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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-04
Soidiers' Leaye.Taking Ira Paris.

The Paris correSpondtn mt OF the Boston
Trareter, writes:
drunkenness is universal ia Paris Just
now and encouraged 10y the government,
because it makes the soldier and transcript
forget cUeTythiRg, ut II moment when memo
~ is prone 10 he 80 busy aud remembrauceS
so painful. The discipline in this particular
is entirely relaxed. | have seen company
after company move along SO drunk they
could scarcely walk. As their guns are
taken away from them and will be given
them only when they reach Genoa there
is no danger of their doing any damage
with their weapons. The slrangeSt scene
saw was the Lyons railway station, where
the troops took thir departure. Soldiers OF
every different arm OF service were huddled
together. They were without weapons
Each had "A well filled knapSack, on the
back OF which was strapped d fiat cake OF
brown bread, foot wide and four inches
thick. These were the original dimensions,
but many had been curtailed of their pro-
portion until little remained except huge
slice. The immense space in front of the
departing" station was filled with fellows
stretched full length on the ground sleeping
on in the sun the fumes of the wine. Here
were sergeants busily engaged Scaling the
roll aud leading their men into the cars.
There were drunken fellows examining all
their pockets with hard boiled eggs
Many groups were termed by weeping
mothers and sisters and fathers and broth
ers, bidding farewell TO the loved one
How many of all these have seen depart
will return here again No scene believe
me. saw many painful scenes) of all those
| saw touched me so near as the parting
between IA brother and sister-such was
their relation, heard them say. The girl
was "A seamStreSs, and wore no bonnet, but
neat muslin cap trimmed with cherry rib
bons, which set off her embrowne face to
great advantage. do not think she could
have been more than eighteen. The tears
streaIned down her checks. She filed eve
~ pocket he had with something or anoth-
er she bought from the peddlers that hawk
ed about, and when his pockets were full,
she took of a little silk apron she wore, and
packing it to it3 utmost capacity, tied il Sc
curely and placed II under his arm. When
the parting moment came 900 men were
sent Oh every hour, the poor child hung to
her brother rs ii she would have that sec
ond eternal, and, bowling her head on his
breast, wept silently and bitterly. His lip
quivered and tears stood in his eyes. He
Ia bas! 81 81! de Yeche--toi dOaef cried
the sergeant. The brother kissed the girl
ON both cheeks, and in II moment was hid
by the great door, behind which none but
soldiers can go. | walked behiad the poor
girl rs she returned home. She lived not
far from NOtre Dame. She occupied room
in the garret, for saw her open the window,
and sitting near il, she buried her face in
( hands.
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hrOtcn through tie same PertOrdtion, with
only trifing variation, at the distance OF
half a mile. The target was placed Oh the
slope OF hill, with the supposition that
the resistance offered 10y the target would
prevent the ball going much beyond; but a
messenger brought word that damage was
being done two miles further of. Balls
were then fired so that they struck into the
earth comparatively short distance from
the target, and on being dug ont were found
shattered 10y the cOncussion.
We learn from Mr.. L. Y.,.Haughwont
(agent for the Ames Manufacturing Com
pany), that orders were brought out by the
last steamer from England, for the imme-
diate construction of large quantities OF ma
chlnery for the manufacture OF the most
approved American firearms, and that the
same have been put in hand for execution,
both AT Chicopee and other large works, OF
fering the needed facilities The agents of
the British Government bearing these orders.
also bring large instalmentS of sterling gold,
and are unrestricted as to the amount of
work to be done. The American machine
~ already in England is worked up to its
fullest capacity, turning out several thou
sand guns per month, under the direction Of
w0rkmen from the shops at ChicOpee
We understand that public trial OF the
new rified cannon will soon be made at
Governor Island, under military superyis-
COMFORTABLY during the present week.
The L. 5. Government armories, both n
Springfield and Harper's Ferry, are man
ufactnring tile rifed musket for the L. $.
army. This weapon in destructiveness VIII
compare we'll with the Mimic rife, or any
thing else in use. About H. 600 Of these
muskets will be made at Springfield in the
course of the present year; at both places,
something like 20,000.-Ne,c IOrk JOHrRm
cf Commerce.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
7aEdwarc.
s1Hss GTFksJE.sk A. sa n. xsa

H.it0S STR.4EB B son. NO. 40
e1 MAIN STREET We are nuw opcning a
Large and well scircted stock Of German, English
aud American HARDWARE, which offer at very
low prices to Cash and prompt time bnyers. Now on
hand and arriving and Spades,
AHss', Row ianda's aud other brands ShoSels
Floods Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes,
10 Hay Knives aud Briar do,
Garden Eakes and Hoes.
slim Saws Rowiand's and other brands,
Cross-Cut Saws, 10 German and q. steel
no do, ruttle's Patent,
Booth * Co.'S Table Gallery,
Hargreaye's Pocket do,
hatcher and other brands Of files d Edge Tools,
Trace, Log. Halter aud Pump Chains,
i:tHeS,
ANes-Blood's, liPruCutts, and others,
Pump Tubing and Fixtures.
ohin Tool Co. Planes and Truss Hoops,
Spear A IaCkson's Saws,
Brass and Enanlelcd Kettles,
Hay and Manure Forks.
Sneaths and Cradles,
Pruning Knives, Shc.us and Saws.
FtBNiTCRE HARDWARE
Mahogany aud Walnut Knobs,
cupboard, Chest and Drawer Locke
Wrought Table, and Brass Hinges
Bed ScTews-hat and square heads,
coffin Scrats aud Trimming.
sand Paper, A No. 4,
Glst0Ts, &c, &c.
oar STOCK Of English Goods tCatlery, Files, sc.
being purchased previous Ia the late advance, ena-
hles az "a offer Inducements 20 Cash buyers.
maTlS JACOB STRAUB 4 son.
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~ located On the Northeast corner of First
aud Sycamore strsets, fUr the TurPo-e Of repairing
Musical, Repeating. aud other Watches, JvWrlry,
&c, begs his friends and the public generally, 10
teed- janZ2-lyd
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7-EH.ns oP sUEsrasPTE0.>.

" 70 VI"
BY the week payable To CiFr,rrsl ............ ~
if.-MtthiJ ~
Clubs of 10 or nuOTr. p
ns The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited
o. their immediate business, in their own nanIei
aud all advertisements for the benefit OF other
PERSONS, we'll legal advertisems nts and adVer-
Ii Of aucOn sales, and avertisoulents with
lhe name of other persons, sent n by them, must
D. paid for at the usual rates.
sS,ss No report, resolutions or proceedings of any
corporation, society, association public meeting
and > communication designed To call Attentions To
any matter of limited ef individual interest can lie
inserted, unlesss paid for as an advertisement.
4 les Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
lscf ntnued unless order 10 that effect is left at
.he Cfice, and when discontinued in less than n
year. the price of the whole year will be charged
uu Legal advertisements hereafter, will be- pub
lishe at the expense of the attorneys ordering, and
not elayable for legal proceedings, but collectatle
at our usual time.
~ our terms for job Work and transient aiVrr-
tisenents are CASH.
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ENaNSNILLEs IND
HRiE PROPRTETORS or THE CITY FOJKl
- dfy beg leave to inform their friends and the
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK.
anu e'eIythlng apperia'ning to the Foundry busi-
ness They are manufacturing STAN TSeINrs A.
BOILERS of any si2e and power reguired Saw Ei,ii
Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size pistii
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco SrreXzs CUr..-
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Miiis
hofsefOwers, COrn-sheliers, IA achnefy Of all kind
niahe Shd repaired. Iron and Brass Castings t..
every description, Iron H0usefronts, Cellar Crate
de. Cooking and Heating Stoves If the latest ~,
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons ,Ec...
BhEW ERS, DlSTILLERs, RECTIEEEs.6 6r.
supplied with every description of Conner a..
sleet Iron York, brewing Kettles, Refrieerator.
! attrHpoihofs, Siargts, Snilheads and " orms O..
aa improved principle Columns for AIc lsal stiIls
Yeast Jugs, Cans, SyphOns, &c; Copper, Lead an.
iron ripe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of eye,
iaflety5 ior keer spirits, OIL DC. Brass rnrl-s a.,
Valves. Steam Whistles, DC
Morkmen sent 10 all parts 30 fit np work and A.
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud Sheet Irci
Work dc.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing ia and selling Alien-s In,nrc,et
steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes aud Tu.
Ihhe, hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Macbiu,
stephen Hughes fcur Separators German polt
lng Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hose. A,
1 n i1e best kind flnplate, Sheet Iron, Bloca TIl
fis Iron, Babit Metal, Spclter, Fire Bricl.
They hsE" every facility of the best Ma. hif.r.
ahd""rEInen, and will give all work entrusted A..
iheih, thelr individual attention. hllinr ordsr,
promptly, w',rrantfng their WORK and ,ts r,fi.frt
with reasonable prices - I-
:. &c oilee aud Sale Rooms, No 60 Main street,
Foundry, Boiler Yard and Machine. SIe,, ,, li.
street between First aud Second stl.eia. Fyat.
VILE, Indiana. % AZ
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aAe - H-ffkD, M ID, NON Ia a.
~ pathic Physician and Surgeon, rrsp-ct-
fully tenders his professional services to the ci.
Z-ns of Evansville and vicinity.
For the satisfaction of those whom 10 may
Germ, Dr. Baird would state that, ia addition IL
scientific education in Homeopathy, he graduated
with the honors at one of the best Alopathic medi-
cal colleges in the country.
Having devoted special attention 10 Surgery, aud
having complete set OF splints, &c, he l. prepared
q" render satisfactory aid 10 those reluirin- surgi
cal treatment.
BS~ Office. Ne. q Main street Office hours--
from l a Z II.
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Book BINDING--We have completed ar
engagements whereby We are enabled 10 I'LL
all orders in nooK Binding with which we
may be favored. We will guarantee the
work TO be done satisfactorily. Ruling OF
all kinds, and blank heads of every descrip-
tion, will he done promptly and on salts
factory terms. cur friends will please send
in their orders.
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AGENCY.
ALLEN c. HALLOCk,

EVansVilie.
TSpERWRITER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsTER or AVERAGES, AND NaFARI PCsLIc.
He continues 10 issue Policies from several First
class aud most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
in the Country on f-idsd shd Fire Ri-L. tie will
also receive applications tor
LIFE INSURANCE.
IT, viii attend - the AiJls tm@nt ef Losses
sf every description iudrr policies from "th,r
AGENCIES and attend t. thr settlement ui ali mat
ters connected With INSURANCE, Tor parties in
tarested His long experience "a an iSsCRAScL
AEESr, hs. made him familiar with Hil subjects
Connected with Insurance.
ED- ONCE, Marble Hall Rniiding, No. % Main ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AI>IIAN HEIINl
KRATZ & HEILMAN.

CITY FOUNDRY
MANI ACrURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw
Gnmnaing Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills
Fhrasing Machines, DC.
EVANSVILLE, IND
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RATES OF .sDV.gRTEsE.,.G.

: : ! : ) ) !
Boz sol IS COL z' 30 70
Dal.. Is ll5l SOL 30 rs $50
3 Dae,. on so rs % 27s %
q D'r'. % $50 5ol ; IS 3 IS Is
Dag. So 2 10 so SO 20 ."
1 We-t. 5n y aool IS so .
. W"ka sol a75 5Ool 625 7 SOL S75
Ne Is 800 4 sol cool 50 800 10 90
DO. A go 500 s % 10 90 II 90 IA 10
: 2Mos cool 70 II 80 IS 10 ID ~ is IS
No = so IL - Is ~ Is 10 - 80 ~ -
: Mos. 20 Il rs II % Il - - 50 - 70
ii Sos. 10 - Is To 20 10 - 10 - 90 - 10
Mo's. Is Oo 10 so 26 0o - 80 - Oa - ~
~ BIOS 10 OO ~ 50 80 % 81 90 q OD ~ ~
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OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Ooh AEX&-RE.zD TINS.
LII you want 10 get good Hay,
In yen want to get good Corn,
~ you want 10 get COED Oats,
II you want 10 get good Bran,
II sou want 10 get good Crushed Feed,
IL yon want 10 get good Chicken Foed
III yon want 10 get good Corn Meal,
II you want 10 get good Timothy seed,
IL you want 10 get good Grass Seeds OF any and
eVsTy kind, call AT RUSr0S'S Feed and Seed Store.
under the telegraph Office, where you can be sc-
commodated as cheap rs the cheapest, and as good
as the BEST delivered in any part Of the city free cf
draya2e Recollect, at RUS10E'S, on Water atreef
Jost received my first shipment by Canal lOo
tons OF hrsf-rate new Timothy Hay, and for SAL
cheap. tsept2sl n { n
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Miller & NiehauS,
ZAP CASH DRY GOODS STURH
,SiO P8OrOGR.fPH .9.vD s.nHRo

II TYPE ARTISTS
Keller WHITE, AT the solicitation of
number "f artists, have brought On a complete as
sOrtment OF Photograph and Ambr0type Stock,
consisting OF every style OF Cases, Pilates, Bathe-
Cameras, Stands, Chemicals, &c, 6e., with which
they prepared 10 furnish the trade at Cincinnati
prices. All OTirrs will receive prompt attention.
KELLER 4 WHITE,
Iny5-dAMln No Main STREET
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ayTODDARD S THO.MPSO.N, Sue
~ cessors to Halloek a Stoddlrd, wholesale deal
ors in Drugs, Chemicals Oils, Paints, Glass, GLASS;
ware de- have Just received large additions to their
stock, and are now prepared 10 furnish Physicians
and StorekeepeTs with every article in their line,
az reduced prices. Having made purchases eSciu-
>iYely DT cash, aud hy the package can offer in
tucsIaebts to buyers greater than ever before.
Also, large Hnh varied assortment of DA-
GUERREOTYPE AND AMBROTIPE STOCK,
consisting Of Ctmeras, Chemicals, Cases, aui eysFr
article required by artists.
We also manufacture un improved Kind of nOu.
explosive BHTning Find, for sale 10y the hsITCI
NJ retail.
Coal Gil constantly On hand with n iJ,gr assert
ment Of Fluid and oii | amps
Orders from Artists shi StoTakoeper. promptly
attended t., al the same pii'es as though they a.
tended personally
faTticui5r attention paid ~ packing aud for
wardsng promptly.
ST0DDARD 4 THOMPSON,
dCrl No l. Main street
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T.. O. SMITH,

- cnKIR n HfAS1PhcTtR'ER, S ti' r
I MARKET street; Evansville, Ind, will
ks.p IA hani and make To- order every variety Of
came aui Wood Seat CHAIRS. The TRADE Supplied
at lowest rates. Hotels, Steamboats, and Halls fur
nishei promptly tu order All w"Ik warranted
iaul-ly
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BOOK HindlK1 q,
BY
s. M. G E. Ell,
Corner OF First and Vine streets.

aS- Magazines will De bound very heat and good
la half hound sheep,
Half-hound. turkey
Musc-h half bound sheep ............Sl 25
DO do turkey ............... ......... A 90
will also make the music paper strong, durable,
and nj tor writing, 10y II certain method of sizing.
for extra charge of % ceuts u volume.
Bt- Particular care is given to the mlnuficture
Of PACED Blank Books. The hest material will Ice
worked always ifnot extra cheap imitation bind
Ing II ordered. apis
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BUSINESS CARDS.

EARS. PE.S.ST.N'GT0.S' IND DE
IL BRULER, having formed II copsrtDcrshipf,r
the practice of Medicine offer their serybes to the
citizens Of Evansville aud vicinity.
Office On Third street, in th- irst bnilding above
the Crescent CITY BEnk, ever Jones n Blytha's Law
Oitce.
Dr. Pennington's residence. On Chestnut street,
opposite the Episcopal Church.
Dr. DE Bruirrs residence, corner OF Cherry and
Second streets. mars
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ENeY0 T. ~ S.sLE - .S.D HET.SxI
~ BOON * STATIONERY STORE. .rxsy
.iT,t t,srj,r,i ahd iOr sale by the sub ny
,i, Lr.r AMI splendid assortment .il,253y
at Book, aHi Stationery, consisting Ia sEsSrFty
part "i G'r kCauns II cap, Letter and Si<zz2y
Note Paper JOO Quires ut Blank ltUohs. from 10.
tO sl5D IeT iuire; IbctnD assorted fa..-lni~.s
Memorandum Books OF all kinds also, - large
sortueut OF School Books Bibles OF all kinds all
Kinds Of Miscellaneous Works; Gold Pens 81 AL
kinds steel Pens of every brand; Gold and silver
Prnhnldcrs and Pencils Pocket Books aud Port
mnnbas Of every description Musical instruments
- all kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper; Draw
ing Paper and Pictures States and Peucils Ink
ami lnhstabds and many other articles too hu-
mrtOus 10 MENTION all Of which will be sold al ths
very iswest price for cash. J. HEALY,
Fosters Block, corner OF Main and First streets.
augl4
KOH.S'HUHLEf's RS <0., E0H WARD
- lug and Commission Merchants, No 40 Tch0up
itOulas street, New Orleans
f0uS HrRTr NJ syrtTN An
septl557-ly
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE ms. COW !
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
Accumulated Capital, od,Hn
DIRECTORS:
u l. Patterson, ii McFallan, Smelling,
= Macknct, ! FrOthinghamE II Grc,nc,
l. CGroyur, T. 4 Strong, ! " COu,it,
Josiah q Low, X Weeks, Perry.
ROBE. l.. PATTERSON, President
JOEL W. cUNDIr, Vice lu.
BESJ. Il. MILLER, Secretary.
Applications fer Insurance aud all information
desiIr,i will be given Iy tia. un,iersign-d
ALLEN G.. HALLOCk, A..-ni,
Marble Hall Building, n" - Mi~ street, Evan-
yill., imi. fpbl5-iy
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- E-N-YI.S Lt.N.a E.,Ys sT.nER,.sT.

AA f-N-8 Lt-f "A fE-s ~ ~ <-h n sf1-6
z|torneys at law, Notaries Public aud Real Is
ate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
Will practice law in the Courts of this State,
Ni attend to the collection of claims in part ct
he United States, will buy and sell real estate in the
ty OF Evansville, IN Nanderburgh and adjoining
0uhtes and in the West generally, and will perform
any other duties pertaining IL Attorneys "r Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for sale
Gerinan spoken by "a member ct the hrm.
HF-Uficc ON fhird street, op,r'rSite the Court
tlOHse, in the roOnIs formerly occupied by the iir
hFm Oi LOckhart, PaTrctt Denbyi
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~ sTH.sTTO->, LEb-kHN- -sJS-D
" . sale stable, Second between Main and LOO
.usi Streets, opTuste the old Presbyterian Church,
Eyi,us vile.
Tive undersigned has q large and c"mntodiotis
BIbk stable with sheds tot carTiages, aud ~ pre-
jartd 60 take horses by the day, week nr m0nih.-
HIS Gust onsrs may he ot having their animals
all and carefully attended To. He rcicrs To t.,-
,iiUulnE gentlemen whose horses he has hid a long
sinlc under his charge.
liz. has also IA number Of good ami safe hon Tor
she -atdile or harness, with number uf aud
-umiOrtahle buggies, To hire. Orders fJr saddle
tiuFsfs or buggies will be punCtually attended To-
Refer q. c. Keats, Gas office: G. X. Bement
}. 3 Gavitt, FIX Sheriff; Cypritn Preston
actl2-ly j. STRATfON.
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Eesy" OUR FACILITIES FOR DOING
JOB WORK, are equal to those of any Of
fee in the West We challenge an inspec-
tion of specimens, TO prove what We say to
be correct Our workmen cannot he excellel
Tor good taste and skill.
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HWE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY FOTKl
II dry beg leave to inform their friends ana r..
pubic IN general, that they are prepared 10 DO all
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IsIsEE .>'OTxCH, Rp.ERY.s0Ds
sDRs.nIU.m arm BsLTI.N.a .g.,.D

- PACKING at Factory Pricss--A large stock
y. y. Beiting Company's Goods in store st all
times, at MANUF FACTURrRs' PRtCEs. Warranted SUI
prTlnT - aHy other q. 3. WELLS,
mal2 sign oi tha Mill Saw. Il First street.
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CHARLES w. SMITH

HlS JUST RBCETTED zIYE FOLIO WIG
NEW COOKS:
Panwe or the Jsento the Seas Of India China ia
pan. By ". Al. Wo0d, IA. D., U. S n.
Wild Sports the Far WesEh eight Crsyon Drawings in
colors. Translated from the German.
Curiosities Of Natural History by Buckland
Episodes OF French History, by Miss Psrdue.
Eric: or Little b. Little; tale OF Rosyn school.
EthsIs Love Life; Move hy N. J. 81 Sweat,
The afternoon Of Unmarried Life.
The Laird Of NoTlag--s Scot ISL story.
Bitter Sseet--a Poem, by !. G. Holland.
For s3le at Al College Street. nhi6.
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Harper for April.

A VARIETY OF NEWSPAPERS JUST RE
"a csived by mh96 HAGAN & JOHNSON.
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HAVE fer sale avery likely negro boy years o thaha
been we'll trained house and dining servant No
g Cedar street mh3i r. }. LYLEs
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From Wnshinston.

WAsuISGToN, April 5.-Despstches left by Ron
Runneils, cOnsuls 10 San Juan, for Lamar and Com
modores Of the Home and Pacific FQusdrens. They
are Of peremptOry character, and will show Mica
ragua that the United States will 70 longer submit
TO their double dealing policy. There is great ac-
iyily in our Navy Yards getting vessels ready for
immediate service. Ten war vessels are ordered to
prepare for sea Immediately
WAsHIkGroE, April 5-The recent order TO imme-
diaiey fit out the steamers is not with especial
reference to NicaTaguaR events, but to relieve the
vessels Of the Pscidc aud other squ&drons.
jury has not yet been selected In the Sickle 8
case large number Of talismen have been drawn,
the most Of whom have been rejected OH account Of
biases on one side the other The trial is expects
ed u occupy fortnight
Dispatches to Lamar instrueting him TO demand
from Nicaragua an apology, restitution and indem>
nifty for failing to ask for passports. The Home
Squadron viii be augmented and place. al the dis
pOssl Of Lamar for the defence Of AmsriAn citizens
properly and vested rights. McCluney and Long
have been directed to obey the orders Of Lamar.
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LANES CAMERON,
ORTRATT AND LANDsGsAPE PAENTRR.

M OULD announce public dat having pFaeteed
wv Italy Artist he offers bis professional services
he citizens Nashville surrounding county.
u Rooms the Assfeld Buibang. thu Post oee III
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-06

The 1ouataiR Messenger, published al La Porte,
Sierra county California in its issue of February
2lst, says: "Tbs most terrific snow storm ever
known TO the oldest nhabitanP has been our guest
for nearly three weeks. All the trails have been
closed up, and, as sequence, for several days
past We have been shut cut from the rude world
By shout fifteen or twenty feet Of cold dreary look
ing and almost impsnetrable snow. The streets of
our town arslsd up, AID in many places the drifts
of snow are nearly high as the buildings on eth
er side'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-06

MENDNa GOLDsnITH.-The Irish council Of edu>
oaticn have found an Questionable passage in the
"Deseried Village, in the lines
''The hawthorn bush with seats bereath TIE shade
For talking age and Whispering iOcsrs made
The eduea,iOnalis,s would not permit anything so
shocking " whispering lovers" and they have
altered the lines for the youth Of Ireland. 1t
stands in the school books
L.. -l-s-a. a...a. 80. p