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were drowned by being driven into the canal by tho
Sardinians.
The Austrians attacked the vanguard OF the allied
army at seste Caende, with strong force, but after
two hours hard fighting, our (the French) troops
defeated the Austrians, and pushed them over the
Ticino.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP EUROPA
GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT AT PALEsTRo +!
VICTORY OF THE sARD1NIAxs.
GALLANT CONDUCT or VICTOR EMANUEL.
AUsTR1ANs IN FULL RETREAT.
500 Austrians Drowned.
GAR1BALDI RE-ENTERED COMO
ONE THOUSAND AUsrR1ANs TAKEN PRISONER
Commercial Intelligence.

ADVANCES 1N COTTON.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-A dispatch of the sth
instant, from Salem, Mass, says:
The Mansion House, Essex Street Hotel stables
and several adjoining stores were destroyed by fire
this morning. One man perished in the flames.
There were eighteen horses in the stables, none of
which could be rescued, The loss is estimated at
$3.50 0oO The principal losej are j. L. Leavett and
heirs, and Nathaniel West
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DEATH BY LIGHTNING.--We learn that most mel
ancholy death ny lightning occurred near Limestone
Springs on Friday evening last. party of boys
were collected under tree during storm, when it
Mott, son of DR.. Wm. B. Mott, of Limestone. He
was promising youth, about seventeen years of age.
Others OF the party We're stunned but none seriously
affected columbia South Carolinian.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterda,

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. :. H Faile, N Y....J
Battersby, Ca. 1T santerminster and wife. U
F 81, D g.; p Lea; Pa. g Bagwell ..R
J Q Moore....B Waters, OR M Boone, B
Voolfolk, I M Newall, Miss N ENewall, Miss A
Castor, 0 Kibble and lady, DR. Merrett, w N Gaines
Forbes, Minor, W Wood, W Duncan, R G
Camp 9 Bebert, Dagas Mccormick, La
Mcdonald, A Myers, Ala. IS D Meja. "A B
Martin "A J Stevenson. ], j N Richards Mo-. :.
" Allen 9 Bryan, Val selden, Col 7 B Be-
thea, I Mead . Douglass. W L Munnalse, 1 Dor.
lady, H Z Fettyplace, Q Ford, Ala. !. Gov, L
La ) OR 9 aaplsy and lazy q R Trafsrd, y ~.
pnrd 9sns' Tenn ws Whinsiow Ashby Bar
Z Patterson i NJ Matthews lady and laughter,
] B Todd, Ala. r. A Curd, Ky.. q T Howell
g B Daniel IF Swan. ] swan, A Monroe
Townsend, CJ Tramaine, Y....A Burbank and
CITY HOTEL. G Hill, KY. "A schuebby,
Darnall, Tex. + Bush, VI S Slaughter, La.
culIum, T J Voolfolk, Ala. w D Coleman
NJ MY Aarye "A HALEY, La,...A L Neal, 7 j
p mai.aee, In s31ll ~ Ala Thompson
Count, Tox, "a Skannal, La. W II sneed, n G
j Crowcll, 3 Growder, Miss C NJ Lamb N Y
en-: 4, Bnnton Tenn. ;.sW Count Tex. g W
Sheer. !, Ga. g. Jacobs, G Mcwilliams, H Heard,
Rec, LA Hardin, Ala. r. M Curtus j B
Jones, kincaid and lady, Miss. 4 S Rudolph,
Ark. j X Huddleston. !. g Fairchild, Mo-.
7 Lamsin. Miss Lamkin, G 9 Andrews G N
Myer, e y Cam. Hind. " Adams, A Collins and
Z Ogden. H Castle, C " Cushman, ] Anderson, ]
Garling, W Gilbert, 8 George, Miss q George,
= 4 George. B Childress, H Marks, J callehan Il L
Ta gsa;.l = sd Manck Y Welch, I Lay,
JemtsOl, VIM Eizey T. r Hanks Mahrv Miss
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LEGAL NOTICES,


s''0 Sh JOHN Ha
4. fs 4,
so 81 H. ,: John 1. g
Within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
'A 81 e. &C. g & sssS. IL esar. "
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
ssSs * e
ss as GssassaSs ag n
Ia Succession do ieus John Higgins d.
s par ls donne eel. psn
r ~ err e de Ia o0nr ~ rrI,v n.,n.. e,..,
TSs TyE
III ans q TO- ns
show within ten days from The present
nss o Thy 5 eco y 5
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
IL. KELLY Deputy Clerk.
Gsy q DE
A Wis est par le present donne aux cream
snei
% Ia
point sppronvs homologu fonds entire mains
regartls CONFORM ement an dit compte.
ms . az J. 1. KELLY, Depute arenaer.
srcosp s pIs1se1 couar SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS |.
NOTlCE IL hereby given to the creditors of
this Estate and to all other herein interested to
show cause within ten days from the notification
any they have why the presented by
Natural Turk should be hooogaed and approved and
the funds distributed In accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
J. l.. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEyxIE.E CouR De DIsrarcr SUCCESSION DE FRAN
de Ia Nouvee- Orleans SCOIS RILLIEux, No 1880.
A Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
cers de Ia susde succession
celia peut davor dedure dix ous
la presene publication les rasons esquelles cope
Ia Tuce NAturelle point approuve
au dit compile.
Par ordre dc Ia Cour.
MIA % az i'll. KELLY, Depute Grehaer.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-THE UNDER
~ signed Collector OF State taxes does hereby notify
indebted the State for licences OF
1859 within the First District Of this city call his office
70 City Hall third story and the within time
prescribed law under penalty Of their property being
gagged for said taxes.
Office hours from A. NJ. to3P.M.
THOS. ASKEW,
@-5I.4 Collector First District.
A Wis; AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES soUSsT.
"A gne Collector de taxes dEtst noe par present
toute devant des 1883 st cees
pour licenses de 1853 dams lie Premier District ve
Sc presenter bureau rs City Hail. oisieme etage
payer les sudites taxes dams h par
peine davor su proprete hypothegne pour taxes
Heurss de bureau de "A. Ma p N
mill 2d Collector Premier District.
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vICKsBURG PACKETs

l&k F S#5HE H4 fTt t5Es 1HI- 6sas
01&R2 TO Wei SBURG.
TUESDAY, at O'Clock p. M,
The magnificent u s. Mail packet Grand Duke, Capt.
r Leave for Baton
Adams Natchez Waterproof, Rodney, St. Joseph Grand
Gulf, Warrenton and Yicksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, al
The Grand Duke ycksburg with the steamer Roe
as high as Greenwood.
THURSDAY, at o'clock P. M,
The magnificent u s. Mail packet Wick sburg, Capt.
Capt j. NJ. White, will leave for Donadsonvie Plaque
mine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River
eph, Grand Gulf Wsrrenton, vicksburg Mliken's Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Landing, skipwh Landing Phi
chs Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point Worthington, EVERY THURSDAY, at 8
The VICKSBURG connects at vicksburg with tn.
steamer DEWDROP and will take freight for ali landings
the Ya1oo river as high up as Greenwood.
SATURDAY, at o'clock P. NJ,
The magnificent u. s. Mail packet Natchex, Capt
Baton Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney St Joseph
Gull, Warrsnton and Vcksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at S
The steamer NATCHEz connects at vtcksburp with
the steamer DEWDRoP and will take freight for all landing,
on the Yazoo river AS high up Greenwood.
rhe above mentioned splendid passenger packets Will leave
On their regular days. without fall the appointed
attended to.
These boats will not DO responsible any letter or
containing money ewelry other vauabes unless regna
bills Of ading are tsken specifying the and value
BY the passengers or contained in their baggage.
''"'" oAR sRR YI HOLMES Vi co.,
jell Union Row. So CarondeletE
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&co, Total 3l9 bales cotton. Sss ny
L rfyERpnOr, f5h,n varc,vsa "a r.nn a.. h,;cr..
ihs - ~ I,s,. 10 ~. "a 49, - ~ $3.50
Heners sss ~ ~ e. ~. Snls 49, ~ e
e,ier = 0''' - ooass'a " AVaS '.oAs 'e'
srcr,,r :.
VnltAE- steamer Cnpa sundrles 20 ofdei'
COAST. .Sloop Bolona 40 hhds sugar.
NEW YORK Shin Jos r Keller. assorted mdse.
ROarON NJ ~, No. ,s.ortsx, rpd.e.
.s. DslA ssen !! - . q. - I.
b0SION.. Bark Harry Hammond. szS IONS ice 70
warner Gco .asst'd mdse.
NEW YORK. Ship America. .asstd mdse.
! BOSTON shin Franklin Haven. 7S9 tons Ice to
| i +. Warrsr 400 f.escrfed mdae.
RUATAN ISLAND. .schr W R Pettes.. lot fruit
| II i pecniola kco.
paru nc sh;n M, of Path I'm toms ,ca "a
~ = -. 's LIZ 20 ~ WINS iS' "
= y nosMol'n H.. ,ssss : =. mus
| BOSTON. snip INDIAN .6lO tons Ice TO A Bos-
volta GO 80 - = i1ass. e
SABINE rASS. .scnr !, b1aolord. .sy pales cot
ton Campbell strong. ~ 40 Henderson Terry Geo
- hcAleroy q bfadiord. Lloyd Frerson. IL
farley, yqfey 6co. ~ neal1, Massle GEO. - Pitcher,
Goodrich eco TOTAL 2ol bales cotton.
bales wool IS do deer skins is do goat skins to Il
Phelps. 8 do goat skins Cramer &co.
L LIVERPOOL. chin sonter .Iohnv 1so tons salt
to order. :, $50 - N~''
+ Cus pY r,ro,y 80
do Clark. Mosby 6eo "a do 151 bars meas r Rode.
valid Nj, 1878 AZ meas a = Tochrsn uo1I sel
do Sabatier eco hhds whisky r Tnrnin = SIC
wine Revier b Jally. j pkrs mdse Lewis 4 I,rleshv
a do Rnrelev RIair No % do Hsndsrson Tarry
&co. i dc Ia bbls nuts Bocart Foley X Avery.
,f1iT4
Receipts OF Produce.
( JEFFERSON. Steamer Joseph Holden n bales
cotton to Thompson. 81 do Head, Massie &co .3S
Cummings dcO. IS Lewis j. Oglesby. Is Payne d
Hl; ~ Iniiy Sco IL Hardie geo. ~
rI Nsy @so % w avs, Hco %
l sco.t, s s paIt,ey
T,t I - rs n,;i,. $1,000 Aea @.o
hd.s pahso Alsan re- a. ha,as UatE;as -
Wus.s 81 Ma. cn,,, IN ao Ss
~ - au 1T, .a 6oo 70 aaos 1orns
otai 20 cotte eoo " oroer.
Ao 1890. =. DA'ss oosson. ...E..3.s u
LINDEN. steamer Leona; ~ bales cotton Frier-
son, conway eco; 6S \ Carter eco .53 Carroll,
Hoy 1co.:5 81 Phillips, NIXON dco ~ Wilson, Pom
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m2 II % % az Sheriff de la Paroisse d Orleans.
SIKH DISTRICT ssa sz4hEIA sn
BX VIRTUE Of alias writ Of ssi sasas
of New Orleans The entitled cause proceed to
s Rdfs6 r 5 at e.
Az the gh NJ tile snd Int e Of Gel. and
Drysdss and Andrew streets Ph
District IN e St AndIew street the being
space Of sig commencing the both of November 1885,
at the era rate Of I'VE dollars per month
s w .a hGns And h 60 s D
streets the being granted BY John claiborne
on the Isl May ISIS At he Of four
3. Tho fixtures Of grocery and liquor store.
Ssfss re above Ss sn If or.
the leases the purchaser the as it falls due and the
Sheriff Of Il, T; E F.: hAaa Fl 6li:ans.
S1's' o0vs dhls
s'sn "
s. SUP e.
s des dsndsu D. Gels
La sss $ esHu ssn s ang des rue,
Dyades ct Andre Quatrieme District esurant 80 peds de
Ter dssndeurs et duran espace SIX snnees
compiler du 80 novsmbre 1855 aison de cinq piases ar
La balance du bail dun avec la maison
m ss
oa h. ss i NJ 1 @
pespace de cling aunaes hut mo du Ter
Tasa d annss Re'
moment de Naturalization, les acansrenr
lie lo'er son seheance ct la balance ~ sg1t sSmpan
NIL 2s @ al Sheriff de Ia Psroisse dorlaans.
s''ssf ss'ar Fl sHF
sssd y ss s Of ~ sss t.
q ~ pe IL s IKE r d as M
g s.a Camp and Magazine Streets on MONDAY May "a
THREE CERTAIN SQUARES OF GROUND Nos 1893,
@ 49, sua ed a the junction Of the new shell road and Me-
400 feet front on the Metairie road between parallel lines
TERMs-cash on the spot
5s54 55 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
DHuzlr.E coUH DE DlsracrLaa VILE De La VILE
de Nouvele Orleans Iii EEc q Il i o4 io
XERTg ANN writ a. aas.a, mo.
de Dc
huSD de sn ma 1889 midi r5s d i cite
zo aso LOIS kErs De dssgns: No,
Mearie nesuan 800 ped sur Ia lgne du cote du chemin
parallalea. ~ s
Sass dams lafaire cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u moment de Rehabilitation
Z. T. PARKER,
m3l all ~ 70 my2 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse Orleans
Fovsr Nd D1s9ss,
DINE-No 1905
PY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to mo
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
New Orleans In the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
at public auction No. rs Front street in the Firs
Dist,ic, Of this city, MONDAY, April Ib, 1850 at lo1
A OF OF OFFICE FURNITURE, etc., as per inventor,
fled In my Office.
Alse, ONE ZION SAFE.
Seized in the above suit.
A3-TERMS-Cash the spot
q. T. PARKER, Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
QuArR1ENs couR DE DISTRICT JOHN a. ROBERTS vs. os
de la Nouyelle, Orleans. RaDfNE"No ls.ooS VA ="
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierI f0cIas q mol
adresse Honorable Qnareme de District de Ia
Nouvelle Orleans dams aare dessus 10 procederai lie
LUNDI, IL davr 1859, l0s heurs A M lesieux rue
Front Levee No. 2 dams Premier District de cette Vile
'vente publique ct adjudication de- ' "
UN LOT De EtBLEs etc. suivant pnvssaire depose en-
mon bureau
Aussi UN COFFRE FORT.
Sasis dams Paffaire cidessus
N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
K. T. PARKER,
my az 4 IL Sheriff de la Paroisse d. Orleans.
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GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS FOR SALE
No. 3 CARoNpELET sTREET. WEST SIDE.

he subscriber. wishing visit Europe, osrs at private
sale bis large and valuable collection Of PAINTINGS and
cravings consisting of Original Pictures by OF the best
masters OF Europe and copies made from the works OF cele
orated as-s selected and some painted during many
years residence. artist in the principal cities Of the Cont
neni and in this country The pablo invited TO Ill and
anime the collection, which may be from O'Clock A. NJ
till o'clock P. II.
ROBERT GSCHWISDT
D2ll In No. 3 Carondelet street, west side.
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- LOST-A RED TERRIER. THE FINDER
will be suitably rewarded by delivering same at the
NV corner Of Camp and Thaa Streets
.&l m3O If p. E. PARKER.
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DEuxnnE couR DE DISTRICT ANTON sTEEyER, au prof.
I de PETER KLEIN vs. JAS.
I'm yENTU dun writ de fierl facias a moi
Ia Nouyelle- Orleans aare cdessus 10 procsdera lie
SAMEDI de avril 1859 midi rH6tel de Ia Cite rue
de Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magasns
Indication de-
DEU1 TERRAINS situss dams lie Premier District de
cea ve dams let borne par Pacaners Richard
Dc Orange les dts tsrrens sont desgns
gnes de face 10 des Pacsnes de LIT
peds 10 pouces ct lignes, entire lignes paraleles
SasS dams Paffaire ci.dessus,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de l'adudication
E. T, PARKER,
m2 IL % % az Sheriff de la Parosse dorlsan.
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s. Ous1Ss6AsSSSs
PHILADELPHIA. Bark Azof Il Sturtevant eco
j Atkins. @ Carriere. Henderson 4 Gaines. K
Lambert. Rugeley, Blair eco. Hall, Kemp Geo. j
3 Hyde SEQ. Priestley & Bein.. j Waterman Il Bro
w Armstrong. w Freeman. e Hart &co Levy
Simon eco. Wood, Miltenberger &co.J Booth. x
Jacquet. slark, stauner &co. y David. r McGre.
Fee &co. Kenneth Blood Geo. Poole &co j Tur-
ner, "A Il May &co; Koenig 4 zenicke. e Hacker.
3 r Stevens eco. "A Lanauzd. Leeds eco. North,
Dnthl geo. C T Buddecke eco. Miller, Burthe &co
2 Wheelock &co. O Woodman Reed, Hedges
&co. Bunnell & Bailief. Il d Seaman Geo. .Oech-
michen b Loeffer. Moses Greenwood geo. R Eal-
ing. .Rhorer, Higginbotham &co. e j Cox Geo. j
Bloom &co P Walsh. Heath Geo. Rice Bros GEO. .
Austin Goodwin. g G Miller eco. W Fleming, j
9 Morgan &co. T L Maxent .Pritchard l. Flower
J Harper / Son. .Schilling eco. .Peet simms eco
Payne h Harrison. j Gauche. Thornhill eco. j
D Denegre &co. .McCutchon Howell &co Pothier
3 Fanehanx. Mcdonnell, Mills &co. Goodrich Geo
..R w Adams &co. Lewis & Oglesby. B Nautre Il
co. Sanford &co. Green s. Crump. .Rousset & Genin
w Alexander. Shelby, Seymour &co. W F vru.
denburg AGO.. .Felowes &co. Carroll, Hoy Geo. J
Wright eco. N Lee. "A Tully geo. Poole SEQ. A
Edwards ,B Turpin. Simpson Il Dorr. j Bockins.
] J Adams &co. .Magee q Knaass Lilly Woods
H Hansell eco. w G Thompson. and order.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

1nsP R.:., HsgsSk s1EwAar
RI VIRTUE of awrlt OF iieri facias to mo
directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
new Orleans the above entitled will sell
q public saction MONDAY the !h day q April. 1859,
ONE LARGE CAMERA TUBE.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cssh on the spot. .. .s...
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
TRolsunE couR DE DISTRICT N. s. HEDRIcK vs. STEW.
tF della ART HAYNES-No IS.
Nouvee. Orleans. ll9
I'm vERTU DUN writ de fleri facias a moi
Nonvse Orleans dams faaire cdessus je procadera le
LUNDI dayr 1863, heures P. M, magasin de
depot stue Jefferson No g. dams lie Deuxiems District
cote vile Ia vente pubique e adjudication de-
UN APrAREIL DE DAGUERREoTYPE. dite ''chambrs
obscure. -.
Saisi dams l'affaire ci-dessus. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. au moment de Naturalization.
z. 7. PARKER,
G4 Sheriff de a Parosse d'Orl6ans
of New Orleans. ) KLEIN. V. JAMES CASEY.
pY VIRTUE Of writ Of fis s; Il i ss to me
ID directed By the Honorable the Second District Court
New Orleans the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street.
Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY, April 3D. 1859
at l2o'clock NJ
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the First District
Of this city 10 square bounded by Pacane Richard Annun
citation and Orange which said by
the Nos and and each 81 II inches and nes
front Pacaner BY depth Of LII feet 10 inches and lines
between parallel lines
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
EFT. PARKER, Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Leaves on SATURDAY, I'd inst, atbP.M
Cincinnati and New Orleans Express Line.
,@ - FOR CINCINNATI, MADISON AND
~ Louisville--The fms, light draught passenger
packet Tecumsch, +. Logan, master will
ior the above and all landings above For
freight or passage apply on board.
vIRGINIUS O. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent
sties at reduced rates.
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N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. !. :. From Canton. .23 bales cotton to
Mcfarland b Barksdale. 81 do Robson & Allen IS
Watt d Noble. g l. Adams &co. a do McLemore,
Rayburn &co ..46 Carroll, Hoy GEO. A Winston Nor
rison &co. 8 Henderson, Terry Eco. 81 Pritchard &
Walker d Snider. g J q q N Marks GEO. .ls do to
Lewis + Ogesby. SO Warren, Gilmore &co 8 do
Fredlander y Gerson. IS Bogart, Foley & Avery. 4
Harding, Abbay d Moorehead. 81 Byrne Vance &
Cutrer, Harrison geo. Total 497 bales cotton.
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FO R OP Ell O U 8 A S.

Leaves SATURDAY, % inst at l2M
~ FOR OPELOUSAS AND BAYOU
lsAEllAats DEG aize.-The steamer Aline. W G.
Neal MASTER will leave above via Plaque-
mine, taking freight and passengers for all landings
route.
]. NJ. JOHNSTON & CO.,
al No. 8 Front I,eyee near Customhouse street
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WANTED.

6Ek WANTED-A SHALL VESSEL TO LOAD
i&nA2& 77f'| ~ j. II. BASS
ma sg54 No. ll9 Common street.
GENTS WANTED TO SELL A VALUABLE
Omce nris " Iflssns non H
turn answer ~ - - - fa79 II
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, Leaves on SATURDAY, April g. nj OHM
q L. Kouns Bros, Low Water Through Line.
Era No. 2, W. T. Scoyei master for FuIton,
bsSs E+wi5 WRn sa Dooey; Ferry Conway Spring
plantations and way landings Clear bills packet
Win me privilege OF transferring to either OF the Eras. For
"a. VIRGINIUS @. DENTzEL.
mo Advertising Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-24
IA. occasional, p Washington cores

BG@ " Occasional, Washington CORES
pendent of the Press furnishes the following
item
| understand that Mr.. Buchanan, pro-
foundry impressed by the universal accuracy
of "OccasiOnals letters and statements,
has instituted search in the departments to
discover who it is that discloseS the secrets
of the priSon-hOuSe. He is particularly in
dignant at the manner in which have laid
bare the machinery in reference to the dis
posaI of the patronage ofthe Administration
TO support the Consultation and other perish
ing organs of perishing Administration.
Meanwhile Mr.. Wendell, who holds the
key to the most important Cabinet mystic
ries, and who It is said, has in his posses
sion some proofs that would throw the ex-
posures of the Sherman Investigating Com
mittee into the shade, preserves his equa-
namity and waits for events TO vindicate
himself | am promised a very ful. and
detailed account of the money which
has been expended for the support Of Ad-
ministration papers in Illinois and Ohio.
VIII il not bc a novel sight TO see PrcSi-
dent of the United States before a Congress
siOnal investigating committee furnishing
evidences of corruption and explaining the
]. b. notes and letters.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-24

BdS John Seerieter, who recently played
a match at billiards, with Phelan, at Detroit,
is not at all satisfied with his defeat He
has challenged Phelan for another contest,
but the latter declines to accept, and Mr..
Seerieter again responds, through the Spirit
Of the Times, complaining of the uniairness
of the late match, and asserts that while his
opponent was not merely well, but in the
most full, robust, and perfect health, he, on
the contrary, twas not at all well on that
evening, but kept his feelings to himself
Johns friends say that he was tight, and
hence his defeat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-24


rA- They had stirring times in Rockport
last week. The Circuit Court was in SEES
sion, Judge Burke, presiding. The Demo-
crat states tina, the streets presented an un-
usual appearance of stir and activity. The
blindfold goddess of Justice, says the Dem
oerat, has been holding her equi-poised scales,
during the week, and the Lawyers, not I'M
like the Monkeys in the fable, have been
slicing up and eating the cheese, while their
clients have been holding the empty bags Of
chance. Sic transit gLori muHd.
Judge Burke agreeably disappointed the
expectations Of the citizens, by the able
manner in which he discharged the ardnoBs
and responsible duties of his position. Mr..
Shanklin, the States Attorney, also appear
ed and discharged his duties with fidelity
and to the satisfaction of the public. The
Democrat thinks he is very successful pros
ecutor, and manages to keep the Bar and
audience in successive roars of laughter.
Divorces were granted in eight applica-
tions and refused in two others. The Grand
Jury ignored the bills in the cases of the
State of Indiana Vs. Oliver for Larceny, and
of the State Us. Pinnock, for Larceny. The
defendants were therefore discharged from
the Jail and turned out to grass. A. grea
many civil suits, involving much money
was tried during the week, and the docket
which was larger than ever before in the
county, was pretty thoroughly cleared, BY
the industry and perseverance of the Cour
and Bar.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-24

ssS~ Count Cavour has written letter
to the editor of the Eco d Italia, published
in New York City stating that Sardinia
needs money much more than men. In
consequence of this declaration, the Italians
of that city have appointed Committee to
raise funds for the support of the families of
the poor men, fighting for the liberty OF
their country.