial activity OF the free States, must
shrink in proportion? Let our importers,
jobbers and merchants give earnest heed to
these facts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-22

PRIZE FIGHT.-The Owensboro Americda
has been informed by an eye witness that a
prize fight came off about eight miles from
that city on Saturday last. VIM. Lane Ia
distant relation of Gen. Jim Lane), was the
party challenged and Chas. Knight was the
challenger. They met as previously agreed
and fought fist and skull. They fought
thirteen minutes, at the end Of which time
Knight concluded he hal enough and he
hollOwed-cdred IN, when Lane was carried
OF the bloody field amid the shouts of his
friends, after which, our Informant says,
there was quantity of IRE mile whisky dis
posed of to the Qualification of the assem-
bled multitude. IL was, from all accounts
one of the most outrageous and barbarous
affairs ever enacted in Davies county. 'i-"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-22

rs" Geo. IL. Lamb, who beguiled his
wife from her home and friends in Illinois,
carried her to ST.. Louis where, under the
pretence of removing to some point on the
river, he took her in a skiff, and when alone
at night, floating down the stream, he seized
her and held her under water till she was
drowned, was tried last week at st Louis
and convicted of murder in the first degree
and sentenced to be hung.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-22

GSD- Prince Alfred, the son OF Queen
Victoria, has recently passed satisfactorily
through a lengthy and searching examin-
alton Of the Royal Naval Academy, and
had been appointed a naval cadet on board
the Grigate Euryiis, which vessel he wouid
shortly join for permanent and regular SER
vice
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-22

BG~ Mr.. Townsend, member of Parlia-
ment from Greenwich, has accepted an en-
gagement upon the boards of theatre for
fifty nights. He has been induced to ac-
cede to a very liberal offer made in order to
get the means to pay his debts. He has
been an amateur actor and has often played
in public for charitable purposes. He will
resign his seat in Parliament before appear
ing on the stage.