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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

THE SECOND STREET Poison
CAsE-REsULTs OF THE CHEMICAL
INvEsTIGATIoN.-Dr Fl. w. Cloud
an accomplished chemist of this city,
submitted to Coroner Havlin and the
jury which held the inquest on the
body of the boy, William Bayless,
who died from poison on Friday last,
on Upper Second Street, the follow
ing report of the result of his inves-
tigation, which. we doubt not, will be
read with interest by all:
S. p. HaUlin, Esq, Coroner Wander
bU,9h County:
SIR: I hand you a condensed re-
port of experiments upon contents of
stomach and articles of food submit
ted to me for chemical examination.
DR.. Legler will report upon the NOR
bid appearance of the stomach and
intestines, and probably corroborate
the following experiments.
The symptoms having been pro-
nounced arsenical, portions of the
corn-meal and soda were subjected to
the most delicate tests for arsenic,
without any result. The coffee gave
marked indications of this poisonous
metal with Narsh's test, and also with
amonio- nitrate OF silver, and same
with salt of copper.
On applying Reinch's test of copper
foil with hydrochloric acid and heat,
the proof of a metallic contamination
of the coffee was positive. The metal
deposited upon the copper was abund-
ant and distinct, which by usual and
uamis taxable processes we proved to
be metallic arsenic, formed, doubt
less, by the presence of arsenious
acid in solution.
,TT54T< fstH F BT
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EJ- For fine English, Swiss and
American parlor ci0cks for holiday
presents, go to
decl3 GEissLER & DELANG
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BB~ Special sale for the ladies at
Cofman's Auction House, to-day, at
2 o'clock. dec19-1t.
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CHURCH DEDICATION. - The new
Catholic Church, corner of Sixth and
Cherry Streets, will be dedicated on
Sunday morning, December 22d,
1867. dec11 till p
AMONG the new goods daily arriv-
ing at HUGHEss, No. 46 Main Street,
are some beautiful Dress Goods and
a lot of new style and very fine Furs.
Call and see them. French MerinOs,
in all colors, lower than ever.
dec11-tf
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FIRE INsURANCE-For strong in
demnity, large resources, tried eXpe-
Tieuoe, prompt payment and fair deal
ing, select The Hartford Fire tn
sUrance Company" assets. =, 900 600;
fifty-six years of stable success, and a
cash income Of s.. 1000 "A day. Policies
issued aud losses paid by
HALLOCK & DREW Agents,
dec13-1w, No . Main St.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

gsg~ All Of the boys wear those
fine Custom Made Boots to be bought
only at declS d3t] Rockers.
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JE'hcard's Heir Nec9les. IN P1teat
Wrappers, are superior to al others.
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BD~ Ladies, go to Coffman's auc-
ton to-day at 2 O'Clock. dec19-1t.
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TO MEMPHIS -semi-weekly.

Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. se~ 4=-E42
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives. Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by P. N
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun
day,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'clock p.
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DAMAGE TO ENGINE No. 1.-The
Steam Fire Engine No. /, Engineer
Archer, was taken to the river yester-
day morning to pump water into the
new gas tank. She had not worked
long until one of her coils gave
way, the escaping water drowning out
the fire in her furnace. Finding her
helpless, Engine No. ? was taken to
the wharf and was doing splendid
work. She will, it is believed, supply
the tank in forty eight hours. En-
gineer Archer's engine will be at once
repaired. She began to give out some
time time ago, and has never been
efficiently repaired.
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AUCTIoN.-On to-day and follow
ing days, there will be a large sale of
clothing, &c. Come one, come all,
at the corner of Main and Water SITS.
dec19-4t HEINMAN & STERNEs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

FoR SALE. "A good Counting
House Desk. 1927 A. l.. ROBINSON.
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3. MURSTNNA.

a @ HIT e @ IT.
ssHce-No Z CHANDELIERS BUILDING
Corner First and Locust Streets.
Evansville, Ind.
&c Plans and specifications for all kinds
ri buildings furnished at short notice, and
IN reason = BILE erma lmchl5 d3m
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REvIvALs.-We are informed that
a very interesting and successful re-
vival is in progress at Fort Branch,
Gibson County. under the ministra-
ton of Rev. Mr.. Merrideth. of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
meetings have been held for two
weeks, and there had been, up to
Tuesday night, twenty-three CONVEX
sions and a number of aceessions to
the Church. Mr.. Merrideth has been
assisted in his labors by Rev I. NJ.
Strain, of Fort Branch, who, though
not regularly in the ministry now,
possesses all the zeal and fervor of
former days. He closed two weeks
meeting last week at Oakland City,
the result of which was thirty-two
conversions and nearly as many ac-
cessions to the Church, and just pre-
vious to this he had held a protract-
ed meeting in Dubois County, at
which there were. thirty conversions.
At Fort Branch the Methodists and
Baptists worked IN harmony and
sweet accord ,''.'''s' 90 -.+1
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LOCAL III OFFICES.

% City Orders for sale. Inquire
at this Office.
FoR RENT.-That desirable store,
No. 3 Water Street Enquire of
dec19- Ivy CHAs. VIELE & Co.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. The most
useful Christmas or New Years
present that can be bestowed, is a
good book, of which every variety
can be had at George II Fish's book
store, on Main below First Street.
Go and see him.
SHEET ZINC.-Eight cases sheet
zine just.reeeived aad f2r, sale By
Hec19i ga SAHtEss ORR & Co. s
HIzI4 -r---Tz--- = ~ = III
,ss- Auefi2n tQ--9@y, at Cofman's.
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STEAMBOAT LINES

To LoU1sYILL E.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. Every Tuesday
O'Clock p. N.
To CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 3
o'clock P. M.
TO GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at o'clock P. N. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock P. N.
To EASTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock p. NJ.
To HEgDERsON-Daily, except Sundays,
at o'clock Pm.
p. m. t- ..ss..-s -srr--
10 MEMPHIs-Seni-W weekly.
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ARCHITECTS.
ALLEN & CLARKE,

architects & superintendent.
ONCE - Crescent City Building, second
aaor: entrance No. S3 Main street.
Plans and specifications furnished on
szaSonable terms. SEES dom
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

pzg- For holiday presents in the
jewelry line, 20 to
decl9. GEIssLER & DELANG's
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Take none other than C2arh's Coaon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

Coughs, Bronchitis and Consumption
CURED by
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
nov26 .4wd&w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

PERSONAL. - Rev. c. B. Parsons
was in the city yesterday, the guest
of Mr.. John E. Glover He left for
Louisville on the Tarascon last night
judge Bowman. United States Dis
.trict Collector. Col. Bates, of New
burg, and Ed. Price, formerly of Sui
Ivan, IN this State, now of Cincin-
natl, were also in the city yesterday
SERIOUS Acc .DENT,-Yesterday af-
ternoon, while the steamer Ella
Hughes was making landing at Hen
derson, a negro deck hand by the
name of Henry Williams. by some
means had his leg badly crushed be-
tween the steamer and the wharfboat
Tits supposed amputation will have
TO be resorted to. The injured
man was brought to this city by the
Norman, and sent to the Hospital.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

EI,oorFs Needlesfor salo everywhere.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

C7art's soo,l Cotton is 6 Cord to 50.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

Hand sewing try MtI,oarcrs Needles.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

NOTICE OF REMovAL.-AB we in
tend to move some time ia January
to No. 81 Main Street, we will sell
our stock of toys and fancy goods at
greatly reduced prices
dec5 If WARREN a. CoNYNGToN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

Ladies' use Clark Spool Cotton.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

BEI- Read Warren a. Conyngton's
notice Of Christmas Goods at cost.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

Milward's Needles are the best.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19

CIark's Spool Cotton is the best.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-19
.sAaAROAD TINT AIS
Evansville and g. WORDS :e.

GOING y eth.
Leave Arrive Arrive
Evansville. Fincen: *. T. HaUte
Accom- 'oHt'n, - = N lG:2I = 81 4:l5 NJ
3fai;........,...... .tg3 a " ii 80 " $3.50 p N
Fincennes Ac ~ II - Il 49,. $500
fFsHEtSG -'.s III
cave cave Arrive
Isrre H2. s,ncenn0S. r vile.
Vincenacas &C ....,..4 : o. a II 70 30 = N
FreighF 4. acg:t} : X l2:s9 p II 5 :3S p N
Mali. 80 = II :.5 p 81 10: Y P N
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bH@ Auction today, at Cofmapr
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
NEwYORK AUGUST SUPPLEMENT

i've Importance than before and special considera-
ton has been given OF late TO thor relation To the Pacific
coast.
The latest data at hand show that there are 3 sugar
plantations ~ the Islands involving capital or s2VpO
monthly outlay OF about $50 OOD The yield OF rice
last year about 1,OOOOOO pounds; Ot cotton $1,000
pounds The orange crop partial iailuIe anu Only
about oranges exported The eOnee crop on
account Of blight. was also light .
The imports In 1866 Of the value OF sy5o1l, an
increase Of $7 555 previous year Inc heaviest
Item was cotton goods, valued at s2Os Of these IN
ports, ,022 from the United States. Ana l may
be noted that with all the drawbacks mentioned, the
trade or the Islands has been increasing WlJh S co
Try, while II has fallen off with other countries
We know OF rev exigcncy in the affairs Of the Islands
which makes the these negotiations foregone
conclusion But the time Is coming when some ehange
such has been suggested would be inevitable. The fu-
tre mas no doubt been forecast and 10 may be that THIS Is
tie most favorable juncure 70" such movement. Ihe
islands the West Indies OF the Pacific Coast II they
should come under jurisdiction by purchase. new
ana prosperous State would soon be added TO The Union
[San Francisco Bulletin.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

Upland, s Orleans SoIc Flour dull snf prices iresq,' sgss
New 81 s. Corn sn Yellow 81 a. Mixed ws"e'a' 81 ls o''
10 bsd condition damaged bv storm Iee A.. 49,, s,w.,s.
spP1g SSSYLS @omSs, Aa go at 50 75 80 Rye Foa Il
M N,S,o S y w4s's @ s = % M so New Chicago So Sps
arrive Amber Ohio ~ Is ou The track Cor Se. ID sd s M
l5 bush do ~ o. closing Sra osts gaze, and oRS @ ss ss
800 bush Ee~ 10 arrive 81 z5 Barley unchanged PrGy
sioG unchanged Freg's t lie on corn IN sS ss' 81 o
Corn 2 OO Oats So oOo Flour 1000 bbA ShPnon-"hea' ''0
SFonr steady and s% spng EItI.. ssSS SS
Slo'1 HheaINlptet nssuSe aId sS sd Ma a,
81 76a$ 10 Corn quiet, at 9 G9ac for No sni 95Ssoe for sS
Rye sctye SgOc; sales at 81 10 for No end
Provisions % % ss nS so%na Beef Cattle ds ard Gacnge v'
Tog d At So for common TO good RecsR%S e, 5 30 600 ss o.,.
shp@ent-99 bbs Flour 5000 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn
GIscxsiIi Aug laFour Grn aud in some demand soS
81 fs @ No. " Red and M Ssd @ s ss for No wSs
Extra Corn good shipping demand closing At sc oI No re
@and al 81 Is for No. Ps Cotton unchanged WHISKY steady
GSes FG demand ' a sI; s % fs
a s s Bt hea aP h' at @ R Snye .r STs a s m
6e Sugar Cured Hams 2Oa2c Lard 6ner and in good demand a.
a Butter d cheese sG ar. aDsps Ts.i a
a. 81 EIsc9d demand At S2os2 TO- Sugar firm and ia s'oo
an Aug S o SSa T"s1'ns s M w: & S": ss
at 95c Receipts 1900 bush Wheat Shipments 1900 bbls Four
ton. are S S Unchanged %SSS S1'M Isl E a ae
WLmSsros G. A9 lo-spht' TurPsuns quiet at '2e R''n
AusgT Ga Aag s-Coon very stiff but prices unchanged;
sale, Of II bales Of MidiliDgs at 26c
CLEVELAND o. Aug l9Whea frmer sales Of No. at 81 II,
and So O6 Corn advanced sales at 9e for
No Oats steady bot unchanged Rye and steady Barley qes
anfs Petroleum dull aud nominal
TOLEDO l9FOur quiet but hn White Wheat unhangedi
Amber advanced White Michigan at ~ & Amber at % 10,
No at @ SrdNO at 81 49, Corn advanced le fr No and ec
sales Of No. Wabash 81 0j9 81 O6 No. at S heh-
gan at c Oats unchanged Rye S TO- Receipts the weeko
bb Flour Wheat 83 900 bush COrn 65 900 bush Data
shpmen,s-la bb FLOUR m coo bush Wheat IS OOc bush Com
30 900 bash. OATS 200 bush Rye.
sfer sales 800 bales receipts 6T6
bales Low Mddng 26tc; MdiBgs 28e Flour hme but quota
unchanged Corn dull Mixed O5 White 81 ~ Oats are
frm good Inferior Soc Prime 650TOe Hay duu snd
nominal S281SD Pork dull 626 Bacontbe supply Light
demand Shoulders, 4c Clear Sides Bc Cured
Hams Lsrd-Tierces ic Keg. G5c Gold loi Gl4ot
Sterling Commercial bills l51Q@i Bankers, 1885, New'York ebeen
OBe.half premium.
NOBLE Ala Aug i9-COton-n0 reported and the market
nOnnaly unchanged receipts, IL bales
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

oyGo Aus aPou good demand and the market steady sale
Of 300 bb 50 for No lSprng +l 80 for Red Winter l3 %
r Double Wheat hm sales OF oO bush Amber Michigan A.
s2 rs Corn better dull; sales 1000 bush Illinois at O6 and
S00 hush DO at o. Oats and quiet Corn Meal 81 80
100 NJ Mil scarce With good demand Shorts 40
bin stuff : % per un Canal Freights 6mer dull Grain
Railroad Boston Albany boe 10 New iork
by rail and river Lake ImpoS 500 bush Wheat 1900 600 feet
nmbe Canal BSpoo bbs Flour 40 bush Wheat 70 600 bush
Corn feet Lumber.
SAN Aug ocks active hut there Is little hange
report quotations. Savage has advanced s0 Gould and
Curry 3O yellow Jacket has declined $50 There fair trade In
departments Of business but the Dry Goods market Is inactive
Wheat market weak sales al Sl 3d.
Sr Louis Aux. lgTobacco active fll prices Hemp quiet
Flour quiet Spring Double Extra 90 50; Fan Do 80 26S IS
Choice +i2a$2 Wheat boyAni Fancy white 80 3SQ 81 sc
Prime Choice Red and White - 209 81 % Good to Ordinary
90 2iQ$? 49, Prime 70 Choice Spring Sl 6s9$l ss Corn arm
RYE arner at W. a9S Provisions Mess Pork S2a9S 2
BaeonCear Sdes l6 Rib Sides Isle Shoulders l2i d2ic lar
choice Kscepts-Four, $500 bbs Wheat 1900
CHiRLEroS c. Aug iS-COttOa dull sales IS bales Mddns
27d21ic Receipts, 393baeA ~ .,
LousvLE Aug lasAes Of % bids Leaf Tobacco At fall rates.
New siO So Wheat sac 81 oS Corn duShellsd sOe WITH
sacks $4,000 In bulk Oats In bulk s5dSlc Cotton sg.
ior Low Sddng Mdng Groceries active aud advanced iSts
lsie Fancy Hams he packed Larduerees siS RA" "h
nominal at 3Oc -. tox.
s MsArGs o.s. SSa Sss Pci s ssssa Bsees sides
eb 250s5 SO.
BALrInoRn Aug iaCosn-dsmant hgh prices "a
r h.y. mostIy sold ahsad Wheat supply
White Ell sodB1 So Red, % 100 "a 50 eern M;SS
S 26sl IS; do MIXED ~ lQi YeIos 81 % J,sl, ~ 40
81 os' S.@sse. SSsnss az SsBi t he bulk At N. latter
rents better Sugar dsl aud unchanged Provisions ea sI
PoS S2S 2S8t So Bulk shoulders, sih Bacon shoas ~ 5
O., c, ilpgte Western 1919 whisky dul and nominal ,
PmLlpHLPuiA. Aug l9-Perooum uaeaahsSu '0''"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
ARIZONA.
A letter to The Sacramento Union from Ari

letter to The Sacramento Union from Ari
says:
The administration Of Gen. Crlttenden il well received
t mas been characterized with far there has
been for display OF energy The establishment Of
asubdistrct, known SubDistrct of the Santa Cruz
under the command of Lieut-CO McGarry 32d Infantry
or better known in connection with the California VOlun
teers, and more vigorous prosecution OF the Indian
war; are the only things that work noteworthy change
from the usual quiet routine OF his predecessor This Is
accounted for however by the fact OF the beng
moro advanced, and the Indians consequently more
numerousy found There is not roOm however, for
Indians Troublesome enough but the troops few
enough. No loss than four different scouts have
gone out against them since the advent OF
Col. McGarry, but In three out OF the
four the vital drawback tn the nsufciency
Of In the neghborhoOd of the several mountain
that known to be tho hants OF the Indians OF
this section there upward Of dozen posts and there
IA 10 question but hat their establishment and contnu
matters OF necessity There Is abundant room
for them all to work had they the means but the majority
number less than hundred men, twofifths OF whom,
at least. must be excluded from the scouting forces
Where Indians live In ranCheIas, located with speclal
reference easy escape. almost impOssbty TO
capture them without dividing tho attacking force into AZ
be performed with cavalry the idea Of dividing frag-
ment of company into several delchmonts Is one not
be for instant entertained IL can safely he said
that this country will continue To be the heaer OF indian
depredatOns until either tho number OF troops Is mAteri
ally increased and better horses furnished or until the
posts are 80 centralized and consolidated that scouts can
be organized Of sufficient force not 10 compel their com
manders 10 return home from want OF numbers when
they have the bird In hand"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
DIED..

BRApFoRDoo sasdsy Augus. s At :Sa n a,Ss,s B..s
deceased formerly Of Washington City ssed 81 years months aaa
Bstinor. and Washington papers please copy
BBNJAMIS-on Sunday Aug 49, Belle Fullerton daughter Of Gabriel
P and Josephine Ben amin azsd yea and ISeIe' - ,.
the funeral Tuesday afternoon at o'clock No 26l West For
BBSTLEYTn Hondne Pa on Monday Aug 10 at the residence
her inlaw Gsorss waller Mr.. r. wife q B'a'i'y Of
BUL-On Sunday August 49, Francis only child Of Alfred
and MsTg,s Bull assa 70 month: and & Sayt p. ,-.,,a
the funeral on Tuesday snernOC O'Clock from the rest
train leave. rSishs Tor oneSuSdrd station.
O'Clock p m.
CARsoY-A. Cape Msy Monday Aug Joseph Of Ba
more. in the 4lt year Of his age
CLAFLISon Sunday Aug 49, H. Casin IT, aged years. Of the
Funeral at the rssdsnse father Porhsn Hhts TSe.y
81 o'clock Harlem trsin leaves TweniysIhst at y ocost
Carriage, waiting ROrdhlm depot to sad return from the
CATG-o Monday Aug 49, Grace g. infant daughter Of James and
The @ re family respectfully Invited to attend
ST. near CentTllsve Hunters Point L. L
Cornwall Orange County " Peter e. Conkn NJ d. In ths S''n
Emir. aud Posshk.spsis papers please copy
HoTCHKIssThs funeral Of Thomas H. Hotchkss will take place
Tueay Aug 90 at clock n' from chrFs Church. Bedford
RrrCHAt stanford Conn Aug 49, wOOdo Of Thomas
The g. 1oS War, .n5 S. s sa G m & are invited attend the funeral
sG,her Atantost, Stamford.
R0USDSu Brookn suniay Aug la 1857 George Beran sou
OF o. Jerome aud o. Lucinda Rounds, sgei mo1hs .
Funeral "Wednesday. at o'clock rom ans Athers resioence
Monroe between Franklin and Ciassonaves.
sANDSAt Saratoga Springs Monday Aug 49, Jessie Sands OF
Ma. In q, Nsw-YOik
Particulars In to-morrON IS paper
T, s,s S g. ssS"1 % sS 1ss L. sSa T. S ;c year "
The the family invited 10 attend the f
from his residence White Plains "Wednesday Aug a. At
O'Clock train viii leave Harlem depot TseHy sIthst at
l0i o'clock
The funeral Joseph Wright Of ndiss late United States
Of Berlin will take place at 81 Paus Chnrch
and F0uThaYe) Newlork on THURSDAY
next. August q. at O'clock p.m IN.
DANIEL DREW. OLIVER HOfT,
BALDWIN, ID. L. Ross Committee
Esg- Y0rk, Aug IT, 1857.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
TENNESSEE.
TIE NEW DELEGATION TO CONGRESS.

TIE NEW DELEGATION TO CONGRESS-.
From Our Special Correspondent
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug g. 1857.
Gov. BrownlOw's majority will approximate
$1,000 We send full Radical delegation TO Congress-
The Legislature elected is overwhelmingly Radical Not
ryavc in the Senate and three or four In the
House and, of course Radical probably Gen W. H..
creditaby occupied by Mr. Patterson, sonin-aw OF the
President. with the members Of Congress returned
by tho election. Messrs. Maynard Arnel. and
stoA. tho pmGnS iSD are T%mbo Ts dsqSnffI Sy far
the abcs He belongs TO the astocracy of the South ~
OF liberal culture high social position ana or con
siderable wealth He is deeply read in German phosO-
phy ChcrisheS the most liberal views or society ana re
iigon. and is regarded a" philosopher" He made
some worry bitter speeches during the canvass but his ma
ture il generous aud II is hoped that In his present high
the late Robcs-w share the benefits of his moderate
couuscs James Mullins of the With District Is most
singular man, and he will make numerous sensations IN
Congress of his sterling devotion TO the Union ana he
Radical party entertained doubt This his
chief merit He is about fage has the appearance
of "A hard dwOfkng blacksmith IL terribly earnest man,
paws regard To critical English than 10 crcznR
iells and speaks all occasions and during all the
time allowed All the boys say "Iurrah for Mullins!"
H. A. Num- Of the With District who takes the place OF
Ieftwich plausible courteous. sensible young mana
lawyer by profession He Will make good, quiet repre-
sentative H. X. Butler OF the lst District Ia ta Iean
crayeyed cold and ScOtchlOoking. On the whole, our
delegation Congress will be talented respectable and
interesting
VOTE OF TENNESSEE.
The vote for Governor in Tennessee at the
last election is footed by The Nashville Iress as
East Tennessee Ethcridge, 2,793; BrOwnlOW, 8.gS5.
Middle Tennessee, Etheridgc. $685. BrownlOw, G,Il
West Tennessee, Etheridge, 65l2 Brownlow, lJ,9I2'
Loyal Militia" BrOwnlow, a. Total Tor Etherldge'
The Radical vote is as large as that cast for any
party previous TO the