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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
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A meeting the members OF the New
port bar. vas held on the aIst Of July.
Present. d. NJ. Jones. ssml. Huston. II.
D. washburn. Jas. Jordan. A B. Florer.
William tEggleston. Robt. T. Craig. and !
Henry II. Braseh.
On motion. d. NJ Jones was called to
the chxir. and Henry II. B.asch appointed
Secretary.
On motion. Of Craig, the President sp
pointed committee. consisting Of H. d.
Washburn, Robt- Z. Craig. and Jas. Jor-
dan. to draft resolutions expressive OF the
sentiments Of the Newport bar. upon Hon.
Sami. +. Maxwell's retiring from the bench
Of the Common Pleas Court Of vermillion
county.
The committee reported the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted.
Whereas. by the recent change in this
judicial District. the county OF vermillion
will soon be deprived Of the Judicial SER
vices of Hon. Sani r. Maxwell present
aud past Judge OF the Court Of Common
Pleas OF this and Parke county therefore
Resoised, That in his taking leave Of Us
z we deem il our duty, as members OF the
; Par. to pay him the Justly merited tribute
4. OF testifying TO his urbanity aud socia
disposition as friend, his lofty and higt
= bred manner as a gentleman. aud his up
rightness and true qualifications as j udg'
= as displayed ia his intercourse ifor thu
rttk tha RAJ nd eli
"a zsn-, and in the impsrtiality and prompt
;, ness with which be has decided the differ
- ences of our people as they have official.
been presented to him.
TO Resolred That we feel lively and last
! ing interest IN the welfare Of our frien
: and brother, Hon. Saml r Maxwell, an
IL that in whatever situation he may be plae
lie sd, in cemi"g times. we are assured that h
T. will do his whole duty, and therefore, W
most sincerely reccr mend him 10 the mem
be-s Of the Bar. as well as the Citizen
e generally of the District Of Parke, Vigo an
or Sullivan, as Que -iu whom they can plaS
N. implicit confidence as a man OF lntegril
aud morality and as a lawyer whose talen
and qualifications rs such, are equalled B
IT. few Of the p ofession in the State.
IN Resolved. That We deeply regret aud fe
that II is unfortunate for Us 10 be deprive
of his services as Judge Of our Cemmo
III Pleas Court
as Resolved, That these resolutions be pr
We sented to our friend aud brother, Hon. )
u Maxwell, and that copies thereof be f.
fk warded To the Hoosier State, Wabs'
Express. aud Psrke County Republiea
for publication.
After a few brief remarks from A.
10. Florer, Hon. Ssml. F. Maxwell respond
OF in brief but appropriate address wher
upon the meeting adjourned.
---- ID III ZONES Prest
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
TN. = C.rr..poudens OF the jour
MI a nd q. M. Clay.


Perhaps we ought to have noticed the
article. in relation to Cassius n. Gay
which appeared in the Journal an the iVsh
inst. at an earlier date. IL j. ssidentiy
the prod uction Of one who hates Mr.. Clay
very much, and who hss sought this oeSa-
sion 20 bosh villify aud misrrprs>snt han
He oours out few Wills OF his wrath TO
but little purpose. AID attempts 10 give
leaf in the history 81 man. whose every
a., is a. familiar 20 she people a iisurs-
hold words.
We regard but one assertion Of the wr'
ter of the article now under confederation,
worthy our notice. Speaking Of Mr. Clay
as Kentuekian be says. bis acts fhers'
proves that the great cassias. the expo
nsn, Of Republican doctrines. wss deter
miued to abolish slavery" DC.
This is the grcnnd of his offenhng-the
basis Of all opposition 70 him-ths reason
whv he i 40 odious TO the Democracy =
He. saw the correspondent. is.in favor ct
atolishiny slavery. and for that he - most
vilely abused eai.s. taf s'a- ef
The reader must recoIlect that Cassius
NJ. Clay il a. eisizen OF Keutueky-was
borr. anl raised and Away lived IN Thai
Stase-is an extensive properly holder
there. AID has been a large Shareholder
r there. He is Kentuckian and has al
WAYS lived on Kentucky soil ADD among
Kentucky institutions. Has he not r,gh
! then. as eitizen Of slave STATE. TO ex
press an opinion 10 favor Of the abolition
{ Of slavery Has he not right. as e''l
: zen of slave State. 10 be an stOlit'onisf
Is not this the great doctrine of PoPula
Sovereignty that the people Of The State
;. and the Territories have right To regu
late their domestic institutions TO sui
themselves : Has the time come when
citizen Of State shall no, be permitted {
express his opinion IN relation to the dc
= nestle institutions of The State IN tchieA 4
Eiresr Is CassiGs VI Clay To he censure
II hei j. in favor Of abolishIng slavery .
n eign Democrats. j. THIS the position 20
10 now assume, that an Individual. liytns 1
a slave State. j. declared the privilege
: opposing the Institution Of human serv
" tude Popular Sovereignty IS then II
right Of the people to do as they pleas
!. entertain such opinions a. they pleas
al discuss such subjects as they please an
III do as they please generally, provided a
wsys, they do not touch The subject of hl
man setvtude-that they do not touch &
lie Dsmocrafie Niger. That is a sacred thin
OF and no ruthless hand should be permltt
he TO disturb il. This is new phase in q
en- doctrine Of Popular Sovereignty. aud
's- hope the star correspondent of the Jourr
ng will make the most OF IT,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

A MoDrsr MAS-Senator. Douglas has
the extreme modesty. TO travel about the
country addressing public meetings. His
programme has been publishe !, that all
his movements az be known This is.
we believe. the first time a Presidential
candidate has ever felt II necessary TO take
the stump. Well, it's, perhaps. best that
he show himself once more to the people
that they may see how his coat tail hangs
He will be ashamed to appear after No
vember
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

DER yon lone, disian. haunt Of death,
Where Freddie sleeps. in besuty's ton.cs
Pale, Wild flowers wave, aud angel breath,
Fans the dark mysiles, there that bloom
Aud oft, al summer eve's lone hour.
The he'd breast breathes ITS piAintivo air.
Reside the sweetly weeping flower.
That Shsss ftsbaimy fragrance there.
AID there thc sweet bln violet bends
Its modest head. TO catch The breath
OF summer eve. kind heaven sands.
To Gan TIE sarrct home 81 death.
Rest. Freddie aesr-aye sleep IN peace
Beneath the dropping willow green,
That sweet voice hnshrd--thaf pare heart ceased
And there--as if-thea ne'er hadsi beeE:
A. Nh.
Remington. Vermont. July IA, $50.
IL John : Davis has been nomiasted
by the Opposition Cor Congress in the Sec
ond Indiana district
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

JACKSON TowSsHlr. sullivan Co.. Ind
Iulv l7th le6O.

JACKSON TowSsHlr. sullivan Co.. Ind
July 18th is6o.
Ma. X. n. HuDsoS. SiR nv request Of
J. " Osborn. say To you that have
been selling j. W Osborn Medicines for
some time. aud they have given universal
satisfaction. | have also sren them tried
IN asevere case Of Scrofuia. also IN n -
we're case of Rheumatism. and IN beth ca
SEE. a cure was affected in a remarkably
short time. also cured case Of poison
IN my own family with the Germsn ONT
meat. and have been taking bis kxPec
torrent for \ Bronchial affection IN my thros,
aud il ha- done me more good IA the same
length Of time than ANY other Medicine
ever used. aud take pleasure 10 saying
that l believe that they are good Tor these
diseases, for which they are recommended.
JOHN STowERl.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25


Tnr Drsru on JoskrH GALEs.-The tele
graph announced the death Of Joseph
Gales. whose name-assoeiaiei with that
Of his bso,her.in-lsv. W. W. Seaton-has
been Identified for half a eestury with the
Natsor al Inselligencer.
Mr. Gales was born in lexington. near
Sheffield, England. April 10. 1856. and
when when seven yesrs old ne sceempa-
MED his fasher-joseph Gales-to the Uui'
ted S,sie>. Mr.. Gales the elder was a
pinier and bookseller in Sheffield. and
ihere published the Sheffield Register. he
81 IN % thizsd 30 strongly with the French
Revolution. that he sold his paper IN l1sS
1 10 James Montgomery, the poet. and came
TO Philadelphia, where for two or three
wears he polished tie ''independent Ga.
zrtteer," the first paper that presented
shorthand reports of Congressional de
bates aud proceedings. IN 1890 ne sold
this paper add reriiovedsfo Raleigh. n c..
founding the Register He died ~ iS4i
His son. whose deces se Is this morning
announced. was educated stthe University
Of North Carolina, AMI then learned th'
art Of printing In 1871 be settled a
Washington as the assistant OF ii
Smith, who bought ihs independent Ga
J xetieer" from his father, and removed II Il
the Capital. changing its name 10 The
National Intsliigencer." Mr.. Gales be
came Nr. SMITHS p@rieer. asd an 1910 hi
successor "a publisher of The Tn Week.
Inteliige ucer. Ia 1912 Mr. SeAIon Was al
1 mitted 10 partnership. aud ~ 1918 Oh
r daily publication Of the intelligeucer W a
> commenced .-Csa- GGx.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
Henry Clay"

MoRE AID.-The wlnona MIMI Re.
publican states that DR.. Charles Benson
has announced his separation from the
Douglas S4uatters. aud declared his inteu-
ton to support Abraham Lincoln. DR..
ser>on says Zone might a. well vote for a
woman a. to support Douglas, who is bu,
a cats paw ia the hands Of the South to
throw the election into the House or Sen
ste where 40 o,e bul thorough going
pro slavery man can stand even the shadow
Of a chance Douglas cannot be elected;
lireckinridgr must not be; therefore II IL
the duty OF every patriotic citizen who -
opposed 10 the extension Of pro slavery
rule. OF u The continuance Of corrupt sd-
ministratian. 20 cast his vote directly for
Abraham Lincoln. aud thus pu, stop at
once 60 The sectional chickering's which
no- divide the Democratic party aad dis.
tract the county"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

Lsanr IN Eevrr We met on the esrs
he ether day. csneionssi sequsistsnce
she had tesn TO Egypt. 70 look At the
core. He"hapPenec 80" ~ Pslessine on
Saturday lat. where more than thousand
live Rspubliess. bad assembled 10 hold
political love least he expressed much
sstsaishmsnl N - ,tasss such q ssnonstrs.
,ioa ia The 'shons Of the Giant" and mere
particularly 10 Egypt Our tri.nd 10 one
Of those ~hs signed N. call Cor The xres,
Bell 4 E.srsu demoas,rslisa which came
on IN csaeisnsti iass -esh. aud ~e 20,
from him some lish, on that subject slso.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw Yons July %.
Flour dull a. J heavy and low. Will
holders u common grades pretty anxious
to realize. Sales II 30 ibis 5a5 .05 for
super State. 5.l5@5.3 for extra d., 5@s.0S
Tor superhne ~e.tsrn-
whisky 20so.
Wheat very heavy Al l92c lover. Sale
1875 600 bus Chicago spring At l.ieal. -.
5000 bush winter red western, at l.25.
Rye quiet At si9s2e.
Oats in uoisrs'e request. Canadian -
a4e. Western 1924
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
Republican state Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE. OF Montgomery.
Fon LfEC1xsAST COvE2SoEs
OLIVER P MORTON. Of Wayne
YoR SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, Of Randolph
FoR TREAsrEkR o. STATE,
JONATHAN 5. HARVEY, Of Clarke.
YoR AUDTroH or srArE.
ALBERT LANCE, Of Vigo
goa ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JAMES G. JONES, Of Vanderbargh
goa RKroRrER or sUPEENE coCET,
BENJAMIN HARRISON. Of Marion.
YoE cLsRK % srPEENt coURr,
JOHN r JONES. q Lagrange
,on -rrKRiSrEsDEsr % PUBLIC iS.rErcfi"N
MILES FLETCH ER. Of Putuam.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

TESxrsEr Hon. Horace Maynard. Of
Tennessee. spoke ~ Knoxville on the 1th.
No candid man. he said. believed that
there was remote chance OF sleetng
ether Dousla. OF Johnston. while be re-
garded the chances Of Lincoln az decidedly
good for an election. bat would deplore
such an event. lie urges a 0nion on Bell
and Everett.
The Nashville Banoer announce. that
Hon NJ. 7. Gealry. Hon. Charles Read,
Hon barclay MArtio. ard Steriiag Rock
rnl. Esq ef Tennessee. have lefs the Bell
and Rvsfeti ranks. aud declared fos Brses
irnaee AID Lane.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CscisSsrr. June "a:
Flour unchanged aud dull. s,25@i.5O
good t. choice super.
WHISKY steady At lGi
Wheat declined DC per busbel. closing
duh At 95@9s fr rec. aud .0Jg9 .Os Tot
white
Cat. IN good demand. 37@3s FOR old.
35@36 for ne~.
Rye dull, O. for new. 20 for old.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

ar Thomas A Hendricks. IN 1858. chile
Douglas was hghiing has great battle
against the ADMINISTRATION. left his Office
OF Laud Commissioner st Washington city
came TO Indians and msde score Of stump
speeches. in which he sustained the lie
compton policy Of the anti Douglssiies
and denounced the Little Giant in On.
measured terms.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

NJ Bsrss - suK SoyrH The fellow
ing courteous noiice. 49, The :. Loais
Democrat. q eur patriotic aud dlslsB.
gui.hed fellow townsman. Which - axe
FROM The Atlanta Ca L.see~sfss<. wiii
sho~ "a what . rsnssk abis posnt The Chi.
..lry and good breeding q The 0eos<isns
NAY b cultivated,
DAD Lsor Btrns II h. ed biask ks
publiean passed lAfosEA bets ys>teFdAy
lie took The GeeFgIa train. he looks very
venerable. having tsisrabiy wtite ~his
kers Hts eyes have nsrvoas and ret
les Appearance. We lsit such a. utief
contempt Tor hlm hat his pfesenee va-
pzlrlsl o. as. W a. noi iike - 80 lhs
ianair tiihs pollatsug cur sell We Lape
hs may never cone - Atlantis sgaie. ~ hs
can maze 81 coavealent 10 - roend The
place That The stale 81 Aissean shsald
suffer - losi al spast1is ~ rsmssn "a her
borders . "a essflssting slais upon her
sscutcbeou.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

The Republicans q Lost Creek town
shin. will have a grand rally al the Town
sh 10 House. on Friday afternoon. A Wide
Awake club viii be organized. and r. \
Hudson and perhaps others, will address
the people
Turn out aud let the ball be SET in no.
to-. q, l.o.l Greek.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

SsssstK At Lssr -lloa. t.eo. X. Psgh.
s,.la he people a. Iadianapolis he ether
ssy. thst be fels The er,.ss 80 too gfeat
for hlp. I'D be 80 goirg 10 quit being
= psiticiap.
TIE people q OAlo. last winlsF. psspar
"a ne -sy 90 ~ qsisling-hy siec,iag
sacces~er
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

FIRSr Gux FRoN WISCONSIN The Re
rublicans achieved a rcmsrksb victory
in Milwaukee. Heretofore strongly Dsfn
oefstic city on Wednesday lat. ~hs" ths
Republican candidate for City Treasurer.
was elected.
~ Douglas. IN his letter Of acceptance.
enlogizes the Compromise Il 1850. John
son. on the other hand. speaks OF these
Compromises a. "a base surrender. II
things themselves are base. those that
made them are base" also. johnson j.
therefore now Identified with the leading
promoter Of base" scheme. and Doug
la, j. running with the man who denoun.
ced him Tor il.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
County Opposition Ticket.


Connty Opposition Ticket.
Ton COUNTY IgEAsCREEs
HARVEY d. SCOTT,
SoK CLERK,
JACOB II. HAGER.
FoR sHEKlsF,
SAMUEL CONNER,
Fon EEFREsKSTArsyE-
NATHANIEL LEE,
nESRY FAIRBANKS
fog COMMON HAAS 5UpGE,
ALEX. Is CRANE
PRosEcUroE coNMoS FLEAs eovaF,
PUTNAM BROWN
FoR sCEyEYoE.
ALEXANDER COOPER.
FoE .cuEeSEn,
n y. BENSON.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

IL The Asbury Chapel, viii soon be fin
isbed. OF the repairs It has been undergoing
for the last several weeks The fresco
painting by Mr. Guile, we are sorry 10 say,
does that gentleman reputation 40 credit +.
In fact II - a very bad job. and deserve
no compliment from our pen. The grain
ing Of the pulpit and slips by William
Barr. IN limitation Of oak. Is admirably
done--thrre - no better eraioer than Mr.
Barr anywhere
Altogether. however. the church Is much
improved.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

II We ask the attention OF our readers
10 the List Of Premiums Of the Bridgeion
Union Agricultural Society" This affords
a foe opportunity for our mechanics aud
sKrieuliuris,s to compete with their neigh
bors, and VIC hope they win be prepared
to do so.
Read the Premium List IN today
weekly issue 81 the Express.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

The oaiss q he fulsski Dsms
er.t. = offered ior ssles saass. uos Dosglss
-. snsssh 10 he eogssy -vho can read
Ito support q.
We gass there -ill tss great deal u
thsi kind Of thing dane t1fors christmas
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

II senalos Poxh Of Ohio - his speech
a. indianapolis. sid shat Douglas had
~ ~ persop1l honor been hflsd 70 The
tlshest place = msn cNu attain 10 s"
u n,as be %. bat 4 -. y - esse II ~
unx . very heavy load BY svsfy ~esk
ihrfs1
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

THK CREAMERY or rHk WoRLp.-We have
been "out and around" little in years
gone by-we travelled. during the Year,
1852 to 1858, over all Southern and West
ern Indiana, aud over all Of Illinois from
the Wabash to the Illinois river. but We
never saw such corn as now waves over
the fertile fields of the Wabash valley.
From this city to Evansville is an al
most unbroken cornteld, the most rank,
luxuriant and most finely cared we ever
saw We should suppose we saw enough
corn during The week 10 bread the world
during the season.
We learn there is enough in the Miami
valley to supply the whisky.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

Gr The Cslifcrhia correspondent Of The
Ssv Yort Cnurisr and Esquirsr says NJ.
Lineoln viii receive msny shosssnds Of
vssss there ~hich wosid not have been
given for aay other pfomio$ai Republican
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

u william MeN.sly stabbed George
Wet 10 Psfis. yesterday Nesi a. not
expected - reeev.f.
TIE dieseaiis oesarrvi over 10 gu
blsne table. a. - uai-r-issi
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

Tar HArxoSIoUs IN PESSsrLvASIA.--The
war II the factions in Penusylvsnia is
waxing hot and bitter. The rent RUS
through the middle of the party, aud bets
are being made as to which party will poll
.Se most votes
An attempt was made the other day TO
hold "a Convention OF both wings in Col
umbia county. Que Of the old strongholds
of the Democracy. But the ir'epTesslble
conflict va too strong for the cohesive at
traction Of pubic plumber. aud the Con
ventiou wss rent ~ twain. Some 30 dele
gates pronounced for Breck aud % for
Dug. Two conventions were taen organ
ized.
At the Breckinridge meeting @. ID. Muir
ray made speech, in the course of which
h. is reported To have said:
Again I ak, who are responsible for al
lthl-s aud sgam | answer. the Douglas
men. They are the fellows who shave
been and gone aud done il In the Ian
guage of the poet. they have done wori
which
'sSot loves ire,
ard nor time nor fire.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
Attention. Mtde-AM axes

You viii sppear in uniform with lamps
filled and trimmed al Head-oasriers this
evening. at : o'elocx. Every member OF
the three compaoies i expected TO be out
BY order Of tb~ coSNASpsRs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

II Gen. Milton SiApp, veil koown to
The old eislEens Of fo5iaaa. Uho has been
living N Texas Cor iss year. informs
h.. ffssds that BE- has declared lar Lin
rslu aed Hsmln 10 spite Of lhs latitude
ID fnds himself ia.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

~ A gcnileman Authorize, " 20 BET
$500 thai Dooglas ~iil nsi carry Indisna
Ca " .ho ~ sI-efE N the faith = al
saH iskt e ~ A I~dgr
A.at some q cur euthssiaslle Douglas
a.tr Ike ihai hsi' Here = no9 scbsnee
e. .ae,s yeaF lsiih ~ soas work.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA

NEw YokK July %
The steamer Canada. from Liverpool the
ilth has arrived.
Gsribaldl's ministry had resigned
II was reported that Naples Mad notified
England and France OF her intention 70
offer the constitution of 1912 to the Sell
ians France had assented thereto. but
England hesitstes.
Sir Robert Peel called on The soyern-
ment not 10 assent TO the annexation OF
Sicily to Piedmont. Lord John Russell
replied that the government could not de
part from the great principle that the pee
pie had The right 10 choose their own gor-
ernment without interfe renee.
Lord John Russell explained The position
Of the proposed European conference rela-
tive to Savoy.
Epglsad had accepted the proposition
Of Prussia. while Austria hesitates. The
government had no knowledge of the re-
plies by the other governments.
1t was stated IN Parliament that the Bri.
lish forces in China reach IL 900 men.
The French government and Legislator.
, li-agreep as 10 the bail relating To the ex
! porsa,ion Of rags. and the bill was with
drawn.
E The monthly returns Of the bank o
France showing deerese on cash Of r.
Ou0. 900 francs
: Insurrection in Syria continues.
, Fued Pascha has gone there on speciA
mission. armed with fun powers and Il
A view OF that fact
d England and France have agreed 10 al
} stain fron present interference II Turke,
e however. proves incapable. These goverr
ments have an identical instruction to the
Is adinirals TO stop the massseres al the de-
d ruclion Of the villages The Druses Ii
e led more than 1000 unsrmed men in co
: blood.
y There was great alarm at Beyrout, al
the Franks and christians had taken r
q fuge on the foreign Men Of War
m The Calcutta Mail Of June l4lh, ST
tina, from Hong Kong May 23d, had rese
: ed England. aud the American portion
- on board the Canada.
sh The British forces had lsiI for the Peih
n, A collision was considered inyitable.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

WINS .A-Asss.--we hope thar every
vids A.sks oil es al Head quarters 90
n,shs. a. qu<-,iea 81 great 'upeEianes
vii hs presented, and II l. also dssirsble
10 nsls fall turn cut On psrsds.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

~ SIR Voorhees, V.ll sloqueuuy main
tain tho doctrines Of popular sovereignty
ADD non intervention. and advocate the Ell
sction Of the representatives OF thoseprln
eiple-, Douglas and Johnson Sta ia Ssn.
fiasi
he will maintain he doctrine ~ Popu
lsr Sovereignty viii bef
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

az The Fort Nasne Times. says Mr.
Fitch. son 81 Senator fiich' and u :
District Attorney for llliooi-. = Al The
Roekhsll House tie - Fallyirg the Bfeok
iuri6ee men. ard eooling Tie ardoF OF the
Douglas men The Administrator IL re-
solved o. bes,ing psogla., aud hey ~iil
A
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

a. NJ n Hlekcsx vilkdn-s he name
lr.m before tte pssFis Of this eounsy, ss
9 snSidsis fer sheriff s-t
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

The FRATERNITY. I'VE spent an hour
with our contemporaries Gee. OF the Nin-
ceDnes Gazette, McNerly Of the Evansville
Journal, aud willard Of the Enquirer
They were all cheerful and courteous vor-
king earnestly in their several spheres,
and are all agreeable gentlemen.