The Evansville daily journal., 1859-11-26
GIeanfngs.

Hg5- An American gentleman relates, at
Ter leaving paper of which he was the ed
itor, and returning on visit, he wrote a
leader for the new editor, and he really
thought it good-better than he had writ
ten for months Next day he met an old
acquaintance, with a paper in his hand.--
/" All" said he. " this paper is but misera-
BILE thing now-nothing like what it was
when you had it, and pointing to the arti-
Gle he had written, he continued: Look,
for instance at that thing who would read
such trashy stuff as that Why didn't the
fool let you write the article
R0S- It is rumored that a new monster
paper enterprise, in New York, has been
under consideration for some time. The
parties interested represent large amount
of capital and intellectual cahbre. 1t is in
tended at once to rival the Tribune and
Times and to take the lead in New Y ork
journalism. DIR. John McClintock, of the
NJ e. Church, will be among the regular
editorial contributors. Its private editorial
force and entire regime will be equal,i if not
superior to any paper in the world.s The
name has not yet been agreed on. The
first number will gappear before the first of
January -Tf ia1Gteqoez Z b0a =
RG General George Washington Dixon,
formerly Duke of Yucatan, and now Earl
of Poydras Market, New Orleans, was cow
hded in said market on the 4th instant, by
woman, who insisted that he had twice
insulted her in the market aforesaid. The
woman went at him like a tigress, and, af-
ter he had received few licks, he gallantly
got ont of the way, making neither resist
ance nor subsequent complaint.
ReSg- The st. Paul MinneSotiaa, in speak
Il =. IL Al
State, says "The Republican majority on
joint ballot is certainly forty-fve, with four
seats of Democrats contested. The proba-
bilities are that the Republican majority
viii be fifty-three on joint ballot. The Re-
publicans viii have from ten to fifteen more
majority in the Legislature than the Demo-
Gratis have votes 7"
B- The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press says that Lola Montez
is living very quietly up town, and doesn't
have much to do with the worlds people.
Some of her old friends, the Bohemians,
occasionally drop in to have a little chat with
her, and though size talks beautifully of her
present feelings and way of life, she gen
orally, by way of parenthesis, takes out her
littletobacco pouch and then falls back upon
old times with decided gusto and effect. But
she doesn't tell nybody what she's going
to do.
GSgr Two genuine Africans were exhibit
ed at the Columbia g. o. fair grounds lnta-
~ The South CaroiiRian, in noticing the
fact condemns it, ani loudly disapproves of
this "open demonstration of violation of
the laws 1t also adds We can not
doubt that the trainers of our Federal Con-
stitution intended the Federal Congress to
have full control Of the trade, and that the
Southern States expected it twould be pro-
hibited. r..,sf .r.--,-. - -s-I
HsS5~ The Daily Pioneer and Democrat,
Minnesota paper friendly to Judge Doug
has, is Publishing articles discussing the
question whether Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, the
Democratic United States Senator from
that State, was s.ayerse to a Republican
victory in the recent election. 1t prom
ises to state hereafter the reasons which in
dnced bin to {" keep aloof from the late
canvass. f1' ~ aHs