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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-30

HDXCHLES ~ KEGS IND JARS.
II We have Just received nice lot of Gherkin
Pickles, in 1, 3, and gallon kegs-and in Quart
and half gallon jars. Families, Hotel and Board.
ing House Keepers, and Steamboat men will take
notice, and govern themselves accordingly.
Call at No. so Main street.
je21 Il. II. SABIN & CO.
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Observation-Disclosures ,.aT-

ate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
WILL practice law In the Courts Of this State,
fll attend 70 the COLLECTION Of claims In any part OF
:he United States w buy and sell real estate in the
Sity OF Evansville, In Vanderburgh and adjoining
counties and IN the West generally and will perform
any other duties pertaining to Attorneys or Real
Estate Agents Lots and farms always for sale
German spoken BY member of the firm
RS-Olice Third street, opposite the Court
House, Ina the rooms formerly occupied by the latc
firm OF LOekhart, Psrrstt Denby;
caAHLEs DENsY .........IAcos LuxsRSHEIsER
oct45-dlv
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NO II REJNTcA GOOD DWELL.
ing, containing rooms, cellar and cistern,
with wood she'd on good lot, on Goodsell street.
Immediate possession given to a good tenant Ap-
pyto WILLIAM HUGHES,
- Jyls Corner Main and Second sts.
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-PRUs or PsU8sCRIPTxO.N.

Daily Paper I.:,c o.
By the week payable to Carriers) ).------- ~
rri-Weekly = w w
Weekly w W
Clubs of l6 or more. w
40 The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
10 their own immediate business, in their own nane
and all advertisements for the beneht OF other
rersons rs well as legal advertisements and adver
tsemcnts Of auction sales, and advertisements with
the name Of other persons, sent in BY them, mnst
De paid for at the usual rates.
aa No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any
oorpOratiOn, society, association or pnbiic meeting
and no communication designed to call attention 10
any matter Of limited of individual interest can be
inserted, unlesss paid for as an advertisement
40 Contracts for yearly advertising viii not pe
discsntinued unless order to that effect IA let at
he Office, and when discontinued in less than a
YEAR the price of the whole year will be charged.
40 Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
hshed at the expense of the attorneys ordering and
not delayable for legal proceedings, but coectaoie
It our usual time
AZ our terms for Job Work and transient adver-
tisenents are CASH.
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sOH.S. m. sT.s.s:FIBLD, C.aRPE.N.

a. TER AND JOINER, Is prepared TO do any
thing arpertaining TO either Of the above branches
Particular attention paid to the fitting up of Store
Rooms; also TO the building of Barns, Mills, Fac
tories, and Dwelling Houses, In town or country.
Mills fitted up to order when required Those wish
ing work done win please give me call, as will
always be ready at shortest notice.
so Terms easy. Shop on Third street, between
Chestnut and Cherry, on alley. mar12-Gm
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lSHEEsE! CHEESE !-25 FOXES,
u AN extra good lot just received; those wanting
something nice, by box or slice, call in at
CHAS. McJ0HNSTONS,
JyI Pssey's Block, Main ST
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IL BRULER, having formed copartnership Tor
the practice of Medicine offer their services the
citizens OF Evansville and vicinity.
-Ofce Third street, in the first building above
the Crescent City Bank, over Jones Diythe's Law
once. t --I
DIR. Pennington's residence, on Chestnut street,
opposite tho Episcopal Church.
Dr. De Bruler's residence, corner Of Cherry and
Second streets. mars
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L. 3. CLARKE, BUILDER.-...-..R. BOYD, ARcH'r.
.s1 CLARKE g. BOYD.


" street, ESansVille, lndllna, NnOleSate Deal
10 Groceries and all kinds of Produce, Nails,
Glass, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Linseed OIL, &C., &c. Also, constantly on
hand fall stock Of Sash, Panel Doors, &C., of all
sizes. APPS
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Oaiec somih-sidr Isnilrond Conpnny.t
PETERSBURG. July IsIleJo J
EH ~ - .sss.E < - 4.
N.esHf,r Rs,lIE csb THE NEST ..,, 81,

ny N!iuIAlA STRINGS, South sid. lia from ~.
bars East Tenn and Va K,lroad bti,,oi
l. ast lea" and Georgia ltsIroad
ton to Chattanooga VIA Nashville aud Chattanooga ka.road
ton Chattanooga to stevenson Mcups and Charie s,,n
Through Tickets is~n,d to The points rugs
and iaB.tse checked through the office Kan.
le ro~ ing Seheaue via be run on the sout Rail
r"a commencing "n 81 NDAf next the 4l OF July inst
NAIL AAD rASsEAGEK TRAIN.
Con Getting with the llchuond Danviie Trans al
Burnr,Ir junction. and with the throus route
Leave Petersburg daily at............... 5iOoL NJ
Arrive at Burkes'lis tJuncon) at......... e..o
Arrive at farn'ie at '....'.....'...-.... va -
Arrive at ynchburg at ......-......... >:3O T. NJ
Leave Iy ncihnig daily at................. 80
A'rvra' l'ntkey,.e tJunction) at......... 2.la -
tnii,;iIi InAi> ':'0
Connecting with Richmond and Dansic II ain, June.
leave Petersburg daily at. ...............,..6 A A.
Ani"" at GnrkeHhie Jnn,tin) at.............. - NJ.
Leave Ly burg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AM
ANY" at BurAevlie lJuncton) MISUNDERSTANDING NJ.
rassrns,r Car i,r tue Way ., iota.
IrNg attashedo the if'i" leaving Ly"haurs with
taxi the Ma Irsu at i oc",k A. NJ. stopping places.
tab, on"nd put oil passengers To BE- strictly oner,, thos.
IN 'sr" the nan aud in no cas-" mii' ia" tram he s,"prd
Al any ohy pond Sutherland Andrr>"ns 50" Nil totd..
hnrNrril" Krcs High Bridge, Fsrmvi', Prospect Ramp
m- Evergreen AppomaoA Spout spr"e, Concord, Janus
CITY FONT BRANCH
SOtih.Sle Railroad Freight Trains lea
Petersburg daily SUNDAY scAeeptcdl at.....1 A NJ.
AMY" at Guy Point .............-.........'.45
Leave City POINT ................,......r.3
Arrive AT ictc sbure at. ......................9l
leaving CITY Point Norfolk and every Saturday morning
and tuesday evening with the fine Steamers Roanoke and
jamestown bound Tor New York
The Afternoon Train this Road will be only when
there business to justify it, stopping places to take and
1t" tram ard il no case will the train be stopped at amy 9th
point Friends Crossing Cedar Level and rchett Cross
~ L.
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{ lsts' uI'GGENnrIMEn
Ht. COACm Nxl

M X&Z AUUUN FAN TORY T m, rnIif,II t9h-EIV-
IL he gtairuI knowledge
mous ~ hls old friend, customers TOT The liberal lhtf IL
axe them and tN" pub
lie that he has been business and he HOPES "
lic will order keep hand all kinds OF
Iron xc Wagons made in the most substantial hnd neat
lie will, nrirI aud al soon have made
general of Cttagrs kaways aud Buggcs
Ao assortment of and iw" h"rsc SPihs Moving
WRg CONS and l"r. All who want good WORK
tho old LynohbP aic and UaHR1a Factory and ms
hr ioug business III" cash prn expect tn
good work aud low price All who want good and
neat Iuggea give me u call JOHN II. BAILEY AEt
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Dialogue on Board Steamer st. Nichols

On Ilil ALABAMA XIV fR
Get R-FIcnd ID lr, me nIr"lnc" 10 Stn.Mr W u Frar,
Agent Of thu Quaker city sewing Machinr "" must buy
one, rls jn,t what yo" "'mi $500 ,,-.,...
but have AWAY. had curiosity to opera
ton will f ei Obliged yonr rni froar he VIII sh"" up
f-Ccnninly Sir nwll afford M much pleasure to
ny curiosity md haN II" doubt shall ''i You Ma
IA,l ucns to tho Caoin L bcgn- to operate Makes
pal, OF Negro pants In u-i ~ minutes
cot R-1h.rcD, Yen uow see what can he done by the
Machines
D-It truly wonlerfni i,nd idea that work could be
d"n" ~ raptdy and WIN - .ns' II NJ would on '"
along with In. MACHINE wecoulig't Htonr an'n
Flha, unccessar, 81, "a, can I''fh ,""' S"e"strcsS
in a couple of hours all thais required ~ M'c"'n"
D-liaw one "t m, neighhls has Ma nat cost
slJ5 and neither his S,amste one 9" h. ""n faint
dc anyhmS with IT, thou h"y have had II several
mouths.
FIhst the old complicated ones, SIR. This yon
binary sroos "i Cotton III" -indos !" 'hir manner
ua.o the by these ~o tile sci Ia" needle
this manner and your Machine is Ia work NJ ord"r
Dwell that certainly Is smrl" rn'"Rh. and OF 'urse
-'us' So so i"'l' no 'n"n'' ' ,'" - ~. "'' :"
order We. in tact such ront I'nco N trn thai "" war
ihom for aud WIZ keep tem N order Tor
that tmo. Tree Of chare"
Col R-Now, d, yo" VIVA, profit 'her" in having
to do wha, be done minutes by hi' Ms'hn"
Your s'amstrsss do work aud cam th" pace "f
for plantation ami on' ti my family tor hn" work pmt
ing embroidery &c
buy two, but n sma ONE aud k.cp seam
stress make the females each fanny Il" ther own sew
ing night and rainy weather
Col just try the strength of this 'ram fon see viii
not rip although you cue nearly al 1" p'" N"w II" You
Ind that work, done by each tamil, tips
nll to pieces before II is hal woin ont
Coionel your has doct,d viii taxi"
certain, and learn my h"us.a.i t" ""e sh" certainly Ia"
'ris nm The eSS .a CIR" s@5 TT r5 s~. M
Is Tor sale li5 MAiA ST RICHMOND, Va al thu low
IL AGENTS WANTED to soil these Machines, The
lib raj Discount allow cd For single Maciue OF Aecnccs,
apply abose " IL. fKEAR
ian Ayrn
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NNVI IT
i subscriber respectfully invites the attention OF the pub
he and OF purchasers particularly, to the superior pkE
Mil NJ PIANOS manufactured him a splendid II ssott
meet CONSTANTLY on baud
Iauus received Premium years in success
the Fairs o III" American
Palace competition " nh most of the leading
aoiuf,s NrN York ns,un, and u
quality OF tone full round ant brilliant. well
aud lurabty and Halter ourselves. by the
ARTISTS vpnturinE to-ay III Pianos
superior many Others, equal 10 Grand Piano
volume aud cluiIcty OF tuurh combined
iii nncss which very rarely with other
Htu,s
Nor specially solicit cSamnaton from strangers AMI
themselves OF the above before
els, All iianos warranted
II HANSEN, Manufacturer Of Piano Fortcs
my u dom W MONMs, lFI A.nmLrN 81, NV EOIk
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~ t...ESuE.uEn. GRAND Exmu

We lion OF READY MAIL tI.OI IlNa - ia" nm.
rrsgncd embraces ih opportunity I" nnnounc" to the pub
large and his TRENDS that lbs stock oi READY MADE
IIOIlilSti. GEH lIl.MESS' tIENlsIIISG GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, 1 ri Nk At. Inns h,w bnou received and
pureh sod unI crcncd low prizes cash. aud
Iii, to the MtoIest al
anime stock before calling elsewhere, not.
tha do wuud but that .id combine myself to
aud living profits The Il les and
quality Clothing inor and better than oscthis
Ia iaith.
Country Merchants find my ohhinR prroa than
therefore, give ca whole .le and retail buyers.
and ugciur yourselves aud in stud! YOU Interest
w,li certainly purchase Of
~ LIS itIGEENuEIMEN
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D the formerly occupied by 4 i IHchncd,
I~u Iy saunders, hrHs leavc 10 inform his
Feuis that eng ig.d the Commission and Forrdrd
Hnsipfss aud keeps constantly hnud, We" selected
stock Of STAPLE Ditl GOODS AND tRoGERlfS, which
he ~ sell Mt pri that will not fan Ia p"nH'
ls facilities for doug COMMISSION AID STORAGE Htsi
are house upon the Basin with
ell enclosed lot here at Lumber and lg Iron
will he entirely secure.
lie Is still Agent I.tiugstous celebrated Pioushs and
Plough Castings and Will always keep au assortment Also
tiuano, Cement and {, found Plaster
,rb dts WM 7 ANDERSON.
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REMOVAL.
NEW STAND AND NEW GOODS.
HAVE SOLD OFF AT AUCTION ALL OF MY OLD
tioods aud we'd the opposite Il OF
first above the Aia het house,
VIM Am now Receiving large aiuck OF
AmeIiCau British, French, Swiss German and
Italian Dry Goods
oi Tie latest aud u, am'lnsy low prices ask the
my sales !, heretofore, sLct"s'roy Jor cash
orIt!Hdts JNo j. ~ Nv To- Agent
Once oCth~ >ouii,->idc az. iS. tO.,t
PLrtR>nuKG, Feb, inn, lr.7.
the regular monthly meeting al the Board OF directors
adopted
rp,, That the Freight Agent At L. nchbuIg hereafter
b. 4rsd ,oIIe, ali iIrgh received al or "e
Inverted tom ms Depot or D.tu ar" GA! 81 the ioas.n
ioh 40 The Company. Copy from krtold
tn - JAMES Il q lhBERI, Scs'y
go FOX THE FAIR! i. the mnivcr-Hi cry
u thousands participating he icsuNitI"s "hu
AFFORDS. or III, week, tue
muit!tudes IuNicd l., the city u Ilis l." rhoS
is ltty part, IN Ihe ntcre sting Ml,
uiispIinS snth occasions.
Amon; n.uy attractive places 10 when the gathering
wcconi,d be ouno lho
lac HhHtharst POosrdir tairy neat door /" ia. VIZ
Jana, Nam street. ~ ncnous, Va, "hVic hundreds oil
a. uuu,,t exhibition,
aud ,uouL d,sirc lac s.lc oi thvmsclNts,
sht be furnished SNORT nocr, and AT PAGES tiat 'ano
itlt 10 iltaSe
ne assortment and Frames every lyle and
Lrat' constantly hand a ~, L"c~.t,, BI,a ia-, IL
- nu.s atrh seals, CHAINS AZ
Iaihrcs cNes art, At all hours ii Ill"
d., ana al AZ, kiad' oil "riii,r u IA BLISS,
,#t4ai-.l Practical luut 81 psi
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Ia stPEhPlIOSPHATEO OF LIME,
Manufactured nom oIIuuiH oil
DIX. janis ttI,t,ilNS
,Iint,
ENABLING PLANTERS To DISlI\SE " IIu / 40
Tor Van -,uii- tIt Su'aeG
,Is ado. Packed IN bags and barrels tail! N1.fl
Cd lTNv 80 pen ten al tOoU It's.
uoat,, ari,,c I, :, with Pamphlets giving iu!i IL
la Il :b.s Valuable fcitilH,G aj, ti uhts ct Ihnf
tan AID nu.i" "i ii'lea i!ou, can bc lad !
NJ IiUllINSA co.
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: OOK 70 yOIxCONI a WOOn Hills,

n OOk TO NOI kGOAI. n WOOD hs1.I.S.
We Just received another supply ot III" celebrated
Victor AMI Merit COOK STOVES Mood aad coa'. which
sally admired the late Agricultural and Me,
chauira FAIR this plac. by the saving of fuel the
thickness OF costing their superior n'h aud perfect
tom drpA cuukg they achuowl
I'd. ed be the host Stoves known We hye fitted to
Copper Reservoir hot boc which l.
furnishing ho water at all Hes, without
fuel being heated by the HnoAo pipe, and without
interfering with the cooking arrangements OF the stow"
nov dtsI { = BLISS 4 CO
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Dl II AN ID Slt.N E'AaNlB -PLNlTI-
II ALLY, / H. SEtREI NCI.>S / he subScr
10 return tho liUcr pat
r,hasr, upon them past years the
We c
I"ul md wall suprrntend
tlr 4 ali t. cnunpD
asti 1r4ctG. tloN. our piles
- inf,s t.urd,
but = = q. pants. and
done s'pI charge will he
All WE want Juu>u, trial Kcneln
hr Gi,c call ut the Chan
IA tuty On BfiL;o S,r,ri, "'ht' Mul..
IAN lily <. ii ii..nDY i BROTHER.
HEAD AND ai,BI STONES.
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ia ..NliURE! ElRNITUIE!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
II. i. - r. q X A \ T.,
81 BOWERY, tWholesale War" IIouse) mud
iS2 PEAR st., (iieiall ntorc,J New York
be found the large and mt
III the ,iy
iY- HiI!s of SSJ Kci"iicd AT Whoir.aIo Price.
ut the BOwcry store.
All Furniture guaranteed represented one hundr aud
hity hands constantly employed manufacturing All stock
ni II comprises, in part III Rosewood, Ma
hngauy and Walnat
PARLOR FURNITURE,
"rad rocairie, Dclaine Flush and Hair Cloth Rose.
wood, Mthoxany aud f.n,inrltrt
CHI A M ER L u N T u r e
hundred and iity dollars Also
81 Al aud COMMON ffNNfUHt, III great variety large
Of tlt mud Mahogany MIRRORS SpIng aud tulcd
Hair Patent Premium SOFA BtDSrEADs
Sprng ID Hal. Marrssc4 attached &c
" dnbodfs aud HOfcis Furnishrd
Dealers will hud II to their interest To give usa call
iiul - Tim
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HEAD AND a.,,,g STONES,

no SUI e ll'Ics aud llItus,An, u an IN ettal vareiA
1 At !. h tiADDENS
l,u / is l. hour, Marpir W ''rhs.
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JAS tt WHITNEY,
Surrcssnr IN " E-ln 4 & lAnn.


a45 Bloadva, New York.
~ Sold by A. s. ENGLEDoNE, dealer in Fancy Goods,
Bonu,ts. Ac.. iynchburg Va. mar ,ntts
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CULVER skIN ONION SETS, Just recsIv cd
kJand for sale by fvt II DIS " A STROrHBR co.
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Principal Office, No 32j broadway. New York.
BRANCH OFFICE ~ Hanover St. Boston; No u Chap
e ST. New Haven, CT Giovervlle, NY No pa Broad ST.
Newark, n j. No li2 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia; No lbs
baltimore ST. Baltimore No. - Westminster Providence
H. IL No Last 4th St Ciucinna No 65 North 4th ST. ST
Louis No 81 ST Charles ST. New Orleans No 70 Dauphip
Mobile ldec 24-dActs
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s.'OfS GDNsL hPTItE- ~ .bNsaEPiECS.-
II CliEhlCAL ROOD --S3fnI "i t.c til l"pus. ia,
hy'croe" i the !prphosIhetrs, uuitiuus
Al In, time; suited la. somacs,
most illuminated Patterns, just roor.N,day
drc9 dt,.l 80 bl ER { JONES.
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SIR James Clnvk - Bsps nile Pills tuaa received
INV rmsreh Sdts srABLRR 4 JOKES
, 1859-02-25

ledge ourself to do ample justice to his
memory.
The labored effort concludes thus
"His reputation belongs to his country,
and traduction through the columns Of the
Herald, from subordinates, hangers-on or re-
tainers around military posts, will but ere
ate FIR tho auth,rS contempt and derlsion.
Gen. Harvey is a strict disciPlinarian and
whilst he is ever ready to do his own duty
to the service and his country well and
promptly, he Is equally exacting upon the
subordinates under his command hence it is
but natural that he should incur the general
displeasure Of the feather bed wing Of
the army. To all such, Gen. Woo, or any
other commanding officer, who, in an lndain
campaign, would allow them to go into win
ter quarters at their own request, and do as
they might please generally, would be their
beau ideal Of a military chieftain."
1t is hardly necessary for us to remark
that no resentment resulting from the stric,
discipline of Gen. Harvey, Of which the wri'
ter Of the above speaks so knowingly, Affect
cd the pen that wrote our article. We are
entirely above and beyond the pale Of in.
duence or dictation by any officer, either
military or civil. Can the editor Of the
Pioneer and Democrat truthfully say the
same But to apply the abstract princiPle
laid down above, relative to traduction Of
reputation through the columns of newsPa-
pers,-which We cordially endorse-kow
does the editor reconcile with it his whole
sale traduction # the characters and reputa
tons Of all the officers Of the army in this
department who are subordinate in rank to
Gen. Harncy Out of his own mouth
he stands condemned. The imputation is
general and. sweeping that any or all the
officers in this department are capable Of
the most contemplate cowarlicc known %
enlightened men, Of striking blow under
cover, which they dare not do in manly,
open manner. We leave the matter in their
hands, regretting that the course we-felt
called upon to take should have caused abuse
and insult to be heaped upon them, from a
source which Is irresponsible and beneath
their notice. Il was entirely giatuitous and
out Of place, and might just as properly have
been introduced in his 22d Of February az
ticIe. 1t is characteristic of that journal to
abuse the army and navy, and everybody
who will not stoop to the level Of their
, 1859-02-25
PUGET SOUND HERALD,
SfEiLI10H, v. :, FRIDAY, FEB. ., ISla
oEN. HARNEY'S LETTER.

Tha last Pioneer and Democrat contains an
nticle under the head Of "Gen. Harney,"
intended as arejOinder to an editorial Of ours
some weeks since, in which We, in vindica-
ton Of the intelligence Of our citizens, dis
sented from the nauseating dose Of Aattcry
thrust upon the worthy man whose name
appears at the head Of this article BY our
eEratic cotempOrary. Before proceeding to
dissect this rejOinder, which has been prom
iscd Us some three weeks, and must conse-
ouently be the result of profound meditation,
We deem Il important, as this thing has as
sumcd the shape Of q controversy, to set
forth the parties to il. There are three par
tics, viz, the Pioneer aud Democrat Gen.
Harney's inter-oceanic letter, and ourself.
The matter at issue is simply the merits Of
said letter.
Gen. Harneys character, military, civil,
political, or social, does not enter into this
dispute. With this explanation we viii pro
ed to nosius, ssfiatim, the points and argu-
msnts Of the profound rejOinder before us.
II comnences As follows: 1890,
- eAfsu weeks since, the Puget Sound Her
az undertook 10 throw into ridicale the
comments We thought proper 10 make in re-
ference to the able and patriotic letter I'D.
dressed By Gen. Harney to Acting Gov.
Mason, IN response to resolutions Of the
Legislntme complimentary Of that gallant
onioeF.n acfcs 81 ,siial 3 sse il49sE iia
Prsoisely 50 We did undertake to do that
,sams, and venture to assert, every inteIl'.
Eontmnn IN Washington Territory will agree
win us, that said q comments" as they
aro termed, were admirable subjects for
ridicuIs and judging from the effect which
q. r,sie,nl., seem to have produced upon
our uelghbOr's temper, 10 feels that We were
not altogether unsuccessful in our attempt
Thon f6Il0ws the assertion that the Her
al counining the article IN question Is not
a hand; and 4 there was any point to the
criticism We have entirely forgotten it."
uds, We are compelled 70 inform our read
'srs, ia . tfick Of our trade, " sometimes re-
soricd % uhen VIC find ourselves in an un-
ploasani prodiaament o., in other words. in
aefehi plaza" The probabilities are that
he Hsralf containing the article was care
fiIly preserved and occupied the necessary
proximity While the above words were
pnunsd; and he only way we can account
lbr his not seeing the point 70 our criticism,
u. +. .
, 1859-02-25

MnnAHs.-fhs steamer Uaels Sam silsd
from San Francisco On the I5th inst, iOr he
mouth q he Colorado River, with four companies
q he Sixth Infantry, destined fOr The Mejass
expedition. under the command Of Lieut. Col.
William Hoffman. The lady and family Of Col.
Holman, and he lady and hmily Of Ia BoOtss,
Who Is 70 join At San Diego, went passen.
gsrs in The Uncle SAW. These ladies' arrived on
the steamer Golden Age, from New York.
, 1859-02-25

THE BRIG w. D. RICE, Capt Digss, Of Messrs.
Balch & Webber's line Of SteilacoOm packets,
arrived at this port on Wednesday night, with a
cargo Of assorted merchandise. Mr. Stevens,
lately employed at the Fort, returned from San
Francisco in her, whittier he had gone in Pursn-
ance Of business engagements He contem.
plates getting out maple lumber here for ship
ment to San Francisco. ~ i2a a-9 4a.5
, 1859-02-25

AMERICAN RAmRoAD IRoN.-The following d
the vote in the United States Senate on the
amendment Of Mr.. Foster to the Pacific Railroad
bill, providing that American Iron only should
be used in the construction Of the road
YRAs-Messrs. Allen, Bigier, Broderick, Chan
der, Clark, Collamer, Crittenden, Dixon, Fess-
enden, Foot, Foster, Hale, Harlan, Houston,
Kennedy, King, Seward, Simmons, Thompson oi
Kentucky, Thompson Of New Jersey, TOombs,
TrumbIn, Wade, Wilson, and Wright-26.
NAYs-Messrs Bates, Bright, Clay, Clingman,
Davis, Durkee, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Green, Gwin,
Hammond, Hunter, Iverson, johnson Of Tenn,
Jones, Mallory, Mason, Polk, Reid, Rice, Sebas-
tian, Stuart and ward-2S. i2i3l 'haa 'ulgra
, 1859-02-25

At the Tesence Of eaptT O. Eneish Fort gtelacoom FEB
2lst, by Rev. Geo. W. sloan, Lieut. D. h. McKHBN, u s. A.
formerly Of Pttsburg, Pa " Miss JENNIE YOuSG Of am
ton, Va