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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
WOOL on THE SLEEPS BACK.

Ceyetous eyes-covetous Eastern eyes-are re-
eardipg over fence tops the ocks of Sheep through
out the West. We would not intimate that love
Of mutton is an Oriental passion, or that sheep
teslipg, like wisdom, comes from the East. But
there are sharp eyes among the Western pastures
in quest of fleeces. The snow Jet plates the dead
grssses Of the praires. -Four months Of Winter and
Of vigorous Spring, still separate US from shearing
time. Yet there are hands now busy all over the
West in taking the feeces of the backs of the
sheep by contract, for future delivery at present
prices. May these mid-winter shearers Of wool
come back iborn
Can sDy of our farmer friends mistake, or fail to
apprehend, the character Of the bargain that is
offered them for wool while yet on the sleeps
back Is it not always made, on behalf of the
dealers in the large cities upon the certainty that
the price will advance before the coming of the
clipping season It always is. And We believe
that every sale Of wool thus made by our farmers
in anticipation Of the regular market, has netted
them loss, and the purchasers profit. Numerous
are the instances where as high al advance as FIVE
cents pound has been offered to spectators in wool
on tie back, for an assignment of their contracts
For twelve months to come there probably will
be no dir,inution Of the present value Of Wool in
the great Eastern markets. One motive for an i'm.
pstient sale We deem to be taken away by the con-
yiction of this truth The rise thus far since the
last clip has been fully so per cent. We sincerely
hope TO hear next June and July that our farmers
generally got so per cent more for their wool in
1859 than they got in ISIS. To that end they
should resolutely decline offers made to them in
the snow, unle.s they are so much higher than we
hear they are, as to make the so per cent advance
sure, with four months interest beside. For the
general information of the too small number Of
our agriculturists who have focks Of sheep, we
Give tie prices Of American Wool 10 The New-Yofk
market this 9th day Of February:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
Dr.1a rnox EXPOSURE AND w.sr.-LAst ever

DEATH YRos ExPosURK AND WASr.-Last even
iss. sb<ut O'Clock, sn old man named William Pat
tsvou died in one Of the cells Of the Sixteenth Pre-
c;ret Station -House. Officer Flandreau found Mr.
p.ttsrscp in the street in destitute condition and suf
firing from the cold and conveyed him to the Station
Uouss where he was placed in cell. In about an
horr sser h,s admission, the doorman found the old
ma, ,;rr dead upon ths oor and there's little doubt
thst His decesse was accelerated oy wan "AS VA
posus. TIE deceased was % yes's % sss'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

The Virginia Whig State Convention completed
their ticket yesterday. W. p. Wiley of Monon.
e,lia was nominated for Lieut.. Governor, and
Waiter Preston for Attorney General John N.
Bolts made long speech in favor of the union of
all parties against the Administration Democracy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

Russ1A.-we trsnslsts from the Co,ss,pe"dsN
Horas, dated Jan. l6, the following:
"The crown pessant,y have beoa permittIssG: 4
eItsr the class OF apapags peasants, and TO Ga ~.
themselves on the apanagss upon conforming
the ordinary formahties. This ID q now step tor
oiration.
aThe Committee Of NotlIs tas decileA that ~ y
Esera,ions shal be publc. All nob'es cave rsn. -
be present, end others may b sEshorised .! -
PrssiseGt."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1859.
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

The black Emperor SOulouque has fled from
Hayt, and arrived in Kingston, Jamaica, near the
last of January, on board British ship, and claim
ing British protection.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12


The wool which was worth 40 cents pound
last year in Ohio is now worth in Philadelphia,
Boston and New-York, 60 cents. The expenses Of
getting it to those several markets amount to about
5 cents pound.
TIE commercial history Of q lock Of S,1ony
fleece, which we now hold in our hand, will serve
to illustrate the importance and the truth Of that
economical principle, which requires the producer
and the consumer to be brought together. 1t is
the finest fiber We have ever seen. 1t was shorn
on farm no. eighteen hours distant from this city.
The clip Of which it is sample wn sold
within . few months for As cents pound.
The purchaser carried it to dealer and resold it
for 69 cents. The de.ler waited awhile for man.
ufacturer of fne goods to come along, and then
cold it to him for 30 cents 1t will be very hard to
satisfy the farmer, who stands at the smallest end
Of this climax of PROFITS, that he did not lose 50
cents pound on his wool, dedscting tho cost Of
its transportation from his garrett to the mil u
Massachusetts,.
The theory of supply il this case requires simply
that one man should grow wool for another man to
spin. Were the pasture and the mil side BY side,
this natural relation between wool-ssowias and
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

At II O'Clock last night there was nothing hear
of the America at Halifax, or the Indian at Port
land.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1856


The Fourth Edition Is now ready, and cont,ins:
ksTECsoIeAL CALCULATIONS CALENDARS 'or the year
1850.
GOVERNMENT OF TIE UNITED sTArEs-E1ecutlve and Ja.
dicisL
LnIos TIE MEMBERS THE UNITED STATES SENATE,
politically clssfed.
ALIsT OF rHz MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF RETREsESTA
1iyEs, politically Classified
APoLutcALLy CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE XXXVIrH Con-
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ASEErcH THE TROUBLES N UTAH.
ABsTEAcT Oh LAWS Passed AT THE LAST SESSION OF
CokGRRss
0ovARxnExTs OF EURoPE-RULKG soyEREIeSs. &c.
How THEY ELECT BOGUS U. s. SENATORS IL INDIANA.
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES HOLDING GEN.
ERAL 1885, carefully compiled and compared with
former Elections expressly for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
ELECTION RETURNs THE STATE or NEW YORK BY
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Lsr Of STATES CAPITALS, Governors TINES OF LEcIs-
LArrvr Meetings. HoLDNG or ELECTIONS. &c, with other
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

The msis for Europe BY the steamship Kanga
roo will close this morning at 10i o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

A MIDSUMMER MELODY.
Twas might In the dog days,
And eli through the house
Nisht prowleIs stirring-
ko.ch, ted.bus and mouse.
TIE children. uneasy,
saurmed this way and that
The beo bugs preferred them
Because they fat.
Bot ct dawn each insect
Lyons death powder fell:
And the rats aud the mice, too,
spccpnbcd TO the Pin.
Lyoss MAGNETIC POWDER warranted 10 destroy a house
aud garden insec and Houses ships cleared by
oontTsct BARNES PARK, General Medicine Depot
koa Is and Is Park row, opposite the Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES.
Prices greatly Isdnced.
"We prefer them for fsuniy Ell ~ y; Tribune.
"Thr ~ arc toe fsyorites for fSmie,"-lN. D. Titaes
Office. No. tN5 BIoadway New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

:" bIkGEK bLWINb DLfCTIINfS'
Every mechanic who begins the year BY purchasing one o
snsIps sIwIxs MACHINES will be 900 better of when the
year soes. l. d. os'tk No''
Ne 4j8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
BARTHOLF's
BARTIiOLF'S

RaRTUOiF's BARTHOLF s
SUPERIOR
MANUFACTURING and FAMILY - .,.
PancIrAL OFFICE No 4e9 Broadway Of Sroomest
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

s5O.-SINGER's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
PErcE osLy FIFTY DOLLARS.
Fos soos work and good looks this msehne Ia unequaed
l. NJ. SINGER Co.
No. 458 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
Tor al Manufacturing purposes have great reputation hon
ssy earned All the products Of these machines are IN active
demand o. extrs priceL ~ FINGER Co.
No 45s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
I'm po., Of beauty durability perfection Of work and capacity
TO perform every variety Of Sewing other Sewing Machines
can compare with IR New AID improved Machines o.
,,,,,lv ,ss.eAs priee, In. SINGER Co..
No. 458 Broadway.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04
To the Public.
ywvEE P.YST EsEy.TER IND SPRING

So far, have been very ones, causing many
OF our rivers to overflow their banks, back
ing up the water in the creeks and bayOuS, and
flooding to a considerable extent the bottom
lands when the rivers recede, which may bc ex-
pected sOon then the large surface OF decaying veg
etabe matter exposed to the scOrching rays Of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
fatal in its course, sweeping whole states, and
sparing neither age nor sex in IFS conquering
march.
After a residence of more than twenty years in
the middle and Southern States, We think We have
discovered medicine which, To 4 certain extent,
is a preventative of the attacks of bilious fever
ague, &c, and such we recommend our Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public to understand that we are
not urging upon them the Use OF strong Liquors as
beverage. We are, and always have been, opposed To
them as such, let them have by all means u
pure article. that VIII keep them in health, ana
lengthen instead of shortening their lives. We pro-
pose to sell always pure aud unadulterted Liquors
for medicinal purposes, and little FOR the stOm-
achs sake, If required and viii challenge an in
spection by the best chemists in this or any other
country, TO find any imparity or adutcration in
the whisky branded by uss "Ailis ~ Howe's Mag
nOlia." 1t is warranted, rs it is distilled from the
ccrA rye, wheat, with slight addition of good
cistern water. We have no doubt many persons
have bceA ruined in health III not aetully killed. by
drinking bad whisky, the greater the Ieason that
Alls & Howes' pure Magnolia should be i'll gen
eral use. Just received aud in store for sac
10 70 pipes assi BraHdics (Old) from to 81 ) sal.
l. u pipes do (old) from to 81 d sal.
pipes Holland Gin; 3 pnncheons old Enm.
apps hLLIS & liOWES. Wafer st.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04
River Items.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES-FRoN5 5o'rL0CK TUESDAY,
TILL 3 O'clock WEDNESDAY.
Gen. Pike, Memphis TO Louisville
Hazel Dell, Louisville to Memphis.
Moderator, PittsburYto st. Louis.
Silver STAR Paducah to Evansville.
GrccnyiIlc, II. Green TO do.
l.. II. Sass, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Gen. White, Evansville To Il. Green.
Silver Star, Evansville to Paducah.
Il. VI. Patton, Tenn. River to Louisville
The Louisville Courier, of Tuesday, says
that Capt. David's new sidc-whcel packet,
Commonwealth, for the Cincinnati and Matl-
son trade, is to bc launched this week.
The John GduH will be due, to-day, en-
route for Memphis. She is deservedly one
of the most popular boats on the river.
ENe had shower of rain, yesterday, that
added considerable TO the GOODNESS OF the at-
moSphere.
Business was dull, though there was a
little doing. The Bowen was taking ON
freight for Cairo.
The General White left for Green river in
the afternoon, with an excellent trip.
The 1lida made her first trip to Camel
ton, yesterday. We trust she will make
many more, and that they will prove pros
porous ones.
The GreeRcWe arrived in the morning
with moderate load. She reports Green
river TO be very low-scarcely three feet in
the river. She returned the same evening
Mr.. Mcdonald is urging the completion OF
his new boat with much zeal. She is nearly
ready to be launched, which event will take
place in n few days.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04
Last Nights Dispatches.
New York Market.
New YORK, August :

NEW DIRK, August pm
Flour active, and 10 better, at 0005 10
for super state; D 20G1o 45 for extra do; 80
(G5 % super Western; 4 9O@5 so tor COM
mon TO good extra new; So 2595 40 for
good old; 50 5065 10 for fresh ground
shipping brands of extra round hoop Ohio
Small sales rye flour at 62. Wheat 2G3
better, with limited supply; sales at 80
@l 45 for new white Southern; l 35O
| 30 for new white kentucky; l 45 for
common. Rye steady at II. Barley quiet.
Corn more active, and 2G93c better; sales
at 7GGG7S for new mixed Western; 7768O
for yellow Oats 5000 for State Whis-
ky unchanged, at 25G9252. Pork duh and
heavy fer mess; sales at 10 90 for mess ;
lG O0Ml6 % for thin mess; 10 20 for
prime. Beef steady at 6 OO@G 70 for
prime; OO@8 IS for mess. Hams dnll-
Bacon nominal. Cut meats inactive, sales
900 packages at G@Gl for shoulders, and
SmSt for hams. Lard dull mt lO(GlO3.
Butter quiet at l2(9l6 for Ohio, aud lC(G2o
ior state Cheese quiet tat 5(GSI
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04

Additional Foreign.

NEw YoEK, August 3-pa
At the meeting of Napoleon and the d-
plomatic corps, the Pope's Nuncio addressed
The Emperor in the following words:
SIRE:-Tlle diplomatic body offer Your
Majesty their heartfelt and sincere cOngrat-
ulations on your happy return, and the con-
clnsion of peace.
The Emperor replied:
Europe was in general so unjust towards
me ut the commencement OF the war, that
was happy tD he able to conclude the peace
rs soon as the honor and interests of France
were satisfied, and to prove that it could not
be my intention TO provoke n general war.
hope now that all causes Of dissent viii
vanish, and that the peace will be of the
longest duration. | thank the diplomatic
body for its congratulations.
The following telegrams have been re-
ceiyed:
PARIS, July ON
The Bourse opened fat. Rentes G4f. doc.
The Emperor'S speech caused great sen.
sation. .,l..e..
Rentes continue to decline.
PARIS, July 22-3PM
Rentes closed very heavy at eff. l5c. for
money, and 6Tf. zoe, the decline being more
than per cent, since yesterday.
Further official documents have been is
sued on the affairs of Italy, in reference to
the annexation of the Ducliies of Central
Italy to Sardinia.
Lord Russell, writing to the British min
lister al Turin, june Goth says:
Her majesty's governmentconSiders every
thing for the present war must be consider
ed rs provisional, and the will of the pee-
pie, and fortunes Eof and finally Euro
pean treaty, the best resort, must settle the
the territorial arrangements and right of
sovereignty in Central Italy.
This view, his lordship states, is shared
in by the French government, and he infers
il is also the view of Russia.
A dispatch from Count Ccvana in reply
to one from Lord Malmcsbury, relative to
the neutrality of Parma, complains of
the British minister's communication. He
says that it is clear that the return of the
exiled rulers of Tuscany, Modena and Par
ma will be resisted by force, and if England
can consent to appear in a Congress. now is
the time when her voice may be heard to
advantage in behalf of Italy. t-H fN
In the House of Commons on Thursday
night, Bright enveighed against attacks up
on the French Emperor, and consequently
the French nation. st-a.' SO
Lord Russell would emanclpate himself
from the old and bloody traditions of the
foreign Office. f,a4 N5eBS5sty
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04
ALBANY, n. y. Aug. 3-N

ALBANY, ". :, Aug IN
a terrible accident occurred last night,
on The Northern Railroad, near Schaglicoke.
The down train, due at Albany at o'clock
% minutes, was passing bridge spanning
the TOmpanOck creek, when it was precipi-
tated into the creek below, at q height of
from 20 to % feet. The water was about
6 to s feet deep. At least l3 persons are
reported killed. The names, as far as known,
are as follows:
Mrs. Schuyler, of Albany; Mrs. Cooley,
wife of the conductor, of Albany Charles
Berthclow, brakesman, of Albany; Charles
Plimpton, mail agent, of Vermont; David
Russell, Express messenger, of Albany
and Patrick Connolly, brakesman Of Green
bush.
Among the wounded are the following
&. n. Cooley, conductor, OF Albany, bad
ly injured; Thos. Mccormack, newsboy, right
leg broken, and otherwise injured.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04
ns 1t is intimated that there will he con-

Ha, Ii is intimated that thercwill be con-
siderable opposition to the new Constitution
of Kansas in the next Congress. From indi-
cations Kansas is likely TO be too decidedly
free-soilishtosuit the palate ofthe Lccompton-
ties. The new Constitution will be similar,
in great many respects, TO that of Ohio
which was taken as q basis. Although the
opposition to the admission of Kansas under
this constitution may be bitter, il is not
probable that it will amount to much.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04
ICE 2
LEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKE PEPIN.
DEH. n. a.. OHxLEI. IF THE

CLEAR TillCk ICE FROM LAKE PEPlN-
DNE. n. q. O'HxLEI., IF THE
&yA earnest solicitation of many persons, las
concluded to distribute aportion of his SPLENDID
LAKE PEPiN ICE tn the citizens Of the town, 10y
leaving IL at their doors from wagons. He will en-
deaNOr To begin the business tomorrow morning.
The ice is as clear crystal-soIid a rock,
aud THIRTY inches IN thickness. lie is sorry
that the original cost and heavy expenses of pro-
low to consumers lac would wish but lac is pcr-
suadcd that when its durability and superior quail
ties fully tested, it will be foundhcheaper than
any other To bc had, and when the account for the
whole seasons ice is footed up, the total expense
will not be found to be greater than the sum paid
for our ordinary ice in common Seasons.
Those who wish regular supply at Their stores
OI dwellings, will please leave then orders al T. G.
% RILEY 5 counting room. lelO
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04
rea The Terre uaute .Jouruaf is takinc

Bea- The Terre Haute Journal is taking
the Stdte Sentinel to task for the insertion
of n communication in its columns preju-
dieial to Mr.. Hendricks prospects for the
Gubernatorial nomination. The Journal
says Hendricks it reliable Douglas man,
and it will not do for any news-scribblers
to undertake TO defeat his nomination by
retailing such slanders. Hendricks Doug
lasism has been so timid that, up to the pres
en-: time, he dare not avow it.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04

ANOTHER LOCATION FOR THE FAIR
GRoUNDs-A correspondent suggests that
ffty-three acres of land, near the Salt Well,
belonging to NJ. p. Jones, would make an ex-
cellent Fair Ground, Contiguous TO the city,
which can ne purchased at moderate
price. 1t is partly in field and timber,
and borders on Pigeon creek, that affords
an abundance OF water for all purposes
needed
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
"a CARO-.
6N,Yf.q.y.HLT.r n REILEr BEG TO

- announce the completion Of the extensive i'm
proyements to their concern, which have been in
progress for some time past, to AFFORD the utmost
facility for carrying on an extensive trade, 10y sell
ing good article only at sucl prices cannot fail
to give universal satisfaction. Having this object
i'm view, every consideration that straightforward
dealing, founded ON honor and libcrality can give,
will lie rcsortcd 10, and thus establish mutual con-
fdcnce between buyer and seller; The stock is
unusually large every department rcplete, and pur-
chasers may rely upon meeting with an extensive
assortment ON reasonable terms. They woiIl- df-
particular attention to tleir late importation
Of Irish Linen Goods, viz: u and Al Irish Linens,
I2-i Linen Sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Hand
kerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Bleached aud Brown
Linen Table Cloths, &C., &c. Corner Of Main aud
First streets. my3
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04
BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHTNG MACHINE !!
Pitts Patent Thresher and
Separator.

with MOFFITT'S HORSE POWER ATTACHED
is considered to be the best machine Of the Kind IN
the West.
The undersigned now prepared 10 furnish
machines OF the above Patent, of style and make
NOT excellrd i'm the western country. All We ask is
that our work may be compared with any OF our
cotcmporares, also our prices. These Ma
chimes were already thoroughly introduced and
knovu when we commenced the manufacture of
them; aud we shall only say that "a the Lachncs
of that patent which We make, shall be made in
such a manner, of such materials, and with such
improvements of our own, rs will materially in
crease the valuable reputation il has Acquired among
Threshers.
We now offer TO our customers n CHOICE Of
these excellent Machines and also choice of the
Horse Powers, to drive them, Of any size, from
to l0 horse, upon as reasonable terms as any other
establishment; and respectfully solicit orders
or either size OF kind, aud would request that they
lee seIi in early possible to insure getting The
best machine KRAFT & HEtLMAN
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04

Es1~ The indianapolis Journal will please
take notice that another man has had his
brains blowed out, by placing his foot on
the hammer of a gun and blowing in the
mn.zle 10 see if it was loaded. His name
was VIM. Scott, of Union county, Ohio, and
ne died on the J. 9Th inst.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04

efa5- On Monday last the game season
was opened, and for several months TO come
the quails and prairie chickens will have to
suffer. Have our eating-houSes made ar
rangements for full supply of the game ?
Prairie chickens are said to be unusually
fat this year, and are now in fine condi-
ton. cas- aHEF- -s.--
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04

BH"We observe that first-class planning
mill is advertised, in the indianapolis pa
pers, for sale. We should judge that the
manufacturing interest was rather on the
decline in that city, from the desire mani
tested by some of the proprietors to sell.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04

EaS@ The ANNUAL meeting of the old set
tiers of Indiana will take place ut the
Knightstown Springs, Henry county, on the
18th inst. Last year tie meeting at that
place was Of unusual interest, and we pre-
same the one TO assemble will fully rival the
last in the satisfaction Of those who attend
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04

Bk1~ BY a private dispatch received last
evening from Louisville, we learn that the
returns SO Elr received Indicate the election
of the Democratic State ticket, in Ken
tueky, by at least ten thousand majority.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04

hey" The City Council of Terre iIaute, at
a recent meeting, passed n series of resolu.
tious, condemnatory of the fire department,
on account of what the Council conceived
TO be an improper use OF their machinery.
The fire department reply 10y asserting that
their demonstrations against certain houses
of i'll fame Were the results of an inexorable
necessity, and, rs such, justiiable
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04
Cincinnati Market.

- 90. CINCINNATI, Aug. Bpm
Flour duller in the morning, and firmer
in the evening; sales at 8 90 for choice SUI
per6ne, but the market is not active Wheat
is well sustained, at o5@I 10 for red,
aud | l0@l IL Tor good prime white. A
good local demand for oats, at 45 for new,
and 4S for old. Corn unchanged. Whisky
"a. Provisions very duh, but unchanged in
prices.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04

MURDER AT VIScENNEs.-A man by the
name of>Matthew Norton, blacksmith,
was assaulted by drunken rowdy named
Thomas Pulling, on Sunday night, in the
streets of Vincennes, and stabbed in eight
places, three of the wounds being mortal
Norton died almost instantly, and the muir
derer was arrested and committed
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04

skY The Savings Bank, on First street,
pays the highest price for Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, and other uncurrent money. Loans
money, buys notes, sells Eastern exchange,
and geld and silver, at the lowest rates.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04

B1y~ The Democratic State Convention Of
Wisconsin is to meet on the oath OF this
vention will then be selected. Wisconsin is
said 10 be unit for Douglas.