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CONVERSATIONAL,

THfRTY-srxTH CoNGREss-SEc0ND SESSION.
SENA1k.-At the conclusion Of the speech Of
Mr.. Hale, who was addressing the Senate as we
went TO press yesterday
Mr.. Brown, Of Miss said IL he was to have
peace, he wanted to know 1t; and IL war, he
wished to know that also. He asked IL the re-
publican party not only denied the South peace
IN the Union, but intended to refuse them that
poor boon out Of IL.
Mr.. Hale said his remarks were merely his own
private opinions; he did not speak for party and
had held no communication, by letter or per.
sonally, with the President elect. He had moi
said war mast come; but he believed 1t would
come.
MI Iverson, of Ga after referring to the posi-
ton, OF Mr. Hale, stated that ave States at leas,
would certainly secede, and Confederacy, as he
hoped and believed, be formed The North and
the South were dIstact peoples even now. In
this chamber there was no reciprocity Of the usual
courtesies between the two sides Of the Senate
and this was type Of the sections represented by
these sides. The North hates the Sopth, and nc
love is lost from the South toward the North
Laughter in galleries In every respect-poiiti.
cally, geographically, and socially-the North
and the South were distinct nations, and could
not, and ought not to, live under one government
He did not wish for war, but IL 10 must come, lei
IL come. The South will say TO her enemies
"We'll welcome you with bloody hsnds to hospi.
table gravesr
Mr.WigfslI, Of Texas, discussed at some length
the portions he objected to, and reading from Ell
liottis Debates He maintained that State had
the undoubted right to secede; and said II South
Carolina should withdraw. and the Government
should keep Federal troops within her borders
an attempt would be made to take the forts, and
blood would fow.
Mr. Lane, Of Oregon, did not understand thu
President as saying be would collect The duties L
South Carolina seeded.
Mr.. Wigfall said the more he read the message
the less he comprehended 1t. [baughte ] Fol
himself II war must come, he would say, +" Tt
thy tents Israeli" and the God Of Battles decide
the issue, -. )
Mr. Salisbury, Of Delaware, said his State wa,
the first to adopt the Consultation, and would b,
the last TO do anything looking to It's destruction
[Applause and Kisses itwould be time enough
when this Union was dissolved for Delaware :;
| say what she would do. lApPlause and increased
| Kissing Adjourned.
Two appropriation bills-one for the support o
| the West Point academy, and the other for tn,
payment of invalid and other pensions-wer'
passed; after which the House, at O'Clock, ad
harmed
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The OPENING OF THE DEBATE, yesterday, In the
Senate, justified the fears OF conservative persons
here and elsewhere, that men well known the
country over as extremists would at once rush for
ward to give their tone Of the discussion II need
hardly be remarked that IL such statesmen as Sem
ator Hale, who discourses Of the readiness Of the
North to attempt force against the South, one
side, and Senator wigfall, who avowedly regards
the Union as an accused thing that should be de-
stroyed under any circumstances whatever, on the
other side, to conduct the deliberations Of the
body designed TO consummate measures to relieve
American public affairs Of the difficulties by
which they are surrounded, the result must be as
unsuccessful AZ ever before ...f Ell"
The trouble has really grown out Of the peril
nacity with which members living, as public
men, upon the excitability Of the country's
nerves, North and South, have used their posi-
tons in Congress as the means Of perpetuating
their own connection with public life by infa-
ming the sectional prejudices each of his own
constituents. Had the debates Of Congress upon
slavery for the last ten years been conducted with
closed DOORS or even had the Congrs ssional Globe
not existed In that time to spread the poison OF
their debates broadcast throug bout the land the
cost Of the National Treasury, the North would
not at this moment be aggressive upon the slavery
question to the point Of driving the conservative
portion Of the South out Of the Confederacy; nor
would the extreme South now entertain the
strange hallucination that the Union at best Is but
. clog and curse to IN future.
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DIsArroIsrED.-Itisslre already clear that not only
the extreme men Of the Republican party In Con.
grsS, but those recognized as being the nearest
counselors Of the President elect are bitterly dis
appointed by the failure Of the message to init.
mate that the present Administration design,
Initiating forcible measures to prevent secession
on the part Of the Southern States. AZ strange az
IL may appear, they came here believing and
hoping that President Buc hanan would essay CO.
ercioni and that by such action on his part the
trouble could and would be settled before the an
OF March next, leaving the path of the incoming
administration clear Of the embarrassment of the
oincuity Few Of them a yet have come to com.
Prehend that to attempt coercion, win surely be
10 Precipitate the whole South into revelation
within thirty days after the attempt be made:
and, further, that even IL disposed so to act, the
present Administration have not at this momen,
men enough within reach at command. 10 ,ucce..
fully defend single Carolina on aeaiu,,
serious Carolina effort 10 take p,ssession Of a.
the policy Of eonefea with references to the ARMY
being at the bsfsom Of the 6ovesnment,s weak.
ne. In this particular. Nevertheless, their ewes
VIII soon be opened to these fsets.>,C
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-THk movEmkNr.

The MILITARY FORCE or SourH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, ;. e., Dec. 5-During discussion
In the legislature YESTERDAY on bill establishing
for several years In Charleston eight Of the largest
size Paixhan guns, which might perhaps be used
AIR. Msrshan .sid tn. sssss had three bupd,sd
and eighty-swo marty con panies ffsy cavalry,
eighteen artillery, and sixty two rife com panies
making one hundred and twenty-one battallions
sixfegiment, fourteen bsigades and five d visions
state was 65,00u men. - - = -
LATEST FROM GEoReIA.
GILLsDGEvILLE, Dec Smoothing of interest
han ranspired here to-day.
AFFAIRS IN ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 4-The disunion move
nsnt 10 speedily but quietly progressing In Ala
| bama. One-half Of the counties will send seces-
sion delegates without opposition IN the Others
secession with the Cotton States and those who
srein favor Of separate State action. The latter
will be largely In the majority.
Dispatches from Washington in regard 10 the
position Of Mr.. Curry, Of this State, excited in
| dignation among his friends here. His speech !,
delivered before leaving home for Washington
was a strong disunion harangue.
| The Grand Jnry OF the Federal Court Of this
city, before adjourning, presented the Union a
| nuisance.
| Warm secession sermons will be delivered on
Thanksgiving Day, beth here and in Columbus.
The Breckinridge Electors are now here, and
| will cast their vote tomorrow
. AFFAIRS IN CHARLESTON.
| CHARLESTON, Dec. 4-The Presidents Mes
sage was received here tonight, and its moderate
| tone surprised most people. Ii was supposed that
| the President would declare for coercion
Since the purport Of the Message has become
| known, MANY are in hopes that the separation
| will be peaceful.
The volunteer companies here who have old
fashioned arms have ordered at their own expense
| Minnie muskets.
BY January 1 the State will be on a complete
war footing
FROM Mississippi.
New ORLEANS, Dec. The Mississippi Legis-
| lature adjourned on the Both ult
The Convention bills, the secession resolutions
| and the bill authorizing the government to ap-
point commissioners to Cooperate with the slave
| holding States, were passed unanimously.
The Stay law and Non-lmPortation Slave aci
i were defeated. .'
The election is fixed for the Doth and the Con
| ventiOn meets on the 9TH of January.
In great speech Hon Mr. Lamar advocates
| separate secession and the simultaneous adoption
of federal constitution and the Southern mem
| bers and Senators TO hold congress Of the nesv
republic aud appoint electors Of President Of the
Southern Confectionery.
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The HoUsB COMMITTEE on SECESSION AP-
Po1SrKD.-yust before we went to press, the
Speaker announced the special committee upon
the portion Of the Presidents Message treating Of
secession, Is follows: 9
Mr. Corwin, of Ohio. -... .- --.....
Mr.. Milson, Of Virginia.
Mr. Adams, OF Massac husetts. --.
kIr. winslow, of North Carolina.
Mr.. Humphrey, of New York.
Mr.. Beyce, Of south Carolina. -.-
MIR. Campbell, Of Pennsylvania
MIR. Love. Of Georgia.
Mr.. Ferry, of Connecticut
Mr.. Davis, OF MARYLAND. fr--.
Mr. Robinson, Of Rhode Island
Mr. Whitley Of Delaware.
Mr. Tappsn, of New Hampshire.
Mr. Statton, of New Jersey.
Mr. Bristov, Of Kentucky.
Mr. Morrill,, Of Vermont.
Mr. Nelson, Of Tennessee.
Mr.. Dunn, Of Indiana
Mr. TAYLOR, Of Louisiana.
Mr.. Davis, Of Mississippi.
Mr.. Kellogg, Of Illinois
Mr.. Houston, of Alabama.
Mr.. orse, OF Maine.
MIR. Phelps, Of NJ issoufi.g srss-ne~ =
Dir. Rusk, Of Arkansas.
Mr. Howard, Of Michigan.
Mr. Hawkins, ofFlofida.- - d. Wff.f-
Mr.. Hamilton, of Texas.
Mr. washburn, Of Wisconsin. .#t
Mr. Curtis, of Iowa.
Mr. Burch, Of California
Mr.. windon, Of Minnesota.
Mr.. Stout, Of Oregon.
Mr.. Hawkins, of Florida, Immediately after
wards addressed the House, declining to serve on
the committee - n -. en-.
Mr.. John Cochrane, Ct New York, was address
ing the House as the Stars reporter necessarily ies
the Hall
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DEPARrMENr. NEWS,

ARMY OFFICERS PROMOTED (BY DEATH OF GEN
CLhakE) AND ORDERED Lit Col Washington
Seawell to be Colonel of sixth infantry, ordered
to the command Of his regiment at Benecia bar.
racks, Cal
Major VIM Hoffman to be Lieut.. Colonel OF
eighth infantry, ordered to the command Of that
regiment at San Antonio, Texas
Capt. (Brevet Ii. Col. james v. Bomfofd to b<
NJ sjor Of eighth infantry, ordered to the Califor
MIA Department.
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sfsAIrs COMMITTEES q owing evident
y' 70 tne unsestied state Of The times, the domi
nsn' Psry In the senate be se not vet taken thu
usual ssps for the msefin .of their eaucns to
seiee' 'neir members Of the body's Standing com.
mineesi nor does ttsss seem much 1Ikslfhood o,
s .oes movement on ths.' psr for conc time q
80 eEl.sn - -. a - >. b
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SENATOR HrsrxR- III was currently said
a,ound NE senats Chamber to-day, that senator
hunter pas oppressed his determination 10 decline
longer 70 HI The position of Chairnsn of IN. s-u.
s'es Finance committee. His determination. 4,
s 2ken fof granted grows out of the stat. Of m.
nmes' ~nich promise very hard, thsnkless and
unsuccessful job In endeavoring 70 ch,,o. ~,
duties ssfisfsesorfiy His decienslea a .mopg tbs
most significant ssns Of the time. ' - -
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TArfr SO Pxomrf Amo nxrxr Own The
Adjournment Of the Senate to-day, immed,,,s,v
after coming togefhef, cover until Monday merit
was doubtless caused By desire 70 get nd q
such untimeiy discussions Of ihe eondision, q,
public shairs as married. their pfoeeedingsa Yea.
terday, which are sincerely deprecated, evidently
by . majority % the BODY. :. 80 50, q 80 !
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Direct Importation from Paris

M. w l.. l. A n,
80 Market SPACE, Wasbiaston, d. c., oxd z Cit.
800 Trerite, Paris.
My stock of FINE PARISIANFANCYG GOODS
10 most complet' now in every branch, and Ladies
VIII do well IN inspect my stock before they pur-
chase any where else, to convrcs thensel yes hat
my goods cannot be surpassed in beauty, elegance,
And quality by any other. in the market. Having
taken the greatest Paips IN selecting every article
them tho most fashionable produces fr m Psris;
but ladies will be the best judges for themselves,
And only call their special attention to the follow
Ing aftioles:
We vel, ard Cloth Cloaks, elegant IN style and
quality, for Isdies and children; Cloth Caters ioT
ladies' and children; French Ronnets, Flowers
fsaths's and Ribands; Set. Of Flowers, composed
OF head dress, bouquet for the breast and wreaths
for trimming the dress; M, gnfoent Party o. esses
every style and qua ity; elegant Velvet and Gold
OrnamsDtsd Head Dresser; great variety in Ners
for the hair; Fans; silk sad ace Cuffs; Velvet and
cred ZouaySs and Zogaye shirts; a fire assortmea 81
IN Dress TIimm,ngs; Trimmings for Party ID ser
Gilt Belts. Braids, Buck es and Buttons OF the bes
Lyons Gold; Zonave Suits for boys, &c.
viii sell the handsomest and fine goods at very
low prices, having very large stock on hand
which wish to reduce as much as possible bsiors
take another trip to Paris 20 q eo2wf
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Wall a BARNARD. Aucuo.e.r

BY wall q BARNARD. Aucuoseers
CHM, CUTLERY, PLATED AND OTTER
10 ssI sSs oSnnas .S.-s s.s q: AT, III
Chez: SGssS W S ss :. h :s s .ss e
reep, next door 70 the KIkvood fol Q, his
Ffsnss s.sas cSis. .Hd osssr DsSn.', sr.ssis.t.
d. sSd Tee sst' Of the ls,est 't,ls..
P.5.5 ~ IBiSis sSss s sss,, 49,,
STs: ess: .fs S.5s Win. .s s.a'
4 nd ! laise s..orspsnt o. other sdses wsrs,
Var. every sa Assfss ss.'.
Tim ale will be iouud worthy the fpeosa stten-
hoasJ present., :. the goods are Of the fnsst and
90 and 90 days. for approved endorsed notes, bsaT-
des wALLA BARNARD. A.esa
By BARNAE s.. = sUck b q A''si0n''rs'
STOCK AND fINTURss OF A RETAIL
On Sp SSis .sR siS '1 n ~ Ase.oS
s Ss Of !, ;i.I Soc. i 81
so a'srf Pea. sI@ etss;sS: Boy. rOs.oeo.
Boxes Pure Ground Coffee,
pepser And Msoaronl,
e eSss ahsIP BIC Tsst Fan and Mustard
Bas s Candle. a 6.rt and Iish, Soap, Matches,
BsfIsi: n sSSinsntal, yscfssn's, and Xxx Old R,.
Whistsys and Malaga Wine,
buckets, Kegs, 40.
shelving, Boxes, Bins,
Stands, Platform Scales,
And other articles usually kept in q frst class
Grocery too numerous q enumerate.
Terms: go CASH that sum q credit of sixty
and plntty days, for Approved endorsed notes,
Also, at the same time. the House ard Lot 90
fs ds '' the RsRNtRS tSs RE s5Ri .. sSc.
BY ]. @. Mcguire a CO.. Ascnoneers.
FXTESsIyE SALE AT AUCTION.
II RICH HOUSE FoLD FURNITURE.
FIGUR Es AND VASES.
OF. fs S. TsFI ffSsss
Piano Forte, full Seven octaves, Rosewood Case,
Elaborstelv Carved Legs, with Pearl
Keys, ana very superior IN
strume Mt n every way.
covered with rich sstin Brocstels and velvet
| Rosewood Bureaus. Bedsteads, Etesere,. Eide
board .Ceut.r and Sofa Tables, Turkish Lounges
Lao eni Brocatel.e Curtains,
i shades ana Ccrnlces,
| brussels and Ingram Carpets,
| hemian Glass Ware sc dom met with, TOO M
meIous 70 mention, and must be seen TO be sp-
Parties in want of good Furniture &c. or articles
and anime the goods previous 10 the sale. vhioh
" TUESDAY MORNING. lItA D.Anbr,
| commencing az 10 O'Clock. and continue day and
The articles vih be ready for exhibition on
ThuEera morning. 9Th instant.
/ de- J. c. MCGUIRE q CO ,Aucts.
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DEDUCTION I'm THE PRICE oFGAs.

DEDUCTION IN THE PRICE OFGAs.
OFFICE o, wA.Hiss,os Ga. L1eM1 Co..,
samsd sfssr the s!st day Of DsoemSs next Viii be
isss . 81 those vfo.s . =. psid = SIrss 81
the act Of Cengress asPsoved June e 1852 70 yit:
shall have bean previously paid ,.,A
no so-eo4w Secretary IN Charge.
d26 INTERIOR APARTMENTS. d06
fMk .s. aas ssa s.ss %sss s:, ss s
Buff, Green, and Blue Holland Shades, all
ssna sSs 20 SssSrsmsnt Of pio,ur. Cord
pu,os snd u 81 no old .ook
Si sd i T. th!r give ns sGvs
Allwork sxecnted and supesintended BY prset-
ssasfsonon guaranteed Or NO pas poured, -
Please gave me '. John ksp%sR RskRf M HssSn'f
scsss Seventh street ga ss E sSSJ :Sf T.
WISS2y y n AT EbSsT
sss:i:s.sf g :I:ssas si., Esss:ssss. ere, Fer,
y. E g i's sai sf1 Sa
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: Nss. ssatiiai TlbIEs. IN ell si.es =. !"
no 3 ZEE so S. the ' ' cLAeETT DoDsoN.
HoAE-MADE sH ABSHS MADE ssIarsr
During the past two months, the dull sfsses,
isys Saf sos ,y q 81. !.
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r. sa1 ss iraeis1y' Aaa
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TkGsrsskas 'S sAtE 81 pq fk aiS'iGn SS6sE
the 24th day of December. stt clock D. M. on the
premises, BY virtue Of q deed Of trust 70 the sub,
In Liser A.. No Ia folios ga 60 seq one the
land record. fsr Wsshington co., D. e. shall cell
bered eighty -four, frontins 50 fset on New York
avenue, between 2th and 2lst streets, and running
consisting OF small frame dwelling house.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder IN and u
on the premises.
All CONVEX sncins et purchasers cost
CHAS. ALBERT, Trustee.
J. c. MCGUIRE Co, Aocts,
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The QUALtTtEs!!
= .--- THE PRICES..!
OUR STOCK OF CLOAKS. SHAWLS and
WINTER WRAPPlN6S for Ladies' tare said
Our stock Of DRY SGoDs fsr A ismil5 want. il.
las usual complete in all Departments.
HOUSE Linens. COMFORTS. BLANK
ETS, DO. Basement and the "Vaults"
One price only; TIE value marked In plain figures.
All pa oels carefully packed free of charge.
PERRY q BROTHER,
Dealers in hrst class Dry Goods,
Pennsylvsnls avenue and 9th street,
deS5t Perry Building"
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PERSONAL.

VA WATCH REARING.
w ATCHES, Chronometers Jsve ~, &c care
fully repaired M. w. GAIT a BRU.,
-. Jewellers, 35a Pa. av.,
de<-St 4deofS west of Browns Hotel,
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NTPHlLADELPHA CONFECTIONERY.
W. Ice Cream. Water Ices, Wedding Cakes,
Pourd Cakes, Mince Pies Pastry, Crusts r Oyster
rles, yslhes, ana a general assortment OF nice
things in the Confectionery line, at FOSSELL'S,
corn z Twelfth and SITS. no ~ Ims
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b. BoNTZ GRIFFITH. Auo.Ioneers.
ARGE STOCK OF ToYS. FANCY GOODS,
AucrIoN On SATURDAY EVENING, Decem-
Der sth, commencing steh o'olock land continuing
every evening until he whole stock dispo Off
We will sell at - No. 369 9TH street, be-
tween and streets o large assortment Of Fancy
Goods. Toys, &o comprising Ia pvt
w. oyen y deTshirts, and Drawers,
HosIcr- OF all kinds,
China Cups and Snucers,
China Vases ColCgns Bottles,
Crockery and O glassware, 80 .-.
Dressing Boxes, Work Boxes,
Gentlemens' Dressing Cases.
Pocket and Table Cutlery.
Superior Double Bsrrelled Guns,
Portmonies, &c, de-,
Torethsr with . large assortment Of articles too
numerous 20 mention.
. de eoef BoNTZ 4 GRIFFITH, Ausss.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By cLEARY q sREEN. Auotonssrs.
sos Ntatk sfreef.

BY CLkAh1 68kEkN. Auo00neern,
sos NtHth Sweet.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
II FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY, the
10th nstant 81 10 O'Clock O. We shs sell at No.
425 rhIrteenth street, bet north o and II streets.
the residences Of family dseinlnG housskeepInf,
an excellent assortment of well kept Household
and Kitchen Furniture; ve name in pert-
Fine seven octave Rosewood Piano Forte, Of hne
tone aDd finish,
Carved Wal at Sofa and Chairs,
Spring seat Psror and Fancy Chairs,
Mahogany MaOle top Center and Rout Tables,
Mahosany nd Walnut Marble top Bureaus,
Mahogany and Wa nut Marble top Wsshsinks,
Walnut Jenny Lind High Be6steads.
Wsluut Wsrdrobes Wsshst.nds, and sidebosrds.
Extens on Dining Tables. Refflt erstoT,
Painted Cottage Chamber Sets,
Git famed Mirrors, Fancy Ornaments.
Sewing Msobine, made BY Whseler & Wilson, cost
cleo.
Hail, Cotton, aud shuck Mattresses, -u o..
vine Feather Beds and Beddlng,
Carpets, ulloloton, Mating, fUgs,
piDiag, Chamber. Hail, and other Chair,
Toilet Sets, Hat Ra3ks, Paintings,
Flne Cutlery, Cut and other g sss Ware,
Excellent Cooking Stove, Radiator and Chamber
Stoves,
Tngs tner with Ia-ge LOT of Kitchen Rec uisites.
Terms: Ali sums of and under $50 a<h; over
$50, credit of thlr days, for notes satisfactorily
Ge5d CI.SkRy GREEN, Auot..
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~ Dexes. very cheap; good coofiag -Raisins 10
cts,i currantf as and loi cis5er 5s
A FEW FINE PIANOS FOR RENT BY APP
sons unrivalsd Pianos John r. ELLIS, :
a06 Pa. as bet 9Th and loth SIS.
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ladies' of CHRIST Church will
NJ hold Far, comm 'ncing on MONDAY,
the Sd OF December. and continuing through the
week, at Thorn's Hall, s0s seventh st sst. They
solIcit liberal PatronaEs from the cttizens Of
ashlng ton in bshaf of the We nerahe ma ron
IN this city-the mother of all the Episcopal
and loving SISTER to al others de In
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-17
A1AnM1na ANp DrsrR,htcrtIvE D1suEsA

ALARMING AND DESTRUCTIVE DISEASE
AMONG CATTLE----A destructive disease has
made its appearance among the cSetle in
North Brookfeld and vicinity, causing, much
excitement among the farmers in that re-
gion The disease was introduced last sum-
mer by a calf of foreign breed, brought from
the town of Belmont. 1t fxes itself upon
the lungs and produces a violent cough, and
the lungs are finally destroyed. Some of
the cattle attacked with it linger for weeks;
others die in a few days after the attack
None have recovered. Letters from farmers
III North Brookfield say that the disease is
apparently making a clean, sweep through
the herds in that section, where it has got
foothold! One man has lost ten head of
cattle, and has as many more sick. Another
man hasalosts seven, andEthe best of his herd
are sick, In North ,Brookfeld and New
Braintree, the disease is in five or six herds.
a-z.i- -.---,--.----- -.---t Boston 1raUeler.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-17

sES Hon. JOHN BELL, of Tennessee, was
at the Pavilion Hotel yesterday morning
lie came up on the Dunbar and went out on
the, 1925 An. train, on his way East
His stay was but short, His health was ap-
parently good, and he looks much younger
than is generally supposed. Mr.. Bell has
many warm admirers in this State, and GER
tainly deserves the gratitude of his country
men for his patriotic. services in their be-
half during long and, nIustrious public
career. = t4'Al- s e,@-i17 - -lt9- r d
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-17

-. OS the 10th of June, 1858, freight en-
gine-the No. 36-blew up while in service
on the Ohio and Mississippi road, severely
injuring Andrew Blanvelt, fireman. Blan-
welt brought an action against the Company
for running unsafe machinery, and claimed
damages in the sum often thousand dollars.
The jury did not find that the engine was in
improper condition for service, but awarded
the plaintiff damages in the sum of $500,
on the ground that be was in the discharge
of his duty at the time of the accident by
which he was injured. .s.-f 81 s-.
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carr Lowell H Rousseau has been nom.

CAPT Lowell H. Rousseau has been nom
mated by The Opposition of the first six
wards of Louisville, to fill the vacancy in
the Kentucky Senate, Occasioned by the
death of John G. Lyons. -''-' -i.a ..lta
Capt. Rousseau represented Greene Coun-
ty, in this State, in the Indiana Senate some
years ago. He is a high-toned, chiyaIrous
gentleman, of fine ability, pleasing address,
and Que Of the, very best lawyers in the State
of skentueky. t-fb s-.e fssafta --a-ar I,s.s sls
ei But we fear the professional engagements
Of the Captain will prevent him from ac-
cepting.-M 4. Tribune. -.. .-.4a.s.