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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23
Commissioners Aale of Real Estate.
Two Brick Stores on Water St,
AND
ALot on Canal and Main SITS.

AsOTECEs rs WRREBK' GIT.E.y,
that by virtue OF decree of the Court OF
Common Pleas of Yanderburgh county, Indiana,
at ITS February term, lSGO, in II partition suit
Wherein Henry Il. Mitchell ct AL were plaintiffs
aRd Edward j. Mitchell ct al were defendants f.
as CommissIonsr under tina appointment OF aid
Court, will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION at the Io.,r
OF the CoOKf HOUSE In Evansville, Indiana, on
Saturday, Apr. 2sth, 1850,
At o'clock, P. M the follown ny described l,rr,.rty
situated in tine city of Evansville Indiana ta-vif
That part of Lot No. 10 in the Original Tl,n
which adjoins Lot Ne. ., and fronts y l,.ct an,
TO the alley. it being the FOUR STORY BRICK
STORE HOUSE, in which is situated the TEL. r.
GRAPH OFFICE.
Also, the BRICK STORE HOUSE iInw ocrnii,I
10y {. a CRANE, adjoining BABCOCk'S HAiD-
WARE STORE, near the OF Main siId
Wafer streets, fronting twenty two feet aud
one-half inches Water street, aud extending
back Of the width seventy-four feet three
inches. With the store will be sold THE RIGHT
rear OF the premises n'edns OF access FROM MdiR
street 10 the second story.
Also, the NORTH EASTERIY oNE-THIRD
q OF lot No. $50, DONATION ENLARGEMENT,
being that third of the Lot which adjoins the
Canal, on Main street, opposite I.aughiifs
house.
TERMS or SALE :-oxE-rHiRp Of III. nurchase
m'.nts, the FIRST AT ONE YE.A x aud IN. SEC
OND AT TWO YEARS from the iiay OF sale viii,
interest. secured 10y notes payable without relief
from valuation or apprsIisenIent law4
WILLIAM BAK ER, commissioners
Pos farther Information inquire AT the office nf
BAN kK a FOSTER, AItornc,s,
maFzs-tus Third street Main
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GERMAN L FRENCH NIGHT SCHOOL.
TEWE H.N'DEaSEGsyR.ED MOST

TIT . 1N41-'
TyIHE IAN II aSxG1yN.ED MOST
Il respectfully hess leave to inform his friends
and the public in general, that lie has opened "a
night school Tor the Instruction. or tire French aud
German languages. Being graduate of a European
University, End teacher OF practice and expert
euce, which lac has become by cxertion during a
mum Der of years, In hopes 10 satisfy all those who
may eutrust themselves or be entrusted INTO his
care, aud legs the patronage of his eiowctizens
Also, young clergyman and students of the gospel
requested take notice of his lessons in the
Hebrew Arsnage. For particulars, apply to
Rev. DIR. M. DEFIANCE,
Professor Of ancient and modern languages, First
street, real OF BeLIa's Commercial College
ian20-3n"
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eng all inflammation viii ,llay ali pain and
sIiasInOdic action, aud IL StiitE TO REGULATE
THE BOWELS Depend BPon il, mothers, II will
give rest 10 yourself, and
BELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We have pat up aud sold tIiis article fcl over
ten years, aud can say, in condolences and u.
of it, hat igaye ss,r been able 81 say OF any
other nie,licipe-neyer ssuts IL fiul. ia single
instance, 10 effect "a cure suheu Timely Used. Nev-
e. did know AZ ia stance ef disqualification
by any one who used Il. @Onthe contrary, All are
de hted with It's opera hsfions, AID speak in FERNS
of hig hest couuenda Ssti0n of its magical ei-
fcts aud medical virtues lsWe speak ia this matter
svNitat do know al sSer ten years experience
and pledge our reput. : Jon for The fnlhlment of
What here declare -siu almost every Instance
where the infant is sur sferiHg from pain and eX-
hausGiOn, relief viii be Lfuud in - or2n minutes
after the Syrup IS admin histeIsd.
This valuable prrpara Stton is the prescription
Of of the most eNPe Srenc.d and k ~ Il !
Nurses in New England, Alud has been Hsed with
never failing SUCCESS in :. thousands Of castss.
It not only relieves s~the child from pain but
iyigOratcs the stomach Sund bowels correets acid
ity, aud gives tone aud Seiergy the whole sys-
tenn. 1t v i'll almost in staHty relieve Gripping
in the Bowels and Wind JColic, and overcome con
WILSON'S, which if not speedily remedied, end
in death. Ne believe it ssthe best and surest
t.y in he world, in all e>cases of zDys.Htery and
DiarrlIea in Children whether ID arises from
teething or from any other We would
say to every mother who has child Fl q T ing
from any of the foregoing complaints, do not
let yoRF preudces, the pIej ulices Of nthars,
stand be4 tween yonr suffering child and the relief
that will he snre-yes, absolutely Bpre-to tpiQ%
tho of this medicine If timely used.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle Nome genuine unless tic fac -siDliIe of
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold bg Druggists throughout the world. Erin
cipal e1ice, No. - Cedar street, New York.
Prize p cts bottle jan13-dwJy.
KELLER WHITE, Agents, Evansville, Ind.
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maine in part: axles, springs made Of the bes
steel; bands, enameled and of all kinds OF leather
cloths Innings for carriages, varnshes, c;asiss OF
all kinds, saddle trees, English bride leathers its
stirrups, spurs, names, fine silver hhines OF All
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, seli-adJusting f'Hs,
TayIors pateut names Nv nets shoe threads, horse
blankets London Girth Webs, American Girth
and Rein Webs. both cotton and Worsted; London
Welt skins a superior article; ivory, gutta percha
and brass lined marteng5l rings superior kerseys
for horse covers the best quality Of carriage bolts,
patent gig trocs &c, &c
/ keep in fact everything apl,ertaining to either
branch Of tho business, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, we would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
! an also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle
ap20-d&w
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TIE M,sIang LiaiaseHt Cures RkeuBotisaI
1ba MaStaDg Li.,i,Hen cures STIFF Johns;
The Mustang LiHi,aesf cures Burns dRd IPo"Hds
Tie M"stisJ Li.jme'd c"re, Sores, Ulcers. Caked
Byetsfs anil Sore Nipples Neuralgia Coris aud U0rfs,
AND WORTH 81, 0oO, 0O PER ANNUA
To the United States the pTeserver and reStorer
OF valuable Horses aud Cattle. Ii cures all SITains
C,sIds, Wounds, stin Joints, &c. Did you eyer hear
II amy ordinary Snre Swelling. SprAim Stiffness,
either On man or beast, which the Mustang Lini-
lncnt would not cure? bid You ever visit any
respectable Druggist ia any part Of the w"rd-in
Europe, Asia or Amerca--who did not sty q Il was
the greatest discovery of the age ," Sold every
waere. Every family rhoud havo it three sizes.
BARNES ozark, Proprietors,
aprI0- iai&w New York.
Hair Dye! -HaSr UDs!y H~Fr Dgs!!!-
W lillian A. Hatchelor's Hair bye, Tho original
and beet in the woridtll Alt others more ini
tatio1s, and rhonld lie avoided. il you wish TO -
cape ridisnie.
GRAY, RID. or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly
to IL Leantful and Natural Brown or Black, without
, Injury to tho Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded TO Wa. A BArcHsLoR since lisa
aud over soaJo applications have been ma.ia to the
Hair Of the Patrons "f his famous DIo.
WM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYR produces
"a color be dstin froai nature, and is
WARRANTED hot iniirie il the least, hoxryer
long it may he continued, and tho i'll effects g; Bad
DYES remedied the Hair IGvig orttol for life Ivy
this Splendid Dye.
Sold in ali oities and of The UnitoJ States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
nv The Genuine has tho name and address upon
steel plate engraving -four sides OF each Box,
Of WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
marI7 IyrJSw Ii Bond str9et. New York.
HTss!-- HTgH.!- uEgs!!:-- RaIehsfor'S
Wigs and TouPcos surl,ass ali. They elvgant,
light, easy and durable.
Fitting to a charm-no turning MP hehinsl--uo
shrinking OF the head indeed, this ia the only
Estnl shment where these things are properly
understood and made. lie Bond Street, New York.
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q W-E n 4 A,O3.3 TOEss-5O " assn.
~ Receiving ut I. REDNIUND'S.
SDrin& OF 1860
R%USEH mann FekkS M H-ks RE-
-4 u cciyud their stock of SPRING AND SUM
MER DRY GOODS, and respectfully invite the
ladies Of Evansville and surrounding country to
Gail and examine. Their assortment OF SILKS aud
FANCY DRESS GOODS capput he surpassed by
any house III the City.
Staple goods, sncIi ~ Calieojs, Ginghams brown
and blcached MilsItns, and sieetine, heavy stnck
"fStraw Goods, ladies, misses aud children's Hats,
&c. Their STOCK Of Spring SiGWlS, busters, Man
tilias aud Lace Points Is complete and il fact
every thing connected with II retail Dry Goods store
can bc EIaud at EOSEE BROTHERS,
mar27 Ne. ~ Main street.
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~ CR.4.H-e'Et To S.gH -n9.F.ffE- -
'SLE BittrnlG Brothers are now paying twenty-five
and IA half cents, eucIeHt money, Tor Spanish aud
Mexican quarters. febT
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9VR encc Nurse AMT tiInaie Physician, presents
To tlie uttcntan of mnficrs, her
SOOTHING; - RUP,
for ChElrcB TecthiEJ, y hici greatly facilitates the
proeess "t Teethiue, hy soiehiss tho gums, redu-
eng all inflammation will iiay an pain and
bI'asnOdic action, and j. SUitE TO REGULATE
THE BON ELS. Depend DPon Il, ra0thers, II will
give rest 10 yourself, and
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~ received per steamers Sam KirknAa,I and Ida
May-foi all cooking and laundry purposes gunran-
teed cinal to amy made. For gale TO the trade in
lots 10 suit purchasers, by :. Il. GILBERT d co,
marl4 No. Sycamore 1t.
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LOSSES PROMPThF PAIDl

is5 Agents IN all the principal Cities aud Towns
% the nidn.-esss
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/
irish Cups,
2lI ha,Ir Of tina above Einfi4 nf Por1toes fn,t is
cei'ed aud for sale N quantities t" anit, by
| ls, 'hA'- h''Pi' f9lt'N'
t,''ol - r''oN Ei',G.
| E'RDSTs, Sc, se.
- -. -, T G'1 = sl-a'tt hsIiia, #s
| ~ IDS h'He Clftahts
.-. 'NO ibs herman cherries
3 20" It's ID, do Primes,
10 doz Fesneh Mustard ..
25a It's Macarona tiInl,n, ted
~ i i's t tTs,l'i Data. 10 aa
loo lbs s"itaha baisi"s
: % sue "y 1,,oh 4 IA NI4Lt u -
Ek.7AJS.
Nb "a bales large % bush Gunuies
so bids 4 bnsh d.
1000 seamless > hnsh a.,
:siAIn flour t,os ~ ana "a lis r.-b +' %
|. . $50, '' 49, - 'Nl = i''7' 1''h'
For sale low Ly GEO FASTER e On
=. :. : . . : =
! 2&"<HD-E1-1E It's -zSf - 4-AS-SEH ~ -
." "'sh Diied as'ifies Uet5 ch0ite1 -
." Peaches, extra .,,-.,. .
For aaio ny eoo!A u NGLkt-
MHFsY 4J~.Sy SsEsR6T =. .sTrgqo
n .,nn - 49, -, = - r, - - -
~ dI rt,iia set - p..f',t,,f
large and small assorted far table ne and seed
at COOK < LANGLEY's
: = : .
ssSS in|9iI,s r., = 80. r. .-.-
2Ouo lbs oxtr, Shorts
1000 lbs fresh Corn Meal
just received by COOK x LANGLEY.
KSHCHEES.-I5OO sGCC.nERKS 9.yv
n Vinegar for sal. I,y j. r. ELLIOTT =
:, xsl,,.7 ;. :, r -, >, :. ;. :,
q rcis and sacks, always %, hand and f,r snIe
by mar2f j. p ELLIOTT
-, !, :, :, :, =. = :, = >, :; =
EE cit+;ns - - - - - 80, - - = - - ~
Risley's, Parker >, ami shaker. Warranted new.
For saie low--wholeNa!e or retail, At
m"r2l YlcKERY BROS.
sN,0.SP. S3.yR(Ey .J.S-ys 1.5.N-ES r r. e
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Ergach offer, 81 g 81 W. Third 81, On
Gilman. u. NaqiN, General Agent
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s5EAAA HESX If se S'sSR.xs
szSpNp 10000 lbs Rich County Fran,
900 lbs extra Shorts,
1000 lbs fresh Corn Meal
lust received bY COOK n IA NGTFY
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NRFsH .4.S'FS SsEsEET I. 0Y'.zTOFs.
n 100 bush Irish Peach IiJon Potatoes,
- do choice Sweet Potat0cs,
large and small, assorted FOL table use and seed
at COOK K LANGLFY'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09

"bords, and loafers, that are detestable "klch'
ard himself again" after three days experience
of that sort, Richard contemplating hiatus 10 the
files of The Contederaey from the 18th 10 the 10Th,
and remembering as well as cracking headache
and dsordere vscera win let him. the retail liquor
shops, filed with diluted poison, yagabonds, and
"loafers," has right to be indignant. He has
also reason. We beg leave also to tender bin our
distinguished commiseration.
We are also sorry for that White List Of eminent
New-York dIy-goodS dealers, whose credit has been
put out to nurse-dry-nuIse it must be, for Rich
"ard" is evidently better at mbibing than impart-
ing any liquid nouIishment-to The atlanta Contsd-
eracy. There is left for them only this consoIing
re1ection-that when the bill comes for advertising
they can dispute il on the ground that their names
have received only semi-weekIy instead of daily
insertion.
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state Medical Society.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1860.
The State Medical Society met at 10 o'clock.
The resolutions for the appointment OF Commission
Of Lunacy, and the appointment Of Committee to
confer with the Senate Committee the subject
taken up, and long discussion followed.
They were adopted, and Drs. Coventry, Coatss.
Sanders, Bradford, and Mason were appointed such
Committee.
Dr. f. r. Squibbs of Brooklyn read paper entitled
"Notes on New Remedies"
Several members pronounced it the most able paper
presented and vote Of thanks passed to the Doc
tor.
DR.. Odronaux read memorial from the Queens
County Society, relative to the laws regulating tho
practices Of physc and surgery.
DIR. Goodrich, from the Committee to inquire into
the subject of Anasthetic Agency, It's origin, author
ship, and its first introduction into medical and surs-
cal practice in the United States presented an elaborate
report and awarded DIR. Wells the credit Of being the
diScoyerer of the ADesthetic agency.
After some discussion the whole subject was hd on
the table for TAI indefinite time.
One hundred and thirty delegates present.
DR. Bripsuade from the Committee, reported reso
utons requiring Committee OF three 10 DC spPo'a,eo
by the President 10 present memorial 10 the Legsa-
tire asking more stringent legislation To prevent the
destructive and revolving crime of criminal abortion
Adopted. -, - A..
Legislature the appropriation OF sanleieht sum los
the immediate completion OF the New-l ork ineol,se
Asylum al Binshamton an institution calculated 20
relieve the suffering, and prevent insanity ANA ees'n
A resolution was adopted appointing Committee OF
five to report upon tho feasibility OF amenuSi9 sno
present aws for the regulation OF the pracuee o.
and surgery in the State; was ALEC resolution 10
anpoiut a Committee Of five 10 report what measure
are bet calculated to check the growing ev OF the
adulteraton of drugs by apothecaEies.
A Commitiee Of three was sppciaied TO urge upon
The Legislature theimportarce OF the passage OF aw
comreiling more general vaccination IN the State.
The Society adjourned ill tomorrow morning. and
this evening yiscd the Observatory, aud wese alter.
ward epts rtsired by Governor Morgan.
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CONGRESS.

SENATE, Feb. S-A joint resoluticnwas offered and
under the rule laid over authorizing the Secretary Of
the Interior to make arrangements for the dedication
of the statue of Washington on the gid inst and ap
propriatng $4,000 therefor Mr.. Davis Dem, Miss }
reported in favor of printing 10000 copies Of the
ports of Messrs. MoTdeca and Delafeld of observa-
tons in the Crimea, at an expense of s5O,SOO. The
report was rejected. resolution was adopted to
inquire into the expediency of establishing line of
mail steamers between San Francisco and China via
the Sandwich Islands. The Post-Ofice Deficiency
BIZ was then taken up and amended. by requiring
that the PostOCe blanks shall be printed by contract
and by the lowest bidder. The Senate then sijournsd
without disposiDg of the blu.
HOUSE, Feb. S.-Nctin session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09

The present condition of the American Institute
ia attracting considerable attention, and the annual
election of officers for the ensuing year, which
takes place 10 day between the hours OF 8 and
O'Clock p. m. at the Cooper Institute, promises to
call out much larger vote than has been cast at
any previous election for many years. The man.
agement for some time past has been unfortunate
as well as inefficient, and the valuable property Of
the Institute estimated at about 800, 000 is by
many thought TO be in jeopardy, while the useful
ness of the Institute and the confidence of the public
in it are becoming less and less every year. The
open attempt made by certain parties at
the January meeting to seize upon the con-
trol of affairs by packing the hall with
young members and thus securing their
own election as members Of the Nominating Com
mittee viii probably not be without its effect TO-
day. It seems that out of the thirteen members Of
this Nominating Committee, ten have modest!y
placed their own names on the so-called Regular
Ticket to be voted for this afternoon which has
been sent out accompanied with recommendatoTy
circular, signed by themselves to the members
generally. On the other hand under the lead of
the Hon. Hamilton Fish, Shepherd Knapp, and
otterr, Members Ticket has been formed, with
Gen. VIM. Hall for President, Thos McElrath for
Corresponding Secretary and Actuary, Judge Meigs
for Recording Secretary, and highly intelligent
and ludicously selected hss of candidates for the
remaining positions. This will be submitted as
representative ticket for the votes of members Of
the Institute who DESTROYS Of seeing il flourish
in MS. funess and honor as of old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09
REALITIES OF TOOMBs.

In some recent remarks upon the gentle and
amiabls Toombs, we minated that he was some
times little hasty in his language. Now it is the
fortune OF all great authors and great orators that
somebody collects their beauties" in book. We
now perform O similar service for the Georgia Sen
atOr, 20 far as his late speech is concerned. We
do not undertake to exhibit all the beauties OF
that effort, for that would be to copy the entire
speech. Let it suffice that we give a few spec-
men bricks Of that noble and statesmanlike per-
fomance:
" feel and know that large body OF these Sens-
tore are enemies Of my country"
The State wisconsin, susains them, and has the
audacy 10 send Senators here to look hone. 1t men in
the face and prate about union. Their nsensbiity to
shane eXeites more of our pity than of contempt"
Never permit this Federal Government to pass into
the tratorous hands Of the Black Republican party 1t
has already declared against you and your nstitu-
tons. IL every day commits acts OF war against you.
" We demand peace or war; We prefer peace we
have sought il through peaceful channels but though
the toad to 1t shall lead through war, we intend 10
have it,"
Many acts of your co.conspirators exceed il in
boldness; none IN meanness and bfamy ! have NJ
ready described H. and leave IL TO you TO defend. IL
does iurtiyely and candestnely what the New-iork
bill old openly. IL did not require OF its supporters TO
gulp down whoes ale perjury, like the Nsw-iork Dill
Whenever the Republicans have had power, not
wihstandpg their sacred oaths 10 maintain the Const
tutiop they have proved false it, and have perpe
taled thefe crimes.
Unite With as to make England break up her don
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Mo-, Ama,ieap ressela suffered. rarIiamsnt wa.

Msry American vessels suffered. Parliament was
opened on the oath, and the Queen, in her speech.
aIIuJes at some length to the proposed Congress,
stating that she had accepted the invitation rendered
her by the Emperors Of Austria ard France to be
represerted but at the same time had announced that
she would steadily maintain the principle that no
external force should be employed to impose upon
the people Of Italy any particular government or
constitution. The Queen also says she endeayored
to prevent the rupture between Spain and Morocco
but failed. The Chinese matter is also stated, and
the Queen says that, in conjunction with France,
redress ard fuillmtn! Of the treaty are 10 be de-
manded of ard enforced upon China. In the House
Of Lords, Earl Grey moved disapproval of the
course Of tie Government in undertaking the China
expo dition before calling the Government together
The motion was negatived. A subscription has
been opened for the benefit Of the Right Hon
Richard Golden, who has lost nearly all his private
'ortune BY investments in American Railway Secu-
rtieP. The two mates of the American ship Anna,
charged with FIVE MURDERS have been rearrested,
and will be sent TO this country. The French
Ministers Of Finance aud the Interior, it is said
ars to retire from the Ministry. They are pro-
tccti, uikts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09
LEGlsLATURE.

ShSAIE, Feb. s.-Tbe bill relating 10 the seldiers
Of 1912 and that appropnatiug the proceeds OF
the State tax for schools were paseed. Me-. Con-
molly brought in minority report against toling rail
roads. Among the bills noticed was one by Mr.. Man
ierre elstive to the foreclosure and sale of the Erie
Railroad. Among those introduced, one by Mr. Ferry,
to amend the charter of the State Lunatic Asylum.
Several bills were passed, among which was that to
facilitate the construction Of the Albany and Susque-
hanna Railroad, 20 to 10. An Executive Session was
held.
ASSEMBLY, Feb. 8.-Mr. Varian made minority
report against the Pro Rata Freight bill. The bill to
compel the attendance of witnesses before Municipal
Committees was passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09

Though the proposition to abolish the Thanking
privilege was defeated in the Senate yesterday, be-
cause its insertion in the Post Office Deficiency
bill would needessly delay the passage of that
measure, the Senators on both sides declared them
selves with singular unanimity in favor Of the abo
l.tiOn by separate bill. We trust, then, that one
will be promptly framed and passed. We are con-
fident that it will meet with no serious opposition
in the House. Let us have it, then; the sooner
the better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09

The Overland Mail, with San Ffsn,isco dates to
the 10th of January, reached MallOy's Station on
Tuesday night The Presidents Message was pub
lsbed in The San Francisco Bulletin in fifteen days
after leaving ST. Louis One of the passengers
lost by the Northeiner, Mr.. Bloomfield was son
of the Bishop of London and another the son of
Cant. French of the 42d Regiment British Army.
1t. Gov. Downey was insugurated Governor on
the 18th of January. Mr.. Latham, the U. S SEN
stor elect, was to sail for Washington on the 9th
inst He disapprOyes of the project of electIng a
,uecessor 10 Senator Gwin at this session. I'h
thought the Committee Of the House Wi! report
against continuing the new Indian war in Mendoe'no.
The Senate has voted in favor Of daily overland
mail to be established by Congress. Markets IN
changed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09

In order to avoid misunderstanding It Is proper for
W. to say that Mr.. Assistant DistrictAt!oney Sedg-
wick did nat draw up the bill introduced BY MIR.
Mapierre in the Senate of this State for the suppress
sion of the sale of fraudulent passenger tickets The
bill was submitted 10 him for consideration and sag-
g,stiops but be was not its author.