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a personal quarrel It grew out Of matters Of
difference between the tive parties TO It.
Efforts have been made to detraet from the
reputation and position Of Judge Terry, but It
is enough 70 know that Senator Brodsriek
thought him bis equal in all respects, and net
him az such, and this must silence al cavil on
this score. Then, as to the details Of The duel
the manner in which il was condueted=t, e
department Of the parties on the ground, az the
time Of and after the shots were exchanged
the friends Of Mr.. Broderick testify that the
conduct Of Judge Terry was unexreptionable,
and they make nc imputation against It.
When this il known 10 be the case. there seems
to be little show For the politiclans TO make a
martyr Of Mr.. BrOderiek, whereby the pros
poets Of the Blsek-Republiesns IN the Presi-
Dental election may be advanced. One Of
these papers-the Chicago Press-it must Be
confessed, makes sorry hotchwork OF Il, taking
care not 20 commit itself BY msgnifying he
virtues OF the services Of the deceased. but
shining 10 extract from the surroundings Of his
death all the comfort possible for a declining
party. We do not believe that they viii ever
succeed in making as much capital out Of this
melancholy event, as they did out Of the attack
upon Mr.. Sumner-though, ~uadoubtsdiy, they
have felt inclined to make this an erenf in the
succession Of horrors which they are 10 the
habit % serving up to their too eredulous par
tisans-H. Louis Republican,
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A YOUR Y

A WIZ NURSE with excellent RECOMMENDATION
n wants a atrtiun. ether In town or country. Al
ply Al Inicligenoe One, between Washinrton nd p
cnanrn streets. oci5-lt
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fT-It is iamsntabls 70 see the uses to which
the Observation-Disclosures propose to put the
dezih Of SIR. Broderick, who fell in a recent
duel with Judge Terry, 10 California. Two
years ag8, when Mr.. Broderick Tas a Demo-
Graf. and recognized as such al over the land.
there was not a man 81 them an who spoke in
terms Of decent respect FOR bin, or w5o saw
ANYTHING 70 admire in bis character. So long
a. he refsained a Democrat. this was time o.
then, nor was il until be went over 70 The
RIa k-Republiesn party, and fairly attached
himsrif = its FORTUNES, that he received any
consideration from them. Before that time,
they saw nothing IN bin, OF his political ca
reer, 70 cal forth any special notes Of admirs-
ton, and had e not been FOR bis late political
somerset, and his putting himself in he front
rank Of the Black-Republicsns 10 California,
it Is not probable that a solitary wall would
have been sent up on account Of his death. or
the mode in which il was produced But be j.
now 20 Be made a marty ~, for the benefit of
a political party and although nothing was
said when the rnmor prevailed that Judge Ter
~ was the victim Of tie duel. Il made an The
Inference in The wo-li, in the calculations of
these reckless oiifirians, when Il vas found
that Mr.. Broierick hid fallen That wassn
event more desired bF then-more satisfactory
70 them-in a political point OF view. han II
be had escaped u~nharned; and 50 thew spro-
pose 10 make the most Of it. This quarrefwas
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nemphIs, Fulton ana EIPaso Rail-
Rad.

During our late visit 70 Paris we had an in
tsrview with n. v Townes, Esq, Secretary
o. the above company, VIII Informed US that
AZ no time have the Affairs Of the company an
pesrei in 2 more catering aspect han A.
present. Thiuy-hTe miles are now graded
AID nsteen miles more under contract. 10 b
comp.s ed BY the 18th Of next Nav. Owing
% d non completion Of the connecting roads
trouEh Ark asas, the present terminus will
- a. Haore's Lending, o. Sulphur, instead Of
leEa kanas@ point accessible for steamers
even amer they have "a led to ascend As high
- IeaeFson- o. the IS b Of November peTt
TIE company propose letting the contract for
putlng he rais On he q st fly niles Of tbe
road, furnishing cars, etc. Tbis viii brirv
feght etc. someEhere within the vicinity -
CiarksVille. This VIII effect more FOR H.
standing Of be road witb the people than anv
ether coarss. TIE company have been 20 lonr
iH natlng q comnsneemen hat many seen
70 ngTs io1t 81 rouhden = and nothing can
revive L - surely ss the appearance OF the
ears If on q section Of but ten miles, and the
shrek q the locomotive over our broad pfai-
Eies-BOAasne (Ie=as) Ere.
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srurH,CAnoLNA--ne Edgeheld AdpsrfiseT,
supp SD - express the sentiments Of Speaker
Or, hss been reported as having abandoned
TIE cause II Mr.. Douglas. Here is what Ct
SAYS
Mr.. Douglas " % stand but little chance for
= naminston az Charleston. At least such
seems 10 be- the present one Of the public mind
a. the South 50 FAR a. heard from, although il
is also tire that the public MIND has not been
rerr fully outspoken on the subject.
None will denv that be makes out q most
plausible defense Of the constitutionslitv Of
bis q 1erine. None, surely, viii now 90 rsck-
lessy bur At bis bead the epithets q treason
and selfish ambition, seeing that he has an
nouneed the grounds Of bis belief like q free
nan aRd = patriot, and has fhus rIsked an on
position hst viii, IN al probability defeat bis
aspirations toward the Presidency. For one.
re adopt a higher estimate Of he fairness
End Independence Of Senator Douglas than We
have ever before entertained.
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Modification OF the Usury Laws.
The following Bill has been introduced into
the Senate by our Representative, Col. Payne (;
A BILL To amend the Usury Laws, and TO
eurtail the profits OF Brokers and Note
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fFrom he Memphis Daily Enquirrl
II has beer pronounced b The highest scienudc and
mefical a~nthoriiy q pure and heaihy stimuiaut. entire
70 with perfect confidence % those whorequirs an sloo-
hniic siimufaut fur medicinal purposes. Days valley
WHISKY" IS superior " Gin. Carf'El Frsneh Brandy.
Port ond Haderia wines. and inf-ed ali sther r~arietirs
~ sririis which ars sold IN his market not roe - th-n
can b fuunf in a pure state. No Intelligent rhvfian
world have she rashnes % prescribe Port wine Or
French BRANDY for = patient when IL Il patent to al he
World that they are not 70 BE- haA, except By bare som-
pounds in ne Mississippi valley
70 wouH recommend Il o. suitable for Medicinal ard
publib purposes. CHAS r JACKSON,
Sate Assayer, Bostsa.
Il b withu1t any deleierious admixture.
JAS R. CHIISON, n D, NeE York.
Entirely free from adulteri~E Ingredients. 80 IRE
lueuty used. JAS J. HAPEs, New Tork-
H-CansumFrs ri. m depend upon SETTING a rare article
when hey buy o. Valley WHISKY. and it { soa By he
bottle and lease Crr WM n A
% south william street, New Tork,
Sole Prupnetor.
Fcr sale in Memphis By
"a. VAOCARO 4 Co,
J. BORO a CO..
MBACHAM GALBaEATH,
PELA EDMOEDs a Co,
J. FRANK 4 Co..
A J. WALT CO.,
GILL; Il. II. POTTER
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To say he least Of Mr.. Douglas, BE- is a bold
statesman. an honest man. He is consistent
IN ~ BIS views, and ss anxious to secures con
sttut1ual right for Mississippi a. be l. In IIli-
nois He Is Tationai statesman, a union loving
nan, 7rd ruinenfly qualified 10 serve the people
81 CHIEF IA sistrate y this, our great and glor-
ious country. Il seems to me that southern
nsT who are at present opposed TO Mr.. Doug
iss, and opposing bis noninsiion FOR ne Presi-
-Hucv, aye striking dsgEers "headsfroHg7 az
she interests % the South and her institutions.
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DALYs AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY.

TFrom ne Memphis Daily Appe-Ll
T. o. pronounced BY ened1ufgss % ~ free from Al dal-
eterirus or f0reirn substance. snf c,asegp~utiy itshould
take the place ~ ST poisonous afuiEtures. which exsr-
else 20 uuuhnlFzom an infurrce upon those whe Use
hen where they are ou-sumFd r. all me nozious
beverage that are generally intended fnF whisky are an
iuuosifan anr a curse.
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OODHU
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NO "a WAL Street.
NEW YORK.
GOODHUE
Cash Capital
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DIRECTORS.
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HESRY p. SPAULDIEG spanlding, Vail & Fuller
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CHAuSCEV ST. jobs.
goHN II RRowNINo. Merchant
WArsoN r CASE. Case, Davii=e, Chaney A. o..
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ALEXIS BRAsG....... Alexis Brass 4 warren.
ELBEIBGE VASEYcEEL r. Vansyckei 4 o.
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ANDRE " HAIL.. Merchant.
JOSHUA ATEIvs, IT.. J Afkirs n O.
NATHAN SlnihUick 4 Phelps
THoE- y. RICHARDS. Taylor. Richards a ca.
EDwD- ID. spa AGUE.. Dayton 4 Sprague.
PETER Y. KIND. Peter v. King & On.
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john H.. SHERWOOD.
JOHN G. HENDERsos. Hendersun, Smith & co.
DANIEL N. WILSON. p. n Wilson & Cowinr.
FREDERICK " MACY. Sec etsry.
Poll les issued and renewed IN the -bovr reliable and
popular Company By GEO. " l.. CROOK Agent,
oci3-hn Is Maiis1n street. up stairs
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fFram the y q. True Detail
Though naf much q a judge. We NAY say, and re are
indorsed BY th1se uho are. that he "Aromath Valley
WHISKY o. M very poetry o. cold M@aonrahela 81 nan
ufaGured By Wm. II Day, il u~uequaied FOR purity and
fsvur by any b. the market
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DALYs AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY.
DALYs AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY.

Prom the Georgia CitiEen-l
Il ls q pleasant, unctuous simuianf peculiar y adapf-
81 30 the cure % invaliis who need a pure tonic without
much % the aaahoIc principle.
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On rhursiy ereaius. lsh inst, II he rssidenoe Of
Rev J. g. McPners5u, b Rev. Mr. Davis ALGEssoN
s. vIous. Of MS city. and MIS- NART J. PIexETH ai
Port Brys6n. NcU York.
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YSs AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY
DALY,s AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY

fFrum tie Crescent
Not q particle q strychuine ~ it-the besf - have
tested for mauv g fav.
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&75 RP9T09.N
FnRNITuRE For SALE

rTERT cheap; We have Just received a large sup-m
~ Or Cabinet ware, consist nE o. Carts, ~
49, sisrdz. Secretaries, DESKS, Wardroocs, Bed
1900 hesides an endless variety o. articles too M
~erors 70 mention. We would advlss g1u 70 cali before
you purchase elssvhcre-n2 Main street.
g. HENSHAW,
oss-daR 90. NILEa Asszt.
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Ar CSHoLT ALLIAScE.-" Il is 70 be hoped
therefore, thstthe Opposition, North and South,
WI unite in the nomination and election Of
, cpsr officer for the next House OF Represent
s-irss, and proceed 10 the performances Of their
bi duties without delay. Under existing
circumstances, neither We nor any consider
s-'e qor,i1n OF the southern people care The
snap % g finger whether the Speaker and
ether officers n the next House q Represent
strvss are elected from the ranks Of the north
su or che southern Opposition.
Let Do southern Opposition member, there
fore, hesitate a moment about cooperating
with TIE northern Opposition in the o~rEsnizs-
d1H % The next House Of Representatives.
RiohmsaS Wing
Tie above is from a leading organ % the
southern Opposition aud ne Of the most abu-
sivz Ct Jadgs Douglas sssailants. Il viii BE-
ssss bat this very patriotic journal openly ad-
Fisss lie party TO vote directly for a Black-Re-
p~ulIicah Speaker and ether offesrs in the
house Of Representatives, in other words, IN
b,ushingiT proposes 10 Southern men to coop
crate with the Abolitionists. Souiherners,
such are the nen who undertake 70 trsmple
Jadge Douglas under foot as an enemy Of cur
rights
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DALY'S
VALLEY
WHISKY.

[Frum the New Orieans PicsYune.l
TUE purity % mi- WhisfT Is certified b b. ne lead
Il ing northern men % science. such - nr ChfItnn.
The n1frf New Tork chemist. Afrirud - o1ru Who w
derstsnds surh hinrs. tells us that m e " Aromatsc d D..
q E'of Arumafic" and e. he b reliatie. We can safely
commend this valley WHISKY b hose IN need a !
good article -
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gtb S0brrtistnpnts.
Fashionable Hats.


EXTRA aae Low crown nisck Beaveui eEirs hnr stiff
T. brim S1r Beavers. resolved this dsy ~ The Men
phis Hat and Cap Establishment opposite Court a1u,re
els n. p. MILLER A 90.
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We hsre aiusrs heiruef
hGf Er ng-r 80 uil'-
rnet b. d. justice precfic1i
iuTice 90 TIE srufh The
aocuslurn s ~ hrirr Pre-
-oiier. beiurno better u su
Seward suf similar charE-
Is are rot msfs y Eenai-
be men OF fIErseiouaia
mn ne faefS d not
Etain these aoc-sstinHs -
Fcuifinr Clarion
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]. = ANNULUf NHaIUaH
:. ". CARakcE, Secretary.

- Csliforn q, wsa are told, is snti-Douglss,
and has % decided at the late election. Here
il tie resolution Of the Democratic State Con-
-saaor:
Fuolss6. That the organized Territories Of
The Z i-s5 States, although Dot endowed With
81 Pc attributes Of sovereignty, are only held
r tls territorial condition until hey attain a
safc -nt number Of inhabitants 70 authorize
-1ai- adm ssion into the Union as States and,
-h- -s, are justly entitled to the right Of
- z vn-ument and the undisturhed reguis-
10 2 their domestic or local affairs, subject
f0 Re Constitution Of the United States and
htt eFsrv a-tempt by Congress, or any Of the
s-HfT-. 20 establish CT maintain, prohibit OF
s-ol @, the relation Of master and slave in a
sritarF, would be a departure from the oriEi-
nal f~nctrine a our American institutions and
-tztk adhere. immeVablY, to the principle Of
=" Erl-E1arvsntiou by Congress with slavery
in tn States ard Territories" as declared in
the Hzas-Nebraska bill. and openly disciaim
f-Ioeship with those, whether al the south, or
t1e no-b, OF the west, who counsel the sban-
do1mE1- limitation, or avoidance Of that prin-
tI2e
y his Be- snti-Douelas, neither be nor his
f1-ds are swsrs Of il. Il is Douglas inter
preston Of the Cincinnati platform, in words
az plain - can Be used. Il is well known that
it vac tte main plank in the platform in the
esnvsss a fsr 70 any doctrine was concerned
TIE Democratic speakers constantly denied
ma SsBstor Douglas bad any sympathy with
Br-dsrick and his party. While BrOdsriek
and hs friends held this same doctrine OF our
ts-dto.iai policy hey were ready to Join the
B.sck-RerubHcans 10 defeat the Democratic
tcks Nothing could be more opposite to the
souHsl and The practice of Douglas at all
tines Tie Republican party bold the oppo-
u-saf this doet1ne-thst Congress is sovereign
ever Territories, and should interfere 70 pro
hlbi slsFerr.-Louisrils Democrat.
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-r-rra iitfIerrH
lr 20 rlrs fhsf 81 f
aFf-
are ncsue1 Sew
zrls frIlr o. arll
Better fhru lfr ~ Drz-
s ~ al 7isH Con
-
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DTFFEEEECE OF OPIyToS.-The Psulding
CMiss.1 Cairoa has no particular preference
for s.nstor Douglas, but contrast its language
IN speaking 81 him with that OF the Washing
t~n Cg-rffatfon
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-15

WINTER IN IowA.-Mr. S. H. Packard, of
Sioux Rapids, Iowa, formerly postmaster at
Cedar Falls, in that State, was badly frozen
in attempting to go from Sioux Rapids 10
Fort Dodge on horseback. The distance is
forty miles, and this Mr.. P. hoped to make
the first day, but the difficulty in crossing
the frozen sloughs impeded his progress, and
at nightfall he had not made over twenty
miles, and in attempting to cross wide
slough, he broke through the ice and got wet
up to his waist, aud had to turn back. Dur
ing the night, to keep from freezing, he kept
walking back and forth for space of fifty
feet, and in the morning succeeded in cross
ing the slough. 5000
The second night overlook him with no
signs of a habitation near, but on the mo m
ing of the third day he reached settlers
house, completely exhausted and badly
frozen, having been two days and nights
without food. Mr.. P.'s lower limbs were
so badly frozen as to render amputation ne
cessary. s.-s
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PhiladeIphta Market.

IHILADELPHIAy JdII. TIM
Flour is firm but quiet; sales of 300
bbls Kentucky extra at 6 90, and Pennsyl-
vania do. at 62k; sales to the trade at 35
@5 rs for common, and 0O@7 90 for ex-
ira and fancy brands. Nothing doing in
rye flour or cornmeal. The receipts of
wheat, although light are ample for the de-
mand sales of red at 1 25@l 80, white
4O@1 As; 1880 bushels common white
brought 26. Rye sells on arrival at s..
Corn is rather scarce; sales of new yellow at
80. Oats are dull at Sc for Southern, and
48 for Pennsylvania. There is very little
Going in provisions. Coffee, sugar and mo-
lasses are held firmly. Whisky has an up
ward tendency; sales at 26@27.
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New York Market.
NEW Y oRE. Jan. IA

NEW ORR, Jan. l4-P. NJ.
Flour shade firmer, with IL modera te
demand for the local and eastern trade
sales of l0, 400 bbls at 3 1904 80 for un-
sound, 55G4 10 for super. State, 25GA
60 for extra State, A 65@14 90 for super.
Western, 5 65@5 50 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, market closing quiet
and firm. Rye flour in good demand at
3 1904 10 Buckwheat -four 50(92 70
per hundred Wheat very firm winter red
l 25(1l 80 for common to prime; sales of
1000 bushels common white Indiana at l 80
and small lot white Michigan at l a.
Rye firm; sales 5000 bushels State at 80 in
store. Barley steady; 800 bushels fair
State sold at 78, and 1000 bushels damaged
at sc. Corn firm sales l5, 600 bush. mixed
Western at 81@82, and "a for sound, the
latter closing with no sellers. Oats quiet
and firm at 57@59 for Western Whisky
firmer sales 400 bbls at 2F@27I Pork
opened firm and closed heavy; sales l,4OO
bbls at II 80 for new mess, Is 50@16 90
for prime mess, Is 0O0l3 Ga for prime,
including 1000 bbls new mess for February
and March delivery at II 624. Beef un-
changed; sales of 400 bbls at 5OG}7. 90
for country prime, 1909 90 for mess,
8 50(9l0 so for re-packed ditto, 10 1900
IL so for extra ditto. BEEF hams quiet;
small sales at l3 eo@l5 so; prime mess
beef nominal at 16 0o@18 CO.. Dressed
hogs active at 7s@8 for heavy corn-fed.-
Cut meats dull; sales so hhds at 9@94 for
hams, 696f for shoulders. Bacon little
more active, with sales of so boxes long
ribbed middles at 81. Lard buoyant; sales
of HOO bbls at ll39Il4. Butter l2!@20
for Ohio, l5M25 for State.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE VERY LATEST.
CoNGRE ssIoNAL.
WASHINGTON. Jan. I'm.

W WASHINGTON Jan. I'm.
On motion of Kunkle, OF Penn, reso-
luton was adopted requesting the Secretary
of the Navy to furnish statement of the
amount of coal used by the navy since 1852,
what commissions are paid to coal agents,
and by what authority such agents are APP
pointed.
. The select committee on the investigation
of the accounts of Mr. Seaman, late Super
intendent of Public Printing, and also the
Committee on Judiciary in the examination
of the charges against Judge Irwin, of the
Western district of Pennsylvania, were au-
thorized to employ stenographers.
SENATE.-Mr Fitzpatrick, of Ala, pre-
scented memorial for the establishment of u
mail steamer from New Orleans to Mobile,
and to various points on the Gulf of Mexico
Referred.
Mr. Hunter, of Virginia, called for one
hundred and fifty dollars, for the funeral ex-
penses, and one quarters salary of Mr.. Nor
ton, deceased, a furnace keeper. The reso-
luton was passed. A-.''- ''
Capt. Harnstein, was allowed $2,OoS for
extra expenses of the bark Resolute, by a
resolution, which was carried unanimously
Considerable time was occupied in dis
up the bill for a passenger railway along
Pennsylvania Avenue, in Washington City,
The Pacific Railroad bill coming up as
the special order, another discussion arose
as to whether it should be considered or
that the Senate should take up the private
calender. The yeas and nays were de-
manded. The vote resulted in favor of con-
sidering The Pacific Railroad BILL Yeas, "a
nays, 80. The vote was then taken on
Bigler's amendment to limit the route of
the road between the thirty and
forty-third parallels, which was lost Yeas,
19.-Nays, %. (
Mr.. Chandler, of Mich, spoke strongly
against the bill, Mr.. Wilson's substitute
which he offered on the goth nit, authoriz-
ing the President and Senate to appoint FIVE
civil engineers, who shall, within two years,
locate the route of railroad from the Mis-
souri, river to San Francisco, was voted ON
and lost, yeas, 23--nays 81 without further
action on the bill the Senate laid it aside.
A resolution was adopted, authorizing
Townsend, Harris, and his interpreter, Mr.
Erskine, to receive presents from Queen
Victoria. Adjourned. .
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MORE OF MoETALEMBHRr.-M.d de Monta-
lembert's appeal from the petty tribunal
which tried him to the Imperial Court was
brought to issue on the 21st ult. The Judge
gave two hours and halfto deliberatiou on
the case, and finally acquitted him of some
of the charges of which the other tribunal
had found him guilty, retained that part of
the previous judgment which sentenced him
to pay fine, did not reduce the amount, but
diminished the Imprisonment from six to
three months. 1t will be noticed that, in
the higher Court, no notice was taken OF
the pardon granted by the Emperor of Dec.
I'd, and seornfully repudiated by NJ de Mon
talembert.
The second trial seems to have been more
fairly conducted, judging by the results,
thanlthe former one was. N. de Montalem-
bert, as it seems, has nothing more to do
Just now, but to submit to his imprisonment
pay his fine and disburse all the costs of the
prosecution. He has clearly shown that
there is not the least approximation, under
the present Government, to liberty of thu
press in France.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-15

BSP Prof Youmans, last evening, closed
his engagement with Library Association,
with most admirable and eloquent Lecture,
to small, but highly gratifed audience
A large number of citizens have suetained
a serious loss by their absence, which they
can never regain, but by recalling the Pre-
fessor to repeat his instructions on some fu-
ture occasion. And those who have listened
to him, feel a strong desire to hear him
through the whole range of science which
he discusses. We trust he will visit us
again. aA a-F.a- srsaA zee