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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16

&c e. q sssa Aissn lsirs partially repoed 9
e Z: ss.s s a.; ~ y 4:
ssa, wsr s. .sa.s sd sA 81
pss .soos = a. IN. RsS z
sns s:ss s ss e
s +:
vii o New YORK he S:t hsadSs sos ID .s Ss4
loading. tN n -
sArx ca4srss .tors reported a.. drilled % Howe,
M 'n' 'an1 IN 0ss' wafer 's'''' ''d cargo are total
BARK dopyarr from CAlao vim Cork for Aberdssu parted
her chain bower E. 10th MI and Last " aahoms And best
bower anchor
BRIG J4cH.s Page Hence Norfolk, il collision with
shersr benes Savannah sshose at Smith Point In nine
fee. q Sser and lsskiDs steamer and lighter has sssn
scHR GEosex Cuxx.ss, Wendell sailed from Gardnsrs
@ s Bssn Is @
L..s,5s Ray,sy .sss :.ss from
AWAY her M Sssm conn and opssanu"s dur
scHR passed OF SMITHS Point bottom up. BY schr
ssnde,s At Hslt,|ose Ia ,2h ina ,,oc 49,. p
%
sssy TIE
-four when s q s cd.n 'e su n ~
Sssas Dew nss sssg for Fsv ana
Bong Kong the Dec uice thai skc DO expeced
tie rhoas by the Gcces Corn. Appeared to
be hat Ct large ship and had nppearsEcc o the miss
ing Nesosp hich left month before the Golden Horn for
this pert
RotrnrAp p blown . strong gale eli day from
wNw American bark Hobt kls, OF New York coming
shelter The New Harbor this morning. lnied Gloss
break her sails aacG and from lack Of
Other Cd sncceed In getting out OF rous
ard drifting the bay with Ill sails aback and ultimate
~ co. thofe Pc hyp IN Anelesey where she lies
gone 7he heboas has returned could not get
hp The second time he went ont and che driven
IN among the Perrhyn Point and surropnded BY
boiling sf As the tide GIBBS the crew wi get on shore with
dfcpy but fear tho wreck I'LL be total disasta1
which might have been pcveaed had the captain accepted
the proi ed Of the coxswain Of the eboa on bic
The sh the sheltered OF Penrhyn whore sho would
have been asvely he became total wreck
a. before reported
LERYooI Feb 1.-THE Argo from Savannah dragged her
anchors Gale day drove foul be north landing
and carried away Of the s.anchons Tho did
ret receive any dan age
2sh blowing gale The Georgara Nauset Granite State
Jane and Gnf Stream dragged their anchors to
day, and drilled In The river.
fbe Elizabeth Kmbs fer Melbourne, and Thornton, fos
New York, have put back
An inward American chip of West Hoyle II
AM tandipg OF Shore In want Of plot and In
sight
LAUscuEp-At Thomaston eth inst, by Means Chapman
Flint fine ship OF l9 tors called st Mark W be comsnoed
BY Capt James Cooley late Of shp 81 James The st Mark
owped by Metsrs Jas W EIwood Co and Chapman Flint
Of New York, end Captain Cooley Of Thomaston.
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Gnropailde gericDte,

- Us Wuroe ut5 ciu 4rSattr,f aus jfGrn,
brn (Oritreih), wel&cn Der Serfa0rr an cincn
brii9en 6rcunp Itrtst, sur Ginlitt mitsctbeilt,
ans rrm mir unicrru Geitrn 5plscnbrS wGrti6
mttbtler
GtIen-& &appe! (6Srnt6rn), ZEN 2Ofcn
Ma; 1860, 2iebt, 6rruno!
gGir ltben bier in elmer icbr 9sNridtrn Stim.
muns Yrnrr MGBtrsuen un0 &lsinmutb. Dac
SsfuBl Der iRncrn Shwatbe Oridt Die Ntutbi9
ten neter, umrjnst pOn 6:inOen, cbue 6rsuuo,
uub orr Selte - pao @jeip - Der Sat ms ltbuu
lGuait Yerldlfen rrwarteu mir Die Sage Der gu.
tanft, unp Oh MIR nidt rtul autb irgenp mcbiu
annerirt wtrpcn; mDge e5 ;u uuierem uno Al
Ocuthlano5 9SO9lc au0ialrn. 9Eir &Grnt6nsr
murNrn nun Oren,IGnprr, geSen cine Den Deut
itbcn itrto feiuolitbe yintiou, parum mir bier in
Grain unp lluterlteter iebr Yiel NiiluGr 9a6en,
uno teioneers pUu Dem Iouiarcn piei aCpsiniat
wtrctn, Die nit ibrem ,palause fanie t5uIar"
&atS purhieBsn, pen 8nuernpferpen Die 5bweife
ablbneiern, Cer SUB Stisiel anSie9rn unb liz 10
aus rrm Stalle lscglen, rie Damn uur Stirftl,
lpnren i'm St,nrc }uri!dtGBt II. T. 10.
Der oer 8,naninliniittr y. Sruf 9at ben Stfs
rsltarrn ein uncrwartste5 9rr6eS &ergniiacn &c.
matbt, nnp litb tbeiwsile illr Die Miuiun panfbar
9e'elAt unp lid SIT atler 3uiricpeabst ptn l5ale
ab9elhnitten. S5n lmsritl mirD man Yieufibl
9!dbtreS NIP II, Oh b!rr y. Srud 65eeer in ane
r;tAnllhen SInttn ou9ele9t' Sat: es mare mi,
icbr lies, Uenn sic mir bierNbrr gtwas bfrihteu
fDnnten.
lleterbaupt 1T es Iaredtin, Die Details Use,
ben 9roBen llnterihleii I'M lsBten 6ele;uae anu.
bogrn. 60 J. y wurpen 1000 Gimsr @lilenme.n
rem Die jtaierin Der 2Iymee 9sthentt, an ole Irou
joien anF9eliefrrt uno Ypn pemjelten ausarlpffsn
tAulsn0e Son Shlen in cas- Eager Der 6einpe oe
trjcben. &m empDrenOltsn 1T aper reler uumrnb.
Iite Setrag, pel aIIeS 2nperc Yrrpuufclt uup ol
les msnlaIibe @jsii9I Der ur9eber perleuaust
cap Die aus allen &btjlen Gtlirrbs unO DeutIh.
lanPS eurt) patrictiib: nnO mictbGtiae 6raueu
tur Die &Tsr in StNIsn etngrlancte @borplG
IN rie papicriatrifcn wanputt, unp bic Sermun.
rsten purtb itinfsnpe II. lln9t3lrsr teGrraergcnps
Wunoen ju &ppe lhmdtbt,tsn.
Sn 0plsy Grpauung linD mir auf Die Icloer
0er 0ewrrbirtiDeit, aWi pis AuSiu9rung Der usuer
@emeinocsSrpnung, uuO ltsr pen = @crtant
pee 3Hlt1rtten 9GeiA5ratqs, ju msltbtm aus &Gru.
tDfn or'i9egs p 9erb,rt, Nsr lsrUbm!e Slsiwsis
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-26

va 'r'tAnt 9spa9lt wurrs. sRoS mna Der g.idbss
'''9 "'pl %Iscsr fhr einen unlnn suIammen Be.
ratDfn, cher mptl pcrrottcn.
2'eS Itno bslGufg ric umrifIc unIerer @sf1bIs
'us'm'tn' tln5ufriertn6cit, Elm uuacbeurec wie.
trau'n IN aacm, @unsd an gslb, unb rim 20r
S'ter9elp IL Fst unS cine icIttc Gorit6t ais cine
''r II "'n StruIalcm mitgetrnctte Tcliauie.
= Sideren Na@ri6tcu ,ufpIae bat ser papt
auBer oem @eneral 9nmrriciere aud rem stier-
shnoi9'r Rlrrp 'u ii& tsrufcn; er Icu ibn eiuiae
Sulrn ,ur Naiipu trnaen Die in nturfer 2sit
nitt mcbr redt siebsu ippGlen
Plus 9ars. aussnseuscn y,rN6rrn, bag
esr &Alsr 9iapaIeun fsbr nseeraebsuat iei -
nbsr ete &nrt' BON Oeutfblanr uGmltct.
gS tesbn pen, 90 Dloi. Die gienbabu Don
8rantIurt nnd Sombura. ,pslte aud iter Die ae
wcrereitas naiiauiite Stabt Sterurfelp fiibrt,
oil idbrn am |. tlusuif bem Ssrfcbr iiserasssr
werO'n Wan fdtrt ben san,cn gBes In 25. Mt-
nnten, tommt aber tabet bur6 flint 9duber
l0rantfart, 8urbeiIrn, Oomfaet, glaIau 5pmz
cur9). maGt aIlD aufs 9anp Wiuuteu.
Nm 10. sPai maro ;u Bub,lms6Sbe, 70
'rSapt Die BEN. gcrgenSeitune, cine Ieltenc Neier
es9an9en: Die res @eburtStaees bee ,a5ttli6eu"
plato, bicits unlsrbli6en BsltwsiIen. psl6,r
am l l. Mdi 430 (nad, Inbrrcn 429), Dos Gbriat
8cturt, mitDtn Dor 1889 Sabrsu ,u Qtbeu Sas
ei&t Ger Belt rrbljdte.
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Sefaisi.tntncbusrgem.
(Sip1lfllicr s. Nlnt;er.

90. IS Mainitr, 5milAsn Ger II. II. 10. Styabe,
erIaubsn itA bisrnit brrn Jreunpen wie benz
peutl@en Qutittum iterbnupt Die rrgstcnlte Pa
3et9e su MAIDEN, po6 iic lbr ncu etabIirtrs
SSein= u,,D @igarrcu=&jcibdft
unterm brutigen Sage rroFnet batcn.
Ourh Gin reidbati9ee yagcr pcr beiten9ibrin.,
frnnsrllcte unD llp9arr SSeine. Snyvune nnp Jtu
tcne Sranntvtius, Stun unp 9SbietlIs uu0 pa.
p1nnas unp Comeltic. Gigarreu III cen Stanp
9etst alien biui8en AnirrOeruu9en geniiSen gu
tpnnen, mire es ualsr rlir9sS Seprspen lcm,
purdp Slu9sctt Ger Qrei unc 9teclIitGt Der Be.
pienun9 une >ie CAN'T peo 9ubIitum5 81 erin.
gen llnp 5a erlaIttn.
Jilbmonp. Sd., ). Mai 1860.
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pnaHs.

= Iue Satcn Saben miro foIaenSe Sptel~
eel htdpte beri6tet: Sn Der gdte bss 9tuulettcs
1Brn etn reihcr 8ransuie uno feline @3emablin
alS aufmerfame 3ul6auer. gBie wir,s, 1aate
enoliob Die Dame Iaut ldrr;cnb gu ibrcn @emabl,
wenu i'd ctnmnl auf mein Glitter ipicIts?
Sn, antwcttrte Der Sramcie, oaS III ausae-
ma@t, cine 6rau, Die gum erltsu NiaI iere Mlters-
iabl beirbt, 9eWjnnt immrr g.&e
Adc0 lpaut auf uai gu ie9eu, rrlcbe gunrner
ole Dame teirbeu werbe. sic ,sbt aus ibrer
Soslr souiSbor une. lest oelslbrn auf 80. Sc
!. loutft nad elmer cr,paruu9eppucn pauGe bee
Jtnf ocs Greupiers. l
St'9lt Ou? iaate Ger Ssrr, lih an feline 8rau
penpenr, waret Sa aufriGtig septlen unp S6ts
itrit Detn wabrsS glter senannt 70 bGtteit Du 82
ecuiss'er seppnnen.
= Die @cma0Iin tincS SbriFsn, Die tpsaea
lpreS aeslttclSes brfaant mar une bic @attin st..
nee SauptmanneS traIen in elmer Saifee.@ @efen.
lpait iuiammeu. na6, 0ie6e", beaann Die Sbri.
ltin, lid BABE pieie NaAt BON S6men setr6umt.~
= nWfen Oott", erpipertc bic @attin bee 6aupt.
mannef, owsIbe Gbre fur MIDI gs mare ciaent-
li@ metne Sauipsteit eelpsIsn. spu ibnen ,,t
traumen !"
= Yin Sffi,ier, Dem Die 5aare fart ausains
gen. ielbte Oielel6en, um bas Iusseben III Yerbin.
bern, NIT gomaoe. @ines 5asts fano CT bic DO.
macebuhle lter. unb ais er leinen Yeoieuten ba-
rubtr 3it Neoe elte, sttano bisitr. pae er Ieinsu
pcl5rcd, Dem bic Saare fart ausaineen, bamit
einseiamiert Gats.
= Sin Serlinsr YIsrbs6inbler tct einem rei-.
den Suoen ein 9ferp gum 2aur an, pas er uu.
enplida lobte. Nm S6luiIs mtinte er: 0alTen sic
a otelsn Gapital,6uths ntbt entaeben; ,ptnu
sic init rrmlslbeu frii6 um 5 ll9r BON Berlin rri-
ten, ltno Ste nm lbr in gotsbam. ,,Gi, mas
t0u' id bamit". msinte Der Sube, nm llbr it's
mir nod gu fra9 in 9etsbam".
= Serr SlOnbin bel&ritt am DonnerGad ,an
srltrn Yeale bas Seil nate an Der Suspenlions.
Sriifr. Dalelbe ift 1900 5us lang unt air
Der niebri9tcn Stcae go 5ue iitsr ben lhau-
msnben 9Etaen rte Niaaara, troboem aber. bas
CT me9rmals anbislt, Inn fif in Dsrldisb.nen
%Ittitn'en sn 3'i9en, lr9te sr ZEN gBes sDn benz
amtritanilheu nab Dem eanapiiden llfer In 7 J
Wtnuten 5urif. Gr itisn bel feiner @ntunft st>
mas blaB nno ange9riIfcn, inosm er tlaste, bag
Dm DC Sonne, welhe ibm serabe in bas Ge-
Nf loren, lebr ltOrens aewssn lsi. 9fatt pisrtel-
unrt9er Jtnbe unb na6pem CT elm @las 9smp.
naoe III lth 9enpmmen, trat Der g8asebals ieinen
StHd~eg an unb Ie9te Den ellen in Belt BON fiiuf
GinuIen surGd.
= Nel6er 6anselSmann idl6st am prnis(en
auf lene S0aare2 - Der @lasbGnpltr.
= 9Ssifbe Namen fno Die bsfen? - Die
Ginnabmtn.
= Gin fran3Sflber Snseneur Iu6r auf rem
V1iNonri uno 5a9te 3u oem gnpitan oss IGm-
piers: Sure MolAins pa 1T bsrsli6 irsIfbt."
= DSa perr" mar rie 9ntSeAnuns. orlnS mic
lan8e hsntt Sbr ie nO:t gu ssbraa4sa g. v8iS
lic aabt" war sis AntgUrt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-26
II. J. 2 [ G . L,
2apDtl)efer,
Gfc Der l1ttn uuu !gtuinltrGBc,

NAV FkI d ItI HIIV WluINNTUpt,
@. TtnperO ais 0ebulie),
eaipFeb!t lein rcitHdttseS Eager allsr IN iein
SAD ihla9cnpen grtITel, wie aub YLrIumertesn,
oelfen, Snrfen uno &aaime cper Art; SIrbsm,
Dele 0no &C; GigIrren, 9tluth, &uus uup
SbnupTtabnt uno plelc unpere 2lrutel, melhe In
9leuJen Apetbeten 9en6bniitb 9eIubrt meracu
QIuptlShuh mHtbt osrelbe autp Gui leiuen
berubmtcn uno unfeblbaren yStrginta sSUrm
NllItr" auimcrflum.
Ote pentibe, mic 9rGBtcntbetls aud Gir amrri-
fanp6e Jlect9tar wre pou y. &tnperuuter
beorSt, Der aub IN panposrtiuie leinr &dups-
leute aul5 6reunpii6lts tcD,encu nrp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-26
ScSiurttu,r,,

ocNiHG HGuuScu.
Ssr "ncgcr rihcint leoeu 9fproes G5enntaos ouSoes
UIrH, gum !ppheniIttcn SubcpitpnSpreiS ppn 6is
iSi Si WI p't ISp 9r1Sc rcSr $500 Sprter 2jpraus
SStSv''"s. NuSsn rnpen uns fplg,lren Sjioinsunssn
& Shmal9t GmrllunS paH 10 }eilen pocr pcni,
& 81 ~ Sisr Smetm1llSt 10 9tS, oreiGli9s $iO0, cine
2pns sInsn Afpaat 81 5e crt Mtcnatc ST. es
S'pIN sstut, iwolF WoRat $i2.OO in sertc!jlbriitcr
spIausetiapluns. aa;cisen pc nab Serten pcrlneer
Ne''E" 0nieH @trecn nit S25.Oo per jabr tsrerbust
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Sic Syrnucn.
Scn ) eroor Qppe(.

s6enn tpIb in 9ngcnSpra6t
SIn9cup rrr DIni crmntt,
3ri9t jseer 8lut6c Gdh,
Sunafrou, erm Silp!
&rnntSlt nl6t licter icin,
Sbausit 70 tIor uno rein,
@jrae' in rie gGc't 9inciu,
Sry9loS uuo m,lr.
Guh tliibt tcrauftcno nur
6enri9rr Hoicn 6lur,
&Iagt erit Die Na6tisau
gGcnnigsn Samer;
Gann, cli9 idArInr, fdhaut
Ssbafnp uat + M Die &raut,
3rm lie gciehwor,n Iaut:
Otin 1T mein .5er;l
pror9en Die 6ruhte Damn,
3icbt Ter bt9, ,iifte Mann
3nuttar iriu trsues gScib
6eit on pir SruR:
6rou, ipie tesIiiff Oh mid
"@futtcr, 0ptt iesne 9ih.."
&aien, aribmirsenp lid,
2'llc ppu gult.
Sbnec iirbt uno 9Bintcrcis
@hrtcn unp JIurcu wciB
sSeiB 9lGnit rcs l6aar's @tlrd,
@robmuttcr, Dir!
SGd' aui Der Gnttl 9tciG'n,
sBie iie Dir 0riiBe pciD'n!
Did, Iieb' @roBmuttcrIrir,
did lteben mir.
8raucn. Cub llnsrn mir,
6raucn, Guh bringrn mir
0anf, Gbr' mnO 6aIOi1unM
Rino, Mann mo @rsiSi
Sun9frnu uuO bolNe Sraut,
SSH, Dem Der Wdnn 0ertraut,
0rp6muttcr licb unO traut,
9u9m Guh uuo Qrcts!
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6ran3 Stnu0e,
l66 Srcaei;EaGe, iOt4ea Der &. unp I. Str.
bali Gin ret1eo uEr mc9talprtuita Wager ppa
@i5acren, u .uu=, &auz uHp SOuupitabaF
ct5ncr 50bIltaieN unp 5mpcrIaiiOn
er M e)r0Bs ,!c JtIVt!tNu M Otn blJlc EParfh,re
len obaBt 9ianlrnD puJsu Y3lGocrptrfaur uo, psr,,n
men be gm SOriNprcbtn tgs lte grr enlare apsrpeo
III, Nth. ~
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.jtelsc a>4SIrtDi<OaTt
uup

5er Ier - IN,
Oem 9"0"Iam Ole er8e1snlta Anjelse, DAB cer
u!ttFjtiWhtEt Ill ltlnrm y1auIt an At.eu .yllrft
pem 0IiDmaTtt 5e5tnueer, elne ySirlpKeau n,p,f
Sa9trettr' Saton errGtQtrt 9at, mpitiUIt er ub
ittHfH RHp, lelnt Oreunot unV eds ga. l!fusl Inn
Au9emeIlfH nit prH ptIEtn Ot.ranleu oeoleneu
Su tonnen. UIorence yy(tlIer
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.. &rau;,
9ip. 2 Grbansc s5lpd,

Sntporttr uno Sertaufer 0pn g8cinen,
Sra"ntme etnen II. s tgarren,
erlaubt Ilb piermlt Dem peutlhen publiium Ji,be
monos unp um9tbung leln retn1lltgee 0uaer
opn tmpprttrtcg gSeInen, Sranntpeinen unp ASS.
odna elSdr'rn su empTblen.
SelH SorrHt1 pon lran;6iiAen 3Utpweineu
Iur tommsnoen oommer lit groB unO bsltcbt IN
pielen prr1rpencn @attungtn, ipic: St. Suucn.
SE. GitePQe, ~. Ghlltoa, ponttt @auth &batcau
sItour, G9dtsau VI 9ieir, Chateau NLElte, GDu.
ItHu Mdr91Hr ~, mpruntrr ple betrR gSclnc.
Dtlhe unp0rtrt prrotn. Gttltlpen werocn IN
0laI,p.n uno pttm LAgcnp YrrtIuIt; stpuS aes
rtnDtre SVrIen autD OF ljaurue
0rcnp SraHpg Hcu utO 0Wngtliarbtg, yon
Jus. pennenY, SAjerae, 9rsct, Gal.uun II. Go..
Slnr OEpwtt'e 0omPGHV .lmo anUrrt oprlIu a..
etriHlseentu preltn, epenlp &9Impa Inrr, Wu.
oeuI, SHtrrYmuW uno JtDampeIn; ynAIyttu
Uln, Jtum &c. = 8pu papana Gl9urreu INNER
5roBe Auswa9l an QaRp.
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z. e5obrgo'eeg.
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The German ADVERTISER,
3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
f2.Vo per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms Tor Advertisements reasonable.
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0em 9eeNrten pnbiitum cg!lu1cn mir une
9lermiE ple rr9eOe"ltt An;cIye Si Aanen, pay lptr
unltrtn An- S2tore nI,N unlertlm meavn uuG ae.
raum'9rI pauc 9ia, loo SrpAcpraBe ,tpudS,n
Osr .. unp q. pcrlrgt 9Aben.
0ur P11 nH' bIe9er 9sl$enfte ,3utr@ueu eieus
oa"ts"0, er'a"Vea wtr u@a, aup fernrs In puo-
eIbe su blIttU.
SStr lH9rrn beitInoi9 Gin r.bDIltiSeS ga3rr
euer SerIen StIen, SlsgWaaren ump uller an
e'ren |" n!ier UtlDIF lOla9enos Aruttl, ole
p'r, pI mir nur tur SA1r tauIeu, ju psn plaIa-
lIsn 9rtitn pertAuFm t0Hntn.
0"5 ArGe" ptt 0a@leg, l0we 9rplratursm
|eOer ''r' '0eg0tH ibntu, Jat nnO ptulsp pr,orst.
QOIS9 9aucr IL. Srp.
So G'n JfRaHr, Der ol5 Gtnnec, e)elnaTt "a
trIeF"en WHAl4t wlro yeuAr o0n Oen Cp.4ru.
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2!u pie 0amem JiiAmOnps.


Nacame 0auAe (sbn Yaris), Die bei Der
lsefsn 6air IN gishanee Jnltlut Tlf lore lotte oso
FIRsT-CLASs DIPLOMA
:rHit bat 233 r0aplr0ge naRs Der 5a Elm ueurs mn
l:iAp1!IIScS Niger 90I gttIlner3s lSIlth tr0 TleI
42NpGMe Is. pat ctc Gore OIwen Mi Dmpr.s on,u-
iei9tu, paB lbf Sa8er 23pHHeIS ulo III ilItnrr%
2SlArsn netttH iraliOp;n Sagan- lulo ejeinr,}4
aI9tHorea stnpdia HafraEpg ntulIcA pIyllr H. gep
S,0rfr 1eopcE u GO1aree, 0!IgtrS, 23rtatpe lbbona
Ane G1IeS. gtAcama pnp grOBTe 2lgTac tdmfe ot
alt lsr W 3peIl ptgo:nctn NWTusge Ytypeptl unS ipr
e'rnnencn t0RntN ltn perDtrt natG, 6aB lle mar oI
Ilp 9elbmIt9pa auo9tIalrEe 2SIAre pllJt ballrn
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Il. A. FAUCHE.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

CoLToN's GENERAL ATLAs.-This valua-
bic work is now in course of delivery by
Mr.. Huntington the Agent. 1t is a work of
great merit-the most perfect of the kind
ever gotten up, and should be in the hands
of every reading man in the community.
1t is a condensed history of the world, il
lustrated by maps, in the construction of
which every care has been taken to note the
latest divisions of boundaries, and to mark
the recent Improvements. This work con-
tainsa vast fund of useful statistical infor-
nation in regard to every country on the
face of the globe. AS a book of reference
it is invaluable, and to the student of
geography, it will afford all the light he
will need in the study.
Mr. Huntington may be found at the City
Hotel, Water street, where he will be pre-
pared to fill all orders dec 8-d&w.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-11

D. c. LARUE's PANoPTICAN, at Marble
Hall, was great success at its opening last
night; the attendance was a brilliant audi
ence Of the fashion and elite of our city, who
expressed their approval and appreciation by
deserved applause.
The exhibition opens with view Of CAL
cutta the famous commercial metropolis of
British India. In the scene, we have the
interesting spectacle of the Decentralization
of the English reinforcements, in which are
seen steam vessels, men-Of- war, flat bottom
ed boats busily engaged in conveying to the
shore the. troops, munitions of war, etc.
The regulerity with which the oars are
pulled, and the wheels of the paddle-boats
revolve, with real smoke issuing from the
tunnels, the salutes fired by the men-of-war,
and, above all, the ease and grace with
which a vessel tacks about are marvellous.
After the landing the En- glish take UP
their march toward Delhi, the troops, horses,
cannons and all the paraphernaia of an
army on the move working with military
precision. Farther on the English burn
the native village of Ghe-ee-o-dee-Nu Nugger.
Afterwards is deiinoated an engagement be-
tween the British and Sepoys in which IS
given battle in all its terrors-the roar Of
cannon, the rattle of musketry, the flight
of shells and rockets, represented by real
hisslng combustibles, till at length the Sepoys
retreat-and an English soldier triumphant
ly places the standard of England at the
ramparts of the beleaHgured citadel The
greatest care has been bestowed upon all the
details, and the figures appear very life-like,
particularly horse left wounded on the
field of battle, which licks it's wounded
limbs and after several attempts succeeds
in getting up. He then quietly raises
his master by fondling him with his
mouth-each separate action as perfectly
" horse nature" rs conceivable he looks
about as if for help, and you involuntarily
listen for the feeble neigh, and at length
falls besides his master. a sentinel ad-
vances, who slowly levels his rife, drops it
again, falls on one knee, raises the piece
to his shoulder, and fires at the enemy. 1t
Is 'ie ihoSt lIe-llhe picture VI HecHaulo'n
we have ever seen the artistic skill shows
that it was done by no ordinary artist. We
have mentioned but few of the features OF
this wonderful exhibition, it being so differ
ent from anything we have seen before, that
it is impossible to give description. In
deed, it must be seen to be appreciated, and
we strongly urge our citizens to visit this
be amply filled tonight with the fashion
and elite of our city.
Go early if you want comfortable seats.
This exhibition will be given every night
this week, and tomorrow and Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. decII-lt
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WASHINGTON, Dec. lO.-The most conser-
vative Congressman firmly express the be-
lief that there is no prospect whatever of
preventing other States from following the
secession example of South Carolina. Others
are hopeful that something may yet be done
in the way of compromise and which may
at least preserve the border Slave States in
the Mon with the non-slave- holding States.
Among the plans suggested by gentlemen
belonging to the latter class Of Congressman
is the establishment of line, by an amend
ment to the constitution, similar to the Mis-
souri, Compromise line. Other amendments
have been submitted to the consideration of
members from all sections of the count ry-
AS they have received some degree of favor
it may be mentioned that they provide,
lst That the territories shall not be &C
quired, otherwise than by treaty.
ID. The whole inhabitants of any territory
numbering 10000 shall have the right to
elect all the officers necessary for its gov
ernment under the rules prescribed by an
act of Congress, and the legislature thereof
may determine whether to recognize slavery
or not during its Territorial existence.
Sd. Whenever any Territory, predatory to
its assumed State Sovereignty, having white
inhabitants equal to the number required for
a Representative in Congress, and having
submitted its constitution to vote of the peO-
pie applies for admission, it shall be admit
ted, whatever may be its provisions in re-
gard to slavery, upon an equal footing tn
the original States.
4th The Congress shall not inte re
with slavery when it exists under the $ c
ton of law, nor shall it prohibit the inter
State slave trade.
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Canal Trustee.

The friends of Mr. PHILrP DEckER, of
this city, intend to present his name to the
Legislature this winter for the office of
Canal Trustee. They feel confident that
the considerations they can bring to bear
will induce the Legislature to select Mr..
Decker for this Office.
Mr.. D. has been one of our most earnest
and liberal Republicans. He was early in
the field, and ready in the use of time and
means to advocate the cause of free prin-
ciples. Amongst the Germans his influence
and example have been very efficacions in
inducing them to perceive their true politi-
cal interests and the best interests of the
country hence we are confident he will
be the general choice of the German Re
publicans for this position, rs well rs the
preference of the mass of American Repub-
licans of the county.
Mr.. Decker will have great strength for
the position, and as the Trusteeship win
doubtless be given to this enQ of the Cana, ,
we do not see why he should not succeed
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CtncInnatt NIarket.

CINCINNATI Dec. 10, P. M.-Flour, more
unsettled; superfne offered at S4 90 without
finding buyers. Wheat, nominal; no sales.
Corn 32c. Rye declined to 55c. Barley,
nominal. Whisky, steady; sales, 1000 bbls
at lac. Hogs, very dull and prices unset
tied; the best in the market could have been
bought at So 90; 900 head sold at 81 100
So 90. Packers are out of the market, and
there is no stability in any quotations we
could give. Lard is not saleable at over
SIC Mess Pork, nominal at Ia 90. Green
Meats, 4, 6, and SIC, and dull. The mar
41ets all generally very much depressed,
and prices little better than nominal for all
articles of the hog product. Groceries un-
changed, with a moderate demand.
Exchange on New York advanced to l
per cent. prem, and scarce; money tight;
uncurrent money more unsettled. The pa
per of the Indiana Stock Banks ? per cent
discount.